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The Difference Between Common Intention Constructive...
The difference between common intention constructive trusts and proprietary estoppel has been
described as illusory (Hayton). Do you agree with this statement? Consider how the case law has
developed and give reasons for your answer.
In his article Equitable Rights of Cohabitees Hayton suggested that the distinction between common
intention constructive trusts and proprietary estoppel has, over time, come to be but illusory and goes
on further to propose that since the general direction of the development of the law has been to
embrace the principle of preventing and remedying unconscionable conduct regardless of whether the
claim brought before them was originally brought under the concept of a constructive trust or
proprietary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Proprietary estoppel, on the other hand, is a legal bar preventing a (first) party from denying another
(second) party s right in first party s property where the second party has incurred costs in that
property to its detriment . Proprietary estoppel, like other types of estoppel, is not a remedy in itself
but a tool to raise estoppel equity , on the basis of which the court is able to decide on the type of
remedy that this equity will satisfy. Similarly to the need for the element of common intention for the
purpose of establishing a constructive trust, there is a need for the establishment of an active or
passive assurance on the part of the defendant that leads to some form of consequential detriment on
the part of the claimant when acting in reliance on that assurance. Thus, there must be a causal
connection between the actions undertaken by the claimant and the initial assurance on the part of the
defendant. The extent and the nature of the detriment suffered by the claimant, however, appears to be
substantially more flexible than that necessary to find the existence of a constructive trust. For
example, in Inwards v Baker [1965], such detriment amounted to the improvement of the defendant s
land, while in Gillett v Holt [2001] it was manifested in both financial and personal detriment. Yet
unlike in most cases involving common intention constructive trusts, in neither of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The difference between common intention constructive trusts and proprietary estoppel has been
described as illusory (Hayton). Do you agree with this statement? Consider how the case law has
developed and give reasons for your answer.
In his article Equitable Rights of Cohabitees Hayton suggested that the distinction between common
intention constructive trusts and proprietary estoppel has, over time, come to be but illusory and goes
on further to propose that since the general direction of the development of the law has been to
embrace the principle of preventing and remedying unconscionable conduct regardless of whether the
claim brought before them was originally brought under the concept of a constructive trust or
proprietary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Proprietary estoppel, on the other hand, is a legal bar preventing a (first) party from denying another
(second) party s right in first party s property where the second party has incurred costs in that
property to its detriment . Proprietary estoppel, like other types of estoppel, is not a remedy in itself
but a tool to raise estoppel equity , on the basis of which the court is able to decide on the type of
remedy that this equity will satisfy. Similarly to the need for the element of common intention for the
purpose of establishing a constructive trust, there is a need for the establishment of an active or
passive assurance on the part of the defendant that leads to some form of consequential detriment on
the part of the claimant when acting in reliance on that assurance. Thus, there must be a causal
connection between the actions undertaken by the claimant and the initial assurance on the part of the
defendant. The extent and the nature of the detriment suffered by the claimant, however, appears to be
substantially more flexible than that necessary to find the existence of a constructive trust. For
example, in Inwards v Baker [1965], such detriment amounted to the improvement of the defendant s
land, while in Gillett v Holt [2001] it was manifested in both financial and personal detriment. Yet
unlike in most cases involving common intention constructive trusts, in neither of
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How Successfully Did the National Government Deal with the...
How successfully did the National Government deal with the economic problems of the 1930s? In
dealing with the economic depression of the 1930s, it is my opinion that the recovery of Britain was
mainly due to the stages of rearmament in the run up to the Second World War. This is not to say,
however, that the National Government failed to combat the rises in unemployment, reaching a peak
of three million, and the ruined staple industries, they implemented several policies to reboot the
economy and lessen the impact on the people. The National Government were successful in some
aspects of softening the blow in Britain. Faced with a steep decline in international trade the; partly
due to America s protectionist tariffs ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the most direct (and somewhat vague) policy The Special Areas Act of 1934, money was to be
applied to the worst affected areas, but this was dependent on their income and the result was many of
the poorest people did not apply. Furthermore, the budget for the act was only £2 million. These
policies seem to suggest that the National Government was somewhat lost on the right course of
action to take, and even then their commitment to not worsen the deficit limited them to gimmicks or
simple lack of effectiveness. They were hardly helped with the condition that Britain now found itself
in. Unemployment figures reached new peaks with the largest being in Wales where 33% of men now
found themselves without work. The traditional industries, of coal, cotton, iron, steel and shipbuilding,
known collectively as the staple industries were the hardest hit; The coal pits of north Wales were
finding themselves without contracts, and the shipyards in Jarrow, near Newcastle were so bad that the
men announced a march to London, taking several weeks. It accomplished very little but to show just
how bad the north of England had been hit. The south meanwhile suffered heavily from cyclical
unemployment, wherein the employee would latch onto short term work, finish the contract and
become unemployed and then find something else. But even then, the unemployment level for the
South east never fell below 15% during the 1930s, in stark
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How successfully did the National Government deal with the economic problems of the 1930s? In
dealing with the economic depression of the 1930s, it is my opinion that the recovery of Britain was
mainly due to the stages of rearmament in the run up to the Second World War. This is not to say,
however, that the National Government failed to combat the rises in unemployment, reaching a peak
of three million, and the ruined staple industries, they implemented several policies to reboot the
economy and lessen the impact on the people. The National Government were successful in some
aspects of softening the blow in Britain. Faced with a steep decline in international trade the; partly
due to America s protectionist tariffs ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the most direct (and somewhat vague) policy The Special Areas Act of 1934, money was to be
applied to the worst affected areas, but this was dependent on their income and the result was many of
the poorest people did not apply. Furthermore, the budget for the act was only £2 million. These
policies seem to suggest that the National Government was somewhat lost on the right course of
action to take, and even then their commitment to not worsen the deficit limited them to gimmicks or
simple lack of effectiveness. They were hardly helped with the condition that Britain now found itself
in. Unemployment figures reached new peaks with the largest being in Wales where 33% of men now
found themselves without work. The traditional industries, of coal, cotton, iron, steel and shipbuilding,
known collectively as the staple industries were the hardest hit; The coal pits of north Wales were
finding themselves without contracts, and the shipyards in Jarrow, near Newcastle were so bad that the
men announced a march to London, taking several weeks. It accomplished very little but to show just
how bad the north of England had been hit. The south meanwhile suffered heavily from cyclical
unemployment, wherein the employee would latch onto short term work, finish the contract and
become unemployed and then find something else. But even then, the unemployment level for the
South east never fell below 15% during the 1930s, in stark
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The Canterbury Tales
The Canterbury Tales Corruption in the Church Chaucer lived in a time dictated by religion and
religious ideas in which he uses The Canterbury Tales to show some of his views. Religion played a
significant role in fourteenth century England and also in Chaucer s writing. His ideas of the Church
are first seen in The Prologue, and he uses seven religious persons to show the influence of the
religion in his writing. Although many of his characters appear to portray part of the corruption in the
Church, he does give a small example in which one can conclude that he is speaking in praise. The
Friar, who lived off begging, appears to live a lowly existence, while Chaucer refers to the papacy in
writing, he had a special license from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Chaucer makes forceful insults in his character explication. The Rule of good St. Benet or St. Maur/
As old and strict he tended to ignore (Chaucer 7.) A monk is supposed to have a strong authority in the
Church, but Chaucer explains that he breaks the written laws and precedents set by people recognized
as Saints and highly acclaimed people. The Monk is a lazy, disgusting man who lived a dishonest and
imprudent life. The Pardoner and Summoner appear together in The Prologue. They further illustrate
an example of Chaucer s awareness of a defiled Church. Chaucer provides humor to his description of
the Summoner in that he d allow just for a quart of wine /Any good lad to keep a concubine (Chaucer
20.) This means that a person who disobeys the Church without seeking repentance can easily bribe
the Summoner, in that he will overlook the situation. Chaucer writes about the Pardoner that by his
flatteries and prevarication/ Made monkey of the priest and congregation (Chaucer 22.) This is another
direct insult to the Church at the time. Although the Pardoner represents the lowly side of the Church,
Chaucer balances it out with a highly appraise of the Parson. He appears into the prologue before the
Pardoner and the Summoner, and he clearly is a perfect illustration of the Church, which should be
followed over the other corrupt religious men. Chaucer uses the Parson to show the Church s power
and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Canterbury Tales Corruption in the Church Chaucer lived in a time dictated by religion and
religious ideas in which he uses The Canterbury Tales to show some of his views. Religion played a
significant role in fourteenth century England and also in Chaucer s writing. His ideas of the Church
are first seen in The Prologue, and he uses seven religious persons to show the influence of the
religion in his writing. Although many of his characters appear to portray part of the corruption in the
Church, he does give a small example in which one can conclude that he is speaking in praise. The
Friar, who lived off begging, appears to live a lowly existence, while Chaucer refers to the papacy in
writing, he had a special license from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Chaucer makes forceful insults in his character explication. The Rule of good St. Benet or St. Maur/
As old and strict he tended to ignore (Chaucer 7.) A monk is supposed to have a strong authority in the
Church, but Chaucer explains that he breaks the written laws and precedents set by people recognized
as Saints and highly acclaimed people. The Monk is a lazy, disgusting man who lived a dishonest and
imprudent life. The Pardoner and Summoner appear together in The Prologue. They further illustrate
an example of Chaucer s awareness of a defiled Church. Chaucer provides humor to his description of
the Summoner in that he d allow just for a quart of wine /Any good lad to keep a concubine (Chaucer
20.) This means that a person who disobeys the Church without seeking repentance can easily bribe
the Summoner, in that he will overlook the situation. Chaucer writes about the Pardoner that by his
flatteries and prevarication/ Made monkey of the priest and congregation (Chaucer 22.) This is another
direct insult to the Church at the time. Although the Pardoner represents the lowly side of the Church,
Chaucer balances it out with a highly appraise of the Parson. He appears into the prologue before the
Pardoner and the Summoner, and he clearly is a perfect illustration of the Church, which should be
followed over the other corrupt religious men. Chaucer uses the Parson to show the Church s power
and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Samuel Longhorn Clemens, Mark Twain
I am not an American, I am the American (Duncan and Ward). Quoting his friend Frank Fuller, Twain
boldly declares himself the embodiment of American living, and in all honesty, with some right to do
so. Twain was born in 1835 to parents John and Jane Clemens under Halley s Comet in Florida,
Missouri and later moved to Hannibal. He would later die under the same comet 75 years later in
1910. He traveled along the American South and Midwest writing as he went, originally moving west
with his brother, Orion, in 1861 hoping to strike it rich in Nevada s silver rush (Ramussen). Twain s
real name was Samuel Longhorne Clemens but took on the name Mark Twain as a reference to a
measurement in his job as steamboat captain, a job that would ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Anti Imperialist League sprang into being to fight the McKinley administration s expansionist
moves... including the presidents of Stanford and Harvard Universities, the philosopher William
James, and the novelist Mark Twain (Bailey, Kennedy, and Cohen 637). Twain should be an
inspiration to the masses to follow what you believe in. He incorporated these beliefs into his writings.
Further, Mark Twain covered a large range of areas in his writings transitioning from an almost silly
humorist to a serious writer who attacked his targets with much darker view of the world. When he
began, Twain was a humorist writing books like The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County,
the book that skyrocketed him to fame in 1867 (Bailey, Kennedy, and Cohen 580). Later on he wrote
possibly his most famous book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, which was a heartwarming tale
of a boy who travels down the Mississippi River helping his friend and ex slave escape. In his story,
that was very unusual for his time, he used the dialects of the people along the river, something
unheard of in his current era of writing. In his later years his wrote angrier and harsh works such as
The Mysterious Stranger a tale in which the devil visits an Austrian village in the Middle Ages. As
Twain s career progressed, he seemed to become increasingly removed from the humorous, cocky
image of his younger days (Gribben). Twain never
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I am not an American, I am the American (Duncan and Ward). Quoting his friend Frank Fuller, Twain
boldly declares himself the embodiment of American living, and in all honesty, with some right to do
so. Twain was born in 1835 to parents John and Jane Clemens under Halley s Comet in Florida,
Missouri and later moved to Hannibal. He would later die under the same comet 75 years later in
1910. He traveled along the American South and Midwest writing as he went, originally moving west
with his brother, Orion, in 1861 hoping to strike it rich in Nevada s silver rush (Ramussen). Twain s
real name was Samuel Longhorne Clemens but took on the name Mark Twain as a reference to a
measurement in his job as steamboat captain, a job that would ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Anti Imperialist League sprang into being to fight the McKinley administration s expansionist
moves... including the presidents of Stanford and Harvard Universities, the philosopher William
James, and the novelist Mark Twain (Bailey, Kennedy, and Cohen 637). Twain should be an
inspiration to the masses to follow what you believe in. He incorporated these beliefs into his writings.
Further, Mark Twain covered a large range of areas in his writings transitioning from an almost silly
humorist to a serious writer who attacked his targets with much darker view of the world. When he
began, Twain was a humorist writing books like The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County,
the book that skyrocketed him to fame in 1867 (Bailey, Kennedy, and Cohen 580). Later on he wrote
possibly his most famous book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, which was a heartwarming tale
of a boy who travels down the Mississippi River helping his friend and ex slave escape. In his story,
that was very unusual for his time, he used the dialects of the people along the river, something
unheard of in his current era of writing. In his later years his wrote angrier and harsh works such as
The Mysterious Stranger a tale in which the devil visits an Austrian village in the Middle Ages. As
Twain s career progressed, he seemed to become increasingly removed from the humorous, cocky
image of his younger days (Gribben). Twain never
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Reliability Of The Measurement Instrument Essay
4.3 Reliability analysis To evaluate the reliability of the measurement instrument it was developed an
internal consistency analysis through Cronbach s alpha. It is an index that takes values between 0 and
1, used to verify if the instrument is reliable and performs stable and consistent measurements
(Santesmases, 2009). Cronbach s alpha estimates the lower limit of the reliability coefficient and it is
expressed through Formula 2. (2) Where k is the number of items in the test; Si2 is the items variance
(from 1...i) and S2sum is the total test variance. This means that the reliability depends on the test
length and the covariance among its items (Santesmases, 2009). It is important to mention that it was
decided to apply a pilot test to 40 customers, with the purpose of measuring the questionnaire s
internal consistency. In the first version, the test was integrated by 22 items distributed in five
dimensions and after being undergone to Cronbach s alpha validity test, the instrument was redesigned
to 20 items, as is shown in Graphic 4. Graphic 4. Items and dimensions of final questionnaire
Dimension Initial Item Cronbach s Alpha before eliminating the item Item eliminated Cronbach s
Alpha after eliminating the item Total Cronbach s Alpha (20 items) Tangible 1 5 0.740 5 0.810 0.946
Reliability 6 10 0.903 None 0.903 Responsiveness 11 14 0.886 None 0.886 Assurance 15 18 0.846 15
0.869 Empathy 19 22 0.888 None 0.888 The data analysis
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4.3 Reliability analysis To evaluate the reliability of the measurement instrument it was developed an
internal consistency analysis through Cronbach s alpha. It is an index that takes values between 0 and
1, used to verify if the instrument is reliable and performs stable and consistent measurements
(Santesmases, 2009). Cronbach s alpha estimates the lower limit of the reliability coefficient and it is
expressed through Formula 2. (2) Where k is the number of items in the test; Si2 is the items variance
(from 1...i) and S2sum is the total test variance. This means that the reliability depends on the test
length and the covariance among its items (Santesmases, 2009). It is important to mention that it was
decided to apply a pilot test to 40 customers, with the purpose of measuring the questionnaire s
internal consistency. In the first version, the test was integrated by 22 items distributed in five
dimensions and after being undergone to Cronbach s alpha validity test, the instrument was redesigned
to 20 items, as is shown in Graphic 4. Graphic 4. Items and dimensions of final questionnaire
Dimension Initial Item Cronbach s Alpha before eliminating the item Item eliminated Cronbach s
Alpha after eliminating the item Total Cronbach s Alpha (20 items) Tangible 1 5 0.740 5 0.810 0.946
Reliability 6 10 0.903 None 0.903 Responsiveness 11 14 0.886 None 0.886 Assurance 15 18 0.846 15
0.869 Empathy 19 22 0.888 None 0.888 The data analysis
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Burtynky s Irony In Relation To The Sublime
A resolution to this problem, and a further refinement of Burtynsky s relation to the sublime, appears
in Timothy Morton s discussion of irony. Morton writes that, Irony involves distancing and
displacement, a moving from place to place, or even from homey place into lonely space (Morton 98).
