Highest Marks In Upsc Essay
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Factors Influencing Flashbulb Memories
Factors Affecting Flashbulb Memories
Flashbulb memories are the recollections of one s personal experiences upon learning about an
important, emotionally arousing event. Originally pioneered by Brown and Kulik looking at the
reactions to the assassination of President Kennedy, they found that people s memories were
particularly vivid (1977). They hypothesised that as well as being extremely vivid, flashbulb
memories are also characterised by long lasting accuracy. However, research has shown variation
in the evidence supporting this notion, implying that there are a number of factors that influence
the accuracy of flashbulb memories. It had also been argued that flashbulb memories cannot be
characterised by accuracy at all, a debate that will also be considered. This essay will explore a
number of factors that have been suggested by literature and evaluate its validity.
Before reviewing the accuracy of flashbulb memory, it is important to consider that not all research
supports Brown and Kulik s description of flashbulb memories as highly accurate (1977). For
instance, Talarico and Rubin compared the consistency of September 11 terrorist attacks flashbulb
memories with everyday memories and found no difference with equal amounts decay in both cases
(2003). However, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Namely, Tinti, Schmidt, Sotgiu, Testa and Curci (2009) found that in flashbulb memories
concerning the death of Pope John Paul II, consequentiality and religious involvement in the event
were the greatest predictors of consistency and vividness of the memory. Thus, Polish citizens had
the highest flashbulb memory accuracy because of Pope John Paul II s impact on Polish politics
and the Catholic majority population. A similar study of the same event by Lanciano, Curci and
Soleti (2013) found similar results, showing that Catholics had the highest flashbulb memory
consistency of the Pope s death, because it had the greatest consequence on their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Factors Affecting Flashbulb Memories
Flashbulb memories are the recollections of one s personal experiences upon learning about an
important, emotionally arousing event. Originally pioneered by Brown and Kulik looking at the
reactions to the assassination of President Kennedy, they found that people s memories were
particularly vivid (1977). They hypothesised that as well as being extremely vivid, flashbulb
memories are also characterised by long lasting accuracy. However, research has shown variation
in the evidence supporting this notion, implying that there are a number of factors that influence
the accuracy of flashbulb memories. It had also been argued that flashbulb memories cannot be
characterised by accuracy at all, a debate that will also be considered. This essay will explore a
number of factors that have been suggested by literature and evaluate its validity.
Before reviewing the accuracy of flashbulb memory, it is important to consider that not all research
supports Brown and Kulik s description of flashbulb memories as highly accurate (1977). For
instance, Talarico and Rubin compared the consistency of September 11 terrorist attacks flashbulb
memories with everyday memories and found no difference with equal amounts decay in both cases
(2003). However, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Namely, Tinti, Schmidt, Sotgiu, Testa and Curci (2009) found that in flashbulb memories
concerning the death of Pope John Paul II, consequentiality and religious involvement in the event
were the greatest predictors of consistency and vividness of the memory. Thus, Polish citizens had
the highest flashbulb memory accuracy because of Pope John Paul II s impact on Polish politics
and the Catholic majority population. A similar study of the same event by Lanciano, Curci and
Soleti (2013) found similar results, showing that Catholics had the highest flashbulb memory
consistency of the Pope s death, because it had the greatest consequence on their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Life Of Marco Polo
Early Life Marco Polo was born in 1254 in Venice Italy to a wealthy Merchant family. Since his
father traveled a lot and his mother died when he was very young much of Marco s childhood he
was parentless left to be raised by an extended family. Marco Polo s father Niccolo Polo and
Uncle Maffeo Polo were very successful Jewel Merchants with an interest in Constantinople and
in Sudak, which was a Venetian colony off the coast of the Crimea. The Polo brother s travels
led them to Asia for most of Marco s youth Niccolo and Maffeo Polo While Niccolo and Maffeo
Polo were away their travels through the Black Sea to Sudak and then continue on to the Volga,
where they visited Sarai Berke were they lived among the Mongols for a year. On their voyage
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Early Life Marco Polo was born in 1254 in Venice Italy to a wealthy Merchant family. Since his
father traveled a lot and his mother died when he was very young much of Marco s childhood he
was parentless left to be raised by an extended family. Marco Polo s father Niccolo Polo and
Uncle Maffeo Polo were very successful Jewel Merchants with an interest in Constantinople and
in Sudak, which was a Venetian colony off the coast of the Crimea. The Polo brother s travels
led them to Asia for most of Marco s youth Niccolo and Maffeo Polo While Niccolo and Maffeo
Polo were away their travels through the Black Sea to Sudak and then continue on to the Volga,
where they visited Sarai Berke were they lived among the Mongols for a year. On their voyage
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What Can We Learn from Julian of Norwich
INTRODUCTION
The medieval theologian Julian of Norwich was a mystic, writer, anchoress and spiritual director
for her time. She is gaining in popularity for our time as she provides a spiritual template for
contemplative prayer and practice in her compilation of writings found in Revelations of Divine
Love. The insightful meditations provide the backdrop and basis for her Trinitarian theology s
embrace of God s Motherhood found in the Trinity. Her representative approach of the all
encompassing unconditional love of a mother who nurtures, depicts Christ as our Mother ascending
to the placement of Second hood within the Trinity while giving voice to the duality of God.
Her choices of metaphors are simplistic explanations providing ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
She was the image of one who had successfully negotiated the transition from attachment to Jesus
earthly manhood to a more profound and spiritual relationship with his resurrected self. In this, her
vocation is similar to Julian s, for Julian had also learned, through much suffering, that her integrity
was founded not in anything the physical world could offer her, but in a spiritual relationship with
Christ, developed through loving and persistent prayer.
Julian recreated her visions or shewings in her visual imagery. Julian united to God, oned to God
in love. Her use of painterly eyes in visual metaphors invokes the key figure of Mary Magdalene,
as the lover of Christ, whose sins became no shame, but honor. She utilizes these dramatic
representations of dialogue between the soul who seeks union with God who confers wholeness
through relation. She calls upon all to be like Mary Magdalene in their pursuit of their love for
Christ, as they mourn for their sins rather than fear God s judgments, imploring the approach of
beseeching Christ in likening the par excellence fashion of the Magdalene.
Julian believed the relationship between the soul and God to be a drama. Magdalene as seeker is a
common literary construct used throughout the morality plays of the medieval age. These
representations presented a message that one must detach from an earthly Jesus
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
INTRODUCTION
The medieval theologian Julian of Norwich was a mystic, writer, anchoress and spiritual director
for her time. She is gaining in popularity for our time as she provides a spiritual template for
contemplative prayer and practice in her compilation of writings found in Revelations of Divine
Love. The insightful meditations provide the backdrop and basis for her Trinitarian theology s
embrace of God s Motherhood found in the Trinity. Her representative approach of the all
encompassing unconditional love of a mother who nurtures, depicts Christ as our Mother ascending
to the placement of Second hood within the Trinity while giving voice to the duality of God.
Her choices of metaphors are simplistic explanations providing ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
She was the image of one who had successfully negotiated the transition from attachment to Jesus
earthly manhood to a more profound and spiritual relationship with his resurrected self. In this, her
vocation is similar to Julian s, for Julian had also learned, through much suffering, that her integrity
was founded not in anything the physical world could offer her, but in a spiritual relationship with
Christ, developed through loving and persistent prayer.
Julian recreated her visions or shewings in her visual imagery. Julian united to God, oned to God
in love. Her use of painterly eyes in visual metaphors invokes the key figure of Mary Magdalene,
as the lover of Christ, whose sins became no shame, but honor. She utilizes these dramatic
representations of dialogue between the soul who seeks union with God who confers wholeness
through relation. She calls upon all to be like Mary Magdalene in their pursuit of their love for
Christ, as they mourn for their sins rather than fear God s judgments, imploring the approach of
beseeching Christ in likening the par excellence fashion of the Magdalene.
Julian believed the relationship between the soul and God to be a drama. Magdalene as seeker is a
common literary construct used throughout the morality plays of the medieval age. These
representations presented a message that one must detach from an earthly Jesus
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Radicalization Of Terrorist Groups
1. How can extremist groups treat fellow human beings with such cruelty?
When we think of a person who joins a terrorist group we think that they must be a psychopath or
suffer from some form of mental illness. There has to be something wrong with that individual to
be so easily swayed into a group that is so violent and has no regard for human life. However,
classic studies like those performed by Milgram and Zimbardo proved that even stable, well
adjusted individuals can be capable of inflicting serious harm on fellow human beings without any
regret. These studies proved anyone put into the right circumstances could be lead to treat their
fellow human beings with extreme cruelty, dehumanization, or even death. Therefore, the majority
of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, many members are possibly just as ordinary as you or me. Radicalization does not
happen simply by listening nor by an individual s experiences but if you combine the two they
amplify each other and a terrorist could be born. The process of co radicalization was an
important factor I learned from this paper. I do not think any of us realize that as a society the
West contributes to the making of a terrorist. Muslims are drawn to the West as a society of
freedom and the land of opportunity. However, just because there are Muslim we profile and
discriminate against them. In doing this most people do not understand that we are basically
radicalizing them ourselves. Terrorism is all about division and this puts a big divide between us
and the Muslim communities. Leaders and politicians of the West that use aggressive tactics
also fuel terrorism. This was made very clear when al Qaeda reaired Donald Trump s reaction to
Muslim immigration. This article has been very beneficial for me because I am one of those that
feel that we need to take on ISIS in a more aggressive manner. However, after learning about the
research regarding radicalization and group dynamics in this article I have gained a better
understanding of terrorism and how it works. As David Rothkopf wrote after the Paris massacres
last November, overreaction is precisely the wrong response to terrorism. And it s exactly what
terrorists want.... It does the work of the terrorists for the terrorists. I think this says it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
1. How can extremist groups treat fellow human beings with such cruelty?
When we think of a person who joins a terrorist group we think that they must be a psychopath or
suffer from some form of mental illness. There has to be something wrong with that individual to
be so easily swayed into a group that is so violent and has no regard for human life. However,
classic studies like those performed by Milgram and Zimbardo proved that even stable, well
adjusted individuals can be capable of inflicting serious harm on fellow human beings without any
regret. These studies proved anyone put into the right circumstances could be lead to treat their
fellow human beings with extreme cruelty, dehumanization, or even death. Therefore, the majority
of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, many members are possibly just as ordinary as you or me. Radicalization does not
happen simply by listening nor by an individual s experiences but if you combine the two they
amplify each other and a terrorist could be born. The process of co radicalization was an
important factor I learned from this paper. I do not think any of us realize that as a society the
West contributes to the making of a terrorist. Muslims are drawn to the West as a society of
freedom and the land of opportunity. However, just because there are Muslim we profile and
discriminate against them. In doing this most people do not understand that we are basically
radicalizing them ourselves. Terrorism is all about division and this puts a big divide between us
and the Muslim communities. Leaders and politicians of the West that use aggressive tactics
also fuel terrorism. This was made very clear when al Qaeda reaired Donald Trump s reaction to
Muslim immigration. This article has been very beneficial for me because I am one of those that
feel that we need to take on ISIS in a more aggressive manner. However, after learning about the
research regarding radicalization and group dynamics in this article I have gained a better
understanding of terrorism and how it works. As David Rothkopf wrote after the Paris massacres
last November, overreaction is precisely the wrong response to terrorism. And it s exactly what
terrorists want.... It does the work of the terrorists for the terrorists. I think this says it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Mission Statement Of Mooron Coors
пїјAnalysis of Molson Coors Mission Statement
My choice of company for this assignment is Molson Coors . As extracted from
www.missionstatements.com, The Operations team s mission is to focus on becoming one of the
best performing supply chains in the global beer industry. The first impression about the operation
team s mission statement is that it gives readers a positive feeling about the manager s desire to
take on all the big beer producing companies in the market by being the best performing supply
chains in the global beer industry. This vision puts the team members in the proper mindset to
achieve optimum performance in delivering the right kind of supply chain success. In the beer
industry, that s so serious about the spirit of merry making, this is actually a very slick mission
statement. Communicated wisely, it can portray a can do feeling and camaraderie across the ranks
of the entire operation team to send the right ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The same passion gets presented and delivered to visitors on the Molson Coors homepage on the
internet. In the About Us section, visitors are reminded that the company has been in the business
for about three and a half centuries, and that s a legacy that speaks volume about the kind of beer
and excellent continuity of business leaders through the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
пїјAnalysis of Molson Coors Mission Statement
My choice of company for this assignment is Molson Coors . As extracted from
www.missionstatements.com, The Operations team s mission is to focus on becoming one of the
best performing supply chains in the global beer industry. The first impression about the operation
team s mission statement is that it gives readers a positive feeling about the manager s desire to
take on all the big beer producing companies in the market by being the best performing supply
chains in the global beer industry. This vision puts the team members in the proper mindset to
achieve optimum performance in delivering the right kind of supply chain success. In the beer
industry, that s so serious about the spirit of merry making, this is actually a very slick mission
statement. Communicated wisely, it can portray a can do feeling and camaraderie across the ranks
of the entire operation team to send the right ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The same passion gets presented and delivered to visitors on the Molson Coors homepage on the
internet. In the About Us section, visitors are reminded that the company has been in the business
for about three and a half centuries, and that s a legacy that speaks volume about the kind of beer
and excellent continuity of business leaders through the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Crookshank Narrative
Kiara! Wake up! My twin brother, Kyle, yelled from downstairs. As if I m going to listen to him.
My blankets have finally accepted me as one of their own and if I leave now I might lose their
trust. The bedroom door swings open. The movers are here and need to get the boxes from your
room. 5 more minutes. I mumble into my pillow. Suddenly I m lifted out of my bed and set
down on the floor. You re going to pay for that. Ohhh I m so sca Daddy!!! My screams echo
around the house. That one simple word sent my brother running. Getting changed is too hard, PJ
day it is! Stuffing the change of clothes I had out, I grab my blue paint splattered backpack. To the
car. With my backpack on and pillow and blanket in hand, I sit my bottom on the top stair and slide
down.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nodding in reply we start walking out of the house, quickly picking up Crookshanks. We re
taking my truck. Mom and Dad left, Matt took Yogi, and I m left with you, Kyle, and Alex. Don t
forget about Crookshanks. ...What? My cat. Tyler walks to the driver s seat. I hop into the back
seat with Kyle. Alex is in shotgun, with his headphones in. The truck roars to life. Soon my house
is nothing but a blurry spot in the
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Kiara! Wake up! My twin brother, Kyle, yelled from downstairs. As if I m going to listen to him.
My blankets have finally accepted me as one of their own and if I leave now I might lose their
trust. The bedroom door swings open. The movers are here and need to get the boxes from your
room. 5 more minutes. I mumble into my pillow. Suddenly I m lifted out of my bed and set
down on the floor. You re going to pay for that. Ohhh I m so sca Daddy!!! My screams echo
around the house. That one simple word sent my brother running. Getting changed is too hard, PJ
day it is! Stuffing the change of clothes I had out, I grab my blue paint splattered backpack. To the
car. With my backpack on and pillow and blanket in hand, I sit my bottom on the top stair and slide
down.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nodding in reply we start walking out of the house, quickly picking up Crookshanks. We re
taking my truck. Mom and Dad left, Matt took Yogi, and I m left with you, Kyle, and Alex. Don t
forget about Crookshanks. ...What? My cat. Tyler walks to the driver s seat. I hop into the back
seat with Kyle. Alex is in shotgun, with his headphones in. The truck roars to life. Soon my house
is nothing but a blurry spot in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Goods Sold And Sold By Uk Manufacturers
Ichanges of goods bought and sold by UK manufacturers. The survey collects information to
develop the output price index, sometimes referred to as factory gate prices, which measures
prices of goods sold by UK manufacturers. Furthermore, it also collects information for the Input
index which measures the prices of materials and fuel purchased by manufacturers. In addition,
there are a number of export and import price indices available. Finally, the Services Producer Price
Index (SPPI) is a quarterly survey of prices charged for services provided by UK businesses to other
UK businesses and government.
These examples illustrate the point that in all countries, multiple price measures exist and have a
useful role. At the same time, the presence of multiple measures does not undermine the conduct of
macroeconomic policy.
On the issue of a large and diverse population also, India is not unique. As an example, the US has
substantial domestic heterogeneity, with greater income inequality than is found in India. This has
not undermined the notion of an overall average measure of inflation. A more striking counter
example is that of the European Central Bank (ECB), which has the mandate of delivering price
stability for a group of 14 countries with a population adding up to 320 million featuring substantial
regional diversity.
While these differences may be present, there is still much value in viewing an overall average
measure of inflation as one of the key summary statistics
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Ichanges of goods bought and sold by UK manufacturers. The survey collects information to
develop the output price index, sometimes referred to as factory gate prices, which measures
prices of goods sold by UK manufacturers. Furthermore, it also collects information for the Input
index which measures the prices of materials and fuel purchased by manufacturers. In addition,
there are a number of export and import price indices available. Finally, the Services Producer Price
Index (SPPI) is a quarterly survey of prices charged for services provided by UK businesses to other
UK businesses and government.
These examples illustrate the point that in all countries, multiple price measures exist and have a
useful role. At the same time, the presence of multiple measures does not undermine the conduct of
macroeconomic policy.
On the issue of a large and diverse population also, India is not unique. As an example, the US has
substantial domestic heterogeneity, with greater income inequality than is found in India. This has
not undermined the notion of an overall average measure of inflation. A more striking counter
example is that of the European Central Bank (ECB), which has the mandate of delivering price
stability for a group of 14 countries with a population adding up to 320 million featuring substantial
regional diversity.
While these differences may be present, there is still much value in viewing an overall average
measure of inflation as one of the key summary statistics
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Vsevolod Meyerhold As A Theatre Practitioner Analysis
Vsevolod Meyerhold is a broadly known Russian theatre practitioner, who created and taught
Theatrical Biomechanics, which is both an acting technique and a production style (Baldwin,
1995: p. 181). Mostly because of Meyerhold s unique position as the leading Soviet avant garde
director, his Biomechanics received wide attention in the beginning of the XXI century (Law,
1995: p. 1). However, if Meyerhold was influenced by Commedia dell arte at first and after the
Revolution by Taylor s scientific management while designing his technique (Gordon, 2005), can
he be named an innovator? Can a practice be innovative without being revolutionary? This essay
will focus on Vsevolod Meyerhold as a theatrepractitioner, critically analysing the extent to which
his practice can be considered innovative . It will discuss the concept of innovation ,... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is highly important to define a word innovation from the question, as depending on how we
understand it, the whole meaning of the question changes, which causes the final conclusion to be
completely different. According to Collins English Dictionary, innovation means something newly
introduced, such as a new method or device . The synonyms that it provides to this word are:
revolution, introduction, newness, novelty, etc. . At the same time, it offers the translation of
innovation to Russian нововведение which literally translated as newly introduced
(no date). Hence, we can see that innovation, by its meaning, is really close to invention or
revolution. How can this affect the question, can be asked? If innovation is a revolution, it means
that it has to be wholly original, without drawing on precedents or not be based on any other
movements or practices. It is hard to find any examples of this kind of innovative because you
have to be entirely and physically isolated
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Vsevolod Meyerhold is a broadly known Russian theatre practitioner, who created and taught
Theatrical Biomechanics, which is both an acting technique and a production style (Baldwin,
1995: p. 181). Mostly because of Meyerhold s unique position as the leading Soviet avant garde
director, his Biomechanics received wide attention in the beginning of the XXI century (Law,
1995: p. 1). However, if Meyerhold was influenced by Commedia dell arte at first and after the
Revolution by Taylor s scientific management while designing his technique (Gordon, 2005), can
he be named an innovator? Can a practice be innovative without being revolutionary? This essay
will focus on Vsevolod Meyerhold as a theatrepractitioner, critically analysing the extent to which
his practice can be considered innovative . It will discuss the concept of innovation ,... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is highly important to define a word innovation from the question, as depending on how we
understand it, the whole meaning of the question changes, which causes the final conclusion to be
completely different. According to Collins English Dictionary, innovation means something newly
introduced, such as a new method or device . The synonyms that it provides to this word are:
revolution, introduction, newness, novelty, etc. . At the same time, it offers the translation of
innovation to Russian нововведение which literally translated as newly introduced
(no date). Hence, we can see that innovation, by its meaning, is really close to invention or
revolution. How can this affect the question, can be asked? If innovation is a revolution, it means
that it has to be wholly original, without drawing on precedents or not be based on any other
movements or practices. It is hard to find any examples of this kind of innovative because you
have to be entirely and physically isolated
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Issues In Correction Institutions
Issues In The Correctional Institutions
Linda Zarate 81248702
CRIJ 4330 Seminar on Correctional Problems
Angelo State University
My research will be delivered to the Corrections Committee of the Texas House of Representatives.
