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Descriptive Writing
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History Essay: Paragraph On Descriptive Writing History Essay: Paragraph On Descriptive Writing
Public Meeting At The City Of Saskatoon Where I Grew Up
Bruno, Saskatchewan, a small town east of Saskatoon where I grew up, is known for its hay farms,
and cherry festivals. Similar to other small towns, you will find the town office on the busiest street in
town the main street. On February 22, 2016, I attended a public meeting in Bruno s town office. The
public meeting was a town of Bruno regular monthly council meeting. I planned on staying as long as
it took for me to get the information I needed on policy and how the council made decisions. Within
this council meeting, the council freely discussed matters, occasionally having some order. In addition,
there was no form of talking stick, which caused Interruptions and over talking.
When considering the ideologies of each person at the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even though the decision making process was scattered, shared decision making is what was
happening. On one issue they were all clear, quick and on the same page. On the other issues
discussed they were scattered. There was no one leader of the decision; there were multiple leaders for
a discussion at different times. Therefore, as an observer, this was extremely difficult to follow along.
Bruno council did follow shared decision making and a strategic planning approach. Even though they
used the majority of the steps, the discussion could have been more formally approached. However,
you can take into consideration this council represents a small population. The support for this
approach consists of reform minded policy makers and leaders, which is hard to come by in a smaller
community. These individuals that were sitting at the table are knowledgeable individuals. However,
they do not enable the experiences broader sectors do. Even though, Bruno council lacks the broader
spectrum, they do practice one of the most important benefits of policy making, shared learning.
The first thing on the agenda was revising the employee code of conduct and conflict of interest
policy. The administrator asked if everyone read the code of conduct and the policy, some of the
council said no. One councillor then asked what the objection to the policy was. The councillor in
charge of the policy clarified. She brought forth words that should be changed. Therefore,
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Bruno, Saskatchewan, a small town east of Saskatoon where I grew up, is known for its hay farms,
and cherry festivals. Similar to other small towns, you will find the town office on the busiest street in
town the main street. On February 22, 2016, I attended a public meeting in Bruno s town office. The
public meeting was a town of Bruno regular monthly council meeting. I planned on staying as long as
it took for me to get the information I needed on policy and how the council made decisions. Within
this council meeting, the council freely discussed matters, occasionally having some order. In addition,
there was no form of talking stick, which caused Interruptions and over talking.
When considering the ideologies of each person at the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even though the decision making process was scattered, shared decision making is what was
happening. On one issue they were all clear, quick and on the same page. On the other issues
discussed they were scattered. There was no one leader of the decision; there were multiple leaders for
a discussion at different times. Therefore, as an observer, this was extremely difficult to follow along.
Bruno council did follow shared decision making and a strategic planning approach. Even though they
used the majority of the steps, the discussion could have been more formally approached. However,
you can take into consideration this council represents a small population. The support for this
approach consists of reform minded policy makers and leaders, which is hard to come by in a smaller
community. These individuals that were sitting at the table are knowledgeable individuals. However,
they do not enable the experiences broader sectors do. Even though, Bruno council lacks the broader
spectrum, they do practice one of the most important benefits of policy making, shared learning.
The first thing on the agenda was revising the employee code of conduct and conflict of interest
policy. The administrator asked if everyone read the code of conduct and the policy, some of the
council said no. One councillor then asked what the objection to the policy was. The councillor in
charge of the policy clarified. She brought forth words that should be changed. Therefore,
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Executive Summary Of The Canadian National Railway Company
Executive Summary
Canadian National Railway Corporation through reform, have achieved a series of achievements and
various beneficial measures taken by the railway enterprise, CNR accomplished this in three years.
CNR combined a perfect global transaction system and an environment strategy to improve their
market competitiveness. At the same time, they used sustainable ability to reduce their consumption of
their own cost effectively, while also positively working with a clear global development direction.
Canadian National Railway displayed both long term and short term strategies which contributed into
the growth of the company through its unique competitive landscape. In summary, it is evident that the
Canadian National Railway has not only succeeded throughout decades of operations, but has grown
to become a multi billion dollar company by utilizing and executing unique and diverse business
strategies in a successful way and taking full advantage of their competitive edge in the market.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary............................................................................................2
Table of Contents...............................................................................................3
Introduction......................................................................................................4
Content and Analysis.........................................................................................5 8
Strategic Frameworks.........................................................................................8 9
5 Year Business Projection..................................................................................10
Strategic Adaptations.........................................................................................11
Conclusion.....................................................................................................11
Reference...................................................................................................12 14
Appendix..................................................................................................15 16
Introduction
In today s society, it is evident individual s needs, wants, and behavior have quickly adapted and
evolved over the years, but so have business organizations. What once started in 1922, as a simple
creation to fulfill John A. Macdonald s promise to unite the new country of Canada by building a
transcontinental railway, has now transformed into what is recognized as the Canadian National
Railway Corporation, with a market cap of $55.9 billion just over 100 years later (Forbes). It is
important to understand CNR s key to success is based on several factors such as; maintaining and
constantly improving their formal design
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Executive Summary
Canadian National Railway Corporation through reform, have achieved a series of achievements and
various beneficial measures taken by the railway enterprise, CNR accomplished this in three years.
CNR combined a perfect global transaction system and an environment strategy to improve their
market competitiveness. At the same time, they used sustainable ability to reduce their consumption of
their own cost effectively, while also positively working with a clear global development direction.
Canadian National Railway displayed both long term and short term strategies which contributed into
the growth of the company through its unique competitive landscape. In summary, it is evident that the
Canadian National Railway has not only succeeded throughout decades of operations, but has grown
to become a multi billion dollar company by utilizing and executing unique and diverse business
strategies in a successful way and taking full advantage of their competitive edge in the market.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary............................................................................................2
Table of Contents...............................................................................................3
Introduction......................................................................................................4
Content and Analysis.........................................................................................5 8
Strategic Frameworks.........................................................................................8 9
5 Year Business Projection..................................................................................10
Strategic Adaptations.........................................................................................11
Conclusion.....................................................................................................11
Reference...................................................................................................12 14
Appendix..................................................................................................15 16
Introduction
In today s society, it is evident individual s needs, wants, and behavior have quickly adapted and
evolved over the years, but so have business organizations. What once started in 1922, as a simple
creation to fulfill John A. Macdonald s promise to unite the new country of Canada by building a
transcontinental railway, has now transformed into what is recognized as the Canadian National
Railway Corporation, with a market cap of $55.9 billion just over 100 years later (Forbes). It is
important to understand CNR s key to success is based on several factors such as; maintaining and
constantly improving their formal design
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Jason And Medea
Ancient Greek society highly valued the idea of its citizens meeting the expectations of their social
and moral responsibility, or else they were considered criminal, specifically, if they murdered, stole
broke their oaths or offended the gods. Euripides however, in his Tragedy Medea, through the
unlawful rationalisation of Jason and Medea, challenges the notion of a criminal and the commonly
held value of sophrosyne that is meeting ones social and moral responsibilities. Jason breaks his oaths
and leaves Medea for fortune and prestige, while Medea sets on the quest to exact her retribution on
Jason. Ultimately, however, Medea is Euripides iconoclastic attack on the Greek social system,
suggesting to the audience that maybe the real criminal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Euripides play is an exploration, if not an argument, of sexual equality. Jason and Creon find Medea
frightening and dangerous, not because she is a sorceress , but because she is a woman . In spite of all
this, Medea makes decisions contrary to the nature of the typical Greek woman, when she opts to have
her vengeance on those who wronged her. However, Euripides in leaving Medea unharmed and
unpunished, is not only revolutionary but also controversial, given the patriarchal society that was
Ancient Greek society. Euripides uses the Corinthian women as the chorus to help the male audience
reflect on their own unlawful and misogynistic attitude to life. Accordingly, in using Medea as his
Byronic heroin, Euripides attacks the notion of women as the subdued other . Although Euripides
contemporaries used tragedy as a cathartic device, Euripides used it to expose the hypocritical and
corrupt nature of the Greek society that forcefully created wicked monsters like Medea. Euripides
Medea acts as a social allegory to not only provide detailed and accurate insight into the hardship of
women, but also force the audience to reflect on its own ignorance that blindsides them from seeing
the flaws of their own society. Thus, while presenting the imperfections of Jason and Medea,
Euripides does not present them as the only criminals, revealing that the real criminal is the
dysfunctional androcentric society that was ancient
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ancient Greek society highly valued the idea of its citizens meeting the expectations of their social
and moral responsibility, or else they were considered criminal, specifically, if they murdered, stole
broke their oaths or offended the gods. Euripides however, in his Tragedy Medea, through the
unlawful rationalisation of Jason and Medea, challenges the notion of a criminal and the commonly
held value of sophrosyne that is meeting ones social and moral responsibilities. Jason breaks his oaths
and leaves Medea for fortune and prestige, while Medea sets on the quest to exact her retribution on
Jason. Ultimately, however, Medea is Euripides iconoclastic attack on the Greek social system,
suggesting to the audience that maybe the real criminal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Euripides play is an exploration, if not an argument, of sexual equality. Jason and Creon find Medea
frightening and dangerous, not because she is a sorceress , but because she is a woman . In spite of all
this, Medea makes decisions contrary to the nature of the typical Greek woman, when she opts to have
her vengeance on those who wronged her. However, Euripides in leaving Medea unharmed and
unpunished, is not only revolutionary but also controversial, given the patriarchal society that was
Ancient Greek society. Euripides uses the Corinthian women as the chorus to help the male audience
reflect on their own unlawful and misogynistic attitude to life. Accordingly, in using Medea as his
Byronic heroin, Euripides attacks the notion of women as the subdued other . Although Euripides
contemporaries used tragedy as a cathartic device, Euripides used it to expose the hypocritical and
corrupt nature of the Greek society that forcefully created wicked monsters like Medea. Euripides
Medea acts as a social allegory to not only provide detailed and accurate insight into the hardship of
women, but also force the audience to reflect on its own ignorance that blindsides them from seeing
the flaws of their own society. Thus, while presenting the imperfections of Jason and Medea,
Euripides does not present them as the only criminals, revealing that the real criminal is the
dysfunctional androcentric society that was ancient
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
C Wright Mills The Sociological Imagination Summary
C. Wright Mills, an american sociologist as well as a sociology professor proposed the social
imagination. He discusses the proper relationship by conducting sociological study between biography
and history. He wanted to understand how a societal or global transformation can affect us everyday.
Mills research in 1950s caught a lot of attention and was recognized in the field of sociology. He
emphasized the value of adopting a sociological perspective for understanding the world, introducing
the term sociological imagination.
Neither the life of an individual nor the history of a society can be understood without understanding
both.
― C. Wright Mills, The Sociological Imagination
So what is the sociological imagination ?
The sociological ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pretty much putting on a new pair of glasses in this case with sociological lenses with the ability to see
everyday interactions and behaviors we often take for granted in a different way.
My job loss was personal but I could see how it had an impact on others around me as well as other
directly related to me. It s fair to replicate the feelings onto others that suffered the same however, it s
not. While I was a part of it I would like to admit I never though and I m certain other as well didn t
think we had anything to worry about at all. People a part of that same company for more than ten
years. Freud (1961) argued that the two great original sources of mental health are love and work.
Studies have proved that a job loss can have negative impact on individual and the impact could be
different depending on the individual. Taylor (1991) suggested that negative life events have an
asymmetrically strong impact on people s physiological, cognitive, emotional, and social responses.
Whenever I come across anyone from my past job we always have a sympathetic approach towards
one another understanding the circumstances we have been through together. On the other hand, one
would think it s a conflict within culture to let go of people all together with no notice and perhaps
somewhat unethical. Edward Taylor defined culture, he said it s a complex behavior and suggested
belief, morals, ethics create human perception and its value varies from one social context to another
but social imagination relates to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
C. Wright Mills, an american sociologist as well as a sociology professor proposed the social
imagination. He discusses the proper relationship by conducting sociological study between biography
and history. He wanted to understand how a societal or global transformation can affect us everyday.
Mills research in 1950s caught a lot of attention and was recognized in the field of sociology. He
emphasized the value of adopting a sociological perspective for understanding the world, introducing
the term sociological imagination.
Neither the life of an individual nor the history of a society can be understood without understanding
both.
― C. Wright Mills, The Sociological Imagination
So what is the sociological imagination ?
The sociological ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pretty much putting on a new pair of glasses in this case with sociological lenses with the ability to see
everyday interactions and behaviors we often take for granted in a different way.
My job loss was personal but I could see how it had an impact on others around me as well as other
directly related to me. It s fair to replicate the feelings onto others that suffered the same however, it s
not. While I was a part of it I would like to admit I never though and I m certain other as well didn t
think we had anything to worry about at all. People a part of that same company for more than ten
years. Freud (1961) argued that the two great original sources of mental health are love and work.
Studies have proved that a job loss can have negative impact on individual and the impact could be
different depending on the individual. Taylor (1991) suggested that negative life events have an
asymmetrically strong impact on people s physiological, cognitive, emotional, and social responses.
Whenever I come across anyone from my past job we always have a sympathetic approach towards
one another understanding the circumstances we have been through together. On the other hand, one
would think it s a conflict within culture to let go of people all together with no notice and perhaps
somewhat unethical. Edward Taylor defined culture, he said it s a complex behavior and suggested
belief, morals, ethics create human perception and its value varies from one social context to another
but social imagination relates to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pacifism In The Dutchman, By Leroi Jones
LeRoi Jones is an African American writer of poetry, drama, fiction, essays and music criticism, born
in Newark, New Jersey, on October 7th, 1934. He developed an interest in poetry and jazz in high
school and attended Howard University earning an English Degree. His parents were working class,
elevator lift operator and social worker. In 1954, Jones joined the U.S Air Force for three years before
being dishonorably discharged. After his military service, Jones founded Totem Press, which
published people like Beat icons Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg. Jones became a member of the
Umbra Poets Workshop of emerging Black Nationalist writers. After, Malcolm X s assassination,
Jones moved to Harlem and joined the Black Nationalist Movement. During the 50s, Jones changed
his name to a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jones was critical of pacifism preferring in the promotion of violence and died in Newark in 2014.
Jones wrote his play the Dutchman in 1964 having it first be presented at the Cherry Lane Theatre in
New York City on March 14, 1964. This play was written towards the tail end of the Civil Rights
Movement a struggle for social justice that took place mainly in the 1950s 1960s for blacks to gain
equal rights under the law in the United States. Jones wrote this play to show the turmoil, conflict and
relations between blacks and whites. This can be seen in the two main characters Clay a 20 year old
black man and Lula a 30 year old white woman. In the Dutchman, there are three main characters
Clay, Lula, and the other passengers who each have their different character traits and plight. The
character can be expressed as individual s personal values, what makes up a person s moral compass,
key values, what drives their conduct;
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
LeRoi Jones is an African American writer of poetry, drama, fiction, essays and music criticism, born
in Newark, New Jersey, on October 7th, 1934. He developed an interest in poetry and jazz in high
school and attended Howard University earning an English Degree. His parents were working class,
elevator lift operator and social worker. In 1954, Jones joined the U.S Air Force for three years before
being dishonorably discharged. After his military service, Jones founded Totem Press, which
published people like Beat icons Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg. Jones became a member of the
Umbra Poets Workshop of emerging Black Nationalist writers. After, Malcolm X s assassination,
Jones moved to Harlem and joined the Black Nationalist Movement. During the 50s, Jones changed
his name to a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jones was critical of pacifism preferring in the promotion of violence and died in Newark in 2014.