This description of irony provides useful tools for understanding how Burtysnky s photographs in OIL
function in relation to the sublime. Though these descriptors typify many of Burtysnky s photographs,
examining his aerial photographs of the Alberta Oil Sands, such as Alberta Oil Sands #10 Fort
McMurray, Alberta, Canada, 2007 (Fig. 3) will be most productive. These photographs are devoid of
humanity yet replete with their residuum tailings ponds. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Returning to Benjamin, he writes that, Even the most perfect reproduction of a work of art is lacking
in one element: its presence in time and space (Benjamin II) which corroborates the speaker of the
poem s stance that, Meaning takes place in time (Solie 38). Although Benjamin s thoughts focus more
on the ubiquity and lack of authenticity that occurs with mass image production and reproduction,
Bitumen shares some of these concerns, tracing the development of modern proliferation of images
from the first imagining techniques of Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, to the photochrome postcards (32) of
late 19th century, up to video sharing websites. The speaker of Bitumen looks to construct a timeline
of image mediation alongside the aestheticization of catastrophe. Even calamitous weather events,
which Bitumen ties to the unseasonable (34) weather that results from global warming, becomes a
sublime, photogenic spectacle with the ubiquity and quotidian character of modern image and film:
tornados on YouTube relieve us of our boredom ( Bitumen 33). The speaker of Bitumen argues that
these mediations pacify rather than invigorate, and replace what should be fear and action with awe
and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A resolution to this problem, and a further refinement of Burtynsky s relation to the sublime, appears
in Timothy Morton s discussion of irony. Morton writes that, Irony involves distancing and
displacement, a moving from place to place, or even from homey place into lonely space (Morton 98).
This description of irony provides useful tools for understanding how Burtysnky s photographs in OIL
function in relation to the sublime. Though these descriptors typify many of Burtysnky s photographs,
examining his aerial photographs of the Alberta Oil Sands, such as Alberta Oil Sands #10 Fort
McMurray, Alberta, Canada, 2007 (Fig. 3) will be most productive. These photographs are devoid of
humanity yet replete with their residuum tailings ponds. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Returning to Benjamin, he writes that, Even the most perfect reproduction of a work of art is lacking
in one element: its presence in time and space (Benjamin II) which corroborates the speaker of the
poem s stance that, Meaning takes place in time (Solie 38). Although Benjamin s thoughts focus more
on the ubiquity and lack of authenticity that occurs with mass image production and reproduction,
Bitumen shares some of these concerns, tracing the development of modern proliferation of images
from the first imagining techniques of Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, to the photochrome postcards (32) of
late 19th century, up to video sharing websites. The speaker of Bitumen looks to construct a timeline
of image mediation alongside the aestheticization of catastrophe. Even calamitous weather events,
which Bitumen ties to the unseasonable (34) weather that results from global warming, becomes a
sublime, photogenic spectacle with the ubiquity and quotidian character of modern image and film:
tornados on YouTube relieve us of our boredom ( Bitumen 33). The speaker of Bitumen argues that
these mediations pacify rather than invigorate, and replace what should be fear and action with awe
and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Michael Schultz Committed The Tort Of Appropriation And An...
SUMMARY
Stealing someone else s name to impersonate them on a fake internet profile, such as a social media
website, misrepresents a person s identity and can damage their reputation. Tamsen Drake values her
identity when it comes to her work as an artist. As an artist, Drake creates short animated films for her
viewers. Drake has not created a social media profile to interact with other artists. Instead, she has a
website, which only allows for the downloading of her artistic work. While Drake has never created a
social media profile of her own, Michael Schultz impersonated Drake by stealing her name and
creating a fake profile, where he admits to representing her views as an artist. Schultz did not obtain
Drake s permission to create ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Id.
On January 2, 2016, the name Tamsen Drake was stolen and used to impersonate Drake on a fake
social media profile. Compl. ¶ 17. Michael Schultz is the impersonator and creator of the fake profile,
as he admits to creating the fake profile for Drake. Schultz Dep. at 3:14 16. Schultz wanted to
impersonated Drake online because he thought envisioning what Drake would post online would be
cool to do. Id. at 4:2 4.
The website that contained the fake profile is Shoutstuffout. Compl. ¶ 13. The webpage is a social
media site, similar to Facebook and Twitter. Shoutstuffout allows for people to connect with other
users through commenting on profiles, unlike www.tamsend.com. Compl. ¶ 14.
The fake profile contained information about Drake, including her profession (Compl. ¶ 13) and
pictures of her artistic work (Compl. ¶ 16 19). The pictures on the account were stolen from Drake s
original website and placed on the fake profile. Compl. ¶ 18 19. Additionally, the profile contained an
email address created by Schultz, used not only to create the profile, but also listed the email for the
public to misrepresent as Drake s Compl. ¶ 15.
In addition to the fake profile containing information about Drake, Schultz used the profile to
impersonate Drake by commenting on other artist s work in the same field. Compl. ¶ 20. The false
Tamsen
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SUMMARY
Stealing someone else s name to impersonate them on a fake internet profile, such as a social media
website, misrepresents a person s identity and can damage their reputation. Tamsen Drake values her
identity when it comes to her work as an artist. As an artist, Drake creates short animated films for her
viewers. Drake has not created a social media profile to interact with other artists. Instead, she has a
website, which only allows for the downloading of her artistic work. While Drake has never created a
social media profile of her own, Michael Schultz impersonated Drake by stealing her name and
creating a fake profile, where he admits to representing her views as an artist. Schultz did not obtain
Drake s permission to create ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Id.
On January 2, 2016, the name Tamsen Drake was stolen and used to impersonate Drake on a fake
social media profile. Compl. ¶ 17. Michael Schultz is the impersonator and creator of the fake profile,
as he admits to creating the fake profile for Drake. Schultz Dep. at 3:14 16. Schultz wanted to
impersonated Drake online because he thought envisioning what Drake would post online would be
cool to do. Id. at 4:2 4.
The website that contained the fake profile is Shoutstuffout. Compl. ¶ 13. The webpage is a social
media site, similar to Facebook and Twitter. Shoutstuffout allows for people to connect with other
users through commenting on profiles, unlike www.tamsend.com. Compl. ¶ 14.
The fake profile contained information about Drake, including her profession (Compl. ¶ 13) and
pictures of her artistic work (Compl. ¶ 16 19). The pictures on the account were stolen from Drake s
original website and placed on the fake profile. Compl. ¶ 18 19. Additionally, the profile contained an
email address created by Schultz, used not only to create the profile, but also listed the email for the
public to misrepresent as Drake s Compl. ¶ 15.
In addition to the fake profile containing information about Drake, Schultz used the profile to
impersonate Drake by commenting on other artist s work in the same field. Compl. ¶ 20. The false
Tamsen
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Corn Essay
Corn America
The demand for corn has greatly increased because of its many new found uses but mainly because it
has been discovered that corn can be use as an alternate energy source. This great demand for corn has
increased many area of farming and production of corn here and other countries such as Mexico and
South America. This great demand has lead to an increase in farmers who are willing to cash in on
these cash crops and try to earn a few quick dollars because of the great demand for it. In 2007 Corn
farmer saw record profits because famer where getting twice as much for corn as they did in previous
years. The same trend continued but farmers dealt with so many obstacle such as weather, bugs and
lack of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This would create and elastic effect on the corn market because the huge demand for corn oil will
remain the same but with the discovery corn for energy it has made it a hot commodity and very
profitable amongst farmers therefore corn oil would take a back seat for now until other resources can
be used to produce energy. These farmers are going to slow down their productions of corn for corn
oil and increase the production of corn for energy because it is the more profitable thing to do and its
makes perfect business sense. Now the demand for the corn oil remains the same, but the productions
for it has slowed greatly if not stopped, this means that farmers and corn producers will need to raise
the price of corn for corn products so they will be able to stay on the market longer and have a longer
shelf life until another year or harvest comes around.
Birger, j. (2007). The great corn gold rush. CNN Money, Retrieved from
http://money.cnn.com/2007/03/29/magazines/fortune/corn_gold_rush.fortune/index.htm
Breamer, J. (2009). Demand for corn and soybeans continue in 2010. High Plains Journal, (53),
Retrieved from http://www.hpj.com/archives/2009/dec09/dec28/1228CropOutlookwspeakerpicj.cfm
Law of supply. (n.d.). Investopia News and Articles, Retrieved from
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Corn America
The demand for corn has greatly increased because of its many new found uses but mainly because it
has been discovered that corn can be use as an alternate energy source. This great demand for corn has
increased many area of farming and production of corn here and other countries such as Mexico and
South America. This great demand has lead to an increase in farmers who are willing to cash in on
these cash crops and try to earn a few quick dollars because of the great demand for it. In 2007 Corn
farmer saw record profits because famer where getting twice as much for corn as they did in previous
years. The same trend continued but farmers dealt with so many obstacle such as weather, bugs and
lack of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This would create and elastic effect on the corn market because the huge demand for corn oil will
remain the same but with the discovery corn for energy it has made it a hot commodity and very
profitable amongst farmers therefore corn oil would take a back seat for now until other resources can
be used to produce energy. These farmers are going to slow down their productions of corn for corn
oil and increase the production of corn for energy because it is the more profitable thing to do and its
makes perfect business sense. Now the demand for the corn oil remains the same, but the productions
for it has slowed greatly if not stopped, this means that farmers and corn producers will need to raise
the price of corn for corn products so they will be able to stay on the market longer and have a longer
shelf life until another year or harvest comes around.
Birger, j. (2007). The great corn gold rush. CNN Money, Retrieved from
http://money.cnn.com/2007/03/29/magazines/fortune/corn_gold_rush.fortune/index.htm
Breamer, J. (2009). Demand for corn and soybeans continue in 2010. High Plains Journal, (53),
Retrieved from http://www.hpj.com/archives/2009/dec09/dec28/1228CropOutlookwspeakerpicj.cfm
Law of supply. (n.d.). Investopia News and Articles, Retrieved from
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The Socialization Of Lesbian Clients
One of the issues that should be addressed in treatment is the socialization that lesbian clients
participate in. In treatment, it is necessary to give any client tools for recovery. These tools should
include alternative activities that do not revolve around the getting and using of alcohol and drugs.
This may be a difficultly task when dealing with LGBT clients especially since there are not many
options for socialization besides bars, clubs, or parties. In Oklahoma there are about 333 thousand
same sex couples per the 2010 Census (The Williams Institute, 2011). Oklahoma has some programs
and organizations that give the LGBT community different opportunities where they can meet other
members without being surrounded by alcohol and drugs. Two main organizations are specific geared
towards lesbians. Herland offers social and educational services that focus on lesbian issues but is
offer to all women (Herland, 2008). Herland is an excellent organization to recommend to lesbian
clients located in Oklahoma. The second organization is known as OKCLesbian. Additionally,
OKCLesbian offers substitutions for socializations at bars, clubs, and church. They often have large
dinner events called Lez Eat where local lesbians can get together, have fun, and enjoy a nice meal
together. Giving clients different choices to socialize in sobriety may perhaps increase their likelihood
of staying sober and finding new friends to enjoy it with. Alcoholics Anonymous is one of the
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One of the issues that should be addressed in treatment is the socialization that lesbian clients
participate in. In treatment, it is necessary to give any client tools for recovery. These tools should
include alternative activities that do not revolve around the getting and using of alcohol and drugs.
This may be a difficultly task when dealing with LGBT clients especially since there are not many
options for socialization besides bars, clubs, or parties. In Oklahoma there are about 333 thousand
same sex couples per the 2010 Census (The Williams Institute, 2011). Oklahoma has some programs
and organizations that give the LGBT community different opportunities where they can meet other
members without being surrounded by alcohol and drugs. Two main organizations are specific geared
towards lesbians. Herland offers social and educational services that focus on lesbian issues but is
offer to all women (Herland, 2008). Herland is an excellent organization to recommend to lesbian
clients located in Oklahoma. The second organization is known as OKCLesbian. Additionally,
OKCLesbian offers substitutions for socializations at bars, clubs, and church. They often have large
dinner events called Lez Eat where local lesbians can get together, have fun, and enjoy a nice meal
together. Giving clients different choices to socialize in sobriety may perhaps increase their likelihood
of staying sober and finding new friends to enjoy it with. Alcoholics Anonymous is one of the
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The New Meaning Of Airline Packing
The New Meaning to Airline Packing
Before 9/11 when Americans boarded an airplane, the only worry that crossed their minds could have
been hijackers holding the airplane, the crew, and the passengers for some kind of ransom, or
something going wrong with the airplane itself. After 9/11, we are now seeing a new kind of hijacker;
terrorists who use the airplanes themselves as weapons against the people they hate. They run the
airplanes into buildings to kill as many people they can with one attempt. This paper will take a look
at what the government did in the days after 9/11 to put into place a defense against terrorists.
From the Aviation and Transportation Act that was passed in November of 2001, Arming Pilots
Against Terrorism Act that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This act required airlines to use stronger materials in the construction of cock pit doors, heavier locks,
and video monitors for pilots to view what is happening in the cabin. Putting in wireless devices for
the flight crew to notify the cockpit of any problems. Just weeks after this act was passed by Congress
the airline Jet Blue had these requirements in every airplane they own. Putting crew and passengers
safety before their profit. This act also gave to the Under Secretary of Transportation the job
recruiting, training, and providing weapons for air marshals for each flight. As an elite group, highly
trained, the air marshals will set with the passengers and have the advantage of knowing what is going
on inside the cabin at all times.
Carol Hallett, head of the Airline Transportation Association said The wisest investment in improving
security is hiring more air marshals because they are highly trained to provide professional protection.
(Renna, 2003)
This protection is costing the airlines approximately $3,000 per air marshal, per flight. Requiring two
air marshals in each plane.
Part of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act gave the Under Secretary of Transportation the
job to recruit, train, and air pilots using similar training programs that were used for air marshals. The
program for the pilots is done on a volunteer basis program only. In
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The New Meaning to Airline Packing
Before 9/11 when Americans boarded an airplane, the only worry that crossed their minds could have
been hijackers holding the airplane, the crew, and the passengers for some kind of ransom, or
something going wrong with the airplane itself. After 9/11, we are now seeing a new kind of hijacker;
terrorists who use the airplanes themselves as weapons against the people they hate. They run the
airplanes into buildings to kill as many people they can with one attempt. This paper will take a look
at what the government did in the days after 9/11 to put into place a defense against terrorists.
