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Research on the Effects and Causes of Global Warming Essay
All across the world, in every kind of environment and region known to man, increasingly dangerous
weather patterns and devastating storms are abruptly putting an end to the long running debate over
whether or not climate change is real. Not only is it real, it s here, and its effects are giving rise to a
frighteningly new global phenomenon: the man made natural disaster (Barack Obama, April 3, 2006).
What could be causing these extreme weather patterns? Scientists say that it is the gradual increase of
the temperature over the entire earth. Global warming is the increase in the average temperature all
over the earth. Global Warming is a major problem in the world today and is argued among all of the
world leaders. I am going to talk ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With these extra gases in the atmosphere, more solar radiation is captured and reflected back down to
the earth s surface (Energy and the Environment). This is the problem that the world has made and
now we need to find the solution to this. There are many gases that are emitted into the atmosphere
that implicate the acceleration and poutiness of the greenhouse effect. These gases are called the
greenhouse gases; they are all a natural part of the atmosphere, but because of human interaction they
are increasing drastically. They are: carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, nitrous oxide, hydro
fluorocarbons, per fluorocarbon, and sulfur hexafluoride, these seven gases are aiding in the
acceleration of global warming (Energy and the Environment). Carbon dioxide is a gas made up of
one carbon and two oxygen atoms; when infrared radiation enters the molecule it begins to shake
rapidly thus shooting radiation back out towards the earth (The Greenhouse Effect). When this occurs
the molecule is empty again and is allowed to have another greenhouse gas emitted into it; this cycle
is called the absorption emission absorption cycle (The Greenhouse Effect). This cycle is a main
attributor to the heating up of the earth s surface. The other six of the main greenhouse gases go
through this cycle and with all of these gases absorbing and reemitting radiation back towards the
earth the radiation levels have increased drastically. The
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All across the world, in every kind of environment and region known to man, increasingly dangerous
weather patterns and devastating storms are abruptly putting an end to the long running debate over
whether or not climate change is real. Not only is it real, it s here, and its effects are giving rise to a
frighteningly new global phenomenon: the man made natural disaster (Barack Obama, April 3, 2006).
What could be causing these extreme weather patterns? Scientists say that it is the gradual increase of
the temperature over the entire earth. Global warming is the increase in the average temperature all
over the earth. Global Warming is a major problem in the world today and is argued among all of the
world leaders. I am going to talk ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With these extra gases in the atmosphere, more solar radiation is captured and reflected back down to
the earth s surface (Energy and the Environment). This is the problem that the world has made and
now we need to find the solution to this. There are many gases that are emitted into the atmosphere
that implicate the acceleration and poutiness of the greenhouse effect. These gases are called the
greenhouse gases; they are all a natural part of the atmosphere, but because of human interaction they
are increasing drastically. They are: carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, nitrous oxide, hydro
fluorocarbons, per fluorocarbon, and sulfur hexafluoride, these seven gases are aiding in the
acceleration of global warming (Energy and the Environment). Carbon dioxide is a gas made up of
one carbon and two oxygen atoms; when infrared radiation enters the molecule it begins to shake
rapidly thus shooting radiation back out towards the earth (The Greenhouse Effect). When this occurs
the molecule is empty again and is allowed to have another greenhouse gas emitted into it; this cycle
is called the absorption emission absorption cycle (The Greenhouse Effect). This cycle is a main
attributor to the heating up of the earth s surface. The other six of the main greenhouse gases go
through this cycle and with all of these gases absorbing and reemitting radiation back towards the
earth the radiation levels have increased drastically. The
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Homo Sapiens Essay
Homo sapiens were a potent factor on eliminating the remaining Neanderthal population due to their
intelligence (Echoes). Researchers of Oxford University that compared the skulls of 32 Homo sapiens
and 13 Neanderthals concluded that the Neanderthals had significantly larger eye sockets.
Explanation: Although the Neanderthals and Homo sapiens had similar brain sizes, the larger eyes of
the Neanderthals were an adaptation to the long, dark nights of Europe which would have required
large visual processing areas in the brain. In addition, the Neanderthals also had massive bodies which
would have required more brain cells to control their physique, thus they had less brain power
available to them compared with the Homo sapiens. Neanderthals had physical features that helped
them survive cold climates, including large noses to humidify and warm dry, cold air and short, stout
bodies to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Recent studies suggests that more than 60 cubic miles of ash were blasted into the atmosphere and
covered a vast area of eastern Europe, North Africa and western Asia. Vast plumes of ash would have
blotted out the sun for months, or possibly years, and caused temperatures to plummet. Sulphur
dioxide, fluoride and chloride emissions would have generated intense falls of acid rain. Explanation:
Since the Neanderthals did not have up to date primitive technologies like their counterparts, they
were more susceptible to the negative impacts of the eruption. For example, the sudden drops in
temperatures following the eruption would have led many Neanderthals to freeze to death, and during
those dreary years, the blotting of the sun would have led to a dramatic decrease in plant life, which
would have led to a scarcity of prey, such as deer, and in turn affect the Neanderthal population as
there would have been an insufficiency of food for them due to their outdated weapons and hunting
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Homo sapiens were a potent factor on eliminating the remaining Neanderthal population due to their
intelligence (Echoes). Researchers of Oxford University that compared the skulls of 32 Homo sapiens
and 13 Neanderthals concluded that the Neanderthals had significantly larger eye sockets.
Explanation: Although the Neanderthals and Homo sapiens had similar brain sizes, the larger eyes of
the Neanderthals were an adaptation to the long, dark nights of Europe which would have required
large visual processing areas in the brain. In addition, the Neanderthals also had massive bodies which
would have required more brain cells to control their physique, thus they had less brain power
available to them compared with the Homo sapiens. Neanderthals had physical features that helped
them survive cold climates, including large noses to humidify and warm dry, cold air and short, stout
bodies to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Recent studies suggests that more than 60 cubic miles of ash were blasted into the atmosphere and
covered a vast area of eastern Europe, North Africa and western Asia. Vast plumes of ash would have
blotted out the sun for months, or possibly years, and caused temperatures to plummet. Sulphur
dioxide, fluoride and chloride emissions would have generated intense falls of acid rain. Explanation:
Since the Neanderthals did not have up to date primitive technologies like their counterparts, they
were more susceptible to the negative impacts of the eruption. For example, the sudden drops in
temperatures following the eruption would have led many Neanderthals to freeze to death, and during
those dreary years, the blotting of the sun would have led to a dramatic decrease in plant life, which
would have led to a scarcity of prey, such as deer, and in turn affect the Neanderthal population as
there would have been an insufficiency of food for them due to their outdated weapons and hunting
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Crucible Of Salem Witchcraft Hysteria
Mid January 1642, 9 year old Betty Parris and 11 year old Abigail Williams, with the help[ of the
Parris slave Tituba, participated in an act that set off a spark that would start the Salem Witchcraft
Hysteria. Wishing to know about their future, Betty and Abigail suspended a raw egg in a glass over a
light.The images would act as messages and clues. Although this seems innocent enough after this
reading they began to display unusual behavior associated with possession symptoms. This led to a
full scale investigation and arrests of the slave Tituba, Sarah Good, and Sarah Osborne under the
charges of witchcraft. Tituba was the only one to confess, this confession unknowingly saved her from
the gallows that Good and Osborne would soon meet. This first event led to hundreds of other trials
and hunts that put both men and women into jail or even hung. Between February 1692 and May 1693
the witch hunts of Salem began and ended, it was of time of great suspicion, a time where you could
trust even your own family. The halt of these horrid events came from Sir William Phips, a new royal
governor of the colony, when he stopped court proceeding of those accused, which included his wife
Mary Spencer Hull, and declared all peoples in jail under the crime of witchcraft be released. The
beginning of the hysteria, though, has been under debate between historians for years. Some
Historians believe the cause was because of things like status, factionalism or a more modern ideas
such
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mid January 1642, 9 year old Betty Parris and 11 year old Abigail Williams, with the help[ of the
Parris slave Tituba, participated in an act that set off a spark that would start the Salem Witchcraft
Hysteria. Wishing to know about their future, Betty and Abigail suspended a raw egg in a glass over a
light.The images would act as messages and clues. Although this seems innocent enough after this
reading they began to display unusual behavior associated with possession symptoms. This led to a
full scale investigation and arrests of the slave Tituba, Sarah Good, and Sarah Osborne under the
charges of witchcraft. Tituba was the only one to confess, this confession unknowingly saved her from
the gallows that Good and Osborne would soon meet. This first event led to hundreds of other trials
and hunts that put both men and women into jail or even hung. Between February 1692 and May 1693
the witch hunts of Salem began and ended, it was of time of great suspicion, a time where you could
trust even your own family. The halt of these horrid events came from Sir William Phips, a new royal
governor of the colony, when he stopped court proceeding of those accused, which included his wife
Mary Spencer Hull, and declared all peoples in jail under the crime of witchcraft be released. The
beginning of the hysteria, though, has been under debate between historians for years. Some
Historians believe the cause was because of things like status, factionalism or a more modern ideas
such
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Are The Advantages And Disadvantages Of State Owned...
State owned enterprises are regarded as a particular circumstance of business organisations and
considered as the basis of economic growth in many countries (Zhang, 2011). It can be seen that the
proportion of state owned companies has increased from nine percent in 2005 to 23 percent in 2014
especially in China which has a proportion of 15 percent in 2014 (PwC, 2015). Furthermore, state
owned companies might be a necessary tool for development in emerging countries, because they can
be directed and achieved by governments. Although state owned companies have played an important
role in an economy, they sometimes seem to perform poorly compared with private sectors on average
in many countries, partly because the goals of public policy sometimes are complicated to be achieved
(World Bank Group, 2014). Therefore, many countries have decided to privatise because they have
expected that private sectors would operate and perform better than the government would do. Thus,
privatisation has become an international phenomenon globally particularly in addressing inefficiency
from state enterprises. However, there might have some benefits and drawbacks of privatisations, but
all of the procedures are most likely to depend on the quality of contracts and regulation in each
circumstance. For this reason, this essay will examine: firstly, the agency costs that seem to occur in
state owned companies, secondly a privatisation will be analysed as a result from those costs. Thirdly,
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State owned enterprises are regarded as a particular circumstance of business organisations and
considered as the basis of economic growth in many countries (Zhang, 2011). It can be seen that the
proportion of state owned companies has increased from nine percent in 2005 to 23 percent in 2014
especially in China which has a proportion of 15 percent in 2014 (PwC, 2015). Furthermore, state
owned companies might be a necessary tool for development in emerging countries, because they can
be directed and achieved by governments. Although state owned companies have played an important
role in an economy, they sometimes seem to perform poorly compared with private sectors on average
in many countries, partly because the goals of public policy sometimes are complicated to be achieved
(World Bank Group, 2014). Therefore, many countries have decided to privatise because they have
expected that private sectors would operate and perform better than the government would do. Thus,
privatisation has become an international phenomenon globally particularly in addressing inefficiency
from state enterprises. However, there might have some benefits and drawbacks of privatisations, but
all of the procedures are most likely to depend on the quality of contracts and regulation in each
circumstance. For this reason, this essay will examine: firstly, the agency costs that seem to occur in
state owned companies, secondly a privatisation will be analysed as a result from those costs. Thirdly,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on Collective Bargaining in the Workplace
David Brody argues that the rise of contractual or collective bargaining relationships during the post
WWII era formalized the relationship between employers and unions. The use of collective bargaining
agreements to resolve workplace disputes weakened unions and the power of workers. Other actions,
such as using collection bargaining as a form of substitution for direct action and using it instead of
the strike for grievance and arbitration procedure served , also has weakened the unions and the power
of workers. The rise of contractual or collective bargaining relationships changed the dynamic of the
workplace, shifting the power from the union side to towards the employers. The perspective could
best be argued suing Weber s theory and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
C. Wright Mills defines the meaning of work for white collar workers. A white collar worker is an
educated person who performs non manual, professional, managerial, or administrative work. He
states White Collar stands, after sixty years, as the most comprehensive work that American social
science has produced in the study of the new middle class. classifying white collar workers as the new
middle class full of intellectuals in intermediate positions, to what he describes as the enormous file of
clerical labor. C. Wright Mills connects the meaning of work for white collar workers to the types of
leisure activity they pursue. Modern white collar workers attach an extrinsic value to their wage work
because they work to live. Jobs have lost their intrinsic value due to the emptiness that comes with the
job. For example, white collar workers are subjected to manipulations and control of their superiors
thus in return; they lose their creativity and freedom of action.
White collar workers are a different breed of workers. The results derived from work that modern
white collar workers value includes status, power and wages. At times, these white collar jobs hold no
true meaning to white collar workers rather it the monetary value that drives productivity. This money
is means to a different life outside of work.
Due to their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
David Brody argues that the rise of contractual or collective bargaining relationships during the post
WWII era formalized the relationship between employers and unions. The use of collective bargaining
agreements to resolve workplace disputes weakened unions and the power of workers. Other actions,
such as using collection bargaining as a form of substitution for direct action and using it instead of
the strike for grievance and arbitration procedure served , also has weakened the unions and the power
of workers. The rise of contractual or collective bargaining relationships changed the dynamic of the
workplace, shifting the power from the union side to towards the employers. The perspective could
best be argued suing Weber s theory and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
C. Wright Mills defines the meaning of work for white collar workers. A white collar worker is an
educated person who performs non manual, professional, managerial, or administrative work. He
states White Collar stands, after sixty years, as the most comprehensive work that American social
science has produced in the study of the new middle class. classifying white collar workers as the new
middle class full of intellectuals in intermediate positions, to what he describes as the enormous file of
clerical labor. C. Wright Mills connects the meaning of work for white collar workers to the types of
leisure activity they pursue. Modern white collar workers attach an extrinsic value to their wage work
because they work to live. Jobs have lost their intrinsic value due to the emptiness that comes with the
job. For example, white collar workers are subjected to manipulations and control of their superiors
thus in return; they lose their creativity and freedom of action.
White collar workers are a different breed of workers. The results derived from work that modern
white collar workers value includes status, power and wages. At times, these white collar jobs hold no
true meaning to white collar workers rather it the monetary value that drives productivity. This money
is means to a different life outside of work.
Due to their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ( Adhd ) Essay
ADHD Writing Assignment Sayako Deguchi Pikes Peak Community College ADHD Definition of
ADHD Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is contemporary defined in the DSM IV TR
published by the American Psychiatric Association. According to the current Diagnostic and Statistical
Manual of Mental Disorders (4th ed., text rev.; DSM IV TR; American Psychiatric Association [APA],
2000), Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) characterized by inattention and/ or
hyperactivity impulsivity that is more frequent and severe than is typically observed in individuals at a
comparable level of development (p78). Symptom is having problem with paying attention, excessive
activity, and unable to control impulsive behaviors. Children who have ADHD caused impairment,
and shows symptoms before 7 years old (APA, 2000). Symptoms will usually surface when they are in
preschool because of having trouble in classroom and their social behavior in their school life.
According to DSM IV TR, Inattention behavior may be present in academic, work, and social
environment. People with this disorder perform their tasks carelessly, get lost, and may fail to
complete given tasks (APA, 2000). They have hard time keeping their concentrating on one activity or
task, and are easily distracted by noise or stimuli that others can ignore easily. They shift their
attention rapidly and are very forgetful in daily tasks, for example forgetting their homework. They
usually have strong distaste
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ADHD Writing Assignment Sayako Deguchi Pikes Peak Community College ADHD Definition of
ADHD Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is contemporary defined in the DSM IV TR
published by the American Psychiatric Association. According to the current Diagnostic and Statistical
Manual of Mental Disorders (4th ed., text rev.; DSM IV TR; American Psychiatric Association [APA],
2000), Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) characterized by inattention and/ or
hyperactivity impulsivity that is more frequent and severe than is typically observed in individuals at a
comparable level of development (p78). Symptom is having problem with paying attention, excessive
activity, and unable to control impulsive behaviors. Children who have ADHD caused impairment,
and shows symptoms before 7 years old (APA, 2000). Symptoms will usually surface when they are in
preschool because of having trouble in classroom and their social behavior in their school life.
According to DSM IV TR, Inattention behavior may be present in academic, work, and social
environment. People with this disorder perform their tasks carelessly, get lost, and may fail to
complete given tasks (APA, 2000). They have hard time keeping their concentrating on one activity or
task, and are easily distracted by noise or stimuli that others can ignore easily. They shift their
attention rapidly and are very forgetful in daily tasks, for example forgetting their homework. They
usually have strong distaste
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Political History of Global Warming Essay
Political History of Global Warming
There is a lot of ambiguity surrounding the theory of global warming and the proper political response
to it. At the very center of the scientific debate on the variability of global climate is to what extent
human activities influence climate change. Another unforeseeable is whether the potential impacts of
climate change will be harmful or beneficial for humans, managed agriculture, and natural
ecosystems. Some question the authority with which current scientific data has been given in
international negotiations on the regulation of greenhouse gases. Others are convinced that immediate
actions must be taken to limit the potential effects of excess greenhouse gases released into the
atmosphere ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It signaled the beginning of a new national policy, a diplomatic role in international actions on
potential global climate change, and expanded scientific research on these issues.