The current members of the Correction Committee are: Jim Murphy who is the chairman, James
White who is the vice chairman, Alma A. Allen, Mark Keough, Matt Krause, Leighton Schubert,
and Tony Tinderholt ( Corrections , n.d.). The Chairman s (Jim Murphy) email is
[email protected] ( The Texas Tribune , n.d.).
9 March 2016
Dear Corrections Committee Members, As the administrator of the Texas Prison System, I have
been investigating issues that are currently present in the correctional institutions across Texas.
These issues have come to my ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These issues started out as minor issues, but due to the lack of attention they received, they have
since grown into major ones. My recent research is important due to the fact that these issues can
no longer be ignored. If they are not resolved immediately, our correctional system will begin to
spiral out of control, which could then result in a negative name being given to the system. Also,
not only will the system continue to suffer, but society as a whole. Resolving these issues will not
only benefit the former, current and future offenders, but all the employees of the criminal justice
system as well.
Overall, I hope you all understand my stance when it comes to taking action to resolve the issues
the criminal justice system is currently facing. I feel together we can accomplish this major task.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Linda Zarate, Administrator of the Texas Prison System
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Issues In The Correctional Institutions
Linda Zarate 81248702
CRIJ 4330 Seminar on Correctional Problems
Angelo State University
My research will be delivered to the Corrections Committee of the Texas House of Representatives.
The current members of the Correction Committee are: Jim Murphy who is the chairman, James
White who is the vice chairman, Alma A. Allen, Mark Keough, Matt Krause, Leighton Schubert,
and Tony Tinderholt ( Corrections , n.d.). The Chairman s (Jim Murphy) email is
[email protected] ( The Texas Tribune , n.d.).
9 March 2016
Dear Corrections Committee Members, As the administrator of the Texas Prison System, I have
been investigating issues that are currently present in the correctional institutions across Texas.
These issues have come to my ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These issues started out as minor issues, but due to the lack of attention they received, they have
since grown into major ones. My recent research is important due to the fact that these issues can
no longer be ignored. If they are not resolved immediately, our correctional system will begin to
spiral out of control, which could then result in a negative name being given to the system. Also,
not only will the system continue to suffer, but society as a whole. Resolving these issues will not
only benefit the former, current and future offenders, but all the employees of the criminal justice
system as well.
Overall, I hope you all understand my stance when it comes to taking action to resolve the issues
the criminal justice system is currently facing. I feel together we can accomplish this major task.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Linda Zarate, Administrator of the Texas Prison System
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Casa Valentina By Harvey Fierstein
Casa Valentina by Harvey Fierstein. The play certainly was not what I expected once I saw it
live. Before going to see it and writing this paper, I decided to do some research on both of the
plays to see if I could get a better understanding of them. As a result, I decided on Casa Valentina
because it was about a topic that I was unfamiliar with. The playis set in the early 1960s when men
would go to the Catskill Mountains and escape. But escape what? In this play, they would escape
being men. Seeing the photographic oddness of men being dressed in little neat dresses has
always been a source of comedy and a favorite in theatre. This play is no different. The play was
also a huge success, being nominated for multiple awards, including four Tony s and winning other
awards. With this in mind, I thought I was ready to view the play. What the playwrightwas trying to
say about life is that everyone is different. It raised universal questions of who am I? What is my
identity? To what are the differences in genderidentity and sexual orientation? It truly posed some
fascinating questions about these identities. It even provoked the question of what ensues in
matrimony when one of the partners begins to represent both genders. What happens? Is one
simply cut off? Is there room for them both? It brings out the central conflict of illusion versus
reality in my eyes. This is because these are grown adult men, married with a spouse of the
opposite sex. Yet in spite of all this,
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Casa Valentina by Harvey Fierstein. The play certainly was not what I expected once I saw it
live. Before going to see it and writing this paper, I decided to do some research on both of the
plays to see if I could get a better understanding of them. As a result, I decided on Casa Valentina
because it was about a topic that I was unfamiliar with. The playis set in the early 1960s when men
would go to the Catskill Mountains and escape. But escape what? In this play, they would escape
being men. Seeing the photographic oddness of men being dressed in little neat dresses has
always been a source of comedy and a favorite in theatre. This play is no different. The play was
also a huge success, being nominated for multiple awards, including four Tony s and winning other
awards. With this in mind, I thought I was ready to view the play. What the playwrightwas trying to
say about life is that everyone is different. It raised universal questions of who am I? What is my
identity? To what are the differences in genderidentity and sexual orientation? It truly posed some
fascinating questions about these identities. It even provoked the question of what ensues in
matrimony when one of the partners begins to represent both genders. What happens? Is one
simply cut off? Is there room for them both? It brings out the central conflict of illusion versus
reality in my eyes. This is because these are grown adult men, married with a spouse of the
opposite sex. Yet in spite of all this,
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Romeo And Juliet Caused By Actions
Was Romeo and Juliet s death caused by actions? Or was it just an unfortunate tragedy? In the
play Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare, the two star crossed lovers suffer one of
the most well known tragedies in English literature. A tragedy that ends their lives. However, the
tragedy that destroys Romeo and Juliet is their own fault. It was because of their own feeling of
love, unthought of decisions, and own marriage despite being enemies, that they both suffered the
consequence of their actions: death. Before meeting each other, Romeo and Juliet had others things
in mind. They each had their own life and worries, and had absolutely nothing to do with each
other. Romeo was depressed because of his unrequited... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before this, Romeo and Juliet were frustrated with their lives and wanted nothing to do with
love. Romeo was depressed because Rosaline did not return his feelings. He was sad and had no
means of attending to the Capulet s party because of his grieving and broken heart. However, his
feelings changed when he saw Juliet at the party the night after. Did my heart love till now?
Forswear it, sight! For I ne er saw true beauty till this night. (I.v.50 51) Romeo was mesmerized
by Juliet since the first time he saw her, and his feelings immediately changed when he saw her.
All sense of sadness went away in less than a minute. Romeo was too immersed in his so called
love, that he did not even think about what could happen when he decided to go meet Juliet.
Even though he just met her, Romeo already fell in love with Juliet even without knowing her
name. This is a bit rushed, since he was only grieving the loss of Rosaline the day before, and he
seemed too down to even think about someone else. But now, he is completely in love with
Juliet despite having not met her. Juliet also reacted in a similar manner, but her love for Romeo
is only revealed after the party when she asked Nurse who he was. As the news of him being a
Montague came down, Juliet exclaimed her sorrow and love for the man known as her enemy. My
only love sprung from my only hate! (I.v.138) Here Juliet clearly says that her only love
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Was Romeo and Juliet s death caused by actions? Or was it just an unfortunate tragedy? In the
play Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare, the two star crossed lovers suffer one of
the most well known tragedies in English literature. A tragedy that ends their lives. However, the
tragedy that destroys Romeo and Juliet is their own fault. It was because of their own feeling of
love, unthought of decisions, and own marriage despite being enemies, that they both suffered the
consequence of their actions: death. Before meeting each other, Romeo and Juliet had others things
in mind. They each had their own life and worries, and had absolutely nothing to do with each
other. Romeo was depressed because of his unrequited... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before this, Romeo and Juliet were frustrated with their lives and wanted nothing to do with
love. Romeo was depressed because Rosaline did not return his feelings. He was sad and had no
means of attending to the Capulet s party because of his grieving and broken heart. However, his
feelings changed when he saw Juliet at the party the night after. Did my heart love till now?
Forswear it, sight! For I ne er saw true beauty till this night. (I.v.50 51) Romeo was mesmerized
by Juliet since the first time he saw her, and his feelings immediately changed when he saw her.
All sense of sadness went away in less than a minute. Romeo was too immersed in his so called
love, that he did not even think about what could happen when he decided to go meet Juliet.
Even though he just met her, Romeo already fell in love with Juliet even without knowing her
name. This is a bit rushed, since he was only grieving the loss of Rosaline the day before, and he
seemed too down to even think about someone else. But now, he is completely in love with
Juliet despite having not met her. Juliet also reacted in a similar manner, but her love for Romeo
is only revealed after the party when she asked Nurse who he was. As the news of him being a
Montague came down, Juliet exclaimed her sorrow and love for the man known as her enemy. My
only love sprung from my only hate! (I.v.138) Here Juliet clearly says that her only love
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Essay On Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Inflammatory bowel disease(IBD) is a chronic lifelong disease that causes inflammation of the
gastrointestinal (GI) tract. There are two most common types of IBD, Chrohn s disease and
Ulcerative colitis. The GI is responsible for digestion of food, absorption of nutrients, breaking
down, and elimination of waste from the body. The GI tract includes all of the parts of the body
that digest food. It begins with mouth it follows down your throat into the esophagus,through
stomach, small intestine, large intestine,rectum, and it finishes with your rectum. Chrohn s disease
and ulcerative colitishave many things in common but they have some important differences. There
is also a third type of IBD, indeterminate colitis can sometimes be diagnosed.
Chrohn s disease affect any part of the GI tract, from the mouth to the anus. It sometimes affect the
end of the small intestine (the ileum) where it joins the beginning of the colon. It may appear in
patches, affecting some areas of the GI tract while leaving other sections completely untouched.
Inflammation may also extend through the entire thickness of the intestinal wall.
Ulcerative colitis on the other hand, It may be limited to the large intestine (colon). It can involve
the entire colon,or may be limited to the lower colon. It could spread continuously ... Show more
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They may change over time or even dissapear for a while. You may not have every symptom and
symptoms may not be the same for everyone. They sometimes go away when the inflammation is
under control. Common symptoms f IBD include, urgent need to go to the bathroom, frequent
diarrhea, somettimes bloody, poor absorption of nutrients, poor appetite, nausea, weight loss,
feeling tired, pain in the abdominal area. It can sometimes lead to symptoms outside of the GI tract
such as joint pain and stiffness, mouth ulcers, fever which can indicate inflamation somewhere in
the body, eye irritation, skin
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Inflammatory bowel disease(IBD) is a chronic lifelong disease that causes inflammation of the
gastrointestinal (GI) tract. There are two most common types of IBD, Chrohn s disease and
Ulcerative colitis. The GI is responsible for digestion of food, absorption of nutrients, breaking
down, and elimination of waste from the body. The GI tract includes all of the parts of the body
that digest food. It begins with mouth it follows down your throat into the esophagus,through
stomach, small intestine, large intestine,rectum, and it finishes with your rectum. Chrohn s disease
and ulcerative colitishave many things in common but they have some important differences. There
is also a third type of IBD, indeterminate colitis can sometimes be diagnosed.
Chrohn s disease affect any part of the GI tract, from the mouth to the anus. It sometimes affect the
end of the small intestine (the ileum) where it joins the beginning of the colon. It may appear in
patches, affecting some areas of the GI tract while leaving other sections completely untouched.
Inflammation may also extend through the entire thickness of the intestinal wall.
Ulcerative colitis on the other hand, It may be limited to the large intestine (colon). It can involve
the entire colon,or may be limited to the lower colon. It could spread continuously ... Show more
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They may change over time or even dissapear for a while. You may not have every symptom and
symptoms may not be the same for everyone. They sometimes go away when the inflammation is
under control. Common symptoms f IBD include, urgent need to go to the bathroom, frequent
diarrhea, somettimes bloody, poor absorption of nutrients, poor appetite, nausea, weight loss,
feeling tired, pain in the abdominal area. It can sometimes lead to symptoms outside of the GI tract
such as joint pain and stiffness, mouth ulcers, fever which can indicate inflamation somewhere in
the body, eye irritation, skin
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Paris Peace Conference Vs Treaty Of Versailles
During the Paris Peace Conference, there were many different approaches how to create an
effective solution after the conflicts of the war. Georges Clemenceau of France, who had also
served during the French defeat in the Franco Prussian War, wanted revenge on Germany by
humiliating the country. The actions of the British representative, David Lloyd George, were
driven purely by self interest, and the Italian representative, Vittorio Orlando, was greedy in his
pursuit to acquire colonies. However, the representative from the United States, President Wilson,
sought to create a plan that would create a fair peace. Wilson felt that it was essential to create a
proposal that would establish a liberal structure of peace to prevent major European powers from
engaging in further conflict over issues such as colonies. The plan that President Wilson designed,
called the Fourteen Points, outlined multiple objectives. First, the... Show more content on
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The final plan of the Conference, the Treaty of Versailles, was much different from Wilson s
Fourteen Points. Wilson s plan called for a just peace and prevent future wars, whereas the Treaty
of Versailles called for punishing Germany. The major points of the Treaty included Germany
losing one tenth of its land, Germany having to downsize their army and disband their navy and
airforce altogether, Germany paying reparations that would cripple its economy, and Germany
having to admit that they were the cause of World War I. These points would allow for the rise of
fascist powers in Italy and Germany, eventually leading to the outbreak of World War II. However,
one success of Wilson s plan was Point 14, which led to the creation of the League of Nations, a
group of nations that would meet to prevent conflict and preserve peace. Overall, the Fourteen
Points were not well received at the Paris Peace Conference and would not achieve the success that
President Wilson hoped they
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During the Paris Peace Conference, there were many different approaches how to create an
effective solution after the conflicts of the war. Georges Clemenceau of France, who had also
served during the French defeat in the Franco Prussian War, wanted revenge on Germany by
humiliating the country. The actions of the British representative, David Lloyd George, were
driven purely by self interest, and the Italian representative, Vittorio Orlando, was greedy in his
pursuit to acquire colonies. However, the representative from the United States, President Wilson,
sought to create a plan that would create a fair peace. Wilson felt that it was essential to create a
proposal that would establish a liberal structure of peace to prevent major European powers from
engaging in further conflict over issues such as colonies. The plan that President Wilson designed,
called the Fourteen Points, outlined multiple objectives. First, the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The final plan of the Conference, the Treaty of Versailles, was much different from Wilson s
Fourteen Points. Wilson s plan called for a just peace and prevent future wars, whereas the Treaty
of Versailles called for punishing Germany. The major points of the Treaty included Germany
losing one tenth of its land, Germany having to downsize their army and disband their navy and
airforce altogether, Germany paying reparations that would cripple its economy, and Germany
having to admit that they were the cause of World War I. These points would allow for the rise of
fascist powers in Italy and Germany, eventually leading to the outbreak of World War II. However,
one success of Wilson s plan was Point 14, which led to the creation of the League of Nations, a
group of nations that would meet to prevent conflict and preserve peace. Overall, the Fourteen
Points were not well received at the Paris Peace Conference and would not achieve the success that
President Wilson hoped they
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A Comparison of Newspapers
A Comparison of Newspapers There are two main types of newspapers, tabloids and broadsheets.
The tabloid focuses on people and often reports on celebrities. Some types of tabloids include The
People, Daily Star, The Mirror, The Sun, News of The World and Daily Sport. Tabloidpapers are
usually read by working class males as they feature many articles about females. The broadsheet
however focuses on facts and opinions. Some broadsheets include The Telegraph, Guardian,
Observer and The Times. The broadsheet is called a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both of these draw our attention to the headline. The headline is Heroes of the flood underneath
the words the flood there is a picture of the flood, this could be juxtaposition. The juxtaposition
links the word flood with the image. The sub heading, just below the headline, is a complete
contrast to the headline as the sub heading is black. At the bottom of the page there are photos of
heroes and survivors this adds to the sense of sadness, also the headline and pictures have a torn
frame to give a sense of a community split or broken. There is also a small map with a near town
and a river; it is a very basic map to show the readers the relationship between Boscastle and
water. There are also 2 pictures of Boscastle, a before and after. This could be similar to the
headline and sub heading with a complete contrast or change.
The Guardian has basic presentational features with a heading in bold print, the heading says In 2
hours a seaside village was reduced to ruins next to it there is a large picture of Boscastle in ruins
this could have been juxtaposition. Apart from these two factors there are no more presentational
features.
The first paragraph of the Sun article is very big and maybe
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A Comparison of Newspapers There are two main types of newspapers, tabloids and broadsheets.
The tabloid focuses on people and often reports on celebrities. Some types of tabloids include The
People, Daily Star, The Mirror, The Sun, News of The World and Daily Sport. Tabloidpapers are
usually read by working class males as they feature many articles about females. The broadsheet
however focuses on facts and opinions. Some broadsheets include The Telegraph, Guardian,
Observer and The Times. The broadsheet is called a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both of these draw our attention to the headline. The headline is Heroes of the flood underneath
the words the flood there is a picture of the flood, this could be juxtaposition. The juxtaposition
links the word flood with the image. The sub heading, just below the headline, is a complete
contrast to the headline as the sub heading is black. At the bottom of the page there are photos of
heroes and survivors this adds to the sense of sadness, also the headline and pictures have a torn
frame to give a sense of a community split or broken. There is also a small map with a near town
and a river; it is a very basic map to show the readers the relationship between Boscastle and
water. There are also 2 pictures of Boscastle, a before and after. This could be similar to the
headline and sub heading with a complete contrast or change.
The Guardian has basic presentational features with a heading in bold print, the heading says In 2
hours a seaside village was reduced to ruins next to it there is a large picture of Boscastle in ruins
this could have been juxtaposition. Apart from these two factors there are no more presentational
features.
The first paragraph of the Sun article is very big and maybe
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Social Norm In Society And Social Aspects Of Society
A norm is a behavior or unspoken rule that society has deemed as normal or acceptable. Those
who do not follow the norms of a group may be shunned or looked at as different. The norm I
will be violating for my project is asking people that I am unfamiliar with to do something simple
for me. It is not common for a stranger to ask another stranger to do something that they are
seemingly able to do. This normacts as a mechanism of social control by keeping people from
talking to those who are unfamiliar. It also puts forward the idea that we should be able to do all
simple tasks ourselves. To break this norm, I am going to wear tennis shoes with one of the laces
untied and ask strangers passing by to tie my shoe for me.