From the Aviation and Transportation Act that was passed in November of 2001, Arming Pilots
Against Terrorism Act that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This act required airlines to use stronger materials in the construction of cock pit doors, heavier locks,
and video monitors for pilots to view what is happening in the cabin. Putting in wireless devices for
the flight crew to notify the cockpit of any problems. Just weeks after this act was passed by Congress
the airline Jet Blue had these requirements in every airplane they own. Putting crew and passengers
safety before their profit. This act also gave to the Under Secretary of Transportation the job
recruiting, training, and providing weapons for air marshals for each flight. As an elite group, highly
trained, the air marshals will set with the passengers and have the advantage of knowing what is going
on inside the cabin at all times.
Carol Hallett, head of the Airline Transportation Association said The wisest investment in improving
security is hiring more air marshals because they are highly trained to provide professional protection.
(Renna, 2003)
This protection is costing the airlines approximately $3,000 per air marshal, per flight. Requiring two
air marshals in each plane.
Part of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act gave the Under Secretary of Transportation the
job to recruit, train, and air pilots using similar training programs that were used for air marshals. The
program for the pilots is done on a volunteer basis program only. In
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Chronic Illness In Children
Brothers or sisters of those who have a chronic illness experience a lot; they have an unimaginably
hard role, especially for a young chThis situation This can lead to mental, physical and social stress.
Siblings of children with a disability not only miss out their activities such as sports but also time with
parents and friends. However, many positives arise with this situation; these children are undoubtedly
understanding and compassionate to those who are different.
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To begin with, even though these children expelotsiof lot of hardship, in their childhood, it can
broaden their horizons, grant them with a grateful heart and most of all bring a family closer together.
A situation like this can build up a child to be tolerant, compassionate and a mature role model for
other children. However, in some cases, these positive traits can be ... Show more content on
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Children thinkcannot they can t speak to their parents as they are to busy, obviously not their siblings
and many are too embarrassed or guilty to talk to teachers or school friends. A recent meta analysis
indicates that peer activities and cognitive development scores are lower for siblings of a child with a
chronic illness compared to typical children. Unfortunately, this statistic will continue with a limited
study on these children and very few support networks. \par
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Furthermore, many feel that their problems are insignificant to what their sibling is experiencing.
However, their issues and challenges are as significant, and their mental health is at risk if we continue
to let them believe this. For a young carer, the novel Wonder by R.J Palacio captures the struggle of
being a sibling of a child with a disability, through the eyes of Via. My worst day, worst fall, worst
headache, worst bruise, worst cramp, worst mean thing anyone could say has always been nothing
compared to what August [younger brother with special needs] has
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Brothers or sisters of those who have a chronic illness experience a lot; they have an unimaginably
hard role, especially for a young chThis situation This can lead to mental, physical and social stress.
Siblings of children with a disability not only miss out their activities such as sports but also time with
parents and friends. However, many positives arise with this situation; these children are undoubtedly
understanding and compassionate to those who are different.
\par
To begin with, even though these children expelotsiof lot of hardship, in their childhood, it can
broaden their horizons, grant them with a grateful heart and most of all bring a family closer together.
A situation like this can build up a child to be tolerant, compassionate and a mature role model for
other children. However, in some cases, these positive traits can be ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Children thinkcannot they can t speak to their parents as they are to busy, obviously not their siblings
and many are too embarrassed or guilty to talk to teachers or school friends. A recent meta analysis
indicates that peer activities and cognitive development scores are lower for siblings of a child with a
chronic illness compared to typical children. Unfortunately, this statistic will continue with a limited
study on these children and very few support networks. \par
\par
Furthermore, many feel that their problems are insignificant to what their sibling is experiencing.
However, their issues and challenges are as significant, and their mental health is at risk if we continue
to let them believe this. For a young carer, the novel Wonder by R.J Palacio captures the struggle of
being a sibling of a child with a disability, through the eyes of Via. My worst day, worst fall, worst
headache, worst bruise, worst cramp, worst mean thing anyone could say has always been nothing
compared to what August [younger brother with special needs] has
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Christianity Broadly Consists Of 2.18 Billion People Out
Christianity broadly consists of 2.18 billion people out of 200 countries who believe in the deity Jesus
Christ. Its followers, often believe Christ is the Son of the Holy Trinity and walked the earth as the
incarnate form of God. The population refers to these believers as Christians. Christians hold the
biggest amount of followers in the world compared to every other religion, so with this being said they
are people who should be studied and understood by others. Understanding Christians and being open
minded to everything they believe is something very important because the odds are every individual
will interact with a Christian in daily life.
The origin of Christianity can be seen in the New Testament, Jesus only preaches to a ... Show more
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Christmas is actually Christians way of celebrating the deity Jesus Christ, for that is the day they
celebrate his birth which occurred 2000 years ago. Even most non Christians at least respect Jesus as a
great moral teacher. In addition, few would argue that this one man has had more impact on the world
than any person in history. Christianity is responsible for the way our society is organized and for the
way we currently live. So extensive is the Christian contribution to our laws, our economics, our
politics, our arts, our calendar, our holidays, and our moral and cultural priorities. The concept of
universal human rights and equality comes exclusively from the biblical idea that all people are
created in the image of God. Christians even come into play when speaking about things that have
changed such as slavery and women s rights. Two thirds of the members of the American abolition
society in 1835 were Christian ministers. This was a big part in helping to stop slavery, even though
some Christians were known to own slaves Christianity itself did help to end slavery all together. Also
In ancient cultures, a wife was the property of her husband. Aristotle said that a woman was
somewhere between a free man and a slave. In the Greco Roman world it was not uncommon to throw
out new female infants to die from exposure, because that s how significantly low
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Christianity broadly consists of 2.18 billion people out of 200 countries who believe in the deity Jesus
Christ. Its followers, often believe Christ is the Son of the Holy Trinity and walked the earth as the
incarnate form of God. The population refers to these believers as Christians. Christians hold the
biggest amount of followers in the world compared to every other religion, so with this being said they
are people who should be studied and understood by others. Understanding Christians and being open
minded to everything they believe is something very important because the odds are every individual
will interact with a Christian in daily life.
The origin of Christianity can be seen in the New Testament, Jesus only preaches to a ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Christmas is actually Christians way of celebrating the deity Jesus Christ, for that is the day they
celebrate his birth which occurred 2000 years ago. Even most non Christians at least respect Jesus as a
great moral teacher. In addition, few would argue that this one man has had more impact on the world
than any person in history. Christianity is responsible for the way our society is organized and for the
way we currently live. So extensive is the Christian contribution to our laws, our economics, our
politics, our arts, our calendar, our holidays, and our moral and cultural priorities. The concept of
universal human rights and equality comes exclusively from the biblical idea that all people are
created in the image of God. Christians even come into play when speaking about things that have
changed such as slavery and women s rights. Two thirds of the members of the American abolition
society in 1835 were Christian ministers. This was a big part in helping to stop slavery, even though
some Christians were known to own slaves Christianity itself did help to end slavery all together. Also
In ancient cultures, a wife was the property of her husband. Aristotle said that a woman was
somewhere between a free man and a slave. In the Greco Roman world it was not uncommon to throw
out new female infants to die from exposure, because that s how significantly low
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The Subconscious Analysis That Shapes Our Lives
Running Head: INTUITION
Intuition:
The Subconscious Analysis That Shapes Our Lives
Shannon Moran
Bridges High School
INTUITION
Abstract
Intuition has rarely been given the credit it deserves, even when numerous experiments over the past
decades has shown it to be a complex and detailed subconscious process, rather than the pseudo
science many still believe it to be. Despite the success of intuition as a decision maker, the ideology
that we should trust logic first and hunches second often wins out. While intuition has been known to
lead to mistakes, known as Warren Harding Errors, it s often more reliable than logical, thought out
problem solving. Ignorance as to the true nature of intuition has led to a societal ideology that values
the conscious over the subconscious, and regards intuition as a lesser emotion that isn t to be trusted.
However, there is, in fact, science to support the reliability of intuition. Gut feelings are a result of the
ventromedial prefrontal cortex, located directly behind the nose, which sorts and prioritizes
information, and runs all relevant information through the subconscious, which uses an analyzation of
past events and calculates the best course of action. This process manifests as intuition.
keywords: intuition, decision making, logic, clinical intuition
Intuition: The Subconscious Analysis That Shapes Our Lives
Throughout history, intuition has been regarded with scientific speculation, or as a sort of sixth sense,
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Running Head: INTUITION
Intuition:
The Subconscious Analysis That Shapes Our Lives
Shannon Moran
Bridges High School
INTUITION
Abstract
Intuition has rarely been given the credit it deserves, even when numerous experiments over the past
decades has shown it to be a complex and detailed subconscious process, rather than the pseudo
science many still believe it to be. Despite the success of intuition as a decision maker, the ideology
that we should trust logic first and hunches second often wins out. While intuition has been known to
lead to mistakes, known as Warren Harding Errors, it s often more reliable than logical, thought out
problem solving. Ignorance as to the true nature of intuition has led to a societal ideology that values
the conscious over the subconscious, and regards intuition as a lesser emotion that isn t to be trusted.
However, there is, in fact, science to support the reliability of intuition. Gut feelings are a result of the
ventromedial prefrontal cortex, located directly behind the nose, which sorts and prioritizes
information, and runs all relevant information through the subconscious, which uses an analyzation of
past events and calculates the best course of action. This process manifests as intuition.
keywords: intuition, decision making, logic, clinical intuition
Intuition: The Subconscious Analysis That Shapes Our Lives
Throughout history, intuition has been regarded with scientific speculation, or as a sort of sixth sense,
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The Theme of Social Responsibility in Victorian England Essay
How does dickens explore the theme of social responsibility in
Victorian England?
Charles dickens wrote A Christmas Carol for a certain reason, and that reason was that he wanted to
make people aware of the terrible situation the children of the poor were in. He visited a school in
1843 and was appalled by what he saw there. It was a school for the poorest children to teach them
basic reading and writing skills. The children s employment commission had also shocked him. At
first dickens had the idea of writing a pamphlet called an appeal to the people of England on behalf of
the poor mans child but soon realised that seen as he was the most popular novelist of the time people
would take much more notice he wrote about the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All of this and the building of the new railroad made the population of Britain grow and it would reach
up to 4.5 million by
1889. The upper and middle class lived very near to unbelievable poverty and filth. The poor street
sweepers attempt to keep the streets clean of manure. There were pickpockets, prostitutes, drunks,
beggars and vagabonds of every kind to add to the everyday life of
Victorian London.
Up until the second half of the 19th century people were still drinking water from the Thames in
which raw sewage flowed into, causing several outbursts of cholera along with the great stink of
1958, the disease and sewage in the drinking water made a link with
Dr. John to find that all the victims of the cholera outbreak was connected with the same water pump.
A plan was put together by Sir
Joseph Bazalgette, completed in 1875, which finally provided adequate sewers to serve the city.
A new law was put into place the new poor law enacted in 1834.
Before it had been burden of all the parishes to take care of the poor. The new law required that all the
parishes worked together to create regional workhouses where aid could be applied for. The
workhouse was little more than a prison for the poor.
Victorian children worked in manufactories. They worked long hard hours to satisfy the needs of the
parents because the families were so poor. The conditions of employment were terrible. They didn t
have any shoes because the
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How does dickens explore the theme of social responsibility in
Victorian England?
Charles dickens wrote A Christmas Carol for a certain reason, and that reason was that he wanted to
make people aware of the terrible situation the children of the poor were in. He visited a school in
1843 and was appalled by what he saw there. It was a school for the poorest children to teach them
basic reading and writing skills. The children s employment commission had also shocked him. At
first dickens had the idea of writing a pamphlet called an appeal to the people of England on behalf of
the poor mans child but soon realised that seen as he was the most popular novelist of the time people
would take much more notice he wrote about the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All of this and the building of the new railroad made the population of Britain grow and it would reach
up to 4.5 million by
1889. The upper and middle class lived very near to unbelievable poverty and filth. The poor street
sweepers attempt to keep the streets clean of manure. There were pickpockets, prostitutes, drunks,
beggars and vagabonds of every kind to add to the everyday life of
Victorian London.
Up until the second half of the 19th century people were still drinking water from the Thames in
which raw sewage flowed into, causing several outbursts of cholera along with the great stink of
1958, the disease and sewage in the drinking water made a link with
Dr. John to find that all the victims of the cholera outbreak was connected with the same water pump.
A plan was put together by Sir
Joseph Bazalgette, completed in 1875, which finally provided adequate sewers to serve the city.
A new law was put into place the new poor law enacted in 1834.
Before it had been burden of all the parishes to take care of the poor. The new law required that all the
parishes worked together to create regional workhouses where aid could be applied for. The
workhouse was little more than a prison for the poor.
Victorian children worked in manufactories. They worked long hard hours to satisfy the needs of the
parents because the families were so poor. The conditions of employment were terrible. They didn t
have any shoes because the
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How Does Temperature Affect The Height Of Basketball
Based on the surface a basketball collides with, it does affect the height of the bounce of the basketball
when dropped from one meter. In this case the surfaces that we investigated were a table top, the
classroom floor, grass, pavement, and dirt. The average height of bounces for each of the surfaces that
were tested was the table top with 60 cm, the classroom floor with 66.4 cm, the grass with 63 cm, the
pavement with 68.8 cm, and the dirt with 71.4 cm. The type of surface the basketball was bounced on
affected its height because when a basketball bounces off of a surface, some of its energy is absorbed
by that surface. More energy is absorbed by some surfaces more than others. A soft surface, such as
the table top, absorbs more energy when
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Based on the surface a basketball collides with, it does affect the height of the bounce of the basketball
when dropped from one meter. In this case the surfaces that we investigated were a table top, the
classroom floor, grass, pavement, and dirt. The average height of bounces for each of the surfaces that
were tested was the table top with 60 cm, the classroom floor with 66.4 cm, the grass with 63 cm, the
pavement with 68.8 cm, and the dirt with 71.4 cm. The type of surface the basketball was bounced on
affected its height because when a basketball bounces off of a surface, some of its energy is absorbed
by that surface. More energy is absorbed by some surfaces more than others. A soft surface, such as
the table top, absorbs more energy when
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Criminal Mistakes
Why are mistakes made when it comes to solving crimes, and what can we do to make sure those
mistakes do not happen? As important as it is to capture a criminal, you would think there would never
be mistakes made as to who the criminal really is. Unfortunately, these mistakes happen way more
that I thought they did. So how do these mistakes occur? Well, in some situations the lighting may be
very dim and it may be hard for the witness to make out what the criminal looks like (Frueh, 2014).
Also, in situations involving a weapon of some sort, the witness may be so distracted by the weapon
that they do not pay enough attention to the person holding that weapon (Frueh, 2014). The time
between when the crime happened, and when the witness spoke
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Why are mistakes made when it comes to solving crimes, and what can we do to make sure those
mistakes do not happen? As important as it is to capture a criminal, you would think there would never
be mistakes made as to who the criminal really is. Unfortunately, these mistakes happen way more
that I thought they did. So how do these mistakes occur? Well, in some situations the lighting may be
very dim and it may be hard for the witness to make out what the criminal looks like (Frueh, 2014).