The first major international studies on global climate change requested were performed by the United
Nations. Their first study, which addressed potential global policy considerations, was released for
public review and adopted by the U.N. Secretary General at the First World Climate Conference
(FWCC) in 1979. For about 10 years after FWCC, ?the science? of global climate change was further
studied by the U.N. in order to formulate an international position on how best to approach the issue.
In November 1988, at the request of U.N. members involved in climate change research, the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was created. To help assist U.S. involvement with
the IPCC, the U.S. Global Change Research Program (GCRP) was established in 1989. In 1990, the
IPCC completed the first of a series of recurring international scientific and policy assessments of
global climate change. According to the National Climate Program Office, these assessments aimed to
?review scientific knowledge about natural and human induced climate change and ... provide
governments with a sound consensus of scientific evidence on climate change and resulting impact on
natural and human systems from which policy options can be developed.?
After reviewing
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Political History of Global Warming
There is a lot of ambiguity surrounding the theory of global warming and the proper political response
to it. At the very center of the scientific debate on the variability of global climate is to what extent
human activities influence climate change. Another unforeseeable is whether the potential impacts of
climate change will be harmful or beneficial for humans, managed agriculture, and natural
ecosystems. Some question the authority with which current scientific data has been given in
international negotiations on the regulation of greenhouse gases. Others are convinced that immediate
actions must be taken to limit the potential effects of excess greenhouse gases released into the
atmosphere ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It signaled the beginning of a new national policy, a diplomatic role in international actions on
potential global climate change, and expanded scientific research on these issues.
The first major international studies on global climate change requested were performed by the United
Nations. Their first study, which addressed potential global policy considerations, was released for
public review and adopted by the U.N. Secretary General at the First World Climate Conference
(FWCC) in 1979. For about 10 years after FWCC, ?the science? of global climate change was further
studied by the U.N. in order to formulate an international position on how best to approach the issue.
In November 1988, at the request of U.N. members involved in climate change research, the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was created. To help assist U.S. involvement with
the IPCC, the U.S. Global Change Research Program (GCRP) was established in 1989. In 1990, the
IPCC completed the first of a series of recurring international scientific and policy assessments of
global climate change. According to the National Climate Program Office, these assessments aimed to
?review scientific knowledge about natural and human induced climate change and ... provide
governments with a sound consensus of scientific evidence on climate change and resulting impact on
natural and human systems from which policy options can be developed.?
After reviewing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Case For Change Htf s It Project Management Process...
A Case For Change HTF s IT Project Management Process Standardization
Executive Summary
This document describes the proposal of creating a new EPMO organization within HTF
(Hypothetical Financials) to oversee the standardization of its IT project management processes
including those for software development. HTF s (Hypothetical Financials) different LOBs currently
follow various flavors of SDLC models for software development and project management processes
and it is known the firm was too big to adopt quick process changes. The creation of an EMPO
organization is not a trivial efforts and is estimated to cost about 6 million dollars spanning 3 years
duration. The initiative will go through annual evaluation and budget planning process ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, currently the firm lacks standard processes around development and project management.
Each line of business has its own proprietary or derived methodologies built on top of the Waterfall
model. There s not an official standard at firm level nor there s an EMPO like organization responsible
for standardization. The level of maturity in the project management process is different too across
different LOBs. For example, some LOBs requires project managers to write business cases (BC) and
go through approval processes before a project can be created inside a project management system.
Some LOBs do not or simply adopted manual process in the approval of business cases. That means
that the business case are not required to be entered in the BC system. Some LOBs have standard
project template for PMs to use and others do not. Another example of varied maturity is around the
artifact/document management. Different tools are used for documents (e.g. requirements and design
documents). Some LOBs are using Microsoft SharePoint as a central repository but some simply use a
network drive. Developers also follow different processes in managing source code. Some use
standard tools such as Subversion to manage source code and following the best practices, some
simply keeps their source code on the development servers.
As a global financial organization, HTF s various lines of businesses (LOB) have been operating in a
very independent way. Each LOB also
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A Case For Change HTF s IT Project Management Process Standardization
Executive Summary
This document describes the proposal of creating a new EPMO organization within HTF
(Hypothetical Financials) to oversee the standardization of its IT project management processes
including those for software development. HTF s (Hypothetical Financials) different LOBs currently
follow various flavors of SDLC models for software development and project management processes
and it is known the firm was too big to adopt quick process changes. The creation of an EMPO
organization is not a trivial efforts and is estimated to cost about 6 million dollars spanning 3 years
duration. The initiative will go through annual evaluation and budget planning process ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, currently the firm lacks standard processes around development and project management.
Each line of business has its own proprietary or derived methodologies built on top of the Waterfall
model. There s not an official standard at firm level nor there s an EMPO like organization responsible
for standardization. The level of maturity in the project management process is different too across
different LOBs. For example, some LOBs requires project managers to write business cases (BC) and
go through approval processes before a project can be created inside a project management system.
Some LOBs do not or simply adopted manual process in the approval of business cases. That means
that the business case are not required to be entered in the BC system. Some LOBs have standard
project template for PMs to use and others do not. Another example of varied maturity is around the
artifact/document management. Different tools are used for documents (e.g. requirements and design
documents). Some LOBs are using Microsoft SharePoint as a central repository but some simply use a
network drive. Developers also follow different processes in managing source code. Some use
standard tools such as Subversion to manage source code and following the best practices, some
simply keeps their source code on the development servers.
As a global financial organization, HTF s various lines of businesses (LOB) have been operating in a
very independent way. Each LOB also
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Walt Disney s Life And Life
No, Walt Disney did not invent the lightbulb, or the computer, but what he did do was revolutionize
animations, cartoons, and make billions of peoples imagination and happiness go wild. In bad times,
and in good, I ve never lost my Zest for life. Walt Disney said this because that is how he felt about
life, he knew there would be ups and downs, but the only way to get through them was to stay positive
and enjoy everything life has to offer. Walter Elias Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December
5, 1901. He is the fourth of five children, and his parent s name s are Elias and Flora Disney. His
father was a very strict and religious man. Elias Disney would sometimes physically abuse his
children. His father was working as a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was also a cartoonist for the school paper. At age 16, he dropped out of school to join the army. He
was rejected for being underage, so instead he joined the Red Cross. Red Cross sent him to France for
a year, there, he drove an ambulance. After France, he went back to Kansas City in 1919, to work as a
commercial illustrator. Later he made crude animated cartoons. He met cartoonist Ubbe Eert Iwwerks,
better known as Ub Iwerks at Pesmin Rubin Art Studio, where his brother Roy had gotten him a job.
After that, Walt Disney worked at Kansas City Film Ad Company. From there, Walt Disney then
decided to open his own animation business. He recruited Fred Harman as his first employee. Walt
Disney and Fred Harman made a deal with a local Kansas City theater to screen their cartoons, which
they called Laugh O Grams. The cartoons were well liked, and Walt Disney was able to buy his own
studio for making cartoons. After a while though, the company had so much debt, it was forced to
declare bankruptcy. Disney and his brother, Roy, soon pulled every penny they had and moved to
Hollywood. Ub Iwerks also moved to California, and there the three began the Disney Brothers
Studio. Their first deal was with New York distributor, Margaret Winkler. The deal was for their Alice
Cartoon s and their new character Oswald the lucky Rabbit. A few years later, Disney learned that
Margaret Winkler and her husband, Charles Mintz, had stolen the rights to
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No, Walt Disney did not invent the lightbulb, or the computer, but what he did do was revolutionize
animations, cartoons, and make billions of peoples imagination and happiness go wild. In bad times,
and in good, I ve never lost my Zest for life. Walt Disney said this because that is how he felt about
life, he knew there would be ups and downs, but the only way to get through them was to stay positive
and enjoy everything life has to offer. Walter Elias Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December
5, 1901. He is the fourth of five children, and his parent s name s are Elias and Flora Disney. His
father was a very strict and religious man. Elias Disney would sometimes physically abuse his
children. His father was working as a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was also a cartoonist for the school paper. At age 16, he dropped out of school to join the army. He
was rejected for being underage, so instead he joined the Red Cross. Red Cross sent him to France for
a year, there, he drove an ambulance. After France, he went back to Kansas City in 1919, to work as a
commercial illustrator. Later he made crude animated cartoons. He met cartoonist Ubbe Eert Iwwerks,
better known as Ub Iwerks at Pesmin Rubin Art Studio, where his brother Roy had gotten him a job.
After that, Walt Disney worked at Kansas City Film Ad Company. From there, Walt Disney then
decided to open his own animation business. He recruited Fred Harman as his first employee. Walt
Disney and Fred Harman made a deal with a local Kansas City theater to screen their cartoons, which
they called Laugh O Grams. The cartoons were well liked, and Walt Disney was able to buy his own
studio for making cartoons. After a while though, the company had so much debt, it was forced to
declare bankruptcy. Disney and his brother, Roy, soon pulled every penny they had and moved to
Hollywood. Ub Iwerks also moved to California, and there the three began the Disney Brothers
Studio. Their first deal was with New York distributor, Margaret Winkler. The deal was for their Alice
Cartoon s and their new character Oswald the lucky Rabbit. A few years later, Disney learned that
Margaret Winkler and her husband, Charles Mintz, had stolen the rights to
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Medical Tattoos Research Paper
Some medical tattoos were used as ancient medicine. The tattoos found on female mummies in
locations such as the pelvis could have been used for a therapeutic or medicinal purpose. Examining
of the scars leaves no doubt that they were not just ornaments. They were an established treatment for
a condition of the pelvis, possibly being chronic pelvic peritonitis (Tattoos). The process of tattooing
involves the placement of pigment into the skin s dermis. After the beginning injection, pigment is
dispersed throughout a homogenized damaged layer down through the epidermis and upper dermis
(Tattoos). In which both activate the immune system s phagocytes to envelop pigment particles. As
healing begins, the damaged epidermis will begin to flake ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Modern tattoo artists follow health precautions to prevent these health risks from happening. Some
jurisdictions require tattooists to have blood borne pathogen training such as that provided by the Red
Cross and OSHA. In amateur tattooing, such as practiced in prisons have higher risks of infection.
Infections that can be transmitted by the use of unsterilized tattoo equipment or contaminated ink
which include surface infections of the skin, fungal infections, some forms of hepatitis, herpes simplex
virus, HIV, staph, tetanus, tuberculosis (Tattoos). Tattoo inks have been described as remarkably
nonreactive histologically (Tattoos). Some cases of allergic reactions to tattoo inks have been
medically documented, particularly to certain ink colors. Sometimes the presences of nickel in an ink
pigment can trigger a common metal allergy. A blood vessel can be hit sometimes in the process of
tattooing and a bruise or hematoma may appear (Tattoos). Certain ink colors such as red, purple, pink,
and orange, tend to cause more problems and damage compared to other colors of ink. Red ink has
caused severe flesh damage that even the amputation of a limb has been necessary. If parts of a tattoo
(especially if it s red) begin to cause even minor troubles, like becoming itchy or worse, lumpy, then
Danish experts strongly suggest to remove the red parts
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Some medical tattoos were used as ancient medicine. The tattoos found on female mummies in
locations such as the pelvis could have been used for a therapeutic or medicinal purpose. Examining
of the scars leaves no doubt that they were not just ornaments. They were an established treatment for
a condition of the pelvis, possibly being chronic pelvic peritonitis (Tattoos). The process of tattooing
involves the placement of pigment into the skin s dermis. After the beginning injection, pigment is
dispersed throughout a homogenized damaged layer down through the epidermis and upper dermis
(Tattoos). In which both activate the immune system s phagocytes to envelop pigment particles. As
healing begins, the damaged epidermis will begin to flake ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Modern tattoo artists follow health precautions to prevent these health risks from happening. Some
jurisdictions require tattooists to have blood borne pathogen training such as that provided by the Red
Cross and OSHA. In amateur tattooing, such as practiced in prisons have higher risks of infection.
Infections that can be transmitted by the use of unsterilized tattoo equipment or contaminated ink
which include surface infections of the skin, fungal infections, some forms of hepatitis, herpes simplex
virus, HIV, staph, tetanus, tuberculosis (Tattoos). Tattoo inks have been described as remarkably
nonreactive histologically (Tattoos). Some cases of allergic reactions to tattoo inks have been
medically documented, particularly to certain ink colors. Sometimes the presences of nickel in an ink
pigment can trigger a common metal allergy. A blood vessel can be hit sometimes in the process of
tattooing and a bruise or hematoma may appear (Tattoos). Certain ink colors such as red, purple, pink,
and orange, tend to cause more problems and damage compared to other colors of ink. Red ink has
caused severe flesh damage that even the amputation of a limb has been necessary. If parts of a tattoo
(especially if it s red) begin to cause even minor troubles, like becoming itchy or worse, lumpy, then
Danish experts strongly suggest to remove the red parts
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Theoretical Framework in Nursing Process
Pocholo N. Isidro R.N. Philippine Women s University, Master of Arts in Nursing Theoretical
Framework for Nursing Practice Module 3 A. What are the 5 types of concepts and its characteristics?
Give an example of each type. 1. Primitive Concepts are those that have a culturally shared meaning
(Walker and Avant, 2005 as cited by Peterson and Bredow, 2009) or are those that are introduced as
new in the theory (Meleis, 1997 as cited by Peterson and Bredow, 2009). For instance, in culturally
derived concepts, a color is usually primitive because it cannot be defined except by giving examples
of a color different from the original color. Grass and leaves would be examples of green while grapes
and roses would be examples of not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The researchers recommended that the medical members, having now recognized the problem, make
available specific teaching sessions on the likelihood of harassment, its prevention, and the need for
protection, the experience would be validated and depersonalized, and female doctors would be helped
to overcome their vulnerability. The opportunity to view sexual harassment as an abuse of power,
rather than an incident provoked by a victim s inappropriate dress or comments, may clarify the
confusion felt by respondents over the causes of harassment and their responses to it (Phillips and
Schneider, 1993). In my own personal opinion, the researchers recommendations focusing on the
development of self awareness by implementing either one on one or group sessions is an effective
way of providing, not only the female physicians but all women in general, an idea of how to detect
and prevent impending sexually motivated advances and how to recover for those who already are
victims of it. These recommendations however failed to specify any possible legal recourse should a
victim opt for it. Recommendations would cover a broader scope of applicability if it included all the
legal aspects accompanying the issue which is exactly what another study suggested. This study, done
by Gelfand, Fitzgerald and Drasgow (1995), entitled: The Structure of Sexual Harassment: A
Confirmatory Analysis across
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Pocholo N. Isidro R.N. Philippine Women s University, Master of Arts in Nursing Theoretical
Framework for Nursing Practice Module 3 A. What are the 5 types of concepts and its characteristics?
Give an example of each type. 1. Primitive Concepts are those that have a culturally shared meaning
(Walker and Avant, 2005 as cited by Peterson and Bredow, 2009) or are those that are introduced as
new in the theory (Meleis, 1997 as cited by Peterson and Bredow, 2009). For instance, in culturally
derived concepts, a color is usually primitive because it cannot be defined except by giving examples
of a color different from the original color. Grass and leaves would be examples of green while grapes
and roses would be examples of not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The researchers recommended that the medical members, having now recognized the problem, make
available specific teaching sessions on the likelihood of harassment, its prevention, and the need for
protection, the experience would be validated and depersonalized, and female doctors would be helped
to overcome their vulnerability. The opportunity to view sexual harassment as an abuse of power,
rather than an incident provoked by a victim s inappropriate dress or comments, may clarify the
confusion felt by respondents over the causes of harassment and their responses to it (Phillips and
Schneider, 1993). In my own personal opinion, the researchers recommendations focusing on the
development of self awareness by implementing either one on one or group sessions is an effective
way of providing, not only the female physicians but all women in general, an idea of how to detect
and prevent impending sexually motivated advances and how to recover for those who already are
victims of it. These recommendations however failed to specify any possible legal recourse should a
victim opt for it. Recommendations would cover a broader scope of applicability if it included all the
legal aspects accompanying the issue which is exactly what another study suggested. This study, done
by Gelfand, Fitzgerald and Drasgow (1995), entitled: The Structure of Sexual Harassment: A
Confirmatory Analysis across
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Brief Summary Of The Fountain Of Youth By Nathaniel Hawthorne
Synopsis (not part of speech): Brief Summary
It s about how 4 elderly people take part in an experiment of Dr.Heidegger s. Where they become
younger after drinking an elixir that supposedly came from the fountain of youth, however the effect
of the elixir doesn t last very long. Dr.heidegger watches his 4 guests as they go from prancing around
to being extremely desperate. The elderly people wanting more of that experience decide to move to
Florida to drink from the fountain 3 times a day.
Beginning:
Nathaniel Hawthorne, born on July 4, 1804 in Salem, Massachusetts is an American short story writer
and romance novelist who experimented with a broad range of styles and genres.
