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What Do You Think Influences Our Dreams Research Paper
What do you think influences your dreams? Do you believe that there is a scientific reason behind it?
A psychological meaning? Or maybe you believe that they re messages from a divine source?
Whatever it is, our subconscious mind behaves rather erratically when presented with a soft pillow,
warm milk, and a large number of sheep.
The human race has been long since fascinated with the concept that is our dreams. This separate state
of consciousness, an alternate reality if you will, has captured the interest of the nation throughout
history. Perhaps this is due to the fact that we spend a third of our life in this delusional state; roughly
about six years, at the most, of our life dreaming, according to George Bernard Shaw. Properly
knowing the fact that a great deal of our life is wasted in a sedated state, thus raises another question:
Why do we dream? ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Amazing, right? In the study, dreams were found to be highly visual and often illogical in nature, this
fact ultimately being true, it was said by Barrett that the uncanny nature makes it ripe for out of the
box thinking that certain problems require. Her initial statement, in which was discussed at the
Association for Psychological Science, went along the lines of dreams are no different than the
thoughts that go through our minds during the day they are in a slightly different state from when our
eyes are open, as stated by Barrett. But why does our mind do this? The newest thought that will
plague our dreams has finally produced itself, and we will continue to look for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What do you think influences your dreams? Do you believe that there is a scientific reason behind it?
A psychological meaning? Or maybe you believe that they re messages from a divine source?
Whatever it is, our subconscious mind behaves rather erratically when presented with a soft pillow,
warm milk, and a large number of sheep.
The human race has been long since fascinated with the concept that is our dreams. This separate state
of consciousness, an alternate reality if you will, has captured the interest of the nation throughout
history. Perhaps this is due to the fact that we spend a third of our life in this delusional state; roughly
about six years, at the most, of our life dreaming, according to George Bernard Shaw. Properly
knowing the fact that a great deal of our life is wasted in a sedated state, thus raises another question:
Why do we dream? ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Amazing, right? In the study, dreams were found to be highly visual and often illogical in nature, this
fact ultimately being true, it was said by Barrett that the uncanny nature makes it ripe for out of the
box thinking that certain problems require. Her initial statement, in which was discussed at the
Association for Psychological Science, went along the lines of dreams are no different than the
thoughts that go through our minds during the day they are in a slightly different state from when our
eyes are open, as stated by Barrett. But why does our mind do this? The newest thought that will
plague our dreams has finally produced itself, and we will continue to look for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Positive And Negative Effects Of The Industrial Age
Harsh. Unsafe. Dangerous. These are all terms to describe factories around a decade and a half ago.
This was during a time known as the Industrial Age. The Industrial Age, characterized by its advances
in technology and increase in urbanization, started in England in the late 1700s and spread to America
by the mid 1800s. The changes brought on by the Industrial Age affected the US both positively and
negatively. Workers were affected negatively. They had to work in the harsh conditions of the factories
where they were overworked and put into dangerous environments. These conditions, however, led
labour laws being put into place, changing the US for the better The people working in factories were
affected negatively negatively by the Industrial Age. Early factory workers would have workdays up
to 14 hours long (Farr). While this was around the same length as a preindustrial workday, the amount
of work done within that time changed. Preindustrial workers worked in bursts of energy. Factory
workers, on the other hand, had to work nonstop in order to meet demands. A worker as young as 10
years old could have a 16 hour work day with only one break (Doc 1). Even when machines broke and
production stopped, workers had to stay in the factory, though these unscheduled breaks were often
used for relaxation. These long work days were tiring for adults, but even worst for child workers.
Children as young as 6 years old were hired as factory workers. They crawled under machines to
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Harsh. Unsafe. Dangerous. These are all terms to describe factories around a decade and a half ago.
This was during a time known as the Industrial Age. The Industrial Age, characterized by its advances
in technology and increase in urbanization, started in England in the late 1700s and spread to America
by the mid 1800s. The changes brought on by the Industrial Age affected the US both positively and
negatively. Workers were affected negatively. They had to work in the harsh conditions of the factories
where they were overworked and put into dangerous environments. These conditions, however, led
labour laws being put into place, changing the US for the better The people working in factories were
affected negatively negatively by the Industrial Age. Early factory workers would have workdays up
to 14 hours long (Farr). While this was around the same length as a preindustrial workday, the amount
of work done within that time changed. Preindustrial workers worked in bursts of energy. Factory
workers, on the other hand, had to work nonstop in order to meet demands. A worker as young as 10
years old could have a 16 hour work day with only one break (Doc 1). Even when machines broke and
production stopped, workers had to stay in the factory, though these unscheduled breaks were often
used for relaxation. These long work days were tiring for adults, but even worst for child workers.
Children as young as 6 years old were hired as factory workers. They crawled under machines to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Rtt1 Task 1 Essays
Organizational Systems and Quality Leadership
Task 1
It is critical to have an understanding of nursing sensitive indicators in order to provide safe, quality,
compassionate and satisfactory patient care. In this scenario, applying restraints to Mr. J, a demented
patient with hip fracture seems appropriate. However, it is standard practice that restraints are to be
removed as soon as possible, and the patient in restraints may need assistance to change position every
two hours. In Mr. J s scenario, there should have been a bedside commode, and a urinal for him to use
at the bedside so he does not have to walk very far to the restroom. As for the CNA, if she was well
trained, she would have been able to recognize the marks on his spine ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
J s scenario is pressure ulcer. From analyzing Mr. J s case one can see the correlation between the use
of restraints and pressure ulcers. Obtaining data listed on the Braden Scale such as moisture, mobility,
activity, and nutrition are important when assessing for pressure ulcer risks. Once the collected data
indicates the patient is high risk then the established pressure ulcer protocol needs to be followed.
Nurses will need to minimize friction, support bony surfaces, manage moisture, and maintain adequate
nutrition to advance quality patient care. The other nursing sensitive indicator in this case is restraints.
As I have mentioned earlier the use of restraints in Mr. J s case seems appropriate as he pose great fall
risk which may further complicate his current health condition. However, it is important to perform a
complete assessment on the parameters for restraint such as cognitive functioning, history of
dementia, physical impairment, and drug interactions to determine the need for restraints. When
restraint is clinically indicated, and the benefits outweigh the risks then protocol for restraints has to
be followed. Once the patient is restrained, it is standard practice that restraints are to be removed as
soon as possible, and the patient in restraints will need assistance to change position every two hours.
B) To improve quality patient care throughout the hospital, the quality improvement department
should scrutinize, and keep track of the
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Organizational Systems and Quality Leadership
Task 1
It is critical to have an understanding of nursing sensitive indicators in order to provide safe, quality,
compassionate and satisfactory patient care. In this scenario, applying restraints to Mr. J, a demented
patient with hip fracture seems appropriate. However, it is standard practice that restraints are to be
removed as soon as possible, and the patient in restraints may need assistance to change position every
two hours. In Mr. J s scenario, there should have been a bedside commode, and a urinal for him to use
at the bedside so he does not have to walk very far to the restroom. As for the CNA, if she was well
trained, she would have been able to recognize the marks on his spine ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
J s scenario is pressure ulcer. From analyzing Mr. J s case one can see the correlation between the use
of restraints and pressure ulcers. Obtaining data listed on the Braden Scale such as moisture, mobility,
activity, and nutrition are important when assessing for pressure ulcer risks. Once the collected data
indicates the patient is high risk then the established pressure ulcer protocol needs to be followed.
Nurses will need to minimize friction, support bony surfaces, manage moisture, and maintain adequate
nutrition to advance quality patient care. The other nursing sensitive indicator in this case is restraints.
As I have mentioned earlier the use of restraints in Mr. J s case seems appropriate as he pose great fall
risk which may further complicate his current health condition. However, it is important to perform a
complete assessment on the parameters for restraint such as cognitive functioning, history of
dementia, physical impairment, and drug interactions to determine the need for restraints. When
restraint is clinically indicated, and the benefits outweigh the risks then protocol for restraints has to
be followed. Once the patient is restrained, it is standard practice that restraints are to be removed as
soon as possible, and the patient in restraints will need assistance to change position every two hours.
B) To improve quality patient care throughout the hospital, the quality improvement department
should scrutinize, and keep track of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dennis O Rouke s Cannibal Tours
Dennis O Rouke s documentary Cannibal Tours , filmed in 1988, the famous director at the time had
much thought in regards to how the civilized tourists diminished the primitives and their culture. The
documentary is based on the experiences of European tourists as they traveled through the boundaries
of Sepik River in New Papua, Guiana. In the documentary, at first it appears to be that the Europeans
want to learn more about the culture of the natives in the land and to better understand their way of
life. Yet, as these tourists begin their journey they are surprised that the native s culture is a lot
different from their own. The tourists begin to believe that the natives were poor and uncivilized in
comparison to them, all by European ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I found this scene to be quite disturbing because although the children were naked an starving, the
tourist implored there situation and took advantage of them as they laughed at them and took photos,
instead of getting them cloth to conceal their bodies.Taking advantage of the natives not knowing that
in accordance to the tourist standards walking around nude is views as not only uncivilized but also as
being a savage.Cultural Relativism is well played out through the film. The Europeans make
judgments on the behaviors of native, because they (europeans) lack intellectual awareness and
education to understand the lifestyle of natives.In this scene the film reminded me of the theme of
Cultural Relativism, as the tourist were making judgments on the behaviors of the primitives without
understanding the amount of intellectual awareness these lack of the European culture. I believe that
every culture deserves respect; tourist traveling into new countries should not portray the natives as
uneducated or uncivilized, without first understanding their culture. This attitude not only diminishes
the culture of the natives but also makes them feel as if they are less than the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dennis O Rouke s documentary Cannibal Tours , filmed in 1988, the famous director at the time had
much thought in regards to how the civilized tourists diminished the primitives and their culture. The
documentary is based on the experiences of European tourists as they traveled through the boundaries
of Sepik River in New Papua, Guiana. In the documentary, at first it appears to be that the Europeans
want to learn more about the culture of the natives in the land and to better understand their way of
life. Yet, as these tourists begin their journey they are surprised that the native s culture is a lot
different from their own. The tourists begin to believe that the natives were poor and uncivilized in
comparison to them, all by European ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I found this scene to be quite disturbing because although the children were naked an starving, the
tourist implored there situation and took advantage of them as they laughed at them and took photos,
instead of getting them cloth to conceal their bodies.Taking advantage of the natives not knowing that
in accordance to the tourist standards walking around nude is views as not only uncivilized but also as
being a savage.Cultural Relativism is well played out through the film. The Europeans make
judgments on the behaviors of native, because they (europeans) lack intellectual awareness and
education to understand the lifestyle of natives.In this scene the film reminded me of the theme of
Cultural Relativism, as the tourist were making judgments on the behaviors of the primitives without
understanding the amount of intellectual awareness these lack of the European culture. I believe that
every culture deserves respect; tourist traveling into new countries should not portray the natives as
uneducated or uncivilized, without first understanding their culture. This attitude not only diminishes
the culture of the natives but also makes them feel as if they are less than the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Class Conflict And Class Conflicts
Class warfare, also referred to as class conflict or class struggle, is a form of social tension caused by
conflicting and competing socioeconomic interests between people of different classes (Zinn, 19).
According to Karl Marx and several scholars, this struggle provides the lever for radical social change
and development. Class conflict comes in many forms: direct and indirect violence such as wars,
starvation, illness and poor working conditions; ideological, such as the production of articles and
books. Moreover, this conflict can take on a political form, which includes swaying government
leaders with enticing offers to fulfill personal or ideological interests. Pre capitalism: Ancient times:
Our history begins with ancient ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In ancient Greece, the majority (up to 80%) were slaves. Cities were mainly engaged in governmental
operations and the bulk of the economy was agricultural. The slave owners were largely plantation
owners, government officials, philosophers/scholars, all of whom were members of the leisure class
that tended to live in luxury with little in the way of work obligations. As such, slavery was seen as
natural. This view was held mostly by slaves owners but was also accepted by some slaves. They were
ultimately controlled by the institutions and ideals mentioned earlier. The leisure class were also the
subject of these ideals. Because they found physical work to be beneath their natural station, work was
viewed as the lot of the lower classes. In fact, other societies followed in a similar vein. Notably
Rome, who had much stronger institutions, especially those related to law and religion. Feudalism
Much was happening in the world during this period, but it was very different from what was taking
place in feudal Europe. With the fall of the Roman Empire, a social system emerged that was not
founded on slavery. It was hierarchical in form, with free peasants (not slaves) at the bottom and
monarchs and the pope at the top. In between is a list of classes such as lords, earls, dukes, bishops,
and so on. The system was based on a set of relationships between the members. These relationships
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Class warfare, also referred to as class conflict or class struggle, is a form of social tension caused by
conflicting and competing socioeconomic interests between people of different classes (Zinn, 19).
According to Karl Marx and several scholars, this struggle provides the lever for radical social change
and development. Class conflict comes in many forms: direct and indirect violence such as wars,
starvation, illness and poor working conditions; ideological, such as the production of articles and
books. Moreover, this conflict can take on a political form, which includes swaying government
leaders with enticing offers to fulfill personal or ideological interests. Pre capitalism: Ancient times:
Our history begins with ancient ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In ancient Greece, the majority (up to 80%) were slaves. Cities were mainly engaged in governmental
operations and the bulk of the economy was agricultural. The slave owners were largely plantation
owners, government officials, philosophers/scholars, all of whom were members of the leisure class
that tended to live in luxury with little in the way of work obligations. As such, slavery was seen as
natural. This view was held mostly by slaves owners but was also accepted by some slaves. They were
ultimately controlled by the institutions and ideals mentioned earlier. The leisure class were also the
subject of these ideals. Because they found physical work to be beneath their natural station, work was
viewed as the lot of the lower classes. In fact, other societies followed in a similar vein. Notably
Rome, who had much stronger institutions, especially those related to law and religion. Feudalism
Much was happening in the world during this period, but it was very different from what was taking
place in feudal Europe. With the fall of the Roman Empire, a social system emerged that was not
founded on slavery. It was hierarchical in form, with free peasants (not slaves) at the bottom and
monarchs and the pope at the top. In between is a list of classes such as lords, earls, dukes, bishops,
and so on. The system was based on a set of relationships between the members. These relationships
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Which Paper Towel Works Best
Which Paper Towel Works Best
When you come to the paper towel aisle in the grocery store do you ever get frustrated and annoyed
by all the brands to choose from? Every brand is telling you that they are the strongest and that their
brand will absorb the fastest. Have you ever actually taken the time to figure out which brand is
indomitable and absorbs the quickest? Well today I will fill you in on this mysterious secret and tell
you not only which brand is not lying to you but also which brand you are getting your money s worth
and if paying that extra dollar is worth the name brand I think that the most expensive paper towel will
be the strongest based on an ice cube suspended over a paper towel over a bowl held by a rubber band.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After that I waited until the entire ice cube melted. This took about two hours or so. Now that the ice
had all melted and absorbed into the paper towel I could see that the ice cube had either broke through
the paper towel, absorbed fully into the paper towel or leaked though in some spots. When I was
finished looking over what had happened, I wrote down the results and everything all of my
observations.