The range of possible reactions for this norm might be people who are willing to help a stranger tie
their shoe, people who ignore the question and keep walking, some might be hesitant and question
why, and people might say no straight away. I predict the major reaction to be people
questioning why can I not do it myself, and then they keep walking. I do not think the majority
of people will be willing to tie a stranger s shoe, especially since I look like I can easily do it
myself. I think reactions would be different if I had my hands full of something, like books.
The norm violation took place on the sidewalks of campus. I figured it would be more natural to
just walk up to someone that was already coming towards me. I made sure my shoe was already
untied,
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A norm is a behavior or unspoken rule that society has deemed as normal or acceptable. Those
who do not follow the norms of a group may be shunned or looked at as different. The norm I
will be violating for my project is asking people that I am unfamiliar with to do something simple
for me. It is not common for a stranger to ask another stranger to do something that they are
seemingly able to do. This normacts as a mechanism of social control by keeping people from
talking to those who are unfamiliar. It also puts forward the idea that we should be able to do all
simple tasks ourselves. To break this norm, I am going to wear tennis shoes with one of the laces
untied and ask strangers passing by to tie my shoe for me.
The range of possible reactions for this norm might be people who are willing to help a stranger tie
their shoe, people who ignore the question and keep walking, some might be hesitant and question
why, and people might say no straight away. I predict the major reaction to be people
questioning why can I not do it myself, and then they keep walking. I do not think the majority
of people will be willing to tie a stranger s shoe, especially since I look like I can easily do it
myself. I think reactions would be different if I had my hands full of something, like books.
The norm violation took place on the sidewalks of campus. I figured it would be more natural to
just walk up to someone that was already coming towards me. I made sure my shoe was already
untied,
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Group Owner Responsibilities
Define descriptively what kind of external partner is appropriate for these groups. We can also
control some of this system properties side with the defined email addresses (i.e. *partner.com),
however the list could be very long and possibly unmanageable so we might leave it undefined for
now. Require the group owners to take/pass some brief training on our internal security
requirements, managing an external group, and how to manage the partners access to the group.
Require a signed confidentiality/non disclosure agreement with the partners ( we need to still check
on the details around this one).
Anyone who wants to start an external access group will have to submit a support ticket or the
Private\Secret group workflow needs to be changed to get routed to our governance team. If their
use case is approved, then the Private or Secret group would be activated by the Admin team for ...
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Two Group Owners Are Required to Monitor Content Posted
It s always a good idea to have two group owners, so one can cover when the other is not in the
office. For externally accessible groups this is a requirement. Both owners must have completed the
security training, and both must enable notifications and commit to review any content posted in
their group promptly. If anything inappropriate for viewing by group members gets posted, the
group owners must remove it immediately. Remove Access Promptly
When external contributors cease working with , their access to all groups must be promptly
removed. As the group owner Administrator, this vital security step is your responsibility. We will
periodically audit externally accessible groups to ensure compliance, and permissions to create
groups may be removed if the requirements for managing them securely have not been fulfilled.
Remind Group Members
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Define descriptively what kind of external partner is appropriate for these groups. We can also
control some of this system properties side with the defined email addresses (i.e. *partner.com),
however the list could be very long and possibly unmanageable so we might leave it undefined for
now. Require the group owners to take/pass some brief training on our internal security
requirements, managing an external group, and how to manage the partners access to the group.
Require a signed confidentiality/non disclosure agreement with the partners ( we need to still check
on the details around this one).
Anyone who wants to start an external access group will have to submit a support ticket or the
Private\Secret group workflow needs to be changed to get routed to our governance team. If their
use case is approved, then the Private or Secret group would be activated by the Admin team for ...
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Two Group Owners Are Required to Monitor Content Posted
It s always a good idea to have two group owners, so one can cover when the other is not in the
office. For externally accessible groups this is a requirement. Both owners must have completed the
security training, and both must enable notifications and commit to review any content posted in
their group promptly. If anything inappropriate for viewing by group members gets posted, the
group owners must remove it immediately. Remove Access Promptly
When external contributors cease working with , their access to all groups must be promptly
removed. As the group owner Administrator, this vital security step is your responsibility. We will
periodically audit externally accessible groups to ensure compliance, and permissions to create
groups may be removed if the requirements for managing them securely have not been fulfilled.
Remind Group Members
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Open and Prosperous Trade with South Africa
Introduction
South Africa has enjoyed since the early 90 s open and prosperous trade between there international
relationships. The ruling party however has been under the spotlight for majority of their duration
in power. In the duration of the ruling parties last term there has been many changes; new
competitive political parties were formed, service delivery strikes have risen tremendously, youth
have lost faith in the government and literacy and education has been criticised globally.Based on
research previously done discussing the key parties for the 2014 elections and status of the
countries international trade the report will discuss the implications from the 2014 elections that
will affect the global view and standing of the country. First to addressed is the new parties and
their role in the 2014 election. An in depth look at the trade economic relations between the nation
will be discussed and what the implications are globally if the ruling party loses of their power in
parliament. Lastly to be discussed will be the ionternational relations between the nation and its
counterparts and how the 2014 election outcome could impact the global standing of the nation.
Key Political Parties
South Africa has been run by the African National Congress for 20 years, without any real
competitor challenging them. According to the daily maverick the motives for voters to cast their
ballad for a particular party in the 2014 election will not be because of race as it was in the
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Introduction
South Africa has enjoyed since the early 90 s open and prosperous trade between there international
relationships. The ruling party however has been under the spotlight for majority of their duration
in power. In the duration of the ruling parties last term there has been many changes; new
competitive political parties were formed, service delivery strikes have risen tremendously, youth
have lost faith in the government and literacy and education has been criticised globally.Based on
research previously done discussing the key parties for the 2014 elections and status of the
countries international trade the report will discuss the implications from the 2014 elections that
will affect the global view and standing of the country. First to addressed is the new parties and
their role in the 2014 election. An in depth look at the trade economic relations between the nation
will be discussed and what the implications are globally if the ruling party loses of their power in
parliament. Lastly to be discussed will be the ionternational relations between the nation and its
counterparts and how the 2014 election outcome could impact the global standing of the nation.
Key Political Parties
South Africa has been run by the African National Congress for 20 years, without any real
competitor challenging them. According to the daily maverick the motives for voters to cast their
ballad for a particular party in the 2014 election will not be because of race as it was in the
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The Manic Pixie Dream Girl
What defines a woman; is it their grace, femininity, vagina, ability to give life or is it their
ability to support a man who disregards her intellect for her heart? The manic pixie dream girl,
the sweet, charming, slim, witty woman whose main purpose in the movie is to assist the man
with his complex life problems who believes the world is against him. We have all seen this
trope before with many of our favorite stars whether it s Audrey Hepburn, Kristen Dunst or
Natalie Portman. This stereotype is so faulted that it is uncanny how movies still make a profit
from such a lazy poorly written storyline feeding off of old age ideologies even though at the
current moment we have a new wave of feminism approaching. The Manic Pixie Dream Girl is...
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Thus reiterating the standard notions of power over women. In addition, there are social,
political and economical implications that allow for these to take place and manifest in the
discursive system. For example, politically men are able to hold higher positions and statues, so
therefore it influences the economical forces of men being able to earn more than women on
average creating an unequal wage gap, which therefore influences the social forces that allow for
men to have power over women and as Foucalt says demonstrates the power of the imagined
spectator. The movie influences spectators views on hegemonic structures of men and women and
continues the process of identification; the process of how the spectator responds to an image.
The trope is flawed within the sense that when a spectator watches they adhere to the images and
desire to be like the character. Overtime the manipulation continues to leave subtle structures. As a
women watching a Manic Pixie Dream Girl it perpetrates that I too should aspire to be like Holly
or Claire. From a male point of view it shows men that they are their own saviors despite funneling
knowledge from their female counterparts. Both Paul and Drew fail to realize that they would
have not made it through their tribulation without their dream girl. This is flawed and tells
women that they are put in place to help a man. Although the idea has stayed the same the way
in which it is presented has changed. In Breakfast at Tiffany s, Holly is self deprecating in the
sense that she doesn t realize she loves Paul and nearly sabotages the relationship. Paul leaves
forcing Holly to run after him to confess her love. In the golden age it was very well rooted that
women needed men and essentially required to bow down to him. However, in Elizabethtown
Claire let s Drew find her, well she hopes that he will
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What defines a woman; is it their grace, femininity, vagina, ability to give life or is it their
ability to support a man who disregards her intellect for her heart? The manic pixie dream girl,
the sweet, charming, slim, witty woman whose main purpose in the movie is to assist the man
with his complex life problems who believes the world is against him. We have all seen this
trope before with many of our favorite stars whether it s Audrey Hepburn, Kristen Dunst or
Natalie Portman. This stereotype is so faulted that it is uncanny how movies still make a profit
from such a lazy poorly written storyline feeding off of old age ideologies even though at the
current moment we have a new wave of feminism approaching. The Manic Pixie Dream Girl is...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thus reiterating the standard notions of power over women. In addition, there are social,
political and economical implications that allow for these to take place and manifest in the
discursive system. For example, politically men are able to hold higher positions and statues, so
therefore it influences the economical forces of men being able to earn more than women on
average creating an unequal wage gap, which therefore influences the social forces that allow for
men to have power over women and as Foucalt says demonstrates the power of the imagined
spectator. The movie influences spectators views on hegemonic structures of men and women and
continues the process of identification; the process of how the spectator responds to an image.
The trope is flawed within the sense that when a spectator watches they adhere to the images and
desire to be like the character. Overtime the manipulation continues to leave subtle structures. As a
women watching a Manic Pixie Dream Girl it perpetrates that I too should aspire to be like Holly
or Claire. From a male point of view it shows men that they are their own saviors despite funneling
knowledge from their female counterparts. Both Paul and Drew fail to realize that they would
have not made it through their tribulation without their dream girl. This is flawed and tells
women that they are put in place to help a man. Although the idea has stayed the same the way
in which it is presented has changed. In Breakfast at Tiffany s, Holly is self deprecating in the
sense that she doesn t realize she loves Paul and nearly sabotages the relationship. Paul leaves
forcing Holly to run after him to confess her love. In the golden age it was very well rooted that
women needed men and essentially required to bow down to him. However, in Elizabethtown
Claire let s Drew find her, well she hopes that he will
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Religion And Spirituality On The United States Of America...
Religion and spirituality have been complex issues in the United States of America. This is
especially true when it comes to Native Americans. Since the 16th century, contact between
Native Americans and Europeans has been filled with both good and bad. In this paper, the issue
of religion and spirituality and how they figure into the story of Indian European contact between
the 16th and 21st centuries will be discussed. The people of the Eastern Woodlands held beliefs
about the human, natural, and supernatural worlds. The people believed that there was no line
between the human and natural worlds. In some languages, animals were referred to as people.
Humans were referred to as extra people, or people people. They also believed there was no line
between the natural and supernatural worlds. They also had in their beliefs the idea of manitou.
Manitou roughly translates to spirit in English. They believed there was manitou in everything in
the human, natural, and supernatural worlds. They believed there was power in the natural world
itself. In a reading done in class, Farmers of the Woodlands, written by Peter Nabokov and Dean
Snow, there is discussion of the religious and spiritual beliefs of the people who lived in the
Eastern Woodlands. For the Penobscot bands, they had the spiritual belief of totems. These totems
were animals. They believed the totems were the ancestors to the people of the band. These totems
linked them to the lands they lived, hunted, and fished
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Religion and spirituality have been complex issues in the United States of America. This is
especially true when it comes to Native Americans. Since the 16th century, contact between
Native Americans and Europeans has been filled with both good and bad. In this paper, the issue
of religion and spirituality and how they figure into the story of Indian European contact between
the 16th and 21st centuries will be discussed. The people of the Eastern Woodlands held beliefs
about the human, natural, and supernatural worlds. The people believed that there was no line
between the human and natural worlds. In some languages, animals were referred to as people.
Humans were referred to as extra people, or people people. They also believed there was no line
between the natural and supernatural worlds. They also had in their beliefs the idea of manitou.
Manitou roughly translates to spirit in English. They believed there was manitou in everything in
the human, natural, and supernatural worlds. They believed there was power in the natural world
itself. In a reading done in class, Farmers of the Woodlands, written by Peter Nabokov and Dean
Snow, there is discussion of the religious and spiritual beliefs of the people who lived in the
Eastern Woodlands. For the Penobscot bands, they had the spiritual belief of totems. These totems
were animals. They believed the totems were the ancestors to the people of the band. These totems
linked them to the lands they lived, hunted, and fished
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The Role Of A Supervisor
When an officer uses force on a suspect, Commander Pitcher explains that reporting to the
department managers on what happened in an incident from an objective perspective is critical to
the investigation. Officers must be able to justify to their management each individual punch, kick,
baton swing, gun shots, and Taser rounds. If an officer cannot justify all of their actions against the
suspect then this becomes excessive force and or unauthorized force. (Commander Pitcher, date).
The role of a supervisor in policework is highly critical as they are responsible for issues that can
ultimately shape American history. In which case, supervisors are directed to respond to the scene
in instances where a subject has been hit by a less lethal impact weapon or in instances where an
officer has negligently or unintentionally discharged the Taser. Officers are required to notify
supervisors immediately whenever less lethal weapons are deployed on a subject.
In an attempt to categorize the different types of police officers who are likely to use force in a
situation, Robert Worden (insert date of publication) proposes two theories concerning the
individual characteristics of an officer. Worden claims there to be two theories that essentially cause
police brutality to occur sociological and psychological theory. The sociological explains that an
officer will act based on the situation of the scene. This is how the officer interprets how the
incident should be handled. The officer
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When an officer uses force on a suspect, Commander Pitcher explains that reporting to the
department managers on what happened in an incident from an objective perspective is critical to
the investigation. Officers must be able to justify to their management each individual punch, kick,
baton swing, gun shots, and Taser rounds. If an officer cannot justify all of their actions against the
suspect then this becomes excessive force and or unauthorized force. (Commander Pitcher, date).
The role of a supervisor in policework is highly critical as they are responsible for issues that can
ultimately shape American history. In which case, supervisors are directed to respond to the scene
in instances where a subject has been hit by a less lethal impact weapon or in instances where an
officer has negligently or unintentionally discharged the Taser. Officers are required to notify
supervisors immediately whenever less lethal weapons are deployed on a subject.
In an attempt to categorize the different types of police officers who are likely to use force in a
situation, Robert Worden (insert date of publication) proposes two theories concerning the
individual characteristics of an officer. Worden claims there to be two theories that essentially cause
police brutality to occur sociological and psychological theory. The sociological explains that an
officer will act based on the situation of the scene. This is how the officer interprets how the
incident should be handled. The officer
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Barnhill V. Child Pornography Wiki
A longtime D.C. police officer was accused of prostituting teenage girls. Officer Linwood
Barnhill Jr was charged with two counts of pandering a minor for the purpose of prostitution
and one count of child pornography. Child Pornography, Wiki means: is pornography that
exploits children for sexual stimulation. Officer Barnhill was with the force for 24 years and was
assigned to the 7th District in Southeast Washington. He met two teenage girls in various places
in 2103 and recruited them as models before arranging for them to meet older men for trysts
costing up to $80.00 with $20.00 going to the Officer. (Pandering: is the act of providing what
someone else needs or requires. As it relates to the law, pandering is the act of recruiting
prostitutes, and soliciting clients for prostitutes.) Sec. 43.01 Texas Penal Code. DEFINITIONS.
Sec. 43.02. PROSTITUTION. A person commits an offense if, in return for receipt of a fee.... Show
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which Police Chief Cathy Lanier said that the allegations had tarnished the reputation of her
force. Barnhill was 6 foot 6, 300 pounds. Barnhill was ordered to be detained until a preliminary
hearing that was scheduled that week. According to documents, one of the 16 year old girls had
gone missing and her family reported her as such. Her family started their own investigation into
their daughter s disappearance. The parents traced her to the Stanton Road Apartments where
Barnhill lived. The girl never engaged in prostitution for Barnhill, but prosecutors say other
women did, including a 15 year old. Prosecutors say Barnhill took nude pictures of the 15 year old
and a 17 year old and filmed the 17 year old performing oral sex on
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A longtime D.C. police officer was accused of prostituting teenage girls. Officer Linwood
Barnhill Jr was charged with two counts of pandering a minor for the purpose of prostitution
and one count of child pornography. Child Pornography, Wiki means: is pornography that
exploits children for sexual stimulation. Officer Barnhill was with the force for 24 years and was
assigned to the 7th District in Southeast Washington. He met two teenage girls in various places
in 2103 and recruited them as models before arranging for them to meet older men for trysts
costing up to $80.00 with $20.00 going to the Officer. (Pandering: is the act of providing what
someone else needs or requires. As it relates to the law, pandering is the act of recruiting
prostitutes, and soliciting clients for prostitutes.) Sec. 43.01 Texas Penal Code. DEFINITIONS.
Sec. 43.02. PROSTITUTION. A person commits an offense if, in return for receipt of a fee.... Show
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which Police Chief Cathy Lanier said that the allegations had tarnished the reputation of her
force. Barnhill was 6 foot 6, 300 pounds. Barnhill was ordered to be detained until a preliminary
hearing that was scheduled that week. According to documents, one of the 16 year old girls had
gone missing and her family reported her as such. Her family started their own investigation into
their daughter s disappearance. The parents traced her to the Stanton Road Apartments where
Barnhill lived. The girl never engaged in prostitution for Barnhill, but prosecutors say other
women did, including a 15 year old. Prosecutors say Barnhill took nude pictures of the 15 year old
and a 17 year old and filmed the 17 year old performing oral sex on
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Characterism In Look Back In Anger By John Osborne
INTRODUCTION OF LOOK BACK IN ANGER The play Look Back in Anger (1956) is
written by John Osborne. The play is actually a love triangle involving an educated young man of
working class origin Jimmy Porter, his upper middle class wife Alison, and her haughty best
friend Helena Charles. Cliff, who is a true friend to both Jimmy and Alison, and attempts to keep
the peace. The play was a huge success on the stage, and initiated the term angry young men to
describe Osborne and those of his generation who employed this harshness of realism in the theatre.
Look Back in Anger is thoroughly an autobiographical play in one respect. The hero... Show more
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Osborne wrote the play to express what it felt like to live in England during the 1950s. In the
earlier times, very less attention was given to literature that reflected the treatment and living
circumstances experienced by the lower class people. John Osborne was one of the leading
literary figures of the Angry Young Men movement . As the Angry Young Men movement
began to popularize these themes, the acceptance of related issues became more and more
widespread. Osborne depicted these issues within his play through the eyes of his protagonist,
Jimmy. Throughout the play, Jimmy was seeing the wrong people go hungry, the wrong people
be loved, the wrong people dying . Post world war, the quality of life in England for lower class
citizens was extremely poor; Osborne used this theme to demonstrate how the state of Britain was
guilty of neglect towards those that needed assistance the most. In the play there are comparisons
of educated people with savages, it also highlights the major difference between classes. Alison
remarks on this issue while she, Jimmy and cliff are sharing an apartment, stating how she felt she
had been placed into a jungle . Jimmy was represented as an embodiment of the young, rebellious
post war generation that questioned the state and its actions. Look Back in Anger provided some
of its audience with the hope that Osborne s work would bring revolution in the British theatre and
enable it to act as a
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INTRODUCTION OF LOOK BACK IN ANGER The play Look Back in Anger (1956) is
written by John Osborne. The play is actually a love triangle involving an educated young man of
working class origin Jimmy Porter, his upper middle class wife Alison, and her haughty best
friend Helena Charles. Cliff, who is a true friend to both Jimmy and Alison, and attempts to keep
the peace. The play was a huge success on the stage, and initiated the term angry young men to
describe Osborne and those of his generation who employed this harshness of realism in the theatre.