During his career he married Sophia Peabody, a painter, illustrator, ... Show more content on
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As implied in the title he is conducting an experiment, however it is not as simple as it seems. Firstly
one may wonder what exactly is his experiment. You see it isn t just about how this proclaimed water
from the Fountain of Youth can change you to become young, it is about the behaviour of those once
they do become young, do they become even more obnoxious than they already were, or does
something else happen? Just before drinking the Elixir from the fountain of youth he warns them, It
would be well that, with the experience of a lifetime to direct you, you should draw up a few general
rules for your guidance, in passing a second time through the perils of youth. Think what a sin and
shame it would be, if, with your peculiar advantages, you should not become patterns of virtue and
wisdom to all the young people of the age! (Line 64) The experience of a lifetime is telling them that
they are to expect something of great pleasure, however the perils of youth are showing that going
back to being young again could make them more desperate than ever. He is warning them to not act
foolishly once they become young, for they would have many advantages by becoming young yet if
too desperate it could cause
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Synopsis (not part of speech): Brief Summary
It s about how 4 elderly people take part in an experiment of Dr.Heidegger s. Where they become
younger after drinking an elixir that supposedly came from the fountain of youth, however the effect
of the elixir doesn t last very long. Dr.heidegger watches his 4 guests as they go from prancing around
to being extremely desperate. The elderly people wanting more of that experience decide to move to
Florida to drink from the fountain 3 times a day.
Beginning:
Nathaniel Hawthorne, born on July 4, 1804 in Salem, Massachusetts is an American short story writer
and romance novelist who experimented with a broad range of styles and genres.
During his career he married Sophia Peabody, a painter, illustrator, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As implied in the title he is conducting an experiment, however it is not as simple as it seems. Firstly
one may wonder what exactly is his experiment. You see it isn t just about how this proclaimed water
from the Fountain of Youth can change you to become young, it is about the behaviour of those once
they do become young, do they become even more obnoxious than they already were, or does
something else happen? Just before drinking the Elixir from the fountain of youth he warns them, It
would be well that, with the experience of a lifetime to direct you, you should draw up a few general
rules for your guidance, in passing a second time through the perils of youth. Think what a sin and
shame it would be, if, with your peculiar advantages, you should not become patterns of virtue and
wisdom to all the young people of the age! (Line 64) The experience of a lifetime is telling them that
they are to expect something of great pleasure, however the perils of youth are showing that going
back to being young again could make them more desperate than ever. He is warning them to not act
foolishly once they become young, for they would have many advantages by becoming young yet if
too desperate it could cause
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Related Literature Of Forx Rate
San Andres, Dan Carlo C. ENG 10 T 4R Review of Related Literature In today s economy, forex rate,
the price of one currency in terms of another, has considerably contributed to the economic status of
many countries all over the world. It is considered as one of the factors that identifies and emphasizes
the welfare of a country; specifically, the welfare of its residents. With forex rate, a country can be
provided with knowledge that may help them in different situations of interests. (Wright, n.d.)
According to Chand s article, forex rate has some major types. These are the following: 1. Fixed
Exchange Rate System This system, also known as Pegged exchange rate system, manages the
steadiness of the exchange rate by fixing the exchange rate to a value of another currency or to another
valuable measure such as gold which is lead by the government. However, even though it is a fixed
exchange rate system, a small variation may still take place. 2. Flexible Exchange Rate System This
system, also known as Floating exchange rate system, retains the fluctuation of the currency s value
depending on the foreign exchange market. This market determines the exchange rate by the demand
and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With the help of VAR, the interrelationships among these macrovariables are determined. The
cointegration test was conducted to determine if there is an existing long run relationship among
variables and the Johansen s maximum likelihood method was used to estimate the vector of
cointegrated variables. Results showed that forward rate is one of the reasons to why exchange rates
move, the exchange rate and domestic real income has an inverse relation, and by variance
decomposition analysis, most of the changes in forex market are accounted to the exchange rate and
the forward
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San Andres, Dan Carlo C. ENG 10 T 4R Review of Related Literature In today s economy, forex rate,
the price of one currency in terms of another, has considerably contributed to the economic status of
many countries all over the world. It is considered as one of the factors that identifies and emphasizes
the welfare of a country; specifically, the welfare of its residents. With forex rate, a country can be
provided with knowledge that may help them in different situations of interests. (Wright, n.d.)
According to Chand s article, forex rate has some major types. These are the following: 1. Fixed
Exchange Rate System This system, also known as Pegged exchange rate system, manages the
steadiness of the exchange rate by fixing the exchange rate to a value of another currency or to another
valuable measure such as gold which is lead by the government. However, even though it is a fixed
exchange rate system, a small variation may still take place. 2. Flexible Exchange Rate System This
system, also known as Floating exchange rate system, retains the fluctuation of the currency s value
depending on the foreign exchange market. This market determines the exchange rate by the demand
and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With the help of VAR, the interrelationships among these macrovariables are determined. The
cointegration test was conducted to determine if there is an existing long run relationship among
variables and the Johansen s maximum likelihood method was used to estimate the vector of
cointegrated variables. Results showed that forward rate is one of the reasons to why exchange rates
move, the exchange rate and domestic real income has an inverse relation, and by variance
decomposition analysis, most of the changes in forex market are accounted to the exchange rate and
the forward
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Comparing Manson And Harris Klebold
While many people would easily agree that music is an art form that comes from the emotional
complexity and passions of human beings, Aristotle s truth that music that rouses ignoble passions
distorts a person s character is debatable. The claim that the wrong kind of music makes the wrong
kind of person, and the right kind tends to make the right kind of person is a paradoxical statement
that changes meaning and credibility depending on the reader s perspective. While morality has been
an integral part of religious music throughout history, there is no direct correlation that a person s
listening choices reflect their personal belief structures or that the mental health or character of the
listener is defined by their choice of music ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the most well known examples is that of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold s preference for
industrial/metal artists such as Nine Inch Nails, Rammstein, KMFDM, and Marilyn Manson. Harris
and Klebold were the two American high school students who committed the Columbine High School
massacre which killed 13 people, injured 24 and ended in both Harris and Klebold s suicides. In the
wake of the shooting, Marilyn Manson was heavily targeted in the media and by groups such as
Citizens for Peace and Respect (an organization consisting of Columbine locals, families, and church
groups) for his music s corrupting influence on America s youth. When asked what he would say to
the two boys in Michael Moore s documentary about gun control Bowling for Columbine, Manson
stated, I wouldn t say a single word to them I would listen to what they have to say, and that s what no
one did. In subsequent interviews, Manson claimed that his lyrics are often misinterpreted and that
they encourage people to help process and get through suicidal or depressive thoughts. He maintains
that his music promotes not being afraid to be different and for listeners to challenge societal views
and norms. In the aftermath of the media circus surrounding the Columbine high school shooting it
was discovered that neither Harris nor Klebold were actually fans of Manson s music at all. Although
it is not apropos to this writing, Manson did pen a rebuttal to the backlash via Rolling Stone that
chronicled other musical artists that had been blamed for bad behavior throughout the years and is
worth a read (http://www.antilife.org/files/marilyn.html). In the end however, it shows
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
While many people would easily agree that music is an art form that comes from the emotional
complexity and passions of human beings, Aristotle s truth that music that rouses ignoble passions
distorts a person s character is debatable. The claim that the wrong kind of music makes the wrong
kind of person, and the right kind tends to make the right kind of person is a paradoxical statement
that changes meaning and credibility depending on the reader s perspective. While morality has been
an integral part of religious music throughout history, there is no direct correlation that a person s
listening choices reflect their personal belief structures or that the mental health or character of the
listener is defined by their choice of music ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the most well known examples is that of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold s preference for
industrial/metal artists such as Nine Inch Nails, Rammstein, KMFDM, and Marilyn Manson. Harris
and Klebold were the two American high school students who committed the Columbine High School
massacre which killed 13 people, injured 24 and ended in both Harris and Klebold s suicides. In the
wake of the shooting, Marilyn Manson was heavily targeted in the media and by groups such as
Citizens for Peace and Respect (an organization consisting of Columbine locals, families, and church
groups) for his music s corrupting influence on America s youth. When asked what he would say to
the two boys in Michael Moore s documentary about gun control Bowling for Columbine, Manson
stated, I wouldn t say a single word to them I would listen to what they have to say, and that s what no
one did. In subsequent interviews, Manson claimed that his lyrics are often misinterpreted and that
they encourage people to help process and get through suicidal or depressive thoughts. He maintains
that his music promotes not being afraid to be different and for listeners to challenge societal views
and norms. In the aftermath of the media circus surrounding the Columbine high school shooting it
was discovered that neither Harris nor Klebold were actually fans of Manson s music at all. Although
it is not apropos to this writing, Manson did pen a rebuttal to the backlash via Rolling Stone that
chronicled other musical artists that had been blamed for bad behavior throughout the years and is
worth a read (http://www.antilife.org/files/marilyn.html). In the end however, it shows
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on Women Authors of the 19th Century
Women Authors of the 19th Century
Some of the most influential women authors of all time lived in the 19th century. These women
expressed their inner most thoughts and ideas through their writings. They helped to change society,
perhaps without knowing it, through poetry, novels, and articles. Emily Dickinson, Harriet Jacobs,
Kate Chopin, Louisa May Alcott, and Elizabeth Oakes Smith are the best known controversial and
expressive women authors of their time.
On December 10, 1830 a poet was born. When Emily Dickinson was born in Amherst, Massachusetts,
no one knew that she was to become the most well known woman poet of all time. She loved her
family deeply. Her father was a man of great reverence in Amherst and her mother was an ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dickinson s poems are timeless and will always leave one bewildered and amazed. Harriet Jacobs was
born in North Carolina in the early 1800s. Jacobs never realized she was a slave until her mother died
when she was six. Jacobs then moved in with her grandmother and her white mistress. The mistress
died when Jacobs was eleven, and she was then sent to Dr. James Norcom. Jacobs suffered physical
and sexual abuse from Dr. Norcom for numerous years, and she became involved with a white
neighbor, Samuel Sawyer, simply so she could stay away from Norcom. They had two children
together, Joseph and Louisa. Joseph was born when Jacobs was only sixteen years old.
In 1835, Jacobs escaped from Norcom and went into hiding for seven years. In an attempt to get
Norcom to sell her children, Jacobs wrote numerous letters to him, mentioning that she had escaped to
the North. She thought Norcom would sell her children if he thought she wasn t coming back, but that
never happened. In 1842, Jacobs made her escape to the North and managed to have her daughter,
Louisa, sent to Brooklyn to be with her. They then moved to Rochester to escape Norcom, who was
looking for her, and joined a circle of abolitionists that worked for Fredrick Douglass s newspaper,
The North Star.
In 1853, her employer bought her from Norcom s family, thus releasing her
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Women Authors of the 19th Century
Some of the most influential women authors of all time lived in the 19th century. These women
expressed their inner most thoughts and ideas through their writings. They helped to change society,
perhaps without knowing it, through poetry, novels, and articles. Emily Dickinson, Harriet Jacobs,
Kate Chopin, Louisa May Alcott, and Elizabeth Oakes Smith are the best known controversial and
expressive women authors of their time.
On December 10, 1830 a poet was born. When Emily Dickinson was born in Amherst, Massachusetts,
no one knew that she was to become the most well known woman poet of all time. She loved her
family deeply. Her father was a man of great reverence in Amherst and her mother was an ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dickinson s poems are timeless and will always leave one bewildered and amazed. Harriet Jacobs was
born in North Carolina in the early 1800s. Jacobs never realized she was a slave until her mother died
when she was six. Jacobs then moved in with her grandmother and her white mistress. The mistress
died when Jacobs was eleven, and she was then sent to Dr. James Norcom. Jacobs suffered physical
and sexual abuse from Dr. Norcom for numerous years, and she became involved with a white
neighbor, Samuel Sawyer, simply so she could stay away from Norcom. They had two children
together, Joseph and Louisa. Joseph was born when Jacobs was only sixteen years old.
In 1835, Jacobs escaped from Norcom and went into hiding for seven years. In an attempt to get
Norcom to sell her children, Jacobs wrote numerous letters to him, mentioning that she had escaped to
the North. She thought Norcom would sell her children if he thought she wasn t coming back, but that
never happened. In 1842, Jacobs made her escape to the North and managed to have her daughter,
Louisa, sent to Brooklyn to be with her. They then moved to Rochester to escape Norcom, who was
looking for her, and joined a circle of abolitionists that worked for Fredrick Douglass s newspaper,
The North Star.
In 1853, her employer bought her from Norcom s family, thus releasing her
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ode to a Nightingale This essay discusses the numerous...
In his poem Ode to a Nightingale, John Keats uses powerful, distinct symbolism and imagery. The
nightingale, for instance, is interpreted by many to be a symbol of Keats poetic inspiration and
satisfaction. This symbolism can be seen by the vivid descriptions Keats hives the nightingale.
However, the nightingale is definitely not the only item of symbolism in Ode to a Nightingale. In a
short piece of art, Keats apparently has mastered using many different items, phrases, and brilliant,
descriptive metaphorical text to symbolize something he yearns for. Countless pieces of the poem
indicate that he also wishes for immortality and the ability to escape from reality and into another state
of consciousness and the ecstasy of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By an effort of the imagination, Keats attempts to suppress all knowledge of the human
suffering made evident in stanza three. He seeks to completely enter into the ecstasy of the nightingale
s song so he becomes nothing more than an instrument recording the tiniest of physical sensation. For
example, in stanza five, Keats describes the beauty of a place in the most minute detail. Since he is
unable to actually see this place, he is using the sheer force of his imagination. In this particular
stanza, the use of imagery is indeed present. The soft sounds and descriptions of flowers yield a very
enchanting and beautiful atmosphere. Where Keats says, Now more than ever seems it rich to die, / To
cease upon the midnight with no pain, / While thou art pouring forth thy soul abroad / In such an
ecstasy! (lines 55 58), is an indication of how he believes it would be marvelous for his life to end in
such a state of blissful heaven. However, the irony of this is that, in Keats case, death would mean the
end of the nightingale s song. He realizes this when he says, Still wouldst thou sing, and I have ears in
vain / to thy high requiem become a sod. (lines 59 60). This piece is an indication of Keats
enchantment with the nightingale and its song.
In
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In his poem Ode to a Nightingale, John Keats uses powerful, distinct symbolism and imagery. The
nightingale, for instance, is interpreted by many to be a symbol of Keats poetic inspiration and
satisfaction. This symbolism can be seen by the vivid descriptions Keats hives the nightingale.
However, the nightingale is definitely not the only item of symbolism in Ode to a Nightingale. In a
short piece of art, Keats apparently has mastered using many different items, phrases, and brilliant,
descriptive metaphorical text to symbolize something he yearns for. Countless pieces of the poem
indicate that he also wishes for immortality and the ability to escape from reality and into another state
of consciousness and the ecstasy of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By an effort of the imagination, Keats attempts to suppress all knowledge of the human
suffering made evident in stanza three. He seeks to completely enter into the ecstasy of the nightingale
s song so he becomes nothing more than an instrument recording the tiniest of physical sensation. For
example, in stanza five, Keats describes the beauty of a place in the most minute detail. Since he is
unable to actually see this place, he is using the sheer force of his imagination. In this particular
stanza, the use of imagery is indeed present. The soft sounds and descriptions of flowers yield a very
enchanting and beautiful atmosphere. Where Keats says, Now more than ever seems it rich to die, / To
cease upon the midnight with no pain, / While thou art pouring forth thy soul abroad / In such an
ecstasy! (lines 55 58), is an indication of how he believes it would be marvelous for his life to end in
such a state of blissful heaven. However, the irony of this is that, in Keats case, death would mean the
end of the nightingale s song. He realizes this when he says, Still wouldst thou sing, and I have ears in
vain / to thy high requiem become a sod. (lines 59 60). This piece is an indication of Keats
enchantment with the nightingale and its song.
In
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Consumer Goods Classification
Introduction:
The classification of goods (physical products) is essential to business because it provides a basis for
determining the strategies needed to move them through the marketing system.
The two main forms of classifications are consumer goods and industrial goods.
We are interested in this paper to elaborate more on Consumer Goods Classification only.
Consumer Goods:
Consumer goods are defined as goods that are bought from retail stores for personal, family, or
household use.
Or, they can also be defined as:
Products intended for use or consumption by individuals, as opposed to organizations, companies or
businesses.
Consumer goods are generally divided into subcategories according to the method by which they are
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For price based shopping goods, consumers judge product attributes to be similar and look around for
the least expensive item/store. Consumers will exert effort in searching for information, because
shopping goods are bought infrequently. Hyundai Automobile and store brand clothes are marketed as
price based shopping goods.
Because customers are going to shop for these goods, a fundamental strategy in establishing stores
that specialize in them is to locate near similar stores in active shopping areas, in other words,
shopping goods require selective distribution. Ongoing strategies for marketing shopping goods
include the heavy use of advertising in local media, including newspapers, radio, and television.
Advertising for shopping goods is often done cooperatively with the manufacturers of the goods.
Specialty Goods: Specialty goods are items that are unique or unusual at least in the mind of the buyer.