Also, in situations involving a weapon of some sort, the witness may be so distracted by the weapon
that they do not pay enough attention to the person holding that weapon (Frueh, 2014). The time
between when the crime happened, and when the witness spoke
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A World Of Difference In James Sire s The Universe Next Door
A World of Difference (Introduction): In the book The Universe Next Door written by James Sire
begins with a brief explanation of what a Worldview is. As stated in the book by Sire, The essence of a
worldview lies deep in the inner recesses of the human self. A Worldview involves the mind, but it is
first of all a commitment, a matter of the soul. It is spiritual orientation more than it is a matter of
mind alone (pg.20, Sire). The author states that it is from the heart that all one s thoughts and actions
proceed. The basis of the introduction of Sire s book is answering the seven basic questions of
worldview, including what is prime reality the really real? what is the nature of external reality, that is,
the world around us? what is a human being? what happens to a person after death? Why is it possible
to know anything at all? And finally, how do we know what is right and wrong? (pg.22). Also, the
author asserts that by being able to answer some or many of the seven worldview questions that an
individual has, then people can form their own worldviews for themselves. Sire discusses nine
different worldviews by answering those seven questions, explaining them and depicting what each
worldview system believes and does not. Thus, Sire closes the introduction of the book with two
questions, Which is your universe? And Which are the universes next door? (pg. 24 Sire). A Universe
Charged with The Grandeur of God (Christian Theism): Sire begins chapter one discussing
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A World of Difference (Introduction): In the book The Universe Next Door written by James Sire
begins with a brief explanation of what a Worldview is. As stated in the book by Sire, The essence of a
worldview lies deep in the inner recesses of the human self. A Worldview involves the mind, but it is
first of all a commitment, a matter of the soul. It is spiritual orientation more than it is a matter of
mind alone (pg.20, Sire). The author states that it is from the heart that all one s thoughts and actions
proceed. The basis of the introduction of Sire s book is answering the seven basic questions of
worldview, including what is prime reality the really real? what is the nature of external reality, that is,
the world around us? what is a human being? what happens to a person after death? Why is it possible
to know anything at all? And finally, how do we know what is right and wrong? (pg.22). Also, the
author asserts that by being able to answer some or many of the seven worldview questions that an
individual has, then people can form their own worldviews for themselves. Sire discusses nine
different worldviews by answering those seven questions, explaining them and depicting what each
worldview system believes and does not. Thus, Sire closes the introduction of the book with two
questions, Which is your universe? And Which are the universes next door? (pg. 24 Sire). A Universe
Charged with The Grandeur of God (Christian Theism): Sire begins chapter one discussing
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The Problem Of Business Management
Business management is a diverse field with lots of different ways on how to manage either someone
or something. A manager would have to control the whole of what a person does or an entire company
to make sure that everything is going correctly with no defaults. Being a brand manager includes the
knowledge on how to satisfy a vast variety of people for the brand they are representing to actually
achieve within it. Data is excruciatingly important to any direction when it comes to the responsibility
they hold, a minor mistake can make a huge difference. Managing data seems difficult, but managing
the privacy within the accounts, without making the data inaccessible and unusable (Burns, Businesses
Look for Tech Solutions to Big Data Security Issues) has to be taken into precaution when it is being
stored within internet access. With new ways to reach information, it has become difficult to
understand and limit who sees it and what information they will be seeing without them exposing it to
others. A person s Social Security numbers or other sensitive information (Burns) can be found and
used to get profit for themselves or for someone else. According to Signe et al. about 80% of
information created and used by the enterprise is the unstructured data that still does not have a
specific usage but can be used as optimizing purpose. An analyst will take the position to track
patterns and unusual patterns if needed or for contingency with different transaction systems
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Business management is a diverse field with lots of different ways on how to manage either someone
or something. A manager would have to control the whole of what a person does or an entire company
to make sure that everything is going correctly with no defaults. Being a brand manager includes the
knowledge on how to satisfy a vast variety of people for the brand they are representing to actually
achieve within it. Data is excruciatingly important to any direction when it comes to the responsibility
they hold, a minor mistake can make a huge difference. Managing data seems difficult, but managing
the privacy within the accounts, without making the data inaccessible and unusable (Burns, Businesses
Look for Tech Solutions to Big Data Security Issues) has to be taken into precaution when it is being
stored within internet access. With new ways to reach information, it has become difficult to
understand and limit who sees it and what information they will be seeing without them exposing it to
others. A person s Social Security numbers or other sensitive information (Burns) can be found and
used to get profit for themselves or for someone else. According to Signe et al. about 80% of
information created and used by the enterprise is the unstructured data that still does not have a
specific usage but can be used as optimizing purpose. An analyst will take the position to track
patterns and unusual patterns if needed or for contingency with different transaction systems
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Postman Always Rings Twice Essay
The Postman Always Rings Twice is a prime example of a classic film noir production in the decade
of the 1940 s. This film, directed by Tay Garnett, was originally released in 1946. In this production,
the narrator is also the main character: a handyman named Frank Chambers. Frank is eventually
employed by a middle aged diner owner named Nick Smith. Nick has a wife named Cora who
eventually plays the role of the femme fatale in the film. During the movie, Frank falls in love with
Cora in his time working at the Twin Oakes diner. As their relationship progresses, Cora realizes that
she wants to make something of herself (www.eppc.org). She seductively convinces Frank to do
almost anything that she wants him to do. Therefore, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Post World War II culture in the U.S was considered a very dark period as citizens were recovering
from actions of the war. However, citizens in America liked the fact that film noirs had reflected the
harsh point of view of everyday people in the streets and they craved to see real actors in real settings,
opposed to the studio built streets that they had watched previously in the 1930 s
(www.librarypoint.org). There was also a constant fear in the heart of most Americans as the Cold War
was present, and nuclear threats held their presence from the Soviet Union. This sense of pessimism
and mistrust in the American culture of the time had directly been portrayed in the U.S film industry in
the 1940 s as, Americans wanted a harsh view of society from the perspective of everyday people on
the streets (www.librarypoint.org). Therefore, The Postman Always Rings Twice, is a perfect example
of how Hollywood displayed these characteristics through the corrupt, unhappy fate of Frank
Chambers and Cora Smith.
In the film, The Postman Always Rings Twice, Frank Chambers stars as the classic anti hero .
Displayed fairly early in the story, Frank does indeed display many of the typical characteristics of an
anti hero in classic film noirs. In the first instance, Frank sees Nick driving back to the diner as he is
looking out the window with Cora. Nick almost runs into a semi while they are watching because he is
intoxicated. Frank reacts to Nick s near death
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The Postman Always Rings Twice is a prime example of a classic film noir production in the decade
of the 1940 s. This film, directed by Tay Garnett, was originally released in 1946. In this production,
the narrator is also the main character: a handyman named Frank Chambers. Frank is eventually
employed by a middle aged diner owner named Nick Smith. Nick has a wife named Cora who
eventually plays the role of the femme fatale in the film. During the movie, Frank falls in love with
Cora in his time working at the Twin Oakes diner. As their relationship progresses, Cora realizes that
she wants to make something of herself (www.eppc.org). She seductively convinces Frank to do
almost anything that she wants him to do. Therefore, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Post World War II culture in the U.S was considered a very dark period as citizens were recovering
from actions of the war. However, citizens in America liked the fact that film noirs had reflected the
harsh point of view of everyday people in the streets and they craved to see real actors in real settings,
opposed to the studio built streets that they had watched previously in the 1930 s
(www.librarypoint.org). There was also a constant fear in the heart of most Americans as the Cold War
was present, and nuclear threats held their presence from the Soviet Union. This sense of pessimism
and mistrust in the American culture of the time had directly been portrayed in the U.S film industry in
the 1940 s as, Americans wanted a harsh view of society from the perspective of everyday people on
the streets (www.librarypoint.org). Therefore, The Postman Always Rings Twice, is a perfect example
of how Hollywood displayed these characteristics through the corrupt, unhappy fate of Frank
Chambers and Cora Smith.
In the film, The Postman Always Rings Twice, Frank Chambers stars as the classic anti hero .
Displayed fairly early in the story, Frank does indeed display many of the typical characteristics of an
anti hero in classic film noirs. In the first instance, Frank sees Nick driving back to the diner as he is
looking out the window with Cora. Nick almost runs into a semi while they are watching because he is
intoxicated. Frank reacts to Nick s near death
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Homeless Sunless Tanner
Goal: Sunless Tanner
Total Word Count in this Document: 1231
Title: Sunless Tanner
8 oz
$32
Honey Dip Ageless Sunless Tanner
With Gotu Kola + Coconut
To hydrate, bronze, and protect
Tab 1 Product DNA
What it is
A multi action moisturizer that promotes, prolongs, and protects youthful skin by creating a natural
sun kissed glow while firming, plumping, hydrating, and smoothing skin.
Holistic Benefits
Makeup artists and dermatologists passionately agree that diligent sun protection is the most important
element for healthy, youthful complexions. However, women know that having a lovely, natural, sun
kissed look gives an appearance and feeling of youth, health, and sexiness. Enter Evoq s Honey Dip
Ageless Sunless Tanner to give you a flawless, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
*Aqua (pHbalanced Distilled Water), *DHA (Dihydroxyacetone: Beet, Sugar Derived), *Centella
Asiatica (Gotu Kola) Extract, *Carica Papaya (Papaya Leaf) Extract, *Olea Europaea (Olive Leaf)
Extract, *Salix Alba (White Willow) Bark Extract, *Prunus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, *Organic
Coconut Oil, *Calendula Officinalis (Marigold) Extract, Cetearyl Olivate, Sorbitan Olivate,
*Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice Root) Extract, Vitamin E, *Matricaria Recutita (Chamomile) Extract,
*Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Gel, *Pure Herbal Hydrosol Essential Oil Essences, Carya Ovata Bark
Extract (Herbal Preservative) Leuconostoc Radish Root Ferment, Lactobacillus Coconut Fruit
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Goal: Sunless Tanner
Total Word Count in this Document: 1231
Title: Sunless Tanner
8 oz
$32
Honey Dip Ageless Sunless Tanner
With Gotu Kola + Coconut
To hydrate, bronze, and protect
Tab 1 Product DNA
What it is
A multi action moisturizer that promotes, prolongs, and protects youthful skin by creating a natural
sun kissed glow while firming, plumping, hydrating, and smoothing skin.
Holistic Benefits
Makeup artists and dermatologists passionately agree that diligent sun protection is the most important
element for healthy, youthful complexions. However, women know that having a lovely, natural, sun
kissed look gives an appearance and feeling of youth, health, and sexiness. Enter Evoq s Honey Dip
Ageless Sunless Tanner to give you a flawless, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
*Aqua (pHbalanced Distilled Water), *DHA (Dihydroxyacetone: Beet, Sugar Derived), *Centella
Asiatica (Gotu Kola) Extract, *Carica Papaya (Papaya Leaf) Extract, *Olea Europaea (Olive Leaf)
Extract, *Salix Alba (White Willow) Bark Extract, *Prunus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, *Organic
Coconut Oil, *Calendula Officinalis (Marigold) Extract, Cetearyl Olivate, Sorbitan Olivate,
*Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice Root) Extract, Vitamin E, *Matricaria Recutita (Chamomile) Extract,
*Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Gel, *Pure Herbal Hydrosol Essential Oil Essences, Carya Ovata Bark
Extract (Herbal Preservative) Leuconostoc Radish Root Ferment, Lactobacillus Coconut Fruit
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Patient Education Essay
According to Healthy People 2012 there are more then 800,000 new cases of diabetes each year, with
the numbers on the rise. With this in mind, Healthy People 2012 has identified diabetes as their
number five focus area. In order to reach their goal of improving the quality of life for people with
diabetes they have identified diabetes teaching as their number one objective. Furthermore, in order to
reduce the number of complications of diabetes, Healthy People 2012 has identified foot ulcers as
their ninth objective. Through patient education Healthy People 2012 hopes to reduce the number of
foot ulcers in people with diabetes, as diabetes is the number one cause of nontraumatic amputations
in the United States. In order to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
stated that he wears a size ten shoe however he does not own a pair of shoes in his size. With all these
factors involved it becomes obvious that J.L. is a diabetic patient in need of foot care teaching, in
order to prevent further complications. After identification of a patient teaching need the next step in
the teaching process is establishing a measurable goal. Teaching goals are broad in scope and set down
what is expected as the final outcome of the teaching and learning process (Wilkinson Van Leuven,
2007, p. 538). In order to achieve a high level of standard, teaching goals need to be specific,
measurable, attainable, realistic and timely. For our example, the teaching goal for J.L. and his
diabetic foot care is as follows: Client is able to state five things he can do to prevent diabetic foot
complications by the end of the teaching session implemented on Sunday January 24, 2012.
Specifically, the five items J.L. will identify are to monitor and manage his diabetes, inspect feet daily,
wash feet with warm water while drying between toes and apply moisturizing cream to feet daily (not
between toes), avoid walking barefoot or with unfitted shoes, and calling the doctor should he notice
any changes in his feet. In this case the level of prevention used, when implementing the diabetic foot
care teaching, is tertiary prevention. This intervention begins once the disease if obvious: the aim is to
interrupt the course of the disease,
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According to Healthy People 2012 there are more then 800,000 new cases of diabetes each year, with
the numbers on the rise. With this in mind, Healthy People 2012 has identified diabetes as their
number five focus area. In order to reach their goal of improving the quality of life for people with
diabetes they have identified diabetes teaching as their number one objective. Furthermore, in order to
reduce the number of complications of diabetes, Healthy People 2012 has identified foot ulcers as
their ninth objective. Through patient education Healthy People 2012 hopes to reduce the number of
foot ulcers in people with diabetes, as diabetes is the number one cause of nontraumatic amputations
in the United States. In order to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
stated that he wears a size ten shoe however he does not own a pair of shoes in his size. With all these
factors involved it becomes obvious that J.L. is a diabetic patient in need of foot care teaching, in
order to prevent further complications. After identification of a patient teaching need the next step in
the teaching process is establishing a measurable goal. Teaching goals are broad in scope and set down
what is expected as the final outcome of the teaching and learning process (Wilkinson Van Leuven,
2007, p. 538). In order to achieve a high level of standard, teaching goals need to be specific,
measurable, attainable, realistic and timely. For our example, the teaching goal for J.L. and his
diabetic foot care is as follows: Client is able to state five things he can do to prevent diabetic foot
complications by the end of the teaching session implemented on Sunday January 24, 2012.
Specifically, the five items J.L. will identify are to monitor and manage his diabetes, inspect feet daily,
wash feet with warm water while drying between toes and apply moisturizing cream to feet daily (not
between toes), avoid walking barefoot or with unfitted shoes, and calling the doctor should he notice
any changes in his feet. In this case the level of prevention used, when implementing the diabetic foot
care teaching, is tertiary prevention. This intervention begins once the disease if obvious: the aim is to
interrupt the course of the disease,
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Toronto School Bus Research Paper
Toronto School Bus Driver Shortage
As is being reported by the media these days, more than 1,000 children have been left waiting at
school bus stops in different areas of the Great Toronto Area (GTA) since the beginning of school.
According to Ombudsman Ontario website, an independent officer of the Legislature who investigates
complaints from the public about Ontario government services (Ombudsman Ontario, 2016), more
than 800 complaints has been received about this issue to date.