Look Back in Anger is thoroughly an autobiographical play in one respect. The hero... Show more
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Osborne wrote the play to express what it felt like to live in England during the 1950s. In the
earlier times, very less attention was given to literature that reflected the treatment and living
circumstances experienced by the lower class people. John Osborne was one of the leading
literary figures of the Angry Young Men movement . As the Angry Young Men movement
began to popularize these themes, the acceptance of related issues became more and more
widespread. Osborne depicted these issues within his play through the eyes of his protagonist,
Jimmy. Throughout the play, Jimmy was seeing the wrong people go hungry, the wrong people
be loved, the wrong people dying . Post world war, the quality of life in England for lower class
citizens was extremely poor; Osborne used this theme to demonstrate how the state of Britain was
guilty of neglect towards those that needed assistance the most. In the play there are comparisons
of educated people with savages, it also highlights the major difference between classes. Alison
remarks on this issue while she, Jimmy and cliff are sharing an apartment, stating how she felt she
had been placed into a jungle . Jimmy was represented as an embodiment of the young, rebellious
post war generation that questioned the state and its actions. Look Back in Anger provided some
of its audience with the hope that Osborne s work would bring revolution in the British theatre and
enable it to act as a
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Guatemala And United States Government Systems Essay
Guatemala and United States Government Systems Government is the authority that addresses,
control and administers the institutions of a community. Every country has ruled by a governance
structure. There are different kinds of government. This comparison is about the United States and
Guatemala s forms of government.
United States system has its foundation on an agreement between the people and the government to
ensure that individual liberties continue to prosper under a free society. The Declaration of
Independence lists three important rights that the Founding Fathers considered natural and
unalienable. They are the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. Government exists to
protect these rights. On other hand, the purpose of Guatemala s government, according to the
Guatemala s Constitution, is to promote the common welfare, the consolidation of the regime of
legality, security, equality, justice, liberty and peace. Both countries have its foundation on
democracy; nevertheless, there are specific characteristics that mark a difference between them.
First, United States Constitution establishes a system of government named representative
democracy . In a representative democracy or indirect democracy, the power to govern comes
from the people, who have the highest power. The government works for the people and protects
their rights; this is Popular Sovereignty . The people elect representatives to make laws. Laws made
in the United States must follow
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Guatemala and United States Government Systems Government is the authority that addresses,
control and administers the institutions of a community. Every country has ruled by a governance
structure. There are different kinds of government. This comparison is about the United States and
Guatemala s forms of government.
United States system has its foundation on an agreement between the people and the government to
ensure that individual liberties continue to prosper under a free society. The Declaration of
Independence lists three important rights that the Founding Fathers considered natural and
unalienable. They are the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. Government exists to
protect these rights. On other hand, the purpose of Guatemala s government, according to the
Guatemala s Constitution, is to promote the common welfare, the consolidation of the regime of
legality, security, equality, justice, liberty and peace. Both countries have its foundation on
democracy; nevertheless, there are specific characteristics that mark a difference between them.
First, United States Constitution establishes a system of government named representative
democracy . In a representative democracy or indirect democracy, the power to govern comes
from the people, who have the highest power. The government works for the people and protects
their rights; this is Popular Sovereignty . The people elect representatives to make laws. Laws made
in the United States must follow
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The Neural Network Model
In the present chapter determining the radius for a given resonant frequency of centre feed circular
microstrip antenna has been estimated using the FFBP ANN
In the present chapter the radius for a given resonant frequency of a centre feed circular microstrip
patch antenna has been analysed using two layer neural network structures FFBP ANN model. The
Levenberg Marquardt training algorithm and the transfer function tansig have been used to
implement the neural network model. The simulated values for training and testing the neural
network model are obtained by analysing the circular microstrip patch antenna using CST
Microwave Studio Software (CST MWS). The results obtained using ANNs are compared with the
simulation findings and found ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Figure 3.1 shows the training performance graph that indicates the best validation performance and
number of epochs required to achieve the minimum mean square error level. The number of epochs
required for training the aforesaid neural network to achieve mean square error (MSE) is 668. The
training time is 3 seconds and the training algorithm used in the analysis model is Levenberg
Marquardt training algorithm.
Figure 3.2 shows the training state of the FFBP ANN model, the training state condition is shown
by 3 different graphs in the first graph gradient value is shown at different epochs, in the next
graph Mu which indicates the error values at different epochs are shown and the third figure shows
the validation check points at different epochs. All the three graphs are showing the values at epoch
674.
The network is tested for 10 patterns and the table 3.1 shows the comparison of results of CST and
FFBP ANN with 5 neurons for radius with the variation of the resonant frequency of the circular
patch microstrip antenna computing MSE function with constant substrate height and dielectric
constant.
The network is realized using FFBP architecture. In the model, developed for the analysis of radius
there are 10
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In the present chapter determining the radius for a given resonant frequency of centre feed circular
microstrip antenna has been estimated using the FFBP ANN
In the present chapter the radius for a given resonant frequency of a centre feed circular microstrip
patch antenna has been analysed using two layer neural network structures FFBP ANN model. The
Levenberg Marquardt training algorithm and the transfer function tansig have been used to
implement the neural network model. The simulated values for training and testing the neural
network model are obtained by analysing the circular microstrip patch antenna using CST
Microwave Studio Software (CST MWS). The results obtained using ANNs are compared with the
simulation findings and found ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Figure 3.1 shows the training performance graph that indicates the best validation performance and
number of epochs required to achieve the minimum mean square error level. The number of epochs
required for training the aforesaid neural network to achieve mean square error (MSE) is 668. The
training time is 3 seconds and the training algorithm used in the analysis model is Levenberg
Marquardt training algorithm.
Figure 3.2 shows the training state of the FFBP ANN model, the training state condition is shown
by 3 different graphs in the first graph gradient value is shown at different epochs, in the next
graph Mu which indicates the error values at different epochs are shown and the third figure shows
the validation check points at different epochs. All the three graphs are showing the values at epoch
674.
The network is tested for 10 patterns and the table 3.1 shows the comparison of results of CST and
FFBP ANN with 5 neurons for radius with the variation of the resonant frequency of the circular
patch microstrip antenna computing MSE function with constant substrate height and dielectric
constant.
The network is realized using FFBP architecture. In the model, developed for the analysis of radius
there are 10
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Legalizing Marijuana For Open Recreational Use
In 2014, Florida joined the growing ranks of states that have found themselves engaged in the
legislative and moral debates regarding whether the time has arrived to legalize the possession,
distribution, and use of marijuana for medicinal and/or recreational use. While hotly debated on
both sides, one of the more ironic factors regarding the issue of legalization is that it was found
to be perhaps the most logically and fairly debated topics of the state s recent mid term elections.
The facts of legalization are becoming more black and white and less about morality, which may
be a testament to why 24 U.S. states and the District of Columbia have enacted laws legalizing
medicinal marijuana. Of those states, Alaska, Oregon, Washington, and Colorado have also
legalized marijuana for recreational use. Although the idea of legalizing marijuana for open
recreational use may further incense opponents of its government sanctioning, it can also be
contended that doing so only gives state and federal entities a better ability to monitor how
marijuana is being distributed and removes a great deal of the temptation or necessity for users and
distributors to use subvert the process of medicinal dispensing to obtain cannabisfor recreational
consumption. This issue also creates a new angle on states rights, as each state is legally able to
enact its own policies and laws, yet the federal government can ultimately intervene and determine
any state s legislation to be illegal.
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In 2014, Florida joined the growing ranks of states that have found themselves engaged in the
legislative and moral debates regarding whether the time has arrived to legalize the possession,
distribution, and use of marijuana for medicinal and/or recreational use. While hotly debated on
both sides, one of the more ironic factors regarding the issue of legalization is that it was found
to be perhaps the most logically and fairly debated topics of the state s recent mid term elections.
The facts of legalization are becoming more black and white and less about morality, which may
be a testament to why 24 U.S. states and the District of Columbia have enacted laws legalizing
medicinal marijuana. Of those states, Alaska, Oregon, Washington, and Colorado have also
legalized marijuana for recreational use. Although the idea of legalizing marijuana for open
recreational use may further incense opponents of its government sanctioning, it can also be
contended that doing so only gives state and federal entities a better ability to monitor how
marijuana is being distributed and removes a great deal of the temptation or necessity for users and
distributors to use subvert the process of medicinal dispensing to obtain cannabisfor recreational
consumption. This issue also creates a new angle on states rights, as each state is legally able to
enact its own policies and laws, yet the federal government can ultimately intervene and determine
any state s legislation to be illegal.
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of The Gender Division Of Labor
In today s society, tasks are usually divided in a household in order to improve productivity.
Division of labor is not only part of workforce labor but it can also be noticed in a household labor.
Some advantages for the division of labor are, a greater increase in technology and time saving for
labor; disadvantages are, loss of responsibility as workers are assigned to a particular task and no
one takes a responsibility from any mistake.
In the household division of labor, tasks are usually divided between men and women of the
household. It is believed that women are better at household work, therefore they should continue
that and since men are more productive at work, they should choose that path. Women are also
forced to stay home as that would be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Every job is a choice, women prefer to stay in clean industries while men choose to work in harsh
and dirty conditions. While this can justify why some women are paid less but it s still not fair
to women who work the same hours and at the same job as men and is still paid less. Even when
neoclassical economist believes that women choose to become pregnant, it still doesn t justify it.
If every woman had believed in just focusing on work and not having children, we might not
even be alive today. Although there are many laws that help prevent gender wage gap
discrimination, including Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and The Paycheck Fairness Act, the wage
gap has a long way to go before it gets better. Furthermore, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics,
there is an increase in the women s labor force in the last 60 years, there is still a division of labor
in a sense that women should do household work while men should go out and work. Even though
this not what my parents wanted to do, but it was rational decision to make from what the economy
forced them to
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In today s society, tasks are usually divided in a household in order to improve productivity.
Division of labor is not only part of workforce labor but it can also be noticed in a household labor.
Some advantages for the division of labor are, a greater increase in technology and time saving for
labor; disadvantages are, loss of responsibility as workers are assigned to a particular task and no
one takes a responsibility from any mistake.
In the household division of labor, tasks are usually divided between men and women of the
household. It is believed that women are better at household work, therefore they should continue
that and since men are more productive at work, they should choose that path. Women are also
forced to stay home as that would be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Every job is a choice, women prefer to stay in clean industries while men choose to work in harsh
and dirty conditions. While this can justify why some women are paid less but it s still not fair
to women who work the same hours and at the same job as men and is still paid less. Even when
neoclassical economist believes that women choose to become pregnant, it still doesn t justify it.
If every woman had believed in just focusing on work and not having children, we might not
even be alive today. Although there are many laws that help prevent gender wage gap
discrimination, including Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and The Paycheck Fairness Act, the wage
gap has a long way to go before it gets better. Furthermore, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics,
there is an increase in the women s labor force in the last 60 years, there is still a division of labor
in a sense that women should do household work while men should go out and work. Even though
this not what my parents wanted to do, but it was rational decision to make from what the economy
forced them to
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China s Current Growth Rate
China is currently the 2nd largest economy in the world, trailing the us and set to overtake the us
economy by 2024 according to the IMF. GDP of china has grown extensively over the past three
decades and have contributed to large scale growth in exports and imports, technological
advancements, health, and more. The acceleration of globalisation was due to two major
advancements, the first was the economic reforms of 1978 when china opened the country and
the joining of the WTO in 2001. China is classified as a socialist economy currently being ruled
by a communist government. China s current growth rate for GDP is recorded as being 7.7% in
2013 and has continued to slowdown over recent years due to a global economic slowdown.
Trade By 2013 china had accounted for 15.4% of GWP and 10.5% of exports of goods and
services around the world. The expansion of china s exports and imports from 2005 to 2012 is
phenomenal. In 2005 exports were valued at $762 billion and in 2012, it was rated at 2,048.8
Billion. Imports during this time increased from $660 billion in 2005 to 1,818 billion in 2012.
However in 2009 china took a small hit as the GFC effected the world economy and the export
value from 2008 to 2009 dropped from $US1,430 billion to $US 1,201 Billion. In 2014 the biggest
exports from china were electronic equipment, machinery, clothing and accessories and furniture,
thus showing the major use of the manufacturing sector in china. The agricultural reform in 1978
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China is currently the 2nd largest economy in the world, trailing the us and set to overtake the us
economy by 2024 according to the IMF. GDP of china has grown extensively over the past three
decades and have contributed to large scale growth in exports and imports, technological
advancements, health, and more. The acceleration of globalisation was due to two major
advancements, the first was the economic reforms of 1978 when china opened the country and
the joining of the WTO in 2001. China is classified as a socialist economy currently being ruled
by a communist government. China s current growth rate for GDP is recorded as being 7.7% in
2013 and has continued to slowdown over recent years due to a global economic slowdown.
Trade By 2013 china had accounted for 15.4% of GWP and 10.5% of exports of goods and
services around the world. The expansion of china s exports and imports from 2005 to 2012 is
phenomenal. In 2005 exports were valued at $762 billion and in 2012, it was rated at 2,048.8
Billion. Imports during this time increased from $660 billion in 2005 to 1,818 billion in 2012.
However in 2009 china took a small hit as the GFC effected the world economy and the export
value from 2008 to 2009 dropped from $US1,430 billion to $US 1,201 Billion. In 2014 the biggest
exports from china were electronic equipment, machinery, clothing and accessories and furniture,
thus showing the major use of the manufacturing sector in china. The agricultural reform in 1978
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The Flood Of Media Attention On Brain Injuries
[Dek:] Women suffer from concussions at a higher rate than men, have more severe symptoms
and are slower to recover. Why? No one knows for certain. But PINKconcussions is working to
find the answer. [Lede:] Like most of us, Katherine Price Sloan Snedaker, Kansas founder and
executive director of PINKconcussions intends to make the most of her brain while she s got it.
After all, she can t take it with her. When the end inevitably comes, it s her hope (and her
advance directive) that scientists studying Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) a
degenerative brain disease caused by repetitive brain trauma will make even more of it. But she s
not waiting until then to make a difference. [paragraph break] The flood of media attention
highlighting brain damage, dementia and suicides among NFL players has inextricably linked
concussions and football in the public psyche. The attention has been justified: Last year,
researchers working with the Concussion Legacy Foundation conducted a post mortem study of
the brains of men who had played football on the college, semi pro and professional levels. Out
of those 165 brains, 131 showed signs of CTE, indicating that not only is the debilitating disease a
risk, it s probably more prevalent among these athletes than previously thought. In fixating
exclusively on football, however, the concussion controversy has lacked a certain breadth. That s
because beyond the line of scrimmage, it s women not men who are most likely to be afflicted by
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[Dek:] Women suffer from concussions at a higher rate than men, have more severe symptoms
and are slower to recover. Why? No one knows for certain. But PINKconcussions is working to
find the answer. [Lede:] Like most of us, Katherine Price Sloan Snedaker, Kansas founder and
executive director of PINKconcussions intends to make the most of her brain while she s got it.
After all, she can t take it with her. When the end inevitably comes, it s her hope (and her
advance directive) that scientists studying Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) a
degenerative brain disease caused by repetitive brain trauma will make even more of it. But she s
not waiting until then to make a difference. [paragraph break] The flood of media attention
highlighting brain damage, dementia and suicides among NFL players has inextricably linked
concussions and football in the public psyche. The attention has been justified: Last year,
researchers working with the Concussion Legacy Foundation conducted a post mortem study of
the brains of men who had played football on the college, semi pro and professional levels. Out
of those 165 brains, 131 showed signs of CTE, indicating that not only is the debilitating disease a
risk, it s probably more prevalent among these athletes than previously thought. In fixating
exclusively on football, however, the concussion controversy has lacked a certain breadth. That s
because beyond the line of scrimmage, it s women not men who are most likely to be afflicted by
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Examples Of Blind Obedience In A Few Good Men
The act of being blindly obedient is, while frowned upon, widely common throughout military
branches. Young trainees are taught to always follow orders, and never question their authority.
In the film A Few Good Men, this question is brought up in the murder case of Private William
Santiago. Private Louden Downey and Lance Corporal Harold Dawson were ordered to perform a
Code Red on Santiago because he broke the Marine Corps code. This code red ordered ended up
killing Private Santiago. The case against Dawson and Downey was sitting on the fact that the two
soldiers simply followed an order. This is not unlike the My Lai massacredescribed in the article,
The My Lai Massacre: A Military Crime of Obedience by Herbert C. Kelman and V. Lee
Hamilton. The My Lai massacre was a deadly attack on what was supposed to be the Vietcong,
but turned out to be only villagers. The article talks about blind obedience done through the steps
of authorization, routinization, and dehumanization. The article The Abu Ghraib Prison Scandal:
Sources of Sadism by Marianne Szegedy Maszak talks about the three traits of torture as well
and the cause specifically of blind obedience by our military. In A Few Good Men, Dawson and
Downey are affected by the motivation not to disobey an order as well as the three traits of torture
to lead them to giving Santiago, their platoon mate, a Code Red.
The three traits of torture are described as authorization, routinization, and dehumanization. With
these
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The act of being blindly obedient is, while frowned upon, widely common throughout military
branches. Young trainees are taught to always follow orders, and never question their authority.
In the film A Few Good Men, this question is brought up in the murder case of Private William
Santiago. Private Louden Downey and Lance Corporal Harold Dawson were ordered to perform a
Code Red on Santiago because he broke the Marine Corps code. This code red ordered ended up
killing Private Santiago. The case against Dawson and Downey was sitting on the fact that the two
soldiers simply followed an order. This is not unlike the My Lai massacredescribed in the article,
The My Lai Massacre: A Military Crime of Obedience by Herbert C. Kelman and V. Lee
Hamilton. The My Lai massacre was a deadly attack on what was supposed to be the Vietcong,
but turned out to be only villagers. The article talks about blind obedience done through the steps
of authorization, routinization, and dehumanization. The article The Abu Ghraib Prison Scandal:
Sources of Sadism by Marianne Szegedy Maszak talks about the three traits of torture as well
and the cause specifically of blind obedience by our military. In A Few Good Men, Dawson and
Downey are affected by the motivation not to disobey an order as well as the three traits of torture
to lead them to giving Santiago, their platoon mate, a Code Red.
The three traits of torture are described as authorization, routinization, and dehumanization. With
these
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Drug Trafficking Organizations And Drugs
Drug Trafficking Organizations
Imagine living in a place where you can kill anyone you wish and nothing happens except that
they fall dead (Morris 216). With drug trafficking organizations people in Mexico live in a world
where this is part of their everyday lives. More than 16,600 deaths were attributed to drug
trafficking in 2011 (Schedler 6). People live in a world like the Wild West where there seems to be
no social control. This is a problem because innocent people are losing their lives over something
that they can not control. Citizens throughout Mexico have learned to live with the consequences
of organized crime caused by the Mexican drug cartels in their day to day lives.