Buyers know exactly what they want and are willing to exert considerable effort to obtain it. These
goods are usually, but not necessarily, of high value, and they may or may not be durable goods. They
differ from shopping goods primarily because price is not the chief consideration. Often the attributes
that make them unique are brand preference (e.g., a certain make of automobile) or personal
preference (e.g., a food dish prepared in a specific way). Other items that fall into this category are
wedding dresses, antiques, fine jewelry, and golf
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Introduction:
The classification of goods (physical products) is essential to business because it provides a basis for
determining the strategies needed to move them through the marketing system.
The two main forms of classifications are consumer goods and industrial goods.
We are interested in this paper to elaborate more on Consumer Goods Classification only.
Consumer Goods:
Consumer goods are defined as goods that are bought from retail stores for personal, family, or
household use.
Or, they can also be defined as:
Products intended for use or consumption by individuals, as opposed to organizations, companies or
businesses.
Consumer goods are generally divided into subcategories according to the method by which they are
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For price based shopping goods, consumers judge product attributes to be similar and look around for
the least expensive item/store. Consumers will exert effort in searching for information, because
shopping goods are bought infrequently. Hyundai Automobile and store brand clothes are marketed as
price based shopping goods.
Because customers are going to shop for these goods, a fundamental strategy in establishing stores
that specialize in them is to locate near similar stores in active shopping areas, in other words,
shopping goods require selective distribution. Ongoing strategies for marketing shopping goods
include the heavy use of advertising in local media, including newspapers, radio, and television.
Advertising for shopping goods is often done cooperatively with the manufacturers of the goods.
Specialty Goods: Specialty goods are items that are unique or unusual at least in the mind of the buyer.
Buyers know exactly what they want and are willing to exert considerable effort to obtain it. These
goods are usually, but not necessarily, of high value, and they may or may not be durable goods. They
differ from shopping goods primarily because price is not the chief consideration. Often the attributes
that make them unique are brand preference (e.g., a certain make of automobile) or personal
preference (e.g., a food dish prepared in a specific way). Other items that fall into this category are
wedding dresses, antiques, fine jewelry, and golf
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Critical Analysis of Staffinf Issues in Hsbc
Critical Analysis of Selection Process and Staffing Issues of HSBC UK Bank
Table of Contents Executive Summary: 4 CHAPTER 1 5 1. Introduction 6 1.1. Company Profile: 12
1.2. Research Aim and Objectives 14 1.3. Research Question 14 1.4. Scope of the Study 15 1.5.
Research Aim 15 1.6. Significance of Study 16 CHAPTER 2 18 2. Literature Review 19 2.1.
Importance of Human Resource Management in an Organization: 20 2.2. Importance of Human
Resource Management for the Employees: 21 2.3. Recent Changes in the Human Resource
Management Approach: 23 2.4. Human Resource Management Issues on Top UK Organizations: 25
2.5. Benefits of the HR Modification Programs 34 CHAPTER 3 36 3. Methodology 37 3.1. ... Show
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As the strategic human resource management practices always take the leading role in resolving the
issues related to any department or sector of the organization, the study focuses on proposing the new
techniques and recommendation with this perspective.
Human Resource Management is a unique approach for proper implementations of employment
management. This organization department aims to achieve competitive advantage with the use of
strategic deployment of a highly dedicated and competent labor force, by means of an integrated
selection of intellectual, structural and personnel methods. HRM is a specified department that deals
directly with the employees as well as their concerns in regard with anything that has to do with the
company. HRM aims to enhance employees contribution to the organization they are employed with
by introducing programs for extensive training and culture management. It is whole new concept on
management theory, practice and style. HRM is commonly depicted as the working body concerned
with activities in association with the effective management of workers in an organization.
Business establishments heavily rely on a dependable human resource management to make certain
that they employ and maintain highly competent employees and they ensure that they can quickly
respond to any
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Critical Analysis of Selection Process and Staffing Issues of HSBC UK Bank
Table of Contents Executive Summary: 4 CHAPTER 1 5 1. Introduction 6 1.1. Company Profile: 12
1.2. Research Aim and Objectives 14 1.3. Research Question 14 1.4. Scope of the Study 15 1.5.
Research Aim 15 1.6. Significance of Study 16 CHAPTER 2 18 2. Literature Review 19 2.1.
Importance of Human Resource Management in an Organization: 20 2.2. Importance of Human
Resource Management for the Employees: 21 2.3. Recent Changes in the Human Resource
Management Approach: 23 2.4. Human Resource Management Issues on Top UK Organizations: 25
2.5. Benefits of the HR Modification Programs 34 CHAPTER 3 36 3. Methodology 37 3.1. ... Show
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As the strategic human resource management practices always take the leading role in resolving the
issues related to any department or sector of the organization, the study focuses on proposing the new
techniques and recommendation with this perspective.
Human Resource Management is a unique approach for proper implementations of employment
management. This organization department aims to achieve competitive advantage with the use of
strategic deployment of a highly dedicated and competent labor force, by means of an integrated
selection of intellectual, structural and personnel methods. HRM is a specified department that deals
directly with the employees as well as their concerns in regard with anything that has to do with the
company. HRM aims to enhance employees contribution to the organization they are employed with
by introducing programs for extensive training and culture management. It is whole new concept on
management theory, practice and style. HRM is commonly depicted as the working body concerned
with activities in association with the effective management of workers in an organization.
Business establishments heavily rely on a dependable human resource management to make certain
that they employ and maintain highly competent employees and they ensure that they can quickly
respond to any
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Justice Penny White of Tennessee, lost her retention...
Justice Penny White of Tennessee, lost her retention election in 1996 after the Tennessee Conservative
Union campaigned against her, saying she was soft on crime and capital punishment. A retention
election is beneficial because it eliminates Justices that feel pity or emotion towards cases and/or
people. Justice White for example ordered a new death sentence hearing for the case of State v. Odom
and was knocked off the bench in a retention election because of her decision. This retention election
process is beneficial because it allows citizens to retain judges who are doing significantly. It also
allows us as citizens to vote off Judges who we think are doing poorly or do not represent us as a
whole. Justice Penny White ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The implications of a governor targeting this Justice were because she was soft on punishment. The
Republican governor as well as the senators opposed her ( Vile 2003 ). Justice White said that the
Chief Justice wanted to fill her spot with someone in his party (Denver Bar Association). All the signs
of putting someone on death row were there but she preferred not too affirm the death penalty that was
imposed in accordance with the law. In this case of State V. Odom (Vile 2003), the people did not like
the decision in which Justice White made so she lost in a hotly contest in which voted turnout was a
negligible 55 percent. Justice Penny White was not the person the citizen of Tennessee wanted
representing them, when it was time for retention election over half ( 55% ) of the citizen voted her
off. The reason there is penalty for committing a crime is to deter people from committing the same
act again. If you don t be hard on crime then the crime rate will continue to be on the rise . The citizen
wanted someone to represent on behalf of themselves and Justice Penny White was not that person.
By Chief Justice Adolpho A. Birch Jr. overturning the death sentence of the criminal on the basis of
the fact that rape accompanied by murder is an aggravating circumstance beyond
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Justice Penny White of Tennessee, lost her retention election in 1996 after the Tennessee Conservative
Union campaigned against her, saying she was soft on crime and capital punishment. A retention
election is beneficial because it eliminates Justices that feel pity or emotion towards cases and/or
people. Justice White for example ordered a new death sentence hearing for the case of State v. Odom
and was knocked off the bench in a retention election because of her decision. This retention election
process is beneficial because it allows citizens to retain judges who are doing significantly. It also
allows us as citizens to vote off Judges who we think are doing poorly or do not represent us as a
whole. Justice Penny White ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The implications of a governor targeting this Justice were because she was soft on punishment. The
Republican governor as well as the senators opposed her ( Vile 2003 ). Justice White said that the
Chief Justice wanted to fill her spot with someone in his party (Denver Bar Association). All the signs
of putting someone on death row were there but she preferred not too affirm the death penalty that was
imposed in accordance with the law. In this case of State V. Odom (Vile 2003), the people did not like
the decision in which Justice White made so she lost in a hotly contest in which voted turnout was a
negligible 55 percent. Justice Penny White was not the person the citizen of Tennessee wanted
representing them, when it was time for retention election over half ( 55% ) of the citizen voted her
off. The reason there is penalty for committing a crime is to deter people from committing the same
act again. If you don t be hard on crime then the crime rate will continue to be on the rise . The citizen
wanted someone to represent on behalf of themselves and Justice Penny White was not that person.
By Chief Justice Adolpho A. Birch Jr. overturning the death sentence of the criminal on the basis of
the fact that rape accompanied by murder is an aggravating circumstance beyond
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Micro Organizational Behavior
RUNNING HEAD: MICRO ORGANIZA TIONAL BEHAVIOR Micro Organizational Behavior
Robert Alford Grantham University MICRO ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR Abstract During the
course of this class my focus will be on the use of micro organizational behavior and to focus on and
discuss the finer points of behavior within a large organization such as that of the military or that of
Wal Mart Corporation. Furthermore I will talk about the process of decision making and cooperation
between small groups of people and how it affects the organization or company. The ultimate focus of
my project is to gain a full understanding of the concept of micro organizational behavior and to relay
how the issues that surround ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Let s begin to discuss and look at the effects of micro organizational behavior within a corporation.
The effect associated with micro organizational behavior as it applies to the military is that of minimal
effects. What are the strategic implications of organizational behavior for your selected industry or
business? The organization MICRO ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR that was chosen to do an
analysis of micro organizational behavior will be that of the military and as a second industry would
be that of United Parcel Service (UPS). As a person that has served in the military the concept of
micro organizational behavior is something that is applied on a daily basis. The soldiers are challenged
constantly to work together as a cohesive unit and team. When it Micro organizational behavior refers
to individual and group dynamics in an organizational setting.Micro organizational behavior refers to
individual and group dynamics in an organizational setting.Micro organizational behavior refers to
individual and group dynamics in an organizational is time for a mission or training event to take
place micro organizational behavior is put into action. The question is asked what are the strategic
implications associated with organizational behavior within the military. Strategic implication is
defined as a conclusion of a carefully designed or planned activity or program to serve a particular
purpose or
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RUNNING HEAD: MICRO ORGANIZA TIONAL BEHAVIOR Micro Organizational Behavior
Robert Alford Grantham University MICRO ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR Abstract During the
course of this class my focus will be on the use of micro organizational behavior and to focus on and
discuss the finer points of behavior within a large organization such as that of the military or that of
Wal Mart Corporation. Furthermore I will talk about the process of decision making and cooperation
between small groups of people and how it affects the organization or company. The ultimate focus of
my project is to gain a full understanding of the concept of micro organizational behavior and to relay
how the issues that surround ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Let s begin to discuss and look at the effects of micro organizational behavior within a corporation.
The effect associated with micro organizational behavior as it applies to the military is that of minimal
effects. What are the strategic implications of organizational behavior for your selected industry or
business? The organization MICRO ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR that was chosen to do an
analysis of micro organizational behavior will be that of the military and as a second industry would
be that of United Parcel Service (UPS). As a person that has served in the military the concept of
micro organizational behavior is something that is applied on a daily basis. The soldiers are challenged
constantly to work together as a cohesive unit and team. When it Micro organizational behavior refers
to individual and group dynamics in an organizational setting.Micro organizational behavior refers to
individual and group dynamics in an organizational setting.Micro organizational behavior refers to
individual and group dynamics in an organizational is time for a mission or training event to take
place micro organizational behavior is put into action. The question is asked what are the strategic
implications associated with organizational behavior within the military. Strategic implication is
defined as a conclusion of a carefully designed or planned activity or program to serve a particular
purpose or
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Competitive Soccer Benefits
As of 2014, it has been confirmed by the US youth soccer association that about 3,055,148 kids play
competitive soccer in the United States. Of this, 55% are boys and the other 45% are girls. This
statistic is so high because, competitive sports especially soccer offer young athletes with numerous
positive, valuable, and life changing opportunities. Competitive soccer is a popular sport that requires
extensive physical training and a great awareness of the game; these characteristics allow the sport to
instill a desire to win, enhance physical abilities and skills, build psychological fortitude, and provide
social benefits for young athletes all around the world. In competitive soccer, athletes generally have a
greater desire to win and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
People believe that the amount of physical activity is too demanding because the sport requires the
capability of playing multiple games a day. Also, competitive soccer requires a great knowledge of the
sport, because there are not certain plays and codes that the players go by. Once they step on to the
field, it is up to the player to use his or her own skills and knowledge to determine what to do next or
even switching positions. Additionally, there is an increased chance of injury. Competitive is the
leading sport for ACL and is a close second behind football for concussions. However, while many of
these points provide valid reasoning, there are far more advantages to competitive soccer than there
are
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As of 2014, it has been confirmed by the US youth soccer association that about 3,055,148 kids play
competitive soccer in the United States. Of this, 55% are boys and the other 45% are girls. This
statistic is so high because, competitive sports especially soccer offer young athletes with numerous
positive, valuable, and life changing opportunities. Competitive soccer is a popular sport that requires
extensive physical training and a great awareness of the game; these characteristics allow the sport to
instill a desire to win, enhance physical abilities and skills, build psychological fortitude, and provide
social benefits for young athletes all around the world. In competitive soccer, athletes generally have a
greater desire to win and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
People believe that the amount of physical activity is too demanding because the sport requires the
capability of playing multiple games a day. Also, competitive soccer requires a great knowledge of the
sport, because there are not certain plays and codes that the players go by. Once they step on to the
field, it is up to the player to use his or her own skills and knowledge to determine what to do next or
even switching positions. Additionally, there is an increased chance of injury. Competitive is the
leading sport for ACL and is a close second behind football for concussions. However, while many of
these points provide valid reasoning, there are far more advantages to competitive soccer than there
are
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Hsc General Math Textbook with Answers
G K Powers CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Cambridge, New York, Melbourne, Madrid,
Cape Town, Singapore, São Paulo, Delhi, Dubai, Tokyo, Mexico City Cambridge University Press 477
Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne, VIC 3207, Australia www.cambridge.edu.au Information on this
title: www.cambridge.org/9780521138345 The Powers Family Trust 2010 This publication is in
copyright. Subject to statutory exception and to the provisions of relevant collective licensing
agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of Cambridge
University Press. First published 2010 Edited by Marcia Bascombe Designed by Sylvia Witte Typeset
by Aptara Corp. Printed in China by Printplus Limited. National Library of Australia ... Show more
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a charts 141 Comparison of summary statistics 145 Chapter summary 149 Multiple choice questions
150 Short answer questions 151 Applications of trigonometry 153 Chapter 5 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7
5.8 Right angled trigonometry 153 Bearings 158 Trigonometry with obtuse angles The sine rule 166
Area of a triangle 172 The cosine rule 175 Miscellaneous problems 180 Surveying 185 Chapter
summary 191 Multiple choice questions 192 Short answer questions 193 Multi stage events 195 163
Chapter 6 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 Tree diagrams 195 Fundamental counting principle 200 Ordered
selections 205 Unordered selections 209 Probability trees: Product rule 213 Probability trees: Addition
rule 218 Chapter summary 223 Multiple choice questions 224 Short answer questions 225 Annuities
and loan repayments 227 Chapter 7 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 Future value of an annuity 227 Present value of an
annuity 233 Using tables for annuity problems 239 Loan repayments 244 Chapter summary 249
Multiple choice questions 250 Short answer questions 251 Contents v Chapter 8 8.1 8.2 8.3 Normal
distribution 253 z z scores 253 Using z scores to compare data z 258 Properties of a normal
distribution 262 Chapter summary 267 Multiple choice questions 268 Short answer questions 269
Modelling linear and non linear relationships Linear functions 271 Intersecting graphs 275 Quadratic
functions 279 Cubic, exponential and hyperbolic functions Direct variation 290 Inverse variation 295
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G K Powers CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Cambridge, New York, Melbourne, Madrid,
Cape Town, Singapore, São Paulo, Delhi, Dubai, Tokyo, Mexico City Cambridge University Press 477
Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne, VIC 3207, Australia www.cambridge.edu.au Information on this
title: www.cambridge.org/9780521138345 The Powers Family Trust 2010 This publication is in
copyright. Subject to statutory exception and to the provisions of relevant collective licensing
agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of Cambridge
University Press. First published 2010 Edited by Marcia Bascombe Designed by Sylvia Witte Typeset
by Aptara Corp. Printed in China by Printplus Limited. National Library of Australia ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
a charts 141 Comparison of summary statistics 145 Chapter summary 149 Multiple choice questions
150 Short answer questions 151 Applications of trigonometry 153 Chapter 5 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7
5.8 Right angled trigonometry 153 Bearings 158 Trigonometry with obtuse angles The sine rule 166
Area of a triangle 172 The cosine rule 175 Miscellaneous problems 180 Surveying 185 Chapter
summary 191 Multiple choice questions 192 Short answer questions 193 Multi stage events 195 163
Chapter 6 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 Tree diagrams 195 Fundamental counting principle 200 Ordered
selections 205 Unordered selections 209 Probability trees: Product rule 213 Probability trees: Addition
rule 218 Chapter summary 223 Multiple choice questions 224 Short answer questions 225 Annuities
and loan repayments 227 Chapter 7 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 Future value of an annuity 227 Present value of an
annuity 233 Using tables for annuity problems 239 Loan repayments 244 Chapter summary 249
Multiple choice questions 250 Short answer questions 251 Contents v Chapter 8 8.1 8.2 8.3 Normal
distribution 253 z z scores 253 Using z scores to compare data z 258 Properties of a normal
distribution 262 Chapter summary 267 Multiple choice questions 268 Short answer questions 269
Modelling linear and non linear relationships Linear functions 271 Intersecting graphs 275 Quadratic
functions 279 Cubic, exponential and hyperbolic functions Direct variation 290 Inverse variation 295
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Tax Reform Act 1986
America s first income tax was executed as a way to help finance the overwhelming costs of the Civil
War. Even though the income tax in 1862 was commonly a personal income tax, it added a tax on
corporations, including withholding and taxing certain corporate interest and dividends but pursued to
avoid double taxation. An 1885 pamphlet wrote [double corporate taxation] violate[s] the principles at
the foundation of all systems of taxation (Bloomfield 2011 p. 179). This attempt to raise money was
not successful and public debt continued to rise. In response, the 1864 tax act reduced income ceilings
and specifically included partnerships and corporations as taxable individuals. Afterwards, the
Revenue Act of 1913 formally distinguished personal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The United States has the highest corporate tax rate of the 34 developed, free market nations that
make up the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The marginal
corporate tax rate in the United States is 35% at the federal level... according to the 2013 OECD Tax
Database. The global average is much lower, at 25% (Fontinelle, 2014). Even though there are ways
for businesses to decrease or even avoid these payments, this high figure deters foreign investors from
considering the United States for business and sends them looking in more favorable countries like
Canada or Ireland. Adding to pushing away potential foreign investors, U.S. firms flee to those tax
favorable places to avoid it. When these companies move their headquarters or create foreign
subsidiaries, jobs and profits move overseas (Fontinelle,
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America s first income tax was executed as a way to help finance the overwhelming costs of the Civil
War. Even though the income tax in 1862 was commonly a personal income tax, it added a tax on
corporations, including withholding and taxing certain corporate interest and dividends but pursued to
avoid double taxation. An 1885 pamphlet wrote [double corporate taxation] violate[s] the principles at
the foundation of all systems of taxation (Bloomfield 2011 p. 179). This attempt to raise money was
not successful and public debt continued to rise. In response, the 1864 tax act reduced income ceilings
and specifically included partnerships and corporations as taxable individuals. Afterwards, the
Revenue Act of 1913 formally distinguished personal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The United States has the highest corporate tax rate of the 34 developed, free market nations that
make up the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The marginal
corporate tax rate in the United States is 35% at the federal level... according to the 2013 OECD Tax
Database. The global average is much lower, at 25% (Fontinelle, 2014). Even though there are ways
for businesses to decrease or even avoid these payments, this high figure deters foreign investors from
considering the United States for business and sends them looking in more favorable countries like
Canada or Ireland. Adding to pushing away potential foreign investors, U.S. firms flee to those tax
favorable places to avoid it. When these companies move their headquarters or create foreign
subsidiaries, jobs and profits move overseas (Fontinelle,
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Rmk Influence On German Culture
With this concept in mind, the Kampfbund für deutsche Kultur, or the Militant League for German
Culture, was created in 1929. Originally headed by Alfred Rosenburg, the Nazis took over the
institution when Hitler rose to power and it became known as the Reichskulturkammer in 1933. The
RKK was created to combat cultural influence that did not further Germanness . A division of the
RKK became known as the Reichsmusikammer, or the RMK, that was used to censor music all
throughout Germany. The only problem with the RMK was that it was entirely run by men with
almost no musical background. It can be agreed that all Germans were very fond of music and its
impact on the soul, but not all took the time to learn how to create and play music. The first of many
cultural restrictions targeted music specifically and crippled the creation of music in German society.