The first and obvious cause of this issue is the lack of bus drivers working for some of the companies
which operate this service for both of the Toronto school boards Toronto District School Board
(TDSB) and Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB). In
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Toronto School Bus Driver Shortage
As is being reported by the media these days, more than 1,000 children have been left waiting at
school bus stops in different areas of the Great Toronto Area (GTA) since the beginning of school.
According to Ombudsman Ontario website, an independent officer of the Legislature who investigates
complaints from the public about Ontario government services (Ombudsman Ontario, 2016), more
than 800 complaints has been received about this issue to date.
The first and obvious cause of this issue is the lack of bus drivers working for some of the companies
which operate this service for both of the Toronto school boards Toronto District School Board
(TDSB) and Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB). In
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Case Study Of Reliance Communications
Reliance Communications Limited is the flagship business of Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group.
It is one of the foremost telecommunications service providers in India. The Company acknowledges
having a customer base of above 118 million that includes 2.6 million individual overseas retail
customers. Rcom does business with over 39,000 Indian and multinational corporations and over 290
global, regional and domestic carriers.
Reliance Communications has pan Indian presence in next generation, integrated, convergent digital
network that supports best of class communication services, covering over 21,000 cities and towns
and over 400,000 villages in India. Reliance Communications owns and operates the world s largest
genY IP enabled connectivity infrastructure, comprising over 280,000 kilometers of fiber optic cable
systems in India, USA, Europe, Middle East and the Asia Pacific region. It is also the only company to
employ dual technology, GSM and CDMA, operator in India. Its revenue stands around USD 3.3
billion. Chaired by Anil Ambani, Rcom is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
Mission
To attain global best practices and become a world class communication service provider guided by its
purpose to move towards greater degree of sophistication and maturity.
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Rcom was commissioned on 28 December 2002, the occasion of Late Ambani s 70th birthday, laying
60,000 kms route of fiber optics. It also launched CDMA operations in same year in 22 circles. In
2008, Rcom launched GSM services. Since 2010, Rcom is into business of providing 3G services in
13 circles including Delhi, MP, and Punjab etc. On 31 January 2013, Reliance announced its
partnership with Lenovo to market co branded android smart phones in India. The company now
employs 8500 people and is a listed company in BSE and
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Reliance Communications Limited is the flagship business of Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group.
It is one of the foremost telecommunications service providers in India. The Company acknowledges
having a customer base of above 118 million that includes 2.6 million individual overseas retail
customers. Rcom does business with over 39,000 Indian and multinational corporations and over 290
global, regional and domestic carriers.
Reliance Communications has pan Indian presence in next generation, integrated, convergent digital
network that supports best of class communication services, covering over 21,000 cities and towns
and over 400,000 villages in India. Reliance Communications owns and operates the world s largest
genY IP enabled connectivity infrastructure, comprising over 280,000 kilometers of fiber optic cable
systems in India, USA, Europe, Middle East and the Asia Pacific region. It is also the only company to
employ dual technology, GSM and CDMA, operator in India. Its revenue stands around USD 3.3
billion. Chaired by Anil Ambani, Rcom is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
Mission
To attain global best practices and become a world class communication service provider guided by its
purpose to move towards greater degree of sophistication and maturity.
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Rcom was commissioned on 28 December 2002, the occasion of Late Ambani s 70th birthday, laying
60,000 kms route of fiber optics. It also launched CDMA operations in same year in 22 circles. In
2008, Rcom launched GSM services. Since 2010, Rcom is into business of providing 3G services in
13 circles including Delhi, MP, and Punjab etc. On 31 January 2013, Reliance announced its
partnership with Lenovo to market co branded android smart phones in India. The company now
employs 8500 people and is a listed company in BSE and
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Urban Expansion And Its Effect On Families
Report urban expansion
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Aims
Urban expansion and effects.
1.2 Parameters
Inequality, traffic problems, waste, housing, pollution and suicides.
1.3 Definition
Urbanisation is the increase proportion of people living in towns and cities. It is the outcome of social,
economic and political developments that lead to urban concentration and growth of large cities,
changes in land use and transformation from rural to metropolitan pattern of organization and
governance.
Urban expansion is part of urbanisation. It is defined as low density residential and commercial
development on undeveloped land. (CEF, 2013)
1.4 Thesis
This report will address problems brought by rapid urban expansion, especially in Port au Prince and
Shanghai, with the direct impact on families and strategies to overcome the problems.
2.0 Problems Impacts
2.1 Port au Prince
The average annual rate of urban population change in Haiti is 2.4%. (World Urbanization Prospects:
The 2014 Revision). Being the capital of Haiti, Port au Prince has experienced rapid urban expansion
in recent years. However, problems in different aspects of life have aroused people s concerns.
2.1.1 Inequality: 40% of the total population in Haiti has access to less than 6% of the national
income, whereas the richest Haitians (around 1%) control more than 26% of the aggregate property.
Most importantly, the gap between rich and poor is still expanding. (IFAD, 2015)
2.1.2 Disasters: In history, many tropical storms
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Report urban expansion
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Aims
Urban expansion and effects.
1.2 Parameters
Inequality, traffic problems, waste, housing, pollution and suicides.
1.3 Definition
Urbanisation is the increase proportion of people living in towns and cities. It is the outcome of social,
economic and political developments that lead to urban concentration and growth of large cities,
changes in land use and transformation from rural to metropolitan pattern of organization and
governance.
Urban expansion is part of urbanisation. It is defined as low density residential and commercial
development on undeveloped land. (CEF, 2013)
1.4 Thesis
This report will address problems brought by rapid urban expansion, especially in Port au Prince and
Shanghai, with the direct impact on families and strategies to overcome the problems.
2.0 Problems Impacts
2.1 Port au Prince
The average annual rate of urban population change in Haiti is 2.4%. (World Urbanization Prospects:
The 2014 Revision). Being the capital of Haiti, Port au Prince has experienced rapid urban expansion
in recent years. However, problems in different aspects of life have aroused people s concerns.
2.1.1 Inequality: 40% of the total population in Haiti has access to less than 6% of the national
income, whereas the richest Haitians (around 1%) control more than 26% of the aggregate property.
Most importantly, the gap between rich and poor is still expanding. (IFAD, 2015)
2.1.2 Disasters: In history, many tropical storms
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Plato s Theory of Knowledge
Plato s Theory of Knowledge
What appears to be so to me is true for me, and what appears to be so to you is true for you. It follows
that everyone s perceptions are equally true. This of course is the extreme form of relativism that
Protagoras claims when he asserts that man is the measure of all things in regards to truth. It seems
that if all perceptions (e.g. judgments and beliefs) are equally true, there can be no room for expertise.
But what is Protagoras to say of our natural inclination that such things as wisdom and the wise really
do exist among individuals? If Protagoras relativism is to be accepted, he must explain how expertise
is possible. Protagoras does not deny that some men are wiser than others, but he disagrees that ...
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In this picture we do not say that the new state of mind (healthy Socrates) once the drugs have been
administered is truer or wiser than the original state of mind (sick Socrates), rather we say it is better.
It is our common misconception of equating good states with true things, rather than equating good
states as better (not truer); as Socrates puts it in behalf of Protagoras, ...The [good] things which
appear to [one] are what some people, who are still at a primitive stage, call true ; my position
however, is that the one kind are better than the others, but in no way truer (167b). It seems that we are
able to allow expertise in light of the Measure Doctrine simply by arguing that the doctor s wisdom
does not have any command of objective truth, rather what he is doing is simply affecting change for
the better or good with respect to the perceiver. This is controversial, and we will see why later when
Socrates brings up the kind of role expertise plays in emergency situations and judgments about the
future. But for now, we will look at another example that is meant to bolster Protagoras defense.
The wise politician is said to be the one who affects change by making wholesome things seem just
and instead of pernicious. Whatever in any city is regarded as just and admirable is just and admirable,
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Plato s Theory of Knowledge
What appears to be so to me is true for me, and what appears to be so to you is true for you. It follows
that everyone s perceptions are equally true. This of course is the extreme form of relativism that
Protagoras claims when he asserts that man is the measure of all things in regards to truth. It seems
that if all perceptions (e.g. judgments and beliefs) are equally true, there can be no room for expertise.
But what is Protagoras to say of our natural inclination that such things as wisdom and the wise really
do exist among individuals? If Protagoras relativism is to be accepted, he must explain how expertise
is possible. Protagoras does not deny that some men are wiser than others, but he disagrees that ...
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In this picture we do not say that the new state of mind (healthy Socrates) once the drugs have been
administered is truer or wiser than the original state of mind (sick Socrates), rather we say it is better.
It is our common misconception of equating good states with true things, rather than equating good
states as better (not truer); as Socrates puts it in behalf of Protagoras, ...The [good] things which
appear to [one] are what some people, who are still at a primitive stage, call true ; my position
however, is that the one kind are better than the others, but in no way truer (167b). It seems that we are
able to allow expertise in light of the Measure Doctrine simply by arguing that the doctor s wisdom
does not have any command of objective truth, rather what he is doing is simply affecting change for
the better or good with respect to the perceiver. This is controversial, and we will see why later when
Socrates brings up the kind of role expertise plays in emergency situations and judgments about the
future. But for now, we will look at another example that is meant to bolster Protagoras defense.
The wise politician is said to be the one who affects change by making wholesome things seem just
and instead of pernicious. Whatever in any city is regarded as just and admirable is just and admirable,
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Essay about Indentured Servant and the Company Town
A labourer under contract to work for an employer for a specific amount of time is a bonded labourer
also known as a Indentured Servant. Typically the employer provided little or no monetary pay, but
was responsible for accommodation, food, other essentials, training and when applicable passage to a
new country. Upon completion of the term of the contract the labourer sometimes received a lump
sum payment such as a parcel of land and was free to farm or take up trade of his own. In other words
indentured servants are very poor people obligated to forced labor for a fixed number of years, often
in exchange for passage to the New World or other benefits. The term comes from the medieval
English indenture of retainer a contract written in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After indentures were forbidden, the passage had to be prepaid, giving rise to the inhumane conditions
of Irish coffin ships in the second half of the 19th century. Indentured Servitude was used by the
Hudson s Bay Company to staff the coal mines around Nanaimo well into the late 1800 s.
The Company Town
The company town was an economic institution that was part of the market for labor. In a company
town a single firm provided its employees with goods and services, hired police, collected garbage,
dispensed justice, and answered (or failed to answer) complaints from residents. The economy of the
company town was totally privatized community services that today are provided by municipal
governments were provided by the profit maximizing firm, which ran the company town. Property
rights were defined in such a way that companies could exclude competition by other firms that
wished to provide goods and services to their employees.
Although company towns were most closely associated with the coal mining industry it should be
noted that they existed in a number of other industries. For example, Homestead, Pennsylvania was a
company town situated next to the Homestead Steel Mill. Similarly, Pullman, Illinois was a company
town for workers employed at the factory that produced Pullman railroad cars. Because of large and
persistent labor struggles associated with the coal industry the focus of interest, both historical and
scholarly, has been on coal company
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A labourer under contract to work for an employer for a specific amount of time is a bonded labourer
also known as a Indentured Servant. Typically the employer provided little or no monetary pay, but
was responsible for accommodation, food, other essentials, training and when applicable passage to a
new country. Upon completion of the term of the contract the labourer sometimes received a lump
sum payment such as a parcel of land and was free to farm or take up trade of his own. In other words
indentured servants are very poor people obligated to forced labor for a fixed number of years, often
in exchange for passage to the New World or other benefits. The term comes from the medieval
English indenture of retainer a contract written in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After indentures were forbidden, the passage had to be prepaid, giving rise to the inhumane conditions
of Irish coffin ships in the second half of the 19th century. Indentured Servitude was used by the
Hudson s Bay Company to staff the coal mines around Nanaimo well into the late 1800 s.
The Company Town
The company town was an economic institution that was part of the market for labor. In a company
town a single firm provided its employees with goods and services, hired police, collected garbage,
dispensed justice, and answered (or failed to answer) complaints from residents. The economy of the
company town was totally privatized community services that today are provided by municipal
governments were provided by the profit maximizing firm, which ran the company town. Property
rights were defined in such a way that companies could exclude competition by other firms that
wished to provide goods and services to their employees.
Although company towns were most closely associated with the coal mining industry it should be
noted that they existed in a number of other industries. For example, Homestead, Pennsylvania was a
company town situated next to the Homestead Steel Mill. Similarly, Pullman, Illinois was a company
town for workers employed at the factory that produced Pullman railroad cars. Because of large and
persistent labor struggles associated with the coal industry the focus of interest, both historical and
scholarly, has been on coal company
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Essay On Air Awareness
Currently there is a large amount of research based on the use of the system and its benefits, although
there is nothing in current research that shows the saturation of awareness in the aviation community.
Some of the current research highlights the great benefits of the system, including the mass gathering
of data to identify specific problems within the safety sector. Such as Cardosi, Falzarano, Han (2008)
research based on ASRS reports, where they analyzed 386 reports from the program database and
gathered data which yielded a lot of results on the contributing factors of pilot controller
communication errors. The data they gathered was directly based of the ASRS self reports submitted
both by pilots and Air Traffic Controllers ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By providing the users with its benefits of confidentiality and partial immunity, it draws people in to
report the problems that will be used for future identifications and research. Several researchers have
already used the data provided by the system to create further safety information within the aviation
field, although the amount of data the gathered was rather limited and needed a further boost, which
the ASRS system can provide if the majority of personnel are aware of its existence. Furthermore, a
majority of the research literature so far has all been based on the data that the ASRS has stored, but
almost no research has been done on the ASRS awareness within the aviation community. If the
proper research is done on the ASRS and the knowledge of it of the aviation sector, the field would
view a greatly increased input of data and create a truly preventative system that create an overall
safer environment. The current state of awareness of the ASRS system within the aviation community
is severely inconspicuous and under used. Through the proposed research, additional data will be
collected to clearly identify a percentage of people that are aware of the ASRS program and know how
to utilize it.
The proposed hypothesis of this research project is that the ASRS reporting system has a large gap in
the awareness and identification of the current system. To identify
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Currently there is a large amount of research based on the use of the system and its benefits, although
there is nothing in current research that shows the saturation of awareness in the aviation community.
Some of the current research highlights the great benefits of the system, including the mass gathering
of data to identify specific problems within the safety sector. Such as Cardosi, Falzarano, Han (2008)
research based on ASRS reports, where they analyzed 386 reports from the program database and
gathered data which yielded a lot of results on the contributing factors of pilot controller
communication errors. The data they gathered was directly based of the ASRS self reports submitted
both by pilots and Air Traffic Controllers ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By providing the users with its benefits of confidentiality and partial immunity, it draws people in to
report the problems that will be used for future identifications and research. Several researchers have
already used the data provided by the system to create further safety information within the aviation
field, although the amount of data the gathered was rather limited and needed a further boost, which
the ASRS system can provide if the majority of personnel are aware of its existence. Furthermore, a
majority of the research literature so far has all been based on the data that the ASRS has stored, but
almost no research has been done on the ASRS awareness within the aviation community. If the
proper research is done on the ASRS and the knowledge of it of the aviation sector, the field would
view a greatly increased input of data and create a truly preventative system that create an overall
safer environment. The current state of awareness of the ASRS system within the aviation community
is severely inconspicuous and under used. Through the proposed research, additional data will be
collected to clearly identify a percentage of people that are aware of the ASRS program and know how
to utilize it.
