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Hugh Gallagher College Essay
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the irreverent style of the original can be a delicate balancing act. It demands a keen sense of
comedic timing and an understanding of the nuances that made Gallagher's essay stand out.
Moreover, crafting an essay that resonates with readers and leaves a lasting impression
necessitates careful consideration of the target audience and the overall purpose of the piece.
Striking the right chord between humor and substance, between quirkiness and coherence, is no
easy feat.
The challenge intensifies when one tries to avoid clichГ©s and ensure that the essay maintains a
level of originality. The risk of falling into the trap of overused tropes or predictable jokes looms
large, requiring a writer to navigate the fine line between familiarity and novelty.
In conclusion, writing an essay on the topic of "Hugh Gallagher College Essay" involves
navigating through a complex terrain of humor, originality, and creativity. It demands a keen
understanding of the unconventional style that made Gallagher's essay memorable and the ability
to infuse one's unique voice into the narrative. It's a task that calls for both skill and finesse to
create an essay that captures the spirit of the original while standing on its own merit.
If you find yourself struggling with this or any other writing task, it's worth noting that similar
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Hugh Gallagher College EssayHugh Gallagher College Essay
Writing an essay on the topic of "Hugh Gallagher College Essay" can be quite challenging,
primarily because the essay itself is known for its unconventional and humorous nature. Hugh
Gallagher's college essay gained fame for its unique style and unexpected content. Replicating
such a distinctive approach requires creativity, wit, and a deep understanding of the original
essay's tone and structure.
One difficulty lies in capturing the essence of Gallagher's humor without resorting to mere
imitation. Successfully infusing your own voice and humor into the essay while staying true to
the irreverent style of the original can be a delicate balancing act. It demands a keen sense of
comedic timing and an understanding of the nuances that made Gallagher's essay stand out.
Moreover, crafting an essay that resonates with readers and leaves a lasting impression
necessitates careful consideration of the target audience and the overall purpose of the piece.
Striking the right chord between humor and substance, between quirkiness and coherence, is no
easy feat.
The challenge intensifies when one tries to avoid clichГ©s and ensure that the essay maintains a
level of originality. The risk of falling into the trap of overused tropes or predictable jokes looms
large, requiring a writer to navigate the fine line between familiarity and novelty.
In conclusion, writing an essay on the topic of "Hugh Gallagher College Essay" involves
navigating through a complex terrain of humor, originality, and creativity. It demands a keen
understanding of the unconventional style that made Gallagher's essay memorable and the ability
to infuse one's unique voice into the narrative. It's a task that calls for both skill and finesse to
create an essay that captures the spirit of the original while standing on its own merit.
If you find yourself struggling with this or any other writing task, it's worth noting that similar
essays and much more can be ordered on HelpWriting.net , where professional writers can
assist you in navigating the challenges of crafting a compelling and unique piece.
Hugh Gallagher College EssayHugh Gallagher College Essay
Moment Of Conception
What has made you the person you are? A question then naturally occurs and it is a
question that many are afraid to ask. The question stands, did God author the
events that would shape me into the person I am? The reason most people do not
want to consider this question is because this includes the good and the bad
circumstances of our lives. Most people have something in their life that they wish
they could change. Some would change a conversation they didn t have or perhaps
the words they should not have spoken. Either way life deals us blows and years,
even decades after we can look at these events and ponder how they have changed us.
The moment of conception is the beginning of life. As such, this very moment defines
so many different ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was the moment my brother s drug abuse began. This changed not only my
brother s life but the entirety of my family dynamic. As we discussed in class,
family is the greatest influence on teens. However, out of this time of darkness a
passion was sparked within me. This passion came out of horrid circumstances, but
amongst the drug abuse and mental diagnosis developed a passion for counseling.
As I was the family council to my mother, father, and when allowed brother. I
remember the day of his diagnosis. He was fresh out of high school and had been
delving deeper into drugs. I will never forget when my mom and dad left in the
middle of the night to go get him from a gas station hour away from home. He was
having a bad reaction to whatever he had taken and as a result ender up in a
rehabilitation center. I will never forget my mother telling me that my brother had
bipolar disorder. This brought to light all of the things he had struggled with since
childhood. Through it all, from the drug addiction to the sleepless nights, I was my
mother s stability. She leaned on me for support. It was in those many moments I
learned the necessity of counseling in the darkest of times in
What has made you the person you are? A question then naturally occurs and it is a
question that many are afraid to ask. The question stands, did God author the
events that would shape me into the person I am? The reason most people do not
want to consider this question is because this includes the good and the bad
circumstances of our lives. Most people have something in their life that they wish
they could change. Some would change a conversation they didn t have or perhaps
the words they should not have spoken. Either way life deals us blows and years,
even decades after we can look at these events and ponder how they have changed us.
The moment of conception is the beginning of life. As such, this very moment defines
so many different ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was the moment my brother s drug abuse began. This changed not only my
brother s life but the entirety of my family dynamic. As we discussed in class,
family is the greatest influence on teens. However, out of this time of darkness a
passion was sparked within me. This passion came out of horrid circumstances, but
amongst the drug abuse and mental diagnosis developed a passion for counseling.
As I was the family council to my mother, father, and when allowed brother. I
remember the day of his diagnosis. He was fresh out of high school and had been
delving deeper into drugs. I will never forget when my mom and dad left in the
middle of the night to go get him from a gas station hour away from home. He was
having a bad reaction to whatever he had taken and as a result ender up in a
rehabilitation center. I will never forget my mother telling me that my brother had
bipolar disorder. This brought to light all of the things he had struggled with since
childhood. Through it all, from the drug addiction to the sleepless nights, I was my
mother s stability. She leaned on me for support. It was in those many moments I
learned the necessity of counseling in the darkest of times in
Oppression Of Women In Shakespeare s The Comedy Of
Errors
Roland Barthes once said literature is the question minus the answer. In
Shakespeare s The Comedy of Errors, a central question is asked concerning what
about a women and her relationships is revealed when they are faced with
oppression and attempt to resist and question it? What about a woman is revealed
when they accept and enforce patriarchy? These question are replied to in multiple
ways to different extents and reveals the play s meaning of the work as a whole:
when women question norms, they will have their beliefs dismissed and become a
subject of scrutiny. In The Comedy of Errors, Antipholus of Ephesus s wife, Adriana,
is first introduced questioning boundaries placed on women in her society.
Throughout the play, Adriana voices her annoyance with the restrictions placed upon
her by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Adriana and Luciana discuss the liberties that men acquire that women don t,
Luciana is exhibited as being extremely traditional when she justifies why women
are undeserving of the same rights men possess, saying Why, too much freedom
leads to woe. There s nothing under heaven that doesn t have its limits. The beasts
on the earth, the fish in the sea, and the birds in the sky are all subject to the males
of their species and under their control. Men, who are nearest to God, are the
masters of all these creatures. And men the lords of the wide world and wild wat ry
seas, endued with intellectual sense and souls, of more preeminence than fish and
fowls, are masters to their females, and their lords. Then let your will attend on their
accords. This interaction shows Adriana as being progressive and aware a
characteristic that many of
Errors
Roland Barthes once said literature is the question minus the answer. In
Shakespeare s The Comedy of Errors, a central question is asked concerning what
about a women and her relationships is revealed when they are faced with
oppression and attempt to resist and question it? What about a woman is revealed
when they accept and enforce patriarchy? These question are replied to in multiple
ways to different extents and reveals the play s meaning of the work as a whole:
when women question norms, they will have their beliefs dismissed and become a
subject of scrutiny. In The Comedy of Errors, Antipholus of Ephesus s wife, Adriana,
is first introduced questioning boundaries placed on women in her society.
Throughout the play, Adriana voices her annoyance with the restrictions placed upon
her by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Adriana and Luciana discuss the liberties that men acquire that women don t,
Luciana is exhibited as being extremely traditional when she justifies why women
are undeserving of the same rights men possess, saying Why, too much freedom
leads to woe. There s nothing under heaven that doesn t have its limits. The beasts
on the earth, the fish in the sea, and the birds in the sky are all subject to the males
of their species and under their control. Men, who are nearest to God, are the
masters of all these creatures. And men the lords of the wide world and wild wat ry
seas, endued with intellectual sense and souls, of more preeminence than fish and
fowls, are masters to their females, and their lords. Then let your will attend on their
accords. This interaction shows Adriana as being progressive and aware a
characteristic that many of
Management of Diversity in Organization
Management of Diversity in Organization
Abstract
Organizations have been becoming increasingly diverse in terms of gender, race,
ethnicity, and nationality. This diversity brings substantial potential benefits such as
better decision making, greater creativity and innovation, and more successful
marketing to different types of customers. But, increasing cultural differences within
a workforce also bring potential costs in higher turnovers, interpersonal conflicts, and
communicational breakdowns. The utilities of diversity training and the essential
managerial skills required for effectively managing diversity will also be discussed.
Diversity Management vs. Organizational Performance
Diversity of skills among individual members will ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Research tends to support this relationship. Kanter s study of innovation in
organizations revealed that the most innovative companies deliberately establish
heterogeneous teams to create a marketplace of ideas, recognizing that a multiplicity
of points of view needs to be brought to bear on a problem . Kanter also specifically
noted that companies high on innovation had done a better job than most on
eradicating racism, sexism, and classism, in addition, tended to employ more women
and racioethnic minorities than less innovative companies.
Research by Charlene J. Nemeth found that minority views can stimulate
consideration of non obvious alternatives in task groups. Nemeth found that the
minority groups adopted multiple strategies and identified more solutions than the
majority groups. She concluded that the groups exposed to minority views were more
creative than the more homogeneous, majority groups. She further concluded that
persistent exposure to minority viewpoints stimulates creative thought processes.
Another experiment compared the creativity of teams that were homogeneous on a
series of attitude measures against teams with heterogeneous attitudes. Problem
solution creativity was judged on originality and practicality. Results indicated that as
long as the team members had similar ability levels, the heterogeneous teams were
more creative than the homogeneous ones. If
Management of Diversity in Organization
Abstract
Organizations have been becoming increasingly diverse in terms of gender, race,
ethnicity, and nationality. This diversity brings substantial potential benefits such as
better decision making, greater creativity and innovation, and more successful
marketing to different types of customers. But, increasing cultural differences within
a workforce also bring potential costs in higher turnovers, interpersonal conflicts, and
communicational breakdowns. The utilities of diversity training and the essential
managerial skills required for effectively managing diversity will also be discussed.
Diversity Management vs. Organizational Performance
Diversity of skills among individual members will ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Research tends to support this relationship. Kanter s study of innovation in
organizations revealed that the most innovative companies deliberately establish
heterogeneous teams to create a marketplace of ideas, recognizing that a multiplicity
of points of view needs to be brought to bear on a problem . Kanter also specifically
noted that companies high on innovation had done a better job than most on
eradicating racism, sexism, and classism, in addition, tended to employ more women
and racioethnic minorities than less innovative companies.
Research by Charlene J. Nemeth found that minority views can stimulate
consideration of non obvious alternatives in task groups. Nemeth found that the
minority groups adopted multiple strategies and identified more solutions than the
majority groups. She concluded that the groups exposed to minority views were more
creative than the more homogeneous, majority groups. She further concluded that
persistent exposure to minority viewpoints stimulates creative thought processes.
Another experiment compared the creativity of teams that were homogeneous on a
series of attitude measures against teams with heterogeneous attitudes. Problem
solution creativity was judged on originality and practicality. Results indicated that as
long as the team members had similar ability levels, the heterogeneous teams were
more creative than the homogeneous ones. If
Enron Scandal And The Corporate Financial Frauds
One of the biggest corporate financial frauds in history was Enron scandal, where the
relationship between the company governance and their auditors Arthur Andersen
was one of the factors that helped the company hide its frauds, which eventually led
Enron s bankruptcy. The accounting firm was accused of not acting independently
and misstating Enrons accounts such as keeping huge debts off balance sheets. Some
believe that the auditors had gone along with Enron s questionable accounting
practices in order to maintain their work. As a result, the shareholders lost $74 billion
further (further depressing the stock market), thousands of employees and investors
lost their retirement accounts, and many employees lost their jobs. In addition,...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These statements can serve as an adequate early warning material for the protection
of investors and creditors. Therefore, improving auditors independence will increase
the reliability of corporations published п¬ Ѓnancial statements and give assurance of
that reliability to users of those п¬ Ѓnancial statements. Some of the ways to
strengthen auditors independent is rotation of audit firms at regular intervals.
Currently it is required that the rotation of the lead partner in an audit firm to be
conducted every five years. However, this current law of rotating audit firms doesn t
address the real conflict in the auditor/audited relationship. Recent academic studies
in both the U.S. and other countries suggest serious disadvantages to mandatory audit
firm rotation. Key among them is the loss of the current auditor s cumulative
knowledge of the company s business, processes, systems, people, and risks
(Pwc.com). In the case of mandatory rotation of an audit firm rotation can be very
expensive for both the audit firm and their client. Indeed, the expenses of this change
could outweigh its benefits. So how can we further strengthen auditors independence?
I would like to suggest a new policy that would prohibit companies from hiring
managers and internal auditors from their external audit firms. Currently, SEC
requires a one year cooling off period before a company
One of the biggest corporate financial frauds in history was Enron scandal, where the
relationship between the company governance and their auditors Arthur Andersen
was one of the factors that helped the company hide its frauds, which eventually led
Enron s bankruptcy. The accounting firm was accused of not acting independently
and misstating Enrons accounts such as keeping huge debts off balance sheets. Some
believe that the auditors had gone along with Enron s questionable accounting
practices in order to maintain their work. As a result, the shareholders lost $74 billion
further (further depressing the stock market), thousands of employees and investors
lost their retirement accounts, and many employees lost their jobs. In addition,...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These statements can serve as an adequate early warning material for the protection
of investors and creditors. Therefore, improving auditors independence will increase
the reliability of corporations published п¬ Ѓnancial statements and give assurance of
that reliability to users of those п¬ Ѓnancial statements. Some of the ways to
strengthen auditors independent is rotation of audit firms at regular intervals.
Currently it is required that the rotation of the lead partner in an audit firm to be
conducted every five years. However, this current law of rotating audit firms doesn t
address the real conflict in the auditor/audited relationship. Recent academic studies
in both the U.S. and other countries suggest serious disadvantages to mandatory audit
firm rotation. Key among them is the loss of the current auditor s cumulative
knowledge of the company s business, processes, systems, people, and risks
(Pwc.com). In the case of mandatory rotation of an audit firm rotation can be very
expensive for both the audit firm and their client. Indeed, the expenses of this change
could outweigh its benefits. So how can we further strengthen auditors independence?