The first brand that I decided to start with was Scott. Scott brand claims to have fast absorbing ridges.
I bought a package of ninety six one ply sheets for a $1.69. I figured out that each sheet costs around
0.018 cents. The paper towel sheets individually are 27.9 by 27.9 centimeters. The Scott brand held up
pretty well with the ice cube. The ice cube did not break through or rip the paper towel. The paper
towel was fully wet and absorbed the entire red ice cube. None of the red water leaked through. I feel
that the Scott brand has passed the test.
The second brand that I tested was Giant Eagles Clean n Tuff . This brand claims to be strong and
absorbent. I paid eighty nine cents for a ninety six 2 ply sheet roll. The sheets had the dimensions of
27.9 by 27.9 centimeters. Each sheet costs around 0.0092 cents. After the ice cube finished melting I
observed what happened and found that the paper towel absorbed the water with no tearing or
dripping through at all.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Which Paper Towel Works Best
When you come to the paper towel aisle in the grocery store do you ever get frustrated and annoyed
by all the brands to choose from? Every brand is telling you that they are the strongest and that their
brand will absorb the fastest. Have you ever actually taken the time to figure out which brand is
indomitable and absorbs the quickest? Well today I will fill you in on this mysterious secret and tell
you not only which brand is not lying to you but also which brand you are getting your money s worth
and if paying that extra dollar is worth the name brand I think that the most expensive paper towel will
be the strongest based on an ice cube suspended over a paper towel over a bowl held by a rubber band.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After that I waited until the entire ice cube melted. This took about two hours or so. Now that the ice
had all melted and absorbed into the paper towel I could see that the ice cube had either broke through
the paper towel, absorbed fully into the paper towel or leaked though in some spots. When I was
finished looking over what had happened, I wrote down the results and everything all of my
observations.
The first brand that I decided to start with was Scott. Scott brand claims to have fast absorbing ridges.
I bought a package of ninety six one ply sheets for a $1.69. I figured out that each sheet costs around
0.018 cents. The paper towel sheets individually are 27.9 by 27.9 centimeters. The Scott brand held up
pretty well with the ice cube. The ice cube did not break through or rip the paper towel. The paper
towel was fully wet and absorbed the entire red ice cube. None of the red water leaked through. I feel
that the Scott brand has passed the test.
The second brand that I tested was Giant Eagles Clean n Tuff . This brand claims to be strong and
absorbent. I paid eighty nine cents for a ninety six 2 ply sheet roll. The sheets had the dimensions of
27.9 by 27.9 centimeters. Each sheet costs around 0.0092 cents. After the ice cube finished melting I
observed what happened and found that the paper towel absorbed the water with no tearing or
dripping through at all.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How To Write A Summary Of Chapter 10 By Kuhn
Chapter ten starts with Kuhn explaining that during scientific revolutions, scientists start to see
different points of view when they look at familiar instruments. This is because they are being led by a
new paradigm. He poses the idea of saying that scientists are even responding to a different world
when this happens. These transformations are common occurrences of scientific training. Some
experiments tell us nothing about paradigms while others vary based on the persons previous
experience and training. What people see depends on their past experiences and what they look at
according to Kuhn. He also says that psychological experiments are unable to be more than simply
suggestive. These experiments show that it;s impossible for psychologists to take part in the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, Kuhn says that it isn t necessary to have a full parallelism and that we can gain from
relaxing the standard. When scientists change their minds about fundamental matters, Kuhn suggests
that this is a necessary part of a philosophical paradigm. He also thinks that scientist s changing their
minds is neither a mistake or all wrong. When crisis s occur, they suggest what some of the new
paradigm s characteristics will be. Crisis s are unable to be postponed indefinitely which was
demonstrated by Newtonian dynamics. Again, Kuhn suggests that the world doesn t change when a
paradigm changes but the scientist tends to in a different world because their viewpoint changes with
the paradigm. Normal science is clarified as aiming to refine, extend, and articulate a paradigm. With
paradigms, the interpretation of data is crucial to articulating a paradigm. However, data isn t able to
correct a paradigm. Therefore, normal science leads to the acknowledgement of anomalies and then to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Chapter ten starts with Kuhn explaining that during scientific revolutions, scientists start to see
different points of view when they look at familiar instruments. This is because they are being led by a
new paradigm. He poses the idea of saying that scientists are even responding to a different world
when this happens. These transformations are common occurrences of scientific training. Some
experiments tell us nothing about paradigms while others vary based on the persons previous
experience and training. What people see depends on their past experiences and what they look at
according to Kuhn. He also says that psychological experiments are unable to be more than simply
suggestive. These experiments show that it;s impossible for psychologists to take part in the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, Kuhn says that it isn t necessary to have a full parallelism and that we can gain from
relaxing the standard. When scientists change their minds about fundamental matters, Kuhn suggests
that this is a necessary part of a philosophical paradigm. He also thinks that scientist s changing their
minds is neither a mistake or all wrong. When crisis s occur, they suggest what some of the new
paradigm s characteristics will be. Crisis s are unable to be postponed indefinitely which was
demonstrated by Newtonian dynamics. Again, Kuhn suggests that the world doesn t change when a
paradigm changes but the scientist tends to in a different world because their viewpoint changes with
the paradigm. Normal science is clarified as aiming to refine, extend, and articulate a paradigm. With
paradigms, the interpretation of data is crucial to articulating a paradigm. However, data isn t able to
correct a paradigm. Therefore, normal science leads to the acknowledgement of anomalies and then to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Robin Morgan s Sisterhood
In Sisterhood is Powerful by a collection of women, which is a book of action, to which was
conceived, written, edited, copy edited, proofread, designed, and illustrated by women. These women
wanted to give concrete examples of their oppression, in regards to the book itself, this would not
simply have happened without the workings of different types of women in putting this collection
together. With women becoming more consciousness of the liberation, in cases where women wrote
articles for this book. There being many reprisals : five of personal relationships were severed, two
couples were divorced and one separated, one women was forced to withdraw her article, by the man
whom she was living with. While another s husband kept rewording her piece until it was
unrecognizable by her own writing. Throughout the introduction, Robin Morgan mentions things such
as the political change, where she regards the being and will be shared for other women and how it
should be explained. Though in Morgan s case what she meant is that she first began to work on this
book, as a self radical for woman who regarded to the Women s Liberation Movement as a key part in
the wing of the left. This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With saying this as women we share a common subjugation our sex, meaning we as women should
have the right to decide whether or not we want children. As women we need to stand together and
demand the right to be able to have birth control information readily available and have the option to
free abortions for those who wish to. In the instance this quote best resembles how women should go
about fixing this illegitimacy , Women must now join together to demand equal pay for equal work,
subsidized child care facilities, an end of the absurdification of woman in the mass media, and repeal
of abortion
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In Sisterhood is Powerful by a collection of women, which is a book of action, to which was
conceived, written, edited, copy edited, proofread, designed, and illustrated by women. These women
wanted to give concrete examples of their oppression, in regards to the book itself, this would not
simply have happened without the workings of different types of women in putting this collection
together. With women becoming more consciousness of the liberation, in cases where women wrote
articles for this book. There being many reprisals : five of personal relationships were severed, two
couples were divorced and one separated, one women was forced to withdraw her article, by the man
whom she was living with. While another s husband kept rewording her piece until it was
unrecognizable by her own writing. Throughout the introduction, Robin Morgan mentions things such
as the political change, where she regards the being and will be shared for other women and how it
should be explained. Though in Morgan s case what she meant is that she first began to work on this
book, as a self radical for woman who regarded to the Women s Liberation Movement as a key part in
the wing of the left. This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With saying this as women we share a common subjugation our sex, meaning we as women should
have the right to decide whether or not we want children. As women we need to stand together and
demand the right to be able to have birth control information readily available and have the option to
free abortions for those who wish to. In the instance this quote best resembles how women should go
about fixing this illegitimacy , Women must now join together to demand equal pay for equal work,
subsidized child care facilities, an end of the absurdification of woman in the mass media, and repeal
of abortion
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Plato s Idea of the Emergence of Tyranny from Democracy Essay
What are tyrants, one might ask. In the current sense of the word a tyrant is pejorative term, applied to
an individual in power who is selfish and self preserving. A tyrant is an immoral being, ruling over
those around him through force, a tax on the freedom of those he subjugates. Yet the question that one
should be asking is where do tyrants come from? Plato proposed that tyrants are a product of
democracy, that the liberty inherent to a democracy allows the self interested to manipulate the
system(generally through appealing to the population at large) causing a system with little liberty. This
paper aims to defend the claims of Plato concerning tyranny, particularly the origins of tyrants, as well
as to propose the safeguards that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Plato states that the ones who are by nature most orderly generally become the wealthiest ( The
Republic Book VIII 564e). Tyrants emerge where the drones manipulate the masses into despising the
prosperous. Regardless of what someone believes causes certain individuals in a society to become
wealthy and prosperous, it very hard to deny that the prosperous class does not provoke envy on the
part of the non prosperous. This is where the large uninterested portion of a democratic population
make it possible for tyrants to emerge. Both parties (the prosperous and non prosperous alike) select
and support drones that defend their interests, as one group is busy procuring wealth, the other
uninterested in pursuing political debate. The most successful of these drone are those that defend the
interests of those they support the best, generally by victimizing members of the opposite camps and
defending their own against the victimization of others. They gain power and prestige to the point that
they can be called popular leaders.
Tyrants evolve from popular leaders because they are able to victimize and scapegoat members of
opposing camps with the support of the masses. The masses benefit from supporting their leader as
he/she continues to defend their interests, and generally the loss of the victims
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What are tyrants, one might ask. In the current sense of the word a tyrant is pejorative term, applied to
an individual in power who is selfish and self preserving. A tyrant is an immoral being, ruling over
those around him through force, a tax on the freedom of those he subjugates. Yet the question that one
should be asking is where do tyrants come from? Plato proposed that tyrants are a product of
democracy, that the liberty inherent to a democracy allows the self interested to manipulate the
system(generally through appealing to the population at large) causing a system with little liberty. This
paper aims to defend the claims of Plato concerning tyranny, particularly the origins of tyrants, as well
as to propose the safeguards that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Plato states that the ones who are by nature most orderly generally become the wealthiest ( The
Republic Book VIII 564e). Tyrants emerge where the drones manipulate the masses into despising the
prosperous. Regardless of what someone believes causes certain individuals in a society to become
wealthy and prosperous, it very hard to deny that the prosperous class does not provoke envy on the
part of the non prosperous. This is where the large uninterested portion of a democratic population
make it possible for tyrants to emerge. Both parties (the prosperous and non prosperous alike) select
and support drones that defend their interests, as one group is busy procuring wealth, the other
uninterested in pursuing political debate. The most successful of these drone are those that defend the
interests of those they support the best, generally by victimizing members of the opposite camps and
defending their own against the victimization of others. They gain power and prestige to the point that
they can be called popular leaders.
Tyrants evolve from popular leaders because they are able to victimize and scapegoat members of
opposing camps with the support of the masses. The masses benefit from supporting their leader as
he/she continues to defend their interests, and generally the loss of the victims
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Chemical Reaction Essay
There are also some elements that are not a part of any type of family. These elements are mostly other
metals that are located right after the transition metals. There are some nonmetals that are included in
this group. Some of these nonmetals include silicon, nitrogen, carbon, and phosphorus. All elements in
this group are some what reactive. Nitrogen is the most common element. Compounds using nitrogen
consist of silver nitrate, potassium nitrate, and nitric oxide. Silver nitrate is used in many different
chemistry labs.
Oxygen group is the next group found along the periodic table. This group is number 16 which
contains the elements oxygen, sulfur, selenium, tellurium and polonium. The electron configuration of
this group is s2p4. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason that they are the most reactive elements is because they have seven valence electrons, and
they easily can gain one from multiple other elements to form a compound. Stability is met when an
element has eight electrons in their valence shell, so they easily can bond with other elements.
Fluorine, the element with the highest electronegativity on the periodic table, is the most reactive
element on the periodic table. The most reactiveness goes from the lowest to the highest in the
Halogen Family. Compounds found within the halogen group consist of hydrogen fluoride, sodium
chloride, potassium iodide, hydrogen bromide, and and silver chloride.
Noble gases make up group 18 in the periodic table. These are the elements that make up the noble
gases: Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, and Radon. Noble gases reactivity is very low because
they have no valence electron to give or share with other elements. Noble gases can be described as
odorless, colorless gases. Noble gases are stable because they have eight electrons and fill up their
outer shell. The intricate chemical details behind the reaction would take years to clarify and the
formula of the colorful solid was later modified as [XeF]+[PtF5] (www.acs.org). This compound was
the very first compound form by using a noble gas. It was said before this discovery that the noble
gases could and would never form a chemical compound. The significance of the experiment
remained clear Today
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There are also some elements that are not a part of any type of family. These elements are mostly other
metals that are located right after the transition metals. There are some nonmetals that are included in
this group. Some of these nonmetals include silicon, nitrogen, carbon, and phosphorus. All elements in
this group are some what reactive. Nitrogen is the most common element. Compounds using nitrogen
consist of silver nitrate, potassium nitrate, and nitric oxide. Silver nitrate is used in many different
chemistry labs.
Oxygen group is the next group found along the periodic table. This group is number 16 which
contains the elements oxygen, sulfur, selenium, tellurium and polonium. The electron configuration of
this group is s2p4. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason that they are the most reactive elements is because they have seven valence electrons, and
they easily can gain one from multiple other elements to form a compound. Stability is met when an
element has eight electrons in their valence shell, so they easily can bond with other elements.
Fluorine, the element with the highest electronegativity on the periodic table, is the most reactive
element on the periodic table. The most reactiveness goes from the lowest to the highest in the
Halogen Family. Compounds found within the halogen group consist of hydrogen fluoride, sodium
chloride, potassium iodide, hydrogen bromide, and and silver chloride.