The proposed hypothesis of this research project is that the ASRS reporting system has a large gap in
the awareness and identification of the current system. To identify
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Pros And Cons Of No-Platforming
In Thomas Hobbes s famous work, The Leviathan he created his famous social contract theory , that
states individuals will need to give up some of their own personal autonomy to ensure the security of
the state. Looking at this social contract as a spectrum, with security on one end and liberty on the
other, one must find a balance between the two. In 2017 there are still on going debates where people
want their society to fall on that spectrum, some would rather have more liberty and others more
security. In 2016 the Free Speech Debate put out a video debating whether no platforming should be
practised at universities. No platforming can be defined a strategy that argues that certain peoples
should not be given a platform to speak in a certain social space due to their rhetoric constituting hate
speech . Both sides of the debate, the pro no platforming and the anti no platforming teams, gave great
points on how serious this issue is, and that there can be real life benefits and consequences on either
side of the debate.
Pro No Platforming The main argument of No Platforming is that there is an unfair power dynamic at
play. A platform gives speakers a medium to amplify their message without having to debate against
protestors; this unfair as it gives those already in power, that have the resources to platform, an
advantage in that they have a greater ability to get their point across, creating a cycle that perpetuates
the dominant group of societies message and
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In Thomas Hobbes s famous work, The Leviathan he created his famous social contract theory , that
states individuals will need to give up some of their own personal autonomy to ensure the security of
the state. Looking at this social contract as a spectrum, with security on one end and liberty on the
other, one must find a balance between the two. In 2017 there are still on going debates where people
want their society to fall on that spectrum, some would rather have more liberty and others more
security. In 2016 the Free Speech Debate put out a video debating whether no platforming should be
practised at universities. No platforming can be defined a strategy that argues that certain peoples
should not be given a platform to speak in a certain social space due to their rhetoric constituting hate
speech . Both sides of the debate, the pro no platforming and the anti no platforming teams, gave great
points on how serious this issue is, and that there can be real life benefits and consequences on either
side of the debate.
Pro No Platforming The main argument of No Platforming is that there is an unfair power dynamic at
play. A platform gives speakers a medium to amplify their message without having to debate against
protestors; this unfair as it gives those already in power, that have the resources to platform, an
advantage in that they have a greater ability to get their point across, creating a cycle that perpetuates
the dominant group of societies message and
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Essay on Dating Anxiety
Dating Anxiety
Have you ever been really stressed about something? Think of the time when you have been the most
stressed out. Multiply that to the 10th power and you have me before a date. It seems to me dating and
stress are like salt and pepper; you almost never have one without the other. Endless anticipations
flood your mind, making it almost impossible to keep a continuous train of thought. The worst thing
about dating is that you get seriously stressed out for one lousy night. It s enough to turn a sane mind
into a basket case. So much energy is put into preparing for a night that ends up being pretty lame.
One thing is for sure; dating is not worth the stress it brings. Here are some examples of typical
stresses you are faced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Tension is filling the house so you decide to wait outside.
While waiting for your date you get ambushed by mosquitoes. Now your arms are covered in itchy red
bumps that will be nagging at you the entire evening. By the time your date finally arrives, your hair
has turned into a frizzy rat s nest from waiting in the humidity, not to mention you are in the worst
mood possible. You get in the car trying to fake a genuine smile and just when you start to chill out
and relax the next issue is faced: where to go.
Of course your date leaves this crucial decision entirely up to you. After thinking through all of the
spots you like to go to, you pick one that seems to suit you both. Unfortunately, you picked the place
where your date s ex girlfriend likes to go. So you spend the whole evening trying to spark a good
conversation as your date jealously eyeballs all the guys his ex is flirting with. After you realize the
night is not going to get any better, you get the tab and ask your date for a ride home. Just when you
think it s over and you re in the clear, you arrive at the most awkward situation of the evening: saying
goodnight.
Tradition says that there must be a kiss before the night is officially over, but there is absolutely no
physical attraction between
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Dating Anxiety
Have you ever been really stressed about something? Think of the time when you have been the most
stressed out. Multiply that to the 10th power and you have me before a date. It seems to me dating and
stress are like salt and pepper; you almost never have one without the other. Endless anticipations
flood your mind, making it almost impossible to keep a continuous train of thought. The worst thing
about dating is that you get seriously stressed out for one lousy night. It s enough to turn a sane mind
into a basket case. So much energy is put into preparing for a night that ends up being pretty lame.
One thing is for sure; dating is not worth the stress it brings. Here are some examples of typical
stresses you are faced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Tension is filling the house so you decide to wait outside.
While waiting for your date you get ambushed by mosquitoes. Now your arms are covered in itchy red
bumps that will be nagging at you the entire evening. By the time your date finally arrives, your hair
has turned into a frizzy rat s nest from waiting in the humidity, not to mention you are in the worst
mood possible. You get in the car trying to fake a genuine smile and just when you start to chill out
and relax the next issue is faced: where to go.
Of course your date leaves this crucial decision entirely up to you. After thinking through all of the
spots you like to go to, you pick one that seems to suit you both. Unfortunately, you picked the place
where your date s ex girlfriend likes to go. So you spend the whole evening trying to spark a good
conversation as your date jealously eyeballs all the guys his ex is flirting with. After you realize the
night is not going to get any better, you get the tab and ask your date for a ride home. Just when you
think it s over and you re in the clear, you arrive at the most awkward situation of the evening: saying
goodnight.
Tradition says that there must be a kiss before the night is officially over, but there is absolutely no
physical attraction between
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Barbie Role Model Essay
Barbie is more than just a doll for young girls, it became a role model for them. Barbie was a friend, a
fashion archetype, and a stylist who transformed young girl lives. Many young girls were impacted
with Barbie s in a materialistic way. For instance, Barbie s clothing style and accessories became an
obsession for young girls to be just like them. Young girls wouldn t even play with other toys and only
focused on their beautiful Barbie, who became their best friend. It was like these young girls were
infatuated with their Barbie Dolls. As time went on, Barbie started to influence young girls and the
media to believe that outer beauty matters, and girls were taught that they needed to be thin. After
looking at these ads in more detail I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is a new version of Barbie that came out, Slumber Party Barbie. This Barbie caused a lot of
controversy in our society. The reason being, the doll came with a scale that only went up to 110
pounds and a diet book. There was also a sign that said, How to lose weight? Don t eat (HuffPost
UK,2017). Mattel, the maker of Barbie, had numerous complaints from many parents. Due to that,
researchers ran an experiment to test whether the doll did influence young girls on their body image.
There was a survey that was conducted with women that played with Barbie s when they were
younger, 18 out of 25 stated that they would rather be hit by a truck than be fat. In another experiment
that was done by scientists, young girls would be exposed to three different dolls. On one hand, the
young girls that viewed the Barbie had a self image problem, and a desire to be thin compared to the
other girl that looked at the other two dolls. The conclusion of this experiment proved that young girl s
role model was Barbie, and being exposed to that doll impacted them in a negative manner. As a
result, these girls developed an eating disorder. The empirical reasoning or the bottom up thinking was
specific data was collected, and after further analysis supported the hypothesis. Barbie s do have a
significant influence on
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Barbie is more than just a doll for young girls, it became a role model for them. Barbie was a friend, a
fashion archetype, and a stylist who transformed young girl lives. Many young girls were impacted
with Barbie s in a materialistic way. For instance, Barbie s clothing style and accessories became an
obsession for young girls to be just like them. Young girls wouldn t even play with other toys and only
focused on their beautiful Barbie, who became their best friend. It was like these young girls were
infatuated with their Barbie Dolls. As time went on, Barbie started to influence young girls and the
media to believe that outer beauty matters, and girls were taught that they needed to be thin. After
looking at these ads in more detail I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is a new version of Barbie that came out, Slumber Party Barbie. This Barbie caused a lot of
controversy in our society. The reason being, the doll came with a scale that only went up to 110
pounds and a diet book. There was also a sign that said, How to lose weight? Don t eat (HuffPost
UK,2017). Mattel, the maker of Barbie, had numerous complaints from many parents. Due to that,
researchers ran an experiment to test whether the doll did influence young girls on their body image.
There was a survey that was conducted with women that played with Barbie s when they were
younger, 18 out of 25 stated that they would rather be hit by a truck than be fat. In another experiment
that was done by scientists, young girls would be exposed to three different dolls. On one hand, the
young girls that viewed the Barbie had a self image problem, and a desire to be thin compared to the
other girl that looked at the other two dolls. The conclusion of this experiment proved that young girl s
role model was Barbie, and being exposed to that doll impacted them in a negative manner. As a
result, these girls developed an eating disorder. The empirical reasoning or the bottom up thinking was
specific data was collected, and after further analysis supported the hypothesis. Barbie s do have a
significant influence on
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The Importance Of Solidarity Among Borders
The idea of Sanctuary City is pleasant however achieving the goal to become one is difficult to
accomplish. Solidarity Among Borders proves to tackle the issues relating to the detainment and
oppression of undocumented workers and refugees or those who don t have a full status (citizenship or
permanent residence) from law enforcement. Ever since Montreal has declared themselves a sanctuary
city, they have been following closely and have found that the declaration does not match up with the
actions of the city and law enforcement. There is one particular response made by Solidarity Across
Borders which explains what needs to be put in place for Montreal to better accommodate
undocumented immigrants and refugees. They explain how the declaration implies that the city of
Montreal needs to have non cooperation with the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) in order
to defend and protect those who are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other community organizations have joined in to establish the ground rules of a Solidarity City. This
includes to never ask for information regarding immigration status, treat all information regarding
other people s immigration status as strictly confidential, and never share it with government agencies
(Solidarity Across Borders). A well known Canadian social justice activist: Jaggi Singh comments on
the importance of the city working together with organizations he explains that If more than sixty
Montreal community organizations have already agreed to not cooperate with the CBSA, then a
genuine Sanctuary or Solidarity City in Montreal must do the same, including barring border agents
from all City premises (Solidarity Across Borders). What he says about the declaration is quite
important because he explains that there is a lack of clarity to what this means. A situation with a
certain undocumented man named David is at risk of deportation, because he missed his deportation,
because he fears returning to his home country due to his of his sexual
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The idea of Sanctuary City is pleasant however achieving the goal to become one is difficult to
accomplish. Solidarity Among Borders proves to tackle the issues relating to the detainment and
oppression of undocumented workers and refugees or those who don t have a full status (citizenship or
permanent residence) from law enforcement. Ever since Montreal has declared themselves a sanctuary
city, they have been following closely and have found that the declaration does not match up with the
actions of the city and law enforcement. There is one particular response made by Solidarity Across
Borders which explains what needs to be put in place for Montreal to better accommodate
undocumented immigrants and refugees. They explain how the declaration implies that the city of
Montreal needs to have non cooperation with the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) in order
to defend and protect those who are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other community organizations have joined in to establish the ground rules of a Solidarity City. This
includes to never ask for information regarding immigration status, treat all information regarding
other people s immigration status as strictly confidential, and never share it with government agencies
(Solidarity Across Borders). A well known Canadian social justice activist: Jaggi Singh comments on
the importance of the city working together with organizations he explains that If more than sixty
Montreal community organizations have already agreed to not cooperate with the CBSA, then a
genuine Sanctuary or Solidarity City in Montreal must do the same, including barring border agents
from all City premises (Solidarity Across Borders). What he says about the declaration is quite
important because he explains that there is a lack of clarity to what this means. A situation with a
certain undocumented man named David is at risk of deportation, because he missed his deportation,
because he fears returning to his home country due to his of his sexual
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Ethiopian Commodity Exchange
Executive summary
Agricultural market in Ethiopian has been long plagued by high transaction costs and non integrated
market information. Small scale farmers came to the market with little information.
Ethiopian commodity exchange, the newly established organization, is providing a market place where
buyer and sellers can come together to trade and be assured of quality, delivery and payment.
Currently, ECX has 496 members 346 are suppliers and 150 sellers from the coffee industry. ECX
started operation of trading coffee in November 2008.
The main objective of this research is to create awareness about this infant organization and market
system, its role for coffee export marketing system and at large its contribution for the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This research will contribute and benefit business organizations by making awareness and by
identifying problems to give some possible solutions.
1.2 Statement of the problem
Agriculture has always been the backbone of Ethiopia s economy. Yet, lifting millions of Ethiopians
out of poverty requires transformation from centuries old subsistence agriculture to dynamic,
technology driven market oriented production. This can only happen if the market itself functions in
such a way as to serve the needs of all concerned stakeholder of the market.
Ethiopian coffee marketing system is also on age old tradition. To date, coffee markets have been
characterized by high cost and high risks of transacting, forcing much of Ethiopia into global isolation.
Coffee trading is done on the basis of auction system which backed by poor technology and clearing
and payment system which drives up the processing and marketing cost and these leads to high
consumer price this forcing coffee exporter to be powerless into global market. In addition to his small
scale farmers come to the market with little information and are at the mercy of coffee supplier or
collector in the nearest and only market they know, unable to negotiate better prices or reduces their
market risks.
Doing business in a standard and acceptable way is one of the competitive advantages in this global
market, especially for
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Executive summary
Agricultural market in Ethiopian has been long plagued by high transaction costs and non integrated
market information. Small scale farmers came to the market with little information.
Ethiopian commodity exchange, the newly established organization, is providing a market place where
buyer and sellers can come together to trade and be assured of quality, delivery and payment.
Currently, ECX has 496 members 346 are suppliers and 150 sellers from the coffee industry. ECX
started operation of trading coffee in November 2008.
The main objective of this research is to create awareness about this infant organization and market
system, its role for coffee export marketing system and at large its contribution for the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This research will contribute and benefit business organizations by making awareness and by
identifying problems to give some possible solutions.
1.2 Statement of the problem
Agriculture has always been the backbone of Ethiopia s economy. Yet, lifting millions of Ethiopians
out of poverty requires transformation from centuries old subsistence agriculture to dynamic,
technology driven market oriented production. This can only happen if the market itself functions in
such a way as to serve the needs of all concerned stakeholder of the market.
Ethiopian coffee marketing system is also on age old tradition. To date, coffee markets have been
characterized by high cost and high risks of transacting, forcing much of Ethiopia into global isolation.
Coffee trading is done on the basis of auction system which backed by poor technology and clearing
and payment system which drives up the processing and marketing cost and these leads to high
consumer price this forcing coffee exporter to be powerless into global market. In addition to his small
scale farmers come to the market with little information and are at the mercy of coffee supplier or
collector in the nearest and only market they know, unable to negotiate better prices or reduces their
market risks.
Doing business in a standard and acceptable way is one of the competitive advantages in this global
market, especially for
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The Royal 22nd Regiment
Although I had been to Canada several times throughout my life I ve rarely had the opportunity to
travel outside of Ontario, only having gone to Montreal once or twice. Québec City seemed both
intriguing as well as slightly concerning due to the predominant language of Québec being French, a
language which I speak very little of. For me, as I read the Itinerary of the trip the one visit that stood
out was the Citadel. The Citadel intrigued me due to the fact that Québec City was one of only two
cities in North America that is still surrounded by fortifications, which meet at the strategically located
military base. Also the idea that this fortress had at one point in time allowed Canada to control the St.