I would like to suggest a new policy that would prohibit companies from hiring
managers and internal auditors from their external audit firms. Currently, SEC
requires a one year cooling off period before a company
The Negative Environmental Effects Of Light Pollution On...
Artificial illumination consists one of the most useful and integral parts of the human
civilisation as it allows all human activities to expand during the night or to take 30
place in areas where the lighting is inadequate. Its misuse though, causes a
phenomenon known as photopollution/ light pollution/ luminous pollution. This
phenomenon is caused because artificial light is being reflected from the various
components of the atmosphere.
The International Dark Sky Association define light pollution as:
Any adverse effect of artificial lighting, including sky glow, glare, light trespass, light
clutter, decreased visibility at night, and energy waste. (IDA 2012, p. 4)
This definition identifies the negative aesthetic effects of artificial light but IDA
(2012, p. 4) also claims that energy waste is pollution. The definition indicates that
light pollution is a waste of energy and therefore an indirect waste of nuclear energy
and limited fossil resources.
Text
The International Dark Sky Association s definition of light pollution contains four
lighting components that describe different kinds of light pollution:
Urban sky glow is the brightness of the sky over large inhabited areas.
Glare is a visual discomfort or decreased visibility due to excessive brightness.
Light trespass is unintended, unwanted or unnecessary light.
Light clutter is bright, confusing and excessive groupings of light that is common in
urban areas.
Text
Effect of Light Pollution on Humans
Affects the
Artificial illumination consists one of the most useful and integral parts of the human
civilisation as it allows all human activities to expand during the night or to take 30
place in areas where the lighting is inadequate. Its misuse though, causes a
phenomenon known as photopollution/ light pollution/ luminous pollution. This
phenomenon is caused because artificial light is being reflected from the various
components of the atmosphere.
The International Dark Sky Association define light pollution as:
Any adverse effect of artificial lighting, including sky glow, glare, light trespass, light
clutter, decreased visibility at night, and energy waste. (IDA 2012, p. 4)
This definition identifies the negative aesthetic effects of artificial light but IDA
(2012, p. 4) also claims that energy waste is pollution. The definition indicates that
light pollution is a waste of energy and therefore an indirect waste of nuclear energy
and limited fossil resources.
Text
The International Dark Sky Association s definition of light pollution contains four
lighting components that describe different kinds of light pollution:
Urban sky glow is the brightness of the sky over large inhabited areas.
Glare is a visual discomfort or decreased visibility due to excessive brightness.
Light trespass is unintended, unwanted or unnecessary light.
Light clutter is bright, confusing and excessive groupings of light that is common in
urban areas.
Text
Effect of Light Pollution on Humans
Affects the
The Island of Madagascar
Madagascar is known for being like no other land; the island is roughly the size of
Texas of France to give a more definite scene of what it is like. Madagascar is also
home to more than 250,000 species of which 70 percent of them are found
nowhere else on the globe but then in Madagascar, in other words a lot of things
one can see on the land cannot be seen anywhere else. About 5.07% of the land is
arable land which means that permanent crops has the percentage of 1.03% and
other crops that the land is made up of uses 93.9% of crops. (Henevald Craig, 1995 )
Madagascaris made up of many different resources as well. The first being graphite
which is a gray crystalline form of carbon that occurs as a mineral in some rocks
and can be made from coke. It is also used as a solid lubricant when it comes to
pencils and as a moderator in nuclear reactors. Chromite, coal, bauxite, salt quartz,
tar sands, semiprecious stones, mica which is a shiny silicate mineral with a layered
structure, found as a minute scales in granite and in other rocks as well or as crystals
Now a days it can be used as a thermal or electrical insulator. Fish and hydropower as
known resources as Madagascar as well.
Madagascar has experienced much change and steady population growth throughout
the twentieth century of times. Since its first systematic census was undertaken by
colonial authorities their population has increasingly grown from 2.2 million in the
1990 s to 7.6 million in 1975 and the population
Madagascar is known for being like no other land; the island is roughly the size of
Texas of France to give a more definite scene of what it is like. Madagascar is also
home to more than 250,000 species of which 70 percent of them are found
nowhere else on the globe but then in Madagascar, in other words a lot of things
one can see on the land cannot be seen anywhere else. About 5.07% of the land is
arable land which means that permanent crops has the percentage of 1.03% and
other crops that the land is made up of uses 93.9% of crops. (Henevald Craig, 1995 )
Madagascaris made up of many different resources as well. The first being graphite
which is a gray crystalline form of carbon that occurs as a mineral in some rocks
and can be made from coke. It is also used as a solid lubricant when it comes to
pencils and as a moderator in nuclear reactors. Chromite, coal, bauxite, salt quartz,
tar sands, semiprecious stones, mica which is a shiny silicate mineral with a layered
structure, found as a minute scales in granite and in other rocks as well or as crystals
Now a days it can be used as a thermal or electrical insulator. Fish and hydropower as
known resources as Madagascar as well.
Madagascar has experienced much change and steady population growth throughout
the twentieth century of times. Since its first systematic census was undertaken by
colonial authorities their population has increasingly grown from 2.2 million in the
1990 s to 7.6 million in 1975 and the population
Naval Academy
In fall, 2017, 20 million students will attend colleges and universities in America
alone. For me and many other people this will be the next step after high school.
The United States Naval Academy or simply the USNA is one of the five service
academies in the U.S. and is the one I will be focusing on today. Through my
research, I have found that the Naval Academy has very interesting Alumni/post
school experiences, wonderful extracurriculars and an extensive history. Many
colleges and universities have unique alumni and a unique after collegeexperiences,
but none are quite as daring and interesting as those of the USNA. At graduation, you
are commissioned as a Ensign in the navy or a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps.
After their commision, midshipmen have to serve five years, and then are able to
pursue other jobs. Some notable... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The academy was founded on October 10, 1845, making it the second oldest of the
five service academies, but wasn t given it s current name until 1850. Along with
the name change, new curriculum was set causing midshipmen to study 4 years
and go aboard ships in the summer. This would later change to two years of study
preceding and following three years aboard a ship. In 1933 the academy started
giving out bachelors in science followed by a new present core curriculum
including 18 major fields of study and many elective courses. The student body
has grown from 50 to now 4,000 and will continue on this track. The campus,
located in Annapolis, MD, has also had major improvements, growing from a mere
10 acres to a breathtaking 388 acres of space fit for a king. In 1976 the academy
first accepted women, making the school have total equality. The 2020 class size is
projected to have 331 women, making 28% of all students female. Without the Naval
Academy s rich history, it couldn t be where it is
In fall, 2017, 20 million students will attend colleges and universities in America
alone. For me and many other people this will be the next step after high school.
The United States Naval Academy or simply the USNA is one of the five service
academies in the U.S. and is the one I will be focusing on today. Through my
research, I have found that the Naval Academy has very interesting Alumni/post
school experiences, wonderful extracurriculars and an extensive history. Many
colleges and universities have unique alumni and a unique after collegeexperiences,
but none are quite as daring and interesting as those of the USNA. At graduation, you
are commissioned as a Ensign in the navy or a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps.
After their commision, midshipmen have to serve five years, and then are able to
pursue other jobs. Some notable... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The academy was founded on October 10, 1845, making it the second oldest of the
five service academies, but wasn t given it s current name until 1850. Along with
the name change, new curriculum was set causing midshipmen to study 4 years
and go aboard ships in the summer. This would later change to two years of study
preceding and following three years aboard a ship. In 1933 the academy started
giving out bachelors in science followed by a new present core curriculum
including 18 major fields of study and many elective courses. The student body
has grown from 50 to now 4,000 and will continue on this track. The campus,
located in Annapolis, MD, has also had major improvements, growing from a mere
10 acres to a breathtaking 388 acres of space fit for a king. In 1976 the academy
first accepted women, making the school have total equality. The 2020 class size is
projected to have 331 women, making 28% of all students female. Without the Naval
Academy s rich history, it couldn t be where it is
Extermination Camp Treblinka
Treblinka was the main extermination camp used during the hitler Nazi reign. The
Extermination camp was only around for one year but had more deaths than any
other camp. Treblinka isn t one of the well known camp but it is one of the camps
most known for it s larger extermination areas.
Treblinka death camp is located in the North eastern region of the general
government and it is also located near the Polish village of Wolka Okraglik.
Treblinka was a junction on the Warsaw Bialystok railway line that was used to
transform Jews from Warsaw to Treblinka. The germans established Treblinka to be
apart of the Akito Reinhard operation according to Holocaust Education Research
Team. The death camp was constructed to look like a 1,312 by 1,968 foot trapezoid
which they began construction on the begining of April 1942. Richard Thomalla
was the supervisor of the construction of Treblinka. Many of the workers were
forced Jews and some were from the construction company Schonbrunn from
Leipzig. They also had them build a 26 foot tall watch tower Holocaust
Encyclopedia. The death camp was divided into three parts, a reception area, living
area, and a killing area. The living area was where the german staff lived, it was also
the guards unit, administrative office, a clinic, storerooms, and workshops. There
was also one section that contained ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was brought to Treblinka in 1942 at the age of 19. He only survived because he
was strong and was a good builder. Willenberg was the only person on his transport
that wasn t sent to the gas chambers as soon as they got to the camp..He escaped on
August 2, 1943 along with 300 others and and survived the massive S.S. manhunt
which captured 200 of the 300 escapees. Although he survived the manhunt one of the
S.S. managed to shoot him in the leg. He later took part in the Warsaw uprising
according to Jewish Virtual
Treblinka was the main extermination camp used during the hitler Nazi reign. The
Extermination camp was only around for one year but had more deaths than any
other camp. Treblinka isn t one of the well known camp but it is one of the camps
most known for it s larger extermination areas.
Treblinka death camp is located in the North eastern region of the general
government and it is also located near the Polish village of Wolka Okraglik.
Treblinka was a junction on the Warsaw Bialystok railway line that was used to
transform Jews from Warsaw to Treblinka. The germans established Treblinka to be
apart of the Akito Reinhard operation according to Holocaust Education Research
Team. The death camp was constructed to look like a 1,312 by 1,968 foot trapezoid
which they began construction on the begining of April 1942. Richard Thomalla
was the supervisor of the construction of Treblinka. Many of the workers were
forced Jews and some were from the construction company Schonbrunn from
Leipzig. They also had them build a 26 foot tall watch tower Holocaust
Encyclopedia. The death camp was divided into three parts, a reception area, living
area, and a killing area. The living area was where the german staff lived, it was also
the guards unit, administrative office, a clinic, storerooms, and workshops. There
was also one section that contained ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was brought to Treblinka in 1942 at the age of 19. He only survived because he
was strong and was a good builder. Willenberg was the only person on his transport
that wasn t sent to the gas chambers as soon as they got to the camp..He escaped on
August 2, 1943 along with 300 others and and survived the massive S.S. manhunt
which captured 200 of the 300 escapees. Although he survived the manhunt one of the
S.S. managed to shoot him in the leg. He later took part in the Warsaw uprising
according to Jewish Virtual
A Well Dinner At The Family Table
A well prepared dinner at the family table was a staple of my childhood. Arriving
home from a long day at school, I could always expect my mother to soon make her
way to the kitchen to begin her, as she called it, second job. College life and all of its
responsibilities, however, have flipped my expectations of my day to day eating
experiences. Keeping a log of when and why I am eating has opened my eyes to the
reality of foodno longer being a priority in my life. I eat when I can afford the time
as other obligations take my focus. Food has also mostly lost its human qualities. I
now feel as if I am merely consuming to allow myself to continue functioning as
opposed to enjoying food for its quality or savoring a social aspect. The first thing I
immediately noticed from my food journal was the minimalistic nature of my diet. I
begin the average weekday by consuming something unimaginative, such as oatmeal
or a sandwich, before making my way to campus. After my classes, it is nearly three
in the afternoon when I attempt to contemplate what I will next have. This midday
mealusually consists, yet again, of something lackluster and repetitive. Many of these
meals are a basic sandwich or include a baked potato. Beyond that meal is a
guessing game as to when I will eat again. I try to push back eating as long as I can
so that I can accomplish as many responsibilities as possible. Only once hunger has
brought itself to the forefront of my consciousness will I then again
A well prepared dinner at the family table was a staple of my childhood. Arriving
home from a long day at school, I could always expect my mother to soon make her
way to the kitchen to begin her, as she called it, second job. College life and all of its
responsibilities, however, have flipped my expectations of my day to day eating
experiences. Keeping a log of when and why I am eating has opened my eyes to the
reality of foodno longer being a priority in my life. I eat when I can afford the time
as other obligations take my focus. Food has also mostly lost its human qualities. I
now feel as if I am merely consuming to allow myself to continue functioning as
opposed to enjoying food for its quality or savoring a social aspect. The first thing I
immediately noticed from my food journal was the minimalistic nature of my diet. I
begin the average weekday by consuming something unimaginative, such as oatmeal
or a sandwich, before making my way to campus. After my classes, it is nearly three
in the afternoon when I attempt to contemplate what I will next have. This midday
mealusually consists, yet again, of something lackluster and repetitive. Many of these
meals are a basic sandwich or include a baked potato. Beyond that meal is a
guessing game as to when I will eat again. I try to push back eating as long as I can
so that I can accomplish as many responsibilities as possible. Only once hunger has
brought itself to the forefront of my consciousness will I then again
Traffic And Smog In Los Angeles Essay
photochemical reaction which means car exhaust emissions like nitrogen oxides
combine with sunlight to create a pollutant. In a city of millions like Los Angeles
where nearly every person drives a car, smog forms quickly. In addition to the many
car emissions, smog also forms in Los Angeles as a result of the many industrial
factories. Although Los Angeles now contains few of the (once ubiquitous) industrial
plants, the pollutionstill moves in from neighboring cities. On a daily basis,
thousands of grams of nitrogen dioxide enter the atmosphere. Los Angeles geography
also makes it also a perfect smogtrap as the mountains combined with the
temperature inversions trap pollutants in an overheated bowl (Los Angeles: Traffic
And Smog ).... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The citizens of Los Angeles watched as an acrid cloud settled over downtown Los
Angeles (Elkind, 52). People coughed and cried, cars crashed, many felt depressed
by the unhealthy air. After that day in July, the decades long battle to control smog
and pollution policy in Los Angeles began (52). Complaints from Los Angeles
citizens flooded the city official s offices. A popular method of protesting worked
through the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce (LAA?CC) which interacted with
public interest As the battle against smog began, many organizations formed. The
Altadena Property Owners League was a neighborhood improvement organization
that focused on implementation of industrial regulations and county based smoke
rules (Elkind 59). A popular attitude in the public and APOL, was if the government
won t do something then the people will. In 1944, after listening to demands for
cleaner air, the LACC created Smoke and fumes committee focused on backyard
burners as well as local industries air pollution eventually tried to create smog policy
based on voluntary cooperation (61) {MORE ABOUT
photochemical reaction which means car exhaust emissions like nitrogen oxides
combine with sunlight to create a pollutant. In a city of millions like Los Angeles
where nearly every person drives a car, smog forms quickly. In addition to the many
car emissions, smog also forms in Los Angeles as a result of the many industrial
factories. Although Los Angeles now contains few of the (once ubiquitous) industrial
plants, the pollutionstill moves in from neighboring cities. On a daily basis,
thousands of grams of nitrogen dioxide enter the atmosphere. Los Angeles geography
also makes it also a perfect smogtrap as the mountains combined with the
temperature inversions trap pollutants in an overheated bowl (Los Angeles: Traffic
And Smog ).... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The citizens of Los Angeles watched as an acrid cloud settled over downtown Los
Angeles (Elkind, 52). People coughed and cried, cars crashed, many felt depressed
by the unhealthy air. After that day in July, the decades long battle to control smog
and pollution policy in Los Angeles began (52). Complaints from Los Angeles
citizens flooded the city official s offices. A popular method of protesting worked
through the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce (LAA?CC) which interacted with
public interest As the battle against smog began, many organizations formed. The
Altadena Property Owners League was a neighborhood improvement organization
that focused on implementation of industrial regulations and county based smoke
rules (Elkind 59). A popular attitude in the public and APOL, was if the government
won t do something then the people will. In 1944, after listening to demands for
cleaner air, the LACC created Smoke and fumes committee focused on backyard
burners as well as local industries air pollution eventually tried to create smog policy
based on voluntary cooperation (61) {MORE ABOUT
Research Paper On Christopher Marlowe
David Joo
Ms. Roy
British Literature
November 4, 2015
Poetry Time Warp
16th Century Literature
Dates for the Period: 1485 1603 AD
Major Historical Events: Protestant Reformation, Eighty year s war, Reign of
Suleiman the magnificent
Major Literary Movements: In the literature of northern Europe, the sixteenth century
marks the flowering of the Renaissance. In some countries, such as England, the
literary Renaissance continued well into the following century. This chapter will deal
with some of the important currents and authors in French and English literature of
the sixteenth century.