Noble gases make up group 18 in the periodic table. These are the elements that make up the noble
gases: Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, and Radon. Noble gases reactivity is very low because
they have no valence electron to give or share with other elements. Noble gases can be described as
odorless, colorless gases. Noble gases are stable because they have eight electrons and fill up their
outer shell. The intricate chemical details behind the reaction would take years to clarify and the
formula of the colorful solid was later modified as [XeF]+[PtF5] (www.acs.org). This compound was
the very first compound form by using a noble gas. It was said before this discovery that the noble
gases could and would never form a chemical compound. The significance of the experiment
remained clear Today
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How Is Holden Alienated In Catcher In The Rye
Alienation: it s a touchy subject for many. For some, it s second nature to alienate themselves. But, for
others, it s a concept foreign to their knowledge. In the book Perks of Being a Wallflower, main
character Charlie goes through multiple stages of self discovery all the while experiencing highschool
firsthand. In Catcher in the Rye, protagonist Holden Caulfield leaves his boarding school on a whim
while trying to discover his true identity. Throughout both of the novels, the concept of alienation is
debatable. Was Charlie alienating himself? Was Holden alienated from society? Were neither alienated
at all? Reading both novels have drew the conclusion that both Holden and Charlie were alienated by
society. This was determined because of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Charlie is the main character of Perks of Being a Wallflower, a book set in the early 1990s. Charlie
taps readers into his sixteen year old world, cueing us in on all the gritty details of his life. One aspect
of it, however, requires inquisition. Charlie is surrounded by people by friends and family yet is
alienated. Ironically, those who re his friends have also been alienated by society. He also is
unmotivated to do well socially, too. Charlie is seen to be very passive aggressive, letting others have
their way over his. He even lets himself deteriorate when he needs help. So, this is my life. And I want
you to know that I am both happy and sad and I m still trying to figure out how that could be, Charlie
says on page 11. This quote proves Charlie s feelings towards his own life, leaving one to assume his
alienation is society s fault. Why be motivated to fix your attitude when you will still be considered
abnormal by your peers. Furthermore, people in Charlie s life know he s different and aren t afraid to
remind him. You re a freak, you know that? You ve always been a freak. Everyone says so. They
always have, Charlie s sister tells him on page 12. This quote shows people s opinions on Charlie and
perpetuates the fact that he s alienated. Although, the reason for alienation is unknown and left for the
readers to discover themselves. Is it his growing unmotivation that was ultimately his downfall? Or
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Alienation: it s a touchy subject for many. For some, it s second nature to alienate themselves. But, for
others, it s a concept foreign to their knowledge. In the book Perks of Being a Wallflower, main
character Charlie goes through multiple stages of self discovery all the while experiencing highschool
firsthand. In Catcher in the Rye, protagonist Holden Caulfield leaves his boarding school on a whim
while trying to discover his true identity. Throughout both of the novels, the concept of alienation is
debatable. Was Charlie alienating himself? Was Holden alienated from society? Were neither alienated
at all? Reading both novels have drew the conclusion that both Holden and Charlie were alienated by
society. This was determined because of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Charlie is the main character of Perks of Being a Wallflower, a book set in the early 1990s. Charlie
taps readers into his sixteen year old world, cueing us in on all the gritty details of his life. One aspect
of it, however, requires inquisition. Charlie is surrounded by people by friends and family yet is
alienated. Ironically, those who re his friends have also been alienated by society. He also is
unmotivated to do well socially, too. Charlie is seen to be very passive aggressive, letting others have
their way over his. He even lets himself deteriorate when he needs help. So, this is my life. And I want
you to know that I am both happy and sad and I m still trying to figure out how that could be, Charlie
says on page 11. This quote proves Charlie s feelings towards his own life, leaving one to assume his
alienation is society s fault. Why be motivated to fix your attitude when you will still be considered
abnormal by your peers. Furthermore, people in Charlie s life know he s different and aren t afraid to
remind him. You re a freak, you know that? You ve always been a freak. Everyone says so. They
always have, Charlie s sister tells him on page 12. This quote shows people s opinions on Charlie and
perpetuates the fact that he s alienated. Although, the reason for alienation is unknown and left for the
readers to discover themselves. Is it his growing unmotivation that was ultimately his downfall? Or
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Sympatric Speciation In Grey Fish
Divergent evolution occurs when two populations of the same species are separated and become
genetically different. Two types of divergent evolution are demonstrated in Figure 2. One type is
called Allopatric speciation; this occurs when a population or group of organisms belonging to the
same species, are separated geographically. Over time, the separated groups develop different traits
due to environmental differences. In Figure 2a, the grey fish evolved in a lake the receives salt water
runoff, they would need to have evolved traits to survive the increased salinity.
Sympatric speciation occurs in the populations are not separated (Figure 2b). For some reason the two
populations don t mix even though they are in the same environment. Differences in behavior can lead
to sympatric speciation. For instance, one population feeds on plants at the bottom of the lake , while
the other feeds on insects near the surface. Over thousands of years of separation based on behaviors,
they become different species because each population would have traits to make them better suited to
eating plants at the bottom of a lake, or eating insects near the surface. ... Show more content on
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Allopatric speciation happens when a population of a species is separated by a geographic barrier. B.
Sympatric speciation happens when a population is separated by behavior.
Coevolution
Coevolution happens when two species evolve together because of the relationship they have with
each other. For example, as prey gets faster to avoid being eaten, predators also have to be faster in
order to eat. Coevolution can also happen between organisms with a relationship a mutualistic
relationship as shown Figure 3. Pollinators, such as hummingbirds, have evolved beaks to feed on
specific plants. The plants benefit because they are pollinated. Figure 3: Hummingbirds have evolved
beaks that fit the flowers which they
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Divergent evolution occurs when two populations of the same species are separated and become
genetically different. Two types of divergent evolution are demonstrated in Figure 2. One type is
called Allopatric speciation; this occurs when a population or group of organisms belonging to the
same species, are separated geographically. Over time, the separated groups develop different traits
due to environmental differences. In Figure 2a, the grey fish evolved in a lake the receives salt water
runoff, they would need to have evolved traits to survive the increased salinity.
Sympatric speciation occurs in the populations are not separated (Figure 2b). For some reason the two
populations don t mix even though they are in the same environment. Differences in behavior can lead
to sympatric speciation. For instance, one population feeds on plants at the bottom of the lake , while
the other feeds on insects near the surface. Over thousands of years of separation based on behaviors,
they become different species because each population would have traits to make them better suited to
eating plants at the bottom of a lake, or eating insects near the surface. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Allopatric speciation happens when a population of a species is separated by a geographic barrier. B.
Sympatric speciation happens when a population is separated by behavior.
Coevolution
Coevolution happens when two species evolve together because of the relationship they have with
each other. For example, as prey gets faster to avoid being eaten, predators also have to be faster in
order to eat. Coevolution can also happen between organisms with a relationship a mutualistic
relationship as shown Figure 3. Pollinators, such as hummingbirds, have evolved beaks to feed on
specific plants. The plants benefit because they are pollinated. Figure 3: Hummingbirds have evolved
beaks that fit the flowers which they
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A Visit From The Goon Squad Analysis
Every work of literature requires a theme for it to be worth reading. Jennifer Egan s A Visit from the
Goon Squad mainly presents the theme of ruin and redemption throughout the novel. This theme is
present alongside with other minor themes like the shift of American culture, and how the characters
self centered ways are crush by time. All of the major characters will find themselves at some sort of
low point in their lives throughout the novel. Jocelyn becomes addicted to drugs and spends a great
amount of her adult life going in and out of rehab; Benny will lose his record label contract and will
be seen as a failure by most of those still in the industry; and Sasha will show falling into ruin due to
her stealing addiction, self isolation from family, and lack of self love. The idea of ruin and
redemption is also present alongside the characters setting. Theses characters live in a post 9/11 New
York City, where the towers are destroyed, the streets and rivers are polluted, and surveillance is
amplified, making New York City reflect this theme in a mournful way. The same for the story
Goodbye, My Love , Ted goes to Italy, and notes the ways Naples is degrading. Theses images of ruin,
that the characters are consciousness of, are a representation of ruin in their own lives. Despite the self
destruction that each character faces throughout the novel, a counterbalance for the self destruction is
created when a sense of redemption is introduced. Two of the stories main
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Every work of literature requires a theme for it to be worth reading. Jennifer Egan s A Visit from the
Goon Squad mainly presents the theme of ruin and redemption throughout the novel. This theme is
present alongside with other minor themes like the shift of American culture, and how the characters
self centered ways are crush by time. All of the major characters will find themselves at some sort of
low point in their lives throughout the novel. Jocelyn becomes addicted to drugs and spends a great
amount of her adult life going in and out of rehab; Benny will lose his record label contract and will
be seen as a failure by most of those still in the industry; and Sasha will show falling into ruin due to
her stealing addiction, self isolation from family, and lack of self love. The idea of ruin and
redemption is also present alongside the characters setting. Theses characters live in a post 9/11 New
York City, where the towers are destroyed, the streets and rivers are polluted, and surveillance is
amplified, making New York City reflect this theme in a mournful way. The same for the story
Goodbye, My Love , Ted goes to Italy, and notes the ways Naples is degrading. Theses images of ruin,
that the characters are consciousness of, are a representation of ruin in their own lives. Despite the self
destruction that each character faces throughout the novel, a counterbalance for the self destruction is
created when a sense of redemption is introduced. Two of the stories main
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The Truth about Video Games and Violent Children
Violent video games are not training kids to be murderers. The video game industries have been called
against and blamed for making kids more aggressive and violent for years. Although recent studies
show that violent video games have been useful for kids to get their anger out. Only some kids were
found to be aggressive after violent video game play, but they had three specific traits that lead to this
aggressive behavior ( Violent...). Not all kids are affected by violent video games, but people do not
know this so they continue to blame video games for their kids bad behaviors. Aggressive behaviors
do not come from video games, they come from the environment that the kids grew up around ( Do...).
Ever since video games were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The kids that played the violent video games showed more aggression, but that does not mean they are
violent (Etchells). The kids are given more freedom and control in the games, so when they are not
playing they just have extra energy that can be seen in their emotions commonly ( Do...). Video games
help kids regulate their emotions, serving as an emotional outlet that children could plug into and
release their emotions easily ( Do...). Children with mental health issues are also not affected by
violent video games as proven in a study by Dr. Ferguson (Patterson). Dr. Ferguson states We found
no evidence that violent video games increase bulying or delequent behavior among vulnerable youth
with clinically elevated mental health symptoms. (Patterson). Doctor Ferguson went on to describe it
as a cathartic effect because the children that showed aggression became calmer after the trials
(Patterson).
In a survey of it was discovered that 97% of all teens play or have played video games only 66% of
the action games they play contain violence ( Violent). Parents were asked if they saw a difference in
their child s behavior and 62% exclaimed they saw no change ( Violent). Video game players
understand they are playing in a game and have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Violent video games are not training kids to be murderers. The video game industries have been called
against and blamed for making kids more aggressive and violent for years. Although recent studies
show that violent video games have been useful for kids to get their anger out. Only some kids were
found to be aggressive after violent video game play, but they had three specific traits that lead to this
aggressive behavior ( Violent...). Not all kids are affected by violent video games, but people do not
know this so they continue to blame video games for their kids bad behaviors. Aggressive behaviors
do not come from video games, they come from the environment that the kids grew up around ( Do...).
Ever since video games were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The kids that played the violent video games showed more aggression, but that does not mean they are
violent (Etchells). The kids are given more freedom and control in the games, so when they are not
playing they just have extra energy that can be seen in their emotions commonly ( Do...). Video games
help kids regulate their emotions, serving as an emotional outlet that children could plug into and
release their emotions easily ( Do...). Children with mental health issues are also not affected by
violent video games as proven in a study by Dr. Ferguson (Patterson). Dr. Ferguson states We found
no evidence that violent video games increase bulying or delequent behavior among vulnerable youth
with clinically elevated mental health symptoms. (Patterson). Doctor Ferguson went on to describe it
as a cathartic effect because the children that showed aggression became calmer after the trials
(Patterson).
In a survey of it was discovered that 97% of all teens play or have played video games only 66% of
the action games they play contain violence ( Violent). Parents were asked if they saw a difference in
their child s behavior and 62% exclaimed they saw no change ( Violent). Video game players
understand they are playing in a game and have
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The Pros And Cons Of Commodification In Football
Football, America s sport, which is loved from high school all the way to professional level of the
game, has evolved significantly over the years to becoming as big of an entertainment spectacle as it
has as well as becoming increasingly competitive over the years that it has been in session. With the
very first football game being played between Rutgers and Princeton to Peyton Manning making a
touchdown pass that was recognized by the World Record Association in the game against the 49ers, a
spectator can tell the difference between not only skill and the technical aspects of the game, but
between the love for the game itself. It has created a very huge fan base that has in turn, created many
rivalries amongst the fans on which of the teams ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It has had a lot of positive effects on how it has evolved throughout the years. It has created a lot of
job opportunities for many people, as well as given chances to people to be remotely involved and
engaged with fantasy football. However, along with these pros comes a few cons. Even though fantasy
football has its positives to it, it also has its negatives. When people get too into it, they start betting on
it and start to not care about the players that are involved. This leads to the next point that players have
started to form a mentality of no pain, no gain . They play through pain and injuries, whether it be for
fans wanting their favorite teams and players to do well or that their love of the game has gone too far
to a point that they do not care how bad their damaging their bodies. The commodification overall has
had a good impact with some downsides to it. Another downside would be that some fans do not even
notice that these players are getting hurt and some do not even care just as long as the game remains
the entertaining Sunday tradition that they have taken part in since they were
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Football, America s sport, which is loved from high school all the way to professional level of the
game, has evolved significantly over the years to becoming as big of an entertainment spectacle as it
has as well as becoming increasingly competitive over the years that it has been in session. With the
very first football game being played between Rutgers and Princeton to Peyton Manning making a
touchdown pass that was recognized by the World Record Association in the game against the 49ers, a
spectator can tell the difference between not only skill and the technical aspects of the game, but
between the love for the game itself. It has created a very huge fan base that has in turn, created many
rivalries amongst the fans on which of the teams ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It has had a lot of positive effects on how it has evolved throughout the years. It has created a lot of
job opportunities for many people, as well as given chances to people to be remotely involved and
engaged with fantasy football. However, along with these pros comes a few cons. Even though fantasy
football has its positives to it, it also has its negatives. When people get too into it, they start betting on
it and start to not care about the players that are involved. This leads to the next point that players have
started to form a mentality of no pain, no gain . They play through pain and injuries, whether it be for
fans wanting their favorite teams and players to do well or that their love of the game has gone too far
to a point that they do not care how bad their damaging their bodies. The commodification overall has
had a good impact with some downsides to it. Another downside would be that some fans do not even
notice that these players are getting hurt and some do not even care just as long as the game remains
the entertaining Sunday tradition that they have taken part in since they were
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Pros And Cons Of Search For Flights
airfare travel tips If you don t take long haul flights very often, everything about the experience can
seem intimidating the interminable hours aloft, the sketchy choice of seats, choosing an airline you
know nothing about, wondering if and how well you will be fed, dealing with boredom. And then
there s the pricing, which can put you back on your heels within seconds of clicking Search for
Flights. All told, a long haul flight can be the most physically and financially demanding component
of travel to faraway places. To help you keep long haul flying from becoming long suffering, here are
nine tips to consider before booking your next big international flight. 1. Do not judge by price alone.
