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A Survey Of Canadians Led For The Canadian Medical...
2)INCREASING COST OF UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE IN CANADA AND ITS IMPACT
It is consider that new innovative ideas needed to put into action in social activities for assurance
the future of Canada. A survey of Canadians led for the Canadian Medical Association which
demonstrates that increasing the expense of universal healthcare in Canada will cuff governments
whose capacity to give social services such as education, transportation, financial supports and
pension benefits. (Increasing cost of universal health care in Canada to handcuff governments ability
to provide different services: Poll, 2010)
As indicated by the study gathered information found that the human services area would obscure
the needs spending by people in general. The outcomes found that, most (91%) said making the
therapeutic administrations system more capable and convincing was the best way to deal with
back off creating social protection costs. (66%) said prizes and disciplines to enable strong living
could back off creating wellbeing costs. (Increasing cost of universal health care in Canada to
handcuff governments ability to provide different services: Poll, 2010)
Regardless of the way that Canadians bolster looking for after specific measures to direct
wellbeing spending, they are in like manner doubtful. Only 35% are either greatly or to some
degree positive about the limit of governments and executives to find efficiencies in the structure.
More distant than, not as much as half (47%) are
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2)INCREASING COST OF UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE IN CANADA AND ITS IMPACT
It is consider that new innovative ideas needed to put into action in social activities for assurance
the future of Canada. A survey of Canadians led for the Canadian Medical Association which
demonstrates that increasing the expense of universal healthcare in Canada will cuff governments
whose capacity to give social services such as education, transportation, financial supports and
pension benefits. (Increasing cost of universal health care in Canada to handcuff governments ability
to provide different services: Poll, 2010)
As indicated by the study gathered information found that the human services area would obscure
the needs spending by people in general. The outcomes found that, most (91%) said making the
therapeutic administrations system more capable and convincing was the best way to deal with
back off creating social protection costs. (66%) said prizes and disciplines to enable strong living
could back off creating wellbeing costs. (Increasing cost of universal health care in Canada to
handcuff governments ability to provide different services: Poll, 2010)
Regardless of the way that Canadians bolster looking for after specific measures to direct
wellbeing spending, they are in like manner doubtful. Only 35% are either greatly or to some
degree positive about the limit of governments and executives to find efficiencies in the structure.
More distant than, not as much as half (47%) are
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Commentary on Three Lunulae, Truro Museum Essay
Three Lunulae Truro Museum Penelope Shuttle
Three Lunulae, Truro Museum is a poem written by Penelope Shuttle and it is written with the
perspective of a person who visits a museum and views the Lunulae. The visitor, upon first seeing
the Lunulae begins to imagine their history. The gender of the viewer is unknown but it seems to
be a woman, given the gentle and delicate way of writing, shown through the first stanza gold so
thin, only an old woman would notice its weight . The poem consists of 14 stanzas but varies in
length probably contributing to a shift in mood and tone of the poem.
The poem begins with the description of the Lunulae as soon as the visitor walks in where they
comment on the gold on the Lunulae and that it was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In stanza 5, the reference to insects legs is quite an odd simile to use but it conveys the fact that
the clocks hand, is like and insects leg, quiet and unseen, almost as if it goes on unspoken till we
meet our end, or when it is winter.
The next few lines only add to the intrigue of the speaker towards the object where she tries to see
what others could not see. She wants to go beyond the three women s faces and actually understand
the story behind the Lunulae. The reference to the word sickle shapes along with insects legs and
thin gold remains of autumn show the delicate and fragile imagery with a link to nature.
In stanza 9, there is a possible connection to stanza 3 and in this stanza, the women seem to be
appearing in front of the speaker, almost in a ghost like form with a face like a frost fern . The
description here is very dark and aggressive. The Light twists in a violent retching and this shows
the manner in which the women are manifesting themselves. In contrast to what was said earlier in
stanza three, it seems now that these women did have a violent past. The dusty snakes which are
used to describe the women implies that they are very old and possess a sly character.
Towards the end, the readers understand that the custodian is about to close the museum and this
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Three Lunulae Truro Museum Penelope Shuttle
Three Lunulae, Truro Museum is a poem written by Penelope Shuttle and it is written with the
perspective of a person who visits a museum and views the Lunulae. The visitor, upon first seeing
the Lunulae begins to imagine their history. The gender of the viewer is unknown but it seems to
be a woman, given the gentle and delicate way of writing, shown through the first stanza gold so
thin, only an old woman would notice its weight . The poem consists of 14 stanzas but varies in
length probably contributing to a shift in mood and tone of the poem.
The poem begins with the description of the Lunulae as soon as the visitor walks in where they
comment on the gold on the Lunulae and that it was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In stanza 5, the reference to insects legs is quite an odd simile to use but it conveys the fact that
the clocks hand, is like and insects leg, quiet and unseen, almost as if it goes on unspoken till we
meet our end, or when it is winter.
The next few lines only add to the intrigue of the speaker towards the object where she tries to see
what others could not see. She wants to go beyond the three women s faces and actually understand
the story behind the Lunulae. The reference to the word sickle shapes along with insects legs and
thin gold remains of autumn show the delicate and fragile imagery with a link to nature.
In stanza 9, there is a possible connection to stanza 3 and in this stanza, the women seem to be
appearing in front of the speaker, almost in a ghost like form with a face like a frost fern . The
description here is very dark and aggressive. The Light twists in a violent retching and this shows
the manner in which the women are manifesting themselves. In contrast to what was said earlier in
stanza three, it seems now that these women did have a violent past. The dusty snakes which are
used to describe the women implies that they are very old and possess a sly character.
Towards the end, the readers understand that the custodian is about to close the museum and this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Shakespeare s Heart Of Darkness
Relevance of Heart of Darkness
Alexander Spirovski
LITR 211
Professor David Auchter
Joseph Conrad s Heart of Darkness contains both relevant and irrelevant elements to today s society.
Issues present in the text such as imperialism, racism, and moral ambiguity are still present today
but their formats have changed enough in society that Heart of Darkness approaches obsolescence
in perspective. Concurrently, the characters and theme presented in Heart of Darkness are scarce in
fictional British literature therefore allowing this book to remain quite relevant. As we read more
books, our ability to form informed opinions increases.
Imperialism in Heart of Darkness is prompted by pursuit of natural resources such as ivory under
the guise of the benevolent deed of civilizing primitive savage tribes of Africa. What occurs is the
widespread enslavement of Africans by Europeans via forced labor, physical beatings, chained
bondage, and denial of basic necessities such as food, clothing, and medicine, as seen here:
Six black men advanced in a file, toiling up the path. They walked erect and slow, balancing
small baskets full of earth on their heads, and the clink kept time with their footsteps. Black rags
were wound round their loins, and the short ends behind waggled to and fro like tails. I could see
every rib, the joints of their limbs were like knots in a rope; each had an iron collar on his neck,
and all were connected together with a chain whose bights swung between
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Relevance of Heart of Darkness
Alexander Spirovski
LITR 211
Professor David Auchter
Joseph Conrad s Heart of Darkness contains both relevant and irrelevant elements to today s society.
Issues present in the text such as imperialism, racism, and moral ambiguity are still present today
but their formats have changed enough in society that Heart of Darkness approaches obsolescence
in perspective. Concurrently, the characters and theme presented in Heart of Darkness are scarce in
fictional British literature therefore allowing this book to remain quite relevant. As we read more
books, our ability to form informed opinions increases.
Imperialism in Heart of Darkness is prompted by pursuit of natural resources such as ivory under
the guise of the benevolent deed of civilizing primitive savage tribes of Africa. What occurs is the
widespread enslavement of Africans by Europeans via forced labor, physical beatings, chained
bondage, and denial of basic necessities such as food, clothing, and medicine, as seen here:
Six black men advanced in a file, toiling up the path. They walked erect and slow, balancing
small baskets full of earth on their heads, and the clink kept time with their footsteps. Black rags
were wound round their loins, and the short ends behind waggled to and fro like tails. I could see
every rib, the joints of their limbs were like knots in a rope; each had an iron collar on his neck,
and all were connected together with a chain whose bights swung between
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of A Well Prepared Environment
Maria Montessori inadvertently created an alternative to traditional schooling. She did this by
allowing her pupils the opportunity to learn through action rather than repetition. Montessori had
five main principles: respect for the child, sensitive periods, the prepared environment, auto
education, and the teacher s role. In this paper I will discuss the prepared environment thoroughly
and how a well prepared environment can positively affect each student in the 3 6 classroom. I
will, in reflection, discuss the negative outcomes that may arise from an ill prepared classroom.
Sensitive periods are blocks of time in a child s life when the child is absorbed with one
characteristic of the environment to the exclusion of all others (Lillard, 1972, p.33). These
sensitive periods are: a need for order, the use of the hand and tongue, the development of walking,
a fascination with minute and detailed objects, and a time of intense social interest (Lillard, 1972,
p.33).
The first, and most prevalent in a classroom, of the sensitive periods is the need for order which
begins within the first year of life. Rules and routine are important in a newborn s day;
consistency is key to a happy baby (Knestrict, 2015). Rules and routine in a newborns day gives
them the knowledge that their caretakers are able to be relied on. They know they ll get fed and
changed when need be, they ll be put to bed when they re tired and even get to see new faces
routinely (ie. Babysitters, grandparents,
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Maria Montessori inadvertently created an alternative to traditional schooling. She did this by
allowing her pupils the opportunity to learn through action rather than repetition. Montessori had
five main principles: respect for the child, sensitive periods, the prepared environment, auto
education, and the teacher s role. In this paper I will discuss the prepared environment thoroughly
and how a well prepared environment can positively affect each student in the 3 6 classroom. I
will, in reflection, discuss the negative outcomes that may arise from an ill prepared classroom.
Sensitive periods are blocks of time in a child s life when the child is absorbed with one
characteristic of the environment to the exclusion of all others (Lillard, 1972, p.33). These
sensitive periods are: a need for order, the use of the hand and tongue, the development of walking,
a fascination with minute and detailed objects, and a time of intense social interest (Lillard, 1972,
p.33).
The first, and most prevalent in a classroom, of the sensitive periods is the need for order which
begins within the first year of life. Rules and routine are important in a newborn s day;
consistency is key to a happy baby (Knestrict, 2015). Rules and routine in a newborns day gives
them the knowledge that their caretakers are able to be relied on. They know they ll get fed and
changed when need be, they ll be put to bed when they re tired and even get to see new faces
routinely (ie. Babysitters, grandparents,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gorgeous Sarah Paulson
Sarah Paulson Wiki, Net Worth, Married, Age, Height, Salary and Bio Bio Gorgeous Sarah
Paulson is an American actress. She was named as one of the 100 most influential people of the
year. She is appreciated for her work in TV series, Jack Jill and American Gothic. Her astounding
act in The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story, earned her numerous awards she won
the Emmy Award, Screen Actors Guild Award, Critics Choice Television Award, TCA Award,
and Golden Globe Award for Outstanding Lead Actress. Paulson was born on December 17, 1974
in Tampa, Florida, which makes her age 42 years old. She was born to parents Catharine Gordon
and Douglas Lyle Paulson II. She grew up with Liz Paulson and Rachel Paulson. She has spent her
childhood
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Sarah Paulson Wiki, Net Worth, Married, Age, Height, Salary and Bio Bio Gorgeous Sarah
Paulson is an American actress. She was named as one of the 100 most influential people of the
year. She is appreciated for her work in TV series, Jack Jill and American Gothic. Her astounding
act in The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story, earned her numerous awards she won
the Emmy Award, Screen Actors Guild Award, Critics Choice Television Award, TCA Award,
and Golden Globe Award for Outstanding Lead Actress. Paulson was born on December 17, 1974
in Tampa, Florida, which makes her age 42 years old. She was born to parents Catharine Gordon
and Douglas Lyle Paulson II. She grew up with Liz Paulson and Rachel Paulson. She has spent her
childhood
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Davis, Michaels and Company
Davis, Michaels and Company Case Report
Executive Summary
The executives of Davis, Michaels, and Company need help running their financial planning
services. They must decide whether their assistant Janet can practice the fundamental concepts of
finance efficiently enough or higher a temporary employee to help them conquer the overwhelming
demand of their customers. Janet was given a variety of different DCF analysis questions to
determine her skills. The main goal of every problem was to find the best investment strategy for
different people that were trying to save up for an important investment in their future. In
conclusion, by completing the tasks given and solved below, Janet has proved that she can handle
the position ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After the calculations you end up coming out with a rate of 14.87%. The third and final part of
question three asks what rate you will need if the interest is compounded semiannually. All you
have to do is double the amount of terms and you will come out with a lower number of 7.177%.
Since the interest is compounded semiannually that means that you will need to times that number
by two and you come out with your final number of 14.35%.
In question four, Janet was asked to solve a question that deals with annuity payments,
specifically, ordinary annuities. It starts by asking of how much you will make if you add
$2,000 every year and it is compounded by 10% interest every year. These, for the most part, are
future value problems. The first one comes out to be a future value of $12,210.20, which does
not satisfy the need for $20,000. The next part asks what the value would be if the interest was
compounded semiannually. You have to do an equation in order to find out what the effective
annual interest rate. Through this equation you come out with a value of 10.25% and after the
calculator calculations you come out with a future value of $12,271.11, also not meeting the
demand for that first year of college. The next part asks what payment will you need in order to
get to that $20,000 number and the present value comes to be $3,275.95. Next, the case asks what
original payment you would need in order
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Davis, Michaels and Company Case Report
Executive Summary
The executives of Davis, Michaels, and Company need help running their financial planning
services. They must decide whether their assistant Janet can practice the fundamental concepts of
finance efficiently enough or higher a temporary employee to help them conquer the overwhelming
demand of their customers. Janet was given a variety of different DCF analysis questions to
determine her skills. The main goal of every problem was to find the best investment strategy for
different people that were trying to save up for an important investment in their future. In
conclusion, by completing the tasks given and solved below, Janet has proved that she can handle
the position ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After the calculations you end up coming out with a rate of 14.87%. The third and final part of
question three asks what rate you will need if the interest is compounded semiannually. All you
have to do is double the amount of terms and you will come out with a lower number of 7.177%.
Since the interest is compounded semiannually that means that you will need to times that number
by two and you come out with your final number of 14.35%.
In question four, Janet was asked to solve a question that deals with annuity payments,
specifically, ordinary annuities. It starts by asking of how much you will make if you add
$2,000 every year and it is compounded by 10% interest every year. These, for the most part, are
future value problems. The first one comes out to be a future value of $12,210.20, which does
not satisfy the need for $20,000. The next part asks what the value would be if the interest was
compounded semiannually. You have to do an equation in order to find out what the effective
annual interest rate. Through this equation you come out with a value of 10.25% and after the
calculator calculations you come out with a future value of $12,271.11, also not meeting the
demand for that first year of college. The next part asks what payment will you need in order to
get to that $20,000 number and the present value comes to be $3,275.95. Next, the case asks what
original payment you would need in order
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American Foreign Policy 1930-1941
Over the years 1930 through 1941 the goals of American foreign policy generally changed. In the
earlier years America dealt with war and fought with other countries. America was not very smart
in learning to stay out of war. Over the years, America became more neutral and attempted to stay
out of war as much as possible. Throughout the years, important figures wrote documents to
support America s journey and decisions. In the beginning of this time period, around 1931, Japan
disregarded our international treaty agreements. America did not approve of this and drew a
cartoon criticizing Japan for these actions. This was shown in Document A. The same type of
action happened between Europe and America in the year 1932. Europe could not pay their war
debts and America reacted by saying Europe could not agree on anything else. This was shown in
Document B. America could have handled this differently by being neutral and helping rather than
being aggressive and saying they could not agree on anything else. Around the year of 1937, people
started to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this speech he stated, No one can make us fight abroad unless we ourselves are willing
to do so. No one will attempt to fight us here if we arm ourselves as a great nation should be
armed. He also stated, Over 100 million people are opposed to war in this country. If democracy
means anything to us, that is reason enough to stay out. This was a very important speech that
made people realize to stay out of the pathways of war. This information was stated in Document F.
Also is the year of 1941, the President of the United States and the Prime Minister of Great Britain
agreed on various common principles in the national policies. They chose to base their hopes for a
better future for the world. This was a huge action that showed how we are willing to work with
other countries and stay out of war as much as we can now. Document H stated this
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Over the years 1930 through 1941 the goals of American foreign policy generally changed. In the
earlier years America dealt with war and fought with other countries. America was not very smart
in learning to stay out of war. Over the years, America became more neutral and attempted to stay
out of war as much as possible. Throughout the years, important figures wrote documents to
support America s journey and decisions. In the beginning of this time period, around 1931, Japan
disregarded our international treaty agreements. America did not approve of this and drew a
cartoon criticizing Japan for these actions. This was shown in Document A. The same type of
action happened between Europe and America in the year 1932. Europe could not pay their war
debts and America reacted by saying Europe could not agree on anything else. This was shown in
Document B. America could have handled this differently by being neutral and helping rather than
being aggressive and saying they could not agree on anything else. Around the year of 1937, people
started to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this speech he stated, No one can make us fight abroad unless we ourselves are willing
to do so. No one will attempt to fight us here if we arm ourselves as a great nation should be
armed. He also stated, Over 100 million people are opposed to war in this country. If democracy
means anything to us, that is reason enough to stay out. This was a very important speech that
made people realize to stay out of the pathways of war. This information was stated in Document F.