Major Literary Figures:
Christopher Marlowe
Background: Christopher Marlowe, also known as Kit Marlowe (baptised 26
February 1564 30 May 1593), was an English playwright, poet and translator of the
Elizabethan era. Marlowe was the foremost Elizabethan tragedian of his day. He
greatly influenced William Shakespeare, who was born in the same year as Marlowe
and who rose to become the pre eminent Elizabethan playwright after Marlowe s
mysterious early death. Marlowe s plays are known for the use of blank verse and
their overreaching protagonists.
Poem:
The Passionate Shepherd To His Love
Come live with me and be my love,
And we will all the pleasures prove,
That Valleys, groves, hills, and fields,
Woods, or steepy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition to being one of the most well known love poems in the English language,
it is considered one of the earliest examples of the pastoral style of British poetry in
the late Renaissance period. It is composed in iambic tetrameter (four feet of
unstressed/stressed syllables), with seven (sometimes six, depending on the version)
stanzas each composed of two rhyming couplets. It is often used for scholastic
purposes for its regular meter and
David Joo
Ms. Roy
British Literature
November 4, 2015
Poetry Time Warp
16th Century Literature
Dates for the Period: 1485 1603 AD
Major Historical Events: Protestant Reformation, Eighty year s war, Reign of
Suleiman the magnificent
Major Literary Movements: In the literature of northern Europe, the sixteenth century
marks the flowering of the Renaissance. In some countries, such as England, the
literary Renaissance continued well into the following century. This chapter will deal
with some of the important currents and authors in French and English literature of
the sixteenth century.
Major Literary Figures:
Christopher Marlowe
Background: Christopher Marlowe, also known as Kit Marlowe (baptised 26
February 1564 30 May 1593), was an English playwright, poet and translator of the
Elizabethan era. Marlowe was the foremost Elizabethan tragedian of his day. He
greatly influenced William Shakespeare, who was born in the same year as Marlowe
and who rose to become the pre eminent Elizabethan playwright after Marlowe s
mysterious early death. Marlowe s plays are known for the use of blank verse and
their overreaching protagonists.
Poem:
The Passionate Shepherd To His Love
Come live with me and be my love,
And we will all the pleasures prove,
That Valleys, groves, hills, and fields,
Woods, or steepy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition to being one of the most well known love poems in the English language,
it is considered one of the earliest examples of the pastoral style of British poetry in
the late Renaissance period. It is composed in iambic tetrameter (four feet of
unstressed/stressed syllables), with seven (sometimes six, depending on the version)
stanzas each composed of two rhyming couplets. It is often used for scholastic
purposes for its regular meter and
Olympus Station
Olympus Station Somewhere between Earth and Mars Six years ago...
So what s the deal, Cap? You not gonna unwind a little bit while we re here? Wyatt
McKenzie looked at his young navigator and smiled slightly. At six one, he stood
considerably taller. I d just rather read a book and catch up on some sleep, Gavin.
Read a book? The young ensign shook his head. The flight terminal of the space
station was packed with humans and more. Gavin Teague was barely in his
twenties and had a headful of wavy black hair, unlike the bald McKenzie. His eyes
scanned the crowds of people excitedly. We ve been cooped up on that ship for
nearly two weeks, Cap. The crew needs a chance to unwind more than the passengers
do. Even you.
We re schedule to return to Earth in three days, Wyatt reminded him.
Gavin followed his captain onto the tram platform and looked down the magnetic
tracks to look for their transport. With all due respect, sir, that s three days from
now. There s a lot of fun to be had between now and then. Another three hundred
passengers making their way back home from here, Mars and beyond. We have
plenty of work to do making sure the Agamemnon is shape before we do. Wyatt
reminded him and he saw the young man s shoulder slump in defeat. Relax. That
doesn t mean you don t deserve a break. It just means I m too old to join you. Go
have some fun. Meet me at the hotel tomorrow
Olympus Station Somewhere between Earth and Mars Six years ago...
So what s the deal, Cap? You not gonna unwind a little bit while we re here? Wyatt
McKenzie looked at his young navigator and smiled slightly. At six one, he stood
considerably taller. I d just rather read a book and catch up on some sleep, Gavin.
Read a book? The young ensign shook his head. The flight terminal of the space
station was packed with humans and more. Gavin Teague was barely in his
twenties and had a headful of wavy black hair, unlike the bald McKenzie. His eyes
scanned the crowds of people excitedly. We ve been cooped up on that ship for
nearly two weeks, Cap. The crew needs a chance to unwind more than the passengers
do. Even you.
We re schedule to return to Earth in three days, Wyatt reminded him.
Gavin followed his captain onto the tram platform and looked down the magnetic
tracks to look for their transport. With all due respect, sir, that s three days from
now. There s a lot of fun to be had between now and then. Another three hundred
passengers making their way back home from here, Mars and beyond. We have
plenty of work to do making sure the Agamemnon is shape before we do. Wyatt
reminded him and he saw the young man s shoulder slump in defeat. Relax. That
doesn t mean you don t deserve a break. It just means I m too old to join you. Go
have some fun. Meet me at the hotel tomorrow
Effects Of Nanotechnology On Dentistry
How will nanotechnology affect dentistry or medicine?
Nanotechnology is the branch of a technology that works with dimensions and
tolerance of 100 nanometers. This essay will be about how nanotechnology will
affect dentistry and medicine. Nanotechnology has been revolutionizing at an
incredible speed doing things that people never thought could be possible.
Technology is changing the way dentists work, medicine and cancer treatments.
Nanotechnology could be the change in everything from artifacts to machines
including people. I believe nanotechnology should be more introduce to the public
because nanotechnology is changing clinical applications benefiting lots of people.
Nanotechnology in dentistry
Nanotechnology is limited to the public, but it has been getting involved and it could
be the next big thing. In dentistry, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This why it s important to learn and stay updated of the new things around us or we
will be left behind. This technology is the closest thing to cure cancer, this is a big
step in the right direction. Nanotechnology is the future and will be the next big thing.
Work cited
Nanoparticles Metal and Metal Oxides in Healthcare Market Size to Reach Value
of $25.86 Billion by 2025 | Million Insights. Home KWES NewsWest 9 / Midland,
Odessa, Big Spring, TX: newswest9.Com, 2 Apr. 2018, www.newswest9.com/story
/37857610/nanoparticles metal and metal oxides in healthcare market size to reach
value of 2586 billion by 2025 million insights.
National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health. Benefits of
Nanotechnology for Cancer. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE CANCER.GOV, 8
Aug. 2017, www.cancer.gov/sites/ocnr/cancer nanotechnology/benefits.
Ralph C. Merkle. Nanotechnology and Medicine. Nanotechnology and Medicine,
How will nanotechnology affect dentistry or medicine?
Nanotechnology is the branch of a technology that works with dimensions and
tolerance of 100 nanometers. This essay will be about how nanotechnology will
affect dentistry and medicine. Nanotechnology has been revolutionizing at an
incredible speed doing things that people never thought could be possible.
Technology is changing the way dentists work, medicine and cancer treatments.
Nanotechnology could be the change in everything from artifacts to machines
including people. I believe nanotechnology should be more introduce to the public
because nanotechnology is changing clinical applications benefiting lots of people.
Nanotechnology in dentistry
Nanotechnology is limited to the public, but it has been getting involved and it could
be the next big thing. In dentistry, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This why it s important to learn and stay updated of the new things around us or we
will be left behind. This technology is the closest thing to cure cancer, this is a big
step in the right direction. Nanotechnology is the future and will be the next big thing.
Work cited
Nanoparticles Metal and Metal Oxides in Healthcare Market Size to Reach Value
of $25.86 Billion by 2025 | Million Insights. Home KWES NewsWest 9 / Midland,
Odessa, Big Spring, TX: newswest9.Com, 2 Apr. 2018, www.newswest9.com/story
/37857610/nanoparticles metal and metal oxides in healthcare market size to reach
value of 2586 billion by 2025 million insights.
National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health. Benefits of
Nanotechnology for Cancer. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE CANCER.GOV, 8
Aug. 2017, www.cancer.gov/sites/ocnr/cancer nanotechnology/benefits.
Ralph C. Merkle. Nanotechnology and Medicine. Nanotechnology and Medicine,
Essay on Relationships with Holden in The Catcher in the
Rye
Relationships with Holden in The Catcher in the Rye
The Catcher in the Rye is written from a first person narrative to be able to convey
to the reader Holdens thoughts and feelings and this makes his character seem more
believable. Holden describes what he himself sees and experiences, providing his
own commentary on the events and people he describes. It takes the form of,
perhaps, a session with a psychoanalyst or a one sided conversation with the reader
during which Holdens attitudes to other people emerges. We learn that he finds it
very difficult to maintain relationships with people and I will be examining Holden s
relationship with adults and with his sister and how they differ.
Holdens attitude towards adults is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Life is a game that one plays according to the rules . However, Holden reacts
negatively to this statement and although he does not say it he thinks; Game, my
ass. Some game. If you get on the side where all the hot shots are, then it s a game,
all right I ll admit that. But if you get on the other side, where there aren t any hot
shots, then what s a game about it? Nothing. No game.
This indicates to the reader his silent dislike for adults and is shown by the
mocking of Mr Spencer. We also see how alienated he feels; he clearly identifies
with those on the other side of the game, and he feels as though he is alone and that
the world is against him. Mr Spencer continues to talk to Holden about his academic
life which irritates Holden as he does not like talking about it and would prefer to
avoid the issue.
Holden then begins to wish he had not come and whilst Mr Spencer is lecturing him
Holden s mind begins to wonder about the ducks in
Central Park. This shows how he is reluctant to admit to his problems and how he
prefers to avoid issues that he does not want to discuss.
His wandering thoughts are also an effort to avoid Spencer s questions, especially
when he asks, How do you feel about all this?
The truth is that Holden, even though he is constantly thinking, is trying desperately
not to feel anything.
Holden characterises Mr Spencer s behaviour as vindictive and mean, but his is
clearly just
Rye
Relationships with Holden in The Catcher in the Rye
The Catcher in the Rye is written from a first person narrative to be able to convey
to the reader Holdens thoughts and feelings and this makes his character seem more
believable. Holden describes what he himself sees and experiences, providing his
own commentary on the events and people he describes. It takes the form of,
perhaps, a session with a psychoanalyst or a one sided conversation with the reader
during which Holdens attitudes to other people emerges. We learn that he finds it
very difficult to maintain relationships with people and I will be examining Holden s
relationship with adults and with his sister and how they differ.
Holdens attitude towards adults is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Life is a game that one plays according to the rules . However, Holden reacts
negatively to this statement and although he does not say it he thinks; Game, my
ass. Some game. If you get on the side where all the hot shots are, then it s a game,
all right I ll admit that. But if you get on the other side, where there aren t any hot
shots, then what s a game about it? Nothing. No game.
This indicates to the reader his silent dislike for adults and is shown by the
mocking of Mr Spencer. We also see how alienated he feels; he clearly identifies
with those on the other side of the game, and he feels as though he is alone and that
the world is against him. Mr Spencer continues to talk to Holden about his academic
life which irritates Holden as he does not like talking about it and would prefer to
avoid the issue.
Holden then begins to wish he had not come and whilst Mr Spencer is lecturing him
Holden s mind begins to wonder about the ducks in
Central Park. This shows how he is reluctant to admit to his problems and how he
prefers to avoid issues that he does not want to discuss.
His wandering thoughts are also an effort to avoid Spencer s questions, especially
when he asks, How do you feel about all this?
The truth is that Holden, even though he is constantly thinking, is trying desperately
not to feel anything.
Holden characterises Mr Spencer s behaviour as vindictive and mean, but his is
clearly just
Ethiopi A Of Ecological And Climatic Condition Essay
Ethiopia is endowed with variety of ecological and climatic condition. It is also
home to some of the most diverse flora and fauna in Africa. This makes the country
to lead in honey and beeswax production in Africa though major of its production is
traditional (Allafrica.com, 2009).
Honey value chain played a significant role in the economy of the country by
engaging around two million farm households. It also engaged different actors
participated in different value adding activities which enables them to higher the
price of the product and increases the bargaining power.