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Hundreds of musicians and composers were dismissed from their posts because of Section 3,
Paragraph 1 of the law: Civil servants who are not of Aryan descent are to be retired; if they are
honorary officials, they are to be dismissed from their official status. As stated previously, Bruno
Walter fell victim to this cruel law and this was only the beginning for the Jewish musical society.
Following in 1935, The Nuremberg Race Laws created a civil death for the Jews by professing their
unnecessary lot in society and solved the question of
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With this concept in mind, the Kampfbund für deutsche Kultur, or the Militant League for German
Culture, was created in 1929. Originally headed by Alfred Rosenburg, the Nazis took over the
institution when Hitler rose to power and it became known as the Reichskulturkammer in 1933. The
RKK was created to combat cultural influence that did not further Germanness . A division of the
RKK became known as the Reichsmusikammer, or the RMK, that was used to censor music all
throughout Germany. The only problem with the RMK was that it was entirely run by men with
almost no musical background. It can be agreed that all Germans were very fond of music and its
impact on the soul, but not all took the time to learn how to create and play music. The first of many
cultural restrictions targeted music specifically and crippled the creation of music in German society.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hundreds of musicians and composers were dismissed from their posts because of Section 3,
Paragraph 1 of the law: Civil servants who are not of Aryan descent are to be retired; if they are
honorary officials, they are to be dismissed from their official status. As stated previously, Bruno
Walter fell victim to this cruel law and this was only the beginning for the Jewish musical society.
Following in 1935, The Nuremberg Race Laws created a civil death for the Jews by professing their
unnecessary lot in society and solved the question of
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Early Gothic Sculptures
Sculpture: 1 Gothic figure: was firmly attached to structural engineering, since it was utilized
fundamentally to embellish the outsides of basilicas and different religious structures. The most
punctual Gothic models were stone figures of holy people and the Holy Family used to enhance the
entryways, or gateways, of houses of God in France and somewhere else. The models on the Royal
Portal of Chartres Cathedral (c. 1145 55) were minimal transformed from their Romanesque
forerunners in their hardened, straight, straightforward, stretched, and hieratic structures. However,
amid the later twelfth and the mid thirteenth hundreds of years models turned out to be more casual
and naturalistic in treatment, a pattern that finished in the sculptural ... Show more content on
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Early Gothic artisans likewise started to watch such common structures as plants all the more nearly,
as is obvious in the sensibly carven bunches of leaves that enhance the capitals of segment 2
Monumental sculptures: accepted an inexorably conspicuous part amid the High and late Gothic
periods and were set in huge numbers on the exteriors of basilicas, frequently in their own specialties.
In the fourteenth century, Gothic figure turned out to be more refined and exquisite and gained a
mannered daintiness in its involved and finicky drapery. The exquisite and to some degree
manufactured attractiveness of this style was generally scattered all through Europe in model,
painting, and original copy enlightenment amid the fourteenth century and got to be known as the
International Gothic style. An inverse pattern as of now was that of a strengthened authenticity, as
showed in French tomb figures and in the energetic and emotional works of the first late Gothic artist,
Claus, model developed into the all the more in fact progressed and classicist Renaissance style in
Italy amid the fourteenth and mid fifteenth hundreds of years yet endured until to some degree later in
northern
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Sculpture: 1 Gothic figure: was firmly attached to structural engineering, since it was utilized
fundamentally to embellish the outsides of basilicas and different religious structures. The most
punctual Gothic models were stone figures of holy people and the Holy Family used to enhance the
entryways, or gateways, of houses of God in France and somewhere else. The models on the Royal
Portal of Chartres Cathedral (c. 1145 55) were minimal transformed from their Romanesque
forerunners in their hardened, straight, straightforward, stretched, and hieratic structures. However,
amid the later twelfth and the mid thirteenth hundreds of years models turned out to be more casual
and naturalistic in treatment, a pattern that finished in the sculptural ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Early Gothic artisans likewise started to watch such common structures as plants all the more nearly,
as is obvious in the sensibly carven bunches of leaves that enhance the capitals of segment 2
Monumental sculptures: accepted an inexorably conspicuous part amid the High and late Gothic
periods and were set in huge numbers on the exteriors of basilicas, frequently in their own specialties.
In the fourteenth century, Gothic figure turned out to be more refined and exquisite and gained a
mannered daintiness in its involved and finicky drapery. The exquisite and to some degree
manufactured attractiveness of this style was generally scattered all through Europe in model,
painting, and original copy enlightenment amid the fourteenth century and got to be known as the
International Gothic style. An inverse pattern as of now was that of a strengthened authenticity, as
showed in French tomb figures and in the energetic and emotional works of the first late Gothic artist,
Claus, model developed into the all the more in fact progressed and classicist Renaissance style in
Italy amid the fourteenth and mid fifteenth hundreds of years yet endured until to some degree later in
northern
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Becoming A Summer Camp Counselor Essay
Becoming a summer camp counselor was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I was a camper
for 10 years and the transition to counselor felt like a natural step forward. Even though I loved my
job and the campers I spent my time with, it was far from easy. I was responsible for 10 to 30 children,
24 hours a day, and planned many of the activities the campers participated in. I was placed in this
leadership position, but without the other 40 staff members, I would not have had a successful
summer. Our team communicated well, relied on each other for support, and talked through any issues
that arose.
There were many tough situations at camp and many days where I was mentally and physically
exhausted. Being able to rely on the team and being
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Becoming a summer camp counselor was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I was a camper
for 10 years and the transition to counselor felt like a natural step forward. Even though I loved my
job and the campers I spent my time with, it was far from easy. I was responsible for 10 to 30 children,
24 hours a day, and planned many of the activities the campers participated in. I was placed in this
leadership position, but without the other 40 staff members, I would not have had a successful
summer. Our team communicated well, relied on each other for support, and talked through any issues
that arose.
There were many tough situations at camp and many days where I was mentally and physically
exhausted. Being able to rely on the team and being
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Medical Ethical Controversy On Abortion
Medical Ethical Controversy
A recent medical ethical controversy that resurfaces every few years is the debate of abortion. The Roe
v. Wade US Supreme Court decision in 1973 made a significant change to abortion laws, giving
women the choice to terminate pregnancy without requiring eminent health risks to the mother. (n.d.,
2015) The ethical debate of abortion continues even with the practice being legal.
The 2016 GOP elections are placing the debate of abortion back in the limelight. (Milligan, 2015)
Some groups of individuals have strong beliefs about abortion being ethically wrong and should not
be allowed as an option. As with any ethical dilemma there are strong believers on each side of the
situation. Pro life versus Pro choice is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The new regulations are aimed at the donation of the tissues from aborted fetuses. The release of
Planned Parenthood videos discussing this practice has brought much exposure to this practice. The
sale of tissue from an aborted fetus is illegal, unless the patient consents to donating the tissue.
(Ura/Walters, 2015)
Medical professionals that choose to work within the abortion industry are met with much controversy
and at times danger to their well being. The 1991 murder of Dr. David Gunn started several years of
murders, assaults and bombings against abortion clinics and employees. The irony of these individuals
committing murder to protest a woman s right to obtain an abortion, is blatantly obvious. The fact that
medical professionals have to fear for their safety because they are providing a legal service to
patients is ridiculous.
Whether a person would choose to obtain an abortion for themselves, does not provide them for the
right to make a decision about what another individual would choose to do. Personally I am a Pro
choice supporter and support any woman who deems that an abortion is the right decision based on
her individual circumstances. The ethical dilemma of abortion will not be disappearing anytime soon,
because of the strong emotions of
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Medical Ethical Controversy
A recent medical ethical controversy that resurfaces every few years is the debate of abortion. The Roe
v. Wade US Supreme Court decision in 1973 made a significant change to abortion laws, giving
women the choice to terminate pregnancy without requiring eminent health risks to the mother. (n.d.,
2015) The ethical debate of abortion continues even with the practice being legal.
The 2016 GOP elections are placing the debate of abortion back in the limelight. (Milligan, 2015)
Some groups of individuals have strong beliefs about abortion being ethically wrong and should not
be allowed as an option. As with any ethical dilemma there are strong believers on each side of the
situation. Pro life versus Pro choice is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The new regulations are aimed at the donation of the tissues from aborted fetuses. The release of
Planned Parenthood videos discussing this practice has brought much exposure to this practice. The
sale of tissue from an aborted fetus is illegal, unless the patient consents to donating the tissue.
(Ura/Walters, 2015)
Medical professionals that choose to work within the abortion industry are met with much controversy
and at times danger to their well being. The 1991 murder of Dr. David Gunn started several years of
murders, assaults and bombings against abortion clinics and employees. The irony of these individuals
committing murder to protest a woman s right to obtain an abortion, is blatantly obvious. The fact that
medical professionals have to fear for their safety because they are providing a legal service to
patients is ridiculous.
Whether a person would choose to obtain an abortion for themselves, does not provide them for the
right to make a decision about what another individual would choose to do. Personally I am a Pro
choice supporter and support any woman who deems that an abortion is the right decision based on
her individual circumstances. The ethical dilemma of abortion will not be disappearing anytime soon,
because of the strong emotions of
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Brown V. Board Of Education Case
Lisa Nguyen
HAS 5050
Brown v. Board of Education Case
10/3/17
1. Describe the parties and facts.
The parties were minors of Negro race who have been denied admission to schools attended by white
children due to laws requiring or allowing segregation by race. This goes against the Fourteenth
Amendment in 1868 which addresses citizenship rights and equal protection. Lawsuits were filed in
Kansas, South Carolina, Virginia, Delaware, and District of Columbia. In all the cases, but the
Delaware case, the Plessy V. Fergson, 163 U.S. 537 doctrine provided equal treatment, but in
segregated facilities. In the Delaware case, the Supreme Court of Delaware allowed the plaintiffs to
attend white schools because of their superiority to the Negro schools. The plaintiffs were still
unsatisfied with this doctrine, as they felt segregated public schools is not considered equal and they
were not granted the equal protection law.
2. Explain the outcome.
Brown v. Board of Education was a unanimous decision. It was determined that education is the very
foundation of good citizenship , and to separate the colored from the whites will cause inferiority and
affect them in a way that can never be undone. On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court struck
down racially segregated schools as unconstitutional in its landmark Brown v. Board of Education
ruling.
3. Identify ethical issues in the case.
When a state has provided opportunities for public school education, it should be a right to be
available
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Lisa Nguyen
HAS 5050
Brown v. Board of Education Case
10/3/17
1. Describe the parties and facts.
The parties were minors of Negro race who have been denied admission to schools attended by white
children due to laws requiring or allowing segregation by race. This goes against the Fourteenth
Amendment in 1868 which addresses citizenship rights and equal protection. Lawsuits were filed in
Kansas, South Carolina, Virginia, Delaware, and District of Columbia. In all the cases, but the
Delaware case, the Plessy V. Fergson, 163 U.S. 537 doctrine provided equal treatment, but in
segregated facilities. In the Delaware case, the Supreme Court of Delaware allowed the plaintiffs to
attend white schools because of their superiority to the Negro schools. The plaintiffs were still
unsatisfied with this doctrine, as they felt segregated public schools is not considered equal and they
were not granted the equal protection law.
2. Explain the outcome.
Brown v. Board of Education was a unanimous decision. It was determined that education is the very
foundation of good citizenship , and to separate the colored from the whites will cause inferiority and
affect them in a way that can never be undone. On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court struck
down racially segregated schools as unconstitutional in its landmark Brown v. Board of Education
ruling.
3. Identify ethical issues in the case.
When a state has provided opportunities for public school education, it should be a right to be
available
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New Coke Failure
The Failure of New Coke Wright State University MKT 3500 01 Marketing Research By Nicole Fore
Taylor Gilliam Ashley Hatton John Petry Abstract During the 1980 s Coca Cola was faced with a
potentially company killing problem. They were losing market share quickly to their competitors.
Pepsi was stealing a portion of the younger generation with their advertising campaign, and they
proved that consumers liked Pepsi better with the Pepsi Challenge. To combat their falling market
share Coke decided to introduce a new formula. This formula was based on the fact that people
preferred the sweeter taste of Pepsi. Once the new formula was finished, Coke conducted close to
200,000 taste tests to find out what consumers thought. New ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Another reason Coke was worried was that when given the choice in supermarkets consumers were
choosing Pepsi. These factors were all considered in the decision to dramatically change Coke s
formula, which had been around for 99 years. The Research After Pepsi began conducting taste tests,
which were showing more and more people were beginning to like Pepsi, Coke decided that it was
time for them to also conduct some market research and see if there was anything they could change
in their formula. The marketing vice president along with the president of Coke decided to send a team
of marketers out on Project Kansas and conduct a nation wide taste test. With the help of two Atlanta
based market research firms, MARC and Kenneth Hollander Associates, Coke tested their new
product in over 30 cities (Fierman, 1985). The results were overwhelmingly in favor of new Coke,
55% chose the new Coke over the old and 52% chose it over Pepsi. Overall, Coke spent two years and
around $4 million dollars researching the new Coke formula. They used a variety of methods for
research, such as: interviewing of around two hundred thousand people; blind taste tests; focus groups;
and surveys. With the numerous methods used to test the new Coke formula, Coke was sure they had a
winner with the new formula. During the blind taste tests consumers preferred the new, sweeter Coke.