Jones wrote his play the Dutchman in 1964 having it first be presented at the Cherry Lane Theatre in
New York City on March 14, 1964. This play was written towards the tail end of the Civil Rights
Movement a struggle for social justice that took place mainly in the 1950s 1960s for blacks to gain
equal rights under the law in the United States. Jones wrote this play to show the turmoil, conflict and
relations between blacks and whites. This can be seen in the two main characters Clay a 20 year old
black man and Lula a 30 year old white woman. In the Dutchman, there are three main characters
Clay, Lula, and the other passengers who each have their different character traits and plight. The
character can be expressed as individual s personal values, what makes up a person s moral compass,
key values, what drives their conduct;
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Did Egypt Created Toothpaste
Did you know that Egyptians invented toothpaste?! You probably didn t because whenever you think
of Egypt you will most likely just think of pharaohs, hieroglyphics, and pyramids, but there is way
more to know about Egypt that everyone should know. Let s start with some history behind Egypt and
how it all started. One of the main reasons why Egypt exist is due to the Nile River. The Nile was
known as the giver and sustainer of life. The river became so sacred that many humans decided to
settle near it at around 6000 B.C. The Nile River provided a seasonal floodings to help yield large crop
growth and immensely increasing the population in process. During the 4th millenium, two kingdoms
soon emerged. The lower kingdom in the north and the upper ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This 1700 year rule of the Pharaohs marked the flourish of growth in arts, commerce, science, and
medicine. One of the most notable architectures to come out of this growth was the pyramids. These
pyramids were made to be great burial tombs to help the Pharaohs achieve eternal life after death. The
first pyramid was built by the first Pharaoh by the name of Imhotep. This was built in Saqqara at
around 2800 B.C. Soon after, the three pyramids at Giza were built. The largest of the three, known as
the Great Pyramid, was built around 2540 B.C. and took about 20 years to build. Today it is the only
one of the seven ancient wonders of the world to still be standing. Due to these pyramids, the wealth
of pharaohs soon started to decline and their absolute power became unsteady. The Old Kingdom soon
collapsed and changed into a rapid succession of Memphis based rulers until around 2160 B.C. This
would soon lead into a civil war between provincial governors. This situation was turned more chaotic
by Bedouin invasions. While this was all happening, everyone was accompanied by famine and
disease. Around 2040 B.C. the Theban king Mentuhotep II defeated the forced of the two united
kingdoms and united Egypt under the rule of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Did you know that Egyptians invented toothpaste?! You probably didn t because whenever you think
of Egypt you will most likely just think of pharaohs, hieroglyphics, and pyramids, but there is way
more to know about Egypt that everyone should know. Let s start with some history behind Egypt and
how it all started. One of the main reasons why Egypt exist is due to the Nile River. The Nile was
known as the giver and sustainer of life. The river became so sacred that many humans decided to
settle near it at around 6000 B.C. The Nile River provided a seasonal floodings to help yield large crop
growth and immensely increasing the population in process. During the 4th millenium, two kingdoms
soon emerged. The lower kingdom in the north and the upper ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This 1700 year rule of the Pharaohs marked the flourish of growth in arts, commerce, science, and
medicine. One of the most notable architectures to come out of this growth was the pyramids. These
pyramids were made to be great burial tombs to help the Pharaohs achieve eternal life after death. The
first pyramid was built by the first Pharaoh by the name of Imhotep. This was built in Saqqara at
around 2800 B.C. Soon after, the three pyramids at Giza were built. The largest of the three, known as
the Great Pyramid, was built around 2540 B.C. and took about 20 years to build. Today it is the only
one of the seven ancient wonders of the world to still be standing. Due to these pyramids, the wealth
of pharaohs soon started to decline and their absolute power became unsteady. The Old Kingdom soon
collapsed and changed into a rapid succession of Memphis based rulers until around 2160 B.C. This
would soon lead into a civil war between provincial governors. This situation was turned more chaotic
by Bedouin invasions. While this was all happening, everyone was accompanied by famine and
disease. Around 2040 B.C. the Theban king Mentuhotep II defeated the forced of the two united
kingdoms and united Egypt under the rule of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Circuit Conditioning Is A Workout Scheme
Tabata circuit conditioning is a workout scheme which was founded by Doctor Izumi Tabata from the
National Institute of Sports and Fitness in Tokyo, in 1996 (Tabata et al., 1996). The first stages of the
Tabata circuit began in the midst of coaching the Japanese speed skating team as he conducted a study
using an interval based training model (Tabata et al., 1996). The main objective of the research
conducted in 1996 was to identify whether it was possible to improve the performance of his elite
levelled skating team by using a certain protocol. As a result, Doctor Izumi was able to create a time
efficient workout which builds muscle, burns fat and increases VO2 max (Tabata et al., 1996). The
workout is a combination of eight short repeated exercises which last a total of four minutes. The eight
intervals are broken down into twenty seconds of intense exercise, followed by a ten second rest
(Tabata et al., 1996). With academic evidence, this literature review will analyse Tabata circuit and
establish how it has progressed from use for aerobic training to then into a workout.
According to the American council on exercise (2016), An effective cardiovascular and muscular
conditioning program can be accomplished in a short period of time, but only if the level of intensity
is extremely high . Dr Tabata uses this technique in his infamous Tabata workout scheme.
Furthermore, tabata implemented this as he created his training experiments. The first experiment was
to pedal on an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Tabata circuit conditioning is a workout scheme which was founded by Doctor Izumi Tabata from the
National Institute of Sports and Fitness in Tokyo, in 1996 (Tabata et al., 1996). The first stages of the
Tabata circuit began in the midst of coaching the Japanese speed skating team as he conducted a study
using an interval based training model (Tabata et al., 1996). The main objective of the research
conducted in 1996 was to identify whether it was possible to improve the performance of his elite
levelled skating team by using a certain protocol. As a result, Doctor Izumi was able to create a time
efficient workout which builds muscle, burns fat and increases VO2 max (Tabata et al., 1996). The
workout is a combination of eight short repeated exercises which last a total of four minutes. The eight
intervals are broken down into twenty seconds of intense exercise, followed by a ten second rest
(Tabata et al., 1996). With academic evidence, this literature review will analyse Tabata circuit and
establish how it has progressed from use for aerobic training to then into a workout.
According to the American council on exercise (2016), An effective cardiovascular and muscular
conditioning program can be accomplished in a short period of time, but only if the level of intensity
is extremely high . Dr Tabata uses this technique in his infamous Tabata workout scheme.
Furthermore, tabata implemented this as he created his training experiments. The first experiment was
to pedal on an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Mohammed And The Prophet
Also, in a longer hadith, the Prophet (pbuh) said that the salah (prayer) is a light, and charity is a
proof, and patience is illumination. In one hadith from al Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, it is reported that
the Prophet (pbuh) said, None of you [truly] believes until he loves for his brother that which he loves
for himself. In another hadith, the Prophet said Let him who believes in Allah and the Last Day speak
good, or keep silent; and let him who believes in Allah and the Last Day be generous to his neighbour;
and let him who believes in Allah and the Last Day be generous to his guest. In another hadith, a man
asked the Prophet (pbuh) for counsel and the Messenger (pbuh) answered several times by saying Do
not become angry. From 40 Hadith Nawawi 24, the Prophet is reported saying that God said, O My
servants! I have forbidden dhulm (oppression) for Myself, and I have made it forbidden amongst you,
so do not oppress one another. In another from Sahih Muslim, the Prophet (pbuh) said, Do not envy
one another, and do not inflate prices for one another, and do not hate one another, and do not turn
away from one another, and do not undercut one another in trade, but [rather] be slaves of Allah and
brothers [amongst yourselves]. A Muslim is the brother of a Muslim: he does not oppress him, nor
does he fail him, nor does he lie to him, nor does he hold him in contempt. Taqwa (piety) is right here
[and he pointed to his chest three times]. It is evil enough for a man to
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Also, in a longer hadith, the Prophet (pbuh) said that the salah (prayer) is a light, and charity is a
proof, and patience is illumination. In one hadith from al Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, it is reported that
the Prophet (pbuh) said, None of you [truly] believes until he loves for his brother that which he loves
for himself. In another hadith, the Prophet said Let him who believes in Allah and the Last Day speak
good, or keep silent; and let him who believes in Allah and the Last Day be generous to his neighbour;
and let him who believes in Allah and the Last Day be generous to his guest. In another hadith, a man
asked the Prophet (pbuh) for counsel and the Messenger (pbuh) answered several times by saying Do
not become angry. From 40 Hadith Nawawi 24, the Prophet is reported saying that God said, O My
servants! I have forbidden dhulm (oppression) for Myself, and I have made it forbidden amongst you,
so do not oppress one another. In another from Sahih Muslim, the Prophet (pbuh) said, Do not envy
one another, and do not inflate prices for one another, and do not hate one another, and do not turn
away from one another, and do not undercut one another in trade, but [rather] be slaves of Allah and
brothers [amongst yourselves]. A Muslim is the brother of a Muslim: he does not oppress him, nor
does he fail him, nor does he lie to him, nor does he hold him in contempt. Taqwa (piety) is right here
[and he pointed to his chest three times]. It is evil enough for a man to
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An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge Analysis
I m really enjoying our assigned readings so far in class. My favorite so far has been An Occurrence at
Owl Creek Bridge by Bierce. I was not expecting the ending to this short story at all, it caught me off
guard. I honestly did believe that Peyton Farquhar, the main character of the story, managed to
escaped his hanging by swimming away from the scene. What I did find sort of hard to believe was
how much Peyton was able to imagine right before his death. What I mean by this is how he was able
to imagine a whole escape plan that led him running all the way home to his wife, all while he was in
the process of getting hanged. The whole story was about five pages long but it had a great amount of
detail describing the events. I especially enjoyed this particular reading because I was able to picture
every single moment as I kept reading along. I like stories where I know exactly what is going on and
I m able to picture everything in my head and just flow like a movie would. This was one of those
stories, especially after watching a Twilight Zone episode last class about this ... Show more content
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Again, I wasn t expecting that ending at all. I really sympathize with Mathilde and her husband
because they really didn t deserve to work that hard for just a necklace. Especially the husband, all he
really wanted to do was buy a gun so that he can go hunting in the summer. I wouldn t necessarily say
that Mathilde deserves those hard working 10 years she lost to repay the lost necklace mainly because
it has always been in Mathilde s nature to want the best and dreams of other luxuries. I do, however,
blame her for the misfortune she brought upon her and her husband when she lost the fake necklace. If
she wasn t so demanding of things and would have settled with simply the dress her husband bought
for her in exchange of his gun dream, then for sure their lives would probably have been a whole lot
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I m really enjoying our assigned readings so far in class. My favorite so far has been An Occurrence at
Owl Creek Bridge by Bierce. I was not expecting the ending to this short story at all, it caught me off
guard. I honestly did believe that Peyton Farquhar, the main character of the story, managed to
escaped his hanging by swimming away from the scene. What I did find sort of hard to believe was
how much Peyton was able to imagine right before his death. What I mean by this is how he was able
to imagine a whole escape plan that led him running all the way home to his wife, all while he was in
the process of getting hanged. The whole story was about five pages long but it had a great amount of
detail describing the events. I especially enjoyed this particular reading because I was able to picture
every single moment as I kept reading along. I like stories where I know exactly what is going on and
I m able to picture everything in my head and just flow like a movie would. This was one of those
stories, especially after watching a Twilight Zone episode last class about this ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Again, I wasn t expecting that ending at all. I really sympathize with Mathilde and her husband
because they really didn t deserve to work that hard for just a necklace. Especially the husband, all he
really wanted to do was buy a gun so that he can go hunting in the summer. I wouldn t necessarily say
that Mathilde deserves those hard working 10 years she lost to repay the lost necklace mainly because
it has always been in Mathilde s nature to want the best and dreams of other luxuries. I do, however,
blame her for the misfortune she brought upon her and her husband when she lost the fake necklace. If
she wasn t so demanding of things and would have settled with simply the dress her husband bought
for her in exchange of his gun dream, then for sure their lives would probably have been a whole lot
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A Brief Look At Walter Elias Disney
Walter Elias Disney, otherwise known as Walt Disney, was an extraordinary man. He once said, If you
can dream it, you can do it. He believed in doing anything you wanted to do. He took many dreams
and created a legacy worth leaving behind. Although there was numerous obstacles on his journey,
such as bankruptcy, and rejection, Disney endured everything, and made his dream, his reality. Walt
Disney is known for many career successes, but the most important is how he redefined entertainment.
(Walter Elias Disney1)
Walt Disney, born on December 5, 1901, native to Hermosa division of Chicago, Illinois, but he did
not continue living there.( Bio1) Disney s early life was anything but blissful. His father was a
rigorous disciplinarian, who according ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They received the gift of two wonderful daughters, Diane, who married to Ron Miller, former
president and chief executive officer of Walt Disney Productions. The Millers have seven children.
(About Walt Disney2) Diane Disney Miller passed away at the age of 79 at her home in Napa,
California. Miller was the only biological daughter of Disney. Her sister, Sharon Mae, although
adopted was part of the family, died in 1993. Sharon was blessed with three children before her
premature death. Walt Disney once said, That going to parks with Miller, along with her sister,
inspired him to build Disneyland. (Timepg.1) In 1966, Disney was diagnosed with lung cancer. He
died at the age of 65 on December 15, 1966. Disney was cremated, and his ashes were spread at Forest
Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles, California. After his brother s untimely death, Roy finished the
construction on Walt Disney World.
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Walter Elias Disney, otherwise known as Walt Disney, was an extraordinary man. He once said, If you
can dream it, you can do it. He believed in doing anything you wanted to do. He took many dreams
and created a legacy worth leaving behind. Although there was numerous obstacles on his journey,
such as bankruptcy, and rejection, Disney endured everything, and made his dream, his reality. Walt
Disney is known for many career successes, but the most important is how he redefined entertainment.
(Walter Elias Disney1)
Walt Disney, born on December 5, 1901, native to Hermosa division of Chicago, Illinois, but he did
not continue living there.( Bio1) Disney s early life was anything but blissful. His father was a
rigorous disciplinarian, who according ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They received the gift of two wonderful daughters, Diane, who married to Ron Miller, former
president and chief executive officer of Walt Disney Productions. The Millers have seven children.
(About Walt Disney2) Diane Disney Miller passed away at the age of 79 at her home in Napa,
California. Miller was the only biological daughter of Disney. Her sister, Sharon Mae, although
adopted was part of the family, died in 1993. Sharon was blessed with three children before her
premature death. Walt Disney once said, That going to parks with Miller, along with her sister,
inspired him to build Disneyland. (Timepg.1) In 1966, Disney was diagnosed with lung cancer. He
died at the age of 65 on December 15, 1966. Disney was cremated, and his ashes were spread at Forest
Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles, California. After his brother s untimely death, Roy finished the
construction on Walt Disney World.
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Essay about The Role of Science, Ethics, and Faith in...
The Role of Science, Ethics, and Faith in Modern Philosophy
ABSTRACT: Curiously, in the late twentieth century, even agnostic cosmologists like Stephen
Hawking who is often compared with Einstein pose metascientific questions concerning a Creator and
the cosmos, which science per se is unable to answer. Modern science of the brain, e.g. Roger Penrose
s Shadows of the Mind (1994), is only beginning to explore the relationship between the brain and the
mind the physiological and the epistemic. Galileo thought that God s two books Nature and the Word
cannot be in conflict, since both have a common author: God. This entails, inter alia, that science and
faith are to two roads to the Creator God. David Granby recalls that once upon a time, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Paradoxically, the third model, which argues for a fusion or unity of science and theology has
naturalistic as well as theistic proponents. For naturalists like Willem B. Drees, personal experiences,
including religious experiences and consciousness, are all part and parcel of nature (1996: 245).
Hence, Drees concludes that the distinction between personal and impersonal relations provides no
basis for distinguishing supernatural and natural phenomena (1996: 245). Naturalists like Drees, then,
consider religious beliefs and moral codes as products of evolution or natural processes alone, which
leave no room for a Creator, let alone a transcendent God.