Finance service/Credit is an important instrument to improve the welfare of the poor
through enhancing their productive capacity (Okurut et al., 2004) and it also
motivates them to participate in further value adding activities rather than directly
sell it in order to meet their current financial need. Though it is crucial to small scale
producers to participate in value adding activities, in Ethiopia its supply for improved
apiculture is limited (ILRI, 2011).
In a given value chain, loans and credits may flow by either when the financing
institution finance one end of the value chain, which then channels funds to the other
links or they can finance value chain partners directly.
This study identifies different actors participating in honey value of the Damot Gale
District and their activities. It also identifies the sources of finances for bee keepers,
and opportunities and challenges of the chain and its
Ethiopia is endowed with variety of ecological and climatic condition. It is also
home to some of the most diverse flora and fauna in Africa. This makes the country
to lead in honey and beeswax production in Africa though major of its production is
traditional (Allafrica.com, 2009).
Honey value chain played a significant role in the economy of the country by
engaging around two million farm households. It also engaged different actors
participated in different value adding activities which enables them to higher the
price of the product and increases the bargaining power.
Finance service/Credit is an important instrument to improve the welfare of the poor
through enhancing their productive capacity (Okurut et al., 2004) and it also
motivates them to participate in further value adding activities rather than directly
sell it in order to meet their current financial need. Though it is crucial to small scale
producers to participate in value adding activities, in Ethiopia its supply for improved
apiculture is limited (ILRI, 2011).
In a given value chain, loans and credits may flow by either when the financing
institution finance one end of the value chain, which then channels funds to the other
links or they can finance value chain partners directly.
This study identifies different actors participating in honey value of the Damot Gale
District and their activities. It also identifies the sources of finances for bee keepers,
and opportunities and challenges of the chain and its
World War II Bomber Plane
WORlD WAR II BOMBER PLANES Imagine that you are a pilot in World War II
fighting for the Allies. You and your bomber squad are flying over enemy territory
below, and are just at the point of pressing a button, which will unleash havoc on
the ground below. This, was quite a common theme in World War II, as bombings
from both the Axis and Ally side happened extremely often. The bomber plane was
heavily changed in World War 2, and the journey of evolution that it has taken is
truly fascinating. To start off with, the first bomber plane dated all the way back to
before World War I. During this period of time, the pilot of the aircraft would have
to open up the window of the cockpit and hand throw the bombs (Polmar).
Germany, who fought on the Axis side in World War II, developed the first true
bomber plane when the war started (Polmar). After the war got going the USA
caught on with Germany s ideas and created their own versions of a bomber
(Polmar). The one that they created was... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the most rememberable nuclear bombings done by the United States, these
bombs were used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in retaliation of Pearl Harbor
(Kroenig). Even though nukes were used a little, fission bombs were the main type
of bombs that the Ally bombers would use on their bombing raids. (Kroenig). These
fission bombs had a big blast radius, which led to more destruction (Kroenig).
Without these kind of bombs, bomber planes wouldn t have been as effective as they
were.
The bomber plane was truly changed in World War II. It was changed from the
history, when bomber pilots had to hand throw the bombs. It was changed when the
B 17 flying fortress was created and used. And, it was definitely changed when it
became able to drop nukes and fission bombs. In conclusion, bombs from bomber
planes can affect people, countries, and the world s
WORlD WAR II BOMBER PLANES Imagine that you are a pilot in World War II
fighting for the Allies. You and your bomber squad are flying over enemy territory
below, and are just at the point of pressing a button, which will unleash havoc on
the ground below. This, was quite a common theme in World War II, as bombings
from both the Axis and Ally side happened extremely often. The bomber plane was
heavily changed in World War 2, and the journey of evolution that it has taken is
truly fascinating. To start off with, the first bomber plane dated all the way back to
before World War I. During this period of time, the pilot of the aircraft would have
to open up the window of the cockpit and hand throw the bombs (Polmar).
Germany, who fought on the Axis side in World War II, developed the first true
bomber plane when the war started (Polmar). After the war got going the USA
caught on with Germany s ideas and created their own versions of a bomber
(Polmar). The one that they created was... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the most rememberable nuclear bombings done by the United States, these
bombs were used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in retaliation of Pearl Harbor
(Kroenig). Even though nukes were used a little, fission bombs were the main type
of bombs that the Ally bombers would use on their bombing raids. (Kroenig). These
fission bombs had a big blast radius, which led to more destruction (Kroenig).
Without these kind of bombs, bomber planes wouldn t have been as effective as they
were.
The bomber plane was truly changed in World War II. It was changed from the
history, when bomber pilots had to hand throw the bombs. It was changed when the
B 17 flying fortress was created and used. And, it was definitely changed when it
became able to drop nukes and fission bombs. In conclusion, bombs from bomber
planes can affect people, countries, and the world s
Edna Pontellier s Relationship With Water In The
Awakening
Kate Chopin s novel, the Awakening, explores many feminist ideologies. The
protagonist, Edna Pontellier, experiences a gradual yet full fledged awakening.
There are many events throughout the story that portray this progression of self
awareness; most of these events revolve around Edna s relationship with water,
especially of her stay at Grand Isle. Chopin captures Edna s relationship with water
through its symbolism of both rebirth and death and the repeated string of gerunds at
the beginning and end of the novel. The setting of the resort at Grand Isle and the
coastal city of New Orleans emphasizes the importance of water to Edna s desire for
freedom. Chopin alludes to the chaotic and exceedingly disturbing nature of the
Awakening
Kate Chopin s novel, the Awakening, explores many feminist ideologies. The
protagonist, Edna Pontellier, experiences a gradual yet full fledged awakening.
There are many events throughout the story that portray this progression of self
awareness; most of these events revolve around Edna s relationship with water,
especially of her stay at Grand Isle. Chopin captures Edna s relationship with water
through its symbolism of both rebirth and death and the repeated string of gerunds at
the beginning and end of the novel. The setting of the resort at Grand Isle and the
coastal city of New Orleans emphasizes the importance of water to Edna s desire for
freedom. Chopin alludes to the chaotic and exceedingly disturbing nature of the
Compulsory Covering Cases
This essay is going to explain under which circumstances a healthcare professional
whether doctor, nurse or healthcare assistant is justified in disclosing confidential
information to a third party without the consent of the patient it relates to. Also,
discussing the legal laws and acts that make this possible and a description of what
these laws and acts mean and are about. Covering cases were some of these laws and
acts have been used. Lastly giving information on which third parties whether it be
people, companies or authorities who can request to see your details without the
consent of patient, however the healthcare professional must do as requested by these
third party. There are many situations where health professionals must give out
information to third parties to comply with them, they must give the information out
in these certain situations which are show below. Compulsory disclosure is when
confidential information or medical records is required by law or by a governing
act, the doctor in question has no choice but to comply with the request, and
compulsory disclosure can be mandated if needed.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The court refused to make the order . The reasoning behind the court s decision was
because it s in the public s interest that people feel free to report to which ever
authorities they feel they need to protecting young children. The court just over ruled
the plaintiff s interest in finding out her accuser. As written by (Brazier Cave, 2016)
there will be some cases where the courts will refuse to help a third party seeking to
discover who gave damaging information about him or her to the authorities,
sometimes interest outweighs the private rights of the affected
This essay is going to explain under which circumstances a healthcare professional
whether doctor, nurse or healthcare assistant is justified in disclosing confidential
information to a third party without the consent of the patient it relates to. Also,
discussing the legal laws and acts that make this possible and a description of what
these laws and acts mean and are about. Covering cases were some of these laws and
acts have been used. Lastly giving information on which third parties whether it be
people, companies or authorities who can request to see your details without the
consent of patient, however the healthcare professional must do as requested by these
third party. There are many situations where health professionals must give out
information to third parties to comply with them, they must give the information out
in these certain situations which are show below. Compulsory disclosure is when
confidential information or medical records is required by law or by a governing
act, the doctor in question has no choice but to comply with the request, and
compulsory disclosure can be mandated if needed.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The court refused to make the order . The reasoning behind the court s decision was
because it s in the public s interest that people feel free to report to which ever
authorities they feel they need to protecting young children. The court just over ruled
the plaintiff s interest in finding out her accuser. As written by (Brazier Cave, 2016)
there will be some cases where the courts will refuse to help a third party seeking to
discover who gave damaging information about him or her to the authorities,
sometimes interest outweighs the private rights of the affected
The Problem Of Cover Songs
There is a belief in today s society that grew from the past that a cover song is
merely a copy or rip off of the original. This dilemma is discussed in an article by a
man named Don Cusic, who has taught courses in the music business industry since
the year of 1982 and is known as a pioneer in music business education. Cusic s other
accomplishments and credibility come from being an historian on country music, a
scholar and writer known worldwide, author of over 209 books and 500 articles,
and having appeared on CMT programs, TNN shows, and two BBC series
(Belmont University). The reason that cover songs are an important discussion in
today s society is because there is an increase presently in cover song creation and
also a steady increase of criticism on cover songs. This is due to the creation of
increasingly popular video uploading sites on the internet like YouTube, where any
person can go in, view a cover song and assert that it s bad because it isn t the
original song. The article In Defense of Cover Songs is a strong argumentative
article with weak points due to providing strong historical information on a cover
song s influence on the creation of major known songs and artists and that it
conveys a weak unprofessional bias opinion from the author Cusic, who argues that
cover songs are a person s own interpretation of a song and that critics and fans
should not belittle a cover song compared to an original song. First, in the article he
discusses the loss of
There is a belief in today s society that grew from the past that a cover song is
merely a copy or rip off of the original. This dilemma is discussed in an article by a
man named Don Cusic, who has taught courses in the music business industry since
the year of 1982 and is known as a pioneer in music business education. Cusic s other
accomplishments and credibility come from being an historian on country music, a
scholar and writer known worldwide, author of over 209 books and 500 articles,
and having appeared on CMT programs, TNN shows, and two BBC series
(Belmont University). The reason that cover songs are an important discussion in
today s society is because there is an increase presently in cover song creation and
also a steady increase of criticism on cover songs. This is due to the creation of
increasingly popular video uploading sites on the internet like YouTube, where any
person can go in, view a cover song and assert that it s bad because it isn t the
original song. The article In Defense of Cover Songs is a strong argumentative
article with weak points due to providing strong historical information on a cover
song s influence on the creation of major known songs and artists and that it
conveys a weak unprofessional bias opinion from the author Cusic, who argues that
cover songs are a person s own interpretation of a song and that critics and fans
should not belittle a cover song compared to an original song. First, in the article he
discusses the loss of
How Does Graff Change Ender s Life
1. What does Ender learn through his relationship with his brother Peter? Ender
learns about hatred through his relationship with Peter. From his experience with
Peter, Ender also learns how he does not want to behave even though Ender shares
the same violent side. The difference is that Peter is violent because he wants to be,
while Ender does not know how violent he truly is because he bottles up his anger.
Ender eventually explodes from holding in his anger and unleashes his violence, just
like when he breaks the kids arm during the flight to Battle School. 2. What changes
happen in Ender because of his interactions with Valentine? Valentine is Ender s
older sister and provides Ender with a positive role model at a sibling level. Valentine
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Why does Ender struggle so much with isolation? Ender struggles with isolation
both in and out of the Battle School. Before the Battle School, Ender is isolated
because he is a Third and third children were looked down upon in society. While at
the Battle School, Ender struggles with isolation because he is promoted so often at
such a young age. He takes opportunities from kids that are older and have more
experience. This leads to Ender not having many
1. What does Ender learn through his relationship with his brother Peter? Ender
learns about hatred through his relationship with Peter. From his experience with
Peter, Ender also learns how he does not want to behave even though Ender shares
the same violent side. The difference is that Peter is violent because he wants to be,
while Ender does not know how violent he truly is because he bottles up his anger.
Ender eventually explodes from holding in his anger and unleashes his violence, just
like when he breaks the kids arm during the flight to Battle School. 2. What changes
happen in Ender because of his interactions with Valentine? Valentine is Ender s
older sister and provides Ender with a positive role model at a sibling level. Valentine
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why does Ender struggle so much with isolation? Ender struggles with isolation
both in and out of the Battle School. Before the Battle School, Ender is isolated
because he is a Third and third children were looked down upon in society. While at
the Battle School, Ender struggles with isolation because he is promoted so often at
such a young age. He takes opportunities from kids that are older and have more
experience. This leads to Ender not having many
Folk Song Goodnight Irene By Huddie Ledbetter
These are the top 8 folk songs that everyone knows. Whether you re 9 or 90, it s
unlikely that you haven t heard the songs on this list. Number 8 Goodnight Irene
by Huddie William Ledbetter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn50JSI0W E
This song was originally written and recorded by Huddie Ledbetter in 1933. It s
been redone in the years since most notably by The Weavers who recorded their
own version just one year after his death. It lasted over 25 weeks on the Billboard
Best Seller chart. With its popularity, most people are more familiar with the lyrics
from The Weavers than those from Ledbetter. The success of The Weaver s version
of the song brought out more artists who did their own take on the song. Frank
Sinatra, Moon Mullican and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He used a typewriter to get the poem out of his head then promptly forgot about it.
His housemate named Peter Yarrow looked for him years later to give him credit
for the song. He s still getting royalties today. There s always been a segment of
people who believe that the song is referring to smoking marijuana as taking a puff
on a joint or draggin is the smoking itself. Both Lipton and Yarrow reject the
interpretation. Number 3 Sounds of Silence by Simon Garfunkle https:/
/www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgbBLKet14E This is another song written by Paul
Simon between the years of 1963 and 1964. It was eventually released in 1964, but
didn t meet with much success. The duo broke up after the failure, but the next
year, it began to get play on radio stations on the east coast of the U.S. The producer
remixed the track and released it in 1965. The duo reunited and released the song
on their second album with the same name. It was added to the National Recording
Registry in the Library of Congress in 2013 as a historically and culturally important
song. Number 2 If I Had a Hammer by Pete Seeger
These are the top 8 folk songs that everyone knows. Whether you re 9 or 90, it s
unlikely that you haven t heard the songs on this list. Number 8 Goodnight Irene
by Huddie William Ledbetter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn50JSI0W E
This song was originally written and recorded by Huddie Ledbetter in 1933. It s
been redone in the years since most notably by The Weavers who recorded their
own version just one year after his death. It lasted over 25 weeks on the Billboard
Best Seller chart. With its popularity, most people are more familiar with the lyrics
from The Weavers than those from Ledbetter. The success of The Weaver s version
of the song brought out more artists who did their own take on the song. Frank
Sinatra, Moon Mullican and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He used a typewriter to get the poem out of his head then promptly forgot about it.