Drug Trafficking Organizations, otherwise called DTO, are organizations that engage in criminal
activity revolving around the illegal drug trade. According to Andreas Schedler in his article, The
Criminal Subversion of Mexican Democracy, this criminal activity includes the manufacturing of
drugs all the way to the distribution of them all over the world (9). This is important because if it
was not for drug trafficking and the crimes associated with it, there would not be as much violence
in Mexican society. Furthermore, the process of manufacturing drugs likely involves many other
illegal activities like the use of dangerous chemicals, access to firearms along with other dangerous
weapons, and theft.
There are many DTO s in the country of Mexico. Some have been around for centuries, while
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Drug Trafficking Organizations
Imagine living in a place where you can kill anyone you wish and nothing happens except that
they fall dead (Morris 216). With drug trafficking organizations people in Mexico live in a world
where this is part of their everyday lives. More than 16,600 deaths were attributed to drug
trafficking in 2011 (Schedler 6). People live in a world like the Wild West where there seems to be
no social control. This is a problem because innocent people are losing their lives over something
that they can not control. Citizens throughout Mexico have learned to live with the consequences
of organized crime caused by the Mexican drug cartels in their day to day lives.
Drug Trafficking Organizations, otherwise called DTO, are organizations that engage in criminal
activity revolving around the illegal drug trade. According to Andreas Schedler in his article, The
Criminal Subversion of Mexican Democracy, this criminal activity includes the manufacturing of
drugs all the way to the distribution of them all over the world (9). This is important because if it
was not for drug trafficking and the crimes associated with it, there would not be as much violence
in Mexican society. Furthermore, the process of manufacturing drugs likely involves many other
illegal activities like the use of dangerous chemicals, access to firearms along with other dangerous
weapons, and theft.
There are many DTO s in the country of Mexico. Some have been around for centuries, while
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A Person Who Is Trying to Study
WR7 1
Week Seven Homework
No Name
Name:
Writing Assignment Task WR7.0
1. Knowledge Assessment: Lesson 8 Managing Users and Computers (50 points). a. Fill in the
Blank: Complete the following sentences by entering the correct word or words in the blanks: 1.
In a case where multiple PSOs are configured for a particular user, Active Directory will determine
which one to apply by using the PSO s precedence .
2. You can automatically add a technical support user to the local Administrators group of each
domain workstation by using Restricted groups . 3. The
gpupate.exe
command allows you to manually refresh Group Policy settings on a
particular computer. 4.
Tattooing
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j. This GPO software installation method can be used to automatically install an application when a
computer starts up or a user logs in. g j
Term
Zap file Assign Basic User Hash Path Rule Publish Self healing Distribution Share Msi file Hash
Rule
c h i
d a e b f
WR7 5
Week Seven Homework
b. Select the correct answer.
WR7 1
Week Seven Homework
No Name
Name:
Writing Assignment Task WR7.0
1. Knowledge Assessment: Lesson 8 Managing Users and Computers (50 points). a. Fill in the
Blank: Complete the following sentences by entering the correct word or words in the blanks: 1.
In a case where multiple PSOs are configured for a particular user, Active Directory will determine
which one to apply by using the PSO s precedence .
2. You can automatically add a technical support user to the local Administrators group of each
domain workstation by using Restricted groups . 3. The
gpupate.exe
command allows you to manually refresh Group Policy settings on a
particular computer. 4.
Tattooing
refers to a Group Policy setting that is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
j. This GPO software installation method can be used to automatically install an application when a
computer starts up or a user logs in. g j
Term
Zap file Assign Basic User Hash Path Rule Publish Self healing Distribution Share Msi file Hash
Rule
c h i
d a e b f
WR7 5
Week Seven Homework
b. Select the correct answer.
c
1. Which of the following rule types apply only to Windows Installer packages? a. Hash rules b.
Certificate rules c. Internet zone rules d. Path rules
d
2. Which file type is used by Windows Installer? a. .inf b. .bat c. .msf d. .msi file
c
3. Which of the following is not one of the Default Security Levels that can be used with a
software restriction policy? a. Basic User b. Unrestricted c. Restricted d. Disallowed
d
4. As part of your efforts to deploy all new applications using Group Policy, you discover that
several of the applications you wish to deploy do not include the necessary installer files. What
can you use to deploy these applications? a. Software restriction policies b. .msi files c. .mdb files
d. .zap files
b
5. Which of the following describes the mathematical equation that creates a digital fingerprint of a
particular file? a. Hash rule b. Hash algorithm c. Software restriction policy d. Path rule
IT222 Microsoft Network Operating System II d WR7 6
6. Which of the following rules will allow or disallow a script or a Windows Installer file to
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1. Which of the following rule types apply only to Windows Installer packages? a. Hash rules b.
Certificate rules c. Internet zone rules d. Path rules
d
2. Which file type is used by Windows Installer? a. .inf b. .bat c. .msf d. .msi file
c
3. Which of the following is not one of the Default Security Levels that can be used with a
software restriction policy? a. Basic User b. Unrestricted c. Restricted d. Disallowed
d
4. As part of your efforts to deploy all new applications using Group Policy, you discover that
several of the applications you wish to deploy do not include the necessary installer files. What
can you use to deploy these applications? a. Software restriction policies b. .msi files c. .mdb files
d. .zap files
b
5. Which of the following describes the mathematical equation that creates a digital fingerprint of a
particular file? a. Hash rule b. Hash algorithm c. Software restriction policy d. Path rule
IT222 Microsoft Network Operating System II d WR7 6
6. Which of the following rules will allow or disallow a script or a Windows Installer file to
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What Is Scarecrow A Victim Of Crime
Scarecrow, the Scariest Villain in Gotham
Have you ever been so afraid of something that it makes your skin crawl and spine tingle with
fear, fright, and makes you want to run away or hide in your bedroom? Good, then you are ready
to dive into the mind of Professor Jonathan Crane a.k.a. The Scarecrow, one of the scariest villains
ever. The Scarecrow bullied in his childhood, for being thin and liking books, uses psychological
fear to get revenge on his victims. His use of different types of powers, abilities, and weapons can
cause his victims worst nightmares to come to life. Moreover, as a professor of psychology,
specializing in fear techniques, he uses this knowledge to defeat
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Scarecrow, the Scariest Villain in Gotham
Have you ever been so afraid of something that it makes your skin crawl and spine tingle with
fear, fright, and makes you want to run away or hide in your bedroom? Good, then you are ready
to dive into the mind of Professor Jonathan Crane a.k.a. The Scarecrow, one of the scariest villains
ever. The Scarecrow bullied in his childhood, for being thin and liking books, uses psychological
fear to get revenge on his victims. His use of different types of powers, abilities, and weapons can
cause his victims worst nightmares to come to life. Moreover, as a professor of psychology,
specializing in fear techniques, he uses this knowledge to defeat
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Every Good Father Is A Successful Father
Robert Duvall, an American actor and filmmaker once wisely stated, Not every successful man is
a good father. But every good father is a successful man. This quote reveals just how fulfilling and
important a true father s job can be. A father has many responsibilities, yet his family should
become a priority in his life every day. No matter what happens around them, a father must bring his
familytogether, showing them Christ s love. The role of a father encompasses many different
duties. Yet a man begins learning fundamental qualities early on in life that will help him raise a
family later on. In order to become an excellent father, a man must first master the skills of leading,
providing, and protecting.
An essential skill, mastering leadership allows for a man to gain the respect of his family while
managing his household. When a father leads, he earns the respect of his wife and children,
which in turn allows him to oversee the affairs of the family. For example, a father makes a habit
of reading scripture to his family, and praying for others in need. Mentoring his wife and children
through this activity, this man shows how a father should guide all the members of his family,
helping them grow spiritually. Or, a family decides to go to dinner, but no one can agree on where
to dine. Who ultimately makes this simple decision? The father must take control of the situation
and select a place to eat, avoiding hours of useless bickering about who should make the choice.
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Robert Duvall, an American actor and filmmaker once wisely stated, Not every successful man is
a good father. But every good father is a successful man. This quote reveals just how fulfilling and
important a true father s job can be. A father has many responsibilities, yet his family should
become a priority in his life every day. No matter what happens around them, a father must bring his
familytogether, showing them Christ s love. The role of a father encompasses many different
duties. Yet a man begins learning fundamental qualities early on in life that will help him raise a
family later on. In order to become an excellent father, a man must first master the skills of leading,
providing, and protecting.
An essential skill, mastering leadership allows for a man to gain the respect of his family while
managing his household. When a father leads, he earns the respect of his wife and children,
which in turn allows him to oversee the affairs of the family. For example, a father makes a habit
of reading scripture to his family, and praying for others in need. Mentoring his wife and children
through this activity, this man shows how a father should guide all the members of his family,
helping them grow spiritually. Or, a family decides to go to dinner, but no one can agree on where
to dine. Who ultimately makes this simple decision? The father must take control of the situation
and select a place to eat, avoiding hours of useless bickering about who should make the choice.
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Charles Darwin s Theory Of Evolution
Evolution is the process new species or populations of living things develop from preexisting
forms through successive generations. Some people believe in evolution and some do not.
Scientists have found many ways to determine the way that a species can evolve over time.
Charles Darwin is just one of these scientists. He came up with a theory that explains how species
evolve and change. He believed that species change by a process called natural selection. Charles
Darwins theory of evolutionby natural selection can explain the way that a species can evolve and
change over time.
Darwin was born on February 12, 1809 in the town of Shrewsbury, England. He had five older
siblings and came from a long line of scientists. His father was a ... Show more content on
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This is how he came up with his theory of natural selection. Darwin s theory of evolution by
natural selection basically means that the strong survive. Only the strongest in a species will be
able to adapt to environmental changes, therefore they will be the ones that will evolve. The others
will die because they cannot adapt. Natural selection can cause species to change in many ways. It
can cause them to change in size and even color. It can affect eating and mating habits as well. It
can change where they choose to live and when they choose to migrate. Darwin settled an argument
when he made his theory of evolution by natural selection. He settled the argument that scientists
had been having for many years. He figured out a way to understand how evolution works when he
created his theory.
In November of 1859, Darwin published a book that is considered to be one of his best works
titled On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. This book explains his theory of
natural selection. Many believe that this book is one of the most important ever written, and it has
received a lot of recognition in the biology department. It thoroughly explains Darwin s theory and
has led to many advancements in natural science. Scientists use it to better understand the way that
evolution works.
Darwin s theory of evolution by natural selection has four main parts. The first part of the theory is
that more individuals are produced each year than can
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Evolution is the process new species or populations of living things develop from preexisting
forms through successive generations. Some people believe in evolution and some do not.
Scientists have found many ways to determine the way that a species can evolve over time.
Charles Darwin is just one of these scientists. He came up with a theory that explains how species
evolve and change. He believed that species change by a process called natural selection. Charles
Darwins theory of evolutionby natural selection can explain the way that a species can evolve and
change over time.
Darwin was born on February 12, 1809 in the town of Shrewsbury, England. He had five older
siblings and came from a long line of scientists. His father was a ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is how he came up with his theory of natural selection. Darwin s theory of evolution by
natural selection basically means that the strong survive. Only the strongest in a species will be
able to adapt to environmental changes, therefore they will be the ones that will evolve. The others
will die because they cannot adapt. Natural selection can cause species to change in many ways. It
can cause them to change in size and even color. It can affect eating and mating habits as well. It
can change where they choose to live and when they choose to migrate. Darwin settled an argument
when he made his theory of evolution by natural selection. He settled the argument that scientists
had been having for many years. He figured out a way to understand how evolution works when he
created his theory.
In November of 1859, Darwin published a book that is considered to be one of his best works
titled On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. This book explains his theory of
natural selection. Many believe that this book is one of the most important ever written, and it has
received a lot of recognition in the biology department. It thoroughly explains Darwin s theory and
has led to many advancements in natural science. Scientists use it to better understand the way that
evolution works.
Darwin s theory of evolution by natural selection has four main parts. The first part of the theory is
that more individuals are produced each year than can
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Firefly Squid
Bioluminescence в€’ light produced by a living plant or animal в€’ is one of nature s great
spectacles. If you re lucky, you may have seen a summertime display by fireflies, members of the
most well known bioluminescent species in the United States. Meanwhile, on the other side of the
world, a creature known as the firefly squid also provides a yearly light show. Gathering each year
to spawn along the coast of Japan, these squid light up bays and shorelines with a brilliant wash of
blue. Both the firefly and the firefly squid create light with a chemical called luciferin. When it
combines with other chemicals, luciferin produces a light without heat. The structure of luciferin
molecules in an animal s body determines the color of the light it
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Bioluminescence в€’ light produced by a living plant or animal в€’ is one of nature s great
spectacles. If you re lucky, you may have seen a summertime display by fireflies, members of the
most well known bioluminescent species in the United States. Meanwhile, on the other side of the
world, a creature known as the firefly squid also provides a yearly light show. Gathering each year
to spawn along the coast of Japan, these squid light up bays and shorelines with a brilliant wash of
blue. Both the firefly and the firefly squid create light with a chemical called luciferin. When it
combines with other chemicals, luciferin produces a light without heat. The structure of luciferin
molecules in an animal s body determines the color of the light it
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An Analysis of Ronald Dworkin and Catherine Mackinnonв Ђ™s...
Dworkin Gets Mack d Out
An Analysis of Ronald Dworkin and Catherine Mackinnon s
Perspectives on Modern (Obscene) Pornography
March 7, 2005
Introduction In the coming paragraphs, I will prove that Ronald Dworkin s criticisms and critiques
of Catherine Mackinnon s views towards pornography and society are largely unfounded and
immaterial, and that government intervention via legislation is required in the protection of women
s interests. I will begin by explaining Catherine Mackinnon s opinion and support for the Butler
decision and thereafter, I will discuss Ronald Dworkin s critique of it. After outlining their
positions, I will proceed to highlight the areas of incommensurability between their arguments. My
perspective ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She comments that the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms provides not only formative but
substantial protection from inequalities. Unlike the U.S., Mackinnon comments that the Canadian
system seeks to alter the poor treatment of disadvantaged groups and amend their status.[6] The
Court utilized this approach in the case of R v. Butler where it recognized that the humiliation,
degradation, and subordination of women was harm to society as a whole as it led to an
inequality.[7] In other words, the court recognized the social and communal harm imposed by
pornography, that is to say it recognized the context under which the pornography occurred.
Recognizing not only the harm from pornography but more importantly the inequality that it
perpetuates, the Canadian courts ruled in an opposite manner to their U.S counterparts. At one
point, Mackinnon wonders what warrants the restriction of freedom of speech in the US. One
judge once wrote, fear of serious injury cannot alone justify the suppression of free speech . She
points out that it is this exact fear a fear of serious injury which justifies the government s
prohibition on child pornography.[8] She continues that it is the plight of the abused, which is
frequently trivialized in the United States. Those who are assaulted are told to accept the freedom
of your abusers and that you are not really being hurt .[9] But one of the most important differences
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Dworkin Gets Mack d Out
An Analysis of Ronald Dworkin and Catherine Mackinnon s
Perspectives on Modern (Obscene) Pornography
March 7, 2005
Introduction In the coming paragraphs, I will prove that Ronald Dworkin s criticisms and critiques
of Catherine Mackinnon s views towards pornography and society are largely unfounded and
immaterial, and that government intervention via legislation is required in the protection of women
s interests. I will begin by explaining Catherine Mackinnon s opinion and support for the Butler
decision and thereafter, I will discuss Ronald Dworkin s critique of it. After outlining their
positions, I will proceed to highlight the areas of incommensurability between their arguments. My
perspective ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She comments that the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms provides not only formative but
substantial protection from inequalities. Unlike the U.S., Mackinnon comments that the Canadian
system seeks to alter the poor treatment of disadvantaged groups and amend their status.[6] The
Court utilized this approach in the case of R v. Butler where it recognized that the humiliation,
degradation, and subordination of women was harm to society as a whole as it led to an
inequality.[7] In other words, the court recognized the social and communal harm imposed by
pornography, that is to say it recognized the context under which the pornography occurred.
Recognizing not only the harm from pornography but more importantly the inequality that it
perpetuates, the Canadian courts ruled in an opposite manner to their U.S counterparts. At one
point, Mackinnon wonders what warrants the restriction of freedom of speech in the US. One
judge once wrote, fear of serious injury cannot alone justify the suppression of free speech . She
points out that it is this exact fear a fear of serious injury which justifies the government s
prohibition on child pornography.[8] She continues that it is the plight of the abused, which is
frequently trivialized in the United States. Those who are assaulted are told to accept the freedom
of your abusers and that you are not really being hurt .[9] But one of the most important differences
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Demonstrative Speech on Cpr Essay
Introduction
Attention Getter: What if one of your friends just fell to the ground because they couldn t breathe,
would you know what to do, could you perform CPR if it was needed? It is said by the American
Heart Association that sadly 70% of Americans do not know how to do CPR, or they just don t
remember how.
Central Idea: I want to inform you all that knowing CPR is very important.
Preview of Points: Today we will explore the right ways to perform CPR, when you should and
should not do it, and why you should learn it and become certified.
Credibility Statement/Tie to the Audience: I have worked in many summer camps as a lifeguard
so it was required for me to learn j
Transition: First.
Body
1.We will talk about when ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
a.We call it CAB, C Circulation, A Airway, and B Breaths
b.First make sure, the scene is safe and then have someone to call 911.
c.Next we will start on the first letter, C which is circulation. In order to determine if the victim s
heart is beating, place two fingertips on the right place in their neck to check the pulse, and apply
slight pressure for several seconds, then we will start COMPRESSIONS.
i.When performing chest compressions, proper hand placement is very important. ii. Place your
hands in the correct position in the frontal area of the victim. iii. Place one hand on top of the
other and hook the fingers. Lock your elbows and using your body s weight, compress the victim s
chest. iv. The compressions should be at least 2 inches
v.Count aloud as you compress 30 times at 3 compressions for every 2 seconds or approximately
100 compressions per minute.
d.Then we will start on the second letter, which is A the AIRWAY.
i.Put the person on his or her back on a firm surface. ii. Kneel next to the person s neck and
shoulders. iii. Open the person s airway using the head tilt chin lift. iv. Put your palm on the person
s forehead and gently push down.
v.Then with the other hand, gently lift the chin forward to open the airway. vi. Check for normal
breathing, taking no more than 10 seconds: Look for chest motion, listen for breath sounds, and
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Introduction
Attention Getter: What if one of your friends just fell to the ground because they couldn t breathe,
would you know what to do, could you perform CPR if it was needed? It is said by the American
Heart Association that sadly 70% of Americans do not know how to do CPR, or they just don t
remember how.
Central Idea: I want to inform you all that knowing CPR is very important.
Preview of Points: Today we will explore the right ways to perform CPR, when you should and
should not do it, and why you should learn it and become certified.
Credibility Statement/Tie to the Audience: I have worked in many summer camps as a lifeguard
so it was required for me to learn j
Transition: First.