Lawrence River, a river which I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Royal 22nd Regiment is a francophone regiment of the Canadian Regular Force made up of five
battalions. The regiment has been a participant in all of Canada s military conflicts since WWI,
including any United Nations peace missions as well as the war in Afghanistan. The Royal 22nd
Regiment work in an environment where the primary language is French. The battalions of the Royal
22nd Regiment may be called into action at any time and in various locations around the world in
order to further the agenda or conflicts of the Canadian government around the world which require
military action. One of the most eerie and incredible buildings throughout the Citadel is the Citadel
memorial which is an area where some soldiers were laid to rest. This Memorial also houses the Royal
22nd Regiment Book of Remembrance, this book lists the names of all the men and women who have
perished while serving the Canadian Government. Each day the page of the book is turned and each
name is read aloud by the sergeant on duty. This tradition is the same as what occurs daily in Ottawa
at the Parliament building where the names of fallen soldiers are read aloud from the same book. This
tradition shows the level of gratitude held by Canadians toward their armed forces, as well as the
importance of the armed forces in the past, present and future of
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Although I had been to Canada several times throughout my life I ve rarely had the opportunity to
travel outside of Ontario, only having gone to Montreal once or twice. Québec City seemed both
intriguing as well as slightly concerning due to the predominant language of Québec being French, a
language which I speak very little of. For me, as I read the Itinerary of the trip the one visit that stood
out was the Citadel. The Citadel intrigued me due to the fact that Québec City was one of only two
cities in North America that is still surrounded by fortifications, which meet at the strategically located
military base. Also the idea that this fortress had at one point in time allowed Canada to control the St.
Lawrence River, a river which I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Royal 22nd Regiment is a francophone regiment of the Canadian Regular Force made up of five
battalions. The regiment has been a participant in all of Canada s military conflicts since WWI,
including any United Nations peace missions as well as the war in Afghanistan. The Royal 22nd
Regiment work in an environment where the primary language is French. The battalions of the Royal
22nd Regiment may be called into action at any time and in various locations around the world in
order to further the agenda or conflicts of the Canadian government around the world which require
military action. One of the most eerie and incredible buildings throughout the Citadel is the Citadel
memorial which is an area where some soldiers were laid to rest. This Memorial also houses the Royal
22nd Regiment Book of Remembrance, this book lists the names of all the men and women who have
perished while serving the Canadian Government. Each day the page of the book is turned and each
name is read aloud by the sergeant on duty. This tradition is the same as what occurs daily in Ottawa
at the Parliament building where the names of fallen soldiers are read aloud from the same book. This
tradition shows the level of gratitude held by Canadians toward their armed forces, as well as the
importance of the armed forces in the past, present and future of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Cast of Domino s and Delivery
In this case, the reader is presented with a dilemma concerning Domino s delivery service and
customers ordering from unsafe neighborhoods. Domino s and other pizza delivery companies
(namely Pizza Hut and Little Caeser s) implement a program that ranks neighborhoods based on their
safety; residents living in red neighborhoods must drive to the store to pick up their pizza. Domino s
enforces this to protect their drivers from being assaulted or murdered. The ethical dilemma is that
these red or dangerous neighborhoods tend to be comprised of mostly minority groups. Upon refusal
on Domino s part to deliver to the Fobbs family, the comment was made that it can only be because
we are black people. The American Civil Liberties Union ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The focus shifts from Domino s to society and unsafe neighborhoods; from the financial interests of
the shareholders and the pizza cravings of the consumers to the safety of the employees. If these areas
could be made safer or prevented from happening, the problem would be eliminated altogether. After
reading through the case numerous times and several days of thought, I am inclined to agree with the
latter. The management at Domino s has every right to protect the safety of both themselves and the
employees. Drivers should not be expected to risk their lives just to bring dinner to residents of high
crime neighborhoods. The worst case scenario for the driver is being killed; the worst case scenario
for the customer is either driving to the store to pick up the pizza or cooking his/her own dinner. Some
professionals go to work knowing their life is at risk (firefighters, police officers, and those in the
armed forces), but pizza delivery drivers are not (and should not be) part of that group. If it is wrong
for Domino s to refuse delivery to residents of dangerous neighborhoods, it is more wrong to force
employees to deliver to areas where they may be killed. The article states that several pizza delivery
people had been murdered while making
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In this case, the reader is presented with a dilemma concerning Domino s delivery service and
customers ordering from unsafe neighborhoods. Domino s and other pizza delivery companies
(namely Pizza Hut and Little Caeser s) implement a program that ranks neighborhoods based on their
safety; residents living in red neighborhoods must drive to the store to pick up their pizza. Domino s
enforces this to protect their drivers from being assaulted or murdered. The ethical dilemma is that
these red or dangerous neighborhoods tend to be comprised of mostly minority groups. Upon refusal
on Domino s part to deliver to the Fobbs family, the comment was made that it can only be because
we are black people. The American Civil Liberties Union ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The focus shifts from Domino s to society and unsafe neighborhoods; from the financial interests of
the shareholders and the pizza cravings of the consumers to the safety of the employees. If these areas
could be made safer or prevented from happening, the problem would be eliminated altogether. After
reading through the case numerous times and several days of thought, I am inclined to agree with the
latter. The management at Domino s has every right to protect the safety of both themselves and the
employees. Drivers should not be expected to risk their lives just to bring dinner to residents of high
crime neighborhoods. The worst case scenario for the driver is being killed; the worst case scenario
for the customer is either driving to the store to pick up the pizza or cooking his/her own dinner. Some
professionals go to work knowing their life is at risk (firefighters, police officers, and those in the
armed forces), but pizza delivery drivers are not (and should not be) part of that group. If it is wrong
for Domino s to refuse delivery to residents of dangerous neighborhoods, it is more wrong to force
employees to deliver to areas where they may be killed. The article states that several pizza delivery
people had been murdered while making
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The Labor Force Participation Rate
I. Introduction Unemployment is characterized by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) as individuals
who don t have an occupation, have effectively searched for work in the previous four weeks, and are
presently accessible for work. Additionally, individuals who were briefly laid off and are holding up to
be gotten back to that occupation are incorporated into the unemployment measurements. The
individuals who have not searched for work inside of the previous four weeks are not just no more
considered as a part of the unemployed, they are additionally expelled from the work power by the
BLS.The vast majority leave the work power when they resign, go to class, have a handicap that keeps
them from working, or have family obligations. On the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason for it being at its lowest because of long term structural trends that include a lower
education level and a more limited social circle. The unemployment rate for blacks can be more
unstable due to the smaller sample size of data.However, it is a slowly improving economy that is
producing a fair amount of new jobs. According to Amadeo (2016), it talks about varies things dealing
with unemployment. Unemployment is defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as people who do not
have a job, have actively looked for work in the past four weeks, and are currently available for work.
It talks about how people leave the labor force when they retire, go to school, have a disability that
keeps them from working, or have family responsibilities. It states that the BLS does not report the
real unemployment rate. BLS measures unemployment through monthly household surveys which is
called current population survey. It also talks about how unemployment statistics used. They are used
by the government to gauge the health of the economy. If the rate gets high around six percent, the
government will try to stimulate the economy and create jobs. The causes of unemployment are
caused by economy slowing down and businesses forced to reducing payroll expenses. The
consequences of unemployment are destructive to the economy. According to Chandler (2015), it talks
about how Mississippi s unemployment rate continue going down.
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I. Introduction Unemployment is characterized by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) as individuals
who don t have an occupation, have effectively searched for work in the previous four weeks, and are
presently accessible for work. Additionally, individuals who were briefly laid off and are holding up to
be gotten back to that occupation are incorporated into the unemployment measurements. The
individuals who have not searched for work inside of the previous four weeks are not just no more
considered as a part of the unemployed, they are additionally expelled from the work power by the
BLS.The vast majority leave the work power when they resign, go to class, have a handicap that keeps
them from working, or have family obligations. On the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason for it being at its lowest because of long term structural trends that include a lower
education level and a more limited social circle. The unemployment rate for blacks can be more
unstable due to the smaller sample size of data.However, it is a slowly improving economy that is
producing a fair amount of new jobs. According to Amadeo (2016), it talks about varies things dealing
with unemployment. Unemployment is defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as people who do not
have a job, have actively looked for work in the past four weeks, and are currently available for work.
It talks about how people leave the labor force when they retire, go to school, have a disability that
keeps them from working, or have family responsibilities. It states that the BLS does not report the
real unemployment rate. BLS measures unemployment through monthly household surveys which is
called current population survey. It also talks about how unemployment statistics used. They are used
by the government to gauge the health of the economy. If the rate gets high around six percent, the
government will try to stimulate the economy and create jobs. The causes of unemployment are
caused by economy slowing down and businesses forced to reducing payroll expenses. The
consequences of unemployment are destructive to the economy. According to Chandler (2015), it talks
about how Mississippi s unemployment rate continue going down.
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Porter s Five Forces Of Harley Davidson
STRENGHTS
1. Harley Owners Group (HOG) Rallies: The company has its characteristics rallies named as Harley
Owners Group on a regular basis which involves Harley owners from different parts of the nation to
communicate experience a different lifestyle. The members of Harley owners groups are 1.2 million.
2. Range of Product: Harley is trying to solve the ageing problem of the current customer base with its
diversified product range like they recently introduced bikes with the engine of 500 CC 750 CC so as
to make it more acceptable to the younger.
3. High Customer attraction: The Company is adopting promotional strategies branding, that has
helped it in creating a strong consumers thereby having a high target and preference of it.
4. Cult Brand: Harley Davidson has transformed itself as a cult brand positioned ... Show more
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Myopic Approach: Being market myopic can affect the Harley brand. The 65% of sales of Harley
Davidson comes from the U.S market, so this over dependence can lead to the internal distress of
company.
Porter s Five Forces
Threat of New Entrants: LOW
Like any automobile company, Harley Davidson industry also has large manufacturing facilities and
equipments. New Entrants would have to have a large amount of capital and would need to spend tons
of money in advertising and promotion to receive the same amount of brand recognition and customer
loyalty that the powerhouses company Harley Davidson has already gained. And retailers, without the
brand recognition and customer loyalty of the new entrants, would be afraid to carry such products.
Threat of Substitutes: LOW
Motorcycles don t take much of one s income; customers often switch to the substitutes if price
increases and purchasing a cheaper substitute becomes their better choice. But, the facts that Harley
Davidson has a strong image of a lifestyle, the substitute products are no match to Harley Davidson
products. This will sway customers from buying substitutes because it is just not the
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STRENGHTS
1. Harley Owners Group (HOG) Rallies: The company has its characteristics rallies named as Harley
Owners Group on a regular basis which involves Harley owners from different parts of the nation to
communicate experience a different lifestyle. The members of Harley owners groups are 1.2 million.
2. Range of Product: Harley is trying to solve the ageing problem of the current customer base with its
diversified product range like they recently introduced bikes with the engine of 500 CC 750 CC so as
to make it more acceptable to the younger.
3. High Customer attraction: The Company is adopting promotional strategies branding, that has
helped it in creating a strong consumers thereby having a high target and preference of it.
4. Cult Brand: Harley Davidson has transformed itself as a cult brand positioned ... Show more
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Myopic Approach: Being market myopic can affect the Harley brand. The 65% of sales of Harley
Davidson comes from the U.S market, so this over dependence can lead to the internal distress of
company.
Porter s Five Forces
Threat of New Entrants: LOW
Like any automobile company, Harley Davidson industry also has large manufacturing facilities and
equipments. New Entrants would have to have a large amount of capital and would need to spend tons
of money in advertising and promotion to receive the same amount of brand recognition and customer
loyalty that the powerhouses company Harley Davidson has already gained. And retailers, without the
brand recognition and customer loyalty of the new entrants, would be afraid to carry such products.
Threat of Substitutes: LOW
Motorcycles don t take much of one s income; customers often switch to the substitutes if price
increases and purchasing a cheaper substitute becomes their better choice. But, the facts that Harley
Davidson has a strong image of a lifestyle, the substitute products are no match to Harley Davidson
products. This will sway customers from buying substitutes because it is just not the
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A Talent Management Strategy
A Talent Management Strategy Formulate a talent management strategy to encompass the entire talent
requirements of the organization. When discussing and planning your organization s future, it s
important to consider not just the goals, objectives, and initiatives, but clearly how to accomplish
them. The most important contributor is undoubtedly your employees. Aligning the organization s
business strategy with its employees is called talent management, and it encompasses aligning the
right employee with the right position in the organization. Talent management is a business strategy
and must be fully incorporated within all of the employee connected practices of the organization.
Retaining and attracting talented employees, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Determine the key components of talent management, including identifying, assessing, and
developing talent. Talent management consist of six components that, when implemented strategically,
combine to keep an organization on the leading edge. These components are: Strategic Employee
Planning, Talent Acquisition and Retention, Performance Management, Learning and Motivating,
Career Development, and Succession Planning. Strategic Employee Planning is the practice of
developing your organizational goals and strategic plan. It is also knowing how to achieve your goals
and implement the plan. Another responsibility of employee planning is identifying the key roles and
personnel who will assist you in attaining them. Talent Acquisition and Retention is hiring new talent
into your organization and recognizing and cultivating talent you already have in the organization.
Promoting from within your organization is more cost effective and encourages employee engagement
and loyalty. Performance Management is when the right person is aligned with the right role and
position within the organization. Its end goal is to make sure that roles align with your business
strategy to achieve its goals. It develops goals for success, supports employee development, and
moves the organization in a positive direction. Learning and Motivating sounds like two components
but they actually go hand in hand. Learning is
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A Talent Management Strategy Formulate a talent management strategy to encompass the entire talent
requirements of the organization. When discussing and planning your organization s future, it s
important to consider not just the goals, objectives, and initiatives, but clearly how to accomplish
them. The most important contributor is undoubtedly your employees. Aligning the organization s
business strategy with its employees is called talent management, and it encompasses aligning the
right employee with the right position in the organization. Talent management is a business strategy
and must be fully incorporated within all of the employee connected practices of the organization.
Retaining and attracting talented employees, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Determine the key components of talent management, including identifying, assessing, and
developing talent. Talent management consist of six components that, when implemented strategically,
combine to keep an organization on the leading edge. These components are: Strategic Employee
Planning, Talent Acquisition and Retention, Performance Management, Learning and Motivating,
Career Development, and Succession Planning. Strategic Employee Planning is the practice of
developing your organizational goals and strategic plan. It is also knowing how to achieve your goals
and implement the plan. Another responsibility of employee planning is identifying the key roles and
personnel who will assist you in attaining them. Talent Acquisition and Retention is hiring new talent
into your organization and recognizing and cultivating talent you already have in the organization.
Promoting from within your organization is more cost effective and encourages employee engagement
and loyalty. Performance Management is when the right person is aligned with the right role and
position within the organization. Its end goal is to make sure that roles align with your business
strategy to achieve its goals. It develops goals for success, supports employee development, and
moves the organization in a positive direction. Learning and Motivating sounds like two components
but they actually go hand in hand. Learning is
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Why Do Animals Lack Intelligence
Descartes posits that animals lack intelligence, a characteristic that is distinctly a human possession
(p.30, Adam Tannery). By this he means their ability to be rational, to exercise reason and to speak;
the act of putting words in an orderly fashion to express thoughts. While the deaf and the dumb lack
this possession, they have the ability to speak through a different language, sign language (p.31).