His housemate named Peter Yarrow looked for him years later to give him credit
for the song. He s still getting royalties today. There s always been a segment of
people who believe that the song is referring to smoking marijuana as taking a puff
on a joint or draggin is the smoking itself. Both Lipton and Yarrow reject the
interpretation. Number 3 Sounds of Silence by Simon Garfunkle https:/
/www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgbBLKet14E This is another song written by Paul
Simon between the years of 1963 and 1964. It was eventually released in 1964, but
didn t meet with much success. The duo broke up after the failure, but the next
year, it began to get play on radio stations on the east coast of the U.S. The producer
remixed the track and released it in 1965. The duo reunited and released the song
on their second album with the same name. It was added to the National Recording
Registry in the Library of Congress in 2013 as a historically and culturally important
song. Number 2 If I Had a Hammer by Pete Seeger
Effective Cervical Jm Dosage Is A Common Condition,...
1. INTRODUCTION
Neck pain is a common condition, ranking as the fourth most burdensome disease
worldwide. Evidence suggests that rates of recurrence and chronicity are high
(Borghouts et al., 1998; Hoving et al., 2001), which results in considerable
functional and economic implications (Vos et al., 2012). Joint mobilization (JM) is
widely acknowledged as an effective intervention (Childs et al., 2008). However, a
Cochrane review indicated that the most effective cervical JM dosage has yet to
be determined (Gross et al., 2010). Multiple studies have established a sympatho
excitatory effect resulting from cervical JM (McGuiness et al., 1997; Vicenzino et
al., 1998; La Touche et al., 2013). On the contrary, Yung et al. (2014) developed a
distinctive dose using anterior to posterior pressures (AP) of the cervical spine that
resulted in a reduction in systolic blood pressure (SBP) and heart rate (HR),
suggesting a sympatho inhibitory effect. Therefore, it is indeterminate whether
cervical JM results in sympatho excitatory or sympatho inhibitory effect if the dosage
(Yung et al., 2015) is different from the traditional 3 sets of continuous 30 90 second
regimen.
Maitland s (Maitland et al., 2005) unilateral posterior to anterior glide (PA) is an
entry level form of JM commonly used by physiotherapists worldwide; and it appears
to be more efficacious for pain relief and outcomes in patients with unilateral neck
pain compared to other JM techniques such as transverse pressures and
1. INTRODUCTION
Neck pain is a common condition, ranking as the fourth most burdensome disease
worldwide. Evidence suggests that rates of recurrence and chronicity are high
(Borghouts et al., 1998; Hoving et al., 2001), which results in considerable
functional and economic implications (Vos et al., 2012). Joint mobilization (JM) is
widely acknowledged as an effective intervention (Childs et al., 2008). However, a
Cochrane review indicated that the most effective cervical JM dosage has yet to
be determined (Gross et al., 2010). Multiple studies have established a sympatho
excitatory effect resulting from cervical JM (McGuiness et al., 1997; Vicenzino et
al., 1998; La Touche et al., 2013). On the contrary, Yung et al. (2014) developed a
distinctive dose using anterior to posterior pressures (AP) of the cervical spine that
resulted in a reduction in systolic blood pressure (SBP) and heart rate (HR),
suggesting a sympatho inhibitory effect. Therefore, it is indeterminate whether
cervical JM results in sympatho excitatory or sympatho inhibitory effect if the dosage
(Yung et al., 2015) is different from the traditional 3 sets of continuous 30 90 second
regimen.
Maitland s (Maitland et al., 2005) unilateral posterior to anterior glide (PA) is an
entry level form of JM commonly used by physiotherapists worldwide; and it appears
to be more efficacious for pain relief and outcomes in patients with unilateral neck
pain compared to other JM techniques such as transverse pressures and
Indi A Very Respectful Man And An Intellectual Leader
Vallabhai Patel is known as a very respectful man and an intellectual leader, hence
is the reason we almost always see the word Sardar in front of his name which
literally means leader in languages related to Hindi. However, not many of his
achievements are widely known being that Patel was the type of man that focused
more on working than making public appearances. Therefore, in this paper my
argument is that many of Sardar Vallabhai Patel s actions greatly motivated
individuals to aid India to overcome some of its struggles during and after India s
independence; especially, by leading in protests such as the 1917 No Tax campaign ,
his achievement of uniting over five hundred Princely States after India had won
independence, and his... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This movement made major life changes by providing Patel more opportunities,
for instance he was able to branch out in politics, was elected as three times to be
Ahmedabad s Municipal President, and made British leaders to recognized him as a
force to be reckoned with; While, also helping him gain a great deal of respect from
the villagers, who awards Patel with the Sardar title. This isn t the last time Patel put
his all in helping the people of Ahmedabad, as a matter of fact around 1922 1928
during the same period when he was serving three terms as Municipal President,
Ahmedabad, he made pushes that benefit Ahmedabad. Some examples of this is, that
many of the schools went through reforms to improve education for the youth, as
well as fighting for better payment for teachers, Ahmedabad becoming a major supply
of electricity, along with drainage and sanitation systems throughout the city.
However, there
Vallabhai Patel is known as a very respectful man and an intellectual leader, hence
is the reason we almost always see the word Sardar in front of his name which
literally means leader in languages related to Hindi. However, not many of his
achievements are widely known being that Patel was the type of man that focused
more on working than making public appearances. Therefore, in this paper my
argument is that many of Sardar Vallabhai Patel s actions greatly motivated
individuals to aid India to overcome some of its struggles during and after India s
independence; especially, by leading in protests such as the 1917 No Tax campaign ,
his achievement of uniting over five hundred Princely States after India had won
independence, and his... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This movement made major life changes by providing Patel more opportunities,
for instance he was able to branch out in politics, was elected as three times to be
Ahmedabad s Municipal President, and made British leaders to recognized him as a
force to be reckoned with; While, also helping him gain a great deal of respect from
the villagers, who awards Patel with the Sardar title. This isn t the last time Patel put
his all in helping the people of Ahmedabad, as a matter of fact around 1922 1928
during the same period when he was serving three terms as Municipal President,
Ahmedabad, he made pushes that benefit Ahmedabad. Some examples of this is, that
many of the schools went through reforms to improve education for the youth, as
well as fighting for better payment for teachers, Ahmedabad becoming a major supply
of electricity, along with drainage and sanitation systems throughout the city.
However, there
Compstat
Using Information and Information Technology in Policing
Information Technology (IT) is the technology side of an information system. In
order for police departments to be able to manage their resources in combating crime
in their areas they will have to adapt to new technologies. One of these technologies
is CompStat which stands for comparative statistics. CompStat made its first
appearance in 1994 in New York City. Since then many police departments have
implemented the CompStat system.
Once a police officer makes an arrest they have to fill out a report. This report must
be as accurate as possible because the information that is obtained from this report
will be entered into the CompStat system. The CompStat system has ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are four basic principles that allow them to respond to crime faster. These
principles are timely an accurate intelligence, along with effective tactics, rapid
deployment, relentless follow up and assessment. These four basic principles have
to happen on a continuous basis in order for the whole system to be effective. This
is why management must play a key role in the use, and implementation of
CompStat. This is one of the main differences between private enterprise and the
public sector is the bottom line of positive returns. If a business implements an
unsuccessful strategy or provides an unacceptable level of customer service, it is not
long before it becomes a failed business. Much like a business, the bottom line with
CompStat is results. (Shawnee P.D. 2012)
CompStat has much strength in preventive policing. Some of these strengths are
being able to predict where and when crimes will be committed, and as a result of
this it allows police department to allocate the proper resources to deal with the
crime. This is very important because it saves time and money on these resources,
and allows for more effective policing. These strengths help the police departments in
other ways as well. Police departments have to operate inside of a budget, and this has
an effect on manpower, operations, and resources. CompStat will help them with their
bottom line
Using Information and Information Technology in Policing
Information Technology (IT) is the technology side of an information system. In
order for police departments to be able to manage their resources in combating crime
in their areas they will have to adapt to new technologies. One of these technologies
is CompStat which stands for comparative statistics. CompStat made its first
appearance in 1994 in New York City. Since then many police departments have
implemented the CompStat system.
Once a police officer makes an arrest they have to fill out a report. This report must
be as accurate as possible because the information that is obtained from this report
will be entered into the CompStat system. The CompStat system has ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are four basic principles that allow them to respond to crime faster. These
principles are timely an accurate intelligence, along with effective tactics, rapid
deployment, relentless follow up and assessment. These four basic principles have
to happen on a continuous basis in order for the whole system to be effective. This
is why management must play a key role in the use, and implementation of
CompStat. This is one of the main differences between private enterprise and the
public sector is the bottom line of positive returns. If a business implements an
unsuccessful strategy or provides an unacceptable level of customer service, it is not
long before it becomes a failed business. Much like a business, the bottom line with
CompStat is results. (Shawnee P.D. 2012)
CompStat has much strength in preventive policing. Some of these strengths are
being able to predict where and when crimes will be committed, and as a result of
this it allows police department to allocate the proper resources to deal with the
crime. This is very important because it saves time and money on these resources,
and allows for more effective policing. These strengths help the police departments in
other ways as well. Police departments have to operate inside of a budget, and this has
an effect on manpower, operations, and resources. CompStat will help them with their
bottom line
Jane Austen Gender Roles
In Jane Austen s novel, Sense and Sensibility, the emphasis on different dominant
values rendered a foundational perceiving for audiences as an insight of Georgian
Era. Her constant establishment of property and propriety throughout the writing
embodies a specified description of daily life in the nineteenth century. As well as
writing about conventional marriages and male domination in the society, the audio
extract of XXXXX, incorporated with discussions that Austen mentioned correspond
in perceptions. Her personal preferences inside the novelendorsed opinions that are
against traditional values, which expressed a unique understanding in the context of
Regency Era.
Austen s satire on the role of women leads to an introspection of this stereotypical,
yet subconscious behavior that displays a dishonest and duplicitous performance in
the novel. Her disapproval of these female character s immoral actions implied her
admiration on propriety, but also vaguely critiques this kind of idea that encourages
incorrect morals. As well as Austen s exposure on gender roles, XXXX s oral
reinforces her concepts by stating ...... In Sense and Sensibility, Mrs. John Dashwood
is satirized as a greedy and apathetic villain, thus her scheming actions characterized
herself into an antagonist in the novel. At the moment when Mrs. John Dashwood is
planning the part of heritage belongs to Dashwood sisters, she unfolds her voracity by
constantly diminishing the amount without obeying the last word
In Jane Austen s novel, Sense and Sensibility, the emphasis on different dominant
values rendered a foundational perceiving for audiences as an insight of Georgian
Era. Her constant establishment of property and propriety throughout the writing
embodies a specified description of daily life in the nineteenth century. As well as
writing about conventional marriages and male domination in the society, the audio
extract of XXXXX, incorporated with discussions that Austen mentioned correspond
in perceptions. Her personal preferences inside the novelendorsed opinions that are
against traditional values, which expressed a unique understanding in the context of
Regency Era.
Austen s satire on the role of women leads to an introspection of this stereotypical,
yet subconscious behavior that displays a dishonest and duplicitous performance in
the novel. Her disapproval of these female character s immoral actions implied her
admiration on propriety, but also vaguely critiques this kind of idea that encourages
incorrect morals. As well as Austen s exposure on gender roles, XXXX s oral
reinforces her concepts by stating ...... In Sense and Sensibility, Mrs. John Dashwood
is satirized as a greedy and apathetic villain, thus her scheming actions characterized
herself into an antagonist in the novel. At the moment when Mrs. John Dashwood is
planning the part of heritage belongs to Dashwood sisters, she unfolds her voracity by
constantly diminishing the amount without obeying the last word
Hills Like White Elephants Essay
Hemingway s Hills Like White Elephants
From the beginning of Hemingway s Hills Like White Elephants , Jig has been a
character of mystery, even until the very end of the short story. During the American
s and Jig s whole conversation, it seemed as though everything was uneasy; and that
s because it was. The whole text was a conversation about the American wanting Jig
to abort her baby during a time when abortion was still fairly new.
Hills Like White Elephants was published in the year of 1927, a few years after the
novel The Great Gatsby written by F. Scott Fitzgerald was published. It was known in
the beginning of the 1900 s, marriages were not taken seriously as they should have
been in present time and during novel. Usually, the husbands would be out late
hours of the night doing whatever they wanted and sometimes, rarely, so would
some wives. In The Great Gatsby, Tom was cheating on Daisy with Myrtle, who
was also cheating on her husband while Daisy was also cheating on Tom with
Gatsby. The characters seemed to have everything they ever want and needed, but
were not satisfied with their love lives. They were all sharing each other and didn t
know it but did suspect something was going on. Jig could have been an unmarried
women that wanted to be free and have fun unlike the married women that could not
or just not having a single care in the world.
At one point in the short story, The American sits quietly after jig begs him to stop
talking about the abortion,
Hemingway s Hills Like White Elephants
From the beginning of Hemingway s Hills Like White Elephants , Jig has been a
character of mystery, even until the very end of the short story. During the American
s and Jig s whole conversation, it seemed as though everything was uneasy; and that
s because it was. The whole text was a conversation about the American wanting Jig
to abort her baby during a time when abortion was still fairly new.
Hills Like White Elephants was published in the year of 1927, a few years after the
novel The Great Gatsby written by F. Scott Fitzgerald was published. It was known in
the beginning of the 1900 s, marriages were not taken seriously as they should have
been in present time and during novel. Usually, the husbands would be out late
hours of the night doing whatever they wanted and sometimes, rarely, so would
some wives. In The Great Gatsby, Tom was cheating on Daisy with Myrtle, who
was also cheating on her husband while Daisy was also cheating on Tom with
Gatsby. The characters seemed to have everything they ever want and needed, but
were not satisfied with their love lives. They were all sharing each other and didn t
know it but did suspect something was going on. Jig could have been an unmarried
women that wanted to be free and have fun unlike the married women that could not
or just not having a single care in the world.
At one point in the short story, The American sits quietly after jig begs him to stop
talking about the abortion,
Exercise Questions On Angles Of Elevation And Depression
Name : _____________________________ Rating : ______________
Course/ Yr and Sec : __________________ Date: _______________
Instructor: __________________________
Exercise 3.2
Angles of Elevation and Depression
Solve the following problems correctly. Draw the figure if necessary.
1.From the top of a cliff 25 meters high, the angle of depression of a boat is 10o.