In contrast, theists like Phillip E. Johnson and Alvin Plantinga criticize the prevailing scientific
paradigm in the natural sciences for excluding questions concerning design, purpose, value, First
Principles, and ultimately the Creator God. According to Johnson, the scientific method or
methodological naturalism leads imperceptibly to, and buttresses, metaphysical naturalism that
excludes the transcendent and God. For Johnson, this reductionist methodology has impoverished
science and led to a corrosive moral/ethical relativism affecting social theory, law, and practice, since
naturalistic metaphysics leads inexorably to relativism in ethics and politics, even though many
naturalists dislike relativism and try hard
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The Role of Science, Ethics, and Faith in Modern Philosophy
ABSTRACT: Curiously, in the late twentieth century, even agnostic cosmologists like Stephen
Hawking who is often compared with Einstein pose metascientific questions concerning a Creator and
the cosmos, which science per se is unable to answer. Modern science of the brain, e.g. Roger Penrose
s Shadows of the Mind (1994), is only beginning to explore the relationship between the brain and the
mind the physiological and the epistemic. Galileo thought that God s two books Nature and the Word
cannot be in conflict, since both have a common author: God. This entails, inter alia, that science and
faith are to two roads to the Creator God. David Granby recalls that once upon a time, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Paradoxically, the third model, which argues for a fusion or unity of science and theology has
naturalistic as well as theistic proponents. For naturalists like Willem B. Drees, personal experiences,
including religious experiences and consciousness, are all part and parcel of nature (1996: 245).
Hence, Drees concludes that the distinction between personal and impersonal relations provides no
basis for distinguishing supernatural and natural phenomena (1996: 245). Naturalists like Drees, then,
consider religious beliefs and moral codes as products of evolution or natural processes alone, which
leave no room for a Creator, let alone a transcendent God.
In contrast, theists like Phillip E. Johnson and Alvin Plantinga criticize the prevailing scientific
paradigm in the natural sciences for excluding questions concerning design, purpose, value, First
Principles, and ultimately the Creator God. According to Johnson, the scientific method or
methodological naturalism leads imperceptibly to, and buttresses, metaphysical naturalism that
excludes the transcendent and God. For Johnson, this reductionist methodology has impoverished
science and led to a corrosive moral/ethical relativism affecting social theory, law, and practice, since
naturalistic metaphysics leads inexorably to relativism in ethics and politics, even though many
naturalists dislike relativism and try hard
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Advantages Of Hidden Strategies In Saud Bahhwan Firm
In this TMA I am going to discuss the reasons behind hidden strategy in Saud Bahwan firm from all
but top level executives. Also, all strategies should make for themselves what is bitter for their firm.
As we know the strategy is very important for any firm to achieve goals in short or long time. A
strategy is get a solution from all problems in any firm in the world. The managers are but many goals
to get out from problems in their organizations. There are so many benefits for hidden strategies and
effect in the firm by advantage in all purl in firm as money, repetition, and management.
I take a great example firm here in Oman is Saud Bahwan firm to discuss and analyze reasons in
secret and keep its strategies hidden from all but the highest ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Today, many firms are effect by changing in growing the world by political, social and technology
times. After that, the other reason is make a strategy of a new vision and direction for the firm also this
is strategy must be hidden and secret because everyone in organisations need to know their purpose
because without this is vision the executives will be send their staff in fail side. Saud Bahwan firm is
renew this is vision and the evidence is what they are reached today from successful. For example,
they are interest by staff through give them a flat, a car, and bounces every year. All this is strategies
planning by top level executives to success firms. Furthermore it, the other reason is the time for the
strategy. In this is firm all top level executives are put a long time or a short time for firm s strategies
and they are keep it secret of others executive, because they are need to achieve their goals in specific
time. For example, some products are need to sale annually and after one year be change as cars. In
last, the social and natural life of Saud Bahwan firm force it to conduct strategic planning in secret and
keep hidden. Because there are so many companies around this is firm and they are tray to copy their
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In this TMA I am going to discuss the reasons behind hidden strategy in Saud Bahwan firm from all
but top level executives. Also, all strategies should make for themselves what is bitter for their firm.
As we know the strategy is very important for any firm to achieve goals in short or long time. A
strategy is get a solution from all problems in any firm in the world. The managers are but many goals
to get out from problems in their organizations. There are so many benefits for hidden strategies and
effect in the firm by advantage in all purl in firm as money, repetition, and management.
I take a great example firm here in Oman is Saud Bahwan firm to discuss and analyze reasons in
secret and keep its strategies hidden from all but the highest ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Today, many firms are effect by changing in growing the world by political, social and technology
times. After that, the other reason is make a strategy of a new vision and direction for the firm also this
is strategy must be hidden and secret because everyone in organisations need to know their purpose
because without this is vision the executives will be send their staff in fail side. Saud Bahwan firm is
renew this is vision and the evidence is what they are reached today from successful. For example,
they are interest by staff through give them a flat, a car, and bounces every year. All this is strategies
planning by top level executives to success firms. Furthermore it, the other reason is the time for the
strategy. In this is firm all top level executives are put a long time or a short time for firm s strategies
and they are keep it secret of others executive, because they are need to achieve their goals in specific
time. For example, some products are need to sale annually and after one year be change as cars. In
last, the social and natural life of Saud Bahwan firm force it to conduct strategic planning in secret and
keep hidden. Because there are so many companies around this is firm and they are tray to copy their
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The Reason For Popularity Of Online Shopping
EXECUTIVE SUMMAR Y: This research project was carried out to identify the reason for popularity
of online shopping, to describe why eBay and Amazon became successful without having a High
Street store, to compare eBay and Amazon in terms of revenues and customer s opinions and to
develop ideas on how they could improve their performance in future. This research draws the
attention to facts that despite both companies have many bad reviews, potential consumers are still
attracted to shop using their websites, while present customers are consciously complaining about
eBay s and Amazon s unprofessional customer service and after sale service, yet they still shop using
both websites, resulting in eBay overcoming analysts predictions about their profits every quarter and
Amazon investing big amounts of money in its growth. Primary research that was conducted, showed
that lower prices and wider range of products are the two main factors that attract consumers to shop
online (despite the awareness of bad customer service and after sale service). This project also finds
that prospects of eBay financial position are positive, however Amazon is not doing well. Amazon is
not able to prove that it can generate steady profits and Jeff Bezos is constantly re investing its
revenues for future growth which results in shareholders losing their patience. Recommendations
discussed include: Improving the quality of customer service and after sale service for eBay and
Amazon Decreasing
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EXECUTIVE SUMMAR Y: This research project was carried out to identify the reason for popularity
of online shopping, to describe why eBay and Amazon became successful without having a High
Street store, to compare eBay and Amazon in terms of revenues and customer s opinions and to
develop ideas on how they could improve their performance in future. This research draws the
attention to facts that despite both companies have many bad reviews, potential consumers are still
attracted to shop using their websites, while present customers are consciously complaining about
eBay s and Amazon s unprofessional customer service and after sale service, yet they still shop using
both websites, resulting in eBay overcoming analysts predictions about their profits every quarter and
Amazon investing big amounts of money in its growth. Primary research that was conducted, showed
that lower prices and wider range of products are the two main factors that attract consumers to shop
online (despite the awareness of bad customer service and after sale service). This project also finds
that prospects of eBay financial position are positive, however Amazon is not doing well. Amazon is
not able to prove that it can generate steady profits and Jeff Bezos is constantly re investing its
revenues for future growth which results in shareholders losing their patience. Recommendations
discussed include: Improving the quality of customer service and after sale service for eBay and
Amazon Decreasing
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Management Control Systems 4-6
Management Control group 1 | Main Case Study 4 6 | Mini case study 5 2 | Tom Breteler 930228 |
Max Leigh Norman 910904
Hanway Tran 831226 16/11/2012 | |
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Main Case Study 4 6: Grand Jean Company
Introduction
This case study covers case 4 6 of Management Control Systems , written by Robert N. Anthony and
Vijay Govindarajan (2007, 12th edition). The case discusses Grand Jean Company, a jeans
manufacturing company, and describes several processes and issues in their organisation and
management. In this report, we will we review and discuss the main problems that Grand Jean
Company faces, analyse and propose solutions to these problems.
During the course of this report, we will often refer to theory from ... Show more content on
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Grand Jean then immediately terminates the relationship, and does not try to aid its contractors in any
way that we have noticed. This is a waste of invested time and resources in the relationship, which
could be easily avoided by closer collaboration and communication, combined with more a more
flexible framework. The existing facilities are not used for a period of time; which is an additional
waste of resources.
The key metrics that Grand Jean use to evaluate the company s performance are very outdated. The
main focus throughout the company is to focus on production output and metrics that affect or can be
derived from focusing on production quantity e.g. production/year, standard hours/pair. However,
there seems to be no consideration of metrics that affect the overall performance of the company.
As mentioned before, the contractor s that failed to meet expectations were usually just replaced by a
new contractor in the same existing facility, this is an activity that impacts the company s overall
performance, as time and money has to again be spent re negotiating terms of agreement, setting up
and starting production lines. Overall the key metrics do not focus on activities that can have a more
profound impact on the company s performance. The heavy focus on production quota causes the
company to
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Management Control group 1 | Main Case Study 4 6 | Mini case study 5 2 | Tom Breteler 930228 |
Max Leigh Norman 910904
Hanway Tran 831226 16/11/2012 | |
|
Main Case Study 4 6: Grand Jean Company
Introduction
This case study covers case 4 6 of Management Control Systems , written by Robert N. Anthony and
Vijay Govindarajan (2007, 12th edition). The case discusses Grand Jean Company, a jeans
manufacturing company, and describes several processes and issues in their organisation and
management. In this report, we will we review and discuss the main problems that Grand Jean
Company faces, analyse and propose solutions to these problems.
During the course of this report, we will often refer to theory from ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Grand Jean then immediately terminates the relationship, and does not try to aid its contractors in any
way that we have noticed. This is a waste of invested time and resources in the relationship, which
could be easily avoided by closer collaboration and communication, combined with more a more
flexible framework. The existing facilities are not used for a period of time; which is an additional
waste of resources.
The key metrics that Grand Jean use to evaluate the company s performance are very outdated. The
main focus throughout the company is to focus on production output and metrics that affect or can be
derived from focusing on production quantity e.g. production/year, standard hours/pair. However,
there seems to be no consideration of metrics that affect the overall performance of the company.
As mentioned before, the contractor s that failed to meet expectations were usually just replaced by a
new contractor in the same existing facility, this is an activity that impacts the company s overall
performance, as time and money has to again be spent re negotiating terms of agreement, setting up
and starting production lines. Overall the key metrics do not focus on activities that can have a more
profound impact on the company s performance. The heavy focus on production quota causes the
company to
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Examples Of Feminism In The Story Thank You Ma Am
In the story, Thank you Ma am, the woman is strict, and mean at the beginning of the story, and as the
plot develops toward the end, the woman lets her soft side shine. At the beginning, the woman is
walking, and Roger, tries to steal her purse. At that, the woman lashes out with her mean and strict
side as shown by kicking and shaking the kid. Afterwards, she invites him to dinner and gives him $10
to buy a pair of blue suede shoes. Thus her soft side.
At the beginning of the story the woman is strict, and mean. The author illustrates these traits really
nicely. The author illustrates the woman s strictness due to the words she uses. I would teach you right
from wrong is an excellent example. It really illustrates how the woman is strict ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Towards the end, her soft side starts to shine through.They are strict due to the words and impressions
that the words form in our mind. An example is this. But you put yourself in contact with me said the
woman If you think that that contact is not going to last awhile, you got another thought coming,
When I get through with you, sir, you are going to remember Mrs, Luella Bates Washington Jones.
From this quote, it forms an impression that the woman is strict and is ready to teach some lessons.
The woman is also mean at the beginning of the story due to her actions. Her ruthless and harsh
actions really show us that she is mean. Sweat popped out on the boy s face and he began to struggle.
Mrs. Jones stopped, jerked him around in front of her, put a half nelson about his neck, and continued
to drag him up the street. no nice woman would ever put a half nelson around any kid s neck. That is
just plain brutal and merciless. Therefor she is mean. At the end of the story, the woman s soft side
comes out when she invites him to dinner and gives them $10 to buy what they want. Then we ll eat
said the woman I believe you re hungry or been hungry to try to snatch my pocketbook. When they
were finished eating she got up and said, now, here, take this ten dollars and buy yourself some blue
suede shoes. This shows that the woman s soft side has came out because even though the boy tries to
steal from her, she stills gives the boy something to eat and $10 to buy something that they really
wants. Therefor, her soft side. The woman is mean and strict at the beginning of the story. Then, as the
story s plot moves on, the woman s soft side starts to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the story, Thank you Ma am, the woman is strict, and mean at the beginning of the story, and as the
plot develops toward the end, the woman lets her soft side shine. At the beginning, the woman is
walking, and Roger, tries to steal her purse. At that, the woman lashes out with her mean and strict
side as shown by kicking and shaking the kid. Afterwards, she invites him to dinner and gives him $10
to buy a pair of blue suede shoes. Thus her soft side.
At the beginning of the story the woman is strict, and mean. The author illustrates these traits really
nicely. The author illustrates the woman s strictness due to the words she uses. I would teach you right
from wrong is an excellent example. It really illustrates how the woman is strict ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Towards the end, her soft side starts to shine through.They are strict due to the words and impressions
that the words form in our mind. An example is this. But you put yourself in contact with me said the
woman If you think that that contact is not going to last awhile, you got another thought coming,
When I get through with you, sir, you are going to remember Mrs, Luella Bates Washington Jones.
From this quote, it forms an impression that the woman is strict and is ready to teach some lessons.
The woman is also mean at the beginning of the story due to her actions. Her ruthless and harsh
actions really show us that she is mean. Sweat popped out on the boy s face and he began to struggle.
Mrs. Jones stopped, jerked him around in front of her, put a half nelson about his neck, and continued
to drag him up the street. no nice woman would ever put a half nelson around any kid s neck. That is
just plain brutal and merciless. Therefor she is mean. At the end of the story, the woman s soft side
comes out when she invites him to dinner and gives them $10 to buy what they want. Then we ll eat
said the woman I believe you re hungry or been hungry to try to snatch my pocketbook. When they
were finished eating she got up and said, now, here, take this ten dollars and buy yourself some blue
suede shoes. This shows that the woman s soft side has came out because even though the boy tries to
steal from her, she stills gives the boy something to eat and $10 to buy something that they really
wants. Therefor, her soft side. The woman is mean and strict at the beginning of the story. Then, as the
story s plot moves on, the woman s soft side starts to
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Voodoo History
Voodoo. When most people hear that word they think of cursed dolls and similar things. But really It s
a religion. An old one at that. It s history is interesting too. It branched off into different thing, and It s
practises are cool as well.Voodoo isn t as mysterious as it may seem. Well not that much
HISTORY
Voodoo is most likely as old as african culture itself. It s main purpose was (and still is) heal the
individual relationships within. During slavery african americans combined there religions and Roman
Catholicism. Because of this Voodoo (also called/spelled voudon) was created . So something as bad
as slavery created a religion that spreads to so many places around the world.
THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF VOODOO Voodoo (like many religions)
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Voodoo. When most people hear that word they think of cursed dolls and similar things. But really It s
a religion. An old one at that. It s history is interesting too. It branched off into different thing, and It s
practises are cool as well.Voodoo isn t as mysterious as it may seem. Well not that much
HISTORY
Voodoo is most likely as old as african culture itself. It s main purpose was (and still is) heal the
individual relationships within. During slavery african americans combined there religions and Roman
Catholicism. Because of this Voodoo (also called/spelled voudon) was created . So something as bad
as slavery created a religion that spreads to so many places around the world.
THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF VOODOO Voodoo (like many religions)
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The American Prohibition of Alcohol in the 1920 s Essay
The American Prohibition of Alcohol in the 1920 s
The prohibition of alcohol in the United States lasted from 1920 until 1932. The movement began in
the late nineteenth century, and was fueled by the formation of the Anti Saloon League in 1893 (Why
Prohibition?). This league and other anti alcohol organizations, began to succeed in establishing local
prohibition laws. By the 1920 s prohibition was a national effort.