Parrots in contrast, have the ability to speak but lack the comprehension to express higher levels of
thought (p.31). Language is a learnt behavior. If Descartes thought of language as a measure of
intelligence, then Washoe a chimp who has been taught to communicate through American Sign
Language (ASL) would be a refutable example of this statement. Critics argued that the chimps were
only taught to mimic, but Washoe shocked researchers when she taught her adopted son Loulis about
50 ASL signs without researchers intervention2. Surely, this is evidence that animals ... Show more
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They have created niches in which they can successfully reproduce and propagate their genes to the
next generation in optimal ways that other animals cannot. This is true for artificial insemination and
genetic sequencing of DNA to select against deleterious genotypes and then inseminate a female with
this optimal zygote. They have also created defense mechanism that has nothing to do with adaptation
in a defense against deadly animals; these include tranquilizers and even guns. With all that being
said, they do not need to concern themselves with developing mechanisms to live in the wild and
surviving against predators. These concerns were the concerns of their ancestors and their non human
counterparts. Humans are now concerned with understanding the complexities of their creation and so
some create religion as means to express that, which cannot be understood through science or tangible
matters on
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Descartes posits that animals lack intelligence, a characteristic that is distinctly a human possession
(p.30, Adam Tannery). By this he means their ability to be rational, to exercise reason and to speak;
the act of putting words in an orderly fashion to express thoughts. While the deaf and the dumb lack
this possession, they have the ability to speak through a different language, sign language (p.31).
Parrots in contrast, have the ability to speak but lack the comprehension to express higher levels of
thought (p.31). Language is a learnt behavior. If Descartes thought of language as a measure of
intelligence, then Washoe a chimp who has been taught to communicate through American Sign
Language (ASL) would be a refutable example of this statement. Critics argued that the chimps were
only taught to mimic, but Washoe shocked researchers when she taught her adopted son Loulis about
50 ASL signs without researchers intervention2. Surely, this is evidence that animals ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
They have created niches in which they can successfully reproduce and propagate their genes to the
next generation in optimal ways that other animals cannot. This is true for artificial insemination and
genetic sequencing of DNA to select against deleterious genotypes and then inseminate a female with
this optimal zygote. They have also created defense mechanism that has nothing to do with adaptation
in a defense against deadly animals; these include tranquilizers and even guns. With all that being
said, they do not need to concern themselves with developing mechanisms to live in the wild and
surviving against predators. These concerns were the concerns of their ancestors and their non human
counterparts. Humans are now concerned with understanding the complexities of their creation and so
some create religion as means to express that, which cannot be understood through science or tangible
matters on
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Understanding Psychoanalysis According to Freud
Picture an elderly man sitting on an chair with pad and pen in hand listening to a patient lying on a
couch recalling their dream. This elderly man is a psychoanalyst, his name, Sigmund Freud. Freud
was a Psychologist who produced a theory on personality called the Psychoanalytic perspective. This
perspective proposes that personality is the result of animal like driving forces that often conflict with
one another and sometimes are unconscious. All references and terminology regarding Freud are taken
from Ciccarelli, S.K., White N.J.(2013). Psychology an exploration (2nd edition) New Jersey: Pearson
Eduction, Inc. According to Freud dreams permit us to express these desires without the regulations of
our conscious thought processes. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sixth, to see a woman in a dream, in a negative sense, represents guilt and/or temptation. Seventh, to
dream about an old hag, in a negative sense, represents the devouring mother.to dream of a Hatchet is
symbolizing destruction, hostility, and the frustrations that I am experiencing. Lastly eight, to dream
of a Hatchet is symbolizing destruction, hostility, and the frustrations that I am experiencing. In light
of that, I will now connect the dream to my current life experience. Based off the latent content of the
dream plus my current life experience, my id is frustrated because it is not being gratified because my
desire to be entirely independent is not being fulfilled. This is made evident by the mud, how it is
constantly holding on to me so that I can t take more steps to move forward. Since I still live under my
parents roof I feel that I cannot fully grow up under their authority, much like how I had difficulty
trekking through the mud. My ego is being challenged as I must negotiate between the desire of the id
to be entirely independent, and the desire of my home community for me to remain dependent and
under their authority. The feeling at the beginning of the dream that someone is chasing, the hag, me
and my brother indicates that I fear the demands of my home community, represented by the hag, and
that I don t believe that the situation is negotiable or conquerable. Then my
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Picture an elderly man sitting on an chair with pad and pen in hand listening to a patient lying on a
couch recalling their dream. This elderly man is a psychoanalyst, his name, Sigmund Freud. Freud
was a Psychologist who produced a theory on personality called the Psychoanalytic perspective. This
perspective proposes that personality is the result of animal like driving forces that often conflict with
one another and sometimes are unconscious. All references and terminology regarding Freud are taken
from Ciccarelli, S.K., White N.J.(2013). Psychology an exploration (2nd edition) New Jersey: Pearson
Eduction, Inc. According to Freud dreams permit us to express these desires without the regulations of
our conscious thought processes. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sixth, to see a woman in a dream, in a negative sense, represents guilt and/or temptation. Seventh, to
dream about an old hag, in a negative sense, represents the devouring mother.to dream of a Hatchet is
symbolizing destruction, hostility, and the frustrations that I am experiencing. Lastly eight, to dream
of a Hatchet is symbolizing destruction, hostility, and the frustrations that I am experiencing. In light
of that, I will now connect the dream to my current life experience. Based off the latent content of the
dream plus my current life experience, my id is frustrated because it is not being gratified because my
desire to be entirely independent is not being fulfilled. This is made evident by the mud, how it is
constantly holding on to me so that I can t take more steps to move forward. Since I still live under my
parents roof I feel that I cannot fully grow up under their authority, much like how I had difficulty
trekking through the mud. My ego is being challenged as I must negotiate between the desire of the id
to be entirely independent, and the desire of my home community for me to remain dependent and
under their authority. The feeling at the beginning of the dream that someone is chasing, the hag, me
and my brother indicates that I fear the demands of my home community, represented by the hag, and
that I don t believe that the situation is negotiable or conquerable. Then my
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Lincoln Movie Analysis
Slavery was a massive issue many African Americans faced during the civil war. The film Lincoln,
directed by Steven Spielberg, is a fantastic historical movie. The film focuses on the life of Abraham
Lincoln during his second Presidential term. President Lincoln was the sixteenth president of the
United States at the time. Lincoln was honored by many because he advocated for the African
American people. Lincoln wished to pass the thirteenth amendment in the House of Representatives,
which abolishes slavery. He felt as though slavery was immortally wrong. Slavery was an issue for all
Africans American. Children were sold to owners for profit no matter the age. Passing this law was a
challenging issue for Lincoln and required a lot of support ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Being that the United States is contained with Democrats and Republicans. Lincoln success to passing
the thirteenth amendment was a controversial issue for many. As discussed in class these groups were
formed to give voice to ordinary people and to disable the Government from becoming tyrannical.
Many people disagreed with the passing of this law. Many feared that the abolishing of slaves will
affect many job opportunities for themselves. Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863,
which had freed most slaves as a fighter in the war but had not made slavery illegal. Lincoln faith
towards passing this issue was very extreme. Slaves where page the bare minimum for their service in
the war. However, in order for slavery to be abolished, Lincoln had to gain votes from Democratic and
Republican parties. Some politicians see peace as a necessary precursor to the passing of the
amendment, but others see the passing of the amendment as a step on the road to the end of the Civil
War. In order to gain votes for many different regions, Lincoln had to ensure individuals, pay and job
opportunities to be successful in the abolishment of slavery. Abraham Lincoln had a lot of faith and
patience towards the abolishment of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Slavery was a massive issue many African Americans faced during the civil war. The film Lincoln,
directed by Steven Spielberg, is a fantastic historical movie. The film focuses on the life of Abraham
Lincoln during his second Presidential term. President Lincoln was the sixteenth president of the
United States at the time. Lincoln was honored by many because he advocated for the African
American people. Lincoln wished to pass the thirteenth amendment in the House of Representatives,
which abolishes slavery. He felt as though slavery was immortally wrong. Slavery was an issue for all
Africans American. Children were sold to owners for profit no matter the age. Passing this law was a
challenging issue for Lincoln and required a lot of support ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Being that the United States is contained with Democrats and Republicans. Lincoln success to passing
the thirteenth amendment was a controversial issue for many. As discussed in class these groups were
formed to give voice to ordinary people and to disable the Government from becoming tyrannical.
Many people disagreed with the passing of this law. Many feared that the abolishing of slaves will
affect many job opportunities for themselves. Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863,
which had freed most slaves as a fighter in the war but had not made slavery illegal. Lincoln faith
towards passing this issue was very extreme. Slaves where page the bare minimum for their service in
the war. However, in order for slavery to be abolished, Lincoln had to gain votes from Democratic and
Republican parties. Some politicians see peace as a necessary precursor to the passing of the
amendment, but others see the passing of the amendment as a step on the road to the end of the Civil
War. In order to gain votes for many different regions, Lincoln had to ensure individuals, pay and job
opportunities to be successful in the abolishment of slavery. Abraham Lincoln had a lot of faith and
patience towards the abolishment of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Cultural Value Of Ballet
The art of ballet, originating and initially flourishing within Europe s borders, experienced vast
reforms between the mid 17th and early 20th centuries. Born in France s royal court, ballet pursued its
most defining escalation upon Louis XIV s founding of the Académie Royale de Danse in 1661,
wherein professional dancers received training to perform for the king and his court. Upon ballet s
increased state of professionalism and movement to locations apart from the court ballroom, women
were incorporated into the formerly male dominated art, leading ballet to be deemed a woman s
profession by the nineteenth century. With the coming of the 20th century, a focus regarding the view
of the human body combined with a desire for modernization ... Show more content on
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The Ballets Russes, perhaps the most celebrated company in history, transformed the face of ballet
from the nineteenth century s classically rigid nature to that of modernistic tendencies by means of
societal proceedings. Following the devastating events of Bloody Sunday in 1905, wherein
governmental troops opened fire on peacefully petitioning peasants and workers, the Russian tsar
released his October Manifesto in an attempt to achieve compromise within society. Out of dispute,
dancers such as Mikhail Fokine, Anna Pavlova, and Vaslav Nijinsky arranged secret meetings and
protests with the help of students at the Theater School. Yearning for a greater input regarding the
future of their art after years of discouragement by Imperial mismanagement, such artists were pushed
to sign a declaration of loyalty to the Russian state. With the commitment of Sergei Legat s suicide,
the bond that once existed between the tsar and Russian art community was utterly disunited.
Performing a short solo titled The Dying Swan, Pavlova s movements proved to be of an
improvisatory nature, parting with the prior physical and cultural distinctiveness so long associated
with classical ballet. Paving the path to a style of dance that allowed for greater liberty and intensity
on the dancer s part, this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The art of ballet, originating and initially flourishing within Europe s borders, experienced vast
reforms between the mid 17th and early 20th centuries. Born in France s royal court, ballet pursued its
most defining escalation upon Louis XIV s founding of the Académie Royale de Danse in 1661,
wherein professional dancers received training to perform for the king and his court. Upon ballet s
increased state of professionalism and movement to locations apart from the court ballroom, women
were incorporated into the formerly male dominated art, leading ballet to be deemed a woman s
profession by the nineteenth century. With the coming of the 20th century, a focus regarding the view
of the human body combined with a desire for modernization ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Ballets Russes, perhaps the most celebrated company in history, transformed the face of ballet
from the nineteenth century s classically rigid nature to that of modernistic tendencies by means of
societal proceedings. Following the devastating events of Bloody Sunday in 1905, wherein
governmental troops opened fire on peacefully petitioning peasants and workers, the Russian tsar
released his October Manifesto in an attempt to achieve compromise within society. Out of dispute,
dancers such as Mikhail Fokine, Anna Pavlova, and Vaslav Nijinsky arranged secret meetings and
protests with the help of students at the Theater School. Yearning for a greater input regarding the
future of their art after years of discouragement by Imperial mismanagement, such artists were pushed
to sign a declaration of loyalty to the Russian state. With the commitment of Sergei Legat s suicide,
the bond that once existed between the tsar and Russian art community was utterly disunited.
Performing a short solo titled The Dying Swan, Pavlova s movements proved to be of an
improvisatory nature, parting with the prior physical and cultural distinctiveness so long associated
with classical ballet. Paving the path to a style of dance that allowed for greater liberty and intensity
on the dancer s part, this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On How To Abort A Fetus
There are many methods used to abort a fetus. Some are quite gruesome, while others are less
intrusive. The D C (Dilation Curettage) is occasionally used up to the twelfth week. The cervix is
dilated and a cruet is inserted into the uterus. The baby s body is then cut into pieces and removed by
suction. The uterine wall is then scraped, removing the placenta to empty the entire uterus. A D E
(Dilation Evacuation) can be performed up to eighteen weeks. The uterus is entered with a forceps
which grabs and twists the baby s body to dismember it. Sometimes the head needs to be crushed in
order to remove it. Another form of abortion is the Hysterotomy which can be used in the last three
months of pregnancy. The mother s stomach is cut open, much like a C ... Show more content on
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If it is born still alive, it is uncared for and left to die. The next type of abortion is called
Prostaglandin. This procedure can be used during the second half of the pregnancy. A compound is
injected into the muscle of the uterus, much like a hormone, which causes intense contractions and
pushes out the baby. The contractions are so severe, that many babies are crushed to death. Again, if
the baby is born still alive, they are then left to die. The RU 486 used in the seventh week of
pregnancy is a synthetic steroid that blocks the hormone Progesterone. Once given the RU 486, the
woman then takes a second drug, Prostaglandin, used to induce labor and expel the dead baby. There
is another abortion drug named Ella that works the same way as the RU 486. The final abortion
procedure is that of Suction Abortion. After the cervix is dilated, a tube with a serrated tip is inserted
into the woman s uterus. A suction, twenty nine times more powerful than a household vacuum
cleaner, tears the baby s body apart and sucks it through the hose into a container. This is the usual
method used in the United States during the first twelve weeks of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There are many methods used to abort a fetus. Some are quite gruesome, while others are less
intrusive. The D C (Dilation Curettage) is occasionally used up to the twelfth week. The cervix is
dilated and a cruet is inserted into the uterus. The baby s body is then cut into pieces and removed by
suction. The uterine wall is then scraped, removing the placenta to empty the entire uterus. A D E
(Dilation Evacuation) can be performed up to eighteen weeks. The uterus is entered with a forceps
which grabs and twists the baby s body to dismember it. Sometimes the head needs to be crushed in
order to remove it. Another form of abortion is the Hysterotomy which can be used in the last three
months of pregnancy. The mother s stomach is cut open, much like a C ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If it is born still alive, it is uncared for and left to die. The next type of abortion is called
Prostaglandin. This procedure can be used during the second half of the pregnancy. A compound is
injected into the muscle of the uterus, much like a hormone, which causes intense contractions and
pushes out the baby. The contractions are so severe, that many babies are crushed to death. Again, if
the baby is born still alive, they are then left to die. The RU 486 used in the seventh week of
pregnancy is a synthetic steroid that blocks the hormone Progesterone. Once given the RU 486, the
woman then takes a second drug, Prostaglandin, used to induce labor and expel the dead baby. There
is another abortion drug named Ella that works the same way as the RU 486. The final abortion
procedure is that of Suction Abortion. After the cervix is dilated, a tube with a serrated tip is inserted
into the woman s uterus. A suction, twenty nine times more powerful than a household vacuum
cleaner, tears the baby s body apart and sucks it through the hose into a container. This is the usual
method used in the United States during the first twelve weeks of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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