How far out is the boat to the cliff?
2.To illuminate the entrance of the library building, a night light is mounted on a
6.6m pole. If the base of the pole is 24m from the entrance, find the angle of
depression from the light.
3.The top of a lighthouse has an angle of elevation equal to 47030 ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
4(d) =? why? Formula : tan Оё = d/a
Solution:
tan 85o15 = d 3 d = 3 (tan 85o15 ) = 3 (12.034622) = 36.10 k p. h. (speed of the car
every 15 min.) 4(d) = 4(36.10) 144.4 k p. h. (speed of the car per hour)
2.Lighthouse X and Y are on a north south line. The bearing of a boat at sea from
lighthouse X is S52o25 E which is 10 km due east of lighthouse Y. how far is
lighthouse X for lighthouse Y?
Figure:Solution:
Let a = the distance of X from Y
Tan 520 25 = 10 a
a = 10 Tan 520 25
a = 7.7 km ( the distance of X from Y)
Seatwork:
1.A west bound ship was sighted 1 mile south of a lighthouse. After 15 minutes its
bearing was 670 3 W. How fast was the ship sailing? (Draw the figure).
2.A ship sails north from a dock for 30 miles and then east for 57 miles. What is its
bearing from the dock? (Draw the
Name : _____________________________ Rating : ______________
Course/ Yr and Sec : __________________ Date: _______________
Instructor: __________________________
Exercise 3.2
Angles of Elevation and Depression
Solve the following problems correctly. Draw the figure if necessary.
1.From the top of a cliff 25 meters high, the angle of depression of a boat is 10o.
How far out is the boat to the cliff?
2.To illuminate the entrance of the library building, a night light is mounted on a
6.6m pole. If the base of the pole is 24m from the entrance, find the angle of
depression from the light.
3.The top of a lighthouse has an angle of elevation equal to 47030 ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
4(d) =? why? Formula : tan Оё = d/a
Solution:
tan 85o15 = d 3 d = 3 (tan 85o15 ) = 3 (12.034622) = 36.10 k p. h. (speed of the car
every 15 min.) 4(d) = 4(36.10) 144.4 k p. h. (speed of the car per hour)
2.Lighthouse X and Y are on a north south line. The bearing of a boat at sea from
lighthouse X is S52o25 E which is 10 km due east of lighthouse Y. how far is
lighthouse X for lighthouse Y?
Figure:Solution:
Let a = the distance of X from Y
Tan 520 25 = 10 a
a = 10 Tan 520 25
a = 7.7 km ( the distance of X from Y)
Seatwork:
1.A west bound ship was sighted 1 mile south of a lighthouse. After 15 minutes its
bearing was 670 3 W. How fast was the ship sailing? (Draw the figure).
2.A ship sails north from a dock for 30 miles and then east for 57 miles. What is its
bearing from the dock? (Draw the
The Financial And Banking System Of The Standard
Chartered...
The Financial and Banking System of:
Standard Chartered Bank Iranian Transaction Scandal
Presented
In Partial Fulfillment of the
Course Requirements
for
FIN 4634
International Banking
Prepared for:
Marcos A. Kerbel
Participating Adjunct Professor
Department of Finance Real Estate
Florida International University
Miami, Florida
Prepared by:
Deyved Massaad
3316868
786 266 1849
[email protected]
10/05/2015
What are ethics and their importance in global banking and business today?
In a word conquer by globalization; an individual uses ethics to manage the most
Chartered...
The Financial and Banking System of:
Standard Chartered Bank Iranian Transaction Scandal
Presented
In Partial Fulfillment of the
Course Requirements
for
FIN 4634
International Banking
Prepared for:
Marcos A. Kerbel
Participating Adjunct Professor
Department of Finance Real Estate
Florida International University
Miami, Florida
Prepared by:
Deyved Massaad
3316868
786 266 1849
[email protected]
10/05/2015
What are ethics and their importance in global banking and business today?
In a word conquer by globalization; an individual uses ethics to manage the most
important tasks and activities a company follows. Ethics are known for its principles
and values that an individual uses to govern the decision of a business ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/importance ethics organizations 20925.html
The lost of confidence by investors have caused the regulatory repercussion in the
global markets. The best way to evade future crises and build business is not about
implementing regulation to avoid fraud, but to use smarter ethics as well in order to
maximize the company s integrity. However, ethical behavior must not be confused
with following the law or achieve what communities suppose is acceptable or
satisfactory.
Social norms and laws could ride contrary to what is ethical, for instance lets think
about apartheid and slavery. Ethics need to stand above and not manipulated by an
individual, who might conduce these ethics into a negative side, that can lead to
induce people to accept what is wrong just because the law says that.
Why are ethics important in global banking? Ethics are vital to maintain a level of
trust between the organization and their clients, to support the required independence
and providing suitable investment advice. These decisions result in the physical
transfer of financial assets, funds that can be withdrawal from BRIC equity markets
and reinvested in London property or commodities, in some types of cases. Banking
in general has a prolonged history of a successful regulation disturbed by
monopolization periods such as, Babylon s temples in 2000 BC, Augustus QV in
and values that an individual uses to govern the decision of a business ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/importance ethics organizations 20925.html
The lost of confidence by investors have caused the regulatory repercussion in the
global markets. The best way to evade future crises and build business is not about
implementing regulation to avoid fraud, but to use smarter ethics as well in order to
maximize the company s integrity. However, ethical behavior must not be confused
with following the law or achieve what communities suppose is acceptable or
satisfactory.
Social norms and laws could ride contrary to what is ethical, for instance lets think
about apartheid and slavery. Ethics need to stand above and not manipulated by an
individual, who might conduce these ethics into a negative side, that can lead to
induce people to accept what is wrong just because the law says that.
Why are ethics important in global banking? Ethics are vital to maintain a level of
trust between the organization and their clients, to support the required independence
and providing suitable investment advice. These decisions result in the physical
transfer of financial assets, funds that can be withdrawal from BRIC equity markets
and reinvested in London property or commodities, in some types of cases. Banking
in general has a prolonged history of a successful regulation disturbed by
monopolization periods such as, Babylon s temples in 2000 BC, Augustus QV in
The Issue of Capital Punishment as in the film Dead Man...
The Issue of Capital Punishment as in the film Dead Man Walking
In this essay I am going to analyse and explain how the issue of Capital Punishment
is portrayed in the film Dead Man Walking , a true story acted out.
Before I proceed with this essay, I think it necessary to give some background
information on Capital Punishment. Capital punishment, also referred to as the death
penalty, is the ordered execution of a prisoner as a punishment for a serious crime.
Prisoners are kept in an isolated part of the prison, often called Death Row, until the
execution date.
Methods of execution have varied over time and include; lethal injection, decapitation
(using a sword, axe or guillotine), ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She isn t sure what she is getting herself into, nevertheless she agrees to go and see
him.
Capital Punishment is not used in the United Kingdom, but is used in the United
States. There are many arguments for Capital Punishment. A popular argument for
Capital Punishment is that having criminals executed deters crime because, other
people will not break the law in fear of being executed. One other argument is that
families of the victim/s can have peace of mind and achieve revenge ion the
criminal. In Dead Man Walking Mr Percy, a victims dad says
I m going to watch you fry, watch you sizzle
This right of having revenge on a person who has committed a crime on you stems
from the extensively quoted biblical text,
an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth which means if someone, for example, stabs you
it is quite all right for you to stab them back. This quote is used as an argument in
Dead Man Walking . Another religious quote used in the film supporting Capital
Punishment is ,
Those who live by the sword, die by the sword Jesus said this when he was arrested
in the garden of Gethsemane and Peter tried to save him by attacking a roman
solider. His words mean if you live your life killing you will be killed
Another key argument is that the person that has committed the crime has given up
the right to life, so executing them is not
The Issue of Capital Punishment as in the film Dead Man Walking
In this essay I am going to analyse and explain how the issue of Capital Punishment
is portrayed in the film Dead Man Walking , a true story acted out.
Before I proceed with this essay, I think it necessary to give some background
information on Capital Punishment. Capital punishment, also referred to as the death
penalty, is the ordered execution of a prisoner as a punishment for a serious crime.
Prisoners are kept in an isolated part of the prison, often called Death Row, until the
execution date.
Methods of execution have varied over time and include; lethal injection, decapitation
(using a sword, axe or guillotine), ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She isn t sure what she is getting herself into, nevertheless she agrees to go and see
him.
Capital Punishment is not used in the United Kingdom, but is used in the United
States. There are many arguments for Capital Punishment. A popular argument for
Capital Punishment is that having criminals executed deters crime because, other
people will not break the law in fear of being executed. One other argument is that
families of the victim/s can have peace of mind and achieve revenge ion the
criminal. In Dead Man Walking Mr Percy, a victims dad says
I m going to watch you fry, watch you sizzle
This right of having revenge on a person who has committed a crime on you stems
from the extensively quoted biblical text,
an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth which means if someone, for example, stabs you
it is quite all right for you to stab them back. This quote is used as an argument in
Dead Man Walking . Another religious quote used in the film supporting Capital
Punishment is ,
Those who live by the sword, die by the sword Jesus said this when he was arrested
in the garden of Gethsemane and Peter tried to save him by attacking a roman
solider. His words mean if you live your life killing you will be killed
Another key argument is that the person that has committed the crime has given up
the right to life, so executing them is not
What Did You Learn From The Harvard Managementor
Writing...
EHTP Ponts Executive MBA MA 19 Module:Effective Communications
Professor:Gigi WANG Assignment:Pre Class Homework Name of
participant(s):Reda MAHMAJ Declaration of Authorship I (We) hereby declare
that I (we) have neither given nor received unauthorized help on this assignment,
that all work is my (our) own unless otherwise stated, and that all sources used in
the preparation of this assignment have been properly cited. Submitted on: Part 1:
Business writing 1.What did you learn from the Harvard ManageMentor Writing
Skills tutorial? (1) Besides the basics of an effective writing, the Harvard
ManageMentor Writing Skills tutorial gave me practical steps on how to plan the
task, how to develop its components and how to edit for content and style. In fact, it
taught me how essential a deep understanding of the task is. Before all, it is
important to consider the delivery strategy. Then, one must clarify his purpose, scope
the topic and analyze his audience by making himself in the reader s shoes, in order
to state a clear key message. Since I have always considered that starting writing is
the most challenging step, I found the getting started methods just inspiring. So
according to the contexts I must anticipate reader s questions, create a traditional
outline, use the brainstorm outline, or try a free writing. Likewise, I learned how to
choose the appropriate organizing method: Order of importance, Chronological,
Process and
Writing...