The prohibition movement was aimed primarily at closing saloons. Saloons were the brewing
companies place in retail business, selling alcohol by the glass. In the early twentieth century, there
was one saloon for every one hundred fifty or two hundred Americans. This competitiveness forced
saloon keepers to find ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The other way to get alcohol was in speakeasies; underground saloons. Oftentimes the bartenders at
speakeasies would not actually mix drinks, but only supply glasses and ice. The only real skill
involved with being a bartender was the ability to remain calm during police raids. Some considered
the bartenders at speakeasies to be cheapening the profession (Cocktail). Still, many of these
establishments are still open, and boast of their activity during Prohibition. There are more than fifteen
bars currently open in Chicago that operated as speakeasies in the 1920 s and use that fact as an
advertisement.
The speakeasies were supplied illegally by gangsters, most notably; Al Capone in Chicago. Capone
spent over $75 million bribing police and politicians in Chicago, but within two years was earing $60
million a year through the sale of alcohol. Other activities were earning him an extra $45 million a
year. The money that could be made from selling alcohol illegally led to gang wars, and over 200
gangsters were killed in Chicago in just four years. Bill Thomson, elected mayor of Chicago 1927,
was one of the men Capone bribed. Upon election, Thomson boasted that he would reopen
speakeasies that had been shut down, and allow more to be opened (Beitrag).
This utter disregard for the law, even by men in such high positions, leads to the overall conclusion
that prohibition was a failure. Although consumption of alcohol is estimated to have
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The American Prohibition of Alcohol in the 1920 s
The prohibition of alcohol in the United States lasted from 1920 until 1932. The movement began in
the late nineteenth century, and was fueled by the formation of the Anti Saloon League in 1893 (Why
Prohibition?). This league and other anti alcohol organizations, began to succeed in establishing local
prohibition laws. By the 1920 s prohibition was a national effort.
The prohibition movement was aimed primarily at closing saloons. Saloons were the brewing
companies place in retail business, selling alcohol by the glass. In the early twentieth century, there
was one saloon for every one hundred fifty or two hundred Americans. This competitiveness forced
saloon keepers to find ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The other way to get alcohol was in speakeasies; underground saloons. Oftentimes the bartenders at
speakeasies would not actually mix drinks, but only supply glasses and ice. The only real skill
involved with being a bartender was the ability to remain calm during police raids. Some considered
the bartenders at speakeasies to be cheapening the profession (Cocktail). Still, many of these
establishments are still open, and boast of their activity during Prohibition. There are more than fifteen
bars currently open in Chicago that operated as speakeasies in the 1920 s and use that fact as an
advertisement.
The speakeasies were supplied illegally by gangsters, most notably; Al Capone in Chicago. Capone
spent over $75 million bribing police and politicians in Chicago, but within two years was earing $60
million a year through the sale of alcohol. Other activities were earning him an extra $45 million a
year. The money that could be made from selling alcohol illegally led to gang wars, and over 200
gangsters were killed in Chicago in just four years. Bill Thomson, elected mayor of Chicago 1927,
was one of the men Capone bribed. Upon election, Thomson boasted that he would reopen
speakeasies that had been shut down, and allow more to be opened (Beitrag).
This utter disregard for the law, even by men in such high positions, leads to the overall conclusion
that prohibition was a failure. Although consumption of alcohol is estimated to have
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The Moral Heroism Of Antigone By Susan B. Anthony
Humans are born with the potential to achieve greatness and to create a difference in the world.
Though individuals possess the capacity to prove the immorality within them, they also possess an
inner hero that is capable of performing tremendous good for the benefit of others. However, seldom
do humans actually embrace the courage to stand up for their ethical principles and to challenge the
existing social standards that are organized under strict leadership. Famous figures from Susan B.
Anthony to Rosa Parks drew their moral heroism from the heroic action of characters in Greek
literature such as Sophocles s Antigone. The protagonist, Antigone, creates a conflict between her
allegiances to political law and morals when the Theban king Creon decrees that the body of his
nephew, Polyneices, remains unburied. To Creon, it sets a substandard example for the future of
Thebes because Polyneices attacked his native city in a battle against the invading army of Argos.
Since the morals of Antigone have a close connection with true justice and human well being, she
defies Creon s laws and vows to give the proper burial rites to Polyneices as they were presented to
her brother Eteocles. Antigone s sacrifice to bury her brother results from a need to embrace family
pride, a feeling to satisfy the gods desires, and a responsibility to represent the Theban citizens.
The honor that Antigone wants to maintain for her family, coupled with the irreplaceable nature of
family, outweigh her
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Humans are born with the potential to achieve greatness and to create a difference in the world.
Though individuals possess the capacity to prove the immorality within them, they also possess an
inner hero that is capable of performing tremendous good for the benefit of others. However, seldom
do humans actually embrace the courage to stand up for their ethical principles and to challenge the
existing social standards that are organized under strict leadership. Famous figures from Susan B.
Anthony to Rosa Parks drew their moral heroism from the heroic action of characters in Greek
literature such as Sophocles s Antigone. The protagonist, Antigone, creates a conflict between her
allegiances to political law and morals when the Theban king Creon decrees that the body of his
nephew, Polyneices, remains unburied. To Creon, it sets a substandard example for the future of
Thebes because Polyneices attacked his native city in a battle against the invading army of Argos.
Since the morals of Antigone have a close connection with true justice and human well being, she
defies Creon s laws and vows to give the proper burial rites to Polyneices as they were presented to
her brother Eteocles. Antigone s sacrifice to bury her brother results from a need to embrace family
pride, a feeling to satisfy the gods desires, and a responsibility to represent the Theban citizens.
The honor that Antigone wants to maintain for her family, coupled with the irreplaceable nature of
family, outweigh her
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The Role Of Christianity In The Early Middle Ages
The boom of Christianity and the formation of Germanic kingdoms brought an end to the ancient
world and resurrected the middle Ages. Throughout the Early Middle Ages, Christianity was the
dominating religion with Rome being its largest supporter and the Latin language begin to make its
way through the mouths of every household. Yet, the middle ages initiated with a deterioration of
trade, culture, politics, and education. The Germans struggled adapting to the classical civilization.
However, a new civilization was beginning to evolve. It consisted of Christianity, the heritage and
culture of Germans, and Ancient Greek and Roman survivals. Christianity acted as an expression for
the people of Rome, and the Church was there place of comfort. People begin to depict life in a
different way. Religion brought hope, faith, and deliverance to the souls throughout the city of Rome.
They believed in the almighty power of God and that he whom followed the word of the Lord shall
prosper in all aspects of life. The only answer to seeing God was to abide by his word and worship
him in his house, the Church. People were so into Christianity that ... Show more content on
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They constructed a kingdom with centers in France and Germany. Under the leadership of
Charlemagne, the empire of the Franks reached its pinnacle. The Pope soon then promoted
Charlemagne to Emperor, which meant Charlemagne possessed a divine calling from God to protect
and spread the word of Christianity. With the Pope crowning Charlemagne as emperor, it connected
the German, Roman, and Christian components which evolved into a medieval civilization. This didn t
last long, since Charlemagne s successors were not able to hold the empire together. This created
major problems within the cities of Rome and Greece and Central Authority. They were constantly
invaded by Muslim Vikings, Central Authority was weakening by the second, which shifted the era
into the evolving of
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The boom of Christianity and the formation of Germanic kingdoms brought an end to the ancient
world and resurrected the middle Ages. Throughout the Early Middle Ages, Christianity was the
dominating religion with Rome being its largest supporter and the Latin language begin to make its
way through the mouths of every household. Yet, the middle ages initiated with a deterioration of
trade, culture, politics, and education. The Germans struggled adapting to the classical civilization.
However, a new civilization was beginning to evolve. It consisted of Christianity, the heritage and
culture of Germans, and Ancient Greek and Roman survivals. Christianity acted as an expression for
the people of Rome, and the Church was there place of comfort. People begin to depict life in a
different way. Religion brought hope, faith, and deliverance to the souls throughout the city of Rome.
They believed in the almighty power of God and that he whom followed the word of the Lord shall
prosper in all aspects of life. The only answer to seeing God was to abide by his word and worship
him in his house, the Church. People were so into Christianity that ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They constructed a kingdom with centers in France and Germany. Under the leadership of
Charlemagne, the empire of the Franks reached its pinnacle. The Pope soon then promoted
Charlemagne to Emperor, which meant Charlemagne possessed a divine calling from God to protect
and spread the word of Christianity. With the Pope crowning Charlemagne as emperor, it connected
the German, Roman, and Christian components which evolved into a medieval civilization. This didn t
last long, since Charlemagne s successors were not able to hold the empire together. This created
major problems within the cities of Rome and Greece and Central Authority. They were constantly
invaded by Muslim Vikings, Central Authority was weakening by the second, which shifted the era
into the evolving of
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Monteverdi
In contemporary music, composers will use bridges to change the tone of a song. When the song needs
to change, they will include a small section that stands out from the rest of the piece so it can bring a
smooth transition to the rest of the song. Similarly, Claudio Monteverdi became that bridge between
the Renaissance and the coming Baroque Period. The world was so focused on humanism and
darkness throughout the Renaissance, but Monteverdi was born on the edge of darkness, and helped
show the path into light. Claudio Monteverdi exemplified the shift in worldview from the Renaissance
to the Baroque Period through his music.
Monteverdi grew up with many worldly influences that pushed his compositions into the shape society
was taking at the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Carlo Gesualdo, a Renaissance composer, used five part harmony and very little accompaniment in his
piece Moro Lasso (Sivylla). This emphasized the vocalists by using complexity to add weight to their
sound, and the light accompaniment draws it out even further, since there are no instruments to take
away from the voices. This somewhat reflects the Renaissance worldview, by putting the emphasis on
humans. Years later, when Monteverdi began composing, he used light accompaniment like Gesualdo,
often just using a light piano. However, he uses a solitary female voice in both Lasciatemi Morire! and
Lamento del la Ninfa (Rules; Pianorules). This lessens the overall weight of the piece, while still
putting the emphasis on the vocalist, which then eases listeners into later music, such as Alessandro
Scarlatti. Scarlatti used heavier accompaniment in Sento Nel Core to create a fuller sound with a
lighter, airier tone to emphasize a single female voice (Kanal). The strings accompanying her
accentuate her voice, but they create a melody of their own, drawing some attention to themselves
instead of just the woman s voice. Monteverdi showed the decline of overvaluing humans and the
incline of using instruments to create full
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In contemporary music, composers will use bridges to change the tone of a song. When the song needs
to change, they will include a small section that stands out from the rest of the piece so it can bring a
smooth transition to the rest of the song. Similarly, Claudio Monteverdi became that bridge between
the Renaissance and the coming Baroque Period. The world was so focused on humanism and
darkness throughout the Renaissance, but Monteverdi was born on the edge of darkness, and helped
show the path into light. Claudio Monteverdi exemplified the shift in worldview from the Renaissance
to the Baroque Period through his music.
Monteverdi grew up with many worldly influences that pushed his compositions into the shape society
was taking at the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Carlo Gesualdo, a Renaissance composer, used five part harmony and very little accompaniment in his
piece Moro Lasso (Sivylla). This emphasized the vocalists by using complexity to add weight to their
sound, and the light accompaniment draws it out even further, since there are no instruments to take
away from the voices. This somewhat reflects the Renaissance worldview, by putting the emphasis on
humans. Years later, when Monteverdi began composing, he used light accompaniment like Gesualdo,
often just using a light piano. However, he uses a solitary female voice in both Lasciatemi Morire! and
Lamento del la Ninfa (Rules; Pianorules). This lessens the overall weight of the piece, while still
putting the emphasis on the vocalist, which then eases listeners into later music, such as Alessandro
Scarlatti. Scarlatti used heavier accompaniment in Sento Nel Core to create a fuller sound with a
lighter, airier tone to emphasize a single female voice (Kanal). The strings accompanying her
accentuate her voice, but they create a melody of their own, drawing some attention to themselves
instead of just the woman s voice. Monteverdi showed the decline of overvaluing humans and the
incline of using instruments to create full
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Determining Unknown in Microbiology Lab
Determining an Unknown Through Deferential Stains and Biochemical Tests Introduction There are
many reasons for knowing the identity of microorganisms. The reasons range from knowing the
causative agent of a disease in a patient, so as to know how it can be treated, to knowing the correct
microorganism to be used for making certain foods or antibiotics. This study was done by applying all
of the methods that have been learned so far in the microbiology laboratory class for the identification
of unknown bacteria. The identification process can be completed with a series of deferential stains
and biochemical tests. Creating a dichotomous key helps to limit the amount of biochemical tests done
on an unknown organism and by observation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The enzyme urease breaks urea down into NH3 and CO2. An orange broth containing urea is used for
this test and needs to be inoculated with the gram negative bacteria. A pink color in the medium
indicates a urease positive organism, an orange or yellow is negative. The IMViC test is a series of
different tests that differentiate between enterics. One is the Indole test. This test tells whether the
bacterium possesses tryptophanase which is the enzyme that breaks down tryptophan into indole. The
agar contains tryptic soy broth so if the bacterium contains tryptophanase, indole is produced. This
production of indole is seen by adding Kovac s reagent which causes a red ring to be seen at the top of
the tube. The citrate test is also used to see which kind of products the bacteria make. It uses a green
agar slant that contains sodium and ammonium phosphate. Bromythymol blue dye is late added as an
indicator. Inoculation of the slant with a needle using a zig zag then stab technique was used with the
gram positive bacterium. Conversion of the medium to blue is a positive citrate result. All plates,
slants, and broths were incubated at 37°C for 24‐48 hours. Results Test Unknown 16 Unknown 16
Gram Stain + Color Yellow Yellow Shape Rod Rod Lactose n/a + Indole n/a Urease n/a + Citrate + +
Key: (+) = Positive Test ( ) = Negative Test N/A = Not Used for Determination Discussion The gram
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Determining an Unknown Through Deferential Stains and Biochemical Tests Introduction There are
many reasons for knowing the identity of microorganisms. The reasons range from knowing the
causative agent of a disease in a patient, so as to know how it can be treated, to knowing the correct
microorganism to be used for making certain foods or antibiotics. This study was done by applying all
of the methods that have been learned so far in the microbiology laboratory class for the identification
of unknown bacteria. The identification process can be completed with a series of deferential stains
and biochemical tests. Creating a dichotomous key helps to limit the amount of biochemical tests done
on an unknown organism and by observation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The enzyme urease breaks urea down into NH3 and CO2. An orange broth containing urea is used for
this test and needs to be inoculated with the gram negative bacteria. A pink color in the medium
indicates a urease positive organism, an orange or yellow is negative. The IMViC test is a series of
different tests that differentiate between enterics. One is the Indole test. This test tells whether the
bacterium possesses tryptophanase which is the enzyme that breaks down tryptophan into indole. The
agar contains tryptic soy broth so if the bacterium contains tryptophanase, indole is produced. This
production of indole is seen by adding Kovac s reagent which causes a red ring to be seen at the top of
the tube. The citrate test is also used to see which kind of products the bacteria make. It uses a green
agar slant that contains sodium and ammonium phosphate. Bromythymol blue dye is late added as an
indicator. Inoculation of the slant with a needle using a zig zag then stab technique was used with the
gram positive bacterium. Conversion of the medium to blue is a positive citrate result. All plates,
slants, and broths were incubated at 37°C for 24‐48 hours. Results Test Unknown 16 Unknown 16
Gram Stain + Color Yellow Yellow Shape Rod Rod Lactose n/a + Indole n/a Urease n/a + Citrate + +
Key: (+) = Positive Test ( ) = Negative Test N/A = Not Used for Determination Discussion The gram
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Identifying the Components of Cognitivist Theories Used...
Lenora A. Mayne
American Intercontinental University
May 2013
EDU 622: Applying Learning Theories
Identifying The Components of Cognitivist Theories used in, Kermit and The Keyboard.
Abstract
Cognitivism emphasizes on the explanation of cognitive structures and process, and the intervention
of these structures and processes between instruction and learning (Glaserfeld, 1989). The study of
cognitivism has allowed for educators, theorist and psychologist to understand the concepts of
knowing, thinking and formulating feedback. In reviewing the sample texture, Kermit and the
Keyboard, has allowed for philosophers and psychologist to review the interactional theories of
learning process. Within this paper, will identify, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Philosophers and psychologist was able to determine three different cognitivist theories in relation to
sample text to help capture the meaning of information processing using cognitivism. The three
theories of cognitivist that was evaluated relates to the sample text Cognitive Information Processing
(CIP), Piaget s Theory and Perspective of Interactional Theories of Cognitive Development. The
theories of cognitivist used within the text provided the essence of understanding and explaining
Kermit s learning in the story.
The approach of using cognitive and knowledge development creates the mental process of attention,
memory, producing and understanding the process of learning (Smith, 2002). The three different
cognitivist theories, Cognitive Information Processing (CIP), Piaget s Theory and Perspective of
Interactional Theories of Cognitive Development helps capture the significants of cognitive and
knowledge development in capturing the true meaning critical thinking. Cognitive Information
Processing (CIP) develops the approach of problem solving and decision making. The concepts of
cognitive information processing provides the content of effective decision making including being
knowledgeable about the content of personal human values, interest, skills and preference (Peterson,
2008). Piaget s theory develops the idea of formal operational stage of development. Piaget s theory of
cognitive
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Lenora A. Mayne
American Intercontinental University
May 2013
EDU 622: Applying Learning Theories
Identifying The Components of Cognitivist Theories used in, Kermit and The Keyboard.
Abstract
Cognitivism emphasizes on the explanation of cognitive structures and process, and the intervention
of these structures and processes between instruction and learning (Glaserfeld, 1989). The study of
cognitivism has allowed for educators, theorist and psychologist to understand the concepts of
knowing, thinking and formulating feedback. In reviewing the sample texture, Kermit and the
Keyboard, has allowed for philosophers and psychologist to review the interactional theories of
learning process. Within this paper, will identify, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Philosophers and psychologist was able to determine three different cognitivist theories in relation to
sample text to help capture the meaning of information processing using cognitivism. The three
theories of cognitivist that was evaluated relates to the sample text Cognitive Information Processing
(CIP), Piaget s Theory and Perspective of Interactional Theories of Cognitive Development. The
theories of cognitivist used within the text provided the essence of understanding and explaining
Kermit s learning in the story.
The approach of using cognitive and knowledge development creates the mental process of attention,
memory, producing and understanding the process of learning (Smith, 2002). The three different
cognitivist theories, Cognitive Information Processing (CIP), Piaget s Theory and Perspective of
Interactional Theories of Cognitive Development helps capture the significants of cognitive and
knowledge development in capturing the true meaning critical thinking. Cognitive Information
Processing (CIP) develops the approach of problem solving and decision making. The concepts of
cognitive information processing provides the content of effective decision making including being
knowledgeable about the content of personal human values, interest, skills and preference (Peterson,
2008). Piaget s theory develops the idea of formal operational stage of development. Piaget s theory of
cognitive
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Evidence Law in the Ugandan Jurisdiction
BURDEN OF PROOF AND STANDARD OF PROOF. Under s. 4 of the Uganda Evidence Act,
evidence may be given in any suit or proceeding of the existence or non existence of every fact in
issue and of such other facts as are declared to be relevant. C.D. Field has defined burden of proof as a
metaphorical phrase indicating an obligation to prove a fact or facts. This obligation necessarily
involves the adduction of evidence in an attempt to prove a fact, subject to occasional cases where a
fact can be established without evidence. Towards the end of the Nineteenth Century, Thayer
maintained that the words burden of proof were used in two senses and that there was only one phrase
for two ideas. One idea was the duty of him who will lose the case if ... Show more content on
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It also includes tape recording which may not fall under any of the definitions. The admissibility of
tape recording was first considered in R v Maqsud Ali. A murder had been communicated and the two
appellants voluntarily entered a room with a Police Superintendent and a Pakistani Liaison Officer. A
microphone was installed in the room and connected to a Tape Recorder in another room. The recorder
was switched on and the Superitendant and the Liaison Officer left. While the appellants were alone,
they conversed in a Punjabi dialect and their conversation almost amounted to a full confession to the
murder. The tape was kept in Police Custody but not all the appellants said it was clear as the
recording contained several street voices. It was also not easy to prepare the transcripts and
translations of the words on the tape because the words had to first be translated into Urdu which is
the Official language of Pakistan. At the trial, one of the issues was whether the tape recording and the
transcript translations should have been admitted in evidence. Court held that evidence of a tape
recording was in the circumstances admissible the trial judge having properly warned the jury of the
caution with which they should consider the translations. That the translations were properly admitted
despite the difficulties of language and that the recorder was in substance a mechanical eavesdropper
and the judge had
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BURDEN OF PROOF AND STANDARD OF PROOF. Under s. 4 of the Uganda Evidence Act,
evidence may be given in any suit or proceeding of the existence or non existence of every fact in
issue and of such other facts as are declared to be relevant. C.D. Field has defined burden of proof as a
metaphorical phrase indicating an obligation to prove a fact or facts. This obligation necessarily
involves the adduction of evidence in an attempt to prove a fact, subject to occasional cases where a
fact can be established without evidence. Towards the end of the Nineteenth Century, Thayer
maintained that the words burden of proof were used in two senses and that there was only one phrase
for two ideas. One idea was the duty of him who will lose the case if ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It also includes tape recording which may not fall under any of the definitions. The admissibility of
tape recording was first considered in R v Maqsud Ali. A murder had been communicated and the two
appellants voluntarily entered a room with a Police Superintendent and a Pakistani Liaison Officer. A
microphone was installed in the room and connected to a Tape Recorder in another room. The recorder
was switched on and the Superitendant and the Liaison Officer left. While the appellants were alone,
they conversed in a Punjabi dialect and their conversation almost amounted to a full confession to the
murder. The tape was kept in Police Custody but not all the appellants said it was clear as the
recording contained several street voices. It was also not easy to prepare the transcripts and
translations of the words on the tape because the words had to first be translated into Urdu which is
the Official language of Pakistan. At the trial, one of the issues was whether the tape recording and the
transcript translations should have been admitted in evidence. Court held that evidence of a tape
recording was in the circumstances admissible the trial judge having properly warned the jury of the
caution with which they should consider the translations. That the translations were properly admitted
despite the difficulties of language and that the recorder was in substance a mechanical eavesdropper
and the judge had
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Theme Of Symbolism In Snowball Berry Red
Чудак translates to odd person. A чудак is a person that goes in a different direction than the rest of
society. Vasily Shukshin s character of Egor Prokudin in Snowball Berry Red is a perfect example of a
чудак. Shukshin began life on a collective farm then moved to town and worked in construction. Then
the navy drafted him; there he began his acting and directing experience. Throughout his life, he was
torn between his Siberian peasant roots and his urban life in film. This theme of up rootedness and not
belonging to a single part of society is also characteristic of Egor, and is one of the key reasons he is a
чудак. Shukshin s чудаки are romantic heroes because they are going against society and are more in
touch with nature than ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A romantic hero is someone who going against the societal norms and relates more to nature than to
people; that is definitely true of Egor. A reoccurring theme in Snowball Berry Red is Egor s semi
obsession with birth trees. Right after Egor gets out of prison, he has his taxi driver pull over so that
he can look at some birch trees. He talks to them as if they were people: He turned toward the birch
tree and stroked it with the palm of his hand. Hullo there! Ah, you look so... You re like a bride. Are
you waiting for your groom? Soon, soon he ll come. (131) When at the orgy, he speaks to all the
people there telling them of how impactful nature is for him: Brothers and sisters, he said with feeling,
my soul has just been shaken by a tender experience... Soon the little flowers will begin to bloom. The
birch trees will turn green. Egor suddenly choked up and completely and had to stop... You can go out
and walk and walk... through a little clearing deep in the woods, down into a ravine where a brook is
bubbling (166). Egor is so taken aback by the imagery of nature that he is made speechless. Something
against the major grain of society. Nature for Egor is an example on how to live, as opposed to living
the same as everyone else. This is seen in the description of Egor after he leaves Lyuba: Egor stepped
out into the wide expanse of a new field... It had not yet been plowed, and pointed little shoots of grass
had just begun to break through. Egor strode along briskly, resolutely, stubbornly. That was the way he
had gone through life as he did through this field resolutely and stubbornly. He would fall, then get up
and again stride along. He would push on as though in that lay his only salvation, just to go and go,
never stopping, never looking back, as though in that way he might escape from himself. (160) Egor is
like a field, not like the rest of society. He is a
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Чудак translates to odd person. A чудак is a person that goes in a different direction than the rest of
society. Vasily Shukshin s character of Egor Prokudin in Snowball Berry Red is a perfect example of a
чудак. Shukshin began life on a collective farm then moved to town and worked in construction. Then
the navy drafted him; there he began his acting and directing experience. Throughout his life, he was
torn between his Siberian peasant roots and his urban life in film. This theme of up rootedness and not
belonging to a single part of society is also characteristic of Egor, and is one of the key reasons he is a
чудак. Shukshin s чудаки are romantic heroes because they are going against society and are more in
touch with nature than ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A romantic hero is someone who going against the societal norms and relates more to nature than to
people; that is definitely true of Egor. A reoccurring theme in Snowball Berry Red is Egor s semi
obsession with birth trees. Right after Egor gets out of prison, he has his taxi driver pull over so that
he can look at some birch trees. He talks to them as if they were people: He turned toward the birch
tree and stroked it with the palm of his hand. Hullo there! Ah, you look so... You re like a bride. Are
you waiting for your groom? Soon, soon he ll come. (131) When at the orgy, he speaks to all the
people there telling them of how impactful nature is for him: Brothers and sisters, he said with feeling,
my soul has just been shaken by a tender experience... Soon the little flowers will begin to bloom. The
birch trees will turn green. Egor suddenly choked up and completely and had to stop... You can go out
and walk and walk... through a little clearing deep in the woods, down into a ravine where a brook is
bubbling (166). Egor is so taken aback by the imagery of nature that he is made speechless. Something
against the major grain of society. Nature for Egor is an example on how to live, as opposed to living
the same as everyone else. This is seen in the description of Egor after he leaves Lyuba: Egor stepped
out into the wide expanse of a new field... It had not yet been plowed, and pointed little shoots of grass
had just begun to break through. Egor strode along briskly, resolutely, stubbornly. That was the way he
had gone through life as he did through this field resolutely and stubbornly. He would fall, then get up
and again stride along. He would push on as though in that lay his only salvation, just to go and go,
never stopping, never looking back, as though in that way he might escape from himself. (160) Egor is
like a field, not like the rest of society. He is a
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The Is A Humanitarian Catastrophe
Syria
Aleppo is a humanitarian catastrophe. Frequent air and chemical attacks leaves the average Syrian
civilian in fear for their lives on a daily basis. With the Western half controlled by the Bashar al Assad
government and the Eastern half in controlled by anti government rebels bloodshed always lingers.
For years, power has shifted between the two sides with many outside forces joining, tipping the
power balances. With no end in sight, massive loss of life is becoming a universal issue.
Inspired by the Arab Spring, revolution was on the horizon in Syria. Fed up with the government
control, rebels have rallied against the government. In nearly five years of armed conflict the civil war
in Syria has claimed nearly 470,000 lives: 400,000 through direct violence and an additional 70,000 as
an indirect result of the war. A governmental regime which uses terrorists tactics is one that should be
looked at as a threat. The president of Syria, Bashar Al Assad, has carried out a siege against his own
civilians in Aleppo trapping them from the rest of the world. Depriving nearly 250,000 people of food,
water, and supplies while bombing them on a daily basis is simply inhumane (UN News Centre). The
government has gone to the point of using chemical weapons on their own civilians, killing many
men, women, and children. The bloodbath is more than just those who support the Ba ath Party
Government and those who want a revolution, but includes many groups and world powers. Although
they
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Syria
Aleppo is a humanitarian catastrophe. Frequent air and chemical attacks leaves the average Syrian
civilian in fear for their lives on a daily basis. With the Western half controlled by the Bashar al Assad
government and the Eastern half in controlled by anti government rebels bloodshed always lingers.
For years, power has shifted between the two sides with many outside forces joining, tipping the
power balances. With no end in sight, massive loss of life is becoming a universal issue.
Inspired by the Arab Spring, revolution was on the horizon in Syria. Fed up with the government
control, rebels have rallied against the government. In nearly five years of armed conflict the civil war
in Syria has claimed nearly 470,000 lives: 400,000 through direct violence and an additional 70,000 as
an indirect result of the war. A governmental regime which uses terrorists tactics is one that should be
looked at as a threat. The president of Syria, Bashar Al Assad, has carried out a siege against his own
civilians in Aleppo trapping them from the rest of the world. Depriving nearly 250,000 people of food,
water, and supplies while bombing them on a daily basis is simply inhumane (UN News Centre). The
government has gone to the point of using chemical weapons on their own civilians, killing many
men, women, and children. The bloodbath is more than just those who support the Ba ath Party
Government and those who want a revolution, but includes many groups and world powers. Although
they
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The Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln s Life
Abraham Lincoln died at the age of 56 from a shot to the head by John Wilkes Booth and actor at Ford
s theatre in washington D.C where Abe Lincoln was shot on April 14,1865, he was then taken to the
peterson house where he died the next day. He was never really afraid of death as he once said, And in
the end, it s not the years in your life that count. It s the life in your years.
Lincoln was a man who did everything from being working on a ferryboat and later built a flatboat.
He built a second flatboat as an independent operator.Landed a job as a clerk in general store in New
Salem, he then volunteered to fight indians.Afterwards he focused on studying law and obtained his
license in 1837.President andrew jackson also appointed him postmaster in salem before running for
state legislature 4 times and winning all 4 from 1834 1840 in 1846 to win the Whig nomination for a
seat from the Illinois seventh congressional district to the U.S. House of Representatives. in 1846 to
win the Whig nomination for a seat from the Illinois seventh congressional district to the U.S. House
of Representatives.Than he became the 16th president of the united states.Another quote abe Lincoln
said was, I am a slow walker, but I never walk back. . Meaning that he would never turn back on his
decisions.He was the current 16th president of the united states when he was assassinated. ... Show
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who did not survive infancy for unbeknownst
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Abraham Lincoln died at the age of 56 from a shot to the head by John Wilkes Booth and actor at Ford
s theatre in washington D.C where Abe Lincoln was shot on April 14,1865, he was then taken to the
peterson house where he died the next day. He was never really afraid of death as he once said, And in
the end, it s not the years in your life that count. It s the life in your years.
Lincoln was a man who did everything from being working on a ferryboat and later built a flatboat.
He built a second flatboat as an independent operator.Landed a job as a clerk in general store in New
Salem, he then volunteered to fight indians.Afterwards he focused on studying law and obtained his
license in 1837.President andrew jackson also appointed him postmaster in salem before running for
state legislature 4 times and winning all 4 from 1834 1840 in 1846 to win the Whig nomination for a
seat from the Illinois seventh congressional district to the U.S. House of Representatives. in 1846 to
win the Whig nomination for a seat from the Illinois seventh congressional district to the U.S. House
of Representatives.Than he became the 16th president of the united states.Another quote abe Lincoln
said was, I am a slow walker, but I never walk back. . Meaning that he would never turn back on his
decisions.He was the current 16th president of the united states when he was assassinated. ... Show
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who did not survive infancy for unbeknownst
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When Is Disagreement Is Wrong
Conflict is a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one between people with
opposing opinions or principles. If unresolved, the disagreement can take up large amount of time,
energy, and money, leaving you emotionally and spiritually devastated. Worst of all, as long as a
disagreement is unresolved, there is the potential for further damage to a relationship. This is one of
the reasons for Jesus command to settle disputes with others as quickly as possible. Settle matters
quickly with your adversary who is taking you to court. Do it while you are still with him on the way,
or he may hand you over to the judge, and the judge may hand you over to the officer, and you may be
thrown into prison. I tell you the truth, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The economic cost of peace is war. Perhaps the best way for peace maker to become adept at
recognizing context specific ramifications of conflict in a given location is to understand just how far
reaching the costs of internal warfare usually are. Internal conflicts deserve special attention by
researchers and peacebuilders alike, in that ways must be found to reunite a country that has been torn
apart politically, economically, socially, mentally, culturally, etc. In the aftermath of a civil conflict,
the civilian populations are typically found to have borne the brunt of battles as exhibited through
death tolls, population displacements, and the destruction of the country s infrastructure. This is true
of the current war in Syria, Iraq, Israel/Palestine and other regions of the world where there are
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Conflict is a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one between people with
opposing opinions or principles. If unresolved, the disagreement can take up large amount of time,
energy, and money, leaving you emotionally and spiritually devastated. Worst of all, as long as a
disagreement is unresolved, there is the potential for further damage to a relationship. This is one of
the reasons for Jesus command to settle disputes with others as quickly as possible. Settle matters
quickly with your adversary who is taking you to court. Do it while you are still with him on the way,
or he may hand you over to the judge, and the judge may hand you over to the officer, and you may be
thrown into prison. I tell you the truth, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The economic cost of peace is war. Perhaps the best way for peace maker to become adept at
recognizing context specific ramifications of conflict in a given location is to understand just how far
reaching the costs of internal warfare usually are. Internal conflicts deserve special attention by
researchers and peacebuilders alike, in that ways must be found to reunite a country that has been torn
apart politically, economically, socially, mentally, culturally, etc. In the aftermath of a civil conflict,
the civilian populations are typically found to have borne the brunt of battles as exhibited through
death tolls, population displacements, and the destruction of the country s infrastructure. This is true
of the current war in Syria, Iraq, Israel/Palestine and other regions of the world where there are
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Russian Economic Overview
Economic Overview: Although Russia is one of the BRICs countries; it is showing some weakness
over the last years with the Euro crisis. The country suffered with economic problems that made its
economy to slow the foreign demand. With the weaker foreign demand and the domestic fiscal
consolidation made the output growth reduced to 3.4% in 2012. The weakness extended to 2013, with
first quarter real GDP falling 1.1% from the previous period, reducing 12 month growth to 1.1%, the
lowest rate since 2009. In this scenario, the investment in opening a BFSI in Russia would bring really
bad results in terms of profits. In addition, the inflation in Russia rose up to 7.2% in April 2013. The
final reason why Russia is going to provide a bad economic perspective to our company is direct
related with the crisis in Ukraine. With this crisis, Russia would suffer a major recession and is being
strongly affected due to its high dependence on energy supplies via Ukraine .
Conclusion: Due to the political uncertainty combined with the weak economy that Russia is
presenting for a forging investors, we conclude that better options of the BRIC s countries would be
suggested to BFSI invest its money instead investing in the Russia market.
Latin America:
Venezuela:
Political overview for forging companies: Since the adoption of a bilateral government and the
differences in a variety of polices, made the political relationship between the United States and
Venezuela become tense. Venezuela s
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Economic Overview: Although Russia is one of the BRICs countries; it is showing some weakness
over the last years with the Euro crisis. The country suffered with economic problems that made its
economy to slow the foreign demand. With the weaker foreign demand and the domestic fiscal
consolidation made the output growth reduced to 3.4% in 2012. The weakness extended to 2013, with
first quarter real GDP falling 1.1% from the previous period, reducing 12 month growth to 1.1%, the
lowest rate since 2009. In this scenario, the investment in opening a BFSI in Russia would bring really
bad results in terms of profits. In addition, the inflation in Russia rose up to 7.2% in April 2013. The
final reason why Russia is going to provide a bad economic perspective to our company is direct
related with the crisis in Ukraine. With this crisis, Russia would suffer a major recession and is being
strongly affected due to its high dependence on energy supplies via Ukraine .
Conclusion: Due to the political uncertainty combined with the weak economy that Russia is
presenting for a forging investors, we conclude that better options of the BRIC s countries would be
suggested to BFSI invest its money instead investing in the Russia market.
Latin America:
Venezuela:
Political overview for forging companies: Since the adoption of a bilateral government and the
differences in a variety of polices, made the political relationship between the United States and
Venezuela become tense. Venezuela s
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The Sports Of Sports And Religion
So who do you really want on your team? There is a real debate going on. Would you rather be on a
team with a born again Christian, who would rather read the Bible than the playbook, or a with a party
going statistic acquiring machine that stays out late getting drunk, or is constantly seeking
performance enhancing drugs? This question has been going back since the beginning of professional
sports, and it probably will never be answered.
The co existence of sports and religion occur throughout most nations. Character building, discipline,
physical fitness, competitions, constant practices, mental fitness, fairness, rules, nationalism,
religiosity, and so on, continue to help build a beautiful intriguing positive society.
Among some ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Achebe (1980) the elders of the two communities involved in the wrestling contest
visited the shrines and consulted their gods, offering sacrifices, led by their priests and priestesses, for
blessings to ensure they won the contest. During the contest, the drummers beat their drums like those
possessed and this it was believed signified the presence of the spirits who were the determining
factors in the results of the contest. In the modern society today, there are a number of interesting likes
between sports and religion, including the worship of athletes as gods and heroes (e.g. LeBron James,
Tom Brady, etc.), of symbols of Faith such as trophies, baseballs, game balls, and sport related
souvenirs, and the charisma that is attached to the elites and leaders in the sport world. Sports and
religion have often been used to create strong emotions and celebrate selected group values through
rituals and public events. There are many subjective examples of how religion has been used to simply
reaffirm and intensify angles that lead to success in competitive sports. Some pastors challenge those
with doubts on the co existence of sport and religion by emphasizing dimensions of training and sport
participation that fit well with the certain aspects of the Protestant Ethic.
Some athletes and coaches may use their religion as a source of psychological support as
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So who do you really want on your team? There is a real debate going on. Would you rather be on a
team with a born again Christian, who would rather read the Bible than the playbook, or a with a party
going statistic acquiring machine that stays out late getting drunk, or is constantly seeking
performance enhancing drugs? This question has been going back since the beginning of professional
sports, and it probably will never be answered.
The co existence of sports and religion occur throughout most nations. Character building, discipline,
physical fitness, competitions, constant practices, mental fitness, fairness, rules, nationalism,
religiosity, and so on, continue to help build a beautiful intriguing positive society.
Among some ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Achebe (1980) the elders of the two communities involved in the wrestling contest
visited the shrines and consulted their gods, offering sacrifices, led by their priests and priestesses, for
blessings to ensure they won the contest. During the contest, the drummers beat their drums like those
possessed and this it was believed signified the presence of the spirits who were the determining
factors in the results of the contest. In the modern society today, there are a number of interesting likes
between sports and religion, including the worship of athletes as gods and heroes (e.g. LeBron James,
Tom Brady, etc.), of symbols of Faith such as trophies, baseballs, game balls, and sport related
souvenirs, and the charisma that is attached to the elites and leaders in the sport world. Sports and
religion have often been used to create strong emotions and celebrate selected group values through
rituals and public events. There are many subjective examples of how religion has been used to simply
reaffirm and intensify angles that lead to success in competitive sports. Some pastors challenge those
with doubts on the co existence of sport and religion by emphasizing dimensions of training and sport
participation that fit well with the certain aspects of the Protestant Ethic.
Some athletes and coaches may use their religion as a source of psychological support as
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The Pros And Cons Of Globalization
Abstract
Globalization can be viewed as a system of interactions or global relationships between economies
and people from all different countries over the world. Globalization can be contended as a device for
financial development, headway and thriving through co operation between the created and creating
nations. Those in favor of globalization argue that the advantages of globalization conveys to creating
countries outperforms the negative effects caused by globalization, and possibly even going above that
to express that it is the best bet for developing these new national to flourish and emerge. Be that as it
may, the genuine inquiry to be asked is in the matter of what degree are the positives contended upon
without considering the negative parts of globalization towards creating nations.
Globalization can be seen as a two edged sword, since it affects and influences all ages of individuals,
monetarily, politically, naturally, and socially. Globalization has its advantages, by connecting a large
number of individuals around the globe, making them presently more engaged in light of
globalization, however there are many other issues that can arise from social and financial
improvement on a global scale. Along these lines, my paper will debate that development and
advances given by globalization to developing nations is useful in here and now, yet over the long
haul, it will just bring upon negative effects and difficulties because of the obstructions included, for
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Abstract
Globalization can be viewed as a system of interactions or global relationships between economies
and people from all different countries over the world. Globalization can be contended as a device for
financial development, headway and thriving through co operation between the created and creating
nations. Those in favor of globalization argue that the advantages of globalization conveys to creating
countries outperforms the negative effects caused by globalization, and possibly even going above that
to express that it is the best bet for developing these new national to flourish and emerge. Be that as it
may, the genuine inquiry to be asked is in the matter of what degree are the positives contended upon
without considering the negative parts of globalization towards creating nations.
Globalization can be seen as a two edged sword, since it affects and influences all ages of individuals,
monetarily, politically, naturally, and socially. Globalization has its advantages, by connecting a large
number of individuals around the globe, making them presently more engaged in light of
globalization, however there are many other issues that can arise from social and financial
improvement on a global scale. Along these lines, my paper will debate that development and
advances given by globalization to developing nations is useful in here and now, yet over the long
haul, it will just bring upon negative effects and difficulties because of the obstructions included, for
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Essay about Good and Evil in Quinn s Ishmael
Human beings are destroying the world. It s a fact we all know. Pollution is abundant, we chop down
rain forests, we kill our own kind, we steal, lie, and cheat, and the list could go on and on. Daniel
Quinn believes that this destruction comes from something more extreme than just the notion to
survive. In his novel, Ishmael, Quinn believes that the problems facing humanity are do to man s
knowledge of good and evil. Man s knowledge of good and evil gives us the power to rule the world
any way we please. A God or Gods no longer have control. Once Adam, who represents the life of the
human race, took a bite from the fruit of the tree of knowledge man s fate was sealed. This knowledge
insured, Man was born to rule the world (165). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now, no matter what decision man makes or action man does, it is the correct one. Man s knowledge
of good and evil, and the belief in their ultimate power, is what leads to destruction. While man has
the knowledge, man has, no certain knowledge about how they ought to live (88). What is good and
evil is something there are no concrete answers for, yet man creates these answers to please himself.
Because they have no concrete answers, man has to go on ruling the world, even if it means
destroying the world and mankind with it (168). Man, even while slowly destroying the world, will
never be able to let go of their power and give up the knowledge of good and evil. For man to give
back the knowledge they have attained, would mean to spitting out the fruit of that tree and giving the
rule of the world back to the gods (168). By doing this man would return to innocence, become a
childlike creature that depends on the gods to rule their lives. Man will have the wisdom of the gods, if
he tries to preempt that wisdom, the result won t be enlightenment, it will be death (183). It is this lack
of wisdom that leads man to continue to destroy the world. This scares man and ensures that man will
never let go of the knowledge of good and evil. Quinn proves that the knowledge of good and evil has
certainly lead to the destruction of the world. Man s power far outweighs man s ability to savor the
world. I believe Quinn makes a very
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Human beings are destroying the world. It s a fact we all know. Pollution is abundant, we chop down
rain forests, we kill our own kind, we steal, lie, and cheat, and the list could go on and on. Daniel
Quinn believes that this destruction comes from something more extreme than just the notion to
survive. In his novel, Ishmael, Quinn believes that the problems facing humanity are do to man s
knowledge of good and evil. Man s knowledge of good and evil gives us the power to rule the world
any way we please. A God or Gods no longer have control. Once Adam, who represents the life of the
human race, took a bite from the fruit of the tree of knowledge man s fate was sealed. This knowledge
insured, Man was born to rule the world (165). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now, no matter what decision man makes or action man does, it is the correct one. Man s knowledge
of good and evil, and the belief in their ultimate power, is what leads to destruction. While man has
the knowledge, man has, no certain knowledge about how they ought to live (88). What is good and
evil is something there are no concrete answers for, yet man creates these answers to please himself.
Because they have no concrete answers, man has to go on ruling the world, even if it means
destroying the world and mankind with it (168). Man, even while slowly destroying the world, will
never be able to let go of their power and give up the knowledge of good and evil. For man to give
back the knowledge they have attained, would mean to spitting out the fruit of that tree and giving the
rule of the world back to the gods (168). By doing this man would return to innocence, become a
childlike creature that depends on the gods to rule their lives. Man will have the wisdom of the gods, if
he tries to preempt that wisdom, the result won t be enlightenment, it will be death (183). It is this lack
of wisdom that leads man to continue to destroy the world. This scares man and ensures that man will
never let go of the knowledge of good and evil. Quinn proves that the knowledge of good and evil has
certainly lead to the destruction of the world. Man s power far outweighs man s ability to savor the
world. I believe Quinn makes a very
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Essay On Progressive Systemic Scleroderma
Death Certificate #24
Name of deceased: Phillip Lee Needlehaus
Age: 42
Date of Birth: March 12, 1970
Date of Death: March 30, 2012
Place of Death:
Cause of death: Progressive systemic scleroderma
1. Etiology Progressive systemic scleroderma is a disease in which the immune system begins to
attack the body. Suddenly the immune system starts to think that the healthy tissue in the body is
harmful and begins to destroy them. There are many different types of this disease and progressive
systemic scleroderma affects each person differently. It is considered an autoimmune disorder or
disease. Many times, this disease is diagnosed in men and women around the ages of 30 to 50 years
old. Women are most likely to suffered from it than ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Treatment Because of the severity of this disease and the damage that it causes to so many areas of the
body, many treatments could be necessary to treat this disease. The patient may need a physiatrist, a
nutritionist, a gastroenterologist, an occupational therapist, a respiratory therapist, a speech therapist, a
social worker, a mental health professor, or a pastoral care provider. This all depends on the severity of
the case for the patient and what areas of the body need the most help. There are also many
medications that doctors prescribe for patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis which may include:
Riluzole, quinine bisulphate, nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs, and neurodex. There are also
several drugs that are undergoing testing to determine their help in the regulation of the symptoms of
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
5. Prognosis As stated before, there is no cure for Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and it is a disease that
affects every patient so differently. There is a very short life expectancy for those who acquire this
disease lasting from only 2 to 5 years. Those who have this disease most likely die from respiratory
failure, which aggravated the disease beyond repair. By following the doctor s instructions and taking
medication regularly, the symptoms can be manageable and the life expectancy will be lived out to its
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Death Certificate #24
Name of deceased: Phillip Lee Needlehaus
Age: 42
Date of Birth: March 12, 1970
Date of Death: March 30, 2012
Place of Death:
Cause of death: Progressive systemic scleroderma
1. Etiology Progressive systemic scleroderma is a disease in which the immune system begins to
attack the body. Suddenly the immune system starts to think that the healthy tissue in the body is
harmful and begins to destroy them. There are many different types of this disease and progressive
systemic scleroderma affects each person differently. It is considered an autoimmune disorder or
disease. Many times, this disease is diagnosed in men and women around the ages of 30 to 50 years
old. Women are most likely to suffered from it than ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Treatment Because of the severity of this disease and the damage that it causes to so many areas of the
body, many treatments could be necessary to treat this disease. The patient may need a physiatrist, a
nutritionist, a gastroenterologist, an occupational therapist, a respiratory therapist, a speech therapist, a
social worker, a mental health professor, or a pastoral care provider. This all depends on the severity of
the case for the patient and what areas of the body need the most help. There are also many
medications that doctors prescribe for patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis which may include:
Riluzole, quinine bisulphate, nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs, and neurodex. There are also
several drugs that are undergoing testing to determine their help in the regulation of the symptoms of
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
5. Prognosis As stated before, there is no cure for Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and it is a disease that
affects every patient so differently. There is a very short life expectancy for those who acquire this
disease lasting from only 2 to 5 years. Those who have this disease most likely die from respiratory
failure, which aggravated the disease beyond repair. By following the doctor s instructions and taking
medication regularly, the symptoms can be manageable and the life expectancy will be lived out to its
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Essay about SWOT Analysis for Wondermusic, a Non-Profit...