Once you get into the stratosphere of long haul flight pricing, the numbers involved start to become a
little scary there aren t many three figure long haul price quotes out there, and the sticker shock can
sting. However, when you consider a long haul flight as a by the hour experience, a higher cost on a
decent flight on a comfortable aircraft with a stellar entertainment system and good food may start to
seem fairly attractive when compared to a hellish flight on a cramped aircraft with overhead screens
showing bad movies. So after reviewing the recommendations below, take stock of your options
carefully when weighing price vs. amenities; if you are going to be on a plane for a total of 30 hours
coming and going, and it costs an extra $150 to get a better flight on a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
airfare travel tips If you don t take long haul flights very often, everything about the experience can
seem intimidating the interminable hours aloft, the sketchy choice of seats, choosing an airline you
know nothing about, wondering if and how well you will be fed, dealing with boredom. And then
there s the pricing, which can put you back on your heels within seconds of clicking Search for
Flights. All told, a long haul flight can be the most physically and financially demanding component
of travel to faraway places. To help you keep long haul flying from becoming long suffering, here are
nine tips to consider before booking your next big international flight. 1. Do not judge by price alone.
Once you get into the stratosphere of long haul flight pricing, the numbers involved start to become a
little scary there aren t many three figure long haul price quotes out there, and the sticker shock can
sting. However, when you consider a long haul flight as a by the hour experience, a higher cost on a
decent flight on a comfortable aircraft with a stellar entertainment system and good food may start to
seem fairly attractive when compared to a hellish flight on a cramped aircraft with overhead screens
showing bad movies. So after reviewing the recommendations below, take stock of your options
carefully when weighing price vs. amenities; if you are going to be on a plane for a total of 30 hours
coming and going, and it costs an extra $150 to get a better flight on a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Medical Social Worker Professional Essay
I interview Ms. Diameteria S. Damon. She is a medical social worker professional. I choose
Diameteria because she works in the healthcare industry and she has great experience and knowledge.
She has work experience in mental health services, hospice, and children and family services.
Diameteria has received a Certificate in North Carolina Child Welfare Collaborative from formal
training in multi systemic family therapy, as well as brief support therapy. Diameteria has an education
and professional skills experience. She has attended Brunswick Community College, located in
Supply, North Carolina and graduated with Associate s in Arts, and a Concentration in History and
Literature in June 2003. For her Bachelor s degree she attended the University of North Carolina at
Wilmington and graduated with a Bachelor of Social Work with North Carolina Child Welfare
Collaborative Certificate in May 2006. She also attended Fayetteville State University, located in
Fayetteville, North Carolina. She obtained her Masters of Science, Social Work Degree in May 2007.
Lastly, Diameteria studied at Capella University located in Minneapolis, MA and received her
dissertation phase of Doctorate of Social Work program in 2014.
I learned that she currently works at New Hanover Regional Hospital as a social worker. I want to
work as a nurse a health care professional at New Hanover Regional Hospital in the future. Her other
occupation is at Liberty Homecare and Hospice Medical as a social worker
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I interview Ms. Diameteria S. Damon. She is a medical social worker professional. I choose
Diameteria because she works in the healthcare industry and she has great experience and knowledge.
She has work experience in mental health services, hospice, and children and family services.
Diameteria has received a Certificate in North Carolina Child Welfare Collaborative from formal
training in multi systemic family therapy, as well as brief support therapy. Diameteria has an education
and professional skills experience. She has attended Brunswick Community College, located in
Supply, North Carolina and graduated with Associate s in Arts, and a Concentration in History and
Literature in June 2003. For her Bachelor s degree she attended the University of North Carolina at
Wilmington and graduated with a Bachelor of Social Work with North Carolina Child Welfare
Collaborative Certificate in May 2006. She also attended Fayetteville State University, located in
Fayetteville, North Carolina. She obtained her Masters of Science, Social Work Degree in May 2007.
Lastly, Diameteria studied at Capella University located in Minneapolis, MA and received her
dissertation phase of Doctorate of Social Work program in 2014.
I learned that she currently works at New Hanover Regional Hospital as a social worker. I want to
work as a nurse a health care professional at New Hanover Regional Hospital in the future. Her other
occupation is at Liberty Homecare and Hospice Medical as a social worker
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Footwear
FOOTWEAR RETAIL SCENARIO INDIA
Centro Estero delle Camere di Commercio del Veneto Representative Office in India
The Indian footwear market is estimated to be over INR 10,000 crore in value terms and has grown
at the rate of 810 percent over the last couple of years. Menʹs footwear accounts for almost half of the
total market, with womenʹs shoes constituting 40 percent and kidsʹ footwear making up for the
remainder. The market is substantially brand driven, as is evident from the fact that branded footwear
constitutes more than 42 percent of the total market size.
Centro Estero delle Camere di Commercio del Veneto Representative Office in India
One fourths of the total footwear sales (i.e. INR 2,500 crore) happen through ... Show more content
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Retail Formats Company owned exclusive Franchise owned exclusive
2003 917 340
No of outlets 2004 858 540
2005 812 560
Opportunity in Ladies Kidsʹ Segment
As footwear retailing in India has remained focused on menʹs shoes, there exists a whale of
opportunity in the exclusive ladiesʹ and kidsʹ footwear segment with no organized retailing chain
having a national presence in either of these categories. This is especially surprising as in line with
global trends women are the key decision makers for buying footwear. Of the total footwear market,
ladiesʹ shoes account for almost 40 percent though the unorganised segment constitutes 8090 percent
of this market, indicating a significant marketing opportunity for organised players. With the Indian
woman becoming more brand conscious as opposed to the past state of being product conscious, more
and more internationally renowned players are expected to enter the Indian market to fill this need
gap. Further, given Indiaʹs very young population, the market for childrenʹs footwear is also attractive
for new organized players to enter and earn supernormal profits. The London based Carlton group
became the first overseas player to enter the Indian womenʹs footwear market when it set up its first
store at the MGF Metropolitan Mall in Gurgaon
Centro Estero delle Camere di Commercio del Veneto Representative Office in India
recently. Leviʹs has also announced
FOOTWEAR RETAIL SCENARIO INDIA
Centro Estero delle Camere di Commercio del Veneto Representative Office in India
The Indian footwear market is estimated to be over INR 10,000 crore in value terms and has grown
at the rate of 810 percent over the last couple of years. Menʹs footwear accounts for almost half of the
total market, with womenʹs shoes constituting 40 percent and kidsʹ footwear making up for the
remainder. The market is substantially brand driven, as is evident from the fact that branded footwear
constitutes more than 42 percent of the total market size.
Centro Estero delle Camere di Commercio del Veneto Representative Office in India
One fourths of the total footwear sales (i.e. INR 2,500 crore) happen through ... Show more content
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Retail Formats Company owned exclusive Franchise owned exclusive
2003 917 340
No of outlets 2004 858 540
2005 812 560
Opportunity in Ladies Kidsʹ Segment
As footwear retailing in India has remained focused on menʹs shoes, there exists a whale of
opportunity in the exclusive ladiesʹ and kidsʹ footwear segment with no organized retailing chain
having a national presence in either of these categories. This is especially surprising as in line with
global trends women are the key decision makers for buying footwear. Of the total footwear market,
ladiesʹ shoes account for almost 40 percent though the unorganised segment constitutes 8090 percent
of this market, indicating a significant marketing opportunity for organised players. With the Indian
woman becoming more brand conscious as opposed to the past state of being product conscious, more
and more internationally renowned players are expected to enter the Indian market to fill this need
gap. Further, given Indiaʹs very young population, the market for childrenʹs footwear is also attractive
for new organized players to enter and earn supernormal profits. The London based Carlton group
became the first overseas player to enter the Indian womenʹs footwear market when it set up its first
store at the MGF Metropolitan Mall in Gurgaon
Centro Estero delle Camere di Commercio del Veneto Representative Office in India
recently. Leviʹs has also announced
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Compare And Contrast Black Powder And Smokeless Powder
In this week s reflection assignment the required viewing material was a video that compared and
contrasted two types of gunpowder black powder and smokeless powder. The video covered the basics
of each of the types of the powders. The video also briefly explained the different types of black
powder. In the video, the black powder was loaded into a forty five colt round and was fired out of an
eighteen eighty four colt revolver. The video explains that the revolver has a black powder frame and
isn t designed to function with the modern smokeless powder. The video explains that when the
revolver was manufactured the frame wasn t considered a black powder frame because the black
powder was the powder in use during that time period and that the
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In this week s reflection assignment the required viewing material was a video that compared and
contrasted two types of gunpowder black powder and smokeless powder. The video covered the basics
of each of the types of the powders. The video also briefly explained the different types of black
powder. In the video, the black powder was loaded into a forty five colt round and was fired out of an
eighteen eighty four colt revolver. The video explains that the revolver has a black powder frame and
isn t designed to function with the modern smokeless powder. The video explains that when the
revolver was manufactured the frame wasn t considered a black powder frame because the black
powder was the powder in use during that time period and that the
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Eating Chinese Medicine Judith Farquhar Summary
This article, Eating Chinese Medicine by Judith Farquhar is a piece about traditional Chinese medicine
in the 1970s 1980s. In the opening, Farquhar introduces Zhu Ziye who sat in his room all day and was
waited on. He was brought food, tea and whatever else he desired. Zhu believed eating was an art and
that digesting it was just as important. He believes he needed to focus all of his energy into eating and
digesting. Continuing, Chinese medicine has five key flavors; pungent, sweet, sour, bitter, and salty.
Each flavor has a function regarding the role of a certain spice. Pungent had the function to spread
moving blood and nourish moisture, sweet, replenishes and supplements, sour, contracts and restricts,
bitter, drains and dries, and salty,
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This article, Eating Chinese Medicine by Judith Farquhar is a piece about traditional Chinese medicine
in the 1970s 1980s. In the opening, Farquhar introduces Zhu Ziye who sat in his room all day and was
waited on. He was brought food, tea and whatever else he desired. Zhu believed eating was an art and
that digesting it was just as important. He believes he needed to focus all of his energy into eating and
digesting. Continuing, Chinese medicine has five key flavors; pungent, sweet, sour, bitter, and salty.
Each flavor has a function regarding the role of a certain spice. Pungent had the function to spread
moving blood and nourish moisture, sweet, replenishes and supplements, sour, contracts and restricts,
bitter, drains and dries, and salty,
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Basic Equivalent Of The Border
Professor Gardner, I combined my answers for question 1 and 3 due to they support each other.
* What is the Fourth amendment exception as it pertains to border searches? Describe the functional
equivalent of the border? Although the Fourth Amendment protects citizen rights against unlawful
searches while it also identifies the specific criteria where probable cause is required, the Supreme
Court supports certain circumstances where an exception to policy comes into play. The exception s
under border searches grants permission for authorities the sovereign right to stop and inspect people
and their property entering into the country without contacting a magistrate, and having to obtain a
search warrant before the search, , (Kim, 2009, p.1). Even though searches for contraband are
conducted at the physical location of the border where physical barriers and control points are
established, the border searches may be carried out at locations other than at the border itself. Kim
identifies two lawful concepts of authorized searches; searches at the functional equivalent of the
border and extended border searches. Functional equivalent of the border (FEB) is the physical
location, usually the initial practical location where people entering the country are temporarily
detained and questioned after crossing the initial border or point of entry. Prime examples include
international airports, sea ports within the country s territorial waters, and facilities located at the
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Professor Gardner, I combined my answers for question 1 and 3 due to they support each other.
* What is the Fourth amendment exception as it pertains to border searches? Describe the functional
equivalent of the border? Although the Fourth Amendment protects citizen rights against unlawful
searches while it also identifies the specific criteria where probable cause is required, the Supreme
Court supports certain circumstances where an exception to policy comes into play. The exception s
under border searches grants permission for authorities the sovereign right to stop and inspect people
and their property entering into the country without contacting a magistrate, and having to obtain a
search warrant before the search, , (Kim, 2009, p.1). Even though searches for contraband are
conducted at the physical location of the border where physical barriers and control points are
established, the border searches may be carried out at locations other than at the border itself. Kim
identifies two lawful concepts of authorized searches; searches at the functional equivalent of the
border and extended border searches. Functional equivalent of the border (FEB) is the physical
location, usually the initial practical location where people entering the country are temporarily
detained and questioned after crossing the initial border or point of entry. Prime examples include
international airports, sea ports within the country s territorial waters, and facilities located at the
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American Indian Tribes Research Paper
The myths, stories and purpose of this cluster of stars differs immensely among the American Indian
tribes.
The Blackfoot tribe tells the story of poor boys, riddled by anguish and disgrace, decided to become
stars when their parents were unable to clothe them in yellow buffalo calf robes. The Pleiades not
visible during the spring and summer seasons signified the time for planting seeds and hunting
buffalo.
The Cheyenne tribe tells a different story regarding the star cluster. Legend has it the stars are in fact
puppies born to the Cheyenne Chief s daughter and a dog being (dog in human form) and symbolizes
the love the girl had for the dog being.
The star chart (on the previous slide) is dawn on the hide of a buffalo scalp, it depicts the charting of
stars and constellations found in the night sky. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to their creation myth; the North Star or Polaris was the chief over all stars and people. The
four World Quarter Stars: Sun, Moon, Bright Star (Evening Star), Great Star (Morning Star) were
entrusted to hold up the heavens and create people. Von Del Chamberlain believed that the Sun is
Morning Star s younger brother and the Moon is Evening Star s little sister, but others believe the Sun
pursued the Moon to produce the first boy and the Great Star pursued the Bright Star to produce the
first girl³, thus becoming the first inhabitants on
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The myths, stories and purpose of this cluster of stars differs immensely among the American Indian
tribes.
The Blackfoot tribe tells the story of poor boys, riddled by anguish and disgrace, decided to become
stars when their parents were unable to clothe them in yellow buffalo calf robes. The Pleiades not
visible during the spring and summer seasons signified the time for planting seeds and hunting
buffalo.
The Cheyenne tribe tells a different story regarding the star cluster. Legend has it the stars are in fact
puppies born to the Cheyenne Chief s daughter and a dog being (dog in human form) and symbolizes
the love the girl had for the dog being.
The star chart (on the previous slide) is dawn on the hide of a buffalo scalp, it depicts the charting of
stars and constellations found in the night sky. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to their creation myth; the North Star or Polaris was the chief over all stars and people. The
four World Quarter Stars: Sun, Moon, Bright Star (Evening Star), Great Star (Morning Star) were
entrusted to hold up the heavens and create people. Von Del Chamberlain believed that the Sun is
Morning Star s younger brother and the Moon is Evening Star s little sister, but others believe the Sun
pursued the Moon to produce the first boy and the Great Star pursued the Bright Star to produce the
first girl³, thus becoming the first inhabitants on
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Frederick Douglass All Men Are Created Equal
Douglas tries to change his readers beliefs about what it means to be dedicated to the idea that All men
are created equal by explaining the injustices of slavery. One example Douglass writes about is when
Colonel Lloyd would whip the slaves that took care of the horses because they either fed them too
much or too little or they were too early or too late. According to the narrative, If a horse did not move
fast enough, or hold his head high enough, it was owing to some fault of its owner. ( Douglass, Chpt.3,
Para.3) Colonel Lloyd whips the slaves for things that are out of their control. They can t control the
horse and tell it what to do and it ll just listen. If it s one little mistake and the horses aren t intact, then
it s on
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Douglas tries to change his readers beliefs about what it means to be dedicated to the idea that All men
are created equal by explaining the injustices of slavery. One example Douglass writes about is when
Colonel Lloyd would whip the slaves that took care of the horses because they either fed them too
much or too little or they were too early or too late. According to the narrative, If a horse did not move
fast enough, or hold his head high enough, it was owing to some fault of its owner. ( Douglass, Chpt.3,
Para.3) Colonel Lloyd whips the slaves for things that are out of their control. They can t control the
horse and tell it what to do and it ll just listen. If it s one little mistake and the horses aren t intact, then
it s on
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Carl Sandburg Influences
Throughout history millions of poets have left a huge impact on American Literature. It is the literary
movement that influenced millions of upcoming writers, poets, folklorists, historians, and novelists to
inspire the minds of others through their broad works. Speaking of which Carl Sandburg, is a prime
example of what an intellectual and inspiring poet consisted of; however it did not come naturally, it
took hard work and dedication. Born into poverty Sandburg knew that his impecunious lifestyle was
not the end of the road for him. In order to remain stable, Carl Sandburg at a young age quit school,
and worked various jobs to be supportive to his family. Far along down the line Sandburg attended
Lombard College, where he find his passion ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was referred to as one of the greatest poets of all time, because he could relate to many Americans.
Sandburg s writings encouraged the lives of many, because it helped them to actually understand the
American society while facing problems with politics and life period. Being that Sandburg was noble
he did not have an easy start. Sandburg grew up in a home that was really really poor, however he
knew that he had to do something in order to help his family in a time of despair. Sandburg, did
various jobs such as driving milk wagons, laying bricks, and dishwashing. However, Sandburg knew
that these regular jobs were not going to be his life forever. Sandburg later found that he had a love for
poetry and that became his new appetite. Sandburg s career became so successful that he published
thousands of books and was admired by millions. Because of his heartfelt and inspiring poetry he
received many awards in his time period. Awards such as three Pulitzer Prizes and a Grammy Award
for the Best Performance on Lincoln s Portrait. Carl Sandburg was honored by so many Americans
that there are national historic sites in the remembrance of him; schools named after him and also
colleges as well. It is mind blowing how someone who grew up so poorly has now become one of the
most influential people in American literature. Carl Sandburg s impact on society will never fade away
and he will forever and always be
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Throughout history millions of poets have left a huge impact on American Literature. It is the literary
movement that influenced millions of upcoming writers, poets, folklorists, historians, and novelists to
inspire the minds of others through their broad works. Speaking of which Carl Sandburg, is a prime
example of what an intellectual and inspiring poet consisted of; however it did not come naturally, it
took hard work and dedication. Born into poverty Sandburg knew that his impecunious lifestyle was
not the end of the road for him. In order to remain stable, Carl Sandburg at a young age quit school,
and worked various jobs to be supportive to his family. Far along down the line Sandburg attended
Lombard College, where he find his passion ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was referred to as one of the greatest poets of all time, because he could relate to many Americans.
Sandburg s writings encouraged the lives of many, because it helped them to actually understand the
American society while facing problems with politics and life period. Being that Sandburg was noble
he did not have an easy start. Sandburg grew up in a home that was really really poor, however he
knew that he had to do something in order to help his family in a time of despair. Sandburg, did
various jobs such as driving milk wagons, laying bricks, and dishwashing. However, Sandburg knew
that these regular jobs were not going to be his life forever. Sandburg later found that he had a love for
poetry and that became his new appetite. Sandburg s career became so successful that he published
thousands of books and was admired by millions. Because of his heartfelt and inspiring poetry he
received many awards in his time period. Awards such as three Pulitzer Prizes and a Grammy Award
for the Best Performance on Lincoln s Portrait. Carl Sandburg was honored by so many Americans
that there are national historic sites in the remembrance of him; schools named after him and also
colleges as well. It is mind blowing how someone who grew up so poorly has now become one of the
most influential people in American literature. Carl Sandburg s impact on society will never fade away
and he will forever and always be
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Obasan Culture Essay
Canada, as we currently know it, is a country that was built by settlers. Through numerous amounts of
settlements and constant immigration from locations all over the world, Canada s populations have
quickly become diverse and multicultural. However, while the country presently prides itself on its
multiculturalism, there is a history of racism and massive cultural genocide to avoid this acceptance
for a multicultural country. This is heavily reflected in Canadian literature throughout different periods
of times, beginning with the Aboriginal tribes who were forced to assimilate to European culture.
Through the examination of texts that prominently reflects different cultures within Canada, one can
understand the beginning rejection of cultures ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both with Kogawa s own character and her brother within the story, there is either an integration of
their Japanese background with their Canadian life or the complete rejection of their Japanese
heritage. Finally, Austin Clarke s Canadian Experience is a recent example of an immigrant from the
Barbados who attempts to make a life in Canada, but fails to do so because of racist and intolerant
acceptance that he faces in Toronto. Despite the hopes of a good life in the country that promotes
multiculturalism, George is rejected and refused at every corner in Toronto. There is a deep feeling of
isolation and rejection from Canadian society that eventually leads to George s suicide. Through the
use of these primary texts and external secondary texts, this research essay will examine the notion of
multiculturalism and how it has faced constant resistance throughout Canadian s history while still
being far from perfect in the current day. As a result, when using Canadian literature as an area of
study, it becomes difficult to pinpoint what is actually Canadian culture and if there truly is
multiculturalism within the
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Canada, as we currently know it, is a country that was built by settlers. Through numerous amounts of
settlements and constant immigration from locations all over the world, Canada s populations have
quickly become diverse and multicultural. However, while the country presently prides itself on its
multiculturalism, there is a history of racism and massive cultural genocide to avoid this acceptance
for a multicultural country. This is heavily reflected in Canadian literature throughout different periods
of times, beginning with the Aboriginal tribes who were forced to assimilate to European culture.
Through the examination of texts that prominently reflects different cultures within Canada, one can
understand the beginning rejection of cultures ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both with Kogawa s own character and her brother within the story, there is either an integration of
their Japanese background with their Canadian life or the complete rejection of their Japanese
heritage. Finally, Austin Clarke s Canadian Experience is a recent example of an immigrant from the
Barbados who attempts to make a life in Canada, but fails to do so because of racist and intolerant
acceptance that he faces in Toronto. Despite the hopes of a good life in the country that promotes
multiculturalism, George is rejected and refused at every corner in Toronto. There is a deep feeling of
isolation and rejection from Canadian society that eventually leads to George s suicide. Through the
use of these primary texts and external secondary texts, this research essay will examine the notion of
multiculturalism and how it has faced constant resistance throughout Canadian s history while still
being far from perfect in the current day. As a result, when using Canadian literature as an area of
study, it becomes difficult to pinpoint what is actually Canadian culture and if there truly is
multiculturalism within the
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Anthropocene Ecological Issues
Imagine a dying world, where organisms and resources are rapidly vanishing and the life sustaining
environment converts into a danger zone for its inhabitants. Imagination is not required for creating
such a world because humans are currently constructing one. As a result of human activities, Earth has
been transformed and a new geological age called the Anthropocene has been seriously proposed. The
Anthropocene will witness the necessity for all walks of life to face numerous, new challenges as
climate conditions deteriorate and resources deplete. In order to confront the ecological problems
brought by the Anthropocene, communities must be resilient and this resilience must rely on collective
decision making and frugality. Moreover, there ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is an emphasis on the individual seen all throughout various mediums of today s society and this
egocentric view stems from the idea of freedom, which is central not only to contemporary politics but
also to the humanities, the arts, and literature (Ghosh 119). The concept of freedom is attractive as it
gives power and a sense of control to the individual. With freedom comes a sense of hope and
possibilities, but as ecologist Garrett Hardin argues this concept is dangerous in the complex,
crowded, [and] changeable world as it separates people from one another and their environment
(1245). As humans have become more complexy interrelated, [they] have also become more distant
from one another and [from the] environmental problems (Ostrom et al. 281). This separation of
humans from one another will pose a problem as humans must unite to combat the challenges of the
Anthropocene. There must be a change from thinking of freedom in an individualistic sense because
man is dependent upon other organisms both for the immediate means of survival and for maintaining
habitat conditions under which survival is possible (Crosby 1186). Society must embrace a collective
freedom where individuals understand how their actions affect each other and the environment, and
can make independent decisions that will promote the benefit of all as well as themselves (Ostrom et
al.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Imagine a dying world, where organisms and resources are rapidly vanishing and the life sustaining
environment converts into a danger zone for its inhabitants. Imagination is not required for creating
such a world because humans are currently constructing one. As a result of human activities, Earth has
been transformed and a new geological age called the Anthropocene has been seriously proposed. The
Anthropocene will witness the necessity for all walks of life to face numerous, new challenges as
climate conditions deteriorate and resources deplete. In order to confront the ecological problems
brought by the Anthropocene, communities must be resilient and this resilience must rely on collective
decision making and frugality. Moreover, there ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is an emphasis on the individual seen all throughout various mediums of today s society and this
egocentric view stems from the idea of freedom, which is central not only to contemporary politics but
also to the humanities, the arts, and literature (Ghosh 119). The concept of freedom is attractive as it
gives power and a sense of control to the individual. With freedom comes a sense of hope and
possibilities, but as ecologist Garrett Hardin argues this concept is dangerous in the complex,
crowded, [and] changeable world as it separates people from one another and their environment
(1245). As humans have become more complexy interrelated, [they] have also become more distant
from one another and [from the] environmental problems (Ostrom et al. 281). This separation of
humans from one another will pose a problem as humans must unite to combat the challenges of the
Anthropocene. There must be a change from thinking of freedom in an individualistic sense because
man is dependent upon other organisms both for the immediate means of survival and for maintaining
habitat conditions under which survival is possible (Crosby 1186). Society must embrace a collective
freedom where individuals understand how their actions affect each other and the environment, and
can make independent decisions that will promote the benefit of all as well as themselves (Ostrom et
al.
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Who I Am As An Individual
This paper discusses who I am as an individual, through gender, culture, my worldviews and the
difference between me and other people, why Social Work interests me and what fit and proper means
through the Social Workers Registration Board. The word culture can mean many things to different
people over the world, most of us are who we are today because of the different cultures we have been
exposed to over the years through, friends, family and community to name a few. A brief definition of
the word culture means the total of the inherited ideas, beliefs, values, and knowledge, which
constitute the shared bases of social action (Culture, 2012). Many of us would share a belief and/or
view on situations based on our culture and what we have been exposed to. For example, I discovered
some of my culture, values and idea through family, but because I left home at a young age of sixteen,
I then learnt different cultures, ideas, beliefs, through friends, community, work and study. As I
became older my culture slowly changed as I married, changed country and had a family of my own.
Therefore, my culture experiences kept changing with me, for example, my study culture , turned into
primary school and kindy . Now I am a mother I try and instil some of that into my children as well as
allowing them to create their own beliefs and values through their own culture, like school and
recreational activities. I believe I knew my gender at a young age, I cannot really say for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This paper discusses who I am as an individual, through gender, culture, my worldviews and the
difference between me and other people, why Social Work interests me and what fit and proper means
through the Social Workers Registration Board. The word culture can mean many things to different
people over the world, most of us are who we are today because of the different cultures we have been
exposed to over the years through, friends, family and community to name a few. A brief definition of
the word culture means the total of the inherited ideas, beliefs, values, and knowledge, which
constitute the shared bases of social action (Culture, 2012). Many of us would share a belief and/or
view on situations based on our culture and what we have been exposed to. For example, I discovered
some of my culture, values and idea through family, but because I left home at a young age of sixteen,
I then learnt different cultures, ideas, beliefs, through friends, community, work and study. As I
became older my culture slowly changed as I married, changed country and had a family of my own.
Therefore, my culture experiences kept changing with me, for example, my study culture , turned into
primary school and kindy . Now I am a mother I try and instil some of that into my children as well as
allowing them to create their own beliefs and values through their own culture, like school and
recreational activities. I believe I knew my gender at a young age, I cannot really say for
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Feminism In Jane Eyre
As an artifact of the Victorian Era, Charlotte Brontё s, Jane Eyre, is seemingly scandalous. The novel
initiates the conversation as to if women can achieve longstanding success in regards to their desires
through the act of questioning authority despite societal standards. Using Jane as the female
protagonist, Brontё delves into how women are wholly capable of championing autonomy and
fulfilling female passion if they maintain a certain level of self respect, courage, and humility.
Throughout the novel, Brontё puts strong attention to the fiery and courageous nature of Jane s
character. Even at the beginning of the novel when Jane is merely ten years old, one can gain insight
into just how bold she really is: I am not deceitful: if I were, I should say I loved you; but I declare I
do not love you: I dislike you the worst of anybody in the world except John Reed... (Brontё 36). The
fact that Jane had the courage at such a young age to question authority proves her to be strong and
fearless unlike most of the girls during the Victorian Era. A part of what ignites Jane s female passion
to question authority is Helen Burns. Unlike Jane, Helen believes in turning the other cheek and not
obsessing over the bad treatment she receives from others that are of a higher status: It is far better to
endure patiently a smart which nobody feel but yourself, than to commit a hasty action whose evil
consequences will extend to all connected with you and besides, the Bible bids us
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As an artifact of the Victorian Era, Charlotte Brontё s, Jane Eyre, is seemingly scandalous. The novel
initiates the conversation as to if women can achieve longstanding success in regards to their desires
through the act of questioning authority despite societal standards. Using Jane as the female
protagonist, Brontё delves into how women are wholly capable of championing autonomy and
fulfilling female passion if they maintain a certain level of self respect, courage, and humility.
Throughout the novel, Brontё puts strong attention to the fiery and courageous nature of Jane s
character. Even at the beginning of the novel when Jane is merely ten years old, one can gain insight
into just how bold she really is: I am not deceitful: if I were, I should say I loved you; but I declare I
do not love you: I dislike you the worst of anybody in the world except John Reed... (Brontё 36). The
fact that Jane had the courage at such a young age to question authority proves her to be strong and
fearless unlike most of the girls during the Victorian Era. A part of what ignites Jane s female passion
to question authority is Helen Burns. Unlike Jane, Helen believes in turning the other cheek and not
obsessing over the bad treatment she receives from others that are of a higher status: It is far better to
endure patiently a smart which nobody feel but yourself, than to commit a hasty action whose evil
consequences will extend to all connected with you and besides, the Bible bids us
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Effects Of War And Music Together Essay
The Effects of War and Music Together
How are music and war related? Music puts a voice in the people s ears, and tells them whether or not
we should be involved in that war. It helped out the troops when they were over seas to not be so
home sick. Also, every war preceding the Vietnam War had music to help or support the war, but the
Vietnam War is where music during wartime changed.
The Vietnam War has been called quot;America s first rock and roll war quot; because of rock music
that was played and listened to by all Americans. As the draft was raised and draft dodgers were being
cracked down on, an overwhelming number of military personnel belonged to one generation: the
average age of combat soldiers was 19 and 90 percent ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because Vietnam government banned a lot of songs from the airwaves soldiers preferred to listen
cassette tapes, either brought from home or purchased on leave. The tape players were small, battery
operated, highly portable, and therefore easily carried into the field.
Rock music during this time period reflected on the Vietnam War, and since music helps define a
situation,
music helped define the Vietnam War and how people despised the fact that we were involved. Lyrics
of popular songs were used in the context of the war. Rock and roll substituted for lock and load,
referring to the procedure for readying the M16 for firing or for switching the weapon from
semiautomatic to automatic fire. Songs were written in protest to Vietnam. One song that protested the
war was quot;Purple Haze, quot; by Jimi Hendrix. The song is about a paratrooper, landing in the
jungles to purple smoke (Hendrix).
During the Vietnam War there was a catch phrase, quot;sex, drugs, and rock and roll. quot; Having sex
with anyone and everyone was acceptable during this time period. It was called Free Sex. The drugs
were experimented with as well. Marijuana, LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), Cocaine, and many
other drugs were tried. Many people believed that The Beatles quot;Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds,
quot; was perceived as a song describing LSD. Of course rock and roll
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The Effects of War and Music Together
How are music and war related? Music puts a voice in the people s ears, and tells them whether or not
we should be involved in that war. It helped out the troops when they were over seas to not be so
home sick. Also, every war preceding the Vietnam War had music to help or support the war, but the
Vietnam War is where music during wartime changed.
The Vietnam War has been called quot;America s first rock and roll war quot; because of rock music
that was played and listened to by all Americans. As the draft was raised and draft dodgers were being
cracked down on, an overwhelming number of military personnel belonged to one generation: the
average age of combat soldiers was 19 and 90 percent ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because Vietnam government banned a lot of songs from the airwaves soldiers preferred to listen
cassette tapes, either brought from home or purchased on leave. The tape players were small, battery
operated, highly portable, and therefore easily carried into the field.
Rock music during this time period reflected on the Vietnam War, and since music helps define a
situation,
music helped define the Vietnam War and how people despised the fact that we were involved. Lyrics
of popular songs were used in the context of the war. Rock and roll substituted for lock and load,
referring to the procedure for readying the M16 for firing or for switching the weapon from
semiautomatic to automatic fire. Songs were written in protest to Vietnam. One song that protested the
war was quot;Purple Haze, quot; by Jimi Hendrix. The song is about a paratrooper, landing in the
jungles to purple smoke (Hendrix).
During the Vietnam War there was a catch phrase, quot;sex, drugs, and rock and roll. quot; Having sex
with anyone and everyone was acceptable during this time period. It was called Free Sex. The drugs
were experimented with as well. Marijuana, LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), Cocaine, and many
other drugs were tried. Many people believed that The Beatles quot;Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds,
quot; was perceived as a song describing LSD. Of course rock and roll
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The Terrestrial Planet Mars Essay
The terrestrial planet Mars is a topic of conversation many scientists have been invested in for the past
few centuries. There has been historical evidence found that astronomers had been drawing maps of
Mars since 1860s, with a very good attempt for its time being drawn by German/Italian astronomer
G.V Schiaparelli in 1877. One might begin to ponder why Mars has been such a large interest in the
astronomy field. The red planet is a huge topic of debate because scientists believe there is a
possibility of life, although this has not been vastly established it has yet to be concretely disproven.
Life consists of things that are able to take in energy from the environment and transform it for growth
and reproduction, stimulation fosters a reaction like motion, and anything that has life will grow and
develop.1 Finding life on Mars is more significant than one might initially imagine, Earth may
potentially see an end due to global warming, collision between the Milky way and the Andromeda
Galaxy, or many other causations, which is even more reason the human race may need to find a
second home. Mars is filled with new mysteries that we have yet to discover that may be the secret to
establishing Mars as our new beginning for the human race. Mars, also known as the red planet is four
planets away from the Sun measuring out a distance of 1.52 AU. The surface temperature of Mars
ranges from 87OC to 5OC. It also experiences twenty four hours of daylight, which is unlike Earth.
Mars
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The terrestrial planet Mars is a topic of conversation many scientists have been invested in for the past
few centuries. There has been historical evidence found that astronomers had been drawing maps of
Mars since 1860s, with a very good attempt for its time being drawn by German/Italian astronomer
G.V Schiaparelli in 1877. One might begin to ponder why Mars has been such a large interest in the
astronomy field. The red planet is a huge topic of debate because scientists believe there is a
possibility of life, although this has not been vastly established it has yet to be concretely disproven.
Life consists of things that are able to take in energy from the environment and transform it for growth
and reproduction, stimulation fosters a reaction like motion, and anything that has life will grow and
develop.1 Finding life on Mars is more significant than one might initially imagine, Earth may
potentially see an end due to global warming, collision between the Milky way and the Andromeda
Galaxy, or many other causations, which is even more reason the human race may need to find a
second home. Mars is filled with new mysteries that we have yet to discover that may be the secret to
establishing Mars as our new beginning for the human race. Mars, also known as the red planet is four
planets away from the Sun measuring out a distance of 1.52 AU. The surface temperature of Mars
ranges from 87OC to 5OC. It also experiences twenty four hours of daylight, which is unlike Earth.
Mars
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Social Classes In America Essay
The United States is often seen by many as a country of equal opportunity. A place where social
classes do not exist. Unfortunately, thoughts such as these are wrong because the US is far from being
the only country to escape this exception. When observed closely there are signs that each person
manifests that distinctively show what social class they belong to. Although money is the most
common marker of class, education along with health related topics such as heart disease and eating
habits are strong inicators of class. Throughout time one of the most obvious class markers has been
education and it still remains so. People who belong to the higher classes view education as a higher
priority and have more access to the best school in the country. When stuck in lower classes people
must attend schools where books, computers, and education are not found at the same level. An article
in the Atantic Times mentions that Kids who belong to lower social classes fell behind children in the
upper classes by about a year or so. Today, that gap is close to four years. For those in the upper class
their kids are placed in an abundance of classes from an early age such as foreign language, art, and
many sports. Children who are in lower classes have no way of getting a head start when compared to
children in higher classes Sarah Garland also mentions how When children have plenty of time to
build social skills and bigger vocabularies in short term reduce their chances of
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The United States is often seen by many as a country of equal opportunity. A place where social
classes do not exist. Unfortunately, thoughts such as these are wrong because the US is far from being
the only country to escape this exception. When observed closely there are signs that each person
manifests that distinctively show what social class they belong to. Although money is the most
common marker of class, education along with health related topics such as heart disease and eating
habits are strong inicators of class. Throughout time one of the most obvious class markers has been
education and it still remains so. People who belong to the higher classes view education as a higher
priority and have more access to the best school in the country. When stuck in lower classes people
must attend schools where books, computers, and education are not found at the same level. An article
in the Atantic Times mentions that Kids who belong to lower social classes fell behind children in the
upper classes by about a year or so. Today, that gap is close to four years. For those in the upper class
their kids are placed in an abundance of classes from an early age such as foreign language, art, and
many sports. Children who are in lower classes have no way of getting a head start when compared to
children in higher classes Sarah Garland also mentions how When children have plenty of time to
build social skills and bigger vocabularies in short term reduce their chances of
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Hamlet Laertes Foil
Laertes is a foil to Hamlet because he was distracting Hamlet from his final goal. Hamlet and Laertes
both want to avenge their father s death. Hamlet lets his opponent know that he is coming after them
and Laertes is more unagitated about it.
Hamlet had more emotion towards his father two months had passed and he was still upset. Laertes on
the other hand is more serious and manly about the situation. All Laertes is thinking about is killing
Hamlet for two reasons. Hamlet has a necessity to kill Claudius. Claudius ambition to conserve his life
for the throne, has made him take a step forward by putting Laertes against Hamlet. To thine own
peace. If he be now returned, As checking at his voyage, and that he means No more to undertake it, ...
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Hamlet is more outgoing and will let his enemy know that he is after him. For example, when Hamlet
sets the play for Claudius. Hamlet was able to confirm his thoughts and assure himself of Claudius s
action. Hamlet isn t only just letting Claudius know that he is aware of his sin, but that he is going to
take his pride. Hamlet delays his revenge all the time, he had multiple opportunities for Claudius.
Hamlet has a lot of emotion going on that he isn t able to think right. Laertes on the other hand is
quick to come back to Denmark. He wants to take immediate action on Hamlet. His rage is greater
than his emotion which is why he is hurried to take Hamlet s soul. Laertes is a man that reflects upon
his future. Claudius plan benefits Laertes because he is a man that has had experience in fencing.
Laertes talent cannot be compare to the other men he is brilliant. He is a man that achieves his goal.
Laertes has a lot of confidence that he will have victory. Hamlet is prepared and wants to finish what
Claudius has started. He is disregard about his life, he can t deal with the pain of his father s death.
Even though Hamlet knows Laertes capability he denies to be seen as a coward. Hamlet doesn t really
have a choice on whether he should bring his father s soul to peace. So art thou to revenge when thou
shalt hear. Hamlet s father is asking for justice to be done. This fills Hamlet with eager to take action.
Revenge his foul and most unnatural murder. In order for hamlet s father to be at rest, Hamlet needs to
complete his goal. Polonius should have stayed out of the royal family s drama. Laertes is ambiguous
about Hamlet s action, on the other hand hamlet knows exactly why Claudius killed his
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Laertes is a foil to Hamlet because he was distracting Hamlet from his final goal. Hamlet and Laertes
both want to avenge their father s death. Hamlet lets his opponent know that he is coming after them
and Laertes is more unagitated about it.
Hamlet had more emotion towards his father two months had passed and he was still upset. Laertes on
the other hand is more serious and manly about the situation. All Laertes is thinking about is killing
Hamlet for two reasons. Hamlet has a necessity to kill Claudius. Claudius ambition to conserve his life
for the throne, has made him take a step forward by putting Laertes against Hamlet. To thine own
peace. If he be now returned, As checking at his voyage, and that he means No more to undertake it, ...
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Hamlet is more outgoing and will let his enemy know that he is after him. For example, when Hamlet
sets the play for Claudius. Hamlet was able to confirm his thoughts and assure himself of Claudius s
action. Hamlet isn t only just letting Claudius know that he is aware of his sin, but that he is going to
take his pride. Hamlet delays his revenge all the time, he had multiple opportunities for Claudius.
Hamlet has a lot of emotion going on that he isn t able to think right. Laertes on the other hand is
quick to come back to Denmark. He wants to take immediate action on Hamlet. His rage is greater
than his emotion which is why he is hurried to take Hamlet s soul. Laertes is a man that reflects upon
his future. Claudius plan benefits Laertes because he is a man that has had experience in fencing.
Laertes talent cannot be compare to the other men he is brilliant. He is a man that achieves his goal.
Laertes has a lot of confidence that he will have victory. Hamlet is prepared and wants to finish what
Claudius has started. He is disregard about his life, he can t deal with the pain of his father s death.
Even though Hamlet knows Laertes capability he denies to be seen as a coward. Hamlet doesn t really
have a choice on whether he should bring his father s soul to peace. So art thou to revenge when thou
shalt hear. Hamlet s father is asking for justice to be done. This fills Hamlet with eager to take action.
Revenge his foul and most unnatural murder. In order for hamlet s father to be at rest, Hamlet needs to
complete his goal. Polonius should have stayed out of the royal family s drama. Laertes is ambiguous
about Hamlet s action, on the other hand hamlet knows exactly why Claudius killed his
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The Underground Economy And Its Effects On Canada
While the underground economy might benefit individuals involved in the trades and make some part
of the society happy, it is creating a bad cycle that brings negative third party effects on Canada and
should be eliminated as much as possible. Underground economy, also known as the black market, is
when sellers and buyers trade their goods and services then on purposely unreported the business
activity to evade the price controls. That includes avoiding the price ceilings, the price floors and tax
rates set by the Government. The black market is the second largest type of market in the world,
occurring in both developed and developing countries. All kinds of goods and services are available in
an underground economy. The most commonly traded are goods and services that are available in the
official market, but at a lower cost in the black market, or goods and services that have a limited
supply in the official market, but are sold at an elevated price in the black market. Despite the trade
being illegal, as long as both the seller and buyer comes to an agreement on the price, they trade
privately with cash to avoid being detected. Although many sellers get away with this, at the end of
the day underground economy is a continued cycle of affecting the country and its citizens, including
sellers and buyers in the black market, mostly its tax revenues will be affected, then the GDP, and
finally its citizens. All black market trades are done in the shadows, but if the root
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While the underground economy might benefit individuals involved in the trades and make some part
of the society happy, it is creating a bad cycle that brings negative third party effects on Canada and
should be eliminated as much as possible. Underground economy, also known as the black market, is
when sellers and buyers trade their goods and services then on purposely unreported the business
activity to evade the price controls. That includes avoiding the price ceilings, the price floors and tax
rates set by the Government. The black market is the second largest type of market in the world,
occurring in both developed and developing countries. All kinds of goods and services are available in
an underground economy. The most commonly traded are goods and services that are available in the
official market, but at a lower cost in the black market, or goods and services that have a limited
supply in the official market, but are sold at an elevated price in the black market. Despite the trade
being illegal, as long as both the seller and buyer comes to an agreement on the price, they trade
privately with cash to avoid being detected. Although many sellers get away with this, at the end of
the day underground economy is a continued cycle of affecting the country and its citizens, including
sellers and buyers in the black market, mostly its tax revenues will be affected, then the GDP, and
finally its citizens. All black market trades are done in the shadows, but if the root
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Critical Appreciation Of Dover Beach
Eternal Note of Elegy A sensitive mind can often feel the essence of The Times more deeply than its
peers. Matthew Arnold is an obvious example. When British empire was beguiled by the prosperity of
the surface of Victoria Time, as a poet and scholar, he wrote in his top ranking poem Dover beach sang
desperate elegy for the crisis in the whole western civilization. In nature, Dover beach is a masterpiece
recalling with emotion. It starts with a peaceful picture, and ends with a feeling of reasoning, using a
sense of the word. But it is different from traditional feeling poetry, but it uses some dramatic
treatment techniques, in the way of the poet s monologue. The dramatic scene in the poem is the night
of the moon, in a house on Dover s seashore, where people sail across the English Channel to French
ports. The poem started when the tide was full, and the sea was calm, and everything seemed so quiet
under the moonlight. Such good night is a perfect time for the lovers to date. So, the poet could not
help but telling his lover, Come to the window, how sweet the evening breeze is! But then came the
waves at low tide from the gravel. It gently and repeatedly chanted the beat, recalled the poet endless
thoughts, turning the scenery into lyrical poetry, giving the expression with the development of the
poet s thoughts. The poet begins by connecting the changes of the tides to the fate of the people,
because the tides, though rising and falling, are always the symbol of
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Eternal Note of Elegy A sensitive mind can often feel the essence of The Times more deeply than its
peers. Matthew Arnold is an obvious example. When British empire was beguiled by the prosperity of
the surface of Victoria Time, as a poet and scholar, he wrote in his top ranking poem Dover beach sang
desperate elegy for the crisis in the whole western civilization. In nature, Dover beach is a masterpiece
recalling with emotion. It starts with a peaceful picture, and ends with a feeling of reasoning, using a
sense of the word. But it is different from traditional feeling poetry, but it uses some dramatic
treatment techniques, in the way of the poet s monologue. The dramatic scene in the poem is the night
of the moon, in a house on Dover s seashore, where people sail across the English Channel to French
ports. The poem started when the tide was full, and the sea was calm, and everything seemed so quiet
under the moonlight. Such good night is a perfect time for the lovers to date. So, the poet could not
help but telling his lover, Come to the window, how sweet the evening breeze is! But then came the
waves at low tide from the gravel. It gently and repeatedly chanted the beat, recalled the poet endless
thoughts, turning the scenery into lyrical poetry, giving the expression with the development of the
poet s thoughts. The poet begins by connecting the changes of the tides to the fate of the people,
because the tides, though rising and falling, are always the symbol of
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The Importance Of Modern Media
Modern Media Today s society revolves around the media. It is in sync with the clicks of a keyboard
and with the voices on the television. Every day individuals find it arduous to stroll down the street
without hearing the latest presidential or local controversy. Most toon into the news every morning
and night, like clockwork. Some cannot function without technology and media for extended periods
of time. Over generations, the media has been shaped by the social environment of the time period.
For example, the climate of 2017 has made audiences question the media. Nevertheless, even though
it may be unreliable and dishonest, the media is still necessary for the intent of keeping the public
informed and entertained. The media has always had two main purposes, and by accomplishing them,
companies hope to get more allegiance from their viewers. To keep the audiences watching, and
furthermore keep money flowing, the media educates and captivates people. To keep the business
afloat they want to show viewers what they want to see. Gladstone explains this through a comparison
of a myriad of mirrors. Even if they are not completely clear you can always find yourself, and the
people around you, inside (Gladstone xxi). Gladstone also questions, Are you safer not knowing if a
company dumps poison in your river? ... Are you safer not knowing why we invaded Iraq? (Gladstone
31). Knowledge is power, and the media provides that knowledge about things or places that
otherwise,
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Modern Media Today s society revolves around the media. It is in sync with the clicks of a keyboard
and with the voices on the television. Every day individuals find it arduous to stroll down the street
without hearing the latest presidential or local controversy. Most toon into the news every morning
and night, like clockwork. Some cannot function without technology and media for extended periods
of time. Over generations, the media has been shaped by the social environment of the time period.
For example, the climate of 2017 has made audiences question the media. Nevertheless, even though
it may be unreliable and dishonest, the media is still necessary for the intent of keeping the public
informed and entertained. The media has always had two main purposes, and by accomplishing them,
companies hope to get more allegiance from their viewers. To keep the audiences watching, and
furthermore keep money flowing, the media educates and captivates people. To keep the business
afloat they want to show viewers what they want to see. Gladstone explains this through a comparison
of a myriad of mirrors. Even if they are not completely clear you can always find yourself, and the
people around you, inside (Gladstone xxi). Gladstone also questions, Are you safer not knowing if a
company dumps poison in your river? ... Are you safer not knowing why we invaded Iraq? (Gladstone
31). Knowledge is power, and the media provides that knowledge about things or places that
otherwise,
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What Is The Fear Of Fear Essay
Since a young age, I always had a fear of heights and so when I was asked to take part in jumping off
a bridge (bungee jumping) in South Africa, my natural reaction was to say no, and that is exactly what
I did. But while others were getting ready for the jump I asked myself one question; why am I scared
of heights. I knew I had to face it one day. It was in a fight of flight situation and so, on the spur of the
moment I decided fight. It was a decision I have never regretted even though minutes before the jump
I was very scared. As I leaped of the bridge I felt like I was on the top of the world. Adrenalin flowed
in my body like blood. I felt alive. To this day I cannot forget the incident. Not because of how scary it
was but because of how I was able to conquer my fear. It taught me to always try new things and to be
adventurous. I learned that if I have faith and confidence in myself then I can accomplish anything no
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This was due to lack of concentration and determination as all I cared about was playing video games
and watching TV. However, as I grew up I started to realize the importance of good grades for my
future life. Unfortunately becoming better at studies was easier said than done, but this time I was
determined. I started to go to my teachers during lunch breaks for help in topics I did not understand
or asked my peers to explain to me topics that confused me. I also started to use the vast amount of
resources I had, such as the internet for research or the school library for gaining more insight on
certain topics. The journey to becoming better and academics was not easy, but at the end it paid off.
My hard work lead to me being in the top 10% of my year during the O level and As Level
examination. Also I was the highest in Kenya in O Level Business Studies. From this problem I have
learnt that good grades are important and that it should never be taken
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Since a young age, I always had a fear of heights and so when I was asked to take part in jumping off
a bridge (bungee jumping) in South Africa, my natural reaction was to say no, and that is exactly what
I did. But while others were getting ready for the jump I asked myself one question; why am I scared
of heights. I knew I had to face it one day. It was in a fight of flight situation and so, on the spur of the
moment I decided fight. It was a decision I have never regretted even though minutes before the jump
I was very scared. As I leaped of the bridge I felt like I was on the top of the world. Adrenalin flowed
in my body like blood. I felt alive. To this day I cannot forget the incident. Not because of how scary it
was but because of how I was able to conquer my fear. It taught me to always try new things and to be
adventurous. I learned that if I have faith and confidence in myself then I can accomplish anything no
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was due to lack of concentration and determination as all I cared about was playing video games
and watching TV. However, as I grew up I started to realize the importance of good grades for my
future life. Unfortunately becoming better at studies was easier said than done, but this time I was
determined. I started to go to my teachers during lunch breaks for help in topics I did not understand
or asked my peers to explain to me topics that confused me. I also started to use the vast amount of
resources I had, such as the internet for research or the school library for gaining more insight on
certain topics. The journey to becoming better and academics was not easy, but at the end it paid off.
My hard work lead to me being in the top 10% of my year during the O level and As Level
examination. Also I was the highest in Kenya in O Level Business Studies. From this problem I have
learnt that good grades are important and that it should never be taken
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Analysis Of The Novel One Nation By Dr. Ben Carson
I chose to read the novel One Nation by Dr. Ben Carson .It showcases Ben Carson s life and
achievements. It also showcases his political and social views about the government. Dr. Benjamin
Solomon Carson Sr. is a world renowned neurosurgeon. He was born in Detroit, Michigan. He
attended Yale and earned a Bachelor s of Arts degree for Psychology (Benjamin Carson Biography
par.17). He acquired a M.D. from the University of Michigan for neuroscience. Also, he completed his
residency at John Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore, Maryland. He was employed at John Hopkins
where he worked his way up to being the director of his department. He is known for the separation of
conjoined twins. This took 22 hours and a team of over 70 people. Ben Carson has a wife and three
sons. He met his wife while he is attending Yale (Benjamin Carson Biography par.22). He has been
awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and Ford s Theatre Lincoln Medal. A few of the books
that he has written include Think Big, One Nation, America the Beautiful, The Big Picture, and Take
the Risk (Future President Ben Carson Wrote 6 Books. We Read Them So You Don t Have To. Par.1
5) I believe that this book is informative especially since Dr. Ben Carson is running for President. I
felt the book was extremely well written. It is very positive, but it also includes a few negative
attributes.
Chapter two is titled Political Correctness. He starts it off with Proverbs 18:21. Those who love to talk
will experience
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I chose to read the novel One Nation by Dr. Ben Carson .It showcases Ben Carson s life and
achievements. It also showcases his political and social views about the government. Dr. Benjamin
Solomon Carson Sr. is a world renowned neurosurgeon. He was born in Detroit, Michigan. He
attended Yale and earned a Bachelor s of Arts degree for Psychology (Benjamin Carson Biography
par.17). He acquired a M.D. from the University of Michigan for neuroscience. Also, he completed his
residency at John Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore, Maryland. He was employed at John Hopkins
where he worked his way up to being the director of his department. He is known for the separation of
conjoined twins. This took 22 hours and a team of over 70 people. Ben Carson has a wife and three
sons. He met his wife while he is attending Yale (Benjamin Carson Biography par.22). He has been
awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and Ford s Theatre Lincoln Medal. A few of the books
that he has written include Think Big, One Nation, America the Beautiful, The Big Picture, and Take
the Risk (Future President Ben Carson Wrote 6 Books. We Read Them So You Don t Have To. Par.1
5) I believe that this book is informative especially since Dr. Ben Carson is running for President. I
felt the book was extremely well written. It is very positive, but it also includes a few negative
attributes.
Chapter two is titled Political Correctness. He starts it off with Proverbs 18:21. Those who love to talk
will experience
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Redistribution Of Wealth
Redistribution of Wealth
American citizens who achieve success do so by earning their income through hard work and
determination. These are the kind of Americans who should be the role models for those many citizens
who choose to do nothing to earn money and who are unemployed collecting some sort of assistance
from the government. The United States is a fast paced, highly technical, and ever changing country
that has many policies, regulations, and programs to help those who choose not to help themselves.
Unfortunately, many who are receiving aid or assistance do little to benefit themselves once they
become a part of the welfare system, because they have no motivation to do anything. This may be
due to the threat of losing the benefits they ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of this specific type of failure would be a well known incident during the late 1930 s, the
Ukrainian Famine. This was also known as the Holodomor, meaning death by hunger, which was led
by Joseph Stalin, the head of the Soviet Union at the time (Ukraine Famine). The Soviet Union began
confiscating much of the wealthy, self sufficient, farmer s hard produced crops and earnings, to
eliminate all independent farm holdings and create shared farm units. Many died and many others fled
because of starvation, causing a great amount of poverty throughout the 1930 s (Sowell). This is also
similar to what happened in Cuba under the rule of Fidel Castro. Under his terms and confiscatory
regimes the natives fled in hope to find a better life with more job opportunities and a less
commandeering economy
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Redistribution of Wealth
American citizens who achieve success do so by earning their income through hard work and
determination. These are the kind of Americans who should be the role models for those many citizens
who choose to do nothing to earn money and who are unemployed collecting some sort of assistance
from the government. The United States is a fast paced, highly technical, and ever changing country
that has many policies, regulations, and programs to help those who choose not to help themselves.
Unfortunately, many who are receiving aid or assistance do little to benefit themselves once they
become a part of the welfare system, because they have no motivation to do anything. This may be
due to the threat of losing the benefits they ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of this specific type of failure would be a well known incident during the late 1930 s, the
Ukrainian Famine. This was also known as the Holodomor, meaning death by hunger, which was led
by Joseph Stalin, the head of the Soviet Union at the time (Ukraine Famine). The Soviet Union began
confiscating much of the wealthy, self sufficient, farmer s hard produced crops and earnings, to
eliminate all independent farm holdings and create shared farm units. Many died and many others fled
because of starvation, causing a great amount of poverty throughout the 1930 s (Sowell). This is also
similar to what happened in Cuba under the rule of Fidel Castro. Under his terms and confiscatory
regimes the natives fled in hope to find a better life with more job opportunities and a less
commandeering economy
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Rhetorical Analysis of The Killer Instinct
Rhetorical analysis of The Killer Instinct (January 2000) The Killer Instinct is an article published in A
Monthly Journal of Religion Public Life by Institute on Religion Public life in January 2000. This
journal, which started from 1998, contains various articles with opinions, arguments, debates and
commentary on religious and moral questions, and social issues going in American society. Thomas
Sally, a poet and a writer, argues in the article that it s the nature of boys who constructs them rough
and not the toys that create them violent. She argues with various examples from her friends and even
from her own experience throughout the article making clear sense of support to her argument. This
article by Thomas Sally is a successful argument appealing toward its audience with a clear and strong
use of reasoning(logos), emotion(pathos) and authority(ethos) . Thomas Sally s appeal to logic is the
strongest persuasive proof to her argument. The motive for her use of reasoning is strong due to the
explanation of suitable examples from her real life experience on the subject. Thomas Sally explains,
by reasoning, at the beginning paragraphs that a boy enjoys the warlike fascination of slashing
shooting and even punching if they don t find anything. Thomas Sally uses logos as, We don t tell
someone struggling with lust simply not to want sex; we don t tell a glutton that his problems will be
solved if he stops being hungry. This is a clear logical
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Rhetorical analysis of The Killer Instinct (January 2000) The Killer Instinct is an article published in A
Monthly Journal of Religion Public Life by Institute on Religion Public life in January 2000. This
journal, which started from 1998, contains various articles with opinions, arguments, debates and
commentary on religious and moral questions, and social issues going in American society. Thomas
Sally, a poet and a writer, argues in the article that it s the nature of boys who constructs them rough
and not the toys that create them violent. She argues with various examples from her friends and even
from her own experience throughout the article making clear sense of support to her argument. This
article by Thomas Sally is a successful argument appealing toward its audience with a clear and strong
use of reasoning(logos), emotion(pathos) and authority(ethos) . Thomas Sally s appeal to logic is the
strongest persuasive proof to her argument. The motive for her use of reasoning is strong due to the
explanation of suitable examples from her real life experience on the subject. Thomas Sally explains,
by reasoning, at the beginning paragraphs that a boy enjoys the warlike fascination of slashing
shooting and even punching if they don t find anything. Thomas Sally uses logos as, We don t tell
someone struggling with lust simply not to want sex; we don t tell a glutton that his problems will be
solved if he stops being hungry. This is a clear logical
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Evoloution of Polar Bears (Lamarck vs Darwin) Essay
The Polar Bear (Ursus maritimus) is a bear native largely within the Arctic Circle encircling the Arctic
Ocean, its surrounding seas and land masses. Although it is closely related to the Brown Bear, it has
evolved to occupy a narrower ecological forte, with many body characteristics adapted for cold
temperatures, for moving across snow, ice, and open water, and for hunting the seals which make up
most of its diet. Though there are many theories surrounding evolution, the two stand outstanding
hypotheses applying to the modification from Brown Bear to Polar Bear are Lamarck s theory of Use
and Disuse, and Darwin s theory of Natural Selection. The intention of this paper is to compare these
thesis and determine the most appropriate in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1977 a drought reduced the number of small seeds available for the birds, forcing them to rely on
larger seeds and nuts, which were difficult for birds with smaller beaks to open. The number of birds
unable to eat reduced as they died and gave way to harder beaked finches. Within a couple of
generations they had evolved larger beaks. In 2003 another drought struck the Galapagos and as there
were many large beaked finches, the food source of nuts dwindled, making the ability to eat smaller
seeds an asset. The numbers of larger beaked birds dwindled as food became scarce, leaving the
smaller birds to survive and reproduce. Darwin s theory was not well received when first written in On
the Origin of Species, though many scientists today use it as a basis for research in evolution.
Both theories suggest that a species changes over time to be able to better adapt to an environment.
Though Lamarck thought that the entire population of that species would evolve as one, i.e. all
offspring changes together with same adaptation. Darwin concluded that only the specimen with the
mutation or an altered version of a feature to evolve a species as they would be able to adapt and
survive easier than those without it, thus causing the unevolved to die off while the evolved lived.
Over many many generations the species keeps evolving until it has perfected the new trait, also
becoming a new
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The Polar Bear (Ursus maritimus) is a bear native largely within the Arctic Circle encircling the Arctic
Ocean, its surrounding seas and land masses. Although it is closely related to the Brown Bear, it has
evolved to occupy a narrower ecological forte, with many body characteristics adapted for cold
temperatures, for moving across snow, ice, and open water, and for hunting the seals which make up
most of its diet. Though there are many theories surrounding evolution, the two stand outstanding
hypotheses applying to the modification from Brown Bear to Polar Bear are Lamarck s theory of Use
and Disuse, and Darwin s theory of Natural Selection. The intention of this paper is to compare these
thesis and determine the most appropriate in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1977 a drought reduced the number of small seeds available for the birds, forcing them to rely on
larger seeds and nuts, which were difficult for birds with smaller beaks to open. The number of birds
unable to eat reduced as they died and gave way to harder beaked finches. Within a couple of
generations they had evolved larger beaks. In 2003 another drought struck the Galapagos and as there
were many large beaked finches, the food source of nuts dwindled, making the ability to eat smaller
seeds an asset. The numbers of larger beaked birds dwindled as food became scarce, leaving the
smaller birds to survive and reproduce. Darwin s theory was not well received when first written in On
the Origin of Species, though many scientists today use it as a basis for research in evolution.
Both theories suggest that a species changes over time to be able to better adapt to an environment.
Though Lamarck thought that the entire population of that species would evolve as one, i.e. all
offspring changes together with same adaptation. Darwin concluded that only the specimen with the
mutation or an altered version of a feature to evolve a species as they would be able to adapt and
survive easier than those without it, thus causing the unevolved to die off while the evolved lived.
Over many many generations the species keeps evolving until it has perfected the new trait, also
becoming a new
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Parenthood Vs Casey Case Analysis
Webster v. Reproductive Health Services (1989) sent shock waves through the United States as it
slowly peeled back the layers of Roe. To recap, Webster deemed it was constitutional for the Missouri
legislative chamber to include in a bill that the life of each human being begins at conception despite
this being a debated fact among the pro life and pro choice crowds. Another interesting distinction that
was upheld, and helped to light the fire for other states to enact this, was that abortions could not occur
at public hospitals or any state owned property. Essentially, what Missouri said was abortion may be
legal, but we don t have to outright endorse it . This issue was not addressed at all in Roe, but it clearly
was a massive blow to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While Hellerstedt ruled in favor of the pro choice movement and did limit the scope that states could
regulate and restrict abortion access with, the other cases still expanded the states rights and built
several cases of precedent against the trimester framework of Roe. Nonetheless, the legal argument for
making abortion legal in the first place is still upheld to this day.
Legislation and Public Perception
According to the Guttsmacher Institute, which identifies itself as a pro choice organization, since 1973
and the Roe decision 25% of anti abortion legislation has occurred from 2011 present. This is not a
coincidence, but rather a product of various other factors ultimately arriving at the conclusion that the
time is coming for the Court to once again review Roe and determine its constitutionality.
Various forms of legislation have occurred in recent years, which were meant to limit the access to
abortion as well as in general strip away at the right. It would appear a majority of states enacting
these laws are trying to move as close to the line between current constitutionality and
unconstitutionality on this issue to ultimately force the Court to once again take the issue up and
determine its
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Webster v. Reproductive Health Services (1989) sent shock waves through the United States as it
slowly peeled back the layers of Roe. To recap, Webster deemed it was constitutional for the Missouri
legislative chamber to include in a bill that the life of each human being begins at conception despite
this being a debated fact among the pro life and pro choice crowds. Another interesting distinction that
was upheld, and helped to light the fire for other states to enact this, was that abortions could not occur
at public hospitals or any state owned property. Essentially, what Missouri said was abortion may be
legal, but we don t have to outright endorse it . This issue was not addressed at all in Roe, but it clearly
was a massive blow to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While Hellerstedt ruled in favor of the pro choice movement and did limit the scope that states could
regulate and restrict abortion access with, the other cases still expanded the states rights and built
several cases of precedent against the trimester framework of Roe. Nonetheless, the legal argument for
making abortion legal in the first place is still upheld to this day.
Legislation and Public Perception
According to the Guttsmacher Institute, which identifies itself as a pro choice organization, since 1973
and the Roe decision 25% of anti abortion legislation has occurred from 2011 present. This is not a
coincidence, but rather a product of various other factors ultimately arriving at the conclusion that the
time is coming for the Court to once again review Roe and determine its constitutionality.
Various forms of legislation have occurred in recent years, which were meant to limit the access to
abortion as well as in general strip away at the right. It would appear a majority of states enacting
these laws are trying to move as close to the line between current constitutionality and
unconstitutionality on this issue to ultimately force the Court to once again take the issue up and
determine its
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Literature Analysis Of The Black Scholes Pricing Model
Abstract 2
Introduction: 3
Literature Review: 4
1. Options its characteristics 4
2. Black Scholes Pricing Model 6
Assumptions 6
I. Constant volatility 6
II. No Dividends 6
III. European exercise terms are used 6
IV. Markets are efficient 7
V. No commissions are charged 7
VI. Interest rates remain constant and known 7
VII. Returns are lognormal distributed 7
VIII. Liquidity 7
4. Inputs to the Black Scholes Model 9
I. The underlying price 9
II. The exercise price 9
III. Time to expiration 9
IV. The risk free rate 9
V. Volatility 9
5. Limitations of Black Scholes Model 10
6. Macro economic Variable Effect: 12
Methodology: 13
Analysis: 14
Limitations: 19
Recommendations: 20
Conclusion: 21
References: 22
Abstract
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Black Scholes Pricing Model
In 1973, Myron Scholes and Fisher Black developed the framework on option pricing and presented
the theory in their seminal paper. With reference to both approach and application the Black Scholes
Model is considered to be one of the most significant concepts in modern financial theory. For valuing
options the Black Sholes Model is viewed as a standard model.
Assumptions
To compute the value of a stock option the Black Scholes Option Pricing Model is used. Both call and
Abstract 2
Introduction: 3
Literature Review: 4
1. Options its characteristics 4
2. Black Scholes Pricing Model 6
Assumptions 6
I. Constant volatility 6
II. No Dividends 6
III. European exercise terms are used 6
IV. Markets are efficient 7
V. No commissions are charged 7
VI. Interest rates remain constant and known 7
VII. Returns are lognormal distributed 7
VIII. Liquidity 7
4. Inputs to the Black Scholes Model 9
I. The underlying price 9
II. The exercise price 9
III. Time to expiration 9
IV. The risk free rate 9
V. Volatility 9
5. Limitations of Black Scholes Model 10
6. Macro economic Variable Effect: 12
Methodology: 13
Analysis: 14
Limitations: 19
Recommendations: 20
Conclusion: 21
References: 22
Abstract
A credit ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Black Scholes Pricing Model
In 1973, Myron Scholes and Fisher Black developed the framework on option pricing and presented
the theory in their seminal paper. With reference to both approach and application the Black Scholes
Model is considered to be one of the most significant concepts in modern financial theory. For valuing
options the Black Sholes Model is viewed as a standard model.
Assumptions
To compute the value of a stock option the Black Scholes Option Pricing Model is used. Both call and
put option can be calculated with the help of the model. For the accurate application of the Black
Scholes Pricing Model it is necessary to be familiar with its assumptions. Black and Scholes specified
the following assumptions in their seminal paper (1973). (Ray, 2012)
I. Constant volatility
Volatility refers to the movement of the stock price whether upwards or downwards. The model
assumes that the volatility does not change and is known to market participants. This implies that the
variance of the return remains constant over the life of the option.
II. No Dividends
The model assumes that the underlying asset (stock) does not pay any dividends during the option s
life.
III. European exercise terms are
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Scholes Pricing Model it is necessary to be familiar with its assumptions. Black and Scholes specified
the following assumptions in their seminal paper (1973). (Ray, 2012)
I. Constant volatility
Volatility refers to the movement of the stock price whether upwards or downwards. The model
assumes that the volatility does not change and is known to market participants. This implies that the
variance of the return remains constant over the life of the option.
II. No Dividends
The model assumes that the underlying asset (stock) does not pay any dividends during the option s
life.
III. European exercise terms are
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The Evolution Of The Internet
Before the conception of the Internet, music was sold wholly as a physical product. The gramophone
record commonly known as Vinyl dominated all music sales up until the 1990s. Vinyl was sold as EPs
(Singles or Extended play) and LPs (Albums Long play). In the 1980s the Compact Cassette exploded
in popularity, invented by Philips in 1962 the compact cassette had been around with little success. In
the 1980s there was a massive surge of high fidelity portable cassette players being sold, most notably
the Song Walkman released in 1979, the compact cassette thrived throughout the 80s overtaking sales
of vinyl LPs. It was in 1982 that the first compact disc was produced (CD),but it wasn t until a few
years later that CDs began to gain ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Early 1999 Heavy metal band Metallica discovered that a demo version of their song I Disappear was
being spread throughout the online file sharing website before it had actually been released. This
meant that radio stations were able to access and play the track. Due to this the band filed a lawsuit
against Napster. A month later Rapper and music producer Dr.Dre also filled a law suit against
Napster, this was after a failed attempt in asking Napster to remove his music off the website. After a
year they settled both lawsuits, but this was the end of the dispute with the music industry and
Napster. In 1999 the RIAA ( The Recording Industry Association of America) filed a lawsuit on behalf
of many record labels who felt that Napster was infringing on their copyrights. By 2000 Napster was
ordered to remove any copyrighted music away from its sight and by early 2001 Napster closed down
its online sight as ordered by a judge. The digital music revolution it unleashed has since brought a
once mighty recording industry to its knees ; Many feel that Napster was the sole reason for the
destruction of CD despite the closing of the website, it only paved the way for other models to come
along and find a legal way of streaming music to the public.
In the early 2000 s many streaming methods came about. Pandora Internet Radio Station was
launched, allowing users to create radio channels that were tailored to their own music taste. Pandora
is free to use,
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Before the conception of the Internet, music was sold wholly as a physical product. The gramophone
record commonly known as Vinyl dominated all music sales up until the 1990s. Vinyl was sold as EPs
(Singles or Extended play) and LPs (Albums Long play). In the 1980s the Compact Cassette exploded
in popularity, invented by Philips in 1962 the compact cassette had been around with little success. In
the 1980s there was a massive surge of high fidelity portable cassette players being sold, most notably
the Song Walkman released in 1979, the compact cassette thrived throughout the 80s overtaking sales
of vinyl LPs. It was in 1982 that the first compact disc was produced (CD),but it wasn t until a few
years later that CDs began to gain ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Early 1999 Heavy metal band Metallica discovered that a demo version of their song I Disappear was
being spread throughout the online file sharing website before it had actually been released. This
meant that radio stations were able to access and play the track. Due to this the band filed a lawsuit
against Napster. A month later Rapper and music producer Dr.Dre also filled a law suit against
Napster, this was after a failed attempt in asking Napster to remove his music off the website. After a
year they settled both lawsuits, but this was the end of the dispute with the music industry and
Napster. In 1999 the RIAA ( The Recording Industry Association of America) filed a lawsuit on behalf
of many record labels who felt that Napster was infringing on their copyrights. By 2000 Napster was
ordered to remove any copyrighted music away from its sight and by early 2001 Napster closed down
its online sight as ordered by a judge. The digital music revolution it unleashed has since brought a
once mighty recording industry to its knees ; Many feel that Napster was the sole reason for the
destruction of CD despite the closing of the website, it only paved the way for other models to come
along and find a legal way of streaming music to the public.
In the early 2000 s many streaming methods came about. Pandora Internet Radio Station was
launched, allowing users to create radio channels that were tailored to their own music taste. Pandora
is free to use,
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