In the taste tests, 88% of people said they
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The Failure of New Coke Wright State University MKT 3500 01 Marketing Research By Nicole Fore
Taylor Gilliam Ashley Hatton John Petry Abstract During the 1980 s Coca Cola was faced with a
potentially company killing problem. They were losing market share quickly to their competitors.
Pepsi was stealing a portion of the younger generation with their advertising campaign, and they
proved that consumers liked Pepsi better with the Pepsi Challenge. To combat their falling market
share Coke decided to introduce a new formula. This formula was based on the fact that people
preferred the sweeter taste of Pepsi. Once the new formula was finished, Coke conducted close to
200,000 taste tests to find out what consumers thought. New ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Another reason Coke was worried was that when given the choice in supermarkets consumers were
choosing Pepsi. These factors were all considered in the decision to dramatically change Coke s
formula, which had been around for 99 years. The Research After Pepsi began conducting taste tests,
which were showing more and more people were beginning to like Pepsi, Coke decided that it was
time for them to also conduct some market research and see if there was anything they could change
in their formula. The marketing vice president along with the president of Coke decided to send a team
of marketers out on Project Kansas and conduct a nation wide taste test. With the help of two Atlanta
based market research firms, MARC and Kenneth Hollander Associates, Coke tested their new
product in over 30 cities (Fierman, 1985). The results were overwhelmingly in favor of new Coke,
55% chose the new Coke over the old and 52% chose it over Pepsi. Overall, Coke spent two years and
around $4 million dollars researching the new Coke formula. They used a variety of methods for
research, such as: interviewing of around two hundred thousand people; blind taste tests; focus groups;
and surveys. With the numerous methods used to test the new Coke formula, Coke was sure they had a
winner with the new formula. During the blind taste tests consumers preferred the new, sweeter Coke.
In the taste tests, 88% of people said they
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Lord Fogarty Essay
The first poem I will be discussing is Fellow Being by Lionel Fogarty. Sound techniques such as
consonance are used in this poem to invite the reader to understand how Australia can function as an
unwelcoming home to the Indigenous Australians. Fogarty writes in the poem that The kissing of
winds to trees are the love between aborigines . Through the repetition of the soft drawn out s sound in
the words kissing and trees , the quality of the sound portrays a sense of love and safety. Furthermore,
the word kissing , with its connotations of affection and love, and trees with its inferences of freedom
and life emphasises the connection indigenous Australians had with the old Australia. The reminiscent
style of the poem reveals the inhospitable nature of modern Australia towards Aborigines.
Fogarty also uses image techniques such as metaphors to describe the interdependent nature of the
relationship the indigenous Australians had with the land. By emphasizing this important relationship,
Fogarty reveals the fractured bond that the white Australians forced upon the Aborigines. The phrase
aboriginal is the bread equates the indigenous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The use of consonance in this poem encourages the reader to view modern Australia as an inhospitable
home for indigenous Australians. Noonuccal describes the Aborigines as, A Semi naked band, subdued
and silent . The alliteration of the soft, drawn out s sound in the words subdued and silent conveys to
the reader an atmosphere of silence and forlorn resignation. In particular, the word subdued , with its
connotations of unresponsiveness and being withdrawn, further emphasises the conflict between the
white and indigenous Australians. This conflict ultimately separated the Aborigines from their land,
resulting in Australia becoming a hostile home for the original
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The first poem I will be discussing is Fellow Being by Lionel Fogarty. Sound techniques such as
consonance are used in this poem to invite the reader to understand how Australia can function as an
unwelcoming home to the Indigenous Australians. Fogarty writes in the poem that The kissing of
winds to trees are the love between aborigines . Through the repetition of the soft drawn out s sound in
the words kissing and trees , the quality of the sound portrays a sense of love and safety. Furthermore,
the word kissing , with its connotations of affection and love, and trees with its inferences of freedom
and life emphasises the connection indigenous Australians had with the old Australia. The reminiscent
style of the poem reveals the inhospitable nature of modern Australia towards Aborigines.
Fogarty also uses image techniques such as metaphors to describe the interdependent nature of the
relationship the indigenous Australians had with the land. By emphasizing this important relationship,
Fogarty reveals the fractured bond that the white Australians forced upon the Aborigines. The phrase
aboriginal is the bread equates the indigenous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The use of consonance in this poem encourages the reader to view modern Australia as an inhospitable
home for indigenous Australians. Noonuccal describes the Aborigines as, A Semi naked band, subdued
and silent . The alliteration of the soft, drawn out s sound in the words subdued and silent conveys to
the reader an atmosphere of silence and forlorn resignation. In particular, the word subdued , with its
connotations of unresponsiveness and being withdrawn, further emphasises the conflict between the
white and indigenous Australians. This conflict ultimately separated the Aborigines from their land,
resulting in Australia becoming a hostile home for the original
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Modern-Day Adaptations of Shakespearian Plays
Adaptation is the process or state of changing to fit new circumstances or conditions, or the resulting
change (Encarta #174; World English Dictionary #169; 1999 Microsoft Corporation. All rights
reserved. Developed for Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.). When something adapts, or is
adapted, it retains the basic content of its former self while taking on new qualities. When a story is
adapted, either to a different medium than the one originally used or to a different time or place, the
adaptation shows a new interpretation of the story and gives insights into the mindset of the individual
that adapted it and the society that created that mind. Some of the most repeatedly adapted stories are
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One of the stolen objects is a victrola, along with a few records. The fairies float the records in the
water and put garlands around the flower horn of the victrola. A similar instance is when Puck comes
in contact with the bicycle. At first, he thinks this is some sort of animal that might attack him. Later,
the bicycle takes the place of the creature that he rode in the beginning of the film, and he rides it
around the world. The nobles represent an aristocracy that no longer exists today as it once did. In the
film, they are the people of the present. They are the ones that know how to use the modern
technology. All the young nobles are riding their bicycles around the film. At this time, they have it
made. But the future rests with the working class. Technology is available to everyone, even the
foolish lower class. It is the undoing of the nobles who no longer have something that everyone else
lacks. The replacement of the nobles for the fairies and the lower class for the nobles merely serves to
console us for the loss of what we no longer have. At the time of the film, the fairies are dying out.
They are now only seen at night in the woods. Soon they will be seen no more. With the loss of the
fairies comes the loss of magic. There is no more magic in the world. The film takes place in the late
1800s to be a bridge between the time of Shakespeare, the fairies, and the world of today, the
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Adaptation is the process or state of changing to fit new circumstances or conditions, or the resulting
change (Encarta #174; World English Dictionary #169; 1999 Microsoft Corporation. All rights
reserved. Developed for Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.). When something adapts, or is
adapted, it retains the basic content of its former self while taking on new qualities. When a story is
adapted, either to a different medium than the one originally used or to a different time or place, the
adaptation shows a new interpretation of the story and gives insights into the mindset of the individual
that adapted it and the society that created that mind. Some of the most repeatedly adapted stories are
those of Shakespeare s plays. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the stolen objects is a victrola, along with a few records. The fairies float the records in the
water and put garlands around the flower horn of the victrola. A similar instance is when Puck comes
in contact with the bicycle. At first, he thinks this is some sort of animal that might attack him. Later,
the bicycle takes the place of the creature that he rode in the beginning of the film, and he rides it
around the world. The nobles represent an aristocracy that no longer exists today as it once did. In the
film, they are the people of the present. They are the ones that know how to use the modern
technology. All the young nobles are riding their bicycles around the film. At this time, they have it
made. But the future rests with the working class. Technology is available to everyone, even the
foolish lower class. It is the undoing of the nobles who no longer have something that everyone else
lacks. The replacement of the nobles for the fairies and the lower class for the nobles merely serves to
console us for the loss of what we no longer have. At the time of the film, the fairies are dying out.
They are now only seen at night in the woods. Soon they will be seen no more. With the loss of the
fairies comes the loss of magic. There is no more magic in the world. The film takes place in the late
1800s to be a bridge between the time of Shakespeare, the fairies, and the world of today, the
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Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure Observation...
1. Introduction
At the combined parks of Universal Studios (US) and Islands of Adventure (IoA) patrons have been
complaining that it takes too long to both purchase park tickets and then get through the entrance
lines. According to managers of the park patrons have been giving conflicting data as to which is
actually having a problem. Some say that US is slower than IoA where others disagree and claim IoA
is indeed the slower of the parks. To get to the truth behind the issue we conducted an observational
usability study where we spent a minimum of 30 minutes at each park s ticket purchase and entrance
lines measuring the time interactions relative to time.
When evaluating the ticket lines we timed interactions at the purchase ... Show more content on
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2. Subjective Analysis
The first study was conducted at the ticket booths of both parks, to find the average time spent
purchasing tickets between groups of people. As shown in Figure 1, for the Universal Studios ticket
purchasing booths, 26 groups were observed and of these groups, 30 were male, 25 were female, and
15 were children. Purchasers are classified as which gender initiated communicating between group
and ticket seller. The findings show that of the 26 groups, 15 had males purchasing the tickets with an
average time of 184.46 seconds, or 3:04.46 minutes. 11 groups had female purchasing tickets with an
average time of 135.07 seconds, or 2:15.07 minutes. The average time for all groups to purchase
tickets at Universal Studios, disregarding gender, was 163.56 seconds, or 2:43.56 minutes. As shown
in Figure 2, for Islands of Adventure ticket purchasing booths, 43 groups were observed and of these
groups, 47 were male, 34 were female, and 44 were children. The findings show that of the 43 groups,
28 had males purchasing the tickets with an average time of 80.42 seconds. 15 groups had females
purchasing the tickets with an average time of 95.17 seconds. The average time for all groups to
purchase tickets at Islands of Adventure, disregarding gender, was 85.56 seconds.
Our findings show that the reason for only 26 groups beings observed being less than the 43 groups
observed is because the 26 groups at
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1. Introduction
At the combined parks of Universal Studios (US) and Islands of Adventure (IoA) patrons have been
complaining that it takes too long to both purchase park tickets and then get through the entrance
lines. According to managers of the park patrons have been giving conflicting data as to which is
actually having a problem. Some say that US is slower than IoA where others disagree and claim IoA
is indeed the slower of the parks. To get to the truth behind the issue we conducted an observational
usability study where we spent a minimum of 30 minutes at each park s ticket purchase and entrance
lines measuring the time interactions relative to time.
When evaluating the ticket lines we timed interactions at the purchase ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
2. Subjective Analysis
The first study was conducted at the ticket booths of both parks, to find the average time spent
purchasing tickets between groups of people. As shown in Figure 1, for the Universal Studios ticket
purchasing booths, 26 groups were observed and of these groups, 30 were male, 25 were female, and
15 were children. Purchasers are classified as which gender initiated communicating between group
and ticket seller. The findings show that of the 26 groups, 15 had males purchasing the tickets with an
average time of 184.46 seconds, or 3:04.46 minutes. 11 groups had female purchasing tickets with an
average time of 135.07 seconds, or 2:15.07 minutes. The average time for all groups to purchase
tickets at Universal Studios, disregarding gender, was 163.56 seconds, or 2:43.56 minutes. As shown
in Figure 2, for Islands of Adventure ticket purchasing booths, 43 groups were observed and of these
groups, 47 were male, 34 were female, and 44 were children. The findings show that of the 43 groups,
28 had males purchasing the tickets with an average time of 80.42 seconds. 15 groups had females
purchasing the tickets with an average time of 95.17 seconds. The average time for all groups to
purchase tickets at Islands of Adventure, disregarding gender, was 85.56 seconds.
Our findings show that the reason for only 26 groups beings observed being less than the 43 groups
observed is because the 26 groups at
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Individuals With Disabilities Education Act Analysis
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) originated from an act that was first enacted
in 1975 which was later expanded to IDEA in 1990 and was amended a few times into its current form
in 2011. This legislation was designed to ensure that all children with disabilities receive an
appropriate education through special education and related services(Vaughn, 2018, p. 7). The major
provisions that should be known and followed by districts, schools, and teachers to ensure that all
students are incorporated into an appropriate setting in the school system are:
Zero Reject
Nondiscriminatory Identification and Evaluation
Fee Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)
Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)
Procedural Safeguards
Parent and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The inclusion classroom has many advantages and disadvantages for the SPED and general education
students, with many factors influencing the effectiveness of inclusion(Vaughn, 2018, p. 37) and based
on my experiences the most important factor is the placement of each student to where they can be
successful without slowing down or disrupting the learning of all students. Consequently, inclusive
settings can be effective for some, although not all, students with disabilities(Vaughn, 2018, p. 37).
Observed advantages for SPED students include exposure to on level content, higher order social
interaction, observing appropriate(hopefully) classroom behavior; and if successful with content,
greater confidence and feeling of self worth. General education students build acceptance and
tolerance for others, have opportunities for peer tutoring, and have access to additional personnel for
more intensive instruction. In contrast, classrooms with placement issues lead to many disadvantages
which slows down the classroom for on level students but is still too fast for SPED students,
consequently becoming a disservice to both groups. Behavioral problems arise due to high level
student boredom and/or struggling students giving up resulting in distractions to other students and
taking away instructional time while the teacher manages the disruptors. Due to lack of success,
struggling students also experience confidence issues and a deterioration of their mental
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The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) originated from an act that was first enacted
in 1975 which was later expanded to IDEA in 1990 and was amended a few times into its current form
in 2011. This legislation was designed to ensure that all children with disabilities receive an
appropriate education through special education and related services(Vaughn, 2018, p. 7). The major
provisions that should be known and followed by districts, schools, and teachers to ensure that all
students are incorporated into an appropriate setting in the school system are:
Zero Reject
Nondiscriminatory Identification and Evaluation
Fee Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)
Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)
Procedural Safeguards
Parent and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The inclusion classroom has many advantages and disadvantages for the SPED and general education
students, with many factors influencing the effectiveness of inclusion(Vaughn, 2018, p. 37) and based
on my experiences the most important factor is the placement of each student to where they can be
successful without slowing down or disrupting the learning of all students. Consequently, inclusive
settings can be effective for some, although not all, students with disabilities(Vaughn, 2018, p. 37).
Observed advantages for SPED students include exposure to on level content, higher order social
interaction, observing appropriate(hopefully) classroom behavior; and if successful with content,
greater confidence and feeling of self worth. General education students build acceptance and
tolerance for others, have opportunities for peer tutoring, and have access to additional personnel for
more intensive instruction. In contrast, classrooms with placement issues lead to many disadvantages
which slows down the classroom for on level students but is still too fast for SPED students,
consequently becoming a disservice to both groups. Behavioral problems arise due to high level
student boredom and/or struggling students giving up resulting in distractions to other students and
taking away instructional time while the teacher manages the disruptors. Due to lack of success,
struggling students also experience confidence issues and a deterioration of their mental
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The United States Foundation And New England
The United States foundation started off with the thirteen colonies. The thirteen colonies consists of
Maryland, New Hampshire, Virginia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Delaware, North
Carolina, South Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. All of them were
separated into three categories. These categories are known as Southern, New England, and Middle
colonies.
The New England colonies consists of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New
Hampshire. In New England the types of settlers were basically English, Puritan, and farmers. Also
the Geography/climate is known as rocky, forests, hilly, poor soil, long winters, and limited farming.
In New England major towns they built around a commons, Boston, Providence, and newports. The
major economic activities that new england did small farms, merchants, craftsmen, boatbuilding,
whaling, lumbering, and fishing or gathering fish. The religious groups back in the time in that area
was the Puritans and they were very strict, gloomy, and superstitious. The educational opportunities
that the colonies were given in this place were pretty clear and straight to the point. There was
schooling for both boys and girls which means sex differentiality didn t really mean anything well it s
kind of like it is today. Only that in those times the only allowed marriage was a man and a female
nothing more. It was important that everyone could read the bible to understand and learn the ways of
their
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The United States foundation started off with the thirteen colonies. The thirteen colonies consists of
Maryland, New Hampshire, Virginia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Delaware, North
Carolina, South Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. All of them were
separated into three categories. These categories are known as Southern, New England, and Middle
colonies.
The New England colonies consists of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New
Hampshire. In New England the types of settlers were basically English, Puritan, and farmers. Also
the Geography/climate is known as rocky, forests, hilly, poor soil, long winters, and limited farming.
In New England major towns they built around a commons, Boston, Providence, and newports. The
major economic activities that new england did small farms, merchants, craftsmen, boatbuilding,
whaling, lumbering, and fishing or gathering fish. The religious groups back in the time in that area
was the Puritans and they were very strict, gloomy, and superstitious. The educational opportunities
that the colonies were given in this place were pretty clear and straight to the point. There was
schooling for both boys and girls which means sex differentiality didn t really mean anything well it s
kind of like it is today. Only that in those times the only allowed marriage was a man and a female
nothing more. It was important that everyone could read the bible to understand and learn the ways of
their
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Citrus Fruits Baby
Dominating the agriculture industry that thrives in the United States, citrus fruit, in particular oranges,
are the staple crop of Florida. The importance of citrus fruit production to U.S. agriculture as a whole
is enormous. Within the United States alone, the consumption of oranges per person is greater than
that of any other fruit. In 2011, the average American consumed an astonishing 76.3 pounds of citrus
fruit per year (Boriss, 2013, pg. 1). With such a great deal of the average American diet being so
heavily reliant on the citrus fruit industry, any disturbances within the industry will have a tremendous
effect on the food consumer by Americans, let alone those to whom the food is exported to. For the
past several, a disease known as citrus greening, has been ravaging the citrus fruit population
throughout Central Florida crippling the local economy and the citrus fruit industry as a whole.