Executive Summary
Chart: Highlights 1.1 Objectives
Wondermusic is a non profit organization that promotes young music talent by creating a free
educational and musical guidance program. Establish a space to provide musical educational
programs, sound proof rooms, recording studios and a private stage to promote their talent. Organize
music festivals and theater appearances around the city, as a performing experience and has an
educational, social and recreational alternative, and also to create awareness to the cause. Donate
instruments and award college scholarships.
Promoting and giving stage time to young talent will give them confidence and the opportunity to be
heard, and in some cases have a chance to develop a career that will ... Show more content on
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Establish a space to provide musical educational programs, sound proof rooms, recording studios and
a private stage to promote their talent. Organize music festivals and theater appearances around the
city, as a performing experience and has an educational, social and recreational alternative, and also to
create awareness to the cause. Donate instruments and award college scholarships. The founding team
is comprise by Antonio Gonzalez, US Army veteran, Pace University senior and will finish his BBA in
Entrepreneurship this summer 2014 and with international marketing and management experience,
and Yelitza Montilla BBA in Marketing and Administration and with more than 10 years of
experience.
Promoting and giving stage time to young talent will give them confidence and the opportunity to be
heard, and in some cases have a chance to develop a career that will give them a financial
independence, in other cases, this talent will support their social and mental wellness to develop a
parallel professional career that will give them also a financial stability.
We will raise the funds needed for our program and service goals by organizing music festivals and
partnering with theaters, music halls. A special sales team will be formed, with a starting pay of $12
the hour, and for each $250,000 raise a 5% share for the team (4 or 5 persons), this team will target
government agencies with budget for this purpose, private sector, and private donors. A
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Executive Summary
Chart: Highlights 1.1 Objectives
Wondermusic is a non profit organization that promotes young music talent by creating a free
educational and musical guidance program. Establish a space to provide musical educational
programs, sound proof rooms, recording studios and a private stage to promote their talent. Organize
music festivals and theater appearances around the city, as a performing experience and has an
educational, social and recreational alternative, and also to create awareness to the cause. Donate
instruments and award college scholarships.
Promoting and giving stage time to young talent will give them confidence and the opportunity to be
heard, and in some cases have a chance to develop a career that will ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Establish a space to provide musical educational programs, sound proof rooms, recording studios and
a private stage to promote their talent. Organize music festivals and theater appearances around the
city, as a performing experience and has an educational, social and recreational alternative, and also to
create awareness to the cause. Donate instruments and award college scholarships. The founding team
is comprise by Antonio Gonzalez, US Army veteran, Pace University senior and will finish his BBA in
Entrepreneurship this summer 2014 and with international marketing and management experience,
and Yelitza Montilla BBA in Marketing and Administration and with more than 10 years of
experience.
Promoting and giving stage time to young talent will give them confidence and the opportunity to be
heard, and in some cases have a chance to develop a career that will give them a financial
independence, in other cases, this talent will support their social and mental wellness to develop a
parallel professional career that will give them also a financial stability.
We will raise the funds needed for our program and service goals by organizing music festivals and
partnering with theaters, music halls. A special sales team will be formed, with a starting pay of $12
the hour, and for each $250,000 raise a 5% share for the team (4 or 5 persons), this team will target
government agencies with budget for this purpose, private sector, and private donors. A
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Universal Background Checks
Many innocent lives each year are taken away because most states do not have laws particularly
dealing with private dealers administering background checks. Background checks are needed to make
sure that clients who are purchasing firearms will not use the gun to endanger themselves or others.
However, even in the states where background checks are administered the laws still consist of many
loopholes; some of these include, not checking for mental illnesses that the client might have , not
following up on the client after they purchased the gun, and how private sellers and many states are
not administrating strict and complete background checks., Researchers confirm that universal
background checks laws effectively improve public safety and ... Show more content on
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When Background Checks are required, they are extremely effective at making sure that a gun does
not end up in the wrong person s hand. In addition to that, the background check system ahs to
become more advanced by going deeper into the clients life being completely sure that the gun is
going to good hands when done. Repeated pools have shown that over 90% of the American Public
supports laws requiring background checks on all gun purchasers, regardless of whether they buy
weapons from licensed or private dealers. A survey conducted for the New England Journal of
Medicine in January 2013 found that 84% of gun owners and 74% of NRA members also support
requiring a universal background check system for all gun sales.
Background checks need to be altered and most of the united States stand by the changes needed to be
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Many innocent lives each year are taken away because most states do not have laws particularly
dealing with private dealers administering background checks. Background checks are needed to make
sure that clients who are purchasing firearms will not use the gun to endanger themselves or others.
However, even in the states where background checks are administered the laws still consist of many
loopholes; some of these include, not checking for mental illnesses that the client might have , not
following up on the client after they purchased the gun, and how private sellers and many states are
not administrating strict and complete background checks., Researchers confirm that universal
background checks laws effectively improve public safety and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
When Background Checks are required, they are extremely effective at making sure that a gun does
not end up in the wrong person s hand. In addition to that, the background check system ahs to
become more advanced by going deeper into the clients life being completely sure that the gun is
going to good hands when done. Repeated pools have shown that over 90% of the American Public
supports laws requiring background checks on all gun purchasers, regardless of whether they buy
weapons from licensed or private dealers. A survey conducted for the New England Journal of
Medicine in January 2013 found that 84% of gun owners and 74% of NRA members also support
requiring a universal background check system for all gun sales.
Background checks need to be altered and most of the united States stand by the changes needed to be
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What Is Mecca The Holiest Place In The Islamic World
III. : Mecca, known to the Muslim, as Umm al Qura, the Mother of Cities, is the holiest place in the
Islamic world.
a. Sub point A: Mecca a city in western Saudi Arabia, an oasis town in the Red Sea region of Hejaz,
east of Jeddah, considered by Muslims to be the holiest city of Islam. It was the birthplace in ad 570 of
the prophet Muhammad, and was the scene of his early teachings before his emigration to Medina in
622. Today, more than 15 million Muslims visit Mecca annually, including several million during the
few days of the Hajj.
b. Sub point B: Muslims can visit Mecca and surrounding holy sites any time of the year, but the hajj
falls during the eighth and the 12th of the month of Dhul Hijjah, the last month of the Islamic
calendar.
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III. : Mecca, known to the Muslim, as Umm al Qura, the Mother of Cities, is the holiest place in the
Islamic world.
a. Sub point A: Mecca a city in western Saudi Arabia, an oasis town in the Red Sea region of Hejaz,
east of Jeddah, considered by Muslims to be the holiest city of Islam. It was the birthplace in ad 570 of
the prophet Muhammad, and was the scene of his early teachings before his emigration to Medina in
622. Today, more than 15 million Muslims visit Mecca annually, including several million during the
few days of the Hajj.
b. Sub point B: Muslims can visit Mecca and surrounding holy sites any time of the year, but the hajj
falls during the eighth and the 12th of the month of Dhul Hijjah, the last month of the Islamic
calendar.
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In Lines 75-79, What Request Does Fortinbras Make Of Claudius
English 1301
Hamlet Study Guide
Act 1, Scene 1:
1. Where does this play take place? (Name of the castle) Denmark
2. As the play opens, Horatio joins Marcellus and Bernardo at their night watch. Why has Horatio
joined them? to talk to the ghost
3. In line 67 69, how does Horatio interpret the appearance of the ghost?like the old king
4. What three questions does Marcellus raise?Why are we doing double shifts why have they started
mass producing weapons and armor, and why have the doubled their navy
5. In a long speech (lines 79 108), Horatio answers Marcellus. Summarize as briefly as you can the
events that have led to preparations for war.Half of Norway belongs to denmark and the king of
norway was killed and now his son is king and he wants ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What news does the Queen bring? Recount the scene she describes.
21. Do you believe Ophelia s death was an accident or suicide? Explain.
Act 5, Scene 1:
1. What implications are the clowns making in their opening conversation?
2. Why does the manner of Ophelia s burial cause so much commentary?
3. What reason is given for her having a Christian burial?
4. What is foreshadowed in the scene in the graveyard?
5. What is ironic about Hamlet joking with the grave diggers?
6. What general comment about time is made in the grave digging scene?
7. In lines 177 189, how does the priest (doctor) account for Ophelia s Christian burial?
8. What does Laertes do that angers Hamlet?
9. What is Hamlet s response to these actions of Laertes?
Scene 2:
10. What did Hamlet do to the commission letters that Claudius had sent with him?
11. In line 64, Horatio exclaims, Why, what a king is this! What change (finally) has taken place in
Hamlet?
12. What does Hamlet mean when he says, ...by the image of my cause, I see/ the portraiture of his...
(lines 77 78)?
13. In lines 151 165, how does Hamlet feel about the fencing match?
14. What is the nature of Hamlet s speech to Laertes before they fence?
15. Who accidentally drinks the poisoned
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English 1301
Hamlet Study Guide
Act 1, Scene 1:
1. Where does this play take place? (Name of the castle) Denmark
2. As the play opens, Horatio joins Marcellus and Bernardo at their night watch. Why has Horatio
joined them? to talk to the ghost
3. In line 67 69, how does Horatio interpret the appearance of the ghost?like the old king
4. What three questions does Marcellus raise?Why are we doing double shifts why have they started
mass producing weapons and armor, and why have the doubled their navy
5. In a long speech (lines 79 108), Horatio answers Marcellus. Summarize as briefly as you can the
events that have led to preparations for war.Half of Norway belongs to denmark and the king of
norway was killed and now his son is king and he wants ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What news does the Queen bring? Recount the scene she describes.
21. Do you believe Ophelia s death was an accident or suicide? Explain.
Act 5, Scene 1:
1. What implications are the clowns making in their opening conversation?
2. Why does the manner of Ophelia s burial cause so much commentary?
3. What reason is given for her having a Christian burial?
4. What is foreshadowed in the scene in the graveyard?
5. What is ironic about Hamlet joking with the grave diggers?
6. What general comment about time is made in the grave digging scene?
7. In lines 177 189, how does the priest (doctor) account for Ophelia s Christian burial?
8. What does Laertes do that angers Hamlet?
9. What is Hamlet s response to these actions of Laertes?
Scene 2:
10. What did Hamlet do to the commission letters that Claudius had sent with him?
11. In line 64, Horatio exclaims, Why, what a king is this! What change (finally) has taken place in
Hamlet?
12. What does Hamlet mean when he says, ...by the image of my cause, I see/ the portraiture of his...
(lines 77 78)?
13. In lines 151 165, how does Hamlet feel about the fencing match?
14. What is the nature of Hamlet s speech to Laertes before they fence?
15. Who accidentally drinks the poisoned
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Interactive Gambling Act Of 2001 (IGA)
In Australia, the Australian government passed the Interactive Gambling Act of 2001 (IGA) [4] to
protect its citizens, from the harmful effects of gambling. This measurement applies offense to
offshore and local remote gambling providers. If an online gambling provider is present in Australia,
the IGA treats it as an offense and legal action is followed. However, for a citizen present in Australia,
it is not an offense to play any online gambling games.
Canada treats online gambling in a very different way. Canada has regulations set into place that
allows individuals to participate in online gambling, but only if they are licensed by the provincial
government. [5]
In the United States, laws on online gambling can vary from state to state ... Show more content on
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Half of the revenue is generated from those who cannot control their impulses and have a much higher
risk of depression, debt, poverty and crime. So to say that there should be no regulation, by the virtue
of ethics, is unethical. It would be ethical to demonstrate compassion to those who give into
destructive impulses and have regulations on those apps that bring about that behavior. This does not
have to specifically apply to any country or region, because it applies to everyone.
5. CONCLUSION In conclusion, online gambling was once a growing concern from when it came it
fruition. However, due to an increasing number of issues dealing with mental health and crime, online
gambling has been kept in check through legislation. Each country had its own method of dealing with
the issues of online gambling, but have been able to successfully prevent it from causing problems to
increase. Freemium has now entered society with the new age of technology, and it shares similar
psychological consequences to online gambling. Growing concerns on the ethicacy of how it is being
marketed are being questioned, which ultimately leads to the question of whether it is ethical or not to
regulate it.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In Australia, the Australian government passed the Interactive Gambling Act of 2001 (IGA) [4] to
protect its citizens, from the harmful effects of gambling. This measurement applies offense to
offshore and local remote gambling providers. If an online gambling provider is present in Australia,
the IGA treats it as an offense and legal action is followed. However, for a citizen present in Australia,
it is not an offense to play any online gambling games.
Canada treats online gambling in a very different way. Canada has regulations set into place that
allows individuals to participate in online gambling, but only if they are licensed by the provincial
government. [5]
In the United States, laws on online gambling can vary from state to state ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Half of the revenue is generated from those who cannot control their impulses and have a much higher
risk of depression, debt, poverty and crime. So to say that there should be no regulation, by the virtue
of ethics, is unethical. It would be ethical to demonstrate compassion to those who give into
destructive impulses and have regulations on those apps that bring about that behavior. This does not
have to specifically apply to any country or region, because it applies to everyone.
5. CONCLUSION In conclusion, online gambling was once a growing concern from when it came it
fruition. However, due to an increasing number of issues dealing with mental health and crime, online
gambling has been kept in check through legislation. Each country had its own method of dealing with
the issues of online gambling, but have been able to successfully prevent it from causing problems to
increase. Freemium has now entered society with the new age of technology, and it shares similar
psychological consequences to online gambling. Growing concerns on the ethicacy of how it is being
marketed are being questioned, which ultimately leads to the question of whether it is ethical or not to
regulate it.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Going Home By Dr. Lou Buttino
Going Home is a memoir by Dr. Lou Buttino that tells the story of man looking back on his
hometown, Canastota. This story The film melody opens with old style images that provoke feelings
of nislagia, clearly depicting the tone of the film. We are prepared for everything that we will see.
However, it is not over done so that we are able to guess the intertie of the plot. Instead it gives us a
clear aesthetic and shows us how the film will be executed. From the very beginning the viewer feel
every emotion Dr. Lou Buttino does. They feels the humor, longing, happiness, graduate, and the
many other emotions that come with looking back.
Next, Dr. telling us the history of the town and what makes it special. Among these special attributes is
football,
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Going Home is a memoir by Dr. Lou Buttino that tells the story of man looking back on his
hometown, Canastota. This story The film melody opens with old style images that provoke feelings
of nislagia, clearly depicting the tone of the film. We are prepared for everything that we will see.
However, it is not over done so that we are able to guess the intertie of the plot. Instead it gives us a
clear aesthetic and shows us how the film will be executed. From the very beginning the viewer feel
every emotion Dr. Lou Buttino does. They feels the humor, longing, happiness, graduate, and the
many other emotions that come with looking back.
Next, Dr. telling us the history of the town and what makes it special. Among these special attributes is
football,
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Comparison Of Heroism In The Hero With A Thousand Faces
In The Hero with a Thousand Faces , the author explores a variety of myths and elucidates the
fundamental structure that most of them share. In most cases, the heroes adopt the true picture of
heroism, where the heroic personalities make painful personal sacrifices in order to save situations that
are dear to them. In addition, most heroic figure appears humbled by the respect accorded to them by
the society and always acts in a selfless manner to defend the society. However, there are a few
instances when the heroes assume a status way above average humans and using that status to hoard
all the social benefits for themselves. This is the argument that Joseph Campbell puts forward
regarding Minotaur, the tyrant monster. According to literature, Minotaur was a monster that had quite
intimidating body, half of it man and half of it a bull. The monster basically personified ego unlike
typical monsters that showed humility and self annihilation. The only food that the monster ate was
human flesh and none of the strongest heroes would dare challenge him. It is the reason why fourteen
children would be sent to it every year from Greece to the Island of Crete, where it lived. The people
believed that this was the only way to prevent the society from experiencing some of the worst
calamities.