Body
1.We will talk about when ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
a.We call it CAB, C Circulation, A Airway, and B Breaths
b.First make sure, the scene is safe and then have someone to call 911.
c.Next we will start on the first letter, C which is circulation. In order to determine if the victim s
heart is beating, place two fingertips on the right place in their neck to check the pulse, and apply
slight pressure for several seconds, then we will start COMPRESSIONS.
i.When performing chest compressions, proper hand placement is very important. ii. Place your
hands in the correct position in the frontal area of the victim. iii. Place one hand on top of the
other and hook the fingers. Lock your elbows and using your body s weight, compress the victim s
chest. iv. The compressions should be at least 2 inches
v.Count aloud as you compress 30 times at 3 compressions for every 2 seconds or approximately
100 compressions per minute.
d.Then we will start on the second letter, which is A the AIRWAY.
i.Put the person on his or her back on a firm surface. ii. Kneel next to the person s neck and
shoulders. iii. Open the person s airway using the head tilt chin lift. iv. Put your palm on the person
s forehead and gently push down.
v.Then with the other hand, gently lift the chin forward to open the airway. vi. Check for normal
breathing, taking no more than 10 seconds: Look for chest motion, listen for breath sounds, and
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An Analysis Of Online Health Information From Psychology...
An Analysis of Online Health Information from Psychology Today Sarah E. Basuric University
of Alberta Faculty of Nursing 1229968 The purpose of this discussion is to analyze an article
from Psychology Today entitled A Multitasking Molecule: Melatonin Does a lot More Than
Help you Sleep. This discussion will explore the credibility of the site, the purpose of the article,
the congruency of content versus audience, the methods used, and the balance of information.
Upon viewing the site, the top of the screen urges the reader to find a therapist, and contains a
clearly laid out navigation bar. Advertisements and links to other Psychology Today articles run
down the right side of the screen. The site is quite user friendly. This article was written by
Rachel Uda; the date of publication and date of last review are listed. Lorraine Roberts (2010)
explains criteria for evaluating a health website. The first is credibility, in which the reader is to
seek out specific qualifications of the author (Roberts, 2010, p. 322). A search of both the experts
drop down menu and the general search bar of Psychology Today did not yield any credentials for
Uda. A Google search brought up her LinkedIn site, which states that she attended Graduate School
of Journalism from Columbia University. This leads the writer to question the qualifications of the
author, as it appears she has credentials as a journalist, not as a psychologist or expert on
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An Analysis of Online Health Information from Psychology Today Sarah E. Basuric University
of Alberta Faculty of Nursing 1229968 The purpose of this discussion is to analyze an article
from Psychology Today entitled A Multitasking Molecule: Melatonin Does a lot More Than
Help you Sleep. This discussion will explore the credibility of the site, the purpose of the article,
the congruency of content versus audience, the methods used, and the balance of information.
Upon viewing the site, the top of the screen urges the reader to find a therapist, and contains a
clearly laid out navigation bar. Advertisements and links to other Psychology Today articles run
down the right side of the screen. The site is quite user friendly. This article was written by
Rachel Uda; the date of publication and date of last review are listed. Lorraine Roberts (2010)
explains criteria for evaluating a health website. The first is credibility, in which the reader is to
seek out specific qualifications of the author (Roberts, 2010, p. 322). A search of both the experts
drop down menu and the general search bar of Psychology Today did not yield any credentials for
Uda. A Google search brought up her LinkedIn site, which states that she attended Graduate School
of Journalism from Columbia University. This leads the writer to question the qualifications of the
author, as it appears she has credentials as a journalist, not as a psychologist or expert on
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Optimism Bias Analysis
The optimism bias pushes people towards positive change because most people want positive
change and according to Tali Sharot to make changes in our life we must believe that the
changes are possible. Even rather pessimistic people want to change there for they believe it is
possible. When a person believes in change and anticipates the change it releases serotonin in the
brain and brings about a happy feeling, there for improving their overall wellbeing. When I
enrolled in college I remember the good feeling it brought and still brings. The optimistic bias is
hard at work in my mind when it comes to my success in school. I believe I will be a great
counselor, even though my criminal history shuts door after door in my face I keep believing
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The optimism bias pushes people towards positive change because most people want positive
change and according to Tali Sharot to make changes in our life we must believe that the
changes are possible. Even rather pessimistic people want to change there for they believe it is
possible. When a person believes in change and anticipates the change it releases serotonin in the
brain and brings about a happy feeling, there for improving their overall wellbeing. When I
enrolled in college I remember the good feeling it brought and still brings. The optimistic bias is
hard at work in my mind when it comes to my success in school. I believe I will be a great
counselor, even though my criminal history shuts door after door in my face I keep believing
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FIN 370 Week 2 Industry Averages and Financial Ratios...
Industry Averages and Financial Ratios Paper
Connie Addison, Christine Crocker, Kimberly Guy, Felicia Lombard, and Shavelle Woods
FIN 370
January 12, 2015
Shamelda Pete
Industry Averages and Financial Ratios
Industry averages and financial ratio reports determine the financial health of an organization.
Solvent, efficiency, and profitability are compared by key financial indicators and ratios that
measure several companies within the same industry. The publicly traded company chosen by Team
A is ExxonMobil. The largest publicly traded international oil and gas company in the world.
ExxonMobil makes products that drive modern transportation, power cities, lubricate industry, and
provide petrochemical building blocks that lead to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This data set is divided into three categories, this paper compares only three ratios for each
category; Solvency Ratios: Quick Ratio, Current Ratio, and Current Liabilities to Inventory Ratio;
Efficiency Ratios: Collection Period Ratio, Assets to Sales Ratio, and Accounts Payable to Sales
Ratio; Profitability Ratios: Return on Sales Ratio, Return on Assets, and Return on Net Worth.
Solvency Ratios Analysis
The quick ratio for Exxon in 2010 and 2011 are 0.64 times, which falls between the median and
lower range of the industry averages on the D B chart for both years. This shows that
ExxonMobil Corporation to be among the average in its industry, therefore it will be a less risky
investment. The current ratio in 2010 and 2011 is 0.94 times, in which 2010 falls in the lower
range and 2011 falls between the median and lower range of the industry averages. This explains
that in 2010 and
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Industry Averages and Financial Ratios Paper
Connie Addison, Christine Crocker, Kimberly Guy, Felicia Lombard, and Shavelle Woods
FIN 370
January 12, 2015
Shamelda Pete
Industry Averages and Financial Ratios
Industry averages and financial ratio reports determine the financial health of an organization.
Solvent, efficiency, and profitability are compared by key financial indicators and ratios that
measure several companies within the same industry. The publicly traded company chosen by Team
A is ExxonMobil. The largest publicly traded international oil and gas company in the world.
ExxonMobil makes products that drive modern transportation, power cities, lubricate industry, and
provide petrochemical building blocks that lead to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This data set is divided into three categories, this paper compares only three ratios for each
category; Solvency Ratios: Quick Ratio, Current Ratio, and Current Liabilities to Inventory Ratio;
Efficiency Ratios: Collection Period Ratio, Assets to Sales Ratio, and Accounts Payable to Sales
Ratio; Profitability Ratios: Return on Sales Ratio, Return on Assets, and Return on Net Worth.
Solvency Ratios Analysis
The quick ratio for Exxon in 2010 and 2011 are 0.64 times, which falls between the median and
lower range of the industry averages on the D B chart for both years. This shows that
ExxonMobil Corporation to be among the average in its industry, therefore it will be a less risky
investment. The current ratio in 2010 and 2011 is 0.94 times, in which 2010 falls in the lower
range and 2011 falls between the median and lower range of the industry averages. This explains
that in 2010 and
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How to Create Suspense and Tension
How to Create Suspense and Tension Literary suspense and tension are essential elements in any
story, both in fiction and some genres of non fiction. Several elements are needed to create and
maintain the suspense in a piece of writing, such as the reader s concern and empathy, looming
danger, and building of tension throughout the story. Each element plays an important role and is a
necessary part of a well devised plot. Suspense and tension begin and end with the character. The
readermust first know what the main character desires, which means the writer must supply this
information from the start. Does the main character need adventure, romance, freedom? What is
holding him back from reaching what he desires, and what are the consequences if he cannot reach
his goal? Both internal and external conflict is required, and suspense can only build when the
character s physical, psychological, spiritual, relational, and/or emotional wellness is threatened.
After these key points are established, a foundation can be laid for suspense and tension. One way
of maintaining tension is saying no to your character. Whatever he wants, continue to withhold it
from him. Gratification releases tension rather than building it. Constant change feeds tension. New
challenges, new information, and more complications drive tension, keeping the reader invested in
the character s plight. Immediate explanation isn t necessary when adding these unexpected
changes. Those details can be added
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How to Create Suspense and Tension Literary suspense and tension are essential elements in any
story, both in fiction and some genres of non fiction. Several elements are needed to create and
maintain the suspense in a piece of writing, such as the reader s concern and empathy, looming
danger, and building of tension throughout the story. Each element plays an important role and is a
necessary part of a well devised plot. Suspense and tension begin and end with the character. The
readermust first know what the main character desires, which means the writer must supply this
information from the start. Does the main character need adventure, romance, freedom? What is
holding him back from reaching what he desires, and what are the consequences if he cannot reach
his goal? Both internal and external conflict is required, and suspense can only build when the
character s physical, psychological, spiritual, relational, and/or emotional wellness is threatened.
After these key points are established, a foundation can be laid for suspense and tension. One way
of maintaining tension is saying no to your character. Whatever he wants, continue to withhold it
from him. Gratification releases tension rather than building it. Constant change feeds tension. New
challenges, new information, and more complications drive tension, keeping the reader invested in
the character s plight. Immediate explanation isn t necessary when adding these unexpected
changes. Those details can be added
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The Education System Of Higher Education
Children are often told they can become anything they desire. They re told that dreams can become
reality. However, the structure of higher education facilities doesn t support a child s dreams. The
dreams of many, not just children, are halted by the current education system of society. People
dream of becoming doctors, lawyers, and engineers. Regardless of their ambition, they ll never be
able to accomplish their goals without paying a lot of money. Higher educationcosts a substantial
amount of money across the globe. Additionally, not everyone is able to afford this cost. There are
scholarships available to students, but there aren t enough to support every student who dreams of
receiving an education. Moreover, only a select few... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Attending college seems to bring more problems than rewards. Sara Goldrick Rab notes how
society has changed over the years. She claims that a high school education isn t enough to prepare
people for the current job market (Goldrick Rab and Andrew). If Tuition was removed or reduced
to an amount that everyone could afford, then the number of people attending colleges would
increase.
Struggling to meet tuition is hard enough, yet a student still has other matters to address to ensure
their success. For a student to cover their tuition and student loans, they need to find a job.
However, students can t simply offer up all of their funds to attend college. They need to conserve
money in order to cover living expenses. Fran Cubberley, the vice president for enrollment
management at Delaware County Community College, points out that the cost of attending college
exceeds the cost of tuition (Cubberley 22). As a result, students are stuck with a handful of difficult
decisions to cover the additional costs. One choice that a student makes is changing their working
status to full time. Working more hours affects a student s success in completing their education. If
students work on a regular basis and attend school, they re going to have less available time to
study. In addition, students will have less personal time. Fran Cubberley suggests that even if
community colleges were free, students may not give up working while attending school. Although,
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Children are often told they can become anything they desire. They re told that dreams can become
reality. However, the structure of higher education facilities doesn t support a child s dreams. The
dreams of many, not just children, are halted by the current education system of society. People
dream of becoming doctors, lawyers, and engineers. Regardless of their ambition, they ll never be
able to accomplish their goals without paying a lot of money. Higher educationcosts a substantial
amount of money across the globe. Additionally, not everyone is able to afford this cost. There are
scholarships available to students, but there aren t enough to support every student who dreams of
receiving an education. Moreover, only a select few... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Attending college seems to bring more problems than rewards. Sara Goldrick Rab notes how
society has changed over the years. She claims that a high school education isn t enough to prepare
people for the current job market (Goldrick Rab and Andrew). If Tuition was removed or reduced
to an amount that everyone could afford, then the number of people attending colleges would
increase.
Struggling to meet tuition is hard enough, yet a student still has other matters to address to ensure
their success. For a student to cover their tuition and student loans, they need to find a job.
However, students can t simply offer up all of their funds to attend college. They need to conserve
money in order to cover living expenses. Fran Cubberley, the vice president for enrollment
management at Delaware County Community College, points out that the cost of attending college
exceeds the cost of tuition (Cubberley 22). As a result, students are stuck with a handful of difficult
decisions to cover the additional costs. One choice that a student makes is changing their working
status to full time. Working more hours affects a student s success in completing their education. If
students work on a regular basis and attend school, they re going to have less available time to
study. In addition, students will have less personal time. Fran Cubberley suggests that even if
community colleges were free, students may not give up working while attending school. Although,
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Ap Human Geography Final Project Essay
Located at the base of the Wasatch Mountains is the wonderful city of Sandy. Sandy City is one
of the more populous areas of Salt Lake City and the 5th largest city in Utah. It is a large, mostly
suburban area with a population of about 94,000 people. It extends from I 215 to the north, E
12300 to the south, W 10600 S to the west, and Little Cottonwood Canyon Road to the east.
Sandy has 4 quadrants: Alta Canyon, Bell Cayon, Crescent, and Sandy. I live in the Sandy
quadrant, which is the 2nd largest of the 4 (after Alta Canyon.) While not being the largest in size,
it is the most populous (and densely populated). Sandy also has many recreational parks, and a very
well developed transportation network consisting of many bus routes and a... Show more content on
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The majority of the population is Caucasian (87%), followed by Hispanic (8%), American Indian
(1%), Asian (2%), and African American (1%). [pic] [pic] Population pyramid of Sandy, Utah
There have been impacts of natural hazards on Sandy throughout the city s history. There have
been many records of floods in the past and some very minor earthquakes. There are still dangers
of floods and earthquakes, and many people live on the fault line, where it is expected to have a
huge earthquake in about 50 years. This large earthquake could destroy many homes and
neighborhoods and will cost the city a substantial amount of money to repair all of the damages.
Growth over time and space Population has increased a lot in Sandy. There were a few people in
the 1900s, when the city was still developing. But ever since, the population has boomed. Sandy
experienced its biggest growth in 1970 1980, when the population increased 711%[5].
[pic]
Here is a projection for future population trends in Sandy. It is expected that population growth will
expand steadily. By 2060, the population in Sandy would increase to over 145,000.
[pic]
The population of Sandy is growing because Sandy is a physically attractive place. Many families
are coming to Sandy because it is a safe place to raise their children. There is a lot of economic
development, so there are a lot of job opportunities. There are more buildings being
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Located at the base of the Wasatch Mountains is the wonderful city of Sandy. Sandy City is one
of the more populous areas of Salt Lake City and the 5th largest city in Utah. It is a large, mostly
suburban area with a population of about 94,000 people. It extends from I 215 to the north, E
12300 to the south, W 10600 S to the west, and Little Cottonwood Canyon Road to the east.
Sandy has 4 quadrants: Alta Canyon, Bell Cayon, Crescent, and Sandy. I live in the Sandy
quadrant, which is the 2nd largest of the 4 (after Alta Canyon.) While not being the largest in size,
it is the most populous (and densely populated). Sandy also has many recreational parks, and a very
well developed transportation network consisting of many bus routes and a... Show more content on
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The majority of the population is Caucasian (87%), followed by Hispanic (8%), American Indian
(1%), Asian (2%), and African American (1%). [pic] [pic] Population pyramid of Sandy, Utah
There have been impacts of natural hazards on Sandy throughout the city s history. There have
been many records of floods in the past and some very minor earthquakes. There are still dangers
of floods and earthquakes, and many people live on the fault line, where it is expected to have a
huge earthquake in about 50 years. This large earthquake could destroy many homes and
neighborhoods and will cost the city a substantial amount of money to repair all of the damages.
Growth over time and space Population has increased a lot in Sandy. There were a few people in
the 1900s, when the city was still developing. But ever since, the population has boomed. Sandy
experienced its biggest growth in 1970 1980, when the population increased 711%[5].
[pic]
Here is a projection for future population trends in Sandy. It is expected that population growth will
expand steadily. By 2060, the population in Sandy would increase to over 145,000.
[pic]
The population of Sandy is growing because Sandy is a physically attractive place. Many families
are coming to Sandy because it is a safe place to raise their children. There is a lot of economic
development, so there are a lot of job opportunities. There are more buildings being
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Footwear Industry Analysis
INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
FOOTWEAR Industry Analysis Professor: Adriano Freire
Miguel Teixeira Pinto 152110132
CATГ“LICA LISBON
International Industry Analysys
1) Executive Summary
....................................................................................................................................... 3
2)
Introduction...................................................................................................................................................
3
3) Demand Analysis
........................................................................................................................................... 3 3.1)
Environmental Analysis ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Influence of trends, demographic factors and innovation breakthroughs are variables with which big
and small player must consider when marketing their products. Despite industry slowdown in the
last years of analysis it grew by 3,5% in 2008 reaching a total amount of revenues of $192,3 Billion
and keeps to be a growing and active industry where competitors must constantly look for
innovation and adaptation to the new trends and consumption habits and behaviours.
2) Introduction
This report objective is to analyse the footwear industry regarding it main characteristics and
features, pointing out the most important issues related to demand, supply and industry structure.
п‚· Environmental analysis at a Macro and Micro level, analyse the global demand trends and
factors affecting it as well as a market segmentation and geographical distribution of the demand.
п‚·
Supply chain analysis, role of BRIC countries as industry suppliers, main competitors and influence
of technological evolution on the supply side. Industry strategic frameworks that help to analyse
and identify key characteristics to succeed in the sector
п‚·
3 CATГ“LICA LISBON
INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
FOOTWEAR Industry Analysis Professor: Adriano Freire
Miguel Teixeira Pinto 152110132
CATГ“LICA LISBON
International Industry Analysys
1) Executive Summary
....................................................................................................................................... 3
2)
Introduction...................................................................................................................................................
3
3) Demand Analysis
........................................................................................................................................... 3 3.1)
Environmental Analysis ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Influence of trends, demographic factors and innovation breakthroughs are variables with which big
and small player must consider when marketing their products. Despite industry slowdown in the
last years of analysis it grew by 3,5% in 2008 reaching a total amount of revenues of $192,3 Billion
and keeps to be a growing and active industry where competitors must constantly look for
innovation and adaptation to the new trends and consumption habits and behaviours.
2) Introduction
This report objective is to analyse the footwear industry regarding it main characteristics and
features, pointing out the most important issues related to demand, supply and industry structure.
п‚· Environmental analysis at a Macro and Micro level, analyse the global demand trends and
factors affecting it as well as a market segmentation and geographical distribution of the demand.
п‚·
Supply chain analysis, role of BRIC countries as industry suppliers, main competitors and influence
of technological evolution on the supply side. Industry strategic frameworks that help to analyse
and identify key characteristics to succeed in the sector
п‚·
3 CATГ“LICA LISBON
International Industry Analysys 3) Demand Analysis 3.1) Environmental Analysis
Macro Analysis
Illegal market of counterfeiting products that mainly came from the South American and Asian
countries and introduce fake products all over the world. Despite being
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Macro Analysis
Illegal market of counterfeiting products that mainly came from the South American and Asian
countries and introduce fake products all over the world. Despite being
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Murrow In Good Night And Good Luck
Firstly, Good Night and Good luck has filtered list of the characters. The movie,which is directed
by George Clooney, features Edward Murrow as the lead character. Some with fictional names
appear to be supportive to the plot. But the movie doesn t feature all characters that are being
mentioned in the memoir of Murrow written by Bob Edwards. The movie displays the impact of
the case to the company economically at the end of the movie. For instance, when the movie
reaches the epilogue, we see Joseph and Shirley Wershba being called as one of them is going to be
laid off. Furthermore, Alcoa, the sponsor for See It Now, the show in which Murrow hosted, was
cancelled in 1955. Whereas, according to the Edwards book, See It Now was cancelled in July 1958.