Simply stated, citrus greening is a disease which causes citrus fruits to be sour, malformed, and unable
to be harvested. The long term effects of citrus greening will eventually cause the entire tree to die
before spreading to the rest of the plants within the citrus grove (Allen, 2011, pg. 1). As a result, the
severity of this disease has caused many to question the sustainability of this perennial staple crop for
the state of Florida, and the long term potential impacts it could have on the state s economy. Because
there is such heavy reliance on the sustainability of
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Dominating the agriculture industry that thrives in the United States, citrus fruit, in particular oranges,
are the staple crop of Florida. The importance of citrus fruit production to U.S. agriculture as a whole
is enormous. Within the United States alone, the consumption of oranges per person is greater than
that of any other fruit. In 2011, the average American consumed an astonishing 76.3 pounds of citrus
fruit per year (Boriss, 2013, pg. 1). With such a great deal of the average American diet being so
heavily reliant on the citrus fruit industry, any disturbances within the industry will have a tremendous
effect on the food consumer by Americans, let alone those to whom the food is exported to. For the
past several, a disease known as citrus greening, has been ravaging the citrus fruit population
throughout Central Florida crippling the local economy and the citrus fruit industry as a whole.
Simply stated, citrus greening is a disease which causes citrus fruits to be sour, malformed, and unable
to be harvested. The long term effects of citrus greening will eventually cause the entire tree to die
before spreading to the rest of the plants within the citrus grove (Allen, 2011, pg. 1). As a result, the
severity of this disease has caused many to question the sustainability of this perennial staple crop for
the state of Florida, and the long term potential impacts it could have on the state s economy. Because
there is such heavy reliance on the sustainability of
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Tis But Thy Name That Is My Enemy
Juliet from the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare says about Romeo, Tis but thy name
that is my enemy. She claims that it is Romeo s name, Montague, that is her enemy, and not Romeo
himself, although Romeo s name influenced who he was. Most of the time, names are given to people
by their family members after they are born. However, there are also people who choose their own
names. Most names have a meaning behind them. That meaning doesn t always represent who we are.
In my case, my name has a story behind it. Everyone s names were chosen for a reason, even if that
reason is insignificant. Before I was born, my mom and my dad knew they wanted me to have an
Armenian name. They were considering many different names, some of which are hard for Americans
to pronounce. For that reason, they narrowed the choices down to a couple names that were more
simple. They wanted it to be easy for others to pronounce and spell. Those choices were Tamar, Maral,
and Lilit. The night that they were driving to the hospital before I was born, they came across a deer
on the road. Since Maral translates to deer in Armenian, they decided to name me that. Although I
wasn t named after anyone in particular, the culture behind my name is important to me and my
parents. Before asking my parents about it, I never knew that they wanted my name to be easy for
others to pronounce. Compared to other names, my name was always difficult for my teachers and
classmates to say correctly. In fact,
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Juliet from the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare says about Romeo, Tis but thy name
that is my enemy. She claims that it is Romeo s name, Montague, that is her enemy, and not Romeo
himself, although Romeo s name influenced who he was. Most of the time, names are given to people
by their family members after they are born. However, there are also people who choose their own
names. Most names have a meaning behind them. That meaning doesn t always represent who we are.
In my case, my name has a story behind it. Everyone s names were chosen for a reason, even if that
reason is insignificant. Before I was born, my mom and my dad knew they wanted me to have an
Armenian name. They were considering many different names, some of which are hard for Americans
to pronounce. For that reason, they narrowed the choices down to a couple names that were more
simple. They wanted it to be easy for others to pronounce and spell. Those choices were Tamar, Maral,
and Lilit. The night that they were driving to the hospital before I was born, they came across a deer
on the road. Since Maral translates to deer in Armenian, they decided to name me that. Although I
wasn t named after anyone in particular, the culture behind my name is important to me and my
parents. Before asking my parents about it, I never knew that they wanted my name to be easy for
others to pronounce. Compared to other names, my name was always difficult for my teachers and
classmates to say correctly. In fact,
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Tesla Motors, The Engineer, Innovator And Physicist Essay
Tesla Motors is an American automaker and vitality stockpiling organization named after renowned
Nikola Tesla, the engineer, innovator and physicist. The company was established in 2003 by Elon
Musk, Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. It is situated in Palo Alto, California. Their primary
auto production from 2008 being Tesla Roadster, the second vehicle, the Model S, an electric
extravagance car, appeared in 2012 and is worked at the Tesla Factory in California. Worldwide deals
for the Model S passed the 100,000 units point of reference in December 2015, three and a half years
after its presentation, and it was the world s smash hit in that year. As of June 2016, the Model S
positioned as the world s record breaking second top rated module after the Nissan Leaf and it was the
US best seller of electric cars in 2015. The auto was then trailed by the Model X, a hybrid SUV. Tesla
s next vehicle, Model 3 is scheduled for release in 2017 with a starting cost at US$ 35,000 which will
be the most affordable model yet. Amid the year 2016, Tesla Motors sold about 164,000 electric autos
overall after the conveyance of its first Tesla Roadster in 2008, making the electric carmaker the
second biggest worldwide module auto producer after the Alliance. Elon Musk, the CEO, said that the
organization, as an autonomous automaker, wants to offer electric autos at costs that are moderate to
all buyers. Tesla s US car market share in November 2016 was 0,3%. Their revenue has grown from
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Tesla Motors is an American automaker and vitality stockpiling organization named after renowned
Nikola Tesla, the engineer, innovator and physicist. The company was established in 2003 by Elon
Musk, Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. It is situated in Palo Alto, California. Their primary
auto production from 2008 being Tesla Roadster, the second vehicle, the Model S, an electric
extravagance car, appeared in 2012 and is worked at the Tesla Factory in California. Worldwide deals
for the Model S passed the 100,000 units point of reference in December 2015, three and a half years
after its presentation, and it was the world s smash hit in that year. As of June 2016, the Model S
positioned as the world s record breaking second top rated module after the Nissan Leaf and it was the
US best seller of electric cars in 2015. The auto was then trailed by the Model X, a hybrid SUV. Tesla
s next vehicle, Model 3 is scheduled for release in 2017 with a starting cost at US$ 35,000 which will
be the most affordable model yet. Amid the year 2016, Tesla Motors sold about 164,000 electric autos
overall after the conveyance of its first Tesla Roadster in 2008, making the electric carmaker the
second biggest worldwide module auto producer after the Alliance. Elon Musk, the CEO, said that the
organization, as an autonomous automaker, wants to offer electric autos at costs that are moderate to
all buyers. Tesla s US car market share in November 2016 was 0,3%. Their revenue has grown from
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Gene Luan Born Chinese Analysis
There are several themes throughout Gene Luan Yang s graphic, picture paneled novel, American
Born Chinese. The thematic focus of this paper will be Yang s portrayal of the challenges faced by
multicultural ethnicities searching for cultural acceptance in a white America. This novel tells of three
different stories which ultimately merge and progress with one another. Initially, it appears as though
there are three main characters: Monkey King, a legend who rules over Flower Mountain, Jin Wang,
an Asian third grader who has moved from San Francisco to a stereotypical middle class white
American suburb, and finally, Danny. Danny is an American white boy Jin has created to hide his
Chinese culture to fit in better with his classmates. Eventually, the stories come together, ... Show
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American Born Chinese is a story which echoes the determination of each character trying their best
to rise above the prejudices and preconceived notions of the cultural majority.
It is important to examine the transparent theme of injustices forced upon minority groups trying to
blend in with their peers of the majority race. The book s leading character, Jin Wang, has been thrust
into a classroom where he is the only Asian boy. Immediately, on his first day of school, stereotyping
commences as the teacher incorrectly introduces Jin as having moved from China. Class I d like to
give a warm Mayflower Elementary welcome to your new friend and classmate Jin Jang [Jin
Wang]...Jin Wang! He and his family recently moved to our neighborhood all the way from China
[San Francisco]...San Francisco! (Yang 30) There lies the first of many blows to Jin s culture as his
teacher assumes he came straight from China simply because of his name and physical attributes.
Students hop on the bandwagon by saying, My momma says Chinese people eat dogs and the teacher
responds by saying, Now be nice Timmy, I m sure Jin doesn t do that! In fact,
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There are several themes throughout Gene Luan Yang s graphic, picture paneled novel, American
Born Chinese. The thematic focus of this paper will be Yang s portrayal of the challenges faced by
multicultural ethnicities searching for cultural acceptance in a white America. This novel tells of three
different stories which ultimately merge and progress with one another. Initially, it appears as though
there are three main characters: Monkey King, a legend who rules over Flower Mountain, Jin Wang,
an Asian third grader who has moved from San Francisco to a stereotypical middle class white
American suburb, and finally, Danny. Danny is an American white boy Jin has created to hide his
Chinese culture to fit in better with his classmates. Eventually, the stories come together, ... Show
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American Born Chinese is a story which echoes the determination of each character trying their best
to rise above the prejudices and preconceived notions of the cultural majority.
It is important to examine the transparent theme of injustices forced upon minority groups trying to
blend in with their peers of the majority race. The book s leading character, Jin Wang, has been thrust
into a classroom where he is the only Asian boy. Immediately, on his first day of school, stereotyping
commences as the teacher incorrectly introduces Jin as having moved from China. Class I d like to
give a warm Mayflower Elementary welcome to your new friend and classmate Jin Jang [Jin
Wang]...Jin Wang! He and his family recently moved to our neighborhood all the way from China
[San Francisco]...San Francisco! (Yang 30) There lies the first of many blows to Jin s culture as his
teacher assumes he came straight from China simply because of his name and physical attributes.
Students hop on the bandwagon by saying, My momma says Chinese people eat dogs and the teacher
responds by saying, Now be nice Timmy, I m sure Jin doesn t do that! In fact,
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Pool Pockets Case Study
Pool Pockets For this problem we have a modified pool table that only has four pockets, one in each
corner. The ball leaves the bottom left corner at a forty five degree angle and rebounds off the wall at a
forty five degree angle until it lands in a pocket (corner). We have to collect data containing the
dimensions of the table we used, the number of rebounds it took for the ball to land in a pocket, and
which pocket it will land in. We will use this data to find patterns and attempt to find a way to predict
the number of rebounds and which pocket the ball will land in. For this problem, I started by drawing
and solving many different pool tables dimensions. I then found a couple of patterns. They were; If
both the dimensions are the
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Pool Pockets For this problem we have a modified pool table that only has four pockets, one in each
corner. The ball leaves the bottom left corner at a forty five degree angle and rebounds off the wall at a
forty five degree angle until it lands in a pocket (corner). We have to collect data containing the
dimensions of the table we used, the number of rebounds it took for the ball to land in a pocket, and
which pocket it will land in. We will use this data to find patterns and attempt to find a way to predict
the number of rebounds and which pocket the ball will land in. For this problem, I started by drawing
and solving many different pool tables dimensions. I then found a couple of patterns. They were; If
both the dimensions are the
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Power Behind Dreamcatchers
Dreamcatchers are supposed to keep the bad dreams away. Little kids are given these when they are
young to keep the night terrors away. Most people don t even know their background or origin. The
lack of this knowledge leave people to believing in something less special than it could be. It is
important for them to realize the knowledge and power behind the dreamcatcher. Dreamcatchers are
made the way they are to let the positive dreams slip through the holes, to glide down the feathers to
the sleeping person below. Negative dreams would get caught in the web, and got away when the first
light from the sun hit the dreamcatcher. This is why you must have the dream catcher above your bed
at night. The hoop of the dreamcatcher is a symbol for strength and unity from Native Americans of
North America. Then other tribes think that the positive dreams get stuck in the web, and the negative
dreams go through the holes in the web. Dreamcatchers are a tradition of Native American ... Show
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Shaped in a circle to show the giizis travel from each day a crossed the sky. These dreamcatchers are
not meant to last very long. The willow will eventually dried out and created tension with the sinew.
The dreamcatcher finally collapses. This tribe believes that this is supposed to happen. Believing in
temporary ness of the youth. Adult dream catchers should be created with woven fibers. This is to
reflect that adults dreams. In Canada and the Northern U.S. its custom for the dreamcatchers to be
made in the tear drop form. There are many legends of the dreamcatcher, each involving the teaching
of a spider. The spider is doing almost the exact same thing in each legend. In one legend the spiders
is Iktomi, the great trickster, teacher of wisdom. Lakota the old spiritual leader was being taught a
lesson about the web that Iktomi was spinning and then gave him the web to bring back to the
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Dreamcatchers are supposed to keep the bad dreams away. Little kids are given these when they are
young to keep the night terrors away. Most people don t even know their background or origin. The
lack of this knowledge leave people to believing in something less special than it could be. It is
important for them to realize the knowledge and power behind the dreamcatcher. Dreamcatchers are
made the way they are to let the positive dreams slip through the holes, to glide down the feathers to
the sleeping person below. Negative dreams would get caught in the web, and got away when the first
light from the sun hit the dreamcatcher. This is why you must have the dream catcher above your bed
at night. The hoop of the dreamcatcher is a symbol for strength and unity from Native Americans of
North America. Then other tribes think that the positive dreams get stuck in the web, and the negative
dreams go through the holes in the web. Dreamcatchers are a tradition of Native American ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shaped in a circle to show the giizis travel from each day a crossed the sky. These dreamcatchers are
not meant to last very long. The willow will eventually dried out and created tension with the sinew.
The dreamcatcher finally collapses. This tribe believes that this is supposed to happen. Believing in
temporary ness of the youth. Adult dream catchers should be created with woven fibers. This is to
reflect that adults dreams. In Canada and the Northern U.S. its custom for the dreamcatchers to be
made in the tear drop form. There are many legends of the dreamcatcher, each involving the teaching
of a spider. The spider is doing almost the exact same thing in each legend. In one legend the spiders
is Iktomi, the great trickster, teacher of wisdom. Lakota the old spiritual leader was being taught a
lesson about the web that Iktomi was spinning and then gave him the web to bring back to the
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Behavioural Change
Theory of Behaviour Change Theories of behavioural change are used during program planning
because they help explain and predict how individuals go through change. Understanding how and
why people change is useful in the selection of program activities and outcomes (Hodges Videto,
2011). Theory Guiding Program Plan The Social Cognitive Theory will be used to guide the program
plan. This theory describes change at the interpersonal level. This means that the beliefs and actions of
friends, family, peers and co workers can influence why one changes (Hodges Videto, 2011). What is
the Social Cognitive Theory? Social cognitive theory believes a behaviour comes from the interaction
of personal factors, behavioural ability and environmental ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were looking to examine the outcome expectancies and self efficacy aspects of the social
cognitive theory. The participants underwent a six week cognitive behavioural therapy with the goal of
participant abstinence by the study s conclusion. The study found that participants with lower
confidence in their ability to refuse cannabis were less likely to be abstinent. However, participants
who thought the outcome of cannabis use would be negative had a greater chance of abstinence
(Gullo). This study addresses cannabis use and multiple aspects of Social Cognitive Theory; however
it is quite different from the program we have planned. This study does describe the participants, and
further, the goal of our program will not be abstinence. Rather, there will be more focus on the social
and environmental aspects of Social Cognitive Theory in our program. Although there are differences
between this study and our program plan it is important to see that other people have used aspects of
Social Cognitive Theory in a program/intervention that dealt with cannabis. This encourages the use
of aspects of the theory that are relevant to guide us in our own program
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Theory of Behaviour Change Theories of behavioural change are used during program planning
because they help explain and predict how individuals go through change. Understanding how and
why people change is useful in the selection of program activities and outcomes (Hodges Videto,
2011). Theory Guiding Program Plan The Social Cognitive Theory will be used to guide the program
plan. This theory describes change at the interpersonal level. This means that the beliefs and actions of
friends, family, peers and co workers can influence why one changes (Hodges Videto, 2011). What is
the Social Cognitive Theory? Social cognitive theory believes a behaviour comes from the interaction
of personal factors, behavioural ability and environmental ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were looking to examine the outcome expectancies and self efficacy aspects of the social
cognitive theory. The participants underwent a six week cognitive behavioural therapy with the goal of
participant abstinence by the study s conclusion. The study found that participants with lower
confidence in their ability to refuse cannabis were less likely to be abstinent. However, participants
who thought the outcome of cannabis use would be negative had a greater chance of abstinence
(Gullo). This study addresses cannabis use and multiple aspects of Social Cognitive Theory; however
it is quite different from the program we have planned. This study does describe the participants, and
further, the goal of our program will not be abstinence. Rather, there will be more focus on the social
and environmental aspects of Social Cognitive Theory in our program. Although there are differences
between this study and our program plan it is important to see that other people have used aspects of
Social Cognitive Theory in a program/intervention that dealt with cannabis. This encourages the use
of aspects of the theory that are relevant to guide us in our own program
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Adolf Hitler s Primary Sources
Adolf Hitler was arguably one of the world s most powerful dictators of all time. Hitler used the Jews
as a scapegoat throughout his rise in power. Using antisemitism to preach hatred and blame on the
Jews for all of Germany s problems, including the loss of World War I. Hitler had gained the support
of other countries to include Italy and Japan and was going to stop at nothing to ensure that the
German people would reign supreme. Hitler had his Army ready for war and was confident that a
victory for Germany was certain, he just needed an opportunity to strike. In this paper we will discuss
the history of WWII, to include Hitler s rise to power, world conquest and the transition of Cost
Artillery to today s Air Defense. From the very beginning of Adolf Hitler s career, he had two goals.