Also is the year of 1941, the President of the United States and the Prime Minister of Great Britain
agreed on various common principles in the national policies. They chose to base their hopes for a
better future for the world. This was a huge action that showed how we are willing to work with
other countries and stay out of war as much as we can now. Document H stated this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Book Review Of A Stolen Life By Jaycee Dugard
The book A Stolen Life is about Jaycee Dugard, who is also the author. The genre of the book is
fiction and is an autobiography. The book is about Jaycee Dugard who lived in South Lake
Tahoe, California. While walking to school one day Jaycee was abducted by Philip and Nancy
Garrido and held captive in a room on their property for eighteen years. Throughout captivity
Jaycee was sexually assaulted many times by Philip. She was also told many lies from the Garrido
s such as Your familydoesn t love you anymore or You have nowhere else to go which convinced
Jaycee to listen to Philip and not try to escape. The setting took place in South Lake Tahoe,
California at Jaycees home in the beginning of the story, but mostly took place in the Garrido s
home in Antioch, California.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jaycee was shy, kind, and loved her family. Jaycee was a dynamic character because we know a
lot about her such as her thoughts and feeling about her family and Philip and Nancy. The story
was told from her point of view so we were told everything that she saw herd and felt. Jaycee was
a round character because she changed throughout the story such as when she was abducted and
no longer lived with her family and had to live with Philip and Nancy. Some other important
characters are Philip Garrido, Nancy Garrido, and Jaycees mom and sister. Philip Garrido had
already abducted and raped several children before Jaycee. Philip Garrido was sentenced to 431
years in prison after being caught by the parole officer for abducting Jaycee. Philip heard voices
that he called angels , and used them to blame everything on Jaycee and tell her many lies. Philip
is a dynamic character because we know a lot about him and what he thought about Jaycee and the
voices in his head. We knew how he felt about Nancy, and abusing animals. Philip is a round
character because he changes throughout the story such as in the beginning of the story Philip
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The book A Stolen Life is about Jaycee Dugard, who is also the author. The genre of the book is
fiction and is an autobiography. The book is about Jaycee Dugard who lived in South Lake
Tahoe, California. While walking to school one day Jaycee was abducted by Philip and Nancy
Garrido and held captive in a room on their property for eighteen years. Throughout captivity
Jaycee was sexually assaulted many times by Philip. She was also told many lies from the Garrido
s such as Your familydoesn t love you anymore or You have nowhere else to go which convinced
Jaycee to listen to Philip and not try to escape. The setting took place in South Lake Tahoe,
California at Jaycees home in the beginning of the story, but mostly took place in the Garrido s
home in Antioch, California.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jaycee was shy, kind, and loved her family. Jaycee was a dynamic character because we know a
lot about her such as her thoughts and feeling about her family and Philip and Nancy. The story
was told from her point of view so we were told everything that she saw herd and felt. Jaycee was
a round character because she changed throughout the story such as when she was abducted and
no longer lived with her family and had to live with Philip and Nancy. Some other important
characters are Philip Garrido, Nancy Garrido, and Jaycees mom and sister. Philip Garrido had
already abducted and raped several children before Jaycee. Philip Garrido was sentenced to 431
years in prison after being caught by the parole officer for abducting Jaycee. Philip heard voices
that he called angels , and used them to blame everything on Jaycee and tell her many lies. Philip
is a dynamic character because we know a lot about him and what he thought about Jaycee and the
voices in his head. We knew how he felt about Nancy, and abusing animals. Philip is a round
character because he changes throughout the story such as in the beginning of the story Philip
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Grey s Anatomy Poetry Analysis
Grey s Anatomy is a popular drama doctor show to this day. They had a music event episode
where everyone sang and they had two songs that display the symbolic cycle. Both pieces
compliment each other because of their similarities in the symbolic cycle, birth and death. The
visual display of the songs fit together because of the setting and how the music itself develops
throughout each song. These songs were chosen to be in Grey s Anatomybecause they illustrate real
life of losing someone and being blind to someone s pain they try to hide. In How to Save a Life
and The Story the composers develop the theme of life and death.
How to Save a Life takes place when surgeons are performing surgery on their close friend and
fellow doctor. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason Torres is performing this song is because she is in a coma and essentially her spirit
is singing to herself to make own self wake up from her coma. In the beginning since she is in a
coma, it represents death as she is at the end of the symbolic cycle, death. She starts by saying So
many stories of where I ve been which shows she has experience of life and she is at the west
side where she is an adult knowing everything. As Torres is singing, she is walking through the
hospital as she gets closer to willing herself to wake up. One of the reasons was her girlfriend,
Arizona Robbins, who loves her and she has her child Sofia to fight for. Her child, Sofia,
represents life and birth as she beings her symbolic cycle. Most of this song is about being
experienced as Torres says she has climbed mountain tops and swam all across the ocean blue
and by her saying this, she is motivating herself to wake up and be strong for everyone. Also she
talks about how everyone around her is ignorant. And all of my friends who think that I m
blessed, they don t know my head is a mess. No they don t know who I really am . This quote
from the song proves her point how no one realizes how much she has been struggling in her life
and how she has had that pain of experience and depression from everyone. The song starts the
same as How to Save a Life with a calm and softer beginning. As
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Grey s Anatomy is a popular drama doctor show to this day. They had a music event episode
where everyone sang and they had two songs that display the symbolic cycle. Both pieces
compliment each other because of their similarities in the symbolic cycle, birth and death. The
visual display of the songs fit together because of the setting and how the music itself develops
throughout each song. These songs were chosen to be in Grey s Anatomybecause they illustrate real
life of losing someone and being blind to someone s pain they try to hide. In How to Save a Life
and The Story the composers develop the theme of life and death.
How to Save a Life takes place when surgeons are performing surgery on their close friend and
fellow doctor. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason Torres is performing this song is because she is in a coma and essentially her spirit
is singing to herself to make own self wake up from her coma. In the beginning since she is in a
coma, it represents death as she is at the end of the symbolic cycle, death. She starts by saying So
many stories of where I ve been which shows she has experience of life and she is at the west
side where she is an adult knowing everything. As Torres is singing, she is walking through the
hospital as she gets closer to willing herself to wake up. One of the reasons was her girlfriend,
Arizona Robbins, who loves her and she has her child Sofia to fight for. Her child, Sofia,
represents life and birth as she beings her symbolic cycle. Most of this song is about being
experienced as Torres says she has climbed mountain tops and swam all across the ocean blue
and by her saying this, she is motivating herself to wake up and be strong for everyone. Also she
talks about how everyone around her is ignorant. And all of my friends who think that I m
blessed, they don t know my head is a mess. No they don t know who I really am . This quote
from the song proves her point how no one realizes how much she has been struggling in her life
and how she has had that pain of experience and depression from everyone. The song starts the
same as How to Save a Life with a calm and softer beginning. As
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The Failed Prosecution Of O.j. Simpson
The Failed Prosecution of O.J. Simpson
In every case a prosecution should do what it takes to show that the defendant is guilty and bring
justice to their clients. This should always ring true but in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson,
and Ron Goldman I continue to notice multiple flaws in the case. In the research conducted, I
develop a negative view of the individuals that put this case together. I believe there are six
mistakes that occur on the part of the prosecution, that lead to a Not Guilty verdict deciding the fate
of one Orenthal James Simpson.
To understand the evidence you must first understand what occurred in these murders. The O. J.
Simpson murder case (officially the People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson)
was a criminal trial held at the Los Angeles County Superior Court in California. The trial
spanned from the jury s swearing in on November 2, 1994, to opening statements on January 24,
1995, to a verdict on October 3, 1995. The former professional football star and actor O. J. Simpson
was tried on two counts of murder after the deaths of his ex wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and
waiter Ronald Lyle Goldman, in June 1994 (Simpson). The case has been described as the most
publicized criminal trial in American history (USA Today) Simpson was acquitted after a trial that
lasted more than eight months (Turow). The article on PBS titled The O.J.Verdict , discusses the
fact that Simpson was found not guilty due to weak execution by the
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The Failed Prosecution of O.J. Simpson
In every case a prosecution should do what it takes to show that the defendant is guilty and bring
justice to their clients. This should always ring true but in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson,
and Ron Goldman I continue to notice multiple flaws in the case. In the research conducted, I
develop a negative view of the individuals that put this case together. I believe there are six
mistakes that occur on the part of the prosecution, that lead to a Not Guilty verdict deciding the fate
of one Orenthal James Simpson.
To understand the evidence you must first understand what occurred in these murders. The O. J.
Simpson murder case (officially the People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson)
was a criminal trial held at the Los Angeles County Superior Court in California. The trial
spanned from the jury s swearing in on November 2, 1994, to opening statements on January 24,
1995, to a verdict on October 3, 1995. The former professional football star and actor O. J. Simpson
was tried on two counts of murder after the deaths of his ex wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and
waiter Ronald Lyle Goldman, in June 1994 (Simpson). The case has been described as the most
publicized criminal trial in American history (USA Today) Simpson was acquitted after a trial that
lasted more than eight months (Turow). The article on PBS titled The O.J.Verdict , discusses the
fact that Simpson was found not guilty due to weak execution by the
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Leave It To Beaver And Malcolm In The Middle
Reality TV are programs in which real people are continuously filmed, designed to be
entertaining rather than informative. ( reality TV: definition of reality TV in Oxford dictionary
(American English) (US), n.d.) That s the book definition and rightfully so, but I d say in the
context of reality I d use that term in the contrast between Leave it to Beaver and Malcolm in the
Middle. We have two family sitcoms that are related with both centering on a child while they
deal with problems that arise. The reality is in the way they were portrayed. One is on the side of
an idealistic portrayal of family life and the other in portraying of a somewhat normal dysfunctional
family lifestyle. In Leave it to Beaver the show starts with introductions
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Reality TV are programs in which real people are continuously filmed, designed to be
entertaining rather than informative. ( reality TV: definition of reality TV in Oxford dictionary
(American English) (US), n.d.) That s the book definition and rightfully so, but I d say in the
context of reality I d use that term in the contrast between Leave it to Beaver and Malcolm in the
Middle. We have two family sitcoms that are related with both centering on a child while they
deal with problems that arise. The reality is in the way they were portrayed. One is on the side of
an idealistic portrayal of family life and the other in portraying of a somewhat normal dysfunctional
family lifestyle. In Leave it to Beaver the show starts with introductions
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The American Legal System In The Film Erin Brockovich
In the fictional media today there are many inaccurate portrayals of the legal system to add
excitement by distorting reality. Through these portrayals, people begin to think this is the way
the legal system really is when realistically it is not as glamorized and exciting as the media
makes it seem. I watched Erin Brockovich to see how the film legitimizes the law, how it
stresses flaws in our legal system and how it accurately depicts the American legal system. This
film is a dramatized version of a true story, but the story stays mostly accurate to the
legitimization of the law. Erin Brockovich was working at a law firm as an assistant. Erin ended
up discovering that the water in Hinkley, California was contaminated with hexavalent chromium
which is poisonous and was causing all the residents to get very sick. Throughout the film Erin
and the lawyer, Ed Masry, end up getting over 600 plaintiffs who suffered significant damages to
testify against the company PG E. What started out as a small case turned into a multi million
dollar lawsuit all because of Erin. The film Erin Brockovich legitimates... Show more content on
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To begin, the film depicts how much tedious and precise legal work is involved and how much
time it takes up to get everything in order to file a lawsuit. It shows how Erin had to work long
hours, work from home and take time away from her children. The film also accurately
documents how slowly a case moves in our legal system. It depicts this by showing how much
time and work is needed to collect evidence and get the statements of all the plaintiffs. It accurately
depicts how much time it takes to do all of that by showing Erin visiting all the plaintiffs multiple
times. In the film, Erin also goes to many different places to collect physical evidence. Another
negative aspect of the American legal system portrayed in the film is the overall corruption between
large companies and the
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In the fictional media today there are many inaccurate portrayals of the legal system to add
excitement by distorting reality. Through these portrayals, people begin to think this is the way
the legal system really is when realistically it is not as glamorized and exciting as the media
makes it seem. I watched Erin Brockovich to see how the film legitimizes the law, how it
stresses flaws in our legal system and how it accurately depicts the American legal system. This
film is a dramatized version of a true story, but the story stays mostly accurate to the
legitimization of the law. Erin Brockovich was working at a law firm as an assistant. Erin ended
up discovering that the water in Hinkley, California was contaminated with hexavalent chromium
which is poisonous and was causing all the residents to get very sick. Throughout the film Erin
and the lawyer, Ed Masry, end up getting over 600 plaintiffs who suffered significant damages to
testify against the company PG E. What started out as a small case turned into a multi million
dollar lawsuit all because of Erin. The film Erin Brockovich legitimates... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
To begin, the film depicts how much tedious and precise legal work is involved and how much
time it takes up to get everything in order to file a lawsuit. It shows how Erin had to work long
hours, work from home and take time away from her children. The film also accurately
documents how slowly a case moves in our legal system. It depicts this by showing how much
time and work is needed to collect evidence and get the statements of all the plaintiffs. It accurately
depicts how much time it takes to do all of that by showing Erin visiting all the plaintiffs multiple
times. In the film, Erin also goes to many different places to collect physical evidence. Another
negative aspect of the American legal system portrayed in the film is the overall corruption between
large companies and the
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Anterograde Amnesia Case Study
Amnesia is common recognized psychological problem in daily life and according to Talmi,
Caplan, Richards, and Moscovitch (2015), amnesia is usually thought as abilities loss in long term
memory regardless of intact of short term memory. In other words, some people suffer from the
amnesia related with the impairment of short term memoryand the others suffer from the amnesia
related with the impairment of long term memory. Those amnesias can happen not only by
physical wound, but also psychological trauma. For example, A 34 year old man without past
history of any psychiatric or neurological disorder developed severe anterograde amnesia
following a psychological trauma (KUMAR, RAO, SUNNY, GANGADHAR, 2007). When it
comes to sorts of amnesias,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This mental illness has a distinct point. The distinct point of anterograde amnesia is that it is
possible to list memories that the patients can remember based on a specific point in time. In other
words, only memory that had been acquired before hippocampus was damaged is remained.
Leonarde cannot remember the memory formed after his head is hit by robber. Every acquirable
memory in everyday life is not applicable to him. He cannot remember all about incidents
because memories formed just a few minutes before is cut off and get out of from his brain.
Therefore, he doesn t have any cause and effect thought process in recent incident and has absent
recognition of time and space. This is because his head is no longer working for memories
preservation. In regard to cause of anterograde amnesia, the reason of anterograde amnesia is due
to problem in hippocampal system and that evidence can be found in many psychological journals.
Saunder (1997) maintained that most of reasons in anterograde amnesia are due to damaged
hippocampus system and damage in hippocampal system can cause loses of episodic information.
AKYILDIZ et al. (2015) also mentioned that there is intensity variation in hippocampus, when
patient cannot accumulate new, recent memory. That is, the cause of anterograde amnesia
correlate with the impairment of hippocampal system. Those impairments can occur in various
reason: physical impact, psychological shock, overdose of drug, and so on. Anterograde amnesia
influences gives fatal influence in patient s lifestyle for lifelong. However, Duff et al. (2008)
provided one case of one woman named Angie, and she showed improvement of mental process
and perception ability. Her special case is give possibility to the patients of anterograde amnesia:
patient can improve
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Amnesia is common recognized psychological problem in daily life and according to Talmi,
Caplan, Richards, and Moscovitch (2015), amnesia is usually thought as abilities loss in long term
memory regardless of intact of short term memory. In other words, some people suffer from the
amnesia related with the impairment of short term memoryand the others suffer from the amnesia
related with the impairment of long term memory. Those amnesias can happen not only by
physical wound, but also psychological trauma. For example, A 34 year old man without past
history of any psychiatric or neurological disorder developed severe anterograde amnesia
following a psychological trauma (KUMAR, RAO, SUNNY, GANGADHAR, 2007). When it
comes to sorts of amnesias,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This mental illness has a distinct point. The distinct point of anterograde amnesia is that it is
possible to list memories that the patients can remember based on a specific point in time. In other
words, only memory that had been acquired before hippocampus was damaged is remained.
Leonarde cannot remember the memory formed after his head is hit by robber. Every acquirable
memory in everyday life is not applicable to him. He cannot remember all about incidents
because memories formed just a few minutes before is cut off and get out of from his brain.
Therefore, he doesn t have any cause and effect thought process in recent incident and has absent
recognition of time and space. This is because his head is no longer working for memories
preservation. In regard to cause of anterograde amnesia, the reason of anterograde amnesia is due
to problem in hippocampal system and that evidence can be found in many psychological journals.
Saunder (1997) maintained that most of reasons in anterograde amnesia are due to damaged
hippocampus system and damage in hippocampal system can cause loses of episodic information.
AKYILDIZ et al. (2015) also mentioned that there is intensity variation in hippocampus, when
patient cannot accumulate new, recent memory. That is, the cause of anterograde amnesia
correlate with the impairment of hippocampal system. Those impairments can occur in various
reason: physical impact, psychological shock, overdose of drug, and so on. Anterograde amnesia
influences gives fatal influence in patient s lifestyle for lifelong. However, Duff et al. (2008)
provided one case of one woman named Angie, and she showed improvement of mental process
and perception ability. Her special case is give possibility to the patients of anterograde amnesia:
patient can improve
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The Dangers Of Social Pressure
The Dangers of Relenting to Social Pressure
From early childhood to adulthood, the urge to submit to social pressure is a reality that shapes
everyone on a daily basis. The desire to meet societal expectations is a factor that greatly impacts
decision making from fashion sense, to choosing friends, and to making the right choices in the
work force. Many times, this desire for acceptance repudiates one s beliefs and innate senses. In
Opinions and Social Pressure by Solomon Asch, and Perils of Obedience by Stanley Milgram, the
two psychologists conduct a series of experiments to observe how the influence of social pressure
leads to conformity and obedience to authority. Both experiments demonstrate the adverse effects
of social pressure, for conformity involves a sacrifice of self interests, while blind obedience to
authority results in the harm of others. According to the results of the experiments, social pressure
is a force that can cause people to act outside of their personal convictions and moral conscience.
In Asch s experiment, he gathers a group of seven to nine male college students, to participate in a
psychological experiment in visual judgment experiment in order to observe the time it would take
for a subject to yield to social pressure (Asch 9). The group is told match the length of a line in
comparison to three other lines of differing lengths. Unbeknownst to the subject, the other members
of the group were instructed by the experimenter to beforehand
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The Dangers of Relenting to Social Pressure
From early childhood to adulthood, the urge to submit to social pressure is a reality that shapes
everyone on a daily basis. The desire to meet societal expectations is a factor that greatly impacts
decision making from fashion sense, to choosing friends, and to making the right choices in the
work force. Many times, this desire for acceptance repudiates one s beliefs and innate senses. In
Opinions and Social Pressure by Solomon Asch, and Perils of Obedience by Stanley Milgram, the
two psychologists conduct a series of experiments to observe how the influence of social pressure
leads to conformity and obedience to authority. Both experiments demonstrate the adverse effects
of social pressure, for conformity involves a sacrifice of self interests, while blind obedience to
authority results in the harm of others. According to the results of the experiments, social pressure
is a force that can cause people to act outside of their personal convictions and moral conscience.
In Asch s experiment, he gathers a group of seven to nine male college students, to participate in a
psychological experiment in visual judgment experiment in order to observe the time it would take
for a subject to yield to social pressure (Asch 9). The group is told match the length of a line in
comparison to three other lines of differing lengths. Unbeknownst to the subject, the other members
of the group were instructed by the experimenter to beforehand
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Acid Base Balance Research Paper
Abstract
In this essay I will be discussing four conditions: respiratory acidosis, respiratory alkalosis,
metabolic acidosis and metabolic alkalosis. I will be defining each condition by including the
levels of PCO2 or HCO3 and the pH levels, common causes for each condition, the compensatory
mechanism for each condition, treatment mechanisms for each condition, and how older age may
compromise the acid base balance processes.
Acid Base Balances and Fluids and Electrolytes
This is the most common challenge to acid base balance develops when the respiratory system
can t eliminate all the CO2 generated by the peripheral tissues. CO2 is the single biggest
influence on acid base balance in the body, because it is generated as a metabolic waste product 24
/7 by virtually every body cell. Primary symptom is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main cause of acid base imbalance is production of lactic acid from strenuous activity. Other
organic acids produced through metabolic activities, like the generation of carbon dioxide and its
transport in the blood. A less common cause would be reduced ability to excrete H+ at the kidneys
a drop in bicarbonate ions (HCO3 ) impairs the normal buffering ability of the carbonic acid
bicarbonate system; severe diarrhea can compromise this system, with HCO3 (which would
normally be recovered from the digestive tract. Many digestive secretions have bicarbonate ion in
them being lost in the feces rather than recovered physicians need to look at the causes of the
acidosis. In severe cases requiring treatment, the person receives respiratory assistance, and
isotonic IV s with sodium lactate, sodium gluconate or sodium bicarbonate. These compounds
can act as buffers, lowering the pH of the body s fluids). Respiratory and metabolic acidosis can
be linked, as in a near drowning, when PO2 is low, PCO2 is high, and the struggling person
generated a lot of lactic acid in their oxygen starved tissues. ( Tonicity of solutions,
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Abstract
In this essay I will be discussing four conditions: respiratory acidosis, respiratory alkalosis,
metabolic acidosis and metabolic alkalosis. I will be defining each condition by including the
levels of PCO2 or HCO3 and the pH levels, common causes for each condition, the compensatory
mechanism for each condition, treatment mechanisms for each condition, and how older age may
compromise the acid base balance processes.
Acid Base Balances and Fluids and Electrolytes
This is the most common challenge to acid base balance develops when the respiratory system
can t eliminate all the CO2 generated by the peripheral tissues. CO2 is the single biggest
influence on acid base balance in the body, because it is generated as a metabolic waste product 24
/7 by virtually every body cell. Primary symptom is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main cause of acid base imbalance is production of lactic acid from strenuous activity. Other
organic acids produced through metabolic activities, like the generation of carbon dioxide and its
transport in the blood. A less common cause would be reduced ability to excrete H+ at the kidneys
a drop in bicarbonate ions (HCO3 ) impairs the normal buffering ability of the carbonic acid
bicarbonate system; severe diarrhea can compromise this system, with HCO3 (which would
normally be recovered from the digestive tract. Many digestive secretions have bicarbonate ion in
them being lost in the feces rather than recovered physicians need to look at the causes of the
acidosis. In severe cases requiring treatment, the person receives respiratory assistance, and
isotonic IV s with sodium lactate, sodium gluconate or sodium bicarbonate. These compounds
can act as buffers, lowering the pH of the body s fluids). Respiratory and metabolic acidosis can
be linked, as in a near drowning, when PO2 is low, PCO2 is high, and the struggling person
generated a lot of lactic acid in their oxygen starved tissues. ( Tonicity of solutions,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Net Neutrality Video Analysis
After reviewing the videos about net neutrality, and the pros and cons on the subject, I am a
supporter of net neutrality and against priority internet access. The meaning behind net neutrality is
essentially that no bit of information should be prioritized over another bit of information. The first
video s analogy was comparing the big internetbroadband companies, such as Netflix, Amazon,
and Hulu, as big trucks dominating over the other smaller internet sites which would be the
smaller cars on the highway. Now since the FCC s new rule, those big companies will not be able
to dominate the speeds of internet because they paid more money. I believe that the internet does
not need broadband companies fighting over who is going to control
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After reviewing the videos about net neutrality, and the pros and cons on the subject, I am a
supporter of net neutrality and against priority internet access. The meaning behind net neutrality is
essentially that no bit of information should be prioritized over another bit of information. The first
video s analogy was comparing the big internetbroadband companies, such as Netflix, Amazon,
and Hulu, as big trucks dominating over the other smaller internet sites which would be the
smaller cars on the highway. Now since the FCC s new rule, those big companies will not be able
to dominate the speeds of internet because they paid more money. I believe that the internet does
not need broadband companies fighting over who is going to control
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Perfume Character Analysis
Patrick SГ јskind s seminal 1985 novel, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, achieves that rare feat of
creating a main character that portrays a protagonist that lacks conventional heroic qualities or in
other literature term, an anti hero. The novel discusses the main character Grenouille, who became
an infamous criminal who lived in the unhygienic and uprising rebellion in Paris, France, 18th
century. He had experienced life chiefly through his highly developed sense of smell. SГ јskind s
did a marvelous job in portraying personality traits that can be attributed and recognized to an
actual serial killer. Moreover, he has been more in depth within Grenouille s personality by adding
common mental disabilities and psychological abuse that the... Show more content on
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Born into an era where religion was a major importance to the people and an essence of life.
Without any logical or spiritual reasoning, it would lead them to the idea that the person or
object considers being abnormal. Without a possession of a personal fragrance, he was titled as
unidentified and abominable. This led him the absence of someone to guide him and
comprehending the difference between what is considered morally right or wrong. On a
contrary, unlike Grenouille, Ed Gein isolation was due to the fault of parental guidance. Gein
lived a repressive and solitary life on his family homestead with a weak brother, violent
unemployed alcoholic father, and domineering mother. His mother, moved into a desolate
location to prevent outsiders from influencing her sons. ( Ed Gein: Real American Psycho. Ed
Gein: Real American Psycho.) Gein only left the premises to go to school and she blocked any
attempt he made to pursue friendships. With a slight growth over one eye and an effeminate
demeanor, the young Gein became a target for bullies. His mother made a habit of punishing her
boys for even trying to make friends. Despite receiving a substantial amount of abuse from his
mother, Gein was obsessed with pleasing her. His mother, a devoted and fanatical Lutheran,
drummed into her boys the innate immorality of the world, the evil of drink and the belief that all
women (herself excluded) were prostitutes and lewd. When
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Patrick SГ јskind s seminal 1985 novel, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, achieves that rare feat of
creating a main character that portrays a protagonist that lacks conventional heroic qualities or in
other literature term, an anti hero. The novel discusses the main character Grenouille, who became
an infamous criminal who lived in the unhygienic and uprising rebellion in Paris, France, 18th
century. He had experienced life chiefly through his highly developed sense of smell. SГ јskind s
did a marvelous job in portraying personality traits that can be attributed and recognized to an
actual serial killer. Moreover, he has been more in depth within Grenouille s personality by adding
common mental disabilities and psychological abuse that the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Born into an era where religion was a major importance to the people and an essence of life.
Without any logical or spiritual reasoning, it would lead them to the idea that the person or
object considers being abnormal. Without a possession of a personal fragrance, he was titled as
unidentified and abominable. This led him the absence of someone to guide him and
comprehending the difference between what is considered morally right or wrong. On a
contrary, unlike Grenouille, Ed Gein isolation was due to the fault of parental guidance. Gein
lived a repressive and solitary life on his family homestead with a weak brother, violent
unemployed alcoholic father, and domineering mother. His mother, moved into a desolate
location to prevent outsiders from influencing her sons. ( Ed Gein: Real American Psycho. Ed
Gein: Real American Psycho.) Gein only left the premises to go to school and she blocked any
attempt he made to pursue friendships. With a slight growth over one eye and an effeminate
demeanor, the young Gein became a target for bullies. His mother made a habit of punishing her
boys for even trying to make friends. Despite receiving a substantial amount of abuse from his
mother, Gein was obsessed with pleasing her. His mother, a devoted and fanatical Lutheran,
drummed into her boys the innate immorality of the world, the evil of drink and the belief that all
women (herself excluded) were prostitutes and lewd. When
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Home Ownership Has Long Been Considered The Epitome Of
Home ownership has long been considered the epitome of success within Australian culture. A 2008
literature review highlighted almost 70% of the Australian population fall into two distinct
categories on home ownership: outright ownership and mortgage repayments, (University of
Western Sydney Urban Research Centre, 2008, p. 4). Outright home ownership comprises
approximately 34% of the Australian population in the first category. Approximately 35% of the
Australian population are currently repaying loans after obtaining a mortgage from an approved
financial institution. Renting comprises approximately 29% of the current Australian population,
(University of Western Sydney Urban Research Centre, 2008, p. 4).
There appears to be a variety ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The average household income required to purchase property in Melbourne was $79,266, (Core
Logic, 2016, p. 12).
ADVANTAGES OF USING SUPERANNUATION TO PURCHASE A FIRST HOME
The Australian Federal Government in recent years announced a contentious proposal in which first
home buyers should access their initial superannuation savings to purchase their property. Most
recent data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) as of February 2015 highlighted the
increase in first home buyer population in their early thirties to forties by 57%. This is in contrast
to the greater number of first home buyers aged in their early twenties and thirties when housing
was more affordable, (Marinos, 2015).
The proposal for first home buyers using superannuation savings to finance the purchase of their
first home was raised initially by now current South Australian senator Nick Xenophon and former
Treasurer Joe Hockey MP back in 2014, (Marinos, 2015). The proposals forwarded by the South
Australian independent senator are meritorious for two reasons. Firstly, home buyers seeking to
gain ascendancy onto the real estate market can do so by purchasing property via superannuation
funds, (Gadd, n.d.). Secondly, using a proportion of superannuation savings could result in the
creation of affordable housing and the prevention of real estate speculation. The South Australian
senator cites a housing affordability measure currently operating in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Home ownership has long been considered the epitome of success within Australian culture. A 2008
literature review highlighted almost 70% of the Australian population fall into two distinct
categories on home ownership: outright ownership and mortgage repayments, (University of
Western Sydney Urban Research Centre, 2008, p. 4). Outright home ownership comprises
approximately 34% of the Australian population in the first category. Approximately 35% of the
Australian population are currently repaying loans after obtaining a mortgage from an approved
financial institution. Renting comprises approximately 29% of the current Australian population,
(University of Western Sydney Urban Research Centre, 2008, p. 4).
There appears to be a variety ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The average household income required to purchase property in Melbourne was $79,266, (Core
Logic, 2016, p. 12).
ADVANTAGES OF USING SUPERANNUATION TO PURCHASE A FIRST HOME
The Australian Federal Government in recent years announced a contentious proposal in which first
home buyers should access their initial superannuation savings to purchase their property. Most
recent data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) as of February 2015 highlighted the
increase in first home buyer population in their early thirties to forties by 57%. This is in contrast
to the greater number of first home buyers aged in their early twenties and thirties when housing
was more affordable, (Marinos, 2015).
The proposal for first home buyers using superannuation savings to finance the purchase of their
first home was raised initially by now current South Australian senator Nick Xenophon and former
Treasurer Joe Hockey MP back in 2014, (Marinos, 2015). The proposals forwarded by the South
Australian independent senator are meritorious for two reasons. Firstly, home buyers seeking to
gain ascendancy onto the real estate market can do so by purchasing property via superannuation
funds, (Gadd, n.d.). Secondly, using a proportion of superannuation savings could result in the
creation of affordable housing and the prevention of real estate speculation. The South Australian
senator cites a housing affordability measure currently operating in
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Practicing Safe Sex
Safe Sex Practicing safe sex means taking steps during and before sex to reduce your risk of:
Getting a sexually transmitted diseases (STD). Giving your partner an STD. Unwanted
pregnancy. HOW CAN I PRACTICE SAFE SEX? To practice safe sex: Limit your sexual
partners to only one partner who is having sex with only you. Avoid using alcohol and
recreational drugs before having sex. They can affect your judgment. Before having sex with a
new partner: Talk to your partner about past partners, past STDs, and drug use. You and your
partner should be screened for STDs and discuss the results with each other. Check your body
regularly for sores, blisters, rashes, or unusual discharge, and see your health
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Safe Sex Practicing safe sex means taking steps during and before sex to reduce your risk of:
Getting a sexually transmitted diseases (STD). Giving your partner an STD. Unwanted
pregnancy. HOW CAN I PRACTICE SAFE SEX? To practice safe sex: Limit your sexual
partners to only one partner who is having sex with only you. Avoid using alcohol and
recreational drugs before having sex. They can affect your judgment. Before having sex with a
new partner: Talk to your partner about past partners, past STDs, and drug use. You and your
partner should be screened for STDs and discuss the results with each other. Check your body
regularly for sores, blisters, rashes, or unusual discharge, and see your health
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Essay on Using PCR and Gel Electrophoresis to Determine...
Using PCR and Gel Electrophoresis to Determine Genotype In certain situations, it is necessary
to identify DNA retreived from a sample. When there is a small sample in need of identification,
Polymerase Chain Reactions are used to multiply the DNA in the sample in to many identical
samples. The DNA retrieved from the reaction can then be imported into an aparatus using gel
electrophoresis to compare the sample of DNA to other samples. In our experiment we learned
the how to replicate tiny samples of DNA into usable amounts and how to analyze the specimine
using gel electrophoresis. The samples of DNA were obtained by plucking individual hairs from
students heads and using the PCR device to replicate the DNA from the roots of... Show more
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This process results in exact coppies of DNA molecules. The amplified samples of DNA were
placed into the gel electrophoresis aparatus where we were able to see if the sample of DNA
was heterozygous or homozygous. It is important for us to be able to replicate and examine
DNA. In the event of violent crimes, small samples such as hair, skin, seamen, blood, or urine
can give investigators a sort of genetic fingerprint of the criminal. The first step in employing
the methods discussed above to replicate and investigate DNA was to obtain a sample. Our
samples were obtained by plucking hair from students in our class. The root of the hair was
isolated and placed into a small microfuge tube. The tube with the hair root was then incubated in
100 ul of digestion buffer containing 6ug of proteinase K for one hour at 55В°C then for ten
minuets at 95В°C using the thermocycler in the lab room. When the DNA extraction was
cooled, the tubes were vortexed for thirty seconds. After that a new microfuge tube was set up by
adding 15.0ul of the extracted DNA and 10.0ul of the reaction muxture. The reaction mixture
contained 4.0ul of H2O, 2.50 ul of 10x PCR buffer without Mg, 1.25ul of DMSO and 20x dNTP
s, and 0.50ul of #1 and #2 primer. It should be noted that a hotstart PCR is required. This means
that the Taq DNA polymerase is not to be added to the PCR reaction mixture until the solution has
reached 95В°C. The temperature conditions for the
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Using PCR and Gel Electrophoresis to Determine Genotype In certain situations, it is necessary
to identify DNA retreived from a sample. When there is a small sample in need of identification,
Polymerase Chain Reactions are used to multiply the DNA in the sample in to many identical
samples. The DNA retrieved from the reaction can then be imported into an aparatus using gel
electrophoresis to compare the sample of DNA to other samples. In our experiment we learned
the how to replicate tiny samples of DNA into usable amounts and how to analyze the specimine
using gel electrophoresis. The samples of DNA were obtained by plucking individual hairs from
students heads and using the PCR device to replicate the DNA from the roots of... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This process results in exact coppies of DNA molecules. The amplified samples of DNA were
placed into the gel electrophoresis aparatus where we were able to see if the sample of DNA
was heterozygous or homozygous. It is important for us to be able to replicate and examine
DNA. In the event of violent crimes, small samples such as hair, skin, seamen, blood, or urine
can give investigators a sort of genetic fingerprint of the criminal. The first step in employing
the methods discussed above to replicate and investigate DNA was to obtain a sample. Our
samples were obtained by plucking hair from students in our class. The root of the hair was
isolated and placed into a small microfuge tube. The tube with the hair root was then incubated in
100 ul of digestion buffer containing 6ug of proteinase K for one hour at 55В°C then for ten
minuets at 95В°C using the thermocycler in the lab room. When the DNA extraction was
cooled, the tubes were vortexed for thirty seconds. After that a new microfuge tube was set up by
adding 15.0ul of the extracted DNA and 10.0ul of the reaction muxture. The reaction mixture
contained 4.0ul of H2O, 2.50 ul of 10x PCR buffer without Mg, 1.25ul of DMSO and 20x dNTP
s, and 0.50ul of #1 and #2 primer. It should be noted that a hotstart PCR is required. This means
that the Taq DNA polymerase is not to be added to the PCR reaction mixture until the solution has
reached 95В°C. The temperature conditions for the
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Thin Layer Chromatography Essay
The isolation and purification of phosphatidylcholine from egg yolk is successfully achieved
through aluminum oxide chromatography. The chromatography purified fractions of PC is
concentrated by doing thin layer chromatography. The TLC plate from first two fractions showed
indication of PC, which describes the separation is very faster than the typical experiment.
Usually fractions 5 9 contains the highly concentrated PC ( Clingman ).The net weight of the PC
obtained after all the purification is 1.14grams.The TLC analysis between crude PC and purified
PC is compare with standard lyso PC.The purified PC and crude PC has same Rf value but crude
PC has additional spots that are not present in purified run. Since the purified PC has one prominent
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Another factor that influence micelle formation is , the salt concentration and pH. The membrane
phospholipids are disrupted by mild nonionic detergents to isolate them but the isolated lipids
should be functional to react with the enzyme phospholipases. If pH and salt concentration is not
maintained at biological range, the micelles formed could be nonfunctional or denatured. This will
make the phospholipases reactivity with lipids impossible.
TLC is used this experiment is discontinuous method to analyze phospholipase reaction.
Spectrophotometry can be used to monitor enzymatic reaction activity continuously without
interrupting. However, TLC analysis more suitable method than spectrophotometry for following
phospholipase reactions because the products of the reaction does not have light absorption
qualities such as aromatic or conjugated pi system. However, products have polarity properties,
which can be exploited to measure the reaction using TLC.
This experiment has successfully demonstrated the isolation efficiently by TLC plate analysis. In
addition, site specific cleavage of phospholipases and reaction sensitivity to detergent also evident
from this
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The isolation and purification of phosphatidylcholine from egg yolk is successfully achieved
through aluminum oxide chromatography. The chromatography purified fractions of PC is
concentrated by doing thin layer chromatography. The TLC plate from first two fractions showed
indication of PC, which describes the separation is very faster than the typical experiment.
Usually fractions 5 9 contains the highly concentrated PC ( Clingman ).The net weight of the PC
obtained after all the purification is 1.14grams.The TLC analysis between crude PC and purified
PC is compare with standard lyso PC.The purified PC and crude PC has same Rf value but crude
PC has additional spots that are not present in purified run. Since the purified PC has one prominent
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Another factor that influence micelle formation is , the salt concentration and pH. The membrane
phospholipids are disrupted by mild nonionic detergents to isolate them but the isolated lipids
should be functional to react with the enzyme phospholipases. If pH and salt concentration is not
maintained at biological range, the micelles formed could be nonfunctional or denatured. This will
make the phospholipases reactivity with lipids impossible.
TLC is used this experiment is discontinuous method to analyze phospholipase reaction.
Spectrophotometry can be used to monitor enzymatic reaction activity continuously without
interrupting. However, TLC analysis more suitable method than spectrophotometry for following
phospholipase reactions because the products of the reaction does not have light absorption
qualities such as aromatic or conjugated pi system. However, products have polarity properties,
which can be exploited to measure the reaction using TLC.
This experiment has successfully demonstrated the isolation efficiently by TLC plate analysis. In
addition, site specific cleavage of phospholipases and reaction sensitivity to detergent also evident
from this
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Spielberg s Oskar Schindler As A Business Man
One of the most emotional movies I ve ever seen. Spielberg has documented evil and made a
moving tribute to the victims and survivors of the Holocaust. The story centers around the true
story of Oskar Schindler, a war profiteer who paid to save the lives of Jews during the holocaust.
The film presents Schindler as a business man, a womanizer, a profiteer, and a humanitarian. This
contrasts allow for a beautiful character development. His interactions with Ralph Fiennes, who is
very chilling as the commandant of the concentration camp Amon Goeth, shows him to be a man
struggling with hypocrisy. He disapproves of Goeth s cold blooded murder and harsh treatment of
the Jews, but he clearly enjoys Goeth s company. He has a hard time reconciling
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One of the most emotional movies I ve ever seen. Spielberg has documented evil and made a
moving tribute to the victims and survivors of the Holocaust. The story centers around the true
story of Oskar Schindler, a war profiteer who paid to save the lives of Jews during the holocaust.
The film presents Schindler as a business man, a womanizer, a profiteer, and a humanitarian. This
contrasts allow for a beautiful character development. His interactions with Ralph Fiennes, who is
very chilling as the commandant of the concentration camp Amon Goeth, shows him to be a man
struggling with hypocrisy. He disapproves of Goeth s cold blooded murder and harsh treatment of
the Jews, but he clearly enjoys Goeth s company. He has a hard time reconciling
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The Organizational Culture Of The Beef Industry
1.Introduction When the Beef industry took a hit about ten years ago, one company who was able
to stabilize itself in the rocky market was KBJ Beef Processing Equipment. The question now that
they have successfully implemented a new system into stabilizing their business, is how do they
begin to thrive in it? Currently, the system they have implemented is much more effective than the
prior. One key to the new system was the idea of reduced roles. This was key strategy because it
allowed the company to consolidate and focus on themselves rather than worry about the market.
Instead of panicking, they looked inward to discover the key to surviving in a sinking market.
2.What are the New Ideas The organizational culture within the company... Show more content on
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This makes sure that the people in command are not only reliable, but if they are struggling to
meet the deadlines and goals of the company, they can easily be replaced by a younger more
incentivized employee. This kind of revolving door of productivity allows the workers to
understand how the company is performing and how each of their jobs is benefiting the
company. This kind of high employee efficiency mixed with happy workers produces an
outcome that will save KBJ Beef Processing Equipment from the seemingly inevitable downfall
of the beef market. 3.Comparisons The main reason Suede implemented this structure was
because the efficiency of the company was not where it needed to be in order to survive the
tough times. When information or tasks were sent down the chain of command, it was usually
too late or often not even deemed worth solving. Suede on the other hand wants to create a
system where every small problem, no matter how small, is solved so the company can continue
to operate on as high of a level as possible. He was also able to turn the mentality of the company
completely around. Placing the responsibilities of the employees completely on their own
shoulders was the best thing to happen to KBJ Beef Processing Equipment. This way when an
employee falters, the only person they can blame is themselves. This creates almost a military
sense of teamwork. When everyone takes care of themselves and
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1.Introduction When the Beef industry took a hit about ten years ago, one company who was able
to stabilize itself in the rocky market was KBJ Beef Processing Equipment. The question now that
they have successfully implemented a new system into stabilizing their business, is how do they
begin to thrive in it? Currently, the system they have implemented is much more effective than the
prior. One key to the new system was the idea of reduced roles. This was key strategy because it
allowed the company to consolidate and focus on themselves rather than worry about the market.
Instead of panicking, they looked inward to discover the key to surviving in a sinking market.
2.What are the New Ideas The organizational culture within the company... Show more content on
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This makes sure that the people in command are not only reliable, but if they are struggling to
meet the deadlines and goals of the company, they can easily be replaced by a younger more
incentivized employee. This kind of revolving door of productivity allows the workers to
understand how the company is performing and how each of their jobs is benefiting the
company. This kind of high employee efficiency mixed with happy workers produces an
outcome that will save KBJ Beef Processing Equipment from the seemingly inevitable downfall
of the beef market. 3.Comparisons The main reason Suede implemented this structure was
because the efficiency of the company was not where it needed to be in order to survive the
tough times. When information or tasks were sent down the chain of command, it was usually
too late or often not even deemed worth solving. Suede on the other hand wants to create a
system where every small problem, no matter how small, is solved so the company can continue
to operate on as high of a level as possible. He was also able to turn the mentality of the company
completely around. Placing the responsibilities of the employees completely on their own
shoulders was the best thing to happen to KBJ Beef Processing Equipment. This way when an
employee falters, the only person they can blame is themselves. This creates almost a military
sense of teamwork. When everyone takes care of themselves and
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Local Adaptation of Plants Essay
In this study, the effect of introducing non local plant material into a certain environment for
restoration purposes was investigated. Several studies already showed that plants exhibit local
adaptation to their sympatric environment (Howe et al., 2003; Savolainen et al., 2007; Leimu and
Fischer, 2008; Salmela, 2014). We hypothesized that if A. arenaria shows evidence of local
adaptation, we expect the plantsof the experimental site, and closely related ones, to have a greater
performance than allopatric populations (Vander Mijnsbrugge et al., 2010). Results indicated an
increase in survival with increasing distance from the study site in the first phase of the experiment.
In the second phase, the relation between survival and distance... Show more content on
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However, we did not see an effect of the origin of the plants on the condition, so we cannot
completely confirm this theory. Also, since the relation between the distance and survival was
positive, we cannot say we confirmed the theory of local adaptation. In our analysis, we used
geographic distance as a measure for the differentiation between the various populations. In most
cases, environmental distance is the best way to study population divergence ( Joshi et al., 2001;
Bischoff et al., 2006; Leimu and Fischer, 2008; Bischoff and Tremulot, 2011). This implies that
populations that are close to each other but very dissimilar can differ a lot more from each other
than populations that are more distant but more similar (Bischoff et al., 2006). In Leimu and Fisher
(2008) they stated that geographical distance is only a good measure if it is correlated with
environmental distance, where the latter can be an important selective agent for local adaptation.
By this, the results could be different with the use of the environmental distance. Also, the
experimental plants were in the field during autumn and winter, implying that aboveground
herbivores were largely absent. It is demonstrated that also aboveground herbivores can act as
selective forces in plant populations, since these herbivores can have strong negative effects on the
plant fitness (Jarosz and Davelos, 1995; Abdala Roberts and Marquis, 2007; Arany et al., 2009).
Taking both
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In this study, the effect of introducing non local plant material into a certain environment for
restoration purposes was investigated. Several studies already showed that plants exhibit local
adaptation to their sympatric environment (Howe et al., 2003; Savolainen et al., 2007; Leimu and
Fischer, 2008; Salmela, 2014). We hypothesized that if A. arenaria shows evidence of local
adaptation, we expect the plantsof the experimental site, and closely related ones, to have a greater
performance than allopatric populations (Vander Mijnsbrugge et al., 2010). Results indicated an
increase in survival with increasing distance from the study site in the first phase of the experiment.
In the second phase, the relation between survival and distance... Show more content on
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However, we did not see an effect of the origin of the plants on the condition, so we cannot
completely confirm this theory. Also, since the relation between the distance and survival was
positive, we cannot say we confirmed the theory of local adaptation. In our analysis, we used
geographic distance as a measure for the differentiation between the various populations. In most
cases, environmental distance is the best way to study population divergence ( Joshi et al., 2001;
Bischoff et al., 2006; Leimu and Fischer, 2008; Bischoff and Tremulot, 2011). This implies that
populations that are close to each other but very dissimilar can differ a lot more from each other
than populations that are more distant but more similar (Bischoff et al., 2006). In Leimu and Fisher
(2008) they stated that geographical distance is only a good measure if it is correlated with
environmental distance, where the latter can be an important selective agent for local adaptation.
By this, the results could be different with the use of the environmental distance. Also, the
experimental plants were in the field during autumn and winter, implying that aboveground
herbivores were largely absent. It is demonstrated that also aboveground herbivores can act as
selective forces in plant populations, since these herbivores can have strong negative effects on the
plant fitness (Jarosz and Davelos, 1995; Abdala Roberts and Marquis, 2007; Arany et al., 2009).
Taking both
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Car Audio History
There are many jobs that involve electrical circuits, such as: a car audio technician, an
electrician, and an instrumentation technician. Though these jobs may be different, they all
have one common thing between them: they all involve electrical circuits. Let s first talk about
a car audio technician. Car audio has come a long way since the first commercial radio, the
Model 5T71, released in 1930. Car audio has evolved from just the basic AM receiver with a
speaker, to a more complex system. Radios today have multiple ways of listening to music, such
as: the radio, itself, CD players, iPods, USB flash drives, SD cards, and Bluetooth. Every car
audio system has three basics parts to it: the head unit (the radio), an amplifier, and the speakers.
When the head unit first came out the only source for audio was AM radio. Many years later,
FM radio, 8 track, and cassettes came out. Many head units today come stock with CD players
and FM radio. Some factory head units can even receive satellite radio. Many cars now come with
Bluetooth, navigation, and various ports for connecting a music player, such as an aux port and
USB port. Most head units offer the ability to adjust the tone of the audio coming out of the... Show
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The amplifier makes the sounds coming from the speakers stronger and clearer. The speakers
are what the audio comes through. There are three different types of speakers one can have in
their car audio setup. First, there are the tweeters. The tweeters produce the higher frequency
sounds that the mids and lows can t. Second, there are the mids. The mids produce the middle
ranged frequencies, and lastly, the subwoofer (lows). The subwoofer can produce audio as low as
20 hertz. The way all of these components works is that the amplifier is connected to the car
battery, which provides power, the amplifier is also connected to the radio, which sends a signal to
the amp, telling the speakers what type of audio to
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There are many jobs that involve electrical circuits, such as: a car audio technician, an
electrician, and an instrumentation technician. Though these jobs may be different, they all
have one common thing between them: they all involve electrical circuits. Let s first talk about
a car audio technician. Car audio has come a long way since the first commercial radio, the
Model 5T71, released in 1930. Car audio has evolved from just the basic AM receiver with a
speaker, to a more complex system. Radios today have multiple ways of listening to music, such
as: the radio, itself, CD players, iPods, USB flash drives, SD cards, and Bluetooth. Every car
audio system has three basics parts to it: the head unit (the radio), an amplifier, and the speakers.
When the head unit first came out the only source for audio was AM radio. Many years later,
FM radio, 8 track, and cassettes came out. Many head units today come stock with CD players
and FM radio. Some factory head units can even receive satellite radio. Many cars now come with
Bluetooth, navigation, and various ports for connecting a music player, such as an aux port and
USB port. Most head units offer the ability to adjust the tone of the audio coming out of the... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The amplifier makes the sounds coming from the speakers stronger and clearer. The speakers
are what the audio comes through. There are three different types of speakers one can have in
their car audio setup. First, there are the tweeters. The tweeters produce the higher frequency
sounds that the mids and lows can t. Second, there are the mids. The mids produce the middle
ranged frequencies, and lastly, the subwoofer (lows). The subwoofer can produce audio as low as
20 hertz. The way all of these components works is that the amplifier is connected to the car
battery, which provides power, the amplifier is also connected to the radio, which sends a signal to
the amp, telling the speakers what type of audio to
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Coercion by Douglas Rushkoff
Introduction: They Say The first part of the book introduces the idea of they, the people who
seek to influence our lives in some form or fashion, and it poses questions about our collective
cultural behaviors that have become an everyday event. The author introduces himself to us the
readers. He also expresses his reason for writing the book by pointing to the backfire effect his
previous books. Because he was a media/advertisement consultant, he acts as a double agent
writing down and reporting the coercive practices from everyday people to large corporations. And
that is exactly what he does in the book. He does not reach to conclusions and point at the
responsible parties, but instead he strictly reports the facts, although no... Show more content on
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Why? It creates a sort of scenario that puts the customer into a fantasy. The customer is forced to
obey when he is asked presumptive questions. To make people quickly sign the contract for the
car, Jim tried to seem like an ally to people. He would tell customers that the big, bad manager
made a mistake and that they needed to sign quickly before the manager realized he made the
error. Since many of us have caught on to this extremely traumatizing experience, we all live to
loathe it. So GM launched a new brand, Saturn, to make the car buying experience less
regrettable. Rushkoff says that although this might not seem like coercion, but actually we are
coerced into buying a car at fixed price just so that we appear not to get ripped off. The way
coercion is really effective is by making it hide so well that the people who sell us things, like
the happy, cheerful youths at GAP, do not themselves know that they are coercing. This can be
achieved by having ambiguous goals in acrostic poems spelling out the company s name.
Another way is mind washing the employees by training courses. These techniques to hide
coercion are so well hidden that people actually blame themselves if a store earns less than
expected profits or if it goes out of business. A company called AMRAP exploited our social
survivor skills so well that it had to be shut down by the Federal Trade Commission. They used
social get togethers to get people
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Introduction: They Say The first part of the book introduces the idea of they, the people who
seek to influence our lives in some form or fashion, and it poses questions about our collective
cultural behaviors that have become an everyday event. The author introduces himself to us the
readers. He also expresses his reason for writing the book by pointing to the backfire effect his
previous books. Because he was a media/advertisement consultant, he acts as a double agent
writing down and reporting the coercive practices from everyday people to large corporations. And
that is exactly what he does in the book. He does not reach to conclusions and point at the
responsible parties, but instead he strictly reports the facts, although no... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Why? It creates a sort of scenario that puts the customer into a fantasy. The customer is forced to
obey when he is asked presumptive questions. To make people quickly sign the contract for the
car, Jim tried to seem like an ally to people. He would tell customers that the big, bad manager
made a mistake and that they needed to sign quickly before the manager realized he made the
error. Since many of us have caught on to this extremely traumatizing experience, we all live to
loathe it. So GM launched a new brand, Saturn, to make the car buying experience less
regrettable. Rushkoff says that although this might not seem like coercion, but actually we are
coerced into buying a car at fixed price just so that we appear not to get ripped off. The way
coercion is really effective is by making it hide so well that the people who sell us things, like
the happy, cheerful youths at GAP, do not themselves know that they are coercing. This can be
achieved by having ambiguous goals in acrostic poems spelling out the company s name.
Another way is mind washing the employees by training courses. These techniques to hide
coercion are so well hidden that people actually blame themselves if a store earns less than
expected profits or if it goes out of business. A company called AMRAP exploited our social
survivor skills so well that it had to be shut down by the Federal Trade Commission. They used
social get togethers to get people
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Despite Lower Costs (Or Even Free), External Support...
Despite lower costs (or even free), external support mechanisms, especially with third parties and/or
support forums demonstrate significant shortcomings for Gulfstream enterprise integration.
Gulfstream zealously protects its intellectual property. Information security levels risk
compromising when interdependency occurs between firms (Cezar, Cavusoglu, Raghunathan,
2016). This results not only due to increased security threats through the additive exposure, but also
because one partner may take a free ride and invest less in the security protection. In addition, many
aircraft programs at Gulfstream incorporate specifications, designs, and parts subject to
International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Non domestic entities are... Show more content
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Effective team members monitor and back up each other s performance and are collectively
oriented toward the desired outcome. By carefully considering the IMOI model, leadership
intervention, and the five keys to improving team performance, organizations can successfully
maximize teamwork for the benefit of the organization and the members of the team. Gulfstream
can gain even higher performance from the three groups that are widely spread among various
departments. By intelligently analyzing the load balance of support requests and matching to the
KSAs of the individual team members, response times can be met for high priority situations. As
knowledge capture gains traction, knowledge retention can be keyed for immediate retrieval. The
spillover effect will become noticeable, diffusing the knowledge to other teams, departments, and
facilities. This will generate higher productivity on both the engineering production side and in the
technical support groups. As Ba and Nault showed, the social benefit of increased innovation
becomes a positive externality, justifying further interventions (2016). The difficulty that faces
Gulfstream is how to provide better support with fewer personnel for more users. Fortunately, the
IT landscape provides many analytic solutions that match known solutions to issues being worked
by less skilled
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Despite lower costs (or even free), external support mechanisms, especially with third parties and/or
support forums demonstrate significant shortcomings for Gulfstream enterprise integration.
Gulfstream zealously protects its intellectual property. Information security levels risk
compromising when interdependency occurs between firms (Cezar, Cavusoglu, Raghunathan,
2016). This results not only due to increased security threats through the additive exposure, but also
because one partner may take a free ride and invest less in the security protection. In addition, many
aircraft programs at Gulfstream incorporate specifications, designs, and parts subject to
International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Non domestic entities are... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Effective team members monitor and back up each other s performance and are collectively
oriented toward the desired outcome. By carefully considering the IMOI model, leadership
intervention, and the five keys to improving team performance, organizations can successfully
maximize teamwork for the benefit of the organization and the members of the team. Gulfstream
can gain even higher performance from the three groups that are widely spread among various
departments. By intelligently analyzing the load balance of support requests and matching to the
KSAs of the individual team members, response times can be met for high priority situations. As
knowledge capture gains traction, knowledge retention can be keyed for immediate retrieval. The
spillover effect will become noticeable, diffusing the knowledge to other teams, departments, and
facilities. This will generate higher productivity on both the engineering production side and in the
technical support groups. As Ba and Nault showed, the social benefit of increased innovation
becomes a positive externality, justifying further interventions (2016). The difficulty that faces
Gulfstream is how to provide better support with fewer personnel for more users. Fortunately, the
IT landscape provides many analytic solutions that match known solutions to issues being worked
by less skilled
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Death By A Suicidal Pilot
Death by a suicidal pilot sounds absurd to think that this even possible. As we consider the
hundreds way possible to commit suicide why this way? Is this a new thing or has it been around
for years? What regulations are in place to determine a pilot is mentally unstable with a possibility
of committing suicide? Is there anything more can the FAA do to prevent this form happing?
These are all questions to determine if the current policies in place will reduce aviation assisted
suicides to zero as we enter the 21th century.
Aircraft assisted are rare now days according to an Air Space magazine article: In the 20 years
between 1993 and 2012, 24 of 7,244 fatal aviation accidents (0.33 percent of the total) are
thought to have been caused deliberately by a member of the pilot crew (Reichhardt, T. (Jul 29,
2104). Less than 1 percent, but where there plane crashes before 1993 caused by suicides. This
.33 percent doesn t include the aviators committing suicide by airplanes since World War II.
Japanese military aviators, also known as Kamaikaze pilots, committed 3,860 suicide attacks in
WWII between 1944 and 1945 causing 48.1 percent of all damage to US warships and more than
7,000 killed.(3) The Kamikaze suicide is almost non existence now days when it comes to
military actions and only the mentally unstable suicidal aircrews remain. A lot of time passed
since 1945, so all the recent airplane suicides have been caused by the same major factors as a
normal everyday
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Death by a suicidal pilot sounds absurd to think that this even possible. As we consider the
hundreds way possible to commit suicide why this way? Is this a new thing or has it been around
for years? What regulations are in place to determine a pilot is mentally unstable with a possibility
of committing suicide? Is there anything more can the FAA do to prevent this form happing?
These are all questions to determine if the current policies in place will reduce aviation assisted
suicides to zero as we enter the 21th century.
Aircraft assisted are rare now days according to an Air Space magazine article: In the 20 years
between 1993 and 2012, 24 of 7,244 fatal aviation accidents (0.33 percent of the total) are
thought to have been caused deliberately by a member of the pilot crew (Reichhardt, T. (Jul 29,
2104). Less than 1 percent, but where there plane crashes before 1993 caused by suicides. This
.33 percent doesn t include the aviators committing suicide by airplanes since World War II.
Japanese military aviators, also known as Kamaikaze pilots, committed 3,860 suicide attacks in
WWII between 1944 and 1945 causing 48.1 percent of all damage to US warships and more than
7,000 killed.(3) The Kamikaze suicide is almost non existence now days when it comes to
military actions and only the mentally unstable suicidal aircrews remain. A lot of time passed
since 1945, so all the recent airplane suicides have been caused by the same major factors as a
normal everyday
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Creole Men of The Awakening by Kate Chopin Essay
In Kate Chopin s novel, The Awakening, the Creole men are as diverse and different as Edna. Kate
Chopin s story centers around a woman, unsatisfied with her life in a man dominated society. The
three main male characters resemble typical men of that era. Chopin shows the diversity of each of
those three characters Roberts awakening, and the struggle to do the right thing, Alcee and his
carefree and unconcerned attitude towards society s expectations, and Mr. Pontiller, a business
man, with little time left for wifeand family. In exploring these three men in Kate Chopins The
Awakening, there are certain aspects of each that are the same. All live in the 1800 s were morale
reputation was considered to be the utmost importance to the... Show more content on
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Leonce is so caught up in his own ideals that he fails to see the reaction of his wife, and children.
He is caught in turmoil between society and typically uses the Kliens hotel as a way out. Then
Mr. Pontellier got up, saying he had half a mind to go over to Kliens hotel and play a game of
billiards. (Chopin, 174) Leonce does not spend time with his family while at the summer cottage,
and never cultivated intimacy with his children and wife. Leonce would rather be with the boys,
leaving all the everyday responsibilities to his wife, or hired help. While at home Leonce expects
his wife to be attentive to his every word, treating him more like a prospective business partner than
her husband. Leonce does not accept Edna s lack of attention, and gets at her the only way he can,
through her children. Leonce has a chance to vent his discouragement toward his wife. He
thought it very discouraging that his wife, the sole object of his existence, envinviced so little
interest in things which concerned him and valued so little his conversation. (177) He reproached
his wife with inattentions (178) It is obvious that Edna s inattentions were of Leonce and not the
children. Leonce wanted to get at his wife from her lack of interest in his time at Kliens. After he
reproaches Edna he goes outside and smokes a cigar like it was the most natural thing in the world
to do. (178) The real event is that Leonce has gotten even with his wife, for her inattention to him.
The next
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In Kate Chopin s novel, The Awakening, the Creole men are as diverse and different as Edna. Kate
Chopin s story centers around a woman, unsatisfied with her life in a man dominated society. The
three main male characters resemble typical men of that era. Chopin shows the diversity of each of
those three characters Roberts awakening, and the struggle to do the right thing, Alcee and his
carefree and unconcerned attitude towards society s expectations, and Mr. Pontiller, a business
man, with little time left for wifeand family. In exploring these three men in Kate Chopins The
Awakening, there are certain aspects of each that are the same. All live in the 1800 s were morale
reputation was considered to be the utmost importance to the... Show more content on
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Leonce is so caught up in his own ideals that he fails to see the reaction of his wife, and children.
He is caught in turmoil between society and typically uses the Kliens hotel as a way out. Then
Mr. Pontellier got up, saying he had half a mind to go over to Kliens hotel and play a game of
billiards. (Chopin, 174) Leonce does not spend time with his family while at the summer cottage,
and never cultivated intimacy with his children and wife. Leonce would rather be with the boys,
leaving all the everyday responsibilities to his wife, or hired help. While at home Leonce expects
his wife to be attentive to his every word, treating him more like a prospective business partner than
her husband. Leonce does not accept Edna s lack of attention, and gets at her the only way he can,
through her children. Leonce has a chance to vent his discouragement toward his wife. He
thought it very discouraging that his wife, the sole object of his existence, envinviced so little
interest in things which concerned him and valued so little his conversation. (177) He reproached
his wife with inattentions (178) It is obvious that Edna s inattentions were of Leonce and not the
children. Leonce wanted to get at his wife from her lack of interest in his time at Kliens. After he
reproaches Edna he goes outside and smokes a cigar like it was the most natural thing in the world
to do. (178) The real event is that Leonce has gotten even with his wife, for her inattention to him.
The next
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What Factors Contributed To The Civil War
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Strengthening U.S. Foreign Power and Influence
The Union defeat of the Confederacy resulted in a strengthened U.S. government, which led to the
defeat of the French in Mexico, the confederation of Canada in 1867, and the purchase of the
Alaskan territory.
After the fall of the Confederacy, U.S. leaders were able to deploy troops to the Texas Mexico
border to help resist the French intervention in Mexico. This pressure, combined with Mexican
resentment, led to the French Emperor Napoleon II to abandon his quest for Mexico.
Meanwhile in the North, Canadian politicians feared a resurgence of the U.S., and some U.S.
politicians called for the annexation of the British North American territory. This led the Canadians
to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
government whether it would be just a confederation of separate states or one nation with a national
government, and whether a nation that stated all men were created equal with a right to liberty
would continue to allow the practice of owning slaves.
The Civil War was the result of basic differences between the free and slave states. After Abraham
Lincoln was elected President in 1860, vowing to keep slavery out of the territories, seven states
from the South seceded from the Union and established their own nation. Lincoln and most of the
people from the North refused to recognize this new nation as being separate from the U.S.
The war was triggered at Fort Sumter near Charleston, South Carolina, when the Confederate
Army claimed this U.S. fort as their own on April 12, 1861. They forced the federal troops there
to lower the American flag and surrender. President Lincoln sent U.S. forces there to try to
suppress the Confederates. An additional four states seceded to join the Confederacy. By the end of
1861, several battles had already been fought in Virginia, Missouri, North Carolina and South
Carolina and nearly one million men confronted one another along 1200 miles from Virginia to
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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Strengthening U.S. Foreign Power and Influence
The Union defeat of the Confederacy resulted in a strengthened U.S. government, which led to the
defeat of the French in Mexico, the confederation of Canada in 1867, and the purchase of the
Alaskan territory.
After the fall of the Confederacy, U.S. leaders were able to deploy troops to the Texas Mexico
border to help resist the French intervention in Mexico. This pressure, combined with Mexican
resentment, led to the French Emperor Napoleon II to abandon his quest for Mexico.
Meanwhile in the North, Canadian politicians feared a resurgence of the U.S., and some U.S.
politicians called for the annexation of the British North American territory. This led the Canadians
to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
government whether it would be just a confederation of separate states or one nation with a national
government, and whether a nation that stated all men were created equal with a right to liberty
would continue to allow the practice of owning slaves.
The Civil War was the result of basic differences between the free and slave states. After Abraham
Lincoln was elected President in 1860, vowing to keep slavery out of the territories, seven states
from the South seceded from the Union and established their own nation. Lincoln and most of the
people from the North refused to recognize this new nation as being separate from the U.S.
The war was triggered at Fort Sumter near Charleston, South Carolina, when the Confederate
Army claimed this U.S. fort as their own on April 12, 1861. They forced the federal troops there
to lower the American flag and surrender. President Lincoln sent U.S. forces there to try to
suppress the Confederates. An additional four states seceded to join the Confederacy. By the end of
1861, several battles had already been fought in Virginia, Missouri, North Carolina and South
Carolina and nearly one million men confronted one another along 1200 miles from Virginia to
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer Research Paper
Many TV shows have made positive difference in my life. Each show has taught me something,
regardless of how pointless or unrealistic the show may seem. One show that I have been I an
avid fan of since grade school is Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Throughout the series Buffy really
discovers who she is. She starts the series as a high school girl who wants absolutely nothing to
do with being a vampire slayer, but by the end of the series she trains potential slayers and leads
the fight The First. Buffy showed me that you can start off knowing nothing and being an
outcast, and still become the greatest at what you do. The message is that you can be a high
school girl, but can make an impact on the world. This is reinforced by when in the series finale
the power to be a slayer is unleashed to every potential slayer in the world. The spin off of Buffy
the Vampire Slayeris Angel, a show about Buffy s love interest Angel, who is a vampire with a
soul. Before Angel was cursed with a soul he killed many people, but when he got a soul he felt
very remorseful and wanted to help people.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout most of the series it would seem that there is no message to the show, other than
attempting to figure out many of the conspiracy theories that circle around the show, such as did
Dale know about John Redcorn being Joseph s father (he did) or who was really Bobby s father
(it was Bill). To me the message of the show is almost entirely contained in the last episode of
the series: that no matter how weird or different you may be you can be successful when you
find your place to succeed. Throughout the series Bobby is a weird kid who is a lot different
from his family, especially his dad, Hank. During the last episode Bobby connects to Hank through
grilling, and it also reveals things about the other characters, such as that Boomhauer was a police
officer, not just a strange neighbor. The episode showed that every person has a
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Many TV shows have made positive difference in my life. Each show has taught me something,
regardless of how pointless or unrealistic the show may seem. One show that I have been I an
avid fan of since grade school is Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Throughout the series Buffy really
discovers who she is. She starts the series as a high school girl who wants absolutely nothing to
do with being a vampire slayer, but by the end of the series she trains potential slayers and leads
the fight The First. Buffy showed me that you can start off knowing nothing and being an
outcast, and still become the greatest at what you do. The message is that you can be a high
school girl, but can make an impact on the world. This is reinforced by when in the series finale
the power to be a slayer is unleashed to every potential slayer in the world. The spin off of Buffy
the Vampire Slayeris Angel, a show about Buffy s love interest Angel, who is a vampire with a
soul. Before Angel was cursed with a soul he killed many people, but when he got a soul he felt
very remorseful and wanted to help people.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout most of the series it would seem that there is no message to the show, other than
attempting to figure out many of the conspiracy theories that circle around the show, such as did
Dale know about John Redcorn being Joseph s father (he did) or who was really Bobby s father
(it was Bill). To me the message of the show is almost entirely contained in the last episode of
the series: that no matter how weird or different you may be you can be successful when you
find your place to succeed. Throughout the series Bobby is a weird kid who is a lot different
from his family, especially his dad, Hank. During the last episode Bobby connects to Hank through
grilling, and it also reveals things about the other characters, such as that Boomhauer was a police
officer, not just a strange neighbor. The episode showed that every person has a
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Clara Barton s Life During The Civil War
Clarissa Harlowe Barton, Who owns like to be called Clara, was nicknamed angel of the
battlefield for her courageous acts during the Civil War (HistoryGuy 1). Before, during and after
the Civil War, Barton was a key figure in shaping America s history. Clara Barton was a nurse,
teacher, inspirational speaker and above all, a strong woman willing to serve others. Clara Barton
s growing up experiences care for wounded soldiers in the Civil War and starting of the Red Cross
in the United States, shaped her into becoming one of America s most valued historic characters.
On December 25, 1821 in Oxford Massachusetts Clara Barton was born into a middle class family
with four older siblings. After being homeschooled she decided... Show more content on
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A E Networks Television, n.d. Web. 16 March 2016.
This article highlights Barton s personal life such as her birth, childhood and death. It also
highlights her actions in order to help the wounded soldiers in the Civil War. This article includes
dates, events and Barton s life summed up.
Civil War:Clara Barton. Civil War: Clara Barton. The History Guy, 2016. Web. 16 March. 2016.
The History Guy s article explains in depth about exactly what events and situations that Clara
Barton was involved in during the Civil war. It explains her life before and after the war, and why
it is important to history. This article also includes dates and miscelanious facts about what made
Barton so important.
Clara Barton/American Red Cross Founder/ Who is Clara Barton. American Red Cross. Red Cross,
2016. Web. 16 March. 2016.
This is all about the Red Cross in the United States. It covers the entire why and how questions
about the organization. It is up to date and still in use even today. On this website, it has a page
dedicated to its founder, Barton, and gives detail about Clara Barton s life. It is accurate and an
excellent source.
Guisepi, Robert. The American Civil War, Clara Barton. The American Civil War. N.p.,n.d.Web. 16
March
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Clarissa Harlowe Barton, Who owns like to be called Clara, was nicknamed angel of the
battlefield for her courageous acts during the Civil War (HistoryGuy 1). Before, during and after
the Civil War, Barton was a key figure in shaping America s history. Clara Barton was a nurse,
teacher, inspirational speaker and above all, a strong woman willing to serve others. Clara Barton
s growing up experiences care for wounded soldiers in the Civil War and starting of the Red Cross
in the United States, shaped her into becoming one of America s most valued historic characters.
On December 25, 1821 in Oxford Massachusetts Clara Barton was born into a middle class family
with four older siblings. After being homeschooled she decided... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
A E Networks Television, n.d. Web. 16 March 2016.
This article highlights Barton s personal life such as her birth, childhood and death. It also
highlights her actions in order to help the wounded soldiers in the Civil War. This article includes
dates, events and Barton s life summed up.
Civil War:Clara Barton. Civil War: Clara Barton. The History Guy, 2016. Web. 16 March. 2016.
The History Guy s article explains in depth about exactly what events and situations that Clara
Barton was involved in during the Civil war. It explains her life before and after the war, and why
it is important to history. This article also includes dates and miscelanious facts about what made
Barton so important.
Clara Barton/American Red Cross Founder/ Who is Clara Barton. American Red Cross. Red Cross,
2016. Web. 16 March. 2016.
This is all about the Red Cross in the United States. It covers the entire why and how questions
about the organization. It is up to date and still in use even today. On this website, it has a page
dedicated to its founder, Barton, and gives detail about Clara Barton s life. It is accurate and an
excellent source.
Guisepi, Robert. The American Civil War, Clara Barton. The American Civil War. N.p.,n.d.Web. 16
March
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Cardinal Law
Many people will argue that God was speaking to humanity in a language they would understand
for the period in history when it was written. Let s take a look at what religion has accomplished
in the twenty first century. Meet Cardinal Bernard Francis Law, former Archpriest of the Basilica
di Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome from 2004 to 2011. Cardinal Law was appointed by Pope John
Paul II, considered in the Catholic Religion to be the Vicar of Christ on earth (earthly
representative of Jesus). Before his appointment by the Popein 2004, Cardinal Law was the
Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Churchin Boston when church documents showed he had,
according to the Boston Globe, covered up sexual abuse committed by dozens of Catholic priests
within... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He resigned from this position upon reaching the age of 80 in November 2011. Now, let s look
at where your religious contributions are heading when you put your hard earned money into the
offering basket during Sunday mass. The priest collects the funds, the funds are then sent to their
supervisory figures, the Archpriests, then up to the Cardinals, and finally the Pope. And where
has this money gone? To the families to silence them from letting you know of the rape and
torture of your children at the hands of Catholic priests. To simply say or hear the word rape,
assuming a priori that you understand what those children endured is part of the problem. You
first need to put yourself in the mindset and physical body of a child as an authoritative figure in a
white robe forces their heads in between the legs of the priest and forces them to perform disgusting
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Many people will argue that God was speaking to humanity in a language they would understand
for the period in history when it was written. Let s take a look at what religion has accomplished
in the twenty first century. Meet Cardinal Bernard Francis Law, former Archpriest of the Basilica
di Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome from 2004 to 2011. Cardinal Law was appointed by Pope John
Paul II, considered in the Catholic Religion to be the Vicar of Christ on earth (earthly
representative of Jesus). Before his appointment by the Popein 2004, Cardinal Law was the
Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Churchin Boston when church documents showed he had,
according to the Boston Globe, covered up sexual abuse committed by dozens of Catholic priests
within... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He resigned from this position upon reaching the age of 80 in November 2011. Now, let s look
at where your religious contributions are heading when you put your hard earned money into the
offering basket during Sunday mass. The priest collects the funds, the funds are then sent to their
supervisory figures, the Archpriests, then up to the Cardinals, and finally the Pope. And where
has this money gone? To the families to silence them from letting you know of the rape and
torture of your children at the hands of Catholic priests. To simply say or hear the word rape,
assuming a priori that you understand what those children endured is part of the problem. You
first need to put yourself in the mindset and physical body of a child as an authoritative figure in a
white robe forces their heads in between the legs of the priest and forces them to perform disgusting
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Egyptian Creation Myth
As more and more ancient Near East literature becomes discovered and gains popularity, so too
does their creation myths and how they compare to the creation myths from many of the widely
practiced religions of today. Two such Near East religious traditions are that of the Mesopotamian
tradition and the Egyptian tradition. An examination of each one and how they compare to the
Bible Canaan tradition will elucidate upon the fact that there are a large number of similarities that
exist between all three of the aforementioned traditions in terms of their creation myths. One of the
first binding aspects of all three religions are that, from a geographical perspective, they are all
related. Given the fact that the Bible Canaan tradition came out... Show more content on
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In the Heliopolis version of the creation myth in Ancient Egypt, this water is represented by the
god of Nun (Brown 2006). His name meaning primeval waters, he was the father of the sun god,
Re, through which Re used his waters to start creating the world. These waters weren t just the
waters present on earth, but instead, it was believed that a primeval ocean surrounded the
universe, through which the sun rose from each day. Given the Nile River and the flooding that
often occurred, water played an extremely important role in Ancient Egypt. In Enuma Elish, the
idea of a primeval water is also present, this time in the form of the gods of Tiamat and Apsu
(Brown 2006). Tiamat, the primordial goddess of the ocean, took on Apsu as her mate, who
himself was the god of fresh water. After they mated, silt was created, just as it does when fresh
water moves into salt water. From this silt came the formation of the physical elements of the
universe. Next, in Genesis, this idea of water being one of the first elements present is also
evident. In Genesis 1:2, it is stated that the earth was a formless void and darkness covered the
face of the deep, while a wind from God swept over the face of the waters (Holland 2005).
Furthermore, in Genesis 1:6, it states that God said, let there be a dome in the
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As more and more ancient Near East literature becomes discovered and gains popularity, so too
does their creation myths and how they compare to the creation myths from many of the widely
practiced religions of today. Two such Near East religious traditions are that of the Mesopotamian
tradition and the Egyptian tradition. An examination of each one and how they compare to the
Bible Canaan tradition will elucidate upon the fact that there are a large number of similarities that
exist between all three of the aforementioned traditions in terms of their creation myths. One of the
first binding aspects of all three religions are that, from a geographical perspective, they are all
related. Given the fact that the Bible Canaan tradition came out... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In the Heliopolis version of the creation myth in Ancient Egypt, this water is represented by the
god of Nun (Brown 2006). His name meaning primeval waters, he was the father of the sun god,
Re, through which Re used his waters to start creating the world. These waters weren t just the
waters present on earth, but instead, it was believed that a primeval ocean surrounded the
universe, through which the sun rose from each day. Given the Nile River and the flooding that
often occurred, water played an extremely important role in Ancient Egypt. In Enuma Elish, the
idea of a primeval water is also present, this time in the form of the gods of Tiamat and Apsu
(Brown 2006). Tiamat, the primordial goddess of the ocean, took on Apsu as her mate, who
himself was the god of fresh water. After they mated, silt was created, just as it does when fresh
water moves into salt water. From this silt came the formation of the physical elements of the
universe. Next, in Genesis, this idea of water being one of the first elements present is also
evident. In Genesis 1:2, it is stated that the earth was a formless void and darkness covered the
face of the deep, while a wind from God swept over the face of the waters (Holland 2005).
Furthermore, in Genesis 1:6, it states that God said, let there be a dome in the
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Sears Case Study Advantages And Disadvantages
rated by the business which is consistently declining. The critical year after its incorporation, the
pay of Sears Holdings dove 84% from $858 million (Daniels, 2011). Mr. Eddie Lampert holds the
present CEO title of the organization.The operations result for the first quarter of 2011 was not
much convincing for the company. The company incurred the losses over one hundred and fifty
million US dollars for the quarter ended in April 2011. According to some of the analysts in the
industry, the declining revenues and the market position of the company are due to the strategies
devised by Eddie Lampert, for instance, penny pinching cost savings by stifling investment into
stores. The company is instead of recovering the losses is engaged in... Show more content on
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Threats
Some threats can adversely affect the business of Sears Holdings Corporation. The most prominent
risk faced by Sears Holding Corporation is the competition among the local, national and
international retail companies. Top three competitors of the group are J.C Penney Corporation
Inc., Target Corporation and Wal Mart Stores Inc. (Hoovers, 2011). The retail business is a cut
throat competition. The market players have a multitude of companies across various states and
around the globe. Moreover, many companies are merging and becoming large entities. If any
merger of the magnitude equal to Sears can have an impact on the market position and share of
the Sears Holdings Corporation Sear s revenue growth will likely be affected. The housing market
crisis, as well as the increased food and utility prices, change the buying power of the people by
leaving the consumers with less disposable income. At that point, the lowest pay permitted by law
rate set by the US government has expanded the work expenses of the organizations worked in the
United States which has, thus, developed their costs of operating together in the business sectors
(Insley, 2011).
Technological
Without the significant amount of technological advancements, it is quite difficult for the market
players to sustain their market presence and profitability in the today s competitive environment.
Sears Holdings pioneers social networking platforms with mysears.com and mykmart.com. New
intelligent group sites
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rated by the business which is consistently declining. The critical year after its incorporation, the
pay of Sears Holdings dove 84% from $858 million (Daniels, 2011). Mr. Eddie Lampert holds the
present CEO title of the organization.The operations result for the first quarter of 2011 was not
much convincing for the company. The company incurred the losses over one hundred and fifty
million US dollars for the quarter ended in April 2011. According to some of the analysts in the
industry, the declining revenues and the market position of the company are due to the strategies
devised by Eddie Lampert, for instance, penny pinching cost savings by stifling investment into
stores. The company is instead of recovering the losses is engaged in... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Threats
Some threats can adversely affect the business of Sears Holdings Corporation. The most prominent
risk faced by Sears Holding Corporation is the competition among the local, national and
international retail companies. Top three competitors of the group are J.C Penney Corporation
Inc., Target Corporation and Wal Mart Stores Inc. (Hoovers, 2011). The retail business is a cut
throat competition. The market players have a multitude of companies across various states and
around the globe. Moreover, many companies are merging and becoming large entities. If any
merger of the magnitude equal to Sears can have an impact on the market position and share of
the Sears Holdings Corporation Sear s revenue growth will likely be affected. The housing market
crisis, as well as the increased food and utility prices, change the buying power of the people by
leaving the consumers with less disposable income. At that point, the lowest pay permitted by law
rate set by the US government has expanded the work expenses of the organizations worked in the
United States which has, thus, developed their costs of operating together in the business sectors
(Insley, 2011).
Technological
Without the significant amount of technological advancements, it is quite difficult for the market
players to sustain their market presence and profitability in the today s competitive environment.
Sears Holdings pioneers social networking platforms with mysears.com and mykmart.com. New
intelligent group sites
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Tongue-Tied, By Maxine Hong Kingston
Language is essentially a means of communication among members of a society. In the
expression of culture, language is a fundamental aspect. It is the tool that conveys traditions and
values related to group identity. Maxine Hong Kingston shared her difficulties in adjusting to
the American society in the story Tongue Tied she states, It was when I found out I had to talk
that school became a misery . June 16th, 2015, I received a letter that indicated that I was
accepted in an American college and my dreams of studying computer science in the United
States came true. I was so excited such that I could not sleep until the day I left my home country
Zambia. When I was in high school, my primary goal was to get good grades so I could get
admission
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Language is essentially a means of communication among members of a society. In the
expression of culture, language is a fundamental aspect. It is the tool that conveys traditions and
values related to group identity. Maxine Hong Kingston shared her difficulties in adjusting to
the American society in the story Tongue Tied she states, It was when I found out I had to talk
that school became a misery . June 16th, 2015, I received a letter that indicated that I was
accepted in an American college and my dreams of studying computer science in the United
States came true. I was so excited such that I could not sleep until the day I left my home country
Zambia. When I was in high school, my primary goal was to get good grades so I could get
admission
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Abc Company
ABC Company
Randall K. Howell
ACC 206: Principles of Accounting II
Don Fey
March 4, 2013
The ABC Company is a manufacturing firm that specializes in making cedar roofing and siding
shingles, introducing the new project to build cedar dollhouses by shingle scrap materials for
reaching $3 million annual sales within the next 3 years. Explain the overall risk profile of the
ABC Company based on current economic and industry issues. In order to help out the CEO I
prepare reports that will contain the information regarding the project. These statements refer to the
accompanying Excel spreadsheet as well as word documents. The statements are; Cash Flow
statements, Product Cost, Net present value, Depreciation, Contribution Margins ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
When product prices are stout, investors, governments and other stakeholders comprehend the
description and presume that manufacturing companies are harvesting the gains. Actually, high
product prices encourage more deed, and that boost demand and costs for labor and supplies.
Governments around the globe are facing tough challenges as a result of the present economic
environment. Inflatable deficits generate strong incentive for governments to raise tax revenues by
increasing or introducing new percentage and income taxes. With the current high prices of cedar
shingles and the large cash balances accumulated by some manufacturing companies at present.
Government lead programs designed to organize and accumulate ecological information is able to
escort to more efficient and effective investigation programs. Investment by government in the
industry isolated districts can also facilitate erect the moving and infrastructure that
manufacturing needs. Access to a new project is not essentially complicated but access to the
right new project is definitely more challenging. The present projects are considered the best in
class project for the company because the competition is for becoming more intense. The
research shows a steady recovery in the confidence to finance, from a quite insecure level in
2008, as could be expected, to a much lower level of concern in 2011. However, funding states in
most markets have continued to get worse because the most recent risk review was
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ABC Company
Randall K. Howell
ACC 206: Principles of Accounting II
Don Fey
March 4, 2013
The ABC Company is a manufacturing firm that specializes in making cedar roofing and siding
shingles, introducing the new project to build cedar dollhouses by shingle scrap materials for
reaching $3 million annual sales within the next 3 years. Explain the overall risk profile of the
ABC Company based on current economic and industry issues. In order to help out the CEO I
prepare reports that will contain the information regarding the project. These statements refer to the
accompanying Excel spreadsheet as well as word documents. The statements are; Cash Flow
statements, Product Cost, Net present value, Depreciation, Contribution Margins ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
When product prices are stout, investors, governments and other stakeholders comprehend the
description and presume that manufacturing companies are harvesting the gains. Actually, high
product prices encourage more deed, and that boost demand and costs for labor and supplies.
Governments around the globe are facing tough challenges as a result of the present economic
environment. Inflatable deficits generate strong incentive for governments to raise tax revenues by
increasing or introducing new percentage and income taxes. With the current high prices of cedar
shingles and the large cash balances accumulated by some manufacturing companies at present.
Government lead programs designed to organize and accumulate ecological information is able to
escort to more efficient and effective investigation programs. Investment by government in the
industry isolated districts can also facilitate erect the moving and infrastructure that
manufacturing needs. Access to a new project is not essentially complicated but access to the
right new project is definitely more challenging. The present projects are considered the best in
class project for the company because the competition is for becoming more intense. The
research shows a steady recovery in the confidence to finance, from a quite insecure level in
2008, as could be expected, to a much lower level of concern in 2011. However, funding states in
most markets have continued to get worse because the most recent risk review was
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The Issue Of Mandatory Overtime For Nurses And Why It...
McIntyre s framework is a method of conducting in depth analysis that emphasizes understanding
issues in healthcare as complicated and multifactorial problems, while exploring barriers to
resolving the issue (McIntyre McDonald, 2014, p. 5). Using this framework, this paper will
provide an in depth analysis of the issue of mandatory overtime for nurses, and why it should not be
eliminated from use by hospital management.
Situating the Topic
Working overtime is a prevalent practice among nurses that hospital management uses to deal
with staff shortages. According to Manitoba Nurses Union (MNU), 34% of Manitoba nurses
reported working overtime (2014, p. 4). Most overtime worked by nurses in Manitoba is
voluntary, however, it is legal to mandate nurses to work overtime if required. Three in 10 overtime
shifts worked by nurses in Manitoba are involuntary (MNU, 2010, p. 6). MNU defines mandatory
overtime as a situation in which the nurse refuses the offered overtime and the employer orders the
nurse to continue working after their assigned shift has ended (p. 7). Mandatory overtime is seen
as an absolute, last possible resort for hospital managers, after all other options and possibilities
have been exhausted (MNU, p. 6).
If the nurse being offered overtime determines they are too exhausted to provide safe, competent,
and compassionate care, the nurse may refuse to work the mandatory overtime (College of
Registered Nurses of Manitoba [CRNM], 2002, p. 1). Other potential
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McIntyre s framework is a method of conducting in depth analysis that emphasizes understanding
issues in healthcare as complicated and multifactorial problems, while exploring barriers to
resolving the issue (McIntyre McDonald, 2014, p. 5). Using this framework, this paper will
provide an in depth analysis of the issue of mandatory overtime for nurses, and why it should not be
eliminated from use by hospital management.
Situating the Topic
Working overtime is a prevalent practice among nurses that hospital management uses to deal
with staff shortages. According to Manitoba Nurses Union (MNU), 34% of Manitoba nurses
reported working overtime (2014, p. 4). Most overtime worked by nurses in Manitoba is
voluntary, however, it is legal to mandate nurses to work overtime if required. Three in 10 overtime
shifts worked by nurses in Manitoba are involuntary (MNU, 2010, p. 6). MNU defines mandatory
overtime as a situation in which the nurse refuses the offered overtime and the employer orders the
nurse to continue working after their assigned shift has ended (p. 7). Mandatory overtime is seen
as an absolute, last possible resort for hospital managers, after all other options and possibilities
have been exhausted (MNU, p. 6).
If the nurse being offered overtime determines they are too exhausted to provide safe, competent,
and compassionate care, the nurse may refuse to work the mandatory overtime (College of
Registered Nurses of Manitoba [CRNM], 2002, p. 1). Other potential
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Bernard Lawrence Madoff s Life
Lawrence Bernie Madoff, American fraudster and a former stockbroker, investment advisor, and
financier, born on April 29, 1938. His birth place in Queens, New York. His Birth name Bernard
Lawrence Madoff. He was raised in a Jewish family with two siblings. His Mom Sylvia was a
daughter of Romanian and Austrian immigrants and a housewife. His parents Ralph and Sylvia
Madoff. His father Ralph, a child of Polish immigrants. And worked as a plumber for many years.
In 1932, his parents got married. In 1956, Madoff went to the University of Alabama for one year
after graduating from high school; then he transferred to Hofstra University in Long Island. In
1959, Madoff married his high school girlfriend, Ruth. In 1960, Madoff got his... Show more
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The longest and largest and most widespread Ponzi Scheme began in December, and it ended on
Monday as Madoff was sentenced to 150 years for Ponzi Scheme and this is the maximum for
his crime. Mr. Madoff had apologized a few months before for the hard he inflicted on his clients
who had trusted him. Also, he apologized for his employees and his family. Madoff won t admit
his failures as a money manager, because of his pride. Madoff gave a speech in the court room
and apologized for everything he did. Judge Chin said that no family, friends or any other
supporters had submitted any letters on Madoff s behalf that he did some good deeds. In the
court, no members of his family came. The court did not charge Mrs. Madoff with any crime, and
she did not know what her husband did. He prevented a strategy to set up his portfolios to look
like he was matching the returns of the S P 500. And that strategy prevented him from needing to
pay a lot to his investors, and it still made him holdings appeal to new targets. His investors thought
that they could withdraw their money, so they had no reason to doubt him. On the other hand, some
analysts felt that there was something off when they tried to replicate his performance. In late
2008, Madoff realized that his scheme loses steam
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Lawrence Bernie Madoff, American fraudster and a former stockbroker, investment advisor, and
financier, born on April 29, 1938. His birth place in Queens, New York. His Birth name Bernard
Lawrence Madoff. He was raised in a Jewish family with two siblings. His Mom Sylvia was a
daughter of Romanian and Austrian immigrants and a housewife. His parents Ralph and Sylvia
Madoff. His father Ralph, a child of Polish immigrants. And worked as a plumber for many years.
In 1932, his parents got married. In 1956, Madoff went to the University of Alabama for one year
after graduating from high school; then he transferred to Hofstra University in Long Island. In
1959, Madoff married his high school girlfriend, Ruth. In 1960, Madoff got his... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The longest and largest and most widespread Ponzi Scheme began in December, and it ended on
Monday as Madoff was sentenced to 150 years for Ponzi Scheme and this is the maximum for
his crime. Mr. Madoff had apologized a few months before for the hard he inflicted on his clients
who had trusted him. Also, he apologized for his employees and his family. Madoff won t admit
his failures as a money manager, because of his pride. Madoff gave a speech in the court room
and apologized for everything he did. Judge Chin said that no family, friends or any other
supporters had submitted any letters on Madoff s behalf that he did some good deeds. In the
court, no members of his family came. The court did not charge Mrs. Madoff with any crime, and
she did not know what her husband did. He prevented a strategy to set up his portfolios to look
like he was matching the returns of the S P 500. And that strategy prevented him from needing to
pay a lot to his investors, and it still made him holdings appeal to new targets. His investors thought
that they could withdraw their money, so they had no reason to doubt him. On the other hand, some
analysts felt that there was something off when they tried to replicate his performance. In late
2008, Madoff realized that his scheme loses steam
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Effects Of European Exploration On The World
Effects Of European Exploration
By the late 1400 s into the 1500 s, European countries began to expand into the rest of the world.
This resurgence of trade interest resulted in a demand for foreign goods and exploration of water
routes. This Age of Exploration united the Americas with Europe, Asia, and Africa. The exchanges
were plentiful and stabilizing for many communities. However, along with the positive influences,
came the negative aspects, which impacted cultures and civilizations around the world. European
exploration changed travel, trade, health, religion, language, architecture, the economy, and
humanity. It is this author s position that the positive influences and contributions have had a
greater impact on growth and development globally than the challenges presented. Historically, the
Age of Exploration shaped the world as we know it today.
Many positive effects for the Age of Exploration can be identified. Historical discoveries and
persuasive revelations shaped every continent. Referring to the Island of Espanola, Columbus
wrote, It will serve as a place to which (colonists) can return and from which they can carry on trade
with the neighboring islands (Document 1). This quote shows that Columbus foresaw the potential
advantages of this exploration. He understood the longevity of the colonization and trade to come.
This historical time of transition is often referred to as the Columbian Exchange because it started
with Christopher Columbus.
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Effects Of European Exploration
By the late 1400 s into the 1500 s, European countries began to expand into the rest of the world.
This resurgence of trade interest resulted in a demand for foreign goods and exploration of water
routes. This Age of Exploration united the Americas with Europe, Asia, and Africa. The exchanges
were plentiful and stabilizing for many communities. However, along with the positive influences,
came the negative aspects, which impacted cultures and civilizations around the world. European
exploration changed travel, trade, health, religion, language, architecture, the economy, and
humanity. It is this author s position that the positive influences and contributions have had a
greater impact on growth and development globally than the challenges presented. Historically, the
Age of Exploration shaped the world as we know it today.
Many positive effects for the Age of Exploration can be identified. Historical discoveries and
persuasive revelations shaped every continent. Referring to the Island of Espanola, Columbus
wrote, It will serve as a place to which (colonists) can return and from which they can carry on trade
with the neighboring islands (Document 1). This quote shows that Columbus foresaw the potential
advantages of this exploration. He understood the longevity of the colonization and trade to come.
This historical time of transition is often referred to as the Columbian Exchange because it started
with Christopher Columbus.
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Unrealistic Perception Of Women In Sandra Cisneros s...
Sandra Cisneros addresses poverty and unrealistic expectations of women through the lens of
adolescent girls, using their youthful perception of a Barbie Doll. Through Barbie s image of
ideal beauty, Cisneros foregrounds the struggles that women, especially those in poverty, face in
their attempts to amount to the unrealistic standards of female beauty. Cisneros s main argument
through her short story Barbie Q is that it is impossible to expect women to meet this manifest of
beauty, and somewhere along the way of escaping and covering their imperfections they become
damaged. Barbie herself is the quintessential model of female beauty; however, she represents
both the oppression and liberation of women. She is a jack of all trades encouraging children,
especially females, to pursue whatever profession they wish. Romo states that what comes to mind
when we think of Barbie is white, physically appealing, not poor, heterosexual, popular,
fashionable, and forever young. In sum. Barbie has come to represent the ideals and values of the
social class that dominates our society. (Romo 127). Barbie portrays women as objects of beauty,
not of power. Cisneros piece is unique because she counters the idea that women must be perfect. In
fact, she raises the idea that they are quite the opposite, the idea that everyone has hidden
imperfections. Cisneros seems disgruntled with the perfectionist image that Barbie s manufacturers
have bolstered. Through her piece s creative title,
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Sandra Cisneros addresses poverty and unrealistic expectations of women through the lens of
adolescent girls, using their youthful perception of a Barbie Doll. Through Barbie s image of
ideal beauty, Cisneros foregrounds the struggles that women, especially those in poverty, face in
their attempts to amount to the unrealistic standards of female beauty. Cisneros s main argument
through her short story Barbie Q is that it is impossible to expect women to meet this manifest of
beauty, and somewhere along the way of escaping and covering their imperfections they become
damaged. Barbie herself is the quintessential model of female beauty; however, she represents
both the oppression and liberation of women. She is a jack of all trades encouraging children,
especially females, to pursue whatever profession they wish. Romo states that what comes to mind
when we think of Barbie is white, physically appealing, not poor, heterosexual, popular,
fashionable, and forever young. In sum. Barbie has come to represent the ideals and values of the
social class that dominates our society. (Romo 127). Barbie portrays women as objects of beauty,
not of power. Cisneros piece is unique because she counters the idea that women must be perfect. In
fact, she raises the idea that they are quite the opposite, the idea that everyone has hidden
imperfections. Cisneros seems disgruntled with the perfectionist image that Barbie s manufacturers
have bolstered. Through her piece s creative title,
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Gscm 520 Final Exam Answers
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answers/
FINAL GSCM 520 Question 1.1. (TCOs 1 and 2) Current issues in OSCM do not include
(Points : 4) coordinating relationships between organizations. making senior management aware
that OSCM can be a competitive weapon. the triple bottom line. managing customer touch points.
increasing global supply chain employment.
Question 2.2. (TCO 1) Which of the following is not a characteristic that distinguishes services
from goods? (Points : 4)
Service jobs are unskilled.
A service is intangible.
Services are perishable.
Services are heterogeneous.
None of the above (TCO 5) Which of the following are used to describe the degree of ... Show more
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(Points : 10)
120
126
630
950
1,200
Question 2.2. (TCO 4) If it takes a supplier 25 days to deliver an order once it has been placed and
the standard deviation of daily demand is 20, which of the following is the standard deviation of
usage during lead time?
(Points : 10)
50
100
400
1,000
1,600
Question 3.3. (TCOs 3, 4, and 5) A company wants to forecast demand using the simple moving
average. If the company uses three prior yearly sales values (i.e., year 2011 = 130, year 2012 = 110,
and year 2013 =160), which of the following is the simple moving average forecast for year 2014?
(Points : 10)
100.5
122.5
133.3
135.6
GSCM 520 Final Exam Answers https://homeworklance.com/downloads/gscm 520 final exam
answers/
FINAL GSCM 520 Question 1.1. (TCOs 1 and 2) Current issues in OSCM do not include
(Points : 4) coordinating relationships between organizations. making senior management aware
that OSCM can be a competitive weapon. the triple bottom line. managing customer touch points.
increasing global supply chain employment.
Question 2.2. (TCO 1) Which of the following is not a characteristic that distinguishes services
from goods? (Points : 4)
Service jobs are unskilled.
A service is intangible.
Services are perishable.
Services are heterogeneous.
None of the above (TCO 5) Which of the following are used to describe the degree of ... Show more
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(Points : 10)
120
126
630
950
1,200
Question 2.2. (TCO 4) If it takes a supplier 25 days to deliver an order once it has been placed and
the standard deviation of daily demand is 20, which of the following is the standard deviation of
usage during lead time?
(Points : 10)
50
100
400
1,000
1,600
Question 3.3. (TCOs 3, 4, and 5) A company wants to forecast demand using the simple moving
average. If the company uses three prior yearly sales values (i.e., year 2011 = 130, year 2012 = 110,
and year 2013 =160), which of the following is the simple moving average forecast for year 2014?
(Points : 10)
100.5
122.5
133.3
135.6
139.3
Question 4.4. (TCO 5) If a firm produced a standard item with relatively stable demand, the
smoothing constant alpha (reaction rate to differences) used in an exponential smoothing
forecasting model would tend to be in which of the following ranges?
(Points : 10)
5% to 10%
20% to 50%
20% to 80%
60% to 120%
90% to 100%
Question 5.5. (TCO 2) Various financial data for SunPath Manufacturing for 2012 and 2013 follow.
What is the percentage change in the multifactor labor and raw materials productivity measure for
SunPath between 2012 and 2013?
2012 2013 Output: Sales: $300,000 $330,000 Inputs: Labor: $40,000 $43,000
Raw Materials: $45,000 $51,000
Energy: $10,000
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Question 4.4. (TCO 5) If a firm produced a standard item with relatively stable demand, the
smoothing constant alpha (reaction rate to differences) used in an exponential smoothing
forecasting model would tend to be in which of the following ranges?
(Points : 10)
5% to 10%
20% to 50%
20% to 80%
60% to 120%
90% to 100%
Question 5.5. (TCO 2) Various financial data for SunPath Manufacturing for 2012 and 2013 follow.
What is the percentage change in the multifactor labor and raw materials productivity measure for
SunPath between 2012 and 2013?
2012 2013 Output: Sales: $300,000 $330,000 Inputs: Labor: $40,000 $43,000
Raw Materials: $45,000 $51,000
Energy: $10,000
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Brick Lane By Sarah Gavron Essay
Cato Refiti
Reading Response Four
Title: Brick Lane
Director: Sarah Gavron
Brick Lane is an insightful film directed by Sarah Gavron based on the novel by Monica Ali. Set
in 21st century London, this film tells the story of Nazneen from Bangladesh whose life had
been decided for her from day one as she endures through arranged marriage, loan sharks and
affairs, trying to break free from her fated path. Gavron is also known for her work on This Little
Life and Village at the End of the World.
The character I found most interesting in the Ahmed family was Shana the eldest daughter. In
contrast to her little sister who is obedient and polite, teenage Shana is the cynic, refusing to do as
she is ordered and wanting to live a normal life like ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Right from the very beginning this theme is identified by a young Nazneen No one spoke of
our mother s death... and I remembered her saying: If Allah wanted us to ask questions, he
would have made us men. Here Nazneen points out that her whole life s potential, her right to
freedom, to even ask questions was determined by the 50/50 chance at being born male or
female or as religion would say, determined by god. Right from her birth, it was decided how she
would live, where she would live, and who she would live with through arranged marriage. At
age 17 she would be married to a man twice her age and live out the rest of her life in Brick Lane,
London. During the first part of the film we are introduced to a Nazneen who has accepted her
fate. We must not run from our fate. What cannot be changed must be borne. The test of life is to
endure. However the rest of the film is about challenging that mindset. We are introduced to
Nazneen s polar opposite sister living a free life and Nazneen fantasizing about her own freedom.
But of course the most important choice of freedom is the introduction of Karim, a handsome
young man who visits Nazneen occasionally to collect clothing to sell and eventually having an
affair. Here Nazneen is presented with the ultimate choice of free will, to follow her heart or what
has been prescribed for her already. In the westernised society we live in today I
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Cato Refiti
Reading Response Four
Title: Brick Lane
Director: Sarah Gavron
Brick Lane is an insightful film directed by Sarah Gavron based on the novel by Monica Ali. Set
in 21st century London, this film tells the story of Nazneen from Bangladesh whose life had
been decided for her from day one as she endures through arranged marriage, loan sharks and
affairs, trying to break free from her fated path. Gavron is also known for her work on This Little
Life and Village at the End of the World.
The character I found most interesting in the Ahmed family was Shana the eldest daughter. In
contrast to her little sister who is obedient and polite, teenage Shana is the cynic, refusing to do as
she is ordered and wanting to live a normal life like ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Right from the very beginning this theme is identified by a young Nazneen No one spoke of
our mother s death... and I remembered her saying: If Allah wanted us to ask questions, he
would have made us men. Here Nazneen points out that her whole life s potential, her right to
freedom, to even ask questions was determined by the 50/50 chance at being born male or
female or as religion would say, determined by god. Right from her birth, it was decided how she
would live, where she would live, and who she would live with through arranged marriage. At
age 17 she would be married to a man twice her age and live out the rest of her life in Brick Lane,
London. During the first part of the film we are introduced to a Nazneen who has accepted her
fate. We must not run from our fate. What cannot be changed must be borne. The test of life is to
endure. However the rest of the film is about challenging that mindset. We are introduced to
Nazneen s polar opposite sister living a free life and Nazneen fantasizing about her own freedom.
But of course the most important choice of freedom is the introduction of Karim, a handsome
young man who visits Nazneen occasionally to collect clothing to sell and eventually having an
affair. Here Nazneen is presented with the ultimate choice of free will, to follow her heart or what
has been prescribed for her already. In the westernised society we live in today I
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Raising Cane s A Restaurant
Raising Cane s Restaurant
The food industry in Louisiana has been growing over the years and the Raising Cane s
Restaurant has been on the forefront in offering some of the best delicacies I have tasted in my
life. Throughout my life, I have had the pleasure of experiencing different restaurants and I can
admit the experience has not been disappointing at Raising Cane s Restaurant. For anyone looking
to experience a different taste of chicken, look no further than Raising Cane.Raising Cane mostly
serves chicken fingers. In fact, the restaurant s name is Raising Cane s Chicken Fingers. As its
name suggests, it offers a variety of meals, but chicken meals are their main foods. Todd Graves,
who is the C.E.O of the restaurant and Craig Silvey who was Todd s partner and currently the vice
president of information technology and finance established the restaurant in August 1996. The
restaurant has its headquarters in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, which was the location of the first
restaurant. Today, Raising Cane is found in over 250 locations in the U.S and other countries
including Kuwait as of September in 2015.
I set out to visit the restaurant for lunch last Friday and the first thing I noticed was its theme
color, which is red. The restaurant s logo is made of a mixture of white, yellow and black colors
on a red and a small yellow background. Its location is equally catchy because it is located at the
intersection of University Drive and Rural Road, which is next to Arizona
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Raising Cane s Restaurant
The food industry in Louisiana has been growing over the years and the Raising Cane s
Restaurant has been on the forefront in offering some of the best delicacies I have tasted in my
life. Throughout my life, I have had the pleasure of experiencing different restaurants and I can
admit the experience has not been disappointing at Raising Cane s Restaurant. For anyone looking
to experience a different taste of chicken, look no further than Raising Cane.Raising Cane mostly
serves chicken fingers. In fact, the restaurant s name is Raising Cane s Chicken Fingers. As its
name suggests, it offers a variety of meals, but chicken meals are their main foods. Todd Graves,
who is the C.E.O of the restaurant and Craig Silvey who was Todd s partner and currently the vice
president of information technology and finance established the restaurant in August 1996. The
restaurant has its headquarters in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, which was the location of the first
restaurant. Today, Raising Cane is found in over 250 locations in the U.S and other countries
including Kuwait as of September in 2015.
I set out to visit the restaurant for lunch last Friday and the first thing I noticed was its theme
color, which is red. The restaurant s logo is made of a mixture of white, yellow and black colors
on a red and a small yellow background. Its location is equally catchy because it is located at the
intersection of University Drive and Rural Road, which is next to Arizona
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A Narrative Essay On A Baseball Bat
Iowa,Davenport March ,8/9 2016 The number one thing that woke me up was a scream it was a
man,I grabbed my shotgun and I went toward the sound of screaming and there were two guys
and a girl one.One guy had a baseball bat and the other two had knifes each.There were five Z s
they were surrounding them I shot 2 ,the girl stabbed the other two and the two guys killed the
last.All that was left was me and the three people ,I didn t get a good look at them when I was
fighting.The guy with the bat had a straight bill cap on a vest on top of a black shirt,tan shorts he
was tall skinny,his name was jared he had brown eyes and black hair.The guy with the knife, he
was tall kind of chunky ,glasses black hair lots of acne,jeans,brown
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Iowa,Davenport March ,8/9 2016 The number one thing that woke me up was a scream it was a
man,I grabbed my shotgun and I went toward the sound of screaming and there were two guys
and a girl one.One guy had a baseball bat and the other two had knifes each.There were five Z s
they were surrounding them I shot 2 ,the girl stabbed the other two and the two guys killed the
last.All that was left was me and the three people ,I didn t get a good look at them when I was
fighting.The guy with the bat had a straight bill cap on a vest on top of a black shirt,tan shorts he
was tall skinny,his name was jared he had brown eyes and black hair.The guy with the knife, he
was tall kind of chunky ,glasses black hair lots of acne,jeans,brown
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Judges 11 30-31 Analysis
After reading Judges 11:29 40 and Judges 19, women are being portrayed as objects designed to
be used only once and then abandoned. The fact that the strangers lives are worth more than of
their own daughters/wives also makes them objects of hospitality. The friendliness, and
entertainment of guests,visitors or strangers is far more important because women have always
been seen as inferior to men and are therefore seen as objects. As we read the stories, there is no
real sympathy shown in the tone. It just tells the story of these two woman without really focusing
on them. We are not to be impressed by the native men s desire to protect the strangers, even at the
expensive of their daughters/wives, because over the course of the years we can... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a way, it can be seen as an objective tone, an unbiased view. We can say that the objective of
these two stories are to show how one has to have faith in the Lord, after seeing how Jephthah
failed to so, and how it is probably better to wait and think before doing something, after seeing
how the Concubine s husband failed to do so. With this, one can say that the tone is objective
because it lacks sympathy towards the women, being able to leave personal judgements aside.
We are not to be impressed by the native men s desire to protect the strangers, even at the
expense of their daughters/wives because we can see how women have been taken advantage
of, over the course of the years. As we can see in Every Two Minutes:Battered Women and
Feminist Interpretation, that All day long, everyday, women are verbally intimidated, battered,
injured, and killed by the men they live with (Thistlethwaite 96) We are not to be impressed by
the native men s desire to protect the strangers, even over the expense of their own daughters
/wives because they have always been seeing as inferior to men and from Judges 11:29 40 and
Judges 19 we can see how women are portrayed as objects. They are portrayed as objects of
hospitality and as expendable. Both women were used and later abandoned. Just like Trible said
Indeed, They are tales of terror with women as victims...an unnamed woman, the concubine raped,
murdered, and dismembered;
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After reading Judges 11:29 40 and Judges 19, women are being portrayed as objects designed to
be used only once and then abandoned. The fact that the strangers lives are worth more than of
their own daughters/wives also makes them objects of hospitality. The friendliness, and
entertainment of guests,visitors or strangers is far more important because women have always
been seen as inferior to men and are therefore seen as objects. As we read the stories, there is no
real sympathy shown in the tone. It just tells the story of these two woman without really focusing
on them. We are not to be impressed by the native men s desire to protect the strangers, even at the
expensive of their daughters/wives, because over the course of the years we can... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a way, it can be seen as an objective tone, an unbiased view. We can say that the objective of
these two stories are to show how one has to have faith in the Lord, after seeing how Jephthah
failed to so, and how it is probably better to wait and think before doing something, after seeing
how the Concubine s husband failed to do so. With this, one can say that the tone is objective
because it lacks sympathy towards the women, being able to leave personal judgements aside.
We are not to be impressed by the native men s desire to protect the strangers, even at the
expense of their daughters/wives because we can see how women have been taken advantage
of, over the course of the years. As we can see in Every Two Minutes:Battered Women and
Feminist Interpretation, that All day long, everyday, women are verbally intimidated, battered,
injured, and killed by the men they live with (Thistlethwaite 96) We are not to be impressed by
the native men s desire to protect the strangers, even over the expense of their own daughters
/wives because they have always been seeing as inferior to men and from Judges 11:29 40 and
Judges 19 we can see how women are portrayed as objects. They are portrayed as objects of
hospitality and as expendable. Both women were used and later abandoned. Just like Trible said
Indeed, They are tales of terror with women as victims...an unnamed woman, the concubine raped,
murdered, and dismembered;
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How Education Is A Major Factor
The above graph shows the how education is a major factor in the variation of changes of the
United States during this time frame. For the birth year, it would be the birth year of the parents
of the students going to college. The percent is the percentage of students that completed college.
As you can easily tell that the elite class keeps rising, while the low class barely moves. The
developed countryof the United Stateshas increased the college costs for students in recent years.
Higher costs only benefit the wealthy and lower income students lose in this situation. Lower
income households end up borrowing too much. It doesn t affect the elite; in fact, they have the
largest spike opposed to the other classes. Although college completion rates have increased, the
cost of borrowing has also increased for lower class households. In a developing country, since
there is more poverty and less parents that went to college, it led to most adults not having any
schooling.
During my research, I came to a realization that the United States is actually increasing slowly in
income inequality. I saw this in another factor: health. The U.S. has a universal health care system
that sometimes benefits people by providing little cost co pays. The length of life varies among the
individuals and it was found that additional income allows for better care of oneself. This says that
greater income inequality will produce greater inequality of life spans within countries. The life
expectancy
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The above graph shows the how education is a major factor in the variation of changes of the
United States during this time frame. For the birth year, it would be the birth year of the parents
of the students going to college. The percent is the percentage of students that completed college.
As you can easily tell that the elite class keeps rising, while the low class barely moves. The
developed countryof the United Stateshas increased the college costs for students in recent years.
Higher costs only benefit the wealthy and lower income students lose in this situation. Lower
income households end up borrowing too much. It doesn t affect the elite; in fact, they have the
largest spike opposed to the other classes. Although college completion rates have increased, the
cost of borrowing has also increased for lower class households. In a developing country, since
there is more poverty and less parents that went to college, it led to most adults not having any
schooling.
During my research, I came to a realization that the United States is actually increasing slowly in
income inequality. I saw this in another factor: health. The U.S. has a universal health care system
that sometimes benefits people by providing little cost co pays. The length of life varies among the
individuals and it was found that additional income allows for better care of oneself. This says that
greater income inequality will produce greater inequality of life spans within countries. The life
expectancy
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The Reality Of Reality Tv Essay
It is a given that the culture we consume shapes who we are, more specifically what we view on
television shapes the content of our minds. It is also generally known that children can be easily
influenced by what they see on television. Reality TV is no exception to this rule. It may appear
that reality TV is a benign phenomenon but it is in fact a virus that has quickly diseased our
society. More specifically, it attracts girls most mercilessly by affecting them negatively as to
how they perceive themselves. Indeed, girls who watch reality TV learn that deceit and meanness
is normal behaviour in order to achieve success, begin to self objectify more and have a higher
expectation of more drama and conflict in their lives as well. The reality of reality TV is that it
negatively portrays females. Is there no end to the onslaught on the female gender by television?
According to Melissa Henson, director of communications and public education for the Parents
Television Council, Because girls are seeing people behaving in a negative way on reality
programs, they tend to accept that that s normative behaviour. (Semigram, 1) That may be fine
when the behaviour is positive but what of the behaviour viewed on reality TV? Watching a
heavy diet of meanness and lying in order for females to get ahead has a horrible impact on girls.
Does reality TV really portray meanness and deceit? Yes, it unquestionably does! In fact, an
extensive survey done by The Girl Scouts of the USA
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It is a given that the culture we consume shapes who we are, more specifically what we view on
television shapes the content of our minds. It is also generally known that children can be easily
influenced by what they see on television. Reality TV is no exception to this rule. It may appear
that reality TV is a benign phenomenon but it is in fact a virus that has quickly diseased our
society. More specifically, it attracts girls most mercilessly by affecting them negatively as to
how they perceive themselves. Indeed, girls who watch reality TV learn that deceit and meanness
is normal behaviour in order to achieve success, begin to self objectify more and have a higher
expectation of more drama and conflict in their lives as well. The reality of reality TV is that it
negatively portrays females. Is there no end to the onslaught on the female gender by television?
According to Melissa Henson, director of communications and public education for the Parents
Television Council, Because girls are seeing people behaving in a negative way on reality
programs, they tend to accept that that s normative behaviour. (Semigram, 1) That may be fine
when the behaviour is positive but what of the behaviour viewed on reality TV? Watching a
heavy diet of meanness and lying in order for females to get ahead has a horrible impact on girls.
Does reality TV really portray meanness and deceit? Yes, it unquestionably does! In fact, an
extensive survey done by The Girl Scouts of the USA
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Role Of The Business Cycle Dating Committee Of The...
In this paper, I will explain the roles and importance of the Business cycle Dating committee of the
National Bureau of Economic Research. I will also explain how the NBER defines and dates
recessions. Finally I will explain the important aspects and effects of the last recession.
The Business Cycle is ...the ups and downs in economic activity, defined in terms of periods of
expansion or recession (Dr. Econ). Expansion is the period in which employment, production, sales
and income increase. Likewise, the contrasting contraction is when the actions above decrease. In
order to keep track of the fluctuations of the US s business cycles troughs and peaks, the National
Bureau of Economic Research was created. The NBER is comprised of a group of economic
researchers currently led by president James Poterba. The members are usually specialized in the
field of business cycle research, and are chosen by the president. The NBER was founded in 1920
as a private non profit ...non partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and
to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, and business
professionals. (http://www.nber.org/info.html). The NBER dating committee was formed in 1978,
and plays an important role in the US as an examiner of broad measures of economic activity, and
the most reliable source of the beginning and end of recessions in the U.S. This is accomplished by
gathering as much data on a given period of economic activity.
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In this paper, I will explain the roles and importance of the Business cycle Dating committee of the
National Bureau of Economic Research. I will also explain how the NBER defines and dates
recessions. Finally I will explain the important aspects and effects of the last recession.
The Business Cycle is ...the ups and downs in economic activity, defined in terms of periods of
expansion or recession (Dr. Econ). Expansion is the period in which employment, production, sales
and income increase. Likewise, the contrasting contraction is when the actions above decrease. In
order to keep track of the fluctuations of the US s business cycles troughs and peaks, the National
Bureau of Economic Research was created. The NBER is comprised of a group of economic
researchers currently led by president James Poterba. The members are usually specialized in the
field of business cycle research, and are chosen by the president. The NBER was founded in 1920
as a private non profit ...non partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and
to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, and business
professionals. (http://www.nber.org/info.html). The NBER dating committee was formed in 1978,
and plays an important role in the US as an examiner of broad measures of economic activity, and
the most reliable source of the beginning and end of recessions in the U.S. This is accomplished by
gathering as much data on a given period of economic activity.
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A Second Look At An Average Joe
A Second Look at An Average Joe; What It Means to Be Successful
Hustling other classmates in grade school out of their lunch money, Phillip Pellerin
learned at an early age, ways of making a profit by selling polished rocks that he and his brother
found in an alley walking home from school one day. At the age of eight, this silver tongued
junior began to display real talent in sales and leadership.
Born in a bathtub in a small family home in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Delivered by his
father, who took a few classes to be a nurse, thirty four year old Pellerin started his young life
without the chaotic hustle and bustle of hospital staff poking and prodding his little body
moments after he came into this world. His older ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Two years after he graduated from Del Norte high
school, he started working for a wholesale warehouse as a cashier and restocking shelves. At the
age of nineteen, Phillip joined his brother in law as a sales representative at an indirect third
party resale shop for a popular wireless carrier. A young man, only thinking about making
money to pay for his home and a vehicle to drive himself from point A to point B. Not anywhere
near focusing on a career path for the future. He stayed employed in that shop for five years
before it closed.
His next endeavor shifted him to apply for a direct position in the same wireless
company. As a sales representative, it gave me the freedom to know the different types of
customers I would encounter, and how to persuade them to buy more than what they came in
for, said Pellerin. During his time in sales, he strived to do well, with decent hourly pay, great
shift hours, and good commission payouts. What more could this brown haired, brown eyed,
A Second Look at An Average Joe; What It Means to Be Successful
Hustling other classmates in grade school out of their lunch money, Phillip Pellerin
learned at an early age, ways of making a profit by selling polished rocks that he and his brother
found in an alley walking home from school one day. At the age of eight, this silver tongued
junior began to display real talent in sales and leadership.
Born in a bathtub in a small family home in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Delivered by his
father, who took a few classes to be a nurse, thirty four year old Pellerin started his young life
without the chaotic hustle and bustle of hospital staff poking and prodding his little body
moments after he came into this world. His older ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Two years after he graduated from Del Norte high
school, he started working for a wholesale warehouse as a cashier and restocking shelves. At the
age of nineteen, Phillip joined his brother in law as a sales representative at an indirect third
party resale shop for a popular wireless carrier. A young man, only thinking about making
money to pay for his home and a vehicle to drive himself from point A to point B. Not anywhere
near focusing on a career path for the future. He stayed employed in that shop for five years
before it closed.
His next endeavor shifted him to apply for a direct position in the same wireless
company. As a sales representative, it gave me the freedom to know the different types of
customers I would encounter, and how to persuade them to buy more than what they came in
for, said Pellerin. During his time in sales, he strived to do well, with decent hourly pay, great
shift hours, and good commission payouts. What more could this brown haired, brown eyed,
single man in his twenties want? I could spot a person with good credit or bad credit just by the
way they would enter the store; I knew whether it be worth my time or not. Pellerin continued.
Like many people do at a first impression, Pellerin profiled customers as they walked in the door.
He admits his judgment led him wrong at times but not always.
After
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way they would enter the store; I knew whether it be worth my time or not. Pellerin continued.
Like many people do at a first impression, Pellerin profiled customers as they walked in the door.
He admits his judgment led him wrong at times but not always.
After
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Pros And Cons Of Co-Sleeping Or Crib-Sleeprs
Co sleeping or crib sleepers that is the question for new parents. There are people that feel that co
sleeping is irresponsible and that parents who share a family bed are putting their baby s life at
risk. (Onderko, 2016) The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommended against bed
sharing in 2005 stating that it is linked to the increase in sudden infantdeath syndrome (SIDS).
There are not a one size fits all approach to where the baby should sleep, and how long they child
should sleep there. It really depends on the comfort of the child and the parent. Some babies can
sleep more peacefully in their cribs where they are alone and are able to move about. While other
babies need to feel and smell the parent to enable them to get
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Co sleeping or crib sleepers that is the question for new parents. There are people that feel that co
sleeping is irresponsible and that parents who share a family bed are putting their baby s life at
risk. (Onderko, 2016) The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommended against bed
sharing in 2005 stating that it is linked to the increase in sudden infantdeath syndrome (SIDS).
There are not a one size fits all approach to where the baby should sleep, and how long they child
should sleep there. It really depends on the comfort of the child and the parent. Some babies can
sleep more peacefully in their cribs where they are alone and are able to move about. While other
babies need to feel and smell the parent to enable them to get
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Eukaryotic Cells And Its Functions
Eukaryotic cells are complex and include all animal and plant cells. Prokaryotic cells are smaller
and simpler, e.g. Bacteria (AQA 2008)
Eukaryotic cells contain membrane bound organelles, whereas prokaryotic cells do not contain
these.
Although both of these cells contain DNA, only eukaryotic cells contain a nucleus. The nucleus is
the largest organelle, surrounded by a double membrane (nuclear envelope) containing lots of pores.
The nuclear membrane protects contents of the nucleus and controls the transport of substances in
and out. The nucleus contains linear DNA in chromatin which protects the DNA from damage.
Chromatin is formed of DNA which controls the activities of the cell. The nucleus often contains a
structure called the nucleolus. This structure produces ribosomes which enter the cytoplasm in the
cell through the nuclear pores, as well as transcribing DNA into RNA.
Prokaryotic cells do not contain nuclei. Instead of having a nucleus to carry the DNA, these cells
contain plasmids with circular DNA, as well as having most of the DNA float freely inside the
cytoplasm. The plasmids carry the information necessary to keep the cell alive. For example
including genes that make the bacteria cell resistant to antibiotics.
Both cells transcribe DNA into RNA in order to translate RNA and produce proteins on ribosomes.
Endoplasmic Reticulum is present in eukaryotic cells. There are two types of ER: Smooth and
rough. This organelle is formed of a network of
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Eukaryotic cells are complex and include all animal and plant cells. Prokaryotic cells are smaller
and simpler, e.g. Bacteria (AQA 2008)
Eukaryotic cells contain membrane bound organelles, whereas prokaryotic cells do not contain
these.
Although both of these cells contain DNA, only eukaryotic cells contain a nucleus. The nucleus is
the largest organelle, surrounded by a double membrane (nuclear envelope) containing lots of pores.
The nuclear membrane protects contents of the nucleus and controls the transport of substances in
and out. The nucleus contains linear DNA in chromatin which protects the DNA from damage.
Chromatin is formed of DNA which controls the activities of the cell. The nucleus often contains a
structure called the nucleolus. This structure produces ribosomes which enter the cytoplasm in the
cell through the nuclear pores, as well as transcribing DNA into RNA.
Prokaryotic cells do not contain nuclei. Instead of having a nucleus to carry the DNA, these cells
contain plasmids with circular DNA, as well as having most of the DNA float freely inside the
cytoplasm. The plasmids carry the information necessary to keep the cell alive. For example
including genes that make the bacteria cell resistant to antibiotics.
Both cells transcribe DNA into RNA in order to translate RNA and produce proteins on ribosomes.
Endoplasmic Reticulum is present in eukaryotic cells. There are two types of ER: Smooth and
rough. This organelle is formed of a network of
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With Reference to Acid-Base Balance Explore the Role of...
School of Nursing, Midwifery and Interprofessional Studies.
With reference to acid base balance explore the role of the respiratory system in maintaining blood
pH?
We live and die at the cellular level (Reid, 2011). Homeostasis is crucial for normal cellular
function. Acid base homeostasis is the part of human homeostasis and refers to the balance between
the production and elimination of H+ hydrogen ions (pH) within the body fluids (William,
Simpkins, 2001, p.236). Metabolic reactions within the cells often produce a huge excess of H+.
Lack of any mechanism for its excretion would lead H+ levels in body fluids rise quickly to the
lethal levels (Tortora, Grabowski 2006, p.1001); therefore the homeostasis of the right H+ levels is
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Hypoventilation= CO2 = H+ =pH = Acidosis
Hypoventilation= CO2 = H+ =pH = Acidosis CO2
CO2
H+
H+
pH pH Normal blood pH (7.35 7.45)
Normal blood pH (7.35 7.45)
Chemoreceptors stimulate the respiratory centre
Chemoreceptors stimulate the respiratory centre
Breathing becomes slower and shallower
Breathing becomes slower and shallower
Chemoreceptors stimulate the respiratory centre
Chemoreceptors stimulate the respiratory centre
Breathing becomes deeper and faster
Breathing becomes deeper and faster
pH pH H+
H+
CO2
CO2
Hyperventilation=CO2 = H+ =pH = Alkalosis
Hyperventilation=CO2 = H+ =pH = Alkalosis
Fig.2: Respiratory regulation of blood pH.
Simple act of breathing also regulates blood s pH.. When the ventilation rate increases, more CO2
will be excreted, leading to decreased H+ concentration and raise in pH. Contrarily, when the
School of Nursing, Midwifery and Interprofessional Studies.
With reference to acid base balance explore the role of the respiratory system in maintaining blood
pH?
We live and die at the cellular level (Reid, 2011). Homeostasis is crucial for normal cellular
function. Acid base homeostasis is the part of human homeostasis and refers to the balance between
the production and elimination of H+ hydrogen ions (pH) within the body fluids (William,
Simpkins, 2001, p.236). Metabolic reactions within the cells often produce a huge excess of H+.
Lack of any mechanism for its excretion would lead H+ levels in body fluids rise quickly to the
lethal levels (Tortora, Grabowski 2006, p.1001); therefore the homeostasis of the right H+ levels is
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hypoventilation= CO2 = H+ =pH = Acidosis
Hypoventilation= CO2 = H+ =pH = Acidosis CO2
CO2
H+
H+
pH pH Normal blood pH (7.35 7.45)
Normal blood pH (7.35 7.45)
Chemoreceptors stimulate the respiratory centre
Chemoreceptors stimulate the respiratory centre
Breathing becomes slower and shallower
Breathing becomes slower and shallower
Chemoreceptors stimulate the respiratory centre
Chemoreceptors stimulate the respiratory centre
Breathing becomes deeper and faster
Breathing becomes deeper and faster
pH pH H+
H+
CO2
CO2
Hyperventilation=CO2 = H+ =pH = Alkalosis
Hyperventilation=CO2 = H+ =pH = Alkalosis
Fig.2: Respiratory regulation of blood pH.
Simple act of breathing also regulates blood s pH.. When the ventilation rate increases, more CO2
will be excreted, leading to decreased H+ concentration and raise in pH. Contrarily, when the
ventilation rate decreases, less carbon dioxide will get excreted, leading to its accumulation,
therefore increase in H+ and decrease in blood s pH (Tortora, Derrickson, 2009, p.1002).
As we can see, lungs and brain control blood s pH minute by minute.
When the respiratory system fails to control the pH of the blood through ventilation it can lead to
respiratory acidosis or alkalosis.
Respiratory acidosis is an excess of carbonic acid that is caused by conditions resulting in
hypoventilation and CO2 retention. The major effect of acidosis
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therefore increase in H+ and decrease in blood s pH (Tortora, Derrickson, 2009, p.1002).
As we can see, lungs and brain control blood s pH minute by minute.
When the respiratory system fails to control the pH of the blood through ventilation it can lead to
respiratory acidosis or alkalosis.
Respiratory acidosis is an excess of carbonic acid that is caused by conditions resulting in
hypoventilation and CO2 retention. The major effect of acidosis
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Game Description Of Rainbow Brain
Rainbow Brain
Game Description
Rainbow Brain is a board game developed for children ages four and up that incorporates various
developmental processes to help children learn and master certain skills and concepts. It comes
with a colorful board, six game pieces, one die, a pencil and drawing pad, a one minute timer,
and clay. The timer, pencil, paper, and clay will be used for the creation part, which will be
discussed more in detail. We start by having the youngest player go first and then have each player
take their turn, going around clockwise. Each player takes turns rolling a die. The number the die
lands on determines the amount of spaces the player moves their game piece. Each space on the
board is colored: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. Whatever color the player lands on,
he/she will pick up a card from its corresponding deck. There are six decks of cards: three different
concepts of development with two different types of tasks for each concept. The tasks for the
concept of number are in the red and orange decks. The concept for categorical concept is used
in tasks throughout the yellow and green decks. The concept for drawing and symbolic
representation are the blue and purple decks. Example cards are provided at the end. Each player
must complete the task written on the card, and if the task is not completed or is incorrect, they
will have to move back one space. Ideally, this game should last 30 45 minutes if everyone
cooperates and plays well
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Rainbow Brain
Game Description
Rainbow Brain is a board game developed for children ages four and up that incorporates various
developmental processes to help children learn and master certain skills and concepts. It comes
with a colorful board, six game pieces, one die, a pencil and drawing pad, a one minute timer,
and clay. The timer, pencil, paper, and clay will be used for the creation part, which will be
discussed more in detail. We start by having the youngest player go first and then have each player
take their turn, going around clockwise. Each player takes turns rolling a die. The number the die
lands on determines the amount of spaces the player moves their game piece. Each space on the
board is colored: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. Whatever color the player lands on,
he/she will pick up a card from its corresponding deck. There are six decks of cards: three different
concepts of development with two different types of tasks for each concept. The tasks for the
concept of number are in the red and orange decks. The concept for categorical concept is used
in tasks throughout the yellow and green decks. The concept for drawing and symbolic
representation are the blue and purple decks. Example cards are provided at the end. Each player
must complete the task written on the card, and if the task is not completed or is incorrect, they
will have to move back one space. Ideally, this game should last 30 45 minutes if everyone
cooperates and plays well
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Summary Of A Passage Of India By Quot. Forster
A Passage to India, written by E.M. Forster, is a story of human relations between the British
colonists and the people of India. Dr. Aziz, a native Indian and main character in the novel, is
extremely frustrated of the way others think about these two cultures together. Some may say it s
the position of superiority the British hold that the Indians perceive as degrading. Throughout the
novel there is a clear tension between the natives and the colonists that relate to both fictional and
historical events. There are several events that occur that demonstrate this cultural division. One
event, for example, is when Aziz first meets Mrs. Moore, who is an elderly Englishwoman, and
after they chat for awhile, he escorts her to a club that is strictly labeled whites only. In the mean
time, the Indians are forced to stay outside as if some type of a subhuman being. It is this type of
segregation that has been see in history time and time again that leads to racial tension. Its simply a
problem of education because those who do not study history are bound to repeat it. In every culture
, civilization, habitat, or locality, there is, or has been, some form of discrimination at hand. From
what I ve experienced, I believe it is solely based off of change of normality. For instance, when
British colonists first arrived in the New World, Native Americans had already owned the land. To
the natives, this flood of immigrants was their cultural change. Had they not all been massacred and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Passage to India, written by E.M. Forster, is a story of human relations between the British
colonists and the people of India. Dr. Aziz, a native Indian and main character in the novel, is
extremely frustrated of the way others think about these two cultures together. Some may say it s
the position of superiority the British hold that the Indians perceive as degrading. Throughout the
novel there is a clear tension between the natives and the colonists that relate to both fictional and
historical events. There are several events that occur that demonstrate this cultural division. One
event, for example, is when Aziz first meets Mrs. Moore, who is an elderly Englishwoman, and
after they chat for awhile, he escorts her to a club that is strictly labeled whites only. In the mean
time, the Indians are forced to stay outside as if some type of a subhuman being. It is this type of
segregation that has been see in history time and time again that leads to racial tension. Its simply a
problem of education because those who do not study history are bound to repeat it. In every culture
, civilization, habitat, or locality, there is, or has been, some form of discrimination at hand. From
what I ve experienced, I believe it is solely based off of change of normality. For instance, when
British colonists first arrived in the New World, Native Americans had already owned the land. To
the natives, this flood of immigrants was their cultural change. Had they not all been massacred and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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