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From that point, it is also arguable that the movie is concentrating on antagonizing Mccarthy in his
entirety, who oppressed Murrow s broadcast statements. Certainly, the movie has been strictly
modified and it features the things they want to show the audience, without running away from the
core facts. The important points that the movie accurately features are Edward Murrow, his
reporting career in CBS, and his communist oriented controversy with Joseph Mccarthy. However,
even though McCarthy s case was considered very sensational, Murrow s memoir written by Bob
Edwards did not only cover McCarthy most times, but also includes Hitler and Munich crisis in
big chunks in the book. Hence, i argue that the movie only focuses on one side of the story, the one
that definitely had direct issue with Murrow for his activist trait and verbal
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Firstly, Good Night and Good luck has filtered list of the characters. The movie,which is directed
by George Clooney, features Edward Murrow as the lead character. Some with fictional names
appear to be supportive to the plot. But the movie doesn t feature all characters that are being
mentioned in the memoir of Murrow written by Bob Edwards. The movie displays the impact of
the case to the company economically at the end of the movie. For instance, when the movie
reaches the epilogue, we see Joseph and Shirley Wershba being called as one of them is going to be
laid off. Furthermore, Alcoa, the sponsor for See It Now, the show in which Murrow hosted, was
cancelled in 1955. Whereas, according to the Edwards book, See It Now was cancelled in July 1958.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From that point, it is also arguable that the movie is concentrating on antagonizing Mccarthy in his
entirety, who oppressed Murrow s broadcast statements. Certainly, the movie has been strictly
modified and it features the things they want to show the audience, without running away from the
core facts. The important points that the movie accurately features are Edward Murrow, his
reporting career in CBS, and his communist oriented controversy with Joseph Mccarthy. However,
even though McCarthy s case was considered very sensational, Murrow s memoir written by Bob
Edwards did not only cover McCarthy most times, but also includes Hitler and Munich crisis in
big chunks in the book. Hence, i argue that the movie only focuses on one side of the story, the one
that definitely had direct issue with Murrow for his activist trait and verbal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Machado s Unwritten Rules In Baseball
There are unwritten rules in every professional sport that have lasted for generations. For
example, in hockey, many players live by this mantra: If an injury is away from your heart, you
can play. In other words, if you lose a few teeth from a stick slash, or take a few stitches between
periods after absorbing a puck to the face, you re going back in the game because, after all, your
heart is still beating. Hockey players are tough. They re nuts, but they re tough.
Baseball also has a major, unwritten rule: If you intentionally do something bad to my guy, you re
probably going to get plunked by a pitch during your next at bat. During postgame press
conferences, an addendum to this rule is complete denial by all parties involved that ... Show more
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The TV cameras documented a verbal exchange between Machado and Pedroia in the aftermath
of the ejections. Machado seemed to be accusing Pedroia of instigating the payback, while
Pedroia vehemently denied it, claiming if he were behind the beaning attempt it would have
happened during Game 1 of the series. Pedroia followed that by saying, It s not me, it s them,
meaning the Barnes/Christian Vazquez battery. As the heart and soul of the Red Sox, and as
great of a player as Pedroia is, it s surprising he would publicly deflect blame for the beaning to
his teammates. Even if that claim is true, there s a time and place for everything, and Pedroia
probably should have had the exchange with Machado privately and not exposed his teammates so
openly.
The incident illustrated that the game has indeed changed. In a famous heated argument between
Jorge Posada and Pedro Martinez following Martinez s beaning of Karim Garcia at Fenway Park
in Game 3 of the 2003 ALCS, the sentiments were quite the opposite. Posada angrily threatened
Martinez for the bean ball, while Martinez motioned to his own head, warning Posada the next time
he faced him he would put one in his ear (watch the video here:
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There are unwritten rules in every professional sport that have lasted for generations. For
example, in hockey, many players live by this mantra: If an injury is away from your heart, you
can play. In other words, if you lose a few teeth from a stick slash, or take a few stitches between
periods after absorbing a puck to the face, you re going back in the game because, after all, your
heart is still beating. Hockey players are tough. They re nuts, but they re tough.
Baseball also has a major, unwritten rule: If you intentionally do something bad to my guy, you re
probably going to get plunked by a pitch during your next at bat. During postgame press
conferences, an addendum to this rule is complete denial by all parties involved that ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The TV cameras documented a verbal exchange between Machado and Pedroia in the aftermath
of the ejections. Machado seemed to be accusing Pedroia of instigating the payback, while
Pedroia vehemently denied it, claiming if he were behind the beaning attempt it would have
happened during Game 1 of the series. Pedroia followed that by saying, It s not me, it s them,
meaning the Barnes/Christian Vazquez battery. As the heart and soul of the Red Sox, and as
great of a player as Pedroia is, it s surprising he would publicly deflect blame for the beaning to
his teammates. Even if that claim is true, there s a time and place for everything, and Pedroia
probably should have had the exchange with Machado privately and not exposed his teammates so
openly.
The incident illustrated that the game has indeed changed. In a famous heated argument between
Jorge Posada and Pedro Martinez following Martinez s beaning of Karim Garcia at Fenway Park
in Game 3 of the 2003 ALCS, the sentiments were quite the opposite. Posada angrily threatened
Martinez for the bean ball, while Martinez motioned to his own head, warning Posada the next time
he faced him he would put one in his ear (watch the video here:
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The Effects Of Salt Stress On Protein Metabolism
GLYCINE BETAINE COUNTERACTS THE ANTAGONISTIC EFFECTS OF SALT STRESS
ON PROTEIN METABOLISM
Navneet Krishna Varshney and N.B. Singha
Research Scholar, Faculty of Science
Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research University, Udaipur (Rajasthan) aDepartment
of Chemistry, Bareilly College, Bareilly 243005 INDIA
ABSTRACT Glycine betaine is a compatible organic metabolite which is synthesized and
accumulated in pulses, cereals, grasses and many microbes in response to different types of stress.
It has been shown to exhibit enhanced tolerance of plants to salt stress. In this investigation we
examined the effects of salt stress and synthesis of glycine betaine on leaf protease activity in
Lucerne plants. Sodium chloride stress was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The present work, therefore, was conducted to evaluate the role of glycine betaine in protecting the
proteins inleucerne plants through protease enzyme activity from being damaged by salt stress. On
the basis of our results we discuss the response of leucerne plants to salt stress and glycine betaine.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Purification of Protease The leucerne plant leaves are procured from 70 days old plants and
allowed to stand for two days in a humidity controlled dark growth chamber at 340C. The leaves
were homogenized with 0.1M phosphate buffer (pH 7.0) containing 0.4M sucrose and 0.05M
sodium ascorbate in a waring blender. Filtered homogenate was (I in Table 1) was squeezed
through a gauze and centrifuged at 2000 rpm for 20 mins. The supernatant (II in Table 1) was
adjusted to pH 5.0 by the addition of 1N acetic acid and allowed to stand overnight. The precipitate
was removed by centrifugation and the supernatant (III in Table 1) was subjected to ammonium
sulphate fractionation between 0.25 and 0.9 saturation. The ammonium sulphate precipitate was
suspended in 0.0025M Mc llvain buffer (pH 5.5) containing 2.5 Г — 10 3 M sodium ascorbate and
dialyzed against the same buffer at 40C for 20 hrs. The dialysate (IV in Table 1) was centrifuged
and the supernatant was fractionated by the addition of ethanol at 50C. A fraction precipitating
between 20 and 60% ethanol was collected and dialyzed in the same way.
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GLYCINE BETAINE COUNTERACTS THE ANTAGONISTIC EFFECTS OF SALT STRESS
ON PROTEIN METABOLISM
Navneet Krishna Varshney and N.B. Singha
Research Scholar, Faculty of Science
Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research University, Udaipur (Rajasthan) aDepartment
of Chemistry, Bareilly College, Bareilly 243005 INDIA
ABSTRACT Glycine betaine is a compatible organic metabolite which is synthesized and
accumulated in pulses, cereals, grasses and many microbes in response to different types of stress.
It has been shown to exhibit enhanced tolerance of plants to salt stress. In this investigation we
examined the effects of salt stress and synthesis of glycine betaine on leaf protease activity in
Lucerne plants. Sodium chloride stress was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The present work, therefore, was conducted to evaluate the role of glycine betaine in protecting the
proteins inleucerne plants through protease enzyme activity from being damaged by salt stress. On
the basis of our results we discuss the response of leucerne plants to salt stress and glycine betaine.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Purification of Protease The leucerne plant leaves are procured from 70 days old plants and
allowed to stand for two days in a humidity controlled dark growth chamber at 340C. The leaves
were homogenized with 0.1M phosphate buffer (pH 7.0) containing 0.4M sucrose and 0.05M
sodium ascorbate in a waring blender. Filtered homogenate was (I in Table 1) was squeezed
through a gauze and centrifuged at 2000 rpm for 20 mins. The supernatant (II in Table 1) was
adjusted to pH 5.0 by the addition of 1N acetic acid and allowed to stand overnight. The precipitate
was removed by centrifugation and the supernatant (III in Table 1) was subjected to ammonium
sulphate fractionation between 0.25 and 0.9 saturation. The ammonium sulphate precipitate was
suspended in 0.0025M Mc llvain buffer (pH 5.5) containing 2.5 Г — 10 3 M sodium ascorbate and
dialyzed against the same buffer at 40C for 20 hrs. The dialysate (IV in Table 1) was centrifuged
and the supernatant was fractionated by the addition of ethanol at 50C. A fraction precipitating
between 20 and 60% ethanol was collected and dialyzed in the same way.
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Innovation And The Global Economy
Innovation can be expressed as the application of new ideas to the processes and products and all
the productive activities of an entity that can result to increased productivity and value. The new
idea that alters how products and services are offered has the potential of bringing benefit to all
the stakeholders within an enterprise. It is erroneous to assert that there is a correlation between
the rising level of unemployment in the global economy with innovation and technology. A single
gadget that can perform work that can be done by a group of individuals, but the benefit of
innovation far outweighs the few changes in operations that lead to reemployment and loss of jobs
(Andersen 160). In a global economy innovation has been a key factor that enabled companies to
maintain their competitive edge, increase and improve production and operation processes and
generate adequate profits to remain in business. Scholarly study and historical analysis have
succinctly revealed that there is no connection between innovation and unemployment (Barro 105).
Innovation plays a big role in increasing productivity and in the longterm it creates wealth. In
economic, this wealth can be reallocated to other sectors and firms to generate demand for labor
for job seekers. It is imperative to recognize that the savings that crop up through the application of
new technology flows back to the economy directly or indirectly, helping generate more
opportunities. Innovation enables firms to lower
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Innovation can be expressed as the application of new ideas to the processes and products and all
the productive activities of an entity that can result to increased productivity and value. The new
idea that alters how products and services are offered has the potential of bringing benefit to all
the stakeholders within an enterprise. It is erroneous to assert that there is a correlation between
the rising level of unemployment in the global economy with innovation and technology. A single
gadget that can perform work that can be done by a group of individuals, but the benefit of
innovation far outweighs the few changes in operations that lead to reemployment and loss of jobs
(Andersen 160). In a global economy innovation has been a key factor that enabled companies to
maintain their competitive edge, increase and improve production and operation processes and
generate adequate profits to remain in business. Scholarly study and historical analysis have
succinctly revealed that there is no connection between innovation and unemployment (Barro 105).
Innovation plays a big role in increasing productivity and in the longterm it creates wealth. In
economic, this wealth can be reallocated to other sectors and firms to generate demand for labor
for job seekers. It is imperative to recognize that the savings that crop up through the application of
new technology flows back to the economy directly or indirectly, helping generate more
opportunities. Innovation enables firms to lower
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Examples Of Alienation In The Zoo Story
Gender, Sexuality and Power Relations in Edward Albee s The Zoo Story
The challenge of modernity is to live without illusions and without becoming disillusioned.
(Antonio Gramsci)
Abstract: Modern American Society was an assault equally on the integrity of an individual and
the social contract which sustains that individual in his relations with others resulting in
alienation. But if alienation erodes a sense of the real and breeds a mode of conformity as an
apparent solution to the problems of isolation, it also creates a sense of guilt, nebulous, unrelated,
an acknowledgement of that very failure of community and organic relationship which is itself
the essence of alienation. In order to create awareness and a sense of kinship amongst his fellow
Americans, Albee says: Sometimes it s necessary to go a long distance out of the way in order to
come back a short distance correctly. (The Zoo Story 12)
Keywords: Illusion, alienation, absurd, homosexuality, heterosexuality, power, gender, class
difference.
Introduction: With The Zoo Story, Albee is credited with changing the course of American Theatre
History. If Edward Albee had not existed he would most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Albee first appeared, he was seen as and indeed, was a liberal voice recalling the individual
to his moral and spiritual responsibility. As Jerry tells Peter: What were you trying to do? Make
sense out of things? Bring order? The old pigeonhole bit? (The Zoo Story 9)
The Zoo Story is concerned with Jerry s attempts to convert Peter to his new religion of Man. Jerry
uses many strategies to break his boredom and monotony and forcefully enters into conversation
with Peter who initially denies to communicate but gradually gets trapped into communication
network built by Jerry. Jerry gets Peter s attention when he mentions: I have been to the zoo.....
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Gender, Sexuality and Power Relations in Edward Albee s The Zoo Story
The challenge of modernity is to live without illusions and without becoming disillusioned.
(Antonio Gramsci)
Abstract: Modern American Society was an assault equally on the integrity of an individual and
the social contract which sustains that individual in his relations with others resulting in
alienation. But if alienation erodes a sense of the real and breeds a mode of conformity as an
apparent solution to the problems of isolation, it also creates a sense of guilt, nebulous, unrelated,
an acknowledgement of that very failure of community and organic relationship which is itself
the essence of alienation. In order to create awareness and a sense of kinship amongst his fellow
Americans, Albee says: Sometimes it s necessary to go a long distance out of the way in order to
come back a short distance correctly. (The Zoo Story 12)
Keywords: Illusion, alienation, absurd, homosexuality, heterosexuality, power, gender, class
difference.
Introduction: With The Zoo Story, Albee is credited with changing the course of American Theatre
History. If Edward Albee had not existed he would most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Albee first appeared, he was seen as and indeed, was a liberal voice recalling the individual
to his moral and spiritual responsibility. As Jerry tells Peter: What were you trying to do? Make
sense out of things? Bring order? The old pigeonhole bit? (The Zoo Story 9)
The Zoo Story is concerned with Jerry s attempts to convert Peter to his new religion of Man. Jerry
uses many strategies to break his boredom and monotony and forcefully enters into conversation
with Peter who initially denies to communicate but gradually gets trapped into communication
network built by Jerry. Jerry gets Peter s attention when he mentions: I have been to the zoo.....
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Public Service Announcement Essay
A highlight of this course for me personally was learning about the different levels of
governments in Canada. This taught me which level of government I should contact, based on
the situation I am in. This would be very useful, because I do not want to contact the wrong level
of government, and end up embarrassing myself and wasting my precious time. My favourite
assignment was creating the Public Service Announcement (PSA). This is because, I am good at
working with my voice, recording, and inserting sound effects. I was able to use these skills in the
PSA radio advertisement. During this assignment, I learned how to create a real PSA, but I also
enjoyed working on it. For me, the most interesting civic issue we studied was about not having
enough bike lanes in some cities... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When starting this course I believed the First Past the Post voting system was accurate and fair.
But after covering this topic, I now believe it needs to be changed, as it is not fair. It is not fair
because the candidate only needs to get more votes than the other candidates in order to win.
Therefore, the candidate can win, even though majority of the population did not vote for that
candidate. Something new I learned that really surprised me was about the first speaker s
corner, where the boy talks about people having a negative perspective on skateboarders. This
really surprised me because I saw skateboarders as regular people, I never thought anything bad
about them. If anything, I was fascinated about the cool moves and tricks they can do on their
skateboards. Five years from now, the aspect of this course that I think I will remember the most,
will be about the different levels government. This is because only if I remember what each level
of government is responsible for, I will be able to contact the right one in the future, if there is an
issue I need to talk to them
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A highlight of this course for me personally was learning about the different levels of
governments in Canada. This taught me which level of government I should contact, based on
the situation I am in. This would be very useful, because I do not want to contact the wrong level
of government, and end up embarrassing myself and wasting my precious time. My favourite
assignment was creating the Public Service Announcement (PSA). This is because, I am good at
working with my voice, recording, and inserting sound effects. I was able to use these skills in the
PSA radio advertisement. During this assignment, I learned how to create a real PSA, but I also
enjoyed working on it. For me, the most interesting civic issue we studied was about not having
enough bike lanes in some cities... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When starting this course I believed the First Past the Post voting system was accurate and fair.
But after covering this topic, I now believe it needs to be changed, as it is not fair. It is not fair
because the candidate only needs to get more votes than the other candidates in order to win.