EHTP Ponts Executive MBA MA 19 Module:Effective Communications
Professor:Gigi WANG Assignment:Pre Class Homework Name of
participant(s):Reda MAHMAJ Declaration of Authorship I (We) hereby declare
that I (we) have neither given nor received unauthorized help on this assignment,
that all work is my (our) own unless otherwise stated, and that all sources used in
the preparation of this assignment have been properly cited. Submitted on: Part 1:
Business writing 1.What did you learn from the Harvard ManageMentor Writing
Skills tutorial? (1) Besides the basics of an effective writing, the Harvard
ManageMentor Writing Skills tutorial gave me practical steps on how to plan the
task, how to develop its components and how to edit for content and style. In fact, it
taught me how essential a deep understanding of the task is. Before all, it is
important to consider the delivery strategy. Then, one must clarify his purpose, scope
the topic and analyze his audience by making himself in the reader s shoes, in order
to state a clear key message. Since I have always considered that starting writing is
the most challenging step, I found the getting started methods just inspiring. So
according to the contexts I must anticipate reader s questions, create a traditional
outline, use the brainstorm outline, or try a free writing. Likewise, I learned how to
choose the appropriate organizing method: Order of importance, Chronological,
Process and
Island Fox Research Paper
Introduction
The island foxes (Urocyon littoralis) are a unique species of small carnivores that
only live on the Channel Islands located off the coast of Southern California. The
island fox is about 12 inches high, weights 2.5 to 6 pounds, and has a grizzled gray
hair color along the top of the head and back. Along the abdomen, neck and legs it
has a more cinnamon coloring, and white along the cheeks and throat to the chest
(Friends of the Island Fox, 2012). According to Levy (2010) Island foxes are a
keystone species. They play a powerful role in controlling various prey species in the
island ecosystem including the island spotted skunk, deer mouse, and black rat
populations. The California Channel Islands consist of eight islands and on ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Clifford et al., The total population for the species in 1994 was
approximately 6,000 adults but current population size is less than half that, and
island foxes have declined by over 90% on four of six islands (p. 442). By 1995
ecological monitoring on San Miguel and Santa Cruz Islands in the national park had
detected rapid and alarming declines in the populations of island foxes there Faced
with the imminent extinction of three island fox subspecies, NPS convened ad hoc
recovery team in 1999 to assess the status on the northern Channel Islands and to
recommend emergency recovery actions. The team, comprising experts in canid
conservation, endangered species management, and raptor research and management,
concluded that island foxes were rapidly declining toward extinction on the northern
Channel Islands. National Park began emergency recovery actions in 1999, with the
objectives being to remove the primary mortality factor now affecting island foxes,
and to recover island fox populations to viable levels through captive breeding. On
the Channel Islands, the golden eagle predation had been confirmed as the primary
mortality
Introduction
The island foxes (Urocyon littoralis) are a unique species of small carnivores that
only live on the Channel Islands located off the coast of Southern California. The
island fox is about 12 inches high, weights 2.5 to 6 pounds, and has a grizzled gray
hair color along the top of the head and back. Along the abdomen, neck and legs it
has a more cinnamon coloring, and white along the cheeks and throat to the chest
(Friends of the Island Fox, 2012). According to Levy (2010) Island foxes are a
keystone species. They play a powerful role in controlling various prey species in the
island ecosystem including the island spotted skunk, deer mouse, and black rat
populations. The California Channel Islands consist of eight islands and on ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Clifford et al., The total population for the species in 1994 was
approximately 6,000 adults but current population size is less than half that, and
island foxes have declined by over 90% on four of six islands (p. 442). By 1995
ecological monitoring on San Miguel and Santa Cruz Islands in the national park had
detected rapid and alarming declines in the populations of island foxes there Faced
with the imminent extinction of three island fox subspecies, NPS convened ad hoc
recovery team in 1999 to assess the status on the northern Channel Islands and to
recommend emergency recovery actions. The team, comprising experts in canid
conservation, endangered species management, and raptor research and management,
concluded that island foxes were rapidly declining toward extinction on the northern
Channel Islands. National Park began emergency recovery actions in 1999, with the
objectives being to remove the primary mortality factor now affecting island foxes,
and to recover island fox populations to viable levels through captive breeding. On
the Channel Islands, the golden eagle predation had been confirmed as the primary
mortality
The Effect Of Gamma Ray Irradiation On Sludge
Settleability
3. Results and discussion 3.1. Physical characteristics 3.1.1. Effect of gamma ray
irradiation on sludge settleability In static sedimentation tests, a distinct
sedimentation interface between the supernatant and sludge was observed for all
samples with different irradiation doses, whereas the expected rapid improvement
of the irradiated sedimentation rate was not observed (Fig. 1). These trends agreed
with the results of Meeroff et al (2004). According to the sedimentation curves,
there are two periods during static sedimentation process: (1) the initial hindered
settling period, in which the interface between the supernatant and sludge
decreases at a constant velocity (u0) relying on the sludge concentration; (2) the
succedent sludge compression period, in which the settling velocity of the
interface gradually declines (Wu et al., 2009; Iritani et al., 2015). For the untreated
sludge, u0 is 10.36 mmВ·hв€’1 and SV720 is 37.1%, as shown in Fig. 2. For
irradiated sludge, the sedimentation velocity was slightly increased to 11.55
mmВ·h 1 at doses up to 15 kGy. SV was continuously decreased with the increasing
dose and a 19.4% reduction rate was achieved at 15 kGy. According to the Stokes
Law, the observed changes in u0 and SV were probably due to particle size decrease
and sludge density increase after irradiation (Yu et al., 2010). In addition, a portion of
solid matter was dissolved by irradiation, which could promote SV decrease. The
improved settleability demonstrated that
Settleability
3. Results and discussion 3.1. Physical characteristics 3.1.1. Effect of gamma ray
irradiation on sludge settleability In static sedimentation tests, a distinct
sedimentation interface between the supernatant and sludge was observed for all
samples with different irradiation doses, whereas the expected rapid improvement
of the irradiated sedimentation rate was not observed (Fig. 1). These trends agreed
with the results of Meeroff et al (2004). According to the sedimentation curves,
there are two periods during static sedimentation process: (1) the initial hindered
settling period, in which the interface between the supernatant and sludge
decreases at a constant velocity (u0) relying on the sludge concentration; (2) the
succedent sludge compression period, in which the settling velocity of the
interface gradually declines (Wu et al., 2009; Iritani et al., 2015). For the untreated
sludge, u0 is 10.36 mmВ·hв€’1 and SV720 is 37.1%, as shown in Fig. 2. For
irradiated sludge, the sedimentation velocity was slightly increased to 11.55
mmВ·h 1 at doses up to 15 kGy. SV was continuously decreased with the increasing
dose and a 19.4% reduction rate was achieved at 15 kGy. According to the Stokes
Law, the observed changes in u0 and SV were probably due to particle size decrease
and sludge density increase after irradiation (Yu et al., 2010). In addition, a portion of
solid matter was dissolved by irradiation, which could promote SV decrease. The
improved settleability demonstrated that
The General Overhead And Construction Projects Essay
In the past, the general overhead in construction projects was not important compared
to project costs. However, with the new construction environment and its changes
such as the high usage of lean, BIM, and LEED, everything has changed. Nowadays,
most of the construction contractors are measuring their general overhead costsand
trying to control it. To gain profits, they started to allocate their general overhead
costs to different construction projects they are working on. In this paper, we
investigate how a construction company (general contractor) manages its general
overhead costs. Preceding this stage, we should provide few definitions of the
general overhead costs in order to give readers a deep insight of what this paper is
about. Moreover, it is essential to explain how construction contractors allocate their
general overhead costs to construction projects, what methods they tend to use for
allocating, and what advantages and disadvantages does every method have. Further,
we shift our focus to activity based costing method by defining it and describing its
steps. Since the main purpose of this paper is to examine how construction
contractors deal with their general overhead costs, an interview should be conducted
to know how contractors allocate general overhead costto construction projects to get
profits. Indeed, each construction contractor may use a specific method when
allocating. Due to our interest in estimating, the interview was conducted with a senior
In the past, the general overhead in construction projects was not important compared
to project costs. However, with the new construction environment and its changes
such as the high usage of lean, BIM, and LEED, everything has changed. Nowadays,
most of the construction contractors are measuring their general overhead costsand
trying to control it. To gain profits, they started to allocate their general overhead
costs to different construction projects they are working on. In this paper, we
investigate how a construction company (general contractor) manages its general
overhead costs. Preceding this stage, we should provide few definitions of the
general overhead costs in order to give readers a deep insight of what this paper is
about. Moreover, it is essential to explain how construction contractors allocate their
general overhead costs to construction projects, what methods they tend to use for
allocating, and what advantages and disadvantages does every method have. Further,
we shift our focus to activity based costing method by defining it and describing its
steps. Since the main purpose of this paper is to examine how construction
contractors deal with their general overhead costs, an interview should be conducted
to know how contractors allocate general overhead costto construction projects to get
profits. Indeed, each construction contractor may use a specific method when
allocating. Due to our interest in estimating, the interview was conducted with a senior
Advantages Of Asynchronous Communication
Another tool of asynchronous communication is the tool of sharing videos and
slideshows through the Internet. This is sharing videos and slideshows over the
Internet with the purpose of teaching and communicating to other people about
language and cultural learning. This mode of asynchronous communication can be
between two or more people and has a time delay between the sending of information
and the receiving of information. Language learners share information between each
other in the form of slideshows/power point presentations and video files. This
allows the participants to learn together as a group and to help each other learn about
the cultures and language structures that might be causing them trouble. A drawback
to this though is that it doesn t really allow for feedback on the topics covered in the
slideshows or video files, and communicating questions regarding the topics covered
can become hard and would require a second form of either synchronous
communicationor asynchronous communication to ensure the any problems or
questions relating to the topic can be rectified and cleared up. Another... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
One has the freedom to receive the message when it suits oneself best and to then
analyse and interpret the message and to then draw conclusions from the message or
examine it and see a problem, which allows them to fix the problem as soon as it is
seen. However a disadvantage of asynchronous communication is that does not give
an immediate response, which for time sensitive projects can be a major issue. Also it
may arise that you are unaware whether or not the other person has received your
message and may lead to unnecessary worry and stress. Another major disadvantage
to asynchronous communication is that it often loses human touch, everything is
done through computer and often people lose the opportunity to meet new people
face to face and loses a interpersonal
Another tool of asynchronous communication is the tool of sharing videos and
slideshows through the Internet. This is sharing videos and slideshows over the
Internet with the purpose of teaching and communicating to other people about
language and cultural learning. This mode of asynchronous communication can be
between two or more people and has a time delay between the sending of information
and the receiving of information. Language learners share information between each
other in the form of slideshows/power point presentations and video files. This
allows the participants to learn together as a group and to help each other learn about
the cultures and language structures that might be causing them trouble. A drawback
to this though is that it doesn t really allow for feedback on the topics covered in the
slideshows or video files, and communicating questions regarding the topics covered
can become hard and would require a second form of either synchronous
communicationor asynchronous communication to ensure the any problems or
questions relating to the topic can be rectified and cleared up. Another... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
One has the freedom to receive the message when it suits oneself best and to then
analyse and interpret the message and to then draw conclusions from the message or
examine it and see a problem, which allows them to fix the problem as soon as it is
seen. However a disadvantage of asynchronous communication is that does not give
an immediate response, which for time sensitive projects can be a major issue. Also it
may arise that you are unaware whether or not the other person has received your
message and may lead to unnecessary worry and stress. Another major disadvantage
to asynchronous communication is that it often loses human touch, everything is
done through computer and often people lose the opportunity to meet new people
face to face and loses a interpersonal
The Sex Of Men Get Up !
Then today, we re gonna teach you about great American sex. Get up! said
________. I stood up in the same painful position as I had every day for about 70
days. I would rather follow the orders and reduce the pain that would be caused
when the guards come to play; the guards used every contact opportunity to beat
the hell out of the detainee. As soon as I stood up, the two _______ took off their
blouses, and started to talk all kind of dirty stuff you can imagine, which I minded
less. What hurt me most was them forcing me to take part in a sexual threesome in
the most degrading manner. What many _______ don t realize is that men get hurt
the same as women if they re forced to have sex, maybe more due to the traditional
position of the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Here in America, everywhere actually, terrorism is taken extremely seriously.
America has dealt with many situations the wrong way, for example, the encounter
with the Native Americans. What has America done wrong in regards to terrorism
and terror suspects, and how can we as a country change it for the better and still be
aggressive in keeping terror out of our country? The Geneva Convention rules were
put into place to protect prisoners of war, soldiers, and civilians. It describes in full
detail how these people should be treated and how our country should deal with
civilians, soldiers, and prisoners of war in all different aspects. But, months after the
tragic event of September 11, 2001, the president, George Bush declared that
members of the al Qaeda and others were not entitled to the formal protections of the
Geneva Convention (Washington Post). Who protects the detainees from inhumane
treatment, abuse, and other vicious and cruel treatment? America in its entirety
should accept accountability for the repetitive acts of inhumane cruelty and torture
towards the detainees. They need to redirect that aggression and focus it towards
finding effective non life threating ways to protect. The punishment should ultimately
fit the crime as long as the punished is the actual threat to our nation.
On
Then today, we re gonna teach you about great American sex. Get up! said
________. I stood up in the same painful position as I had every day for about 70
days. I would rather follow the orders and reduce the pain that would be caused
when the guards come to play; the guards used every contact opportunity to beat
the hell out of the detainee. As soon as I stood up, the two _______ took off their
blouses, and started to talk all kind of dirty stuff you can imagine, which I minded
less. What hurt me most was them forcing me to take part in a sexual threesome in
the most degrading manner. What many _______ don t realize is that men get hurt
the same as women if they re forced to have sex, maybe more due to the traditional
position of the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Here in America, everywhere actually, terrorism is taken extremely seriously.
America has dealt with many situations the wrong way, for example, the encounter
with the Native Americans. What has America done wrong in regards to terrorism
and terror suspects, and how can we as a country change it for the better and still be
aggressive in keeping terror out of our country? The Geneva Convention rules were
put into place to protect prisoners of war, soldiers, and civilians. It describes in full
detail how these people should be treated and how our country should deal with
civilians, soldiers, and prisoners of war in all different aspects. But, months after the
tragic event of September 11, 2001, the president, George Bush declared that
members of the al Qaeda and others were not entitled to the formal protections of the
Geneva Convention (Washington Post). Who protects the detainees from inhumane
treatment, abuse, and other vicious and cruel treatment? America in its entirety
should accept accountability for the repetitive acts of inhumane cruelty and torture
towards the detainees. They need to redirect that aggression and focus it towards
finding effective non life threating ways to protect. The punishment should ultimately
fit the crime as long as the punished is the actual threat to our nation.
On
Supply Improvement Will Position Eagle Pipe
Constant improvement will position Eagle Pipe as a next generation full service
distributor and exploration support company. To retain and expand Eagle Pipe
markets, the firm should strive for improvements in software and implementation to
place the corporation resiliently with existing customer and attract new accounts.
Investing in an enterprise level application that functions for large companies and
small businesses alike, will give Eagle Pipe the correct platform for limitless
scalability.
LiquidFrameworks is a corporation that in early 2000 its primary operation was to
serve as a consulting firm serving oilfield industrial environmental services markets.
LiquidFrameworks chose a long time ago to work in close collaboration with oil and
gas, industrial and environmental services industries in order to provide a highly
customizable solution in the market. By 2007, Liquid Frameworks offered a first
generation field operation application. The growth of the company only continued
and by twenty thirteen they released a third generation FieldFX on Salesforce1
platform. In more recent years, the company ranked fourteen out of 2,970 apps
making it the highest partner on Salesforce AppExchange, based on partner net
revenue. Currently, FieldFX by LiquidFrameworks has over ten thousand active users
across the globe. The focused effort by LiquidFrameworks allows them to provide the
industry s most complete operations management solutions.
Major corporations are now
Constant improvement will position Eagle Pipe as a next generation full service
distributor and exploration support company. To retain and expand Eagle Pipe
markets, the firm should strive for improvements in software and implementation to
place the corporation resiliently with existing customer and attract new accounts.
Investing in an enterprise level application that functions for large companies and
small businesses alike, will give Eagle Pipe the correct platform for limitless
scalability.
LiquidFrameworks is a corporation that in early 2000 its primary operation was to
serve as a consulting firm serving oilfield industrial environmental services markets.
LiquidFrameworks chose a long time ago to work in close collaboration with oil and
gas, industrial and environmental services industries in order to provide a highly
customizable solution in the market. By 2007, Liquid Frameworks offered a first
generation field operation application. The growth of the company only continued
and by twenty thirteen they released a third generation FieldFX on Salesforce1
platform. In more recent years, the company ranked fourteen out of 2,970 apps
making it the highest partner on Salesforce AppExchange, based on partner net
revenue. Currently, FieldFX by LiquidFrameworks has over ten thousand active users
across the globe. The focused effort by LiquidFrameworks allows them to provide the
industry s most complete operations management solutions.
Major corporations are now
Gandhi And Osama Comparison
When one thinks of Mahatma Gandhi and Osama bin Laden, they might think of
two people who would be considered polar opposites. By just scratching the
surface of the history of these two historical figures, it may appear that they are
completely different from each other. But, digging deeper shows that Mahatma
and Osama have more in common than anyone could have imagined. Both Gandhi
and bin Laden inspired people to follow them in their movements against their
opposition and were powerful enough to be noticed worldwide. Their early adult
lives both contained incidents of rejection and failure that shaped them into the
people that they became. However, many people believe these two were very
contrasting in their methods of protest, one violent and the other peaceful. Despite
popular belief, Gandhi and bin Laden are more alike than most people realize.