Campbell s argument that Minotaur was a typical tyrant monster is very true. His story correlates with
that of Sherlock in the Merchant of Venice. In this story, Sherlock appeared to be using
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In The Hero with a Thousand Faces , the author explores a variety of myths and elucidates the
fundamental structure that most of them share. In most cases, the heroes adopt the true picture of
heroism, where the heroic personalities make painful personal sacrifices in order to save situations that
are dear to them. In addition, most heroic figure appears humbled by the respect accorded to them by
the society and always acts in a selfless manner to defend the society. However, there are a few
instances when the heroes assume a status way above average humans and using that status to hoard
all the social benefits for themselves. This is the argument that Joseph Campbell puts forward
regarding Minotaur, the tyrant monster. According to literature, Minotaur was a monster that had quite
intimidating body, half of it man and half of it a bull. The monster basically personified ego unlike
typical monsters that showed humility and self annihilation. The only food that the monster ate was
human flesh and none of the strongest heroes would dare challenge him. It is the reason why fourteen
children would be sent to it every year from Greece to the Island of Crete, where it lived. The people
believed that this was the only way to prevent the society from experiencing some of the worst
calamities.
Campbell s argument that Minotaur was a typical tyrant monster is very true. His story correlates with
that of Sherlock in the Merchant of Venice. In this story, Sherlock appeared to be using
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Boyer Dbq Teacher Guide
Using the DBQ Practice Questions from The Enduring Vision, Sixth Edition A Teachers Guide Ray
Soderholm Minnetonka High School Minnetonka, Minnesota Using the DBQ Practice Questions
from The Enduring Vision, 6th Edition A Teachers Guide This guide is intended to suggest some
possible ways that students may organize essays related to the document based questions in the
Advanced Placement version of The Enduring Vision, 6th Edition, and to provide teachers with some
information on each included document. The suggestions certainly do not exhaust the possibilities;
students, no doubt, will create other valid and persuasive organizational patterns and document
applications. Here, the documents are discussed in order to facilitate easy ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
D Nicholas Perrot Description of the opening of a new area for the fur trade reflects the way that the
French made economic use of pre existing North American ways of life. E Berkely Discourse Shows
the raising of tobacco for export and the precarious financial basis of this economy. Students may
point out that this type of economy required slave labor and that the development of other export
crops, including rice, other grains, and indigo, helped southern colonies later on. DBQ 2: The
Reasons for Declaring Independence in 1776 From previous instruction in American history at earlier
grade levels, students often have in mind the idea that unfair taxation and trade restrictions caused
English colonists to declare their independence. This DBQ asks them to consider such economic
factors and weigh them against an array of other possibilities, some of which are suggested in the
question. Students must consider factors and provide a rationale for which of these sets of ideas is of
greater importance. Once again, the results of students analyses will differ, but a convincing rationale
must be provided in each essay. Some good background articles for teachers to read as they teach the
topics related to this DBQ are on the Advanced Placement U.S. History home page at
apcentral.collegeboard.com. They are: Why Tea? The Global Story of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Using the DBQ Practice Questions from The Enduring Vision, Sixth Edition A Teachers Guide Ray
Soderholm Minnetonka High School Minnetonka, Minnesota Using the DBQ Practice Questions
from The Enduring Vision, 6th Edition A Teachers Guide This guide is intended to suggest some
possible ways that students may organize essays related to the document based questions in the
Advanced Placement version of The Enduring Vision, 6th Edition, and to provide teachers with some
information on each included document. The suggestions certainly do not exhaust the possibilities;
students, no doubt, will create other valid and persuasive organizational patterns and document
applications. Here, the documents are discussed in order to facilitate easy ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
D Nicholas Perrot Description of the opening of a new area for the fur trade reflects the way that the
French made economic use of pre existing North American ways of life. E Berkely Discourse Shows
the raising of tobacco for export and the precarious financial basis of this economy. Students may
point out that this type of economy required slave labor and that the development of other export
crops, including rice, other grains, and indigo, helped southern colonies later on. DBQ 2: The
Reasons for Declaring Independence in 1776 From previous instruction in American history at earlier
grade levels, students often have in mind the idea that unfair taxation and trade restrictions caused
English colonists to declare their independence. This DBQ asks them to consider such economic
factors and weigh them against an array of other possibilities, some of which are suggested in the
question. Students must consider factors and provide a rationale for which of these sets of ideas is of
greater importance. Once again, the results of students analyses will differ, but a convincing rationale
must be provided in each essay. Some good background articles for teachers to read as they teach the
topics related to this DBQ are on the Advanced Placement U.S. History home page at
apcentral.collegeboard.com. They are: Why Tea? The Global Story of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis of Woodrow Wilson s Fourteen Points
The Fourteen Points
President Wilson was determined to achieve peace. He based his peacemaking efforts in the academic
argument Fourteen Points. Ideas of freedom of the seas, internationalism and justice for all were
embedded in his idealistic approach, in an attempt to making long lasting peace.
The Fourteen Points were enthusiastically accepted by the United States, Allies and even Lenin setting
up the political mood as co operative and internationalized.
The summary of those points is as follows:
1. No more secret agreements ( Open covenants openly arrived at ).
2. Free navigation of all seas.
3. An end to all economic barriers between countries.
4. Countries to reduce weapon numbers.
5. All decisions regarding the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Austria Hungary was not ready to let Serbia, under the protection of Russia, take over territories.
Balkan was one of the most unstable areas at the time, due to its turbulent history and ethnic diversity.
Along the increase of nationalism, arms race was creating growing tensions that eventually escalated
into war. Germany was enlarging their military power, and France followed up with doubling their
army. These actions could be taken as the preparation for what was about to happen.
The situation required the formation of alliances as an insurance of support in case the war would
break out. Central Powers consisted of Germany and Austria Hungary, while the Entante powers were
Great Britain, France and Russia that had many formal and secret agreements. In 1915, Germany
declared war on Great Britain at sea and attacked all ships, including merchant ships. By drafting
these first five points, Wilson was hoping to prevent any future conflict at the same scale as the Great
War, by eliminating the actual causes of war. By bringing every nation to the same level and
introducing them to the free trade and free sea navigation Wilson hoped to engage the nations into an
economically beneficial alliance. The more nations joined the League of Nations the more benefits
would they have. This diplomatic solution is revolutionary because it did not only refer to the couple
of countries it referred to the global stage.
6. This point says that German
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The Fourteen Points
President Wilson was determined to achieve peace. He based his peacemaking efforts in the academic
argument Fourteen Points. Ideas of freedom of the seas, internationalism and justice for all were
embedded in his idealistic approach, in an attempt to making long lasting peace.
The Fourteen Points were enthusiastically accepted by the United States, Allies and even Lenin setting
up the political mood as co operative and internationalized.
The summary of those points is as follows:
1. No more secret agreements ( Open covenants openly arrived at ).
2. Free navigation of all seas.
3. An end to all economic barriers between countries.
4. Countries to reduce weapon numbers.
5. All decisions regarding the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Austria Hungary was not ready to let Serbia, under the protection of Russia, take over territories.
Balkan was one of the most unstable areas at the time, due to its turbulent history and ethnic diversity.
Along the increase of nationalism, arms race was creating growing tensions that eventually escalated
into war. Germany was enlarging their military power, and France followed up with doubling their
army. These actions could be taken as the preparation for what was about to happen.
The situation required the formation of alliances as an insurance of support in case the war would
break out. Central Powers consisted of Germany and Austria Hungary, while the Entante powers were
Great Britain, France and Russia that had many formal and secret agreements. In 1915, Germany
declared war on Great Britain at sea and attacked all ships, including merchant ships. By drafting
these first five points, Wilson was hoping to prevent any future conflict at the same scale as the Great
War, by eliminating the actual causes of war. By bringing every nation to the same level and
introducing them to the free trade and free sea navigation Wilson hoped to engage the nations into an
economically beneficial alliance. The more nations joined the League of Nations the more benefits
would they have. This diplomatic solution is revolutionary because it did not only refer to the couple
of countries it referred to the global stage.
6. This point says that German
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Analysis Of The Novel To Whom It May Concern
I know why the caged bird sings novel opens up with a three year old Maya and her four year old
bother Bailey traveling alone across the United States wearing wrist tags that read To Whom It May
Concern. They are being sent away from their divorced parents to live with their grandmother, and
Maya reacts by pretending her parents are dead. On page 52 maya said I couldn t believe that our
mother would laugh and eat oranges in the sunshine without her children . When, one year, they
received Christmas presents from their parents. Their parents are messed up for choosing a life
without them, rather than enjoying life with them. Maya feels guilty and wonders what she has done
wrong. The act of abandonment committed by her parents affects Maya s ... Show more content on
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Maya s reflection that her mother was competent in providing for us. Even if that meant getting
someone else to furnish the provisions (Chapter 11) that reveals how desire her mother was to afford
food and clothes for both of them. By being with Mr. Freeman, the man that lives in the same house
with their mother. After the first incident of physical touching with him, she is reassured by his
embrace and convinced that he is her real father , she is confused that s when Mr. Freeman takes
advantage of this touchingness and rapes her, even though Maya thought the whole thing was real
father s love . When Maya s mother discovers what has happened to her she gets him killed, the
traumatic incident that happened to Mr. Freeman made Maya feel guilty for him being dead and her
feelings put her in a place of loneliness and in a quiet place. She refuses to speak to anyone but Bailey,
and when she feels them growing apart, she goes back to reading books, reflecting that the long lost
children mistaken for waifs, became more real to me than our house, our mother, our school or Mr.
Freeman. (Chapter 11 page 76). A sense of loneliness, came to her mind, this is really bad for a child
that is only eight years
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I know why the caged bird sings novel opens up with a three year old Maya and her four year old
bother Bailey traveling alone across the United States wearing wrist tags that read To Whom It May
Concern. They are being sent away from their divorced parents to live with their grandmother, and
Maya reacts by pretending her parents are dead. On page 52 maya said I couldn t believe that our
mother would laugh and eat oranges in the sunshine without her children . When, one year, they
received Christmas presents from their parents. Their parents are messed up for choosing a life
without them, rather than enjoying life with them. Maya feels guilty and wonders what she has done
wrong. The act of abandonment committed by her parents affects Maya s ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Maya s reflection that her mother was competent in providing for us. Even if that meant getting
someone else to furnish the provisions (Chapter 11) that reveals how desire her mother was to afford
food and clothes for both of them. By being with Mr. Freeman, the man that lives in the same house
with their mother. After the first incident of physical touching with him, she is reassured by his
embrace and convinced that he is her real father , she is confused that s when Mr. Freeman takes
advantage of this touchingness and rapes her, even though Maya thought the whole thing was real
father s love . When Maya s mother discovers what has happened to her she gets him killed, the
traumatic incident that happened to Mr. Freeman made Maya feel guilty for him being dead and her
feelings put her in a place of loneliness and in a quiet place. She refuses to speak to anyone but Bailey,
and when she feels them growing apart, she goes back to reading books, reflecting that the long lost
children mistaken for waifs, became more real to me than our house, our mother, our school or Mr.
Freeman. (Chapter 11 page 76). A sense of loneliness, came to her mind, this is really bad for a child
that is only eight years
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Red Meat Studies
When red meat is cooked on flames or at high temperatures, according to some studies they go
through some reactions which is capable of altering the eater s DNA. Some evidences has also shown
that the people who are eating red meat have a better chance and a higher risk of cancer. Studies by
IARC also found out that there are connections between unprocessed meat that is beef , pork and
cancer known as colorectal cancer(colorectal cancer also called rectal cancer is growth,tumour of
colon in rectum), some evidences also found that red can also be related to pancreatic which is a kind
of cancer that forms cancerous cells in pancreas and prostate cancers which is cancer in prostate that is
a reproductive part of males. Many studies including
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When red meat is cooked on flames or at high temperatures, according to some studies they go
through some reactions which is capable of altering the eater s DNA. Some evidences has also shown
that the people who are eating red meat have a better chance and a higher risk of cancer. Studies by
IARC also found out that there are connections between unprocessed meat that is beef , pork and
cancer known as colorectal cancer(colorectal cancer also called rectal cancer is growth,tumour of
colon in rectum), some evidences also found that red can also be related to pancreatic which is a kind
of cancer that forms cancerous cells in pancreas and prostate cancers which is cancer in prostate that is
a reproductive part of males. Many studies including
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Bby External Environment
III. External Environment (EFAS Table; see Exhibit 1) A. Natural Environment 1. BBY in the present
has no outstanding violations regarding broken regulations. BBY is current with federal, state, and
local sectors that require companies to adhere to stringent environmental safety laws. (T) They are
fully aware of the environmental laws that pass in light of global warming reduction efforts to reduce
carbon footprint. 2. During the FY 2009, they have estimated not to have any expenditures that derive
from environmental protection laws. Nevertheless, BBY could make an effort to solidify a stronger
position amongst customer as a corporate leader a company that actively reduces its carbon footprint.
(O) 3. Endorsing a lean culture will enable ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Recent Sarbanes Oxley initiatives have forced companies to report more stringent reports.
Accountability has forced accounting practices to level up in light of certain discrepancies from bad
companies. Additionally, tax laws could also pose a threat as to performance to how they grow
internationally. (T) 4. Sociocultural a. It is becoming socially acceptable to have the latest gadgets and
being technologically savvy and knowledgeable. Trends in spending, communicating, hanging out are
creating markets that could potentially lead to greater revenues if BBY could acquire or partner with
to create applications to meet this customer demand. (O) b. Moreover, the rise of consumers finding
technology alternatives is increasing. The culture towards connectivity and less privacy is moving
forward. In years to come consumers will be reliant on their mobile devices and would be great to
place BBY as the leading provider of mobile technology. (O) c. Up to date, there are many emerging
markets that BBY could enter and gain market share. There is a high amount barrier that is falling due
to trade agreements with international countries. There need for technology is growing at an
exponential rate, which puts BBY in an excellent position to use capacity and international strength to
meet the demand. (O) C. Task
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III. External Environment (EFAS Table; see Exhibit 1) A. Natural Environment 1. BBY in the present
has no outstanding violations regarding broken regulations. BBY is current with federal, state, and
local sectors that require companies to adhere to stringent environmental safety laws. (T) They are
fully aware of the environmental laws that pass in light of global warming reduction efforts to reduce
carbon footprint. 2. During the FY 2009, they have estimated not to have any expenditures that derive
from environmental protection laws. Nevertheless, BBY could make an effort to solidify a stronger
position amongst customer as a corporate leader a company that actively reduces its carbon footprint.
(O) 3. Endorsing a lean culture will enable ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Recent Sarbanes Oxley initiatives have forced companies to report more stringent reports.
Accountability has forced accounting practices to level up in light of certain discrepancies from bad
companies. Additionally, tax laws could also pose a threat as to performance to how they grow
internationally. (T) 4. Sociocultural a. It is becoming socially acceptable to have the latest gadgets and
being technologically savvy and knowledgeable. Trends in spending, communicating, hanging out are
creating markets that could potentially lead to greater revenues if BBY could acquire or partner with
to create applications to meet this customer demand. (O) b. Moreover, the rise of consumers finding
technology alternatives is increasing. The culture towards connectivity and less privacy is moving
forward. In years to come consumers will be reliant on their mobile devices and would be great to
place BBY as the leading provider of mobile technology. (O) c. Up to date, there are many emerging
markets that BBY could enter and gain market share. There is a high amount barrier that is falling due
to trade agreements with international countries. There need for technology is growing at an
exponential rate, which puts BBY in an excellent position to use capacity and international strength to
meet the demand. (O) C. Task
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