Therefore, the candidate can win, even though majority of the population did not vote for that
candidate. Something new I learned that really surprised me was about the first speaker s
corner, where the boy talks about people having a negative perspective on skateboarders. This
really surprised me because I saw skateboarders as regular people, I never thought anything bad
about them. If anything, I was fascinated about the cool moves and tricks they can do on their
skateboards. Five years from now, the aspect of this course that I think I will remember the most,
will be about the different levels government. This is because only if I remember what each level
of government is responsible for, I will be able to contact the right one in the future, if there is an
issue I need to talk to them
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The Shark Research Paper
Shark facts characteristics and behavior all sharks live in oceans. However very few species can
survive in freshwater but for only for a short period. About 450 shark species have been identified
so far. Sharks are cold blooded fish that have muscular streamlined bodies with skeletons, which are
made up of cartilage like other fish. Sharks have gills to breathe but the gills are not covered and
can be easily seen as gill slits. There are about 5 to 7 gill slits on each side of their throat. But
like bony fish, sharks do not have scales instead they have denticles which make their skin very
rough. The size of the Sharks varies widely. The largest sharkis the whale shark while the smallest
shark is spiny dogfish shark. Sharks lack
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Shark facts characteristics and behavior all sharks live in oceans. However very few species can
survive in freshwater but for only for a short period. About 450 shark species have been identified
so far. Sharks are cold blooded fish that have muscular streamlined bodies with skeletons, which are
made up of cartilage like other fish. Sharks have gills to breathe but the gills are not covered and
can be easily seen as gill slits. There are about 5 to 7 gill slits on each side of their throat. But
like bony fish, sharks do not have scales instead they have denticles which make their skin very
rough. The size of the Sharks varies widely. The largest sharkis the whale shark while the smallest
shark is spiny dogfish shark. Sharks lack
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case study sap establishing a research center over china
Analyze SAP strategic entry into China and the challenges in establishing a research center with
this competitive market
Company overview
SAP entry into Software market
Establishing SAP Labs in China
Recommendations Content Competitors SAP overview Benchmarks Products and Services China s
software industry Porter s diamond model explains how firms can gain competitive advantage on
international markets and thus become exporters of their goods and services Demand Conditions
Government policies 1972 1978 SAP Founded from IBM employees in Germany SAP turns 10
providing service to 250 companies in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland 1982
Opens international subsidiaries in Denmark, Sweden, Italy, and the US
Customer milestone: Dow ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
ina
Compensation Wars for local talent
Expatriates recruited also very expensive
Difficult to retain staff due to high opportunities
=problem for project that require 3 7 years
Annual raises were common up to 15% or more
Top graduates expected a high level of personal engagement Recruiting Challenges Solutions Key
decision making for SAP Labs in China Recommendations Support of long term investment in
technology and R D
Tax incentives
Reduced 15% corporate income tax
150% deduction for R D expenditures if R D spending has increased by 10% from the prior year
Access to cheap land
Establishing facilities in China eases market access premise to sell products
Government allows easier access to clients
Relationship building is very important
Political stability supports long term investments Some Facts
1.5 million employees
CAGR: 29% over past three years
20,719 firms in software industry High market potential only 45% of companies had adapted ERP
systems
Demanding customers due to specifications of Chinese market
Rapidly changing and developing market
Analyze SAP strategic entry into China and the challenges in establishing a research center with
this competitive market
Company overview
SAP entry into Software market
Establishing SAP Labs in China
Recommendations Content Competitors SAP overview Benchmarks Products and Services China s
software industry Porter s diamond model explains how firms can gain competitive advantage on
international markets and thus become exporters of their goods and services Demand Conditions
Government policies 1972 1978 SAP Founded from IBM employees in Germany SAP turns 10
providing service to 250 companies in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland 1982
Opens international subsidiaries in Denmark, Sweden, Italy, and the US
Customer milestone: Dow ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
ina
Compensation Wars for local talent
Expatriates recruited also very expensive
Difficult to retain staff due to high opportunities
=problem for project that require 3 7 years
Annual raises were common up to 15% or more
Top graduates expected a high level of personal engagement Recruiting Challenges Solutions Key
decision making for SAP Labs in China Recommendations Support of long term investment in
technology and R D
Tax incentives
Reduced 15% corporate income tax
150% deduction for R D expenditures if R D spending has increased by 10% from the prior year
Access to cheap land
Establishing facilities in China eases market access premise to sell products
Government allows easier access to clients
Relationship building is very important
Political stability supports long term investments Some Facts
1.5 million employees
CAGR: 29% over past three years
20,719 firms in software industry High market potential only 45% of companies had adapted ERP
systems
Demanding customers due to specifications of Chinese market
Rapidly changing and developing market
Market of the future: trends can be identified here
Strong development of general Chinese economy Limited competition, mostly smaller companies
with focus on SMEs
SAP is market leader in large enterprise segment
Focus of strategy is to deliver high quality software as a standardized solution with constant
improvements and innovation
SAP s structure: Geocentric firm sets the basis for
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Strong development of general Chinese economy Limited competition, mostly smaller companies
with focus on SMEs
SAP is market leader in large enterprise segment
Focus of strategy is to deliver high quality software as a standardized solution with constant
improvements and innovation
SAP s structure: Geocentric firm sets the basis for
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Milton Giambattista Bodoni Research Paper
Graphic design is an art and practice that involves planning and projecting ideas and experiences
with visual and textual content.It is also called communication design. Graphic designing as a
profession has given birth to many amazing designers. These artists have gone on to change the
world of graphic design for the better. Here is a collection of the most prolific graphic designers.
Giambattista Bodoni
Bodoni began his career with printmaking but is widely known for designing and engraving
typefaces. A perfect example of his work is the font Bodoni.
Neville Brody
Brody started by designing record covers. Somewhere along the line, he became well known as the
Art Director of the famous Face Magazine and typefaces. He is an accomplished ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
William Caslon
Caslon started out as an engraver of gun locks and barrels, and as a bookbinder s tool cutter but is
known for his typefaces.
Milton Glaser
Milton is the founder of New York Magazine.He is one of the most prolific American graphic
designers of this era. Milton Glaser is responsible for famous modern icons like the I love New
York campaign which he designed for the New York State Department of Commerce and many
advertising posters, soup cans and record covers.
Jonathan Ive
Jonathan is well known for his achievement as the iMac s principal designer. Some consider him
as the best in industrial design and often refer him to as the person responsible for Apple s design
magic.
Aldus Manutius
Aldus started out as a printer and publisher.He is most famous for inventing the Italic font.
William Morris
Morris had a wide variety of careers during his time ranging from architecture, poetry, textile
designer to writer.Regardless of this, he was well known for his work of designing quality
wallpapers. Also, he was a developer of fonts.
Wally Olins Wally was British practitioner of corporate identity and branding. At the height of his
career, he received awards such as the Prince Philip Designers Prize in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Graphic design is an art and practice that involves planning and projecting ideas and experiences
with visual and textual content.It is also called communication design. Graphic designing as a
profession has given birth to many amazing designers. These artists have gone on to change the
world of graphic design for the better. Here is a collection of the most prolific graphic designers.
Giambattista Bodoni
Bodoni began his career with printmaking but is widely known for designing and engraving
typefaces. A perfect example of his work is the font Bodoni.
Neville Brody
Brody started by designing record covers. Somewhere along the line, he became well known as the
Art Director of the famous Face Magazine and typefaces. He is an accomplished ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
William Caslon
Caslon started out as an engraver of gun locks and barrels, and as a bookbinder s tool cutter but is
known for his typefaces.
Milton Glaser
Milton is the founder of New York Magazine.He is one of the most prolific American graphic
designers of this era. Milton Glaser is responsible for famous modern icons like the I love New
York campaign which he designed for the New York State Department of Commerce and many
advertising posters, soup cans and record covers.
Jonathan Ive
Jonathan is well known for his achievement as the iMac s principal designer. Some consider him
as the best in industrial design and often refer him to as the person responsible for Apple s design
magic.
Aldus Manutius
Aldus started out as a printer and publisher.He is most famous for inventing the Italic font.
William Morris
Morris had a wide variety of careers during his time ranging from architecture, poetry, textile
designer to writer.Regardless of this, he was well known for his work of designing quality
wallpapers. Also, he was a developer of fonts.
Wally Olins Wally was British practitioner of corporate identity and branding. At the height of his
career, he received awards such as the Prince Philip Designers Prize in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Techniques and Concerns of Modernism
Demonstrate your understanding of the context and values of Modernism by close analysis of the
techniques and concerns of Modernism that are reflected in one poem and one short story.
Modernism as a movement is an artistic reaction to the conventional art and literature of mid to late
19th century. World War I introduced advanced technology and the introduction of industrialisation
provoked Modernist writers to express their concerns about the changing society and the
complexities it of through their works. Urban alienation, the meaning of life as well as inner
psychological perspectives are some issues explored through the experimentation of new literary
techniques as the progression from the Realism and Romanticism of the 19th... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Due to the need to prove the effects of the harshness of reality, the modernist concerns of the post
World War I period resulted in changing views on traditional Victorian values and a loss of
ontological ground. The Modernist movement saw a break from traditional Victorian values such
as having sex after marriage and the perception of sex before marriage and its consequences which
is illustrated through Hills Like White Elephants . Hemingway explores the complex thoughts of
the characters Fig and the man through non linear structure of dialogue. The process of abortion is
new to the woman who tries to receive reassurance from the man but through stream of
consciousness, it is apparent that the man is all too accepting of the abortion and desensitised to it
They just let the air in and then it s all perfectly natural. Hemingway portrays the man as an
insensitive human as he continues to proclaim that the abortion is nothing and that he will love her
regardless of her choice. The human condition is also explored in Hills Like White Elephant where
the meaning of life is questioned and freedom from the burdensome pregnancy. Hemingway reflects
that society has become numb to issues such as abortion, hinting that unwanted pregnancies as a
product of sex before marriage prevailed in the post World
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Demonstrate your understanding of the context and values of Modernism by close analysis of the
techniques and concerns of Modernism that are reflected in one poem and one short story.
Modernism as a movement is an artistic reaction to the conventional art and literature of mid to late
19th century. World War I introduced advanced technology and the introduction of industrialisation
provoked Modernist writers to express their concerns about the changing society and the
complexities it of through their works. Urban alienation, the meaning of life as well as inner
psychological perspectives are some issues explored through the experimentation of new literary
techniques as the progression from the Realism and Romanticism of the 19th... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Due to the need to prove the effects of the harshness of reality, the modernist concerns of the post
World War I period resulted in changing views on traditional Victorian values and a loss of
ontological ground. The Modernist movement saw a break from traditional Victorian values such
as having sex after marriage and the perception of sex before marriage and its consequences which
is illustrated through Hills Like White Elephants . Hemingway explores the complex thoughts of
the characters Fig and the man through non linear structure of dialogue. The process of abortion is
new to the woman who tries to receive reassurance from the man but through stream of
consciousness, it is apparent that the man is all too accepting of the abortion and desensitised to it
They just let the air in and then it s all perfectly natural. Hemingway portrays the man as an
insensitive human as he continues to proclaim that the abortion is nothing and that he will love her
regardless of her choice. The human condition is also explored in Hills Like White Elephant where
the meaning of life is questioned and freedom from the burdensome pregnancy. Hemingway reflects
that society has become numb to issues such as abortion, hinting that unwanted pregnancies as a
product of sex before marriage prevailed in the post World
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sandy V. Mark Case Brief
RELIANCE LAWYERS
TO: Client
FROM: Christine Bulos
SUBJECT: Sandy V Mark
DATE: 17th April 2017
CC: [email protected]
PURPOSE:
This memorandum analyses the contractual dealings between our client, Sandy, and Mark to
determine whether equitable and proprietary estoppel is applicable in this case, and whether the
promise Mark made to Sandy in regards to subdividing his land must be upheld.
SUMMARY:
QUESTION 1A) It will be argued that estoppel is definitely applicable in this case as no contract
was formally created by the two parties due to the lack of a formal written agreement , the intention
to create legal relations and the absence of sufficient consideration therefore what was
communicated between the two parties is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Factors present that support this notion are the lack of a formal written agreement, the intention to
create legal relations wasn t present, and insufficient consideration.
Mark had promised to subdivide his land and transfer the ownership of the cottage you were living
in as a tenant to your name, and in effect encouraged you to disregard seeking a settlement with Pat
as well as substantially improve his cottage. This thus encouraged an induced assumption to be
made which you relied upon. Mark did not do enough to prevent your impending detriment from
occurring regardless of his initial knowledge and intention made. We will therefore use these factors
to our advantage and base the cause of action and arguments made on these.
As your lawyer, my main concern is to seek relief in the form of obtaining the cottage property for
you rather than monetary damages as that has been established to be of your main concern as
substantial improvements were made to the cottage using your own money as well as it being the
initial agreement between Mark and
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RELIANCE LAWYERS
TO: Client
FROM: Christine Bulos
SUBJECT: Sandy V Mark
DATE: 17th April 2017
CC: [email protected]
PURPOSE:
This memorandum analyses the contractual dealings between our client, Sandy, and Mark to
determine whether equitable and proprietary estoppel is applicable in this case, and whether the
promise Mark made to Sandy in regards to subdividing his land must be upheld.
SUMMARY:
QUESTION 1A) It will be argued that estoppel is definitely applicable in this case as no contract
was formally created by the two parties due to the lack of a formal written agreement , the intention
to create legal relations and the absence of sufficient consideration therefore what was
communicated between the two parties is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Factors present that support this notion are the lack of a formal written agreement, the intention to
create legal relations wasn t present, and insufficient consideration.
Mark had promised to subdivide his land and transfer the ownership of the cottage you were living
in as a tenant to your name, and in effect encouraged you to disregard seeking a settlement with Pat
as well as substantially improve his cottage. This thus encouraged an induced assumption to be
made which you relied upon. Mark did not do enough to prevent your impending detriment from
occurring regardless of his initial knowledge and intention made. We will therefore use these factors
to our advantage and base the cause of action and arguments made on these.
As your lawyer, my main concern is to seek relief in the form of obtaining the cottage property for
you rather than monetary damages as that has been established to be of your main concern as
substantial improvements were made to the cottage using your own money as well as it being the
initial agreement between Mark and
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The Trial On The Jury System
Introduction
Have you ever been to a trial or have you seen a trial on the television? Have you ever saw that
group of people that were sitting in a box? Or have you ever heard someone say they have to go do
jury duty? You may wondered what jury duty is. Well jury duty is service as a member of a jury in a
court of law. You may say well what is a jury? A jury is a body of people sworn to give to give a
verdict in a legal case on the basis of evidence submitted to them in court. In this paper we will
talk about three counties and how their jury system goes. And if they don t have one we will talk
about what they do for their judicial system. Jury system makes the court s trial easier and fair.
United States Jury SystemThe United ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After the reviewing of the questionnaire the court will randomly select those who will be
summoned to jury duty. (Criminal Find Law) Everyone must do jury duty once every 12
months. There will be a $1500 fine if you do not show up and perform your duty. There is two
reasons on why you could be excused. One reason is if they have a physical or mental
impairment. The other reason is if attending will cause a financial burden. (US Courts) To be on
jury duty you won t have to understand English 100% you must understand it enough to be able to
know what is going on. The court uses the common language. But if you cannot understand the
language at all then you could call in or have someone to translate for you when you call into the
local jury department. There is a chance that you will need to go down there to prove that you don
t speak the language. (California State Law)
Mexico Jury System
Mexico did not commonly use the jury system. The judicial protection is provided by the Writ of
Amparo. The Writ of Amparo allows the person convicted in the court of a local judge to appeal
to one of the federal judges. There trial system is based on by the Napoleonic Code. It consist of a
sees of fact gathering hearings. The judges are appointed for life. (Mex Online) The record of the
proceedings is not available to the public. That was forced on March 21, 1804. The legal system
came about in 1806. In 1808 a code of criminal instruction was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction
Have you ever been to a trial or have you seen a trial on the television? Have you ever saw that
group of people that were sitting in a box? Or have you ever heard someone say they have to go do
jury duty? You may wondered what jury duty is. Well jury duty is service as a member of a jury in a
court of law. You may say well what is a jury? A jury is a body of people sworn to give to give a
verdict in a legal case on the basis of evidence submitted to them in court. In this paper we will
talk about three counties and how their jury system goes. And if they don t have one we will talk
about what they do for their judicial system. Jury system makes the court s trial easier and fair.
United States Jury SystemThe United ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After the reviewing of the questionnaire the court will randomly select those who will be
summoned to jury duty. (Criminal Find Law) Everyone must do jury duty once every 12
months. There will be a $1500 fine if you do not show up and perform your duty. There is two
reasons on why you could be excused. One reason is if they have a physical or mental
impairment. The other reason is if attending will cause a financial burden. (US Courts) To be on
jury duty you won t have to understand English 100% you must understand it enough to be able to
know what is going on. The court uses the common language. But if you cannot understand the
language at all then you could call in or have someone to translate for you when you call into the
local jury department. There is a chance that you will need to go down there to prove that you don
t speak the language. (California State Law)
Mexico Jury System
Mexico did not commonly use the jury system. The judicial protection is provided by the Writ of
Amparo. The Writ of Amparo allows the person convicted in the court of a local judge to appeal
to one of the federal judges. There trial system is based on by the Napoleonic Code. It consist of a
sees of fact gathering hearings. The judges are appointed for life. (Mex Online) The record of the
proceedings is not available to the public. That was forced on March 21, 1804. The legal system
came about in 1806. In 1808 a code of criminal instruction was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparing Riddle 65 And The Dream Of The Rood
Part 4: Short Answer 1, Riddle 65 and The Dream of the Rood Excerpt One from The Exeter
Book speaks volumes to the themes and interests of Anglo Saxons. Religion was a common
theme throughout forms of entertainment, literacy and education were less common and riddles
were easier to remember. Riddles were a more lighthearted approach to religion, while still
upholding the values and importance of such. An example can be found in the second stanza of
Riddle 65 , It speaks without mouth, moves without feet. Saying, I am now teacher of men,
Preacher to many on middle earth . The idea that religion did not have to be presented through
fear carried over to other works from Anglo Saxon texts. The Dream of the Rood, is a poem in
which... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jesus must die here for any belief in his holy power and his resulting miracle. Even in a biblical
tale however, there can be a heroic twist. The description gives us the impression that he is far
from being defeated and in the final scene, Jesus s wounding by the spear, In his holy blood...the
cross is consecrated. (Rood) With his death, the Rood has grown even stronger in veneration and
is finally allowed to wilt in sorrow. An array of warriors come to weep over his lifeless body, but
only the rood can see that he is not really dead. His followers were faithful and loyal to him. The
narrator reiterates Jesus s heroism on many occasions, in one particular scene he describes Jesus
s demeanor as he accepts the cross. The author stated, Climbed on the high gallows, bold in the
sight of many, when he would free mankind (Rood 27). He willingly accepts his struggle on the
rood, in doing so the poet describes Jesus as a warrior , strong , and stouthearted . Jesus was not
represented as a modest man resigned to his duty as savior of men, he was envisioned more so as a
gallant hero. The anonymous author used a dream to portray his view of Jesus to awe his audience.
He wanted to gain their attention through the glory of what Christianity is. The angle that which the
dream poem was told from had not been taken before. The personification of the cross added
intrigue and allowed the story to become a hero s tale. The belief that good deeds will be rewarded
through faith still exists, it was just presented through an epic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Part 4: Short Answer 1, Riddle 65 and The Dream of the Rood Excerpt One from The Exeter
Book speaks volumes to the themes and interests of Anglo Saxons. Religion was a common
theme throughout forms of entertainment, literacy and education were less common and riddles
were easier to remember. Riddles were a more lighthearted approach to religion, while still
upholding the values and importance of such. An example can be found in the second stanza of
Riddle 65 , It speaks without mouth, moves without feet. Saying, I am now teacher of men,
Preacher to many on middle earth . The idea that religion did not have to be presented through
fear carried over to other works from Anglo Saxon texts. The Dream of the Rood, is a poem in
which... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jesus must die here for any belief in his holy power and his resulting miracle. Even in a biblical
tale however, there can be a heroic twist. The description gives us the impression that he is far
from being defeated and in the final scene, Jesus s wounding by the spear, In his holy blood...the
cross is consecrated. (Rood) With his death, the Rood has grown even stronger in veneration and
is finally allowed to wilt in sorrow. An array of warriors come to weep over his lifeless body, but
only the rood can see that he is not really dead. His followers were faithful and loyal to him. The
narrator reiterates Jesus s heroism on many occasions, in one particular scene he describes Jesus
s demeanor as he accepts the cross. The author stated, Climbed on the high gallows, bold in the
sight of many, when he would free mankind (Rood 27). He willingly accepts his struggle on the
rood, in doing so the poet describes Jesus as a warrior , strong , and stouthearted . Jesus was not
represented as a modest man resigned to his duty as savior of men, he was envisioned more so as a
gallant hero. The anonymous author used a dream to portray his view of Jesus to awe his audience.
He wanted to gain their attention through the glory of what Christianity is. The angle that which the
dream poem was told from had not been taken before. The personification of the cross added
intrigue and allowed the story to become a hero s tale. The belief that good deeds will be rewarded
through faith still exists, it was just presented through an epic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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