Early in their adulthood, Osama and Gandhi both experienced discrimination and
rejection in their pursuits. Mahatma moved to South Africa in his twenties to
practice law and work at a firm. Gandhi was appalled by the discrimination he
experienced as an Indian immigrant in South Africa. (History.com Staff). He was
once thrown out of a first class railway train for refusing to give up his seat for a
European passenger, which inspired him, along with other events, to begin to
develop and teach the concept of passive resistance. He went on to return to India
and led a peaceful rebellion of British rule over India. Osama was also treated
unfairly early on in his life and had to overcome several obstacles. He was kicked
out of his birth country, Saudi Arabia, because of his affiliation with Afghans and his
remarks complaining about the U.S influence on Saudi Arabia s oil business. They
tried to silence him and eventually banned him, so he lived in exile in Sudan (
Osama bin Laden). This strengthened his resent for Western influence on the
Middle East and had a tremendous impact on the creation of Al Qaeda. He moved
around the Middle East, living in several different areas, trying to find himself and
figure out what he was going to do with his life. These impactful events in the two
young men s lives were key factors later on in life and inspired them to
When one thinks of Mahatma Gandhi and Osama bin Laden, they might think of
two people who would be considered polar opposites. By just scratching the
surface of the history of these two historical figures, it may appear that they are
completely different from each other. But, digging deeper shows that Mahatma
and Osama have more in common than anyone could have imagined. Both Gandhi
and bin Laden inspired people to follow them in their movements against their
opposition and were powerful enough to be noticed worldwide. Their early adult
lives both contained incidents of rejection and failure that shaped them into the
people that they became. However, many people believe these two were very
contrasting in their methods of protest, one violent and the other peaceful. Despite
popular belief, Gandhi and bin Laden are more alike than most people realize.
Early in their adulthood, Osama and Gandhi both experienced discrimination and
rejection in their pursuits. Mahatma moved to South Africa in his twenties to
practice law and work at a firm. Gandhi was appalled by the discrimination he
experienced as an Indian immigrant in South Africa. (History.com Staff). He was
once thrown out of a first class railway train for refusing to give up his seat for a
European passenger, which inspired him, along with other events, to begin to
develop and teach the concept of passive resistance. He went on to return to India
and led a peaceful rebellion of British rule over India. Osama was also treated
unfairly early on in his life and had to overcome several obstacles. He was kicked
out of his birth country, Saudi Arabia, because of his affiliation with Afghans and his
remarks complaining about the U.S influence on Saudi Arabia s oil business. They
tried to silence him and eventually banned him, so he lived in exile in Sudan (
Osama bin Laden). This strengthened his resent for Western influence on the
Middle East and had a tremendous impact on the creation of Al Qaeda. He moved
around the Middle East, living in several different areas, trying to find himself and
figure out what he was going to do with his life. These impactful events in the two
young men s lives were key factors later on in life and inspired them to
The Concept Of Information Systems
INTRODUCTION
This paper seeks to define the concept of information systems and to establish why
Organisations need to plan and manage its information system in order to be
successful, it is pertinent to understand the concept of information systems .
DEFINITION OF CONCEPTS
Bee and Bee (1999), defined Information as what is required and what you need to
know to effectively manage a business and be successful in it. They stated that
systems on the other hand is ensuring the information is available when it is required.
Information systems involve gathering, storing and processing information in a
structured way for an organisation. Similarly, management information systems are
information provided electronically to enhance decision ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Organisations need to employ a good model/database system presented in an
organized manner which allows for accessibility, change, amendment and updating.
Some key reasons why the ability of an organisation to successfully plan and manage
its information systems include but are not limited to the following:
a)Adds value to a business by distinguishing it from other business and doing things
better than competitors which are a form of competitive advantage (for example,
customer satisfaction, improved products and designs).
b)It helps to understand the customer needs and how to satisfy them.
c)Improved decision making and business development.
d)Business survival to help retain records, resolve challenges and avoid repeating
mistakes.
e)Accessibility and ease of reference to information.
f)Data protection
Rockart (1979) developed an approach called the Critical Success Factors. This
approach speculates that each critical success factor is based on some belief and the
critical success factors should be monitored and support a conclusive set of decisions
(Curtis and Cobham, 2005). The critical success factors vary from one organisation to
another and are time consuming as well as time reliant. Also, they require a lot of
attention and should be frequently monitored to ensure effectiveness.
To help analyse business objectives to determine the needs of Information Systems,
Critical Success Factors should be incorporated in the business objectives of an
INTRODUCTION
This paper seeks to define the concept of information systems and to establish why
Organisations need to plan and manage its information system in order to be
successful, it is pertinent to understand the concept of information systems .
DEFINITION OF CONCEPTS
Bee and Bee (1999), defined Information as what is required and what you need to
know to effectively manage a business and be successful in it. They stated that
systems on the other hand is ensuring the information is available when it is required.
Information systems involve gathering, storing and processing information in a
structured way for an organisation. Similarly, management information systems are
information provided electronically to enhance decision ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Organisations need to employ a good model/database system presented in an
organized manner which allows for accessibility, change, amendment and updating.
Some key reasons why the ability of an organisation to successfully plan and manage
its information systems include but are not limited to the following:
a)Adds value to a business by distinguishing it from other business and doing things
better than competitors which are a form of competitive advantage (for example,
customer satisfaction, improved products and designs).
b)It helps to understand the customer needs and how to satisfy them.
c)Improved decision making and business development.
d)Business survival to help retain records, resolve challenges and avoid repeating
mistakes.
e)Accessibility and ease of reference to information.
f)Data protection
Rockart (1979) developed an approach called the Critical Success Factors. This
approach speculates that each critical success factor is based on some belief and the
critical success factors should be monitored and support a conclusive set of decisions
(Curtis and Cobham, 2005). The critical success factors vary from one organisation to
another and are time consuming as well as time reliant. Also, they require a lot of
attention and should be frequently monitored to ensure effectiveness.
To help analyse business objectives to determine the needs of Information Systems,
Critical Success Factors should be incorporated in the business objectives of an
Student Loan Crisis Is A Crisis
Seventy percent of college graduates left school with almost thirty thousand dollars
in student loans. (Johnson, Student Loans ) There is currently a debate about
whether or not student loans are a crisis or if this crisis is just a myth. In the article,
Here s Your Crisis:
Student Loan Debt Isn t A Myth, it describes how student loans are a huge crisis, and
the article, The Myth of the Student Loan Crisis is about how college students loans
do not amount to a crisis. The student loan crisis is a legitimate problem, not a myth.
College students do not realize the risks they take when they acquire student loans.
Student loans can and do have negative effects on the economy and there are also
hardships the students will face in the future.
One reason that supports the issue of student loans being a crisis is the negative
effects on the economy. For example, students who are in debt cannot spend money
on expensive items.
People who want nice cars, jacked up trucks, enormous boats, and other items will
not be able to afford these items. Also, student loans are responsible for the second
highest form of consumer debt. (Denhart, College Crisis Is Crippling ) Higher
national debt means fewer jobs and increased interest rates. Lastly, is the inability to
start new businesses, which would benefit the economy, due to income debt ratio.
These three examples show the negative effects on the economy from student loans.
In addition, students will take on these loans without
Seventy percent of college graduates left school with almost thirty thousand dollars
in student loans. (Johnson, Student Loans ) There is currently a debate about
whether or not student loans are a crisis or if this crisis is just a myth. In the article,
Here s Your Crisis:
Student Loan Debt Isn t A Myth, it describes how student loans are a huge crisis, and
the article, The Myth of the Student Loan Crisis is about how college students loans
do not amount to a crisis. The student loan crisis is a legitimate problem, not a myth.
College students do not realize the risks they take when they acquire student loans.
Student loans can and do have negative effects on the economy and there are also
hardships the students will face in the future.
One reason that supports the issue of student loans being a crisis is the negative
effects on the economy. For example, students who are in debt cannot spend money
on expensive items.
People who want nice cars, jacked up trucks, enormous boats, and other items will
not be able to afford these items. Also, student loans are responsible for the second
highest form of consumer debt. (Denhart, College Crisis Is Crippling ) Higher
national debt means fewer jobs and increased interest rates. Lastly, is the inability to
start new businesses, which would benefit the economy, due to income debt ratio.
These three examples show the negative effects on the economy from student loans.
In addition, students will take on these loans without
Importance Of Traffic Movements
One must follow these rules when parking indictating for at least three seconds.
Steering to the left, straight. Correspondingly to the right. Some traffic movements
include lane change right, lane change left, and reverse parallel park.
Ark parallel to the road and as close to the left as possible unless one is parked in an
area.
Pedestrians nobody avoids neccessity to stop at the pedestrian crossing to view
approaching. There are animals on the road, low down or pull up over the side of the
road. One cannot sound the horn or make noise that might frighten animals. Intersect
they give way to any pedestrians and vehicles.
Always check carefully before turning or moving through to an intersection.
Highway distance sign shows the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Oneshould pass the rlt, just demonstrate safe decision making, observance of road
rules.
One drives towards pedestrian crossing, one will see pedestrian signs before the
crissubg black and white poles.
Exception the applicant is not penalised for stopping the vehicle on a pedestrian
crossing.
Before completing a turn at an intersection.
If more than one vehicle is queuing to make the turn.
Before stopping on the pedestrian crossing, the applicant must take all reasonable
care.
Uniquely for traffic movements stopping before the crossing may not provide an
adequate view.
The second queued vehicle should not encroach on the pedestrian crossing until the
first vehicle has departed. Every applicant performs an illegal driving action, not
specified and recording.
Coming up to the pedestrian crossing down and ready to stop for any pedestrians.Or
if one drives straight through an intersection from lane marked for turning traffic
only.Does not drive wholly within their lane unless avoiding an obstruction.Driving
on the wrong side of the road.
The applicant fails to signal before crossing the lane boundary when turning at an
intersection.
Recorded the applicant is unable because of lack of driving ability to carry out the
testing officer instructors.
The applicant disobeys a direction given by an enforcement officer.
To summarise exceptions the applicant is not penalised if
One must follow these rules when parking indictating for at least three seconds.
Steering to the left, straight. Correspondingly to the right. Some traffic movements
include lane change right, lane change left, and reverse parallel park.
Ark parallel to the road and as close to the left as possible unless one is parked in an
area.
Pedestrians nobody avoids neccessity to stop at the pedestrian crossing to view
approaching. There are animals on the road, low down or pull up over the side of the
road. One cannot sound the horn or make noise that might frighten animals. Intersect
they give way to any pedestrians and vehicles.
Always check carefully before turning or moving through to an intersection.
Highway distance sign shows the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Oneshould pass the rlt, just demonstrate safe decision making, observance of road
rules.
One drives towards pedestrian crossing, one will see pedestrian signs before the
crissubg black and white poles.
Exception the applicant is not penalised for stopping the vehicle on a pedestrian
crossing.
Before completing a turn at an intersection.
If more than one vehicle is queuing to make the turn.
Before stopping on the pedestrian crossing, the applicant must take all reasonable
care.
Uniquely for traffic movements stopping before the crossing may not provide an
adequate view.
The second queued vehicle should not encroach on the pedestrian crossing until the
first vehicle has departed. Every applicant performs an illegal driving action, not
specified and recording.
Coming up to the pedestrian crossing down and ready to stop for any pedestrians.Or
if one drives straight through an intersection from lane marked for turning traffic
only.Does not drive wholly within their lane unless avoiding an obstruction.Driving
on the wrong side of the road.
The applicant fails to signal before crossing the lane boundary when turning at an
intersection.
Recorded the applicant is unable because of lack of driving ability to carry out the
testing officer instructors.
The applicant disobeys a direction given by an enforcement officer.
To summarise exceptions the applicant is not penalised if
Temperature, Temperature And Gas Solubility
Temperature
Temperature is a measurement of the average kinetic energy (or speed) of atoms or
molecules (Khan Academy, 2017). The most typical units of temperature include
degrees Celsius (oC), its American equivalent Fahrenheit (F) or Kelvin (K).
At standard temperature, 0oC corresponds to 273 K. However, 0K is commonly
referred to as the absolute zero degree where all molecular motion would cease.
Temperature and gas solubility:
Generally, increasing temperature would cause a comparable rise in the solubility of
liquid and solid solutes in liquid solvents.
A specific example includes the crystallisation of a concentrated mannitol solution at
low temperatures and the redissolving of those solid crystals as upon heating.
However, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The particles in liquids, on the other hand, although still close within the proximity
of one another, are in random arrangements, having slightly more space to move.
As the particles are still held close, liquids also exhibit high densities. Water,
however, is a prominent exception, being different as it is denser as a liquid than a
solid. Upon freezing, the water particles separate slightly, forming crystal lattices
with space between each particle that allow icebergs and ice cubes to stay afloat the
water (BBC, 2017).
Water, nevertheless, is much denser than air as gas particles have considerable space
between one and another. Water molecules, therefore, exert greater pressure on a diver
s body as he descend into the ocean than air particles would on a pilot ascending
into the sky. This serves to justify why the change in pressure is much greater for a
given depth in water than for the same rise in air.
Volume
Volume can be defined as the quantity of three dimensional space occupied by a
liquid, solid or gas and is one of the most commonly used measurements worldwide.
Several of the most typical unites of volume include litres, millilitres, cubic metres,
cubic centimetres and gallons (Helmenstine, 2017). For instance, a 10 metre high
rectangular tank with a base that is 4 metres in length and 6 metres in width would
be able to hold 10 metres x 4 metres x 6 metres = 240 cubic
Temperature
Temperature is a measurement of the average kinetic energy (or speed) of atoms or
molecules (Khan Academy, 2017). The most typical units of temperature include
degrees Celsius (oC), its American equivalent Fahrenheit (F) or Kelvin (K).
At standard temperature, 0oC corresponds to 273 K. However, 0K is commonly
referred to as the absolute zero degree where all molecular motion would cease.
Temperature and gas solubility:
Generally, increasing temperature would cause a comparable rise in the solubility of
liquid and solid solutes in liquid solvents.
A specific example includes the crystallisation of a concentrated mannitol solution at
low temperatures and the redissolving of those solid crystals as upon heating.
However, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The particles in liquids, on the other hand, although still close within the proximity
of one another, are in random arrangements, having slightly more space to move.
As the particles are still held close, liquids also exhibit high densities. Water,
however, is a prominent exception, being different as it is denser as a liquid than a
solid. Upon freezing, the water particles separate slightly, forming crystal lattices
with space between each particle that allow icebergs and ice cubes to stay afloat the
water (BBC, 2017).
Water, nevertheless, is much denser than air as gas particles have considerable space
between one and another. Water molecules, therefore, exert greater pressure on a diver
s body as he descend into the ocean than air particles would on a pilot ascending
into the sky. This serves to justify why the change in pressure is much greater for a
given depth in water than for the same rise in air.
Volume
Volume can be defined as the quantity of three dimensional space occupied by a
liquid, solid or gas and is one of the most commonly used measurements worldwide.
Several of the most typical unites of volume include litres, millilitres, cubic metres,
cubic centimetres and gallons (Helmenstine, 2017). For instance, a 10 metre high
rectangular tank with a base that is 4 metres in length and 6 metres in width would
be able to hold 10 metres x 4 metres x 6 metres = 240 cubic
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