His primary goal was the forcible acquisition of living space, also known as Lebensraum, for the
German people. Secondly, he plotted the extermination of the Jews. In 1935, Adolf Hitler openly
violated the Treaty of Versailles by rapidly rebuilding the German Army. Other countries began to get
nervous at the exponentially increasing German Army. Hitler assured fellow diplomats that the rapid
growth was strictly a defensive measure. He claimed Germany had every right to build its forces to be
on a level playing field with surrounding ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On December 16, 1944, Adolf Hitler ordered a massive attack on the Allied forces. This attack, known
as the Battle of the Bulge, was a last dich effort to split up the Allied forces in their drive towards
Germany. The attack failed and effectively led to the eventual downfall of Nazi Germany. With few
supplies and resources, German forces were heavily outmatched. On April 30, 1945, Adolf Hitler
committed suicide in wake of Germany s inevitable defeat. On May 7, 1945, Germany surrendered
(National Geographic staff,
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Adolf Hitler was arguably one of the world s most powerful dictators of all time. Hitler used the Jews
as a scapegoat throughout his rise in power. Using antisemitism to preach hatred and blame on the
Jews for all of Germany s problems, including the loss of World War I. Hitler had gained the support
of other countries to include Italy and Japan and was going to stop at nothing to ensure that the
German people would reign supreme. Hitler had his Army ready for war and was confident that a
victory for Germany was certain, he just needed an opportunity to strike. In this paper we will discuss
the history of WWII, to include Hitler s rise to power, world conquest and the transition of Cost
Artillery to today s Air Defense. From the very beginning of Adolf Hitler s career, he had two goals.
His primary goal was the forcible acquisition of living space, also known as Lebensraum, for the
German people. Secondly, he plotted the extermination of the Jews. In 1935, Adolf Hitler openly
violated the Treaty of Versailles by rapidly rebuilding the German Army. Other countries began to get
nervous at the exponentially increasing German Army. Hitler assured fellow diplomats that the rapid
growth was strictly a defensive measure. He claimed Germany had every right to build its forces to be
on a level playing field with surrounding ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On December 16, 1944, Adolf Hitler ordered a massive attack on the Allied forces. This attack, known
as the Battle of the Bulge, was a last dich effort to split up the Allied forces in their drive towards
Germany. The attack failed and effectively led to the eventual downfall of Nazi Germany. With few
supplies and resources, German forces were heavily outmatched. On April 30, 1945, Adolf Hitler
committed suicide in wake of Germany s inevitable defeat. On May 7, 1945, Germany surrendered
(National Geographic staff,
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The Morket Of Thorns To Bring Sleeping Beauty
One of the major theme for this short story is the overwhelming fear of the outside world. The author
made it clear that the suburb the family lives in is white, wealthy, and significant on rejection.
The family in Gordimer s fairy tale lives in a nice neighborhood, but as chaos occurs nearby and
houses are staring to be robbed, the residents of the neighborhood begin to build and place security
measures such as iron gates, bars on the windows and placing alarm systems. But, every time the
residents install even more security, they re harming themselves instead of protecting their family.
Because of the pets in the house, they trip the alarms multiple times which causes people to think
every time the alarm goes off its just the pets which actually ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The family in the story loves each other very much and want the safety and protection for each other,
as shown in the opening. Their love for each other creates an increasing fear of the interruption in the
outside world. Their fear of crime encourages them to isolate themselves from the outside world. The
family took suggestions from other people about protective measures and each time they were
suggested one they did not hesitate to put it up around their house. Their ambition to protect
themselves from the outside actually ends up killing one of their loved ones. The family consistently
believes that the outside world is the monster, yet through their fear, the monster actually walks
amongst them. In the desire to eradicate insecurity, disastrous consequences result. It seems that
Gordimer is suggesting that in the modern setting, fear and insecurity is constant companions. Rather
than seeking to eliminate them, one might be better off in attempting to simply understand their
presence and their
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One of the major theme for this short story is the overwhelming fear of the outside world. The author
made it clear that the suburb the family lives in is white, wealthy, and significant on rejection.
The family in Gordimer s fairy tale lives in a nice neighborhood, but as chaos occurs nearby and
houses are staring to be robbed, the residents of the neighborhood begin to build and place security
measures such as iron gates, bars on the windows and placing alarm systems. But, every time the
residents install even more security, they re harming themselves instead of protecting their family.
Because of the pets in the house, they trip the alarms multiple times which causes people to think
every time the alarm goes off its just the pets which actually ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The family in the story loves each other very much and want the safety and protection for each other,
as shown in the opening. Their love for each other creates an increasing fear of the interruption in the
outside world. Their fear of crime encourages them to isolate themselves from the outside world. The
family took suggestions from other people about protective measures and each time they were
suggested one they did not hesitate to put it up around their house. Their ambition to protect
themselves from the outside actually ends up killing one of their loved ones. The family consistently
believes that the outside world is the monster, yet through their fear, the monster actually walks
amongst them. In the desire to eradicate insecurity, disastrous consequences result. It seems that
Gordimer is suggesting that in the modern setting, fear and insecurity is constant companions. Rather
than seeking to eliminate them, one might be better off in attempting to simply understand their
presence and their
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My Friend To A Friend
Mother and Father,
First off, I just want to say that thank you. Thank you for giving me everything I ever needed, wanted,
asked for, and desired. Thank you for giving me an amazing childhood and working so hard in order
to let me have a wonderful life and pick the college of my choosing. Thank you for loving me
unconditionally, supporting me, and always being there for me. You both truly are the greatest, but
there has always been one thing I have wanted something I have asked for many times but to no avail.
I think now is a perfect time to bring up the matter because I am older and you guys need a new friend
to keep you company on those long months when I am away. I would like to bring up the discussion of
getting a dog once again. Maybe you will huff in frustration due to my constant nagging on the subject
or smile at my determination or simply ignore this subject completely. But I still would like to bring
up this subject because I think a dog could benefit the whole family. I am going to take a big breath
and discuss all of the benefits that a dog would bring to our loving family.
To begin, getting a dog would mean adding an extra friend to our family. Getting a dog would mean
always having a friendly, furry, furiously wagging tailed friend smile at you every time you walk in
the house. The joy and excitement that our dog will show you every time you come home from a long
days work will help you guys relax and be excited to spend the rest of the day with your furry
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Mother and Father,
First off, I just want to say that thank you. Thank you for giving me everything I ever needed, wanted,
asked for, and desired. Thank you for giving me an amazing childhood and working so hard in order
to let me have a wonderful life and pick the college of my choosing. Thank you for loving me
unconditionally, supporting me, and always being there for me. You both truly are the greatest, but
there has always been one thing I have wanted something I have asked for many times but to no avail.
I think now is a perfect time to bring up the matter because I am older and you guys need a new friend
to keep you company on those long months when I am away. I would like to bring up the discussion of
getting a dog once again. Maybe you will huff in frustration due to my constant nagging on the subject
or smile at my determination or simply ignore this subject completely. But I still would like to bring
up this subject because I think a dog could benefit the whole family. I am going to take a big breath
and discuss all of the benefits that a dog would bring to our loving family.
To begin, getting a dog would mean adding an extra friend to our family. Getting a dog would mean
always having a friendly, furry, furiously wagging tailed friend smile at you every time you walk in
the house. The joy and excitement that our dog will show you every time you come home from a long
days work will help you guys relax and be excited to spend the rest of the day with your furry
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Power In Rear Window
The film Rear Window, released in 1954, and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, portrays the shift of
power in the relationship between the central characters of Lisa Freemont and L.B. Jeff Jeffries
throughout the film. As the characters are introduced in the beginning of the film, Jeffries is shown to
have control of the relationship between himself and Miss Freemont, the power later shifts to Lisa as
the film progresses and she takes an interest in the suspected murder. However, the film ends with
relative equality within the relationship, after Lisa s intelligence is discovered by her partner.
The film Rear Window opens with L.B Jeffries ultimately holding the power in the relationship
between himself and Lisa Freemont. Lisa is shown to be a woman of high ... Show more content on
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Jeffries realises Lisa is more than just beautiful when she expresses her insightful theories about Laars
and his wife, things Jeffries would never have thought of, himself. Lisa contributes Women don t keep
their jewellery in a purse, all tangled... A woman going anywhere but the hospital would always take
makeup, perfume and jewellery. Detective Doyle dismisses Lisa s ideas as feminine intuition and
therefore a waste of his time, however Jeffies sticks by his girlfriend. Lisa comes over to Jeffries
apartment unannounced with the intention of staying the night [t]here, uninvited. This was much
frowned upon in conservative, fifties society, especially for someone of Lisa s status, however she
doesn t seem to much care, she has her own mind. Jeffries admires Lisa s bravery as she drops off the
note at Laars apartment, something he would have done if he was able. She gets back, glowing with
excitement and the look on Jeffries face could only be described as adoration. The power in the
relationship shifts to Lisa when Lisa expresses her intelligence and
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The film Rear Window, released in 1954, and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, portrays the shift of
power in the relationship between the central characters of Lisa Freemont and L.B. Jeff Jeffries
throughout the film. As the characters are introduced in the beginning of the film, Jeffries is shown to
have control of the relationship between himself and Miss Freemont, the power later shifts to Lisa as
the film progresses and she takes an interest in the suspected murder. However, the film ends with
relative equality within the relationship, after Lisa s intelligence is discovered by her partner.
The film Rear Window opens with L.B Jeffries ultimately holding the power in the relationship
between himself and Lisa Freemont. Lisa is shown to be a woman of high ... Show more content on
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Jeffries realises Lisa is more than just beautiful when she expresses her insightful theories about Laars
and his wife, things Jeffries would never have thought of, himself. Lisa contributes Women don t keep
their jewellery in a purse, all tangled... A woman going anywhere but the hospital would always take
makeup, perfume and jewellery. Detective Doyle dismisses Lisa s ideas as feminine intuition and
therefore a waste of his time, however Jeffies sticks by his girlfriend. Lisa comes over to Jeffries
apartment unannounced with the intention of staying the night [t]here, uninvited. This was much
frowned upon in conservative, fifties society, especially for someone of Lisa s status, however she
doesn t seem to much care, she has her own mind. Jeffries admires Lisa s bravery as she drops off the
note at Laars apartment, something he would have done if he was able. She gets back, glowing with
excitement and the look on Jeffries face could only be described as adoration. The power in the
relationship shifts to Lisa when Lisa expresses her intelligence and
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How Does Traditional Mexican Music Influence People s...
In my personal experience, Mexican music has revolved around my life for as long as I can remember.
Growing up in a bordertown has its Hispanic heritage. Whether I was at home, school, or even in
public places, I would hear Spanish related music playing in the background. I believe Spanish music
holds many values when it comes to different occasions. The music can manipulate the minds of its
listeners using love, passion, and outstanding rhythms. After reading an article online, I can explain
how three different genres of traditional Mexican music influence people s culture.
The genre that most people know Mexican music by is Mariachi. Mariachi is usually played at
birthday parties, quinceañeras, and any other social gathering. In a Mariachi band, the member s attire
consists of a Charro suit and sombrero. For the main part, they use violins, trumpets, a classical guitar
and a vihuela (a five string guitar). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ranchera music can tell a story, and use love, patriotism, and nature to make a magnificent melody.
The music originates from the word rancho meaning ranches. Coming from rural parts of Mexico,
Ranchera music usually starts with El Grito Mexicano a yell that the musician or audience member
makes. Finally Ranchera music can be simallary compared to the tempo of a waltz, a polka or a
bolero.
The last genre Norteño is comprised of other music like Tejano or Tex Mex . This kind of music is
very relatable to me and is personally one of my favorite type of Mexican music. A twelve string
guitar known as bajo sexto and the accordion are Norteño s most characteristic instruments. Norteño
music is usually played by a group of men or a band. The music is originated from migrated europeans
who traveled to northern
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In my personal experience, Mexican music has revolved around my life for as long as I can remember.
Growing up in a bordertown has its Hispanic heritage. Whether I was at home, school, or even in
public places, I would hear Spanish related music playing in the background. I believe Spanish music
holds many values when it comes to different occasions. The music can manipulate the minds of its
listeners using love, passion, and outstanding rhythms. After reading an article online, I can explain
how three different genres of traditional Mexican music influence people s culture.
The genre that most people know Mexican music by is Mariachi. Mariachi is usually played at
birthday parties, quinceañeras, and any other social gathering. In a Mariachi band, the member s attire
consists of a Charro suit and sombrero. For the main part, they use violins, trumpets, a classical guitar
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Ranchera music can tell a story, and use love, patriotism, and nature to make a magnificent melody.
The music originates from the word rancho meaning ranches. Coming from rural parts of Mexico,
Ranchera music usually starts with El Grito Mexicano a yell that the musician or audience member
makes. Finally Ranchera music can be simallary compared to the tempo of a waltz, a polka or a
bolero.
The last genre Norteño is comprised of other music like Tejano or Tex Mex . This kind of music is
very relatable to me and is personally one of my favorite type of Mexican music. A twelve string
guitar known as bajo sexto and the accordion are Norteño s most characteristic instruments. Norteño
music is usually played by a group of men or a band. The music is originated from migrated europeans
who traveled to northern
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Should Teeth Whitening Be Allowed In Salons
What is teeth whitening? Teeth whitening is the process of using bleach or other materials to make the
teeth appear whiter. The materials remove stains or other discoloration from the tooth surface. The
main concern of everyone, is should it be allowed outside of a dental office or not. There are articles
upon articles, debating whether teeth whitening should be allowed in salons or kiosks, and dental
offices. In my opinion, they shouldn t be allowed outside of the dental office, for a number of reasons,
which will later be explained. Since the 1990s, new technology has offered consumers many options
to brighten their smiles. There are many options to getting whiter teeth, however some are safer than
others. Mary Otto, author of Understanding ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Salon bleaching could be labeled as unsanitary. We do not know about what level of sterilization and
disinfection is being done. You re dealing with something that is totally unregulated, Dr. Leslie Seldin
said. In the article, Tooth Whitening A Safe, Affordable Way to Improve Your Smile, Improper fitting
mouth trays may hold your jaws too far apart and cause potential jaw problems. Improperly fitting
mouth trays may also leak, causing possible gum irritation and less effective bleaching. Dentists can
also monitor the process of bleaching. They can vary the level of bleach used to minimize or avert any
type of discomfort. While in at OTC kit, you get a concentrated amount of bleach, that can t be altered
and most likely a one size fits all mouth tray. The New Jersey Dental Association sued Beach Bum,
due to alleging unfair competition and accusing the tanning chain of practicing illegal dentistry. Some
dentists were able to prevail, and block salons from providing teeth whitening in 2009. Since the gel
was applied in the store, it constituted
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What is teeth whitening? Teeth whitening is the process of using bleach or other materials to make the
teeth appear whiter. The materials remove stains or other discoloration from the tooth surface. The
main concern of everyone, is should it be allowed outside of a dental office or not. There are articles
upon articles, debating whether teeth whitening should be allowed in salons or kiosks, and dental
offices. In my opinion, they shouldn t be allowed outside of the dental office, for a number of reasons,
which will later be explained. Since the 1990s, new technology has offered consumers many options
to brighten their smiles. There are many options to getting whiter teeth, however some are safer than
others. Mary Otto, author of Understanding ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Salon bleaching could be labeled as unsanitary. We do not know about what level of sterilization and
disinfection is being done. You re dealing with something that is totally unregulated, Dr. Leslie Seldin
said. In the article, Tooth Whitening A Safe, Affordable Way to Improve Your Smile, Improper fitting
mouth trays may hold your jaws too far apart and cause potential jaw problems. Improperly fitting
mouth trays may also leak, causing possible gum irritation and less effective bleaching. Dentists can
also monitor the process of bleaching. They can vary the level of bleach used to minimize or avert any
type of discomfort. While in at OTC kit, you get a concentrated amount of bleach, that can t be altered
and most likely a one size fits all mouth tray. The New Jersey Dental Association sued Beach Bum,
due to alleging unfair competition and accusing the tanning chain of practicing illegal dentistry. Some
dentists were able to prevail, and block salons from providing teeth whitening in 2009. Since the gel
was applied in the store, it constituted
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