Hunter College High School Acceptance Rate
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Violence In The Outsiders By S. E. Hinton
In the novel The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton shows that fights create more violence and can even lead to
tragedy. The narrator Ponyboy, a greaser was scared for when Johnny got jumped Ponyboy reflected
on his feelings in chapter 1, I had never been jumped, but I had seen Johnny after the after four Socs
got hold of him, and it wasn t pretty. Johnny was scared of his own shadow after that. He was sixteen
then. (Hinton 4) This quote is an example that fights and violence can lead to tragedy because after
Johnny had been jumped by the Socs he was terrified and scared of his own shadow. He had to start
walking with a group of people. This also happened at an early age so Johnny was scared after a
while, he was scared of his own shadow after he got jumped This scene had me thinking about Johnny
in the beginning of the book because he was only young and was just walking home and was jumped
and attacked by four people scaring him for the rest of the book. ... Show more content on
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I fought, but the hand at the back of my neck was strong and I had to hold my breathe. I m dying, I
thought. The next thing I knew I was laying on the pavement beside the fountain, coughing water and
gasping, I lay there weakly. (56) This quote is an example of violence because he was being attacked
and there was fighting, which lead to an event in the next quote showing how it lead to tragedy
because Bob was slowly dying. And eventually died. It also shows how they were fighting and then
lead to a big cause where he had died because of the violence that was happening to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the novel The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton shows that fights create more violence and can even lead to
tragedy. The narrator Ponyboy, a greaser was scared for when Johnny got jumped Ponyboy reflected
on his feelings in chapter 1, I had never been jumped, but I had seen Johnny after the after four Socs
got hold of him, and it wasn t pretty. Johnny was scared of his own shadow after that. He was sixteen
then. (Hinton 4) This quote is an example that fights and violence can lead to tragedy because after
Johnny had been jumped by the Socs he was terrified and scared of his own shadow. He had to start
walking with a group of people. This also happened at an early age so Johnny was scared after a
while, he was scared of his own shadow after he got jumped This scene had me thinking about Johnny
in the beginning of the book because he was only young and was just walking home and was jumped
and attacked by four people scaring him for the rest of the book. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
I fought, but the hand at the back of my neck was strong and I had to hold my breathe. I m dying, I
thought. The next thing I knew I was laying on the pavement beside the fountain, coughing water and
gasping, I lay there weakly. (56) This quote is an example of violence because he was being attacked
and there was fighting, which lead to an event in the next quote showing how it lead to tragedy
because Bob was slowly dying. And eventually died. It also shows how they were fighting and then
lead to a big cause where he had died because of the violence that was happening to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Gas Ladies And Gentlemen
Both S. A Novel About the Balkans by Slavenka Drakulic and This Way for the Gas, Ladies and
Gentlemen by Tadeusz Borowski are novels that tell the tale of those who were victims of some of the
worst crimes ever committed in human history. The main characters of each novel are subjected to
terrible conditions but nevertheless both defeat the odds and survive. Survivors of such events often
struggle to deal with their past. The authors of each novel deal with this struggle in different ways
through the characters.
In her novel, Slavenka writes in a dynamic way about the women s rape camps established Bosnia
during the Bosnian War in the early 1990 s. The main character of the book is a woman named S. who
was a normal well respected school teacher. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
face similarly deplorable conditions but they both still survive. This is only because they take a
number of measures to ensure that they survived. Borowski saved food for himself even when he had
enough that he could have spared. He did not give food to those who he knew were going to die
because he knew it would just be a waste of food. Even though it may have not been the most kind
way of doing things the choices he made were ones that helped him to survive his time in the camp.
The only way that he survived was because others died. It is nearly impossible for one to survive such
conditions and to help others. The only way he survived the camp was through an every man for
himself mentality. After being liberated from the camp Borowski struggled with this survivor s guilt.
Even though the novel is not an exact autobiography it is based on his life inside the camps. Just six
years after being released from the camp Borowski committed suicide. Borowski opened a gas valve
on July 1, 1951 (pg. 11) One can conclude from this suicide that the events from the camp and his own
survivor s guilt most likely contributed to his tragic death. In a similar way S. used makeup to
preserve herself. S. began wearing makeup in the camp as a way to gain power. When she was
wearing makeup she almost had a power over the men that the other women did not have. The other
women could not understand why she was wearing makeup but this was only because they did not that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Both S. A Novel About the Balkans by Slavenka Drakulic and This Way for the Gas, Ladies and
Gentlemen by Tadeusz Borowski are novels that tell the tale of those who were victims of some of the
worst crimes ever committed in human history. The main characters of each novel are subjected to
terrible conditions but nevertheless both defeat the odds and survive. Survivors of such events often
struggle to deal with their past. The authors of each novel deal with this struggle in different ways
through the characters.
In her novel, Slavenka writes in a dynamic way about the women s rape camps established Bosnia
during the Bosnian War in the early 1990 s. The main character of the book is a woman named S. who
was a normal well respected school teacher. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
face similarly deplorable conditions but they both still survive. This is only because they take a
number of measures to ensure that they survived. Borowski saved food for himself even when he had
enough that he could have spared. He did not give food to those who he knew were going to die
because he knew it would just be a waste of food. Even though it may have not been the most kind
way of doing things the choices he made were ones that helped him to survive his time in the camp.
The only way that he survived was because others died. It is nearly impossible for one to survive such
conditions and to help others. The only way he survived the camp was through an every man for
himself mentality. After being liberated from the camp Borowski struggled with this survivor s guilt.
Even though the novel is not an exact autobiography it is based on his life inside the camps. Just six
years after being released from the camp Borowski committed suicide. Borowski opened a gas valve
on July 1, 1951 (pg. 11) One can conclude from this suicide that the events from the camp and his own
survivor s guilt most likely contributed to his tragic death. In a similar way S. used makeup to
preserve herself. S. began wearing makeup in the camp as a way to gain power. When she was
wearing makeup she almost had a power over the men that the other women did not have. The other
women could not understand why she was wearing makeup but this was only because they did not that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on The IP Multimedia Subsystem
Abstract The IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) is a Next Generation Network (NGN) that integrates
wireless, wireline and internet technologies. IMS enables the convergence of voice, data, and
multimedia services such as Voice over IP (VoIP), Video over IP, push to talk, presence or instant
messaging services. IMS is almost independent of the access technology and uses a number of
protocols such as HTTP and SMTP while the most important one is called SIP or session Initiation
Protocol. At parallel this open based emerging technology has security challenges from multiple
communication protocols like IP, SIP and RTP etc. Because of the nature of the IMS (IP based), these
networks will inherit most of the security threats that these protocols are ... Show more content on
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Therefore a more secure and robust security framework is needed to be implemented.
We have followed an experimental approach to implement a security model for the IMS.
In this paper, the IMS security is discussed in detail. This paper provides a comprehensive survey of
security threats to IMS network. A proposed IMS security model is discussed in detail to protect the
IMS services and resources from these threats.
The rest of the paper is organized as follows. Section II presents an overview of the IP Multimedia
Subsystem with special consideration given to security while section III describes related work about
IMS security. Section IV and V describes the existing and proposed security solutions. The conclusion
is given in section IV The last section ends with the future work.
II. AN OVERVIEW OF THE IP MULTIMEDIA SUBSYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
IMS architecture supports a wide range of services that are enabled based on SIP protocols. IMS
network architecture has three layers (Device Layer, Transport Layer, and Control Layer) plus the
service layer as shown in the figure below. An overview of these layers as shown in figure is given
below.
Device layer: This layer of the IMS architecture provides the user the facility to select from end point
devices such as computers, mobile phones, PDAs, and digital phones etc. These devices are able to
connect to the IMS infrastructure via the Network. Other devices like traditional analog
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstract The IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) is a Next Generation Network (NGN) that integrates
wireless, wireline and internet technologies. IMS enables the convergence of voice, data, and
multimedia services such as Voice over IP (VoIP), Video over IP, push to talk, presence or instant
messaging services. IMS is almost independent of the access technology and uses a number of
protocols such as HTTP and SMTP while the most important one is called SIP or session Initiation
Protocol. At parallel this open based emerging technology has security challenges from multiple
communication protocols like IP, SIP and RTP etc. Because of the nature of the IMS (IP based), these
networks will inherit most of the security threats that these protocols are ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore a more secure and robust security framework is needed to be implemented.
We have followed an experimental approach to implement a security model for the IMS.
In this paper, the IMS security is discussed in detail. This paper provides a comprehensive survey of
security threats to IMS network. A proposed IMS security model is discussed in detail to protect the
IMS services and resources from these threats.
The rest of the paper is organized as follows. Section II presents an overview of the IP Multimedia
Subsystem with special consideration given to security while section III describes related work about
IMS security. Section IV and V describes the existing and proposed security solutions. The conclusion
is given in section IV The last section ends with the future work.
II. AN OVERVIEW OF THE IP MULTIMEDIA SUBSYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
IMS architecture supports a wide range of services that are enabled based on SIP protocols. IMS
network architecture has three layers (Device Layer, Transport Layer, and Control Layer) plus the
service layer as shown in the figure below. An overview of these layers as shown in figure is given
below.
Device layer: This layer of the IMS architecture provides the user the facility to select from end point
devices such as computers, mobile phones, PDAs, and digital phones etc. These devices are able to
connect to the IMS infrastructure via the Network. Other devices like traditional analog
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on Valkyrie – A Film Review
A fanatically hysteric romantic with a brutal will, this is how Karl Alexander von Muller, described
the personality of Adolf Hitler. Throughout Hitler s reign, people close to him had the same outlook
towards him, like von Muller, and many officers and generals plotted to kill the dictator. The plot that
came closest to succeeding was Project Valkyrie, which was the subject of the 2010 film Valkyrie .
The film incorporated many aspects that are historically accurate, despite a number of minor historical
flaws. However, there are some instances where poor concepts are shown in the film as well. The
historical accuracy of the film can be demonstrated by showing its plot, setting and characters. A
significant strength Valkyrie has in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both in the movie and in history, the conspirators planned to use this document after killing Hitler to
manipulate the Reserve Army into removing the power of the SS, Gestapo, and SD on the basis that
these three groups were attempting to seize power. (http://www.valkyrie plot.com/1942.html) In
addition, the elements that ultimately lead to an unsuccessful assassination attempt of Hitler are
mostly all followed exceptionally. For example, the director expertly conveyed the hesitation and lack
of cohesion between people involved in the plan to kill Hitler. The hesitation of General Olbricht and
change of heart by General Fromm severely crippled Project Valkyrie. On one hand, Olbricht was very
stubborn and reluctant to put the plan into effect because he did not have absolute confirmation that
Hitler was killed by the blast at the Wolf s Lair. On the other hand, Fromm vehemently rejects their
plan when it is put into effect and forced Colonel Claus Von Stauffenberg to arrest him in order to
advance in Project Valkyrie. These two events resulted in a major setback both in the film and during
the past event in history. However, he did have minor plot omissions about how the plan to kill Hitler
went wrong as well. Mainly the events that resulted in Hitler switching meeting places slightly
diverted from the path of history. In history, the meeting place was switched to a more open
conference
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A fanatically hysteric romantic with a brutal will, this is how Karl Alexander von Muller, described
the personality of Adolf Hitler. Throughout Hitler s reign, people close to him had the same outlook
towards him, like von Muller, and many officers and generals plotted to kill the dictator. The plot that
came closest to succeeding was Project Valkyrie, which was the subject of the 2010 film Valkyrie .
The film incorporated many aspects that are historically accurate, despite a number of minor historical
flaws. However, there are some instances where poor concepts are shown in the film as well. The
historical accuracy of the film can be demonstrated by showing its plot, setting and characters. A
significant strength Valkyrie has in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both in the movie and in history, the conspirators planned to use this document after killing Hitler to
manipulate the Reserve Army into removing the power of the SS, Gestapo, and SD on the basis that
these three groups were attempting to seize power. (http://www.valkyrie plot.com/1942.html) In
addition, the elements that ultimately lead to an unsuccessful assassination attempt of Hitler are
mostly all followed exceptionally. For example, the director expertly conveyed the hesitation and lack
of cohesion between people involved in the plan to kill Hitler. The hesitation of General Olbricht and
change of heart by General Fromm severely crippled Project Valkyrie. On one hand, Olbricht was very
stubborn and reluctant to put the plan into effect because he did not have absolute confirmation that
Hitler was killed by the blast at the Wolf s Lair. On the other hand, Fromm vehemently rejects their
plan when it is put into effect and forced Colonel Claus Von Stauffenberg to arrest him in order to
advance in Project Valkyrie. These two events resulted in a major setback both in the film and during
the past event in history. However, he did have minor plot omissions about how the plan to kill Hitler
went wrong as well. Mainly the events that resulted in Hitler switching meeting places slightly
diverted from the path of history. In history, the meeting place was switched to a more open
conference
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Collective History Of Scotland
Both Robert Burns and William Wordsworth use the past in their poetry to inspire readers to change
their future but the two poets go about it in very different ways. Burns focuses on the collective
history of Scotland, drawing on its folk songs, national heroes and culture to create revolutionary
sentiment in his readers. Wordsworth sits at almost the other end of the spectrum he focuses in on the
past of individuals and how their futures could be changed through their mind sets.
Unlike Wordsworth, who forges a connection with nature through quiet contemplation and observation
of the natural world, Burns connection with nature is mediated through his experiences working on
farms. This means that both authors approach nature and the Earth in very different ways. Wordsworth
calls upon the readers to leave the cities they inhabit and to go out into the country, in order to
meditate on the emotions and experiences brought about by truly looking at the landscape. While this
is one way to expand one s mind it was not achievable by most of the urban working class of the time.
Wordsworth, as a member of the upper classes, had more leisure time to go out into the countryside
and there to do but experience the scenery. The Urban working class of this era would not have had
the free time to do so. They were busy working long hours doing hard physical labour almost every
day. To take this time off would have cost them in missed hours they could have been working and
money they could
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Both Robert Burns and William Wordsworth use the past in their poetry to inspire readers to change
their future but the two poets go about it in very different ways. Burns focuses on the collective
history of Scotland, drawing on its folk songs, national heroes and culture to create revolutionary
sentiment in his readers. Wordsworth sits at almost the other end of the spectrum he focuses in on the
past of individuals and how their futures could be changed through their mind sets.
Unlike Wordsworth, who forges a connection with nature through quiet contemplation and observation
of the natural world, Burns connection with nature is mediated through his experiences working on
farms. This means that both authors approach nature and the Earth in very different ways. Wordsworth
calls upon the readers to leave the cities they inhabit and to go out into the country, in order to
meditate on the emotions and experiences brought about by truly looking at the landscape. While this
is one way to expand one s mind it was not achievable by most of the urban working class of the time.
Wordsworth, as a member of the upper classes, had more leisure time to go out into the countryside
and there to do but experience the scenery. The Urban working class of this era would not have had
the free time to do so. They were busy working long hours doing hard physical labour almost every
day. To take this time off would have cost them in missed hours they could have been working and
money they could
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparing Plato And Shakespeare s Rage Against The Machine
Plato and Shakespeare have something in common, not only words, but they also have written
fantastic quotes about how music makes the world turn. If music be the food of love, play on; Give me
excess of it, that, surfeiting,The appetite may sicken, and so die. Shakespeare in Twelfth Night, Act I
scene i ( Musical Quotes and Inspiration. ) Plato said Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the
universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything. (
Plato Quotes. ) You see music ties together many different types of people, poets, philosophers, and
many different cultures. Music has historical lyrics, political meanings, and emotional support for the
people who ask for it or need it. The ancient hawaiians used musicians as historians and their history
was in their chants. People of all cultures in all places still do this in their music. As an example The
song Renegades Of Funk is a song by Rage Against the Machine which surprisingly talks about
historical and scientific things. The song sounds like a song that is just trying to get people up and to
dance. It has hidden historical lyrics and meaning that you may not realize. Rage Against The Machine
is a great band for social reasons because they will tell you things people in your life won t. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The music of generations shows the influence and what people are like. For example, when people
walk into a used record store you can see all types of different genres. Music from the 80 s, 50 s, etc.
can all be found and the people go along with them. You can find a leather jacket, choker, combat boot
wearer but also a flower crown, bell bottomed, tye dyed hippie in the same place looking for the same
thing. Sometimes those people have more in common than either of them know. That is because music
has historical lyrics, political meanings, and emotional support for the people who ask for it or need
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Plato and Shakespeare have something in common, not only words, but they also have written
fantastic quotes about how music makes the world turn. If music be the food of love, play on; Give me
excess of it, that, surfeiting,The appetite may sicken, and so die. Shakespeare in Twelfth Night, Act I
scene i ( Musical Quotes and Inspiration. ) Plato said Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the
universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything. (
Plato Quotes. ) You see music ties together many different types of people, poets, philosophers, and
many different cultures. Music has historical lyrics, political meanings, and emotional support for the
people who ask for it or need it. The ancient hawaiians used musicians as historians and their history
was in their chants. People of all cultures in all places still do this in their music. As an example The
song Renegades Of Funk is a song by Rage Against the Machine which surprisingly talks about
historical and scientific things. The song sounds like a song that is just trying to get people up and to
dance. It has hidden historical lyrics and meaning that you may not realize. Rage Against The Machine
is a great band for social reasons because they will tell you things people in your life won t. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The music of generations shows the influence and what people are like. For example, when people
walk into a used record store you can see all types of different genres. Music from the 80 s, 50 s, etc.
can all be found and the people go along with them. You can find a leather jacket, choker, combat boot
wearer but also a flower crown, bell bottomed, tye dyed hippie in the same place looking for the same
thing. Sometimes those people have more in common than either of them know. That is because music
has historical lyrics, political meanings, and emotional support for the people who ask for it or need
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Irony In Political System
Obama uses irony to point out the hypocrisy of division in our current political system. By
highlighting the differences between the truth and what politicians say, Obama shows that the
divisiveness in politics is both unnecessary and counterproductive. In his chapter about Democrats and
Republicans, Obama discusses how Max Cleveland, the former Georgia incumbent, a triple amputee
war veteran lost his seat after being accused of insufficient patriotism, of aiding and abetting Osama
bin Laden (29). Obama includes information about Cleveland s past as a soldier in contrast to his
career as a politician to point out the clear contrariety of Cleveland being deemed unpatriotic. It is a
testament to the divided nature of politics that one political
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Obama uses irony to point out the hypocrisy of division in our current political system. By
highlighting the differences between the truth and what politicians say, Obama shows that the
divisiveness in politics is both unnecessary and counterproductive. In his chapter about Democrats and
Republicans, Obama discusses how Max Cleveland, the former Georgia incumbent, a triple amputee
war veteran lost his seat after being accused of insufficient patriotism, of aiding and abetting Osama
bin Laden (29). Obama includes information about Cleveland s past as a soldier in contrast to his
career as a politician to point out the clear contrariety of Cleveland being deemed unpatriotic. It is a
testament to the divided nature of politics that one political
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Traditional Gender Roles
Gender roles are the roles that men and women are expected to occupy based on their sex.
Traditionally, many believed that women are more nurturing than men. Therefore, the traditional view
of the feminine gender role prescribes that women should behave in ways that are nurturing. One way
that a woman might engage in the traditional feminine gender role would be to nurture her family by
working full time within the home rather than employment. Men, on the other hand, are presumed by
traditional views of gender roles to be leaders. The traditional view of the masculine gender role,
therefore, suggests that men should be the heads of their households by providing financial support for
the family and making important family decisions. While these views remain dominant throughout
society, perspectives on traditional beliefs about gender roles have improved throughout the twenty
first century. Gender roles are sometimes created on the basis of stereotypes about gender. Gender
stereotypes are oversimplified understandings of males and females and the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Men are seen as if they are expected to be faster and stronger whereas women live with the reality of
these expectations and can impact their sense of self, motivation and performance. It is not just
women that face expectations, men too face gender expectations throughout their sporting couriers.
Both genders can be impacted but not all see that there are gender expectations throughout not only
the society today but in previous generations where genders were over defined and people had and
have to face reality that they might not be able to participate in a sport they are interested in due to
their gender. This is what leads to effects on one s sense of self, and potentially effects on
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gender roles are the roles that men and women are expected to occupy based on their sex.
Traditionally, many believed that women are more nurturing than men. Therefore, the traditional view
of the feminine gender role prescribes that women should behave in ways that are nurturing. One way
that a woman might engage in the traditional feminine gender role would be to nurture her family by
working full time within the home rather than employment. Men, on the other hand, are presumed by
traditional views of gender roles to be leaders. The traditional view of the masculine gender role,
therefore, suggests that men should be the heads of their households by providing financial support for
the family and making important family decisions. While these views remain dominant throughout
society, perspectives on traditional beliefs about gender roles have improved throughout the twenty
first century. Gender roles are sometimes created on the basis of stereotypes about gender. Gender
stereotypes are oversimplified understandings of males and females and the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Men are seen as if they are expected to be faster and stronger whereas women live with the reality of
these expectations and can impact their sense of self, motivation and performance. It is not just
women that face expectations, men too face gender expectations throughout their sporting couriers.
Both genders can be impacted but not all see that there are gender expectations throughout not only
the society today but in previous generations where genders were over defined and people had and
have to face reality that they might not be able to participate in a sport they are interested in due to
their gender. This is what leads to effects on one s sense of self, and potentially effects on
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Revealed In Since There s No Help
In the poem, Since there s no help author Michael Drayton portrays the ending of a romantic
relationship. Yet, in the poem Drayton presents the ending of the relationship using a first person
speaker in the first half and a third person speaker in the last half to describe the ending of the
relationship. Drayton s meaning of the ending of love and passion in a relationship is conveyed as
using differences in tone, diction, and rhythm between the poem s opening and closing. On key aspect
presented by the speaker in the poem is the differences of tone in the first and second halves of the
poem. In the beginning of the poem, the speaker is in first person speaking to the person with whom
the relationship is ending. The tone is one of gladness
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In the poem, Since there s no help author Michael Drayton portrays the ending of a romantic
relationship. Yet, in the poem Drayton presents the ending of the relationship using a first person
speaker in the first half and a third person speaker in the last half to describe the ending of the
relationship. Drayton s meaning of the ending of love and passion in a relationship is conveyed as
using differences in tone, diction, and rhythm between the poem s opening and closing. On key aspect
presented by the speaker in the poem is the differences of tone in the first and second halves of the
poem. In the beginning of the poem, the speaker is in first person speaking to the person with whom
the relationship is ending. The tone is one of gladness
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The Movie Goodfellas
Notably, the film Goodfellas is a classic film that is recognized as one of the greatest films of all time
in regards to the crime genre. Indeed, the film Goodfellas is about American citizens who partake in
criminal activity in order to make money. Furthermore, another film was made, shortly after
Goodfellas achieved great success in the box office. Additionally, another film titled The Real
Goodfella is the uncensored documentary explaining the reality behind Goodfellas, and gives a
practical insight of the real dangers that could not be shown in Goodfellas. Also there are two articles
that explain the explicit truth behind the criminal activity that mobsters justify as work. These sources
show that mobsters have a hard time. Mobsters classify as above working class because they
constantly have to steal, murder, and deal drugs just to stay alive and have money. With regards to
Goodfellas, the film starts off by stating that the main character Henry Hill from as far back as he
could remember always wanted to be a gangster, which is another term for mobster. Particularly, he
started off working at the cab stand across the street at just about ten or eleven years old, and the cab
stand was a place where mobsters worked. His parents who were working class citizens, and made
lousy money were happy that he had found a job because his father had always believed that American
kids were spoiled rotten. Furthermore, as he progressed into the field of a mobster living he was
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Notably, the film Goodfellas is a classic film that is recognized as one of the greatest films of all time
in regards to the crime genre. Indeed, the film Goodfellas is about American citizens who partake in
criminal activity in order to make money. Furthermore, another film was made, shortly after
Goodfellas achieved great success in the box office. Additionally, another film titled The Real
Goodfella is the uncensored documentary explaining the reality behind Goodfellas, and gives a
practical insight of the real dangers that could not be shown in Goodfellas. Also there are two articles
that explain the explicit truth behind the criminal activity that mobsters justify as work. These sources
show that mobsters have a hard time. Mobsters classify as above working class because they
constantly have to steal, murder, and deal drugs just to stay alive and have money. With regards to
Goodfellas, the film starts off by stating that the main character Henry Hill from as far back as he
could remember always wanted to be a gangster, which is another term for mobster. Particularly, he
started off working at the cab stand across the street at just about ten or eleven years old, and the cab
stand was a place where mobsters worked. His parents who were working class citizens, and made
lousy money were happy that he had found a job because his father had always believed that American
kids were spoiled rotten. Furthermore, as he progressed into the field of a mobster living he was
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Impacts Of Anthropogenic Activities And Land Use Changes...
Impacts on the forests are increasing as a result of the fantastic growth of human populations and the
global spread of pollutants leading to loss of biodiversity which is one of the most severe threats to
sustainability.
Land use changes have transformed land cover to farmlands, grazing lands, human settlements and
urban centers at the expense of natural vegetation particularly in West Africa. These changes are
associated with deforestation, biodiversity loss and land degradation. The relationships between land
use and biodiversity are fundamental to understanding the links between people and their environment
The aim of this work is to provide a holistic view of the impacts of anthropogenic activities and land
use changes on biodiversity conservation by synthesizing works and facts across a range of different
related research works.
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth. It includes diversity at the genetic level, such as that
between individuals in a population or between plant varieties, the diversity of species, and the
diversity of ecosystems and habitats. (Assefa et al.,2007 )
Biodiversity provides the basis for ecosystems and the services they provide, upon which all people
fundamentally depend. People rely on biodiversity in their daily lives, often without realizing it.
Biodiversity has evolved over the last 3.8 billion years or so of the planet s approximately 5 billion
year history. Although five major extinction events have
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Impacts on the forests are increasing as a result of the fantastic growth of human populations and the
global spread of pollutants leading to loss of biodiversity which is one of the most severe threats to
sustainability.
Land use changes have transformed land cover to farmlands, grazing lands, human settlements and
urban centers at the expense of natural vegetation particularly in West Africa. These changes are
associated with deforestation, biodiversity loss and land degradation. The relationships between land
use and biodiversity are fundamental to understanding the links between people and their environment
The aim of this work is to provide a holistic view of the impacts of anthropogenic activities and land
use changes on biodiversity conservation by synthesizing works and facts across a range of different
related research works.
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth. It includes diversity at the genetic level, such as that
between individuals in a population or between plant varieties, the diversity of species, and the
diversity of ecosystems and habitats. (Assefa et al.,2007 )
Biodiversity provides the basis for ecosystems and the services they provide, upon which all people
fundamentally depend. People rely on biodiversity in their daily lives, often without realizing it.
Biodiversity has evolved over the last 3.8 billion years or so of the planet s approximately 5 billion
year history. Although five major extinction events have
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Juanes Activist
Is Juanes know as artist of activist? Some artists use their songs and fame to demonstrate to people
their opinions and stand on an issue. By issue one means a problem that affects a considerable amount
of people. One of this artists is is Juanes. His real name is Juan Esteban Aristizábal Vásquez and he
was born on August 9, 1972, in Carolina del PrÃncipe, Antioquia, Colombia. He started his solo career
and became known in the 2000s. On one hand, he has done a lot of humanitarian work to help the
world, but on the other hand, his most popular songs aren t about the work he has done. Juanes is a
solo guitarist and singer, he has won 20 Latin grammy awards. He became known by his music. He
has also raised awareness about an issue in Colombia
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Is Juanes know as artist of activist? Some artists use their songs and fame to demonstrate to people
their opinions and stand on an issue. By issue one means a problem that affects a considerable amount
of people. One of this artists is is Juanes. His real name is Juan Esteban Aristizábal Vásquez and he
was born on August 9, 1972, in Carolina del PrÃncipe, Antioquia, Colombia. He started his solo career
and became known in the 2000s. On one hand, he has done a lot of humanitarian work to help the
world, but on the other hand, his most popular songs aren t about the work he has done. Juanes is a
solo guitarist and singer, he has won 20 Latin grammy awards. He became known by his music. He
has also raised awareness about an issue in Colombia
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The Social Cognitive Theory Of A Dynamic And Reciprocal...
OVERVIEW:
The social cognitive theory in essence is the theory that proposes behavior is a result of personal,
behavioral, and environmental factors that influence each other in a dynamic and reciprocal fashion.
Environments shape behaviors, but individuals have the power to influence the environment as well as
their own behaviors through self reflection and self regulatory process.
Personal factors involve people s thoughts and beliefs about the desired outcomes, their ability to
perform the behavior or self efficacy and ability to take charge. They may also have personal barriers
in the way. In order to overcome these personal factors they will need goal setting, relapse prevention
and reinforcement of positive outcomes. Behavioral ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The popularity of this program stems from the focus on behaviors, which are impacted by several
factors. Social cognitive theory states, behavior is the result of personal, behavioral, and
environmental factors that influence each other in dynamic and reciprocal fashion (Contento, 2011).
People s thoughts and feelings, knowledge and skills, and physical and social environment, all impact
the actions, behaviors and choices related towards health and nutrition. Interventions that used social
cognitive theory in the field of nutrition include Challenge!, EatFit, Choice, Control, and Change and
Planet Health. These programs encompass the main principles and strengths of social cognitive theory
and yielded successful results.
INTERVENTIONS:
Challenge! is an example of an effective program that utilized social cognitive theory. Its goal was to
promote health and prevent obesity in African American youths, between the ages of 11 16. The
program recruited adolescents from low income, urban areas and implemented both home and
community based interventions for a total of twelve sessions (Black et al., 2010). One important
construct of social cognitive theory is observational learning, which Challenge! incorporated by
enlisting African American mentors who attended college. These mentors were crucial because
teenagers learn from observing the food related behaviors of
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OVERVIEW:
The social cognitive theory in essence is the theory that proposes behavior is a result of personal,
behavioral, and environmental factors that influence each other in a dynamic and reciprocal fashion.
Environments shape behaviors, but individuals have the power to influence the environment as well as
their own behaviors through self reflection and self regulatory process.
Personal factors involve people s thoughts and beliefs about the desired outcomes, their ability to
perform the behavior or self efficacy and ability to take charge. They may also have personal barriers
in the way. In order to overcome these personal factors they will need goal setting, relapse prevention
and reinforcement of positive outcomes. Behavioral ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The popularity of this program stems from the focus on behaviors, which are impacted by several
factors. Social cognitive theory states, behavior is the result of personal, behavioral, and
environmental factors that influence each other in dynamic and reciprocal fashion (Contento, 2011).
People s thoughts and feelings, knowledge and skills, and physical and social environment, all impact
the actions, behaviors and choices related towards health and nutrition. Interventions that used social
cognitive theory in the field of nutrition include Challenge!, EatFit, Choice, Control, and Change and
Planet Health. These programs encompass the main principles and strengths of social cognitive theory
and yielded successful results.
INTERVENTIONS:
Challenge! is an example of an effective program that utilized social cognitive theory. Its goal was to
promote health and prevent obesity in African American youths, between the ages of 11 16. The
program recruited adolescents from low income, urban areas and implemented both home and
community based interventions for a total of twelve sessions (Black et al., 2010). One important
construct of social cognitive theory is observational learning, which Challenge! incorporated by
enlisting African American mentors who attended college. These mentors were crucial because
teenagers learn from observing the food related behaviors of
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Discoveries In The Double Helix By James Watson
Discoveries
The Double Helix, written by James Watson, begins with him being 17 years old already heading of to
study at college. He was currently studying at University of Chicago in his 3rd year. He was studying
Zoology and was hoping for a PHD. As a scientist, Watson questioned the essence of life and mostly
how the information of life was copied. Therefore he wanted to be a geneticist. He observed Linus
pauling and his work and applied to caltech but was unfortunately declined. Therefore in Indiana he
went after DNA and its meaning and form. Over this process he worked with many people and came
to many discoveries that help them in their journeys.
A helix
The discovery of the Alpha helix came up when, James Watson was one day alerted that Linus Pauling
had partially solved the structure of proteins. Following up on this James found out that, in on of
Pauling s talks he revealed the alpha helix model. This was a large event in the race for DNA because
Linus was the first person to propose something solidly correct about DNA structure. This new event
however, did not provide a lot of progress for James s work because of at the time how he could not
tell if this suggestion was correct or not. Later on this information did help them because they took on
the helical shape with the addition of x ray evidence.
Calculations of Cochran/crick
The Calculations of Cochran and crick came about because of a letter containing information on a
theory for X ray diffraction. This
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Discoveries
The Double Helix, written by James Watson, begins with him being 17 years old already heading of to
study at college. He was currently studying at University of Chicago in his 3rd year. He was studying
Zoology and was hoping for a PHD. As a scientist, Watson questioned the essence of life and mostly
how the information of life was copied. Therefore he wanted to be a geneticist. He observed Linus
pauling and his work and applied to caltech but was unfortunately declined. Therefore in Indiana he
went after DNA and its meaning and form. Over this process he worked with many people and came
to many discoveries that help them in their journeys.
A helix
The discovery of the Alpha helix came up when, James Watson was one day alerted that Linus Pauling
had partially solved the structure of proteins. Following up on this James found out that, in on of
Pauling s talks he revealed the alpha helix model. This was a large event in the race for DNA because
Linus was the first person to propose something solidly correct about DNA structure. This new event
however, did not provide a lot of progress for James s work because of at the time how he could not
tell if this suggestion was correct or not. Later on this information did help them because they took on
the helical shape with the addition of x ray evidence.
Calculations of Cochran/crick
The Calculations of Cochran and crick came about because of a letter containing information on a
theory for X ray diffraction. This
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Essay About Blue Eyes
Keywords used:
Makeup ideas for blue eyes, makeup tips for blue eyes, eye makeup for blue eyes
Having a recessive trait like blue eyes is seen as a mark of beauty. Blue eyes may seem cold but the
different hues they encompass can really make someone eyes look enigmatic. However, choosing the
right kind of makeup to go along with those pretty blue eyes can be a tiresome task in itself. You must
realize that not everything and anything can go along with blue eyes. One thing might undermine their
charm while the other might be too bland and bare. There are tons of different makeup tricks for blue
eyes out there, but truthfully, you have got to know which ones the best for you. So, here are a few
makeup tips for blue eyes. These will not only help enhance the beauty and colour of your eyes but
also make ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Warm Hues
Like it was mentioned before, blue is a calming color with an icy undertone, so one of the ultimate tips
that you can do to augment your eye color is to truly use lots of various hues that consist of warm
colors. The colors that are included in this category are browns, tones of an earthy nature and also
some softer colors that would suit your beautiful blue eyes superbly.
7. Simplicity Pays
Blue eyes are naturally beautiful and have an enchanting look that is an instant crowd puller. So
sometimes you don t require tons of eye makeup to surround your eyes, you just need to go simple and
show them off. Earnestly, too much of color and makeup can divert from you re the natural beauty of
eyes.
8. Highlight
Highlight is the need of the hour in the present times. So make sure that you accompany your eyeliner
or eyeshadow with some highlights. The highlights will softly encase your eyes and also vivify them.
The correct way of applying them is to put them just below your brow bones and in the corner on the
inner side of your eyes. You must make sure that you apply a slightly daintier color in terms of
eyeshadow like silver or beige.
9. All That Glitters is
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Keywords used:
Makeup ideas for blue eyes, makeup tips for blue eyes, eye makeup for blue eyes
Having a recessive trait like blue eyes is seen as a mark of beauty. Blue eyes may seem cold but the
different hues they encompass can really make someone eyes look enigmatic. However, choosing the
right kind of makeup to go along with those pretty blue eyes can be a tiresome task in itself. You must
realize that not everything and anything can go along with blue eyes. One thing might undermine their
charm while the other might be too bland and bare. There are tons of different makeup tricks for blue
eyes out there, but truthfully, you have got to know which ones the best for you. So, here are a few
makeup tips for blue eyes. These will not only help enhance the beauty and colour of your eyes but
also make ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Warm Hues
Like it was mentioned before, blue is a calming color with an icy undertone, so one of the ultimate tips
that you can do to augment your eye color is to truly use lots of various hues that consist of warm
colors. The colors that are included in this category are browns, tones of an earthy nature and also
some softer colors that would suit your beautiful blue eyes superbly.
7. Simplicity Pays
Blue eyes are naturally beautiful and have an enchanting look that is an instant crowd puller. So
sometimes you don t require tons of eye makeup to surround your eyes, you just need to go simple and
show them off. Earnestly, too much of color and makeup can divert from you re the natural beauty of
eyes.
8. Highlight
Highlight is the need of the hour in the present times. So make sure that you accompany your eyeliner
or eyeshadow with some highlights. The highlights will softly encase your eyes and also vivify them.
The correct way of applying them is to put them just below your brow bones and in the corner on the
inner side of your eyes. You must make sure that you apply a slightly daintier color in terms of
eyeshadow like silver or beige.
9. All That Glitters is
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Pros And Cons Of Gunter Demnig
To determine the general atmosphere regarding Gunter Demnig s artwork, we took German newspaper
articles from individual cities as representative of the local opinion. As each controversy consists of
the pros and cons, the public has also highly varying perception of the memorial, which will be
presented in the following. At first sight, the Stolpersteine are perceived very positively through their
visualisation of individual destinies across whole cities (Korn, 2014). This illustration makes the past
prosecution more real and accessible for the public and is considered as an opportunity to remember
every day (Woldin, 2014). It goes even so far that relatives of the victims consider the Stolpersteine as
a chance to immortalise them and hence, to prevent a process of extinction and ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
As a private person, he blames him for exploiting the situation and to gain from a million dollar
business (Killy, 2014). However, the initiator of the Stolpersteine in Hamburg, Peter Hess, subtends
that the price of 120 Euros for one Stolperstein is not enough to make capital out of it (Kaiser, 2014).
Furthermore, the artist does not take any money for his work input, but only for the manufacturing
process of the stones (Wie Steine an die Ausgrenzung erinnern, 2004). Showing on the one hand, that
the Jewish community in Hamburg is not committed to the negative comments of Killy, but rather
supports the project and on the other, the large extent and its emotional component in which the
monument is discussed. As we can see, the reactions of the public differ quite substantially. There
exist many proponents of the memorial who are very positive towards Demnig s approach of
remembering the victims and support his idea. Although there exist some concerns about the
Stolpersteine, overall it still resulted in in a wide spread of the memorial.
Reactions of the
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To determine the general atmosphere regarding Gunter Demnig s artwork, we took German newspaper
articles from individual cities as representative of the local opinion. As each controversy consists of
the pros and cons, the public has also highly varying perception of the memorial, which will be
presented in the following. At first sight, the Stolpersteine are perceived very positively through their
visualisation of individual destinies across whole cities (Korn, 2014). This illustration makes the past
prosecution more real and accessible for the public and is considered as an opportunity to remember
every day (Woldin, 2014). It goes even so far that relatives of the victims consider the Stolpersteine as
a chance to immortalise them and hence, to prevent a process of extinction and ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
As a private person, he blames him for exploiting the situation and to gain from a million dollar
business (Killy, 2014). However, the initiator of the Stolpersteine in Hamburg, Peter Hess, subtends
that the price of 120 Euros for one Stolperstein is not enough to make capital out of it (Kaiser, 2014).
Furthermore, the artist does not take any money for his work input, but only for the manufacturing
process of the stones (Wie Steine an die Ausgrenzung erinnern, 2004). Showing on the one hand, that
the Jewish community in Hamburg is not committed to the negative comments of Killy, but rather
supports the project and on the other, the large extent and its emotional component in which the
monument is discussed. As we can see, the reactions of the public differ quite substantially. There
exist many proponents of the memorial who are very positive towards Demnig s approach of
remembering the victims and support his idea. Although there exist some concerns about the
Stolpersteine, overall it still resulted in in a wide spread of the memorial.
Reactions of the
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Advantages Of E-Commerce
Name: Sze Onn Yan Lee Mun Yee Student ID: 13079397 14020176 Group: 7 Course Code: ENG1014
Course Name: English for Business Assignment: Argumentative/ Persuasive Essay Weightage: 15%
Title of essay: E commerce refers to the buying and selling of products and services by businesses and
consumers over an electronic medium like the Internet. One of the advantages of e commerce is that it
allows businesses to promote and sell their products and services online, enabling them to reach both
the local and international market conveniently. Some, on the other hand, argue that it still lacks the
personal touch which is vital in business development. In your opinion, will e commerce replace the
traditional business transaction within the next ten years? Traditional business transactions have
continued for 3000 years since the invention of money and is well valued and appreciated. Though
most people are accepting technology as part of their lives now, the more old fashioned ones still
prefer to do things the traditional way. It is hard to convince them of the benefits technological
advancement has brought to our lives with their strong opinion on tradition. Despite these old
fashioned ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nonetheless, as compared to spending on petrol and transportation, e commerce is actually more cost
saving. The transportation fee saved up by shopping online can be used to buy extra items while being
charged the same shipping fees. Some e commercial businesses even provide free delivery and some
would waive off shipping fees when customers spend more than a certain amount. Besides avoiding
spending on petrol and transportation, e shoppers can also avoid the hassle of finding parking. They
can shop leisurely at home in their own time without the constant hammering of salespersons to look
for the cheapest deal in
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Name: Sze Onn Yan Lee Mun Yee Student ID: 13079397 14020176 Group: 7 Course Code: ENG1014
Course Name: English for Business Assignment: Argumentative/ Persuasive Essay Weightage: 15%
Title of essay: E commerce refers to the buying and selling of products and services by businesses and
consumers over an electronic medium like the Internet. One of the advantages of e commerce is that it
allows businesses to promote and sell their products and services online, enabling them to reach both
the local and international market conveniently. Some, on the other hand, argue that it still lacks the
personal touch which is vital in business development. In your opinion, will e commerce replace the
traditional business transaction within the next ten years? Traditional business transactions have
continued for 3000 years since the invention of money and is well valued and appreciated. Though
most people are accepting technology as part of their lives now, the more old fashioned ones still
prefer to do things the traditional way. It is hard to convince them of the benefits technological
advancement has brought to our lives with their strong opinion on tradition. Despite these old
fashioned ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nonetheless, as compared to spending on petrol and transportation, e commerce is actually more cost
saving. The transportation fee saved up by shopping online can be used to buy extra items while being
charged the same shipping fees. Some e commercial businesses even provide free delivery and some
would waive off shipping fees when customers spend more than a certain amount. Besides avoiding
spending on petrol and transportation, e shoppers can also avoid the hassle of finding parking. They
can shop leisurely at home in their own time without the constant hammering of salespersons to look
for the cheapest deal in
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Management Style At Arizona Central Credit Union
Organizational Management Approach Analysis
The management approach of any one organization is unique and varied based on the needs of the
business or the type of organization. When developing this management approach, in my opinion, it is
critical to adapt and to use many sources of knowledge to be successful. These sources of knowledge
can be traced to historical theories that have been developed throughout recent history, and are critical
to the understanding of how practical applications can be successfully used. It is also argued that
modern students of management do not have the practical understanding or awareness of these
historical theories because of the misguided curriculum and lack of interest (Cummings Bridgman,
2011). The purpose of this paper approaches some historical theories in comparison to the modern
management style within a credit union to demonstrate the use of these theories as a management tool.
Management Style at Arizona Central Credit Union
The management style at Arizona Central Credit Union, one of my former employers, is complex and
varies between the departments both by design and by regulation. The credit union and its
management team draws from various historical and contemporary approaches and theories to help the
employees and the organization attain set goals and standards while maximizing the potential of their
employees and products.
Bureaucracy Theory
One of the historical theories that the credit union draws from to define its
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Organizational Management Approach Analysis
The management approach of any one organization is unique and varied based on the needs of the
business or the type of organization. When developing this management approach, in my opinion, it is
critical to adapt and to use many sources of knowledge to be successful. These sources of knowledge
can be traced to historical theories that have been developed throughout recent history, and are critical
to the understanding of how practical applications can be successfully used. It is also argued that
modern students of management do not have the practical understanding or awareness of these
historical theories because of the misguided curriculum and lack of interest (Cummings Bridgman,
2011). The purpose of this paper approaches some historical theories in comparison to the modern
management style within a credit union to demonstrate the use of these theories as a management tool.
Management Style at Arizona Central Credit Union
The management style at Arizona Central Credit Union, one of my former employers, is complex and
varies between the departments both by design and by regulation. The credit union and its
management team draws from various historical and contemporary approaches and theories to help the
employees and the organization attain set goals and standards while maximizing the potential of their
employees and products.
Bureaucracy Theory
One of the historical theories that the credit union draws from to define its
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My Personal Online Portfolio
Presenting on my personal online portfolio was a great experience since not many presentations are
individual based. With many assignments leading up to one major task, students were challenged
throughout the semester to eventually present themselves to a fictitious group of employers.
Throughout this short essay, I will reflect on the creation of the professional online portfolio as well as
experiencing the actual presentation. Creating the POP Not only did I enjoy the creation of the POP, it
helped me think back in my past and explore areas I had forgotten about. It s somewhat like an
interview; you must recollect memories of times you were successful at work and in academics. With
Wix, the website builder, I was able to design the site how I wanted it to look. I remember creating a
Wix website about five years ago and the advancement of the online software is incredible. Back then,
it was very lame and very bland. In utilizing the cloud based software today, I was given full creativity
and could express myself creatively. My favorite part of my POP are the sections in which you can
scroll from slide to slide. Instead of crowding my website with boxes and forcing the reader s eyes to
shoot everywhere, I designed my interests and academic projects areas into a single box with a sliding
queue. Of course, the interests and academic projects are in different boxes and sections, but they are
set up the
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Presenting on my personal online portfolio was a great experience since not many presentations are
individual based. With many assignments leading up to one major task, students were challenged
throughout the semester to eventually present themselves to a fictitious group of employers.
Throughout this short essay, I will reflect on the creation of the professional online portfolio as well as
experiencing the actual presentation. Creating the POP Not only did I enjoy the creation of the POP, it
helped me think back in my past and explore areas I had forgotten about. It s somewhat like an
interview; you must recollect memories of times you were successful at work and in academics. With
Wix, the website builder, I was able to design the site how I wanted it to look. I remember creating a
Wix website about five years ago and the advancement of the online software is incredible. Back then,
it was very lame and very bland. In utilizing the cloud based software today, I was given full creativity
and could express myself creatively. My favorite part of my POP are the sections in which you can
scroll from slide to slide. Instead of crowding my website with boxes and forcing the reader s eyes to
shoot everywhere, I designed my interests and academic projects areas into a single box with a sliding
queue. Of course, the interests and academic projects are in different boxes and sections, but they are
set up the
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Regrets in The Remains of the Day Essay examples
Regrets in The Remains of the Day
...For a great many people, the evening is the most enjoyable part of the day. Perhaps, then, there is
something to his advice that I should cease looking back so much, that I should adopt a more positive
outlook and try to make the best of what remains of my day. After all, what can we ever gain in
forever looking back and blaming ourselves if our lives have not turned out quite as we might have
wished? The hard reality is, surely, that for the likes of you and I, there is little choice other than to
leave our fate, ultimately, in the hands of those great gentlemen at the hub of this world who employ
our services. What is the point in worrying oneself too much about what one could or could not ...
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It is this blind loyalty with which Stevens gratifies his employer and unables himself to look closely at
what his employer really thinks or does (symptoms of dignity ). His doctrine states:
It is, in practice, simply not possible to adopt such a critical attitude towards an employer and at the
same time provide good service. It is not simply that one is unlikely to be able to meet the many
demands of service at the higher levels while one s attentions are being diverted by such matters; more
fundamentally, a butler who is forever attempting to formulate his own strong opinions on his
employer s affairs is bound to lack one quality essential in all good professionals: namely, loyalty.
(Ishiguro, 200)
But the loyalty doctrine denies Stevens his own thoughts on, for instance, Darlington s letting go of
the Jewish maids, or whether or not the great guests he has the honor or serving in his capacity as a
great butler are really so great after all.
Stevens detachment ultimately is chilling, for the distance that he believes is a necessary aspect of
dignity, instead distances him even from the fact that this attitude of detachment is not great, but
unhealthy. This sets a butler s dignity above human dignity, he realizes at the end, and human dignity
must always come first: Lord Darlington wasn t bad man...And at least he had the privilege of being
able to say at the end of his life that he made his own mistakes...He chose a
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Regrets in The Remains of the Day
...For a great many people, the evening is the most enjoyable part of the day. Perhaps, then, there is
something to his advice that I should cease looking back so much, that I should adopt a more positive
outlook and try to make the best of what remains of my day. After all, what can we ever gain in
forever looking back and blaming ourselves if our lives have not turned out quite as we might have
wished? The hard reality is, surely, that for the likes of you and I, there is little choice other than to
leave our fate, ultimately, in the hands of those great gentlemen at the hub of this world who employ
our services. What is the point in worrying oneself too much about what one could or could not ...
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It is this blind loyalty with which Stevens gratifies his employer and unables himself to look closely at
what his employer really thinks or does (symptoms of dignity ). His doctrine states:
It is, in practice, simply not possible to adopt such a critical attitude towards an employer and at the
same time provide good service. It is not simply that one is unlikely to be able to meet the many
demands of service at the higher levels while one s attentions are being diverted by such matters; more
fundamentally, a butler who is forever attempting to formulate his own strong opinions on his
employer s affairs is bound to lack one quality essential in all good professionals: namely, loyalty.
(Ishiguro, 200)
But the loyalty doctrine denies Stevens his own thoughts on, for instance, Darlington s letting go of
the Jewish maids, or whether or not the great guests he has the honor or serving in his capacity as a
great butler are really so great after all.
Stevens detachment ultimately is chilling, for the distance that he believes is a necessary aspect of
dignity, instead distances him even from the fact that this attitude of detachment is not great, but
unhealthy. This sets a butler s dignity above human dignity, he realizes at the end, and human dignity
must always come first: Lord Darlington wasn t bad man...And at least he had the privilege of being
able to say at the end of his life that he made his own mistakes...He chose a
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The Importance Of Achievement
Achievement is something that some people silently compete for, to be better than everyone else. But,
other people strive for achievement like myself, they do not worry about others and try to be best they
can be, for themselves. There are multiple types of achievement, grades and school only impact
certain people, some people have different ideas of achievement and think they do not need schooling
to succeed and learn from just everyday life. There are over achievers, and then there are people who
just do what they need to, to pass a class. I feel that grades do not impact everyone s achievements
because some people do not worry about school and focus more on life achievements. My entire life I
have not worried about grades up until I saw my brother struggling with long division around age 17,
trying to get into the Army. My brother usually had all D and F s for grades; our childhood was not the
best. I do not blame him for his lack of motivation and urge to do better because no one tried to
motivate him, and simply gave up. In 7th grade, I did not worry about grades because everything just
came to me easily, this stayed the same until 10th grade when we started actual work. I struggled with
math and English because when I had the chance to succeed greater things, I just did what I needed to
pass. Now, I have entirely turned around and am on the A or B honor roll every semester since 9th
grade. I have strived for better grades because that is how I feel achievement. I
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Achievement is something that some people silently compete for, to be better than everyone else. But,
other people strive for achievement like myself, they do not worry about others and try to be best they
can be, for themselves. There are multiple types of achievement, grades and school only impact
certain people, some people have different ideas of achievement and think they do not need schooling
to succeed and learn from just everyday life. There are over achievers, and then there are people who
just do what they need to, to pass a class. I feel that grades do not impact everyone s achievements
because some people do not worry about school and focus more on life achievements. My entire life I
have not worried about grades up until I saw my brother struggling with long division around age 17,
trying to get into the Army. My brother usually had all D and F s for grades; our childhood was not the
best. I do not blame him for his lack of motivation and urge to do better because no one tried to
motivate him, and simply gave up. In 7th grade, I did not worry about grades because everything just
came to me easily, this stayed the same until 10th grade when we started actual work. I struggled with
math and English because when I had the chance to succeed greater things, I just did what I needed to
pass. Now, I have entirely turned around and am on the A or B honor roll every semester since 9th
grade. I have strived for better grades because that is how I feel achievement. I
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The Government Of The United States Should Not Improve The...
INTRODUCTION
Throughout history, many have debated whether or not the government of the United States should do
more to help individuals who are needy or if they should step back and let the individuals help
themselves. Data shows that there are many people who feel strongly about one way or the other and
many that see it both ways. We should identify factors such as age and total family income to see what
affects citizens of the United States to believe one way or the other. I hypothesize that, if an individual
has a higher total family income then they will believe that the government should not improve the
standard of living. I think that if an individual is able to provide a higher family income then they will
think that those poor ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many researchers have investigated volunteering and what leads people to volunteer. Studies have
also been done concerning who is deserving of welfare and attitudes that individuals have about the
United States welfare systems. Poverty is something that is so often looked at in many different ways
depending on the society. Stefan Svallfors conducted research in 2004 that compared class, attitudes
and the welfare state in four different countries. Svallfors compared Sweden, Britain, Germany, and
the United States citizens attitudes towards what the government s responsibility is when it come to
helping individuals in need. The author is trying to figure out what factors cause the different attitudes
from different countries. His theory is that as welfare policies differ between countries, it will differ
between class and attitude. He also theorizes that attitudes towards welfare policies could change over
time and as time progresses, the attitude will progress in a different direction among the populations.
The data that is analyzed in this paper comes from the 1996 survey on The Role of Government
conducted within the International Social Survey Programme. This research found that responses
varied between nations and we must consider the living conditions in each country. Sweden was the
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INTRODUCTION
Throughout history, many have debated whether or not the government of the United States should do
more to help individuals who are needy or if they should step back and let the individuals help
themselves. Data shows that there are many people who feel strongly about one way or the other and
many that see it both ways. We should identify factors such as age and total family income to see what
affects citizens of the United States to believe one way or the other. I hypothesize that, if an individual
has a higher total family income then they will believe that the government should not improve the
standard of living. I think that if an individual is able to provide a higher family income then they will
think that those poor ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many researchers have investigated volunteering and what leads people to volunteer. Studies have
also been done concerning who is deserving of welfare and attitudes that individuals have about the
United States welfare systems. Poverty is something that is so often looked at in many different ways
depending on the society. Stefan Svallfors conducted research in 2004 that compared class, attitudes
and the welfare state in four different countries. Svallfors compared Sweden, Britain, Germany, and
the United States citizens attitudes towards what the government s responsibility is when it come to
helping individuals in need. The author is trying to figure out what factors cause the different attitudes
from different countries. His theory is that as welfare policies differ between countries, it will differ
between class and attitude. He also theorizes that attitudes towards welfare policies could change over
time and as time progresses, the attitude will progress in a different direction among the populations.
The data that is analyzed in this paper comes from the 1996 survey on The Role of Government
conducted within the International Social Survey Programme. This research found that responses
varied between nations and we must consider the living conditions in each country. Sweden was the
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Physical Security Paper
Physical Security
SEC/410
August 12, 2013
Physical Security
It is important for all organizations to have physical security. Physical security protects the
organization in every way. Every individual needs to be aware of the importance of physical security.
Not only is important for the individual to be aware of the importance physical security has in an
organization but to be able to understand how physical security works within the organization. In this
paper the writer will be describing the core concepts of physical security. Additionally the writer
would be writing about the security assessments. Last the writing would be writing about the basic
physical controls.
The physical security is when security involves ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The basic physical control is the implementation of security measures in a defined structure used to
deter or prevent unauthorized access to sensitive material ( 1.2.1. Physical Controls , n.d.). Also
physical controls are safeguards to avoid and minimize any security risk the organization have that
involving computer software or even personal property. Some examples of physical control are fences,
security guards, access cards, surveillance cameras, biometrics and locks. Cameras are very important
in an organization. Depending on governing law and the prevailing corporate culture, many companies
have policies which prohibit the taking of pictures on the premises (Seese, 2009). Organization
prohibits the taking of pictures on the premises because when an individual is taking pictures he or she
might be planning on doing harm to the organization. He or she might want to rob the organization
and wants to know how the organization layout looks like from the inside and the outside. Another
reason why taking pictures is prohibited in organization is because the individual could learn where
the surveillance cameras are located, individual could even take pictures with his or her cell phone,
that is why in some organization there is security walking around to prevent any picture to be taken.
There are different kinds of biometrics technologies. One category is physiological and another
category is
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Physical Security
SEC/410
August 12, 2013
Physical Security
It is important for all organizations to have physical security. Physical security protects the
organization in every way. Every individual needs to be aware of the importance of physical security.
Not only is important for the individual to be aware of the importance physical security has in an
organization but to be able to understand how physical security works within the organization. In this
paper the writer will be describing the core concepts of physical security. Additionally the writer
would be writing about the security assessments. Last the writing would be writing about the basic
physical controls.
The physical security is when security involves ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The basic physical control is the implementation of security measures in a defined structure used to
deter or prevent unauthorized access to sensitive material ( 1.2.1. Physical Controls , n.d.). Also
physical controls are safeguards to avoid and minimize any security risk the organization have that
involving computer software or even personal property. Some examples of physical control are fences,
security guards, access cards, surveillance cameras, biometrics and locks. Cameras are very important
in an organization. Depending on governing law and the prevailing corporate culture, many companies
have policies which prohibit the taking of pictures on the premises (Seese, 2009). Organization
prohibits the taking of pictures on the premises because when an individual is taking pictures he or she
might be planning on doing harm to the organization. He or she might want to rob the organization
and wants to know how the organization layout looks like from the inside and the outside. Another
reason why taking pictures is prohibited in organization is because the individual could learn where
the surveillance cameras are located, individual could even take pictures with his or her cell phone,
that is why in some organization there is security walking around to prevent any picture to be taken.
There are different kinds of biometrics technologies. One category is physiological and another
category is
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Police Shootings Analysis
In the video, Samantha Bee is a reporter, who is trying to find out the statistics on police shootings.
Samantha wanted to know the actual number of police shootings that happen annually. Samantha
interviewed many people, who are a part of the criminal justice system. Every person she interviewed
didn t know the statistics on police shootings but had statistics on other crimes. All the people
Samantha interviewed didn t know the national statistics on police shootings. The Individuals didn t
know where the statistics were sent to and how the information was recorded. Samantha asked various
people the same questions, but no one knew the answer. Everyone who was questioned didn t have an
answer to the actual number of police shootings.
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In the video, Samantha Bee is a reporter, who is trying to find out the statistics on police shootings.
Samantha wanted to know the actual number of police shootings that happen annually. Samantha
interviewed many people, who are a part of the criminal justice system. Every person she interviewed
didn t know the statistics on police shootings but had statistics on other crimes. All the people
Samantha interviewed didn t know the national statistics on police shootings. The Individuals didn t
know where the statistics were sent to and how the information was recorded. Samantha asked various
people the same questions, but no one knew the answer. Everyone who was questioned didn t have an
answer to the actual number of police shootings.
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Conflict Theory Of Family
Introduction: The family is displaying the conflict theory. Conflict theory is explained to be the
differences between classes within society and competition for scarce resources. Conflicts arise when
resources, status, and power are unevenly distributed between groups in society. These conflicts can
be so intense, that it become to the reason for social change. The theory recognizes that power is the
core of all social relationships. In addition, these interest groups fight to gain advantages over others.
One of the basic assumptions to this theory is, the nature of humans is that they are self oriented. In
addition, conflict theorist believe that humans have unlimited potential of hope, which they have
unlimited potential to desire power, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jeanette is talking with anger in her voice and is using hands to get her point across. The father is
presenting poor posture, and seems to be unbothered by her concerns. Jeanette is showing really
strong emotions in this situation when discussing her problems with her dad s behavior. The father is
sitting on the couch while looking at his daughter; he is tells her she is over reacting while smiling.
The father tries to hug his daughter but she pulls away and continues to move further away from.
Jeanette is showing signs of defensiveness in her movements. Brian is playing with Maureen. He is
keeping her occupied and she seems to be really enjoying his company. Brian and Maureen have taken
their selves out of reality and is playing in their own
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Introduction: The family is displaying the conflict theory. Conflict theory is explained to be the
differences between classes within society and competition for scarce resources. Conflicts arise when
resources, status, and power are unevenly distributed between groups in society. These conflicts can
be so intense, that it become to the reason for social change. The theory recognizes that power is the
core of all social relationships. In addition, these interest groups fight to gain advantages over others.
One of the basic assumptions to this theory is, the nature of humans is that they are self oriented. In
addition, conflict theorist believe that humans have unlimited potential of hope, which they have
unlimited potential to desire power, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jeanette is talking with anger in her voice and is using hands to get her point across. The father is
presenting poor posture, and seems to be unbothered by her concerns. Jeanette is showing really
strong emotions in this situation when discussing her problems with her dad s behavior. The father is
sitting on the couch while looking at his daughter; he is tells her she is over reacting while smiling.
The father tries to hug his daughter but she pulls away and continues to move further away from.
Jeanette is showing signs of defensiveness in her movements. Brian is playing with Maureen. He is
keeping her occupied and she seems to be really enjoying his company. Brian and Maureen have taken
their selves out of reality and is playing in their own
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Essay on Concord Bookstore
Concord Bookstore
University of Phoenix
Creating Change within Organizations HCS587
David Harrell
16 January, 2012 *
The Concord Bookshop is a small town bookstore with a 64 year history and a cultural appeal enjoyed
by the citizens of the town. In recent years the economic environment created fierce competition for
the bookstore, coupled with a need for innovative technology meant a need for restructuring. The
financial status of the bookshop was in grave distress. Fearing financial ruin the board members made
a unanimous decision to implement significant changes. However, the board did not take the necessary
steps of including the appropriate stakeholders in the change process and obtaining employee support.
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Behaviour Change Change can be successful if a company or group within the organization changes
the way an individual presents oneself (Spector, 2010). Behavior change is based on how an
individual works within the environment. The employees of Concord Bookshop were not consulted
therefore did not have an opportunity to verbalize their concerns or provide input to assist the
company to move the bookstore in a new direction. The management team was aware of the financial
distress and was willing to participate in any financial changes required. The employees of the
bookstore had an abundance of knowledge and experience that may have contributed to ending
financial turmoil (Schein, 2011). Open dialogue between the employees and owners may have
facilitated the development and collaboration of new ideas in a competitive environment. The new
strategies could have provided a new direction for the bookstore. According to Burnes, in discussing
Kurt Lewin s Change Model, for change to be effective within a group there has to be a collective
approach by each member of the group (2004).
Conclusion
The Concord Bookshop was a well respected historical bookstore facing financial challenges. While
the bookstore employed knowledgeable and dedicated employees, the owners and board members did
not engage
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Concord Bookstore
University of Phoenix
Creating Change within Organizations HCS587
David Harrell
16 January, 2012 *
The Concord Bookshop is a small town bookstore with a 64 year history and a cultural appeal enjoyed
by the citizens of the town. In recent years the economic environment created fierce competition for
the bookstore, coupled with a need for innovative technology meant a need for restructuring. The
financial status of the bookshop was in grave distress. Fearing financial ruin the board members made
a unanimous decision to implement significant changes. However, the board did not take the necessary
steps of including the appropriate stakeholders in the change process and obtaining employee support.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Behaviour Change Change can be successful if a company or group within the organization changes
the way an individual presents oneself (Spector, 2010). Behavior change is based on how an
individual works within the environment. The employees of Concord Bookshop were not consulted
therefore did not have an opportunity to verbalize their concerns or provide input to assist the
company to move the bookstore in a new direction. The management team was aware of the financial
distress and was willing to participate in any financial changes required. The employees of the
bookstore had an abundance of knowledge and experience that may have contributed to ending
financial turmoil (Schein, 2011). Open dialogue between the employees and owners may have
facilitated the development and collaboration of new ideas in a competitive environment. The new
strategies could have provided a new direction for the bookstore. According to Burnes, in discussing
Kurt Lewin s Change Model, for change to be effective within a group there has to be a collective
approach by each member of the group (2004).
Conclusion
The Concord Bookshop was a well respected historical bookstore facing financial challenges. While
the bookstore employed knowledgeable and dedicated employees, the owners and board members did
not engage
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Critique Of The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari Essay examples
Critique Of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari was written by Hans Janowitz and Carl Mayer, and directed by Robert
Weine. It was produced in 1919 by Erich Pommer for
Decla Bioscop. 1919 was a year in which the movie industry was transformed into a giant industry.
Although the movie was produced in 1919, it was not released in the United States until 1921. A time
when film makers were out to prove that film was indeed art. In the year 1921 525 films were released
out of those 525,
50 still exist today, one of those 50 is The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. At the time of its release in
America, horror films were virtually unheard of because filmakers felt that the subject matter ... Show
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Caligari.
When the demonic somnambulist Cesare creeps into Lil Dagover s bedchamber, director Robert
Wiene was exploiting a fear common to us all. Prone and sleeping the woman is uttlerly helpless. She
is carried off into the expressionist labyrinth that Wiene used to symbolize the darkest torments of the
human mind and soul. A beautiful woman is carried off by evil, a play on the
Beauty and the Beast themes that would become so popular in horror films.
Used expressionism, films that explored dream, nightmare and psyche and that found their narrative
shape determined less by action than emotion. Used angular sets and heavy shadows to develop a
macabre and horrific atmosphere for its tale of murder and madness. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
intentionally uses sets that look artificial. The deliberate distortions were meant to portray what a
tormented soul might perceive. German expressionism, known as dada, and surrealism rejected
notions of reality, the German expressionist movement, modern art was underway. Used tilted sets,
and twisted cardboard trees. Light and shadow were used to create a response, and get the viewer
emotionally connected. Two films imported from Germany named Passion and Sumurun starring a
popular actress named Pola Negri opened the door for other German imports. The popularity of Negri
and Caligari combined helped to create a small art house market. The
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Critique Of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari was written by Hans Janowitz and Carl Mayer, and directed by Robert
Weine. It was produced in 1919 by Erich Pommer for
Decla Bioscop. 1919 was a year in which the movie industry was transformed into a giant industry.
Although the movie was produced in 1919, it was not released in the United States until 1921. A time
when film makers were out to prove that film was indeed art. In the year 1921 525 films were released
out of those 525,
50 still exist today, one of those 50 is The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. At the time of its release in
America, horror films were virtually unheard of because filmakers felt that the subject matter ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Caligari.
When the demonic somnambulist Cesare creeps into Lil Dagover s bedchamber, director Robert
Wiene was exploiting a fear common to us all. Prone and sleeping the woman is uttlerly helpless. She
is carried off into the expressionist labyrinth that Wiene used to symbolize the darkest torments of the
human mind and soul. A beautiful woman is carried off by evil, a play on the
Beauty and the Beast themes that would become so popular in horror films.
Used expressionism, films that explored dream, nightmare and psyche and that found their narrative
shape determined less by action than emotion. Used angular sets and heavy shadows to develop a
macabre and horrific atmosphere for its tale of murder and madness. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
intentionally uses sets that look artificial. The deliberate distortions were meant to portray what a
tormented soul might perceive. German expressionism, known as dada, and surrealism rejected
notions of reality, the German expressionist movement, modern art was underway. Used tilted sets,
and twisted cardboard trees. Light and shadow were used to create a response, and get the viewer
emotionally connected. Two films imported from Germany named Passion and Sumurun starring a
popular actress named Pola Negri opened the door for other German imports. The popularity of Negri
and Caligari combined helped to create a small art house market. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Cyber Monday
Happy Days are Here Again!
With Cyber Monday, just around the corner, the Internet has already started gearing up to take on the
busiest online shopping day of the year. Popular online retailers are brainstorming to come up with
exciting deals to attract more customers, soon the shopping racks on the other side of the monitor
would be well stocked and their price tags shall flash jaw dropping discounted prices.
Cyber Monday was an instant success among the e commerce communities after being introduced in
the year 2005, and till date, it has maintained its iron grip on the online shoppers. It is observed on the
Monday after the US Thanksgiving. All the discounts and deals pouring in on this day were more than
welcome by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whereas, on the virtual side the scenario is quite different and pleasing. Here, once you are done
choosing the products, the whole check out process is completed with just few clicks of the mouse.
Dis Advantages of Cyber Monday
No matter how lucrative the concept may sound, online shopping, especially on a Cyber Monday is
not all peaches and cream! There are many factors that can make, even a seasoned internet shopper
step back and reconsider the option of shopping for holiday on the Internet.
Cyber Security: These days, even the cyber attackers dearly look forward to Cyber Monday, so that
they can exploit the holiday shoppers enthusiasm by carrying out several cyber attacks. Therefore,
shoppers need to be very careful while submitting their personal details on the Internet.
Shopping At Work: Giving in to the temptation of shopping for the upcoming holiday season on a
Cyber Monday while at work can bring along its own drawbacks. Your employer may raise objections
on shopping during the work hours, so it is advisable to make sure your shopping doesn t land you in
job related
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Happy Days are Here Again!
With Cyber Monday, just around the corner, the Internet has already started gearing up to take on the
busiest online shopping day of the year. Popular online retailers are brainstorming to come up with
exciting deals to attract more customers, soon the shopping racks on the other side of the monitor
would be well stocked and their price tags shall flash jaw dropping discounted prices.
Cyber Monday was an instant success among the e commerce communities after being introduced in
the year 2005, and till date, it has maintained its iron grip on the online shoppers. It is observed on the
Monday after the US Thanksgiving. All the discounts and deals pouring in on this day were more than
welcome by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whereas, on the virtual side the scenario is quite different and pleasing. Here, once you are done
choosing the products, the whole check out process is completed with just few clicks of the mouse.
Dis Advantages of Cyber Monday
No matter how lucrative the concept may sound, online shopping, especially on a Cyber Monday is
not all peaches and cream! There are many factors that can make, even a seasoned internet shopper
step back and reconsider the option of shopping for holiday on the Internet.
Cyber Security: These days, even the cyber attackers dearly look forward to Cyber Monday, so that
they can exploit the holiday shoppers enthusiasm by carrying out several cyber attacks. Therefore,
shoppers need to be very careful while submitting their personal details on the Internet.
Shopping At Work: Giving in to the temptation of shopping for the upcoming holiday season on a
Cyber Monday while at work can bring along its own drawbacks. Your employer may raise objections
on shopping during the work hours, so it is advisable to make sure your shopping doesn t land you in
job related
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Online Gambling Enforcement Act Of 2006
Back in 1996, the explosion of online casino gambling swept the world. The United States had been a
large part of this, and many gamblers had turned to online casinos for all of their gaming. For many
years, these casinos continued to be played unabated. Unfortunately, back in 2006, legislation was
passed that made it slightly difficult for online casinos to continue to operate. This legislation, sneaked
in by piggyback through the Safe Port Act, would be named the Unlawful Internet Gambling
Enforcement Act, and it became a thorn in the side of the online gambler, the online casino, and all
payment processors there in.
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, or the UIGEA, had, in a nutshell,
prohibited banks and payment processors from processing transactions that would correlate to online
gambling. This has not only complicated loading accounts, but also withdrawing. While USA online
casinos have continued to operate, they have had to use payment processors that would circumvent
these restrictions. Sadly, the UIGEA was not even set to go into effect until December of 2009,
thought the implications of the legislation had fall out that would be nothing short of catastrophic for
many online gambling companies, especially those that relied heavily on the United States market.
The UIGEA had hamstrung many of the operations around the world that utilized the American
market in order to stay ahead in profits, all the while keeping losses to a low. The
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Back in 1996, the explosion of online casino gambling swept the world. The United States had been a
large part of this, and many gamblers had turned to online casinos for all of their gaming. For many
years, these casinos continued to be played unabated. Unfortunately, back in 2006, legislation was
passed that made it slightly difficult for online casinos to continue to operate. This legislation, sneaked
in by piggyback through the Safe Port Act, would be named the Unlawful Internet Gambling
Enforcement Act, and it became a thorn in the side of the online gambler, the online casino, and all
payment processors there in.
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, or the UIGEA, had, in a nutshell,
prohibited banks and payment processors from processing transactions that would correlate to online
gambling. This has not only complicated loading accounts, but also withdrawing. While USA online
casinos have continued to operate, they have had to use payment processors that would circumvent
these restrictions. Sadly, the UIGEA was not even set to go into effect until December of 2009,
thought the implications of the legislation had fall out that would be nothing short of catastrophic for
many online gambling companies, especially those that relied heavily on the United States market.
The UIGEA had hamstrung many of the operations around the world that utilized the American
market in order to stay ahead in profits, all the while keeping losses to a low. The
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The Possible Causes Of Hurricane Katrina
Weather Disasters Earth is the only planet known to support life, but has a dark side that is
demonstrated every year. Whether by earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, or hurricanes, the Earth is an
extremely active planet, and humans living upon it must heed the potential for danger. One of the
worst of these disasters to occur came in the form of Hurricane Katrina during an 8 days span in
August of 2005. Hurricane Katrina impacted the coast of Louisiana and changed the area immensely,
not only at that time, but the changes can still be seen today, nearly a decade later. From Tropical
Depression to Hurricane Not every tropical depression becomes a hurricane, but when a tropical
depression is discovered, it is watched with great intent due to the ... Show more content on
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Bernard Parish were under several feet of water, forcing those remaining to seek shelter on rooftops
and in attics (Hurricane Katrina, n.d.). By the time the flooding was complete, over 80 percent of New
Orleans was under water, with an estimated 300,000 homes destroyed or uninhabitable, nearly 120
million cubic yards of debris littered the entire area (Plyer, n.d.). Over 1,800 people lost their lives
during the devastation, 40 percent of those were due to drowning, 25 percent due to trauma and
injuries, and 11 percent due to heart failure, with nearly 70 percent of all the victims 60 years of age
and older (Hurricane Katrina, n.d.). In addition, over 100 offshore oil and gas platforms were
destroyed, over 400 oil and gas pipelines were damaged, and the resulting oil spill nearly reached the
levels of the Exxon Valdez disaster in 1989 (Hurricane Katrina, n.d.). Beyond the devastation,
Hurricane Katrina displaced more than one million residents living near the Gulf Coast, many of them
returning within a few days, but over a month later over half a million residents remained displaced
(Plyer, n.d.). The population of New Orleans decreased from nearly 485,000 in the year 2000, to only
230,000 in July, 2006, and in 2012 the population numbers were still only 76 percent of the total in the
year 2000 (Plyer,
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Weather Disasters Earth is the only planet known to support life, but has a dark side that is
demonstrated every year. Whether by earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, or hurricanes, the Earth is an
extremely active planet, and humans living upon it must heed the potential for danger. One of the
worst of these disasters to occur came in the form of Hurricane Katrina during an 8 days span in
August of 2005. Hurricane Katrina impacted the coast of Louisiana and changed the area immensely,
not only at that time, but the changes can still be seen today, nearly a decade later. From Tropical
Depression to Hurricane Not every tropical depression becomes a hurricane, but when a tropical
depression is discovered, it is watched with great intent due to the ... Show more content on
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Bernard Parish were under several feet of water, forcing those remaining to seek shelter on rooftops
and in attics (Hurricane Katrina, n.d.). By the time the flooding was complete, over 80 percent of New
Orleans was under water, with an estimated 300,000 homes destroyed or uninhabitable, nearly 120
million cubic yards of debris littered the entire area (Plyer, n.d.). Over 1,800 people lost their lives
during the devastation, 40 percent of those were due to drowning, 25 percent due to trauma and
injuries, and 11 percent due to heart failure, with nearly 70 percent of all the victims 60 years of age
and older (Hurricane Katrina, n.d.). In addition, over 100 offshore oil and gas platforms were
destroyed, over 400 oil and gas pipelines were damaged, and the resulting oil spill nearly reached the
levels of the Exxon Valdez disaster in 1989 (Hurricane Katrina, n.d.). Beyond the devastation,
Hurricane Katrina displaced more than one million residents living near the Gulf Coast, many of them
returning within a few days, but over a month later over half a million residents remained displaced
(Plyer, n.d.). The population of New Orleans decreased from nearly 485,000 in the year 2000, to only
230,000 in July, 2006, and in 2012 the population numbers were still only 76 percent of the total in the
year 2000 (Plyer,
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Heritage Differences In Everyday Use By Alice Walker
Heritage Differences
In the short story Everyday Use , by Alice Walker she represents the conflicts and struggles of the
African American culture in rural Georgia around the early 1970 s. Alice Walker introduced 4 main
characters; Mama and her two daughters, Maggie and Dee as well as Dee s boyfriend Hakim a barber.
Mama is the narrator of the story, she is both a mother and father to her daughters as she is uneducated
but worked years of physical labor and lives in poverty. Maggie is the youngest daughter who s shy
and lives with Mama, she lacks confidence and is unable to be open nor make eye contact with the
people talking to her. Mama s older daughter, Dee who renamed herself as Wangero Leewanika
Kemanjo is educated, determined, and confident. She declares that she is the one who is looking at the
important aspects of her family history and Mama and Maggie aren t aware of it. Everyday Use carries
many different meanings that highlight the issue of how things are used on an everyday basis.
Understanding their family African heritage was a big concept for Dee. As Mama and Dee had two
different opinions about heritage which caused conflict about whom should keep the quilts from
Maggie and Dee. Everyday Use is a focus on the bonds women have between different generations
and legacies for example, the Quilts. Mama and Maggie see a different usefulness to the quilts
compared to Dee, the quits represent matters such as reading, race and class, among others.
Quilting in Everyday Use symbolizes family heritage. They are a history of papers in fabric that vary
over generations. They symbolize the family s history of pride, poverty and struggle. Mama and Dee
have different perspectives on what the quilts mean to the family heritage. As to Mama, the quilts have
a special significance; when she goes to touch them, she is feeling the people who represented them,
the ones who worked on them in her family. It represents the bond between women of different
generations in their family. The quilts to Mama don t only represent her understanding of heritage but
also shows how she s connected to them with her family. I took it for a moment in my hands. You didn
t even have to look close to see where hands
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Heritage Differences
In the short story Everyday Use , by Alice Walker she represents the conflicts and struggles of the
African American culture in rural Georgia around the early 1970 s. Alice Walker introduced 4 main
characters; Mama and her two daughters, Maggie and Dee as well as Dee s boyfriend Hakim a barber.
Mama is the narrator of the story, she is both a mother and father to her daughters as she is uneducated
but worked years of physical labor and lives in poverty. Maggie is the youngest daughter who s shy
and lives with Mama, she lacks confidence and is unable to be open nor make eye contact with the
people talking to her. Mama s older daughter, Dee who renamed herself as Wangero Leewanika
Kemanjo is educated, determined, and confident. She declares that she is the one who is looking at the
important aspects of her family history and Mama and Maggie aren t aware of it. Everyday Use carries
many different meanings that highlight the issue of how things are used on an everyday basis.
Understanding their family African heritage was a big concept for Dee. As Mama and Dee had two
different opinions about heritage which caused conflict about whom should keep the quilts from
Maggie and Dee. Everyday Use is a focus on the bonds women have between different generations
and legacies for example, the Quilts. Mama and Maggie see a different usefulness to the quilts
compared to Dee, the quits represent matters such as reading, race and class, among others.
Quilting in Everyday Use symbolizes family heritage. They are a history of papers in fabric that vary
over generations. They symbolize the family s history of pride, poverty and struggle. Mama and Dee
have different perspectives on what the quilts mean to the family heritage. As to Mama, the quilts have
a special significance; when she goes to touch them, she is feeling the people who represented them,
the ones who worked on them in her family. It represents the bond between women of different
generations in their family. The quilts to Mama don t only represent her understanding of heritage but
also shows how she s connected to them with her family. I took it for a moment in my hands. You didn
t even have to look close to see where hands
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Changes In Macbeth
The play Macbeth opens to reveal the chaotic world of good and evil. the main character of Macbeth
is a loyal soldier whose only motivation is his allegiance to his king and country. At the play s
beginning Macbeth is an effective general, brave soldier and Thane of Glamis. Macbeth s choices as
the play progresses cause a definite change in his character which becomes secretive and vengeful, his
motivation shifts from serving his king to helping himself to more power. Macbeth s pride and this
hunger for more power causes him to lose everything he values his friendship with Banquo, his
marriage and with his most violent deed he loses his sanity and eventually his life. Macbeths pride
destroys his friendships. When Macbeth considered the witches ... Show more content on
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When Macbeth meets the witches for the second time they give him three prophecies that he demands
for. The first of which is a prophecy about Macduff. Macbeth! Macbeth!Macbeth! Beware Macduff;
beware the thane of Fife. (4.1 76 79). Later an apparition tells Macbeth to be bloody and resolut, to
fear no one for none of woman born shall harm him. To which Macbeth responds with then live
Macduff: what need i fear thee? But yet i ll make assurance double sure. And take a bond of fate: thou
shalt not live (4.1.90 92) later on in the same scene Lenox approaches Macbeth and tells him that
Macduff has fled to England, to this news Macbeth responds with the castle of Macduff i will surprise;
seize upon Fife; give to the edge o sword his wife, his babes, and all unfortunate souls that trace him
in his line (4.1.166 169). Now the audience knows that Macduff is not at his castle but in England, the
audience also knows that Macbeth has absolutely no reason at all to kill Macduff s family, this is how
the audience knows that Macbeth has lost his sanity, his actions now are violent and make no sense.
The only possible outcome that comes from Macbeth killing Macduff s family is just adding fuel to
the fire of Macduffs revenge. Why would Macbeth need to kill Macduff s children? The only reason
he would feel the need to would be because he is still envious of those who have children and he does
not. Macbeth s
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The play Macbeth opens to reveal the chaotic world of good and evil. the main character of Macbeth
is a loyal soldier whose only motivation is his allegiance to his king and country. At the play s
beginning Macbeth is an effective general, brave soldier and Thane of Glamis. Macbeth s choices as
the play progresses cause a definite change in his character which becomes secretive and vengeful, his
motivation shifts from serving his king to helping himself to more power. Macbeth s pride and this
hunger for more power causes him to lose everything he values his friendship with Banquo, his
marriage and with his most violent deed he loses his sanity and eventually his life. Macbeths pride
destroys his friendships. When Macbeth considered the witches ... Show more content on
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When Macbeth meets the witches for the second time they give him three prophecies that he demands
for. The first of which is a prophecy about Macduff. Macbeth! Macbeth!Macbeth! Beware Macduff;
beware the thane of Fife. (4.1 76 79). Later an apparition tells Macbeth to be bloody and resolut, to
fear no one for none of woman born shall harm him. To which Macbeth responds with then live
Macduff: what need i fear thee? But yet i ll make assurance double sure. And take a bond of fate: thou
shalt not live (4.1.90 92) later on in the same scene Lenox approaches Macbeth and tells him that
Macduff has fled to England, to this news Macbeth responds with the castle of Macduff i will surprise;
seize upon Fife; give to the edge o sword his wife, his babes, and all unfortunate souls that trace him
in his line (4.1.166 169). Now the audience knows that Macduff is not at his castle but in England, the
audience also knows that Macbeth has absolutely no reason at all to kill Macduff s family, this is how
the audience knows that Macbeth has lost his sanity, his actions now are violent and make no sense.
The only possible outcome that comes from Macbeth killing Macduff s family is just adding fuel to
the fire of Macduffs revenge. Why would Macbeth need to kill Macduff s children? The only reason
he would feel the need to would be because he is still envious of those who have children and he does
not. Macbeth s
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The Hollow Hope
Struart Scheingold made a point to study and advance knowledge on financial limitation, a lot of the
ideological, and organizational reforms on litigation and since he has done that other studies have also
been done to further this knowledge. A lot of these other studies were comparable to Scheingold s
studies he had already done on ideology and legal culture, but many of these new studies done in the
late 1970 s also put their attention towards practical legal discourse, dispute resolution and legal
mobilization tactics. These newer studies have dug deeper and found more intrinsic views on the
impact of the practices on social conflict and also the impact of legal norms. The newer studies also
show something that the older study did not, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The two different positions involving this are a constrained court model and a dynamic court position.
Rosenberg believes that the second position has a bigger aid in the U.S. academy. In the end of
Rosenberg s book he shows many different lessons that can be drawn from his study. He believes that
the courts in the U.S. political system are the biggest actors. Off of this belief he continues to form a
second one, he believes that the price and amount of money the litigation process takes exceeds the
gain that a social reform would have. And then last Rosenberg tests other scholars to find supportive
ideas of the productivity with the solid empirical verifies and is equivalent to his own work. McCann
then goes into the books, The Hollow Hope, virtues. McCann believe that this book stands out, is
intriguing and also has an important impact. McCann believes that most of Rosenberg s positions are
sound and he finds his work to be impressive in its dedications to its high standard of scholars. And
McCann believes that either way The Hollow Hope is a good book to read and is enjoyable for
anyone. It is written well and is
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Struart Scheingold made a point to study and advance knowledge on financial limitation, a lot of the
ideological, and organizational reforms on litigation and since he has done that other studies have also
been done to further this knowledge. A lot of these other studies were comparable to Scheingold s
studies he had already done on ideology and legal culture, but many of these new studies done in the
late 1970 s also put their attention towards practical legal discourse, dispute resolution and legal
mobilization tactics. These newer studies have dug deeper and found more intrinsic views on the
impact of the practices on social conflict and also the impact of legal norms. The newer studies also
show something that the older study did not, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The two different positions involving this are a constrained court model and a dynamic court position.
Rosenberg believes that the second position has a bigger aid in the U.S. academy. In the end of
Rosenberg s book he shows many different lessons that can be drawn from his study. He believes that
the courts in the U.S. political system are the biggest actors. Off of this belief he continues to form a
second one, he believes that the price and amount of money the litigation process takes exceeds the
gain that a social reform would have. And then last Rosenberg tests other scholars to find supportive
ideas of the productivity with the solid empirical verifies and is equivalent to his own work. McCann
then goes into the books, The Hollow Hope, virtues. McCann believe that this book stands out, is
intriguing and also has an important impact. McCann believes that most of Rosenberg s positions are
sound and he finds his work to be impressive in its dedications to its high standard of scholars. And
McCann believes that either way The Hollow Hope is a good book to read and is enjoyable for
anyone. It is written well and is
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Tom Sawyer Rhetorical Analysis
Humor Uses of Hypocritical in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain claimed in his letter to a friend about The Adventures of Tom Sawyer: It is not a boy s
book, at all. It will only be read by adults. It is only written for adultss (Wall 113). Mark Twain s The
Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a novel about youths, but reviews great truths and philosophy of the
society. The book is too profound for children to understand the moral. He uses a view of a child to
express the humor of the implication of youth s behavior, the ironic religious events, and hypocritical
society.
a. The implication of Youth s behaviors
As the whole story was told by the voice of a teenager, their behaviors were also implicated Mark
Twain s language of humor. For example, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Suddenly, the crowds turned sorrow into happy for them alive; afterwards, the attitude people treated
them before would never appear, but would be better than ever. Humans are always acting like this
that no one knows which emotion they express is true. There was also an episode during this farce and
Tom concealed the truth from every character in the book. Actually, Tom was too wistful to sleep on
the island that he slipped to home covertly and witnessed Aunt Polly was truly inconsolable, which
aroused his eager to go home; however, he described this incident as his dream because he knew that
Aunt Polly would punish him anyway. Although at some point the society was hypocritical, there still
existed the real affection between families to warm the readers
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Humor Uses of Hypocritical in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain claimed in his letter to a friend about The Adventures of Tom Sawyer: It is not a boy s
book, at all. It will only be read by adults. It is only written for adultss (Wall 113). Mark Twain s The
Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a novel about youths, but reviews great truths and philosophy of the
society. The book is too profound for children to understand the moral. He uses a view of a child to
express the humor of the implication of youth s behavior, the ironic religious events, and hypocritical
society.
a. The implication of Youth s behaviors
As the whole story was told by the voice of a teenager, their behaviors were also implicated Mark
Twain s language of humor. For example, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Suddenly, the crowds turned sorrow into happy for them alive; afterwards, the attitude people treated
them before would never appear, but would be better than ever. Humans are always acting like this
that no one knows which emotion they express is true. There was also an episode during this farce and
Tom concealed the truth from every character in the book. Actually, Tom was too wistful to sleep on
the island that he slipped to home covertly and witnessed Aunt Polly was truly inconsolable, which
aroused his eager to go home; however, he described this incident as his dream because he knew that
Aunt Polly would punish him anyway. Although at some point the society was hypocritical, there still
existed the real affection between families to warm the readers
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Munny s Journey In Unforgiven
In the movie Unforgiven, it displays the rocky journey of William Munny with where he starts and
finishes as the killer of women and children. During his marriage and a bit after the death of his wife,
William Munny went through a rebirth and let go of his memories of the past in order to be not only a
good husband but a father to his two children. His journey starts when the Schofield kid asks William
to join him in killing two men that cut up a woman s face for the reward of $500 each; between not
wanting to go back to his life of being a killer and wanting to provide for his family Munny is torn. He
decides to take the kid up on his offer and gets his old partner Ned Logan to help him hunt down the
two men. Through the movie William is tempted to drink and have sex with Delilah but denies both
because his wife wouldn t approve, this being an example that William may not have come to terms
with her being dead and uses her as an excuse not to turn back into the killer that he ... Show more
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He is put to the test with each challenge the group faces with a choice of either staying composed or
reverting, he remains composed and true to his promise until the final killing scene. He takes
compassion when having to kill the first guy by shooting the ground beside him to scare him and then
finally shooting him through the gut with his last shot. As for the second guy William lets the
Schofield kid kill him to ease his conscience and let the kid have his moment, only to find out that it
was his first and last kill. William tells the kid to drink after he kills to help take away the pain and to
forget what he did, just as William used to do when he would be drinking and would go out to shoot
and kill anyone or
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In the movie Unforgiven, it displays the rocky journey of William Munny with where he starts and
finishes as the killer of women and children. During his marriage and a bit after the death of his wife,
William Munny went through a rebirth and let go of his memories of the past in order to be not only a
good husband but a father to his two children. His journey starts when the Schofield kid asks William
to join him in killing two men that cut up a woman s face for the reward of $500 each; between not
wanting to go back to his life of being a killer and wanting to provide for his family Munny is torn. He
decides to take the kid up on his offer and gets his old partner Ned Logan to help him hunt down the
two men. Through the movie William is tempted to drink and have sex with Delilah but denies both
because his wife wouldn t approve, this being an example that William may not have come to terms
with her being dead and uses her as an excuse not to turn back into the killer that he ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
He is put to the test with each challenge the group faces with a choice of either staying composed or
reverting, he remains composed and true to his promise until the final killing scene. He takes
compassion when having to kill the first guy by shooting the ground beside him to scare him and then
finally shooting him through the gut with his last shot. As for the second guy William lets the
Schofield kid kill him to ease his conscience and let the kid have his moment, only to find out that it
was his first and last kill. William tells the kid to drink after he kills to help take away the pain and to
forget what he did, just as William used to do when he would be drinking and would go out to shoot
and kill anyone or
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Smoke Signals Sparknotes
Smoke Signals is about two Native American friends, Thomas Builds A Fire and Victor Joseph, from
the Coeur D Alene Indian Reservation in Plummer, Idaho who go on a journey to Phoenix, Arizona to
retrieve Arnold Joseph s ashes (Victor s dad). Arnold was an alcoholic who left Victor and his mother
as a child, but saved Thomas as a child. Victor and Thomas were raised on the reservation, yet they
grew into two different personalities. The first part of the movie shows an authentic portrayal of life
on the reservation through Victor and Thomas. The second part of the movie shows the journey taken
by Victor and Thomas and their arrival to Phoenix, AZ. The last part of the movie shows Victor and
Thomas journey back to Idaho. Throughout the whole movie, life on the reservation is shown through
various stories and flashbacks. The portrayal of life on the reservation is not romanticized, nor is it
criticized; life on the reservation is shown truthfully. There were problems then and there still are
problems now with alcoholism, broken families, and a sense of abandonment. Alcoholism in
communities, like the one portrayed in the film, causes a large ripple through everyone, their family
and their tribe. It broke Victor and Thomas families, as Victor s dad ran away due to actions he
committed under intoxication and Thomas parents died in an accident that involved alcohol. Victor s
dad vanishing brought upon him a sense of abandonment that affected his overall outlook on life at a
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Smoke Signals is about two Native American friends, Thomas Builds A Fire and Victor Joseph, from
the Coeur D Alene Indian Reservation in Plummer, Idaho who go on a journey to Phoenix, Arizona to
retrieve Arnold Joseph s ashes (Victor s dad). Arnold was an alcoholic who left Victor and his mother
as a child, but saved Thomas as a child. Victor and Thomas were raised on the reservation, yet they
grew into two different personalities. The first part of the movie shows an authentic portrayal of life
on the reservation through Victor and Thomas. The second part of the movie shows the journey taken
by Victor and Thomas and their arrival to Phoenix, AZ. The last part of the movie shows Victor and
Thomas journey back to Idaho. Throughout the whole movie, life on the reservation is shown through
various stories and flashbacks. The portrayal of life on the reservation is not romanticized, nor is it
criticized; life on the reservation is shown truthfully. There were problems then and there still are
problems now with alcoholism, broken families, and a sense of abandonment. Alcoholism in
communities, like the one portrayed in the film, causes a large ripple through everyone, their family
and their tribe. It broke Victor and Thomas families, as Victor s dad ran away due to actions he
committed under intoxication and Thomas parents died in an accident that involved alcohol. Victor s
dad vanishing brought upon him a sense of abandonment that affected his overall outlook on life at a
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Jerry Rice Research Paper
Zach Burrell Mr. Bergman Senior English P 28/August/2015 Greatest receiver Jerry Rice Do you
think that Jerry Rice is the greatest wide receiver in the NFL out of all time? To mainly everybody yes
he is. Do you want to find out read about him and say your opinion on what you think about him, Jerry
Rice played for San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders, and the Seattle Seahawks Rice was born
October 13th 1962? He was an average wide receiver size seeing as he was six foot two inches. Jerry
was very fast he ran the 40 yard dash in only 4.71 seconds. Rice wore number 80 because it was
retired and the retired football player wanted him to play with his number and Rice was okay with the
number 80. Rice is just like any other receiver but he had heart and also gave it from time to time so
now you re going to get information to let you know he is the best wide receiver of all time. Jerry Rice
gave it his all in football and that all started in the late 1970 s ... Show more content on
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In 1989 Super Bowls Most Valuable Player or M.V.P. with a record of 1,549 receptions and 22,895
receiving yards. Rice was able to set records and get awards because he was strong Rice never sat on
the side line very long. He tended to play through his injuries and nurse himself back to health on off
season. In the NFL people say that Jerry Rice s most distinguished feature is his determination and he
was filled with a large amount of it. Jerry had a passion for football not for the money. He liked the
plays, the game, the sheers, and the joys. Not many players loved being in the game just to be in the
game. Jerry Rice was a special kind of receiver he is the type that wants to be able to catch it and
make the touchdown when other receivers would catch it and be proud but Rice wanted to make some
points for the team instead of move down the
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Zach Burrell Mr. Bergman Senior English P 28/August/2015 Greatest receiver Jerry Rice Do you
think that Jerry Rice is the greatest wide receiver in the NFL out of all time? To mainly everybody yes
he is. Do you want to find out read about him and say your opinion on what you think about him, Jerry
Rice played for San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders, and the Seattle Seahawks Rice was born
October 13th 1962? He was an average wide receiver size seeing as he was six foot two inches. Jerry
was very fast he ran the 40 yard dash in only 4.71 seconds. Rice wore number 80 because it was
retired and the retired football player wanted him to play with his number and Rice was okay with the
number 80. Rice is just like any other receiver but he had heart and also gave it from time to time so
now you re going to get information to let you know he is the best wide receiver of all time. Jerry Rice
gave it his all in football and that all started in the late 1970 s ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In 1989 Super Bowls Most Valuable Player or M.V.P. with a record of 1,549 receptions and 22,895
receiving yards. Rice was able to set records and get awards because he was strong Rice never sat on
the side line very long. He tended to play through his injuries and nurse himself back to health on off
season. In the NFL people say that Jerry Rice s most distinguished feature is his determination and he
was filled with a large amount of it. Jerry had a passion for football not for the money. He liked the
plays, the game, the sheers, and the joys. Not many players loved being in the game just to be in the
game. Jerry Rice was a special kind of receiver he is the type that wants to be able to catch it and
make the touchdown when other receivers would catch it and be proud but Rice wanted to make some
points for the team instead of move down the
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Automated Drip Irrigation System Using Cloud Computing Essay
Automated Drip Irrigation System Using Cloud Computing
Prof. P.S.Bangare1,Ruturaj Patil2,Zia Khatib3,Indrajit Kadu4,Kaustubh Mangalgiri5
1, 2,3,4,5 Department of Information Technology, Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, Savitribai Phule
Pune University, India
.
Abstract: Agriculture uses 85% of available freshwater resources worldwide and this percentage will
continue to be dominant in water consumption because of population growth and increased food
demand. In India agriculture, primarily depends on the monsoon, which is not a sufficient source of
water. So irrigation is employed in the agriculture area. This paper targets to offer a cloud based drip
irrigation system to aid the farmers. The proposed system uses a microcontroller, sensors, and a cloud
server to provide real time network with field over a Wi Fi network. The proposed system aims to
conserve water up to a large extent by providing automatic and manual modes of irrigation. The
system can be monitored by the user on an android application.
Keywords: Cloud, Internet of Things, Sensors, Irrigation System
.
1. Introduction
Drip irrigation is an artificial technique of providing water to the roots of the plant. It is also called
micro irrigation. An automated irrigation system is proposed in order to facilitate efficient irrigation
where water and labour scarcity conditions prevail. For high reliability, robustness and limited
resources, resistive sensors are chosen.
Automated Drip irrigation system is based on
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Automated Drip Irrigation System Using Cloud Computing
Prof. P.S.Bangare1,Ruturaj Patil2,Zia Khatib3,Indrajit Kadu4,Kaustubh Mangalgiri5
1, 2,3,4,5 Department of Information Technology, Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, Savitribai Phule
Pune University, India
.
Abstract: Agriculture uses 85% of available freshwater resources worldwide and this percentage will
continue to be dominant in water consumption because of population growth and increased food
demand. In India agriculture, primarily depends on the monsoon, which is not a sufficient source of
water. So irrigation is employed in the agriculture area. This paper targets to offer a cloud based drip
irrigation system to aid the farmers. The proposed system uses a microcontroller, sensors, and a cloud
server to provide real time network with field over a Wi Fi network. The proposed system aims to
conserve water up to a large extent by providing automatic and manual modes of irrigation. The
system can be monitored by the user on an android application.
Keywords: Cloud, Internet of Things, Sensors, Irrigation System
.
1. Introduction
Drip irrigation is an artificial technique of providing water to the roots of the plant. It is also called
micro irrigation. An automated irrigation system is proposed in order to facilitate efficient irrigation
where water and labour scarcity conditions prevail. For high reliability, robustness and limited
resources, resistive sensors are chosen.
Automated Drip irrigation system is based on
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The Effects Of Artificial And On Medical Field
The readers have already understood whose life glory is this one. The person whose smile flood away
the whole nation with utmost victory, yes, he s our dedicated captain of Bangladesh team, Mashrafe
Bin Mortaza.
But, have we ever imagined, what pain lies beneath that smile? From 2002 2007, he had three
operations in left knee, one operation in right knee, back stress fracture, shoulder problems, ankles
damaged damaged ligaments twice. After then, till now, he has undergone four surgeries in his left
knee three on his right...
Since ours is the age of advancement of science technology, tremendous development have taken
place in medical field. A new addition to this is artificial organs of human body. This is a new hope to
the persons who have the wish to lead a life not only for themselves but also for their family country.
The artificial ligament is one of the recent addition to advanced medical. And this body part is an
evolution in medical textile. Mostly, the sportsperson have to stop their glorious career when they
receive injury in a vital part of their body, in knee portion.
Now, question comes what is medical textile? And, nevertheless, what is artificial ligament?
Medical Textile:
A general term which is used for variety of application in medical sector in addition of implantable
applications.
Medical textile is known as healthcare textile. It is one of the most expanding sectors of technical
textile.For medical healthcare products,medical textile ranges
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The readers have already understood whose life glory is this one. The person whose smile flood away
the whole nation with utmost victory, yes, he s our dedicated captain of Bangladesh team, Mashrafe
Bin Mortaza.
But, have we ever imagined, what pain lies beneath that smile? From 2002 2007, he had three
operations in left knee, one operation in right knee, back stress fracture, shoulder problems, ankles
damaged damaged ligaments twice. After then, till now, he has undergone four surgeries in his left
knee three on his right...
Since ours is the age of advancement of science technology, tremendous development have taken
place in medical field. A new addition to this is artificial organs of human body. This is a new hope to
the persons who have the wish to lead a life not only for themselves but also for their family country.
The artificial ligament is one of the recent addition to advanced medical. And this body part is an
evolution in medical textile. Mostly, the sportsperson have to stop their glorious career when they
receive injury in a vital part of their body, in knee portion.
Now, question comes what is medical textile? And, nevertheless, what is artificial ligament?
Medical Textile:
A general term which is used for variety of application in medical sector in addition of implantable
applications.
Medical textile is known as healthcare textile. It is one of the most expanding sectors of technical
textile.For medical healthcare products,medical textile ranges
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Categorizations For Baby Carriers
How to Choose the Perfect Shoulder Carry Baby Carrier? Baby carriers are the most convenient ways
to get anything accomplished with an infant in the house. With the popularity of the internet there are
now more options for baby carriers than there ever have been in the past. With all of these different
options, it is hard to figure out which one is the best fit for you. The Basic Categorizations for Baby
Carriers There are two basic categorizations for baby carriers. There is the one shoulder strap that is
common with ring slings and some wraps. Then there is the two should carrier that is common with
buckle carriers and wraps. One Shoulder Baby Carriers: This type of baby carrier is where most of the
weight is supported by one shoulder.
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How to Choose the Perfect Shoulder Carry Baby Carrier? Baby carriers are the most convenient ways
to get anything accomplished with an infant in the house. With the popularity of the internet there are
now more options for baby carriers than there ever have been in the past. With all of these different
options, it is hard to figure out which one is the best fit for you. The Basic Categorizations for Baby
Carriers There are two basic categorizations for baby carriers. There is the one shoulder strap that is
common with ring slings and some wraps. Then there is the two should carrier that is common with
buckle carriers and wraps. One Shoulder Baby Carriers: This type of baby carrier is where most of the
weight is supported by one shoulder.
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Summary Of Cimabue s Virgin And Child Enthroned
Cimabue created Virgin and Child Enthroned in about 1280, while Giotto di Bondone, an Italian
painter and architect, created his Virgin and Child Enthroned between 1305 and 1310 (Stokstad
Cothren, 548, 550). The two paintings have various similarities. However, the most obvious
similarities are that both focus on Mary and the Child Jesus, are long and pentagon shaped, and
include figures of angels and prophets. In addition, both paintings have a sort of Byzantine influence
(Cimabue s painting more than Giotto s), including the golden backgrounds and the hierarchy of the
figures ( The Ognissanti ). However, there are many noticeable differences between the paintings as
well. In this discussion post, I will be focusing on three major differences: the portrayal of Mary; the
positioning of Mary and Jesus; and the placement of the angels and prophets (including where the
figures are looking).
Before I begin discussing the specific differences between the two paintings, it is important to mention
that the painting styles of Cimabue and Giotto differed significantly. Cimabue painted with a more
Gothic and Byzantine style. His figures tended to be two dimensional and thus his paintings looked
rather flat. He made his figures very elongated and stylised, which was common among Gothic and
Byzantine artists at the time ( Biography of Giotto ). Giotto, on the other hand, while being slightly
influenced by the Gothic and Byzantine style, largely deviated from the traditional
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Cimabue created Virgin and Child Enthroned in about 1280, while Giotto di Bondone, an Italian
painter and architect, created his Virgin and Child Enthroned between 1305 and 1310 (Stokstad
Cothren, 548, 550). The two paintings have various similarities. However, the most obvious
similarities are that both focus on Mary and the Child Jesus, are long and pentagon shaped, and
include figures of angels and prophets. In addition, both paintings have a sort of Byzantine influence
(Cimabue s painting more than Giotto s), including the golden backgrounds and the hierarchy of the
figures ( The Ognissanti ). However, there are many noticeable differences between the paintings as
well. In this discussion post, I will be focusing on three major differences: the portrayal of Mary; the
positioning of Mary and Jesus; and the placement of the angels and prophets (including where the
figures are looking).
Before I begin discussing the specific differences between the two paintings, it is important to mention
that the painting styles of Cimabue and Giotto differed significantly. Cimabue painted with a more
Gothic and Byzantine style. His figures tended to be two dimensional and thus his paintings looked
rather flat. He made his figures very elongated and stylised, which was common among Gothic and
Byzantine artists at the time ( Biography of Giotto ). Giotto, on the other hand, while being slightly
influenced by the Gothic and Byzantine style, largely deviated from the traditional
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To An Athlete Dying Young
It is known for a fact that the clutches of death are inescapable and permanent, however death may
sometimes fall short when it comes to the life of an idea or memory as these can live on forever. In A.
E. Housman s poem To an Athlete Dying Young , it is the memory of a brilliant athlete that will be
lauded for many generations to come. A. E. Housman achieves the somber and reverent memory of
the young athlete, who had met their untimely demise, by the use of strong characterization, poetic
devices, and themes.
Characterization in this poem truly helps the reader understand what the town had lost and how the
townspeople, including the speaker, feel about the young athlete s passing. In relation to the athlete,
the speaker is one who has had some first hand experience watching the athlete perform and even
celebrating the athlete as Housman writes, We chaired you through the market place (l.2). The reader
is also able to see the speaker as a sympathetic and realistic character. The speaker s sympathy is best
seen at the mention of bringing the young athlete to their final resting place. The realistic nature of the
speaker is seen throughout the poem, especially when Housman wrote, smart lad to slip betimes away
(l.9); this leads to the understanding of how the young athlete is able to uphold his, unsoiled, good
name and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first stanza paints a celebration for the athlete that had won the town the race . The indication of
heavy celebration to heavy mourning shows how strongly the athlete had impacted the town. With the
death of the athlete we brought you shoulder high (l.4); is a piece of imagery that is also double
entendre, as caskets are also held shoulder high. Ultimately these pieces of imagery show how much
the athlete achieved through their short time with the
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It is known for a fact that the clutches of death are inescapable and permanent, however death may
sometimes fall short when it comes to the life of an idea or memory as these can live on forever. In A.
E. Housman s poem To an Athlete Dying Young , it is the memory of a brilliant athlete that will be
lauded for many generations to come. A. E. Housman achieves the somber and reverent memory of
the young athlete, who had met their untimely demise, by the use of strong characterization, poetic
devices, and themes.
Characterization in this poem truly helps the reader understand what the town had lost and how the
townspeople, including the speaker, feel about the young athlete s passing. In relation to the athlete,
the speaker is one who has had some first hand experience watching the athlete perform and even
celebrating the athlete as Housman writes, We chaired you through the market place (l.2). The reader
is also able to see the speaker as a sympathetic and realistic character. The speaker s sympathy is best
seen at the mention of bringing the young athlete to their final resting place. The realistic nature of the
speaker is seen throughout the poem, especially when Housman wrote, smart lad to slip betimes away
(l.9); this leads to the understanding of how the young athlete is able to uphold his, unsoiled, good
name and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first stanza paints a celebration for the athlete that had won the town the race . The indication of
heavy celebration to heavy mourning shows how strongly the athlete had impacted the town. With the
death of the athlete we brought you shoulder high (l.4); is a piece of imagery that is also double
entendre, as caskets are also held shoulder high. Ultimately these pieces of imagery show how much
the athlete achieved through their short time with the
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The Movie Thelma And Louise
I don t care, I love it The film Thelma and Louise is most famous for its ending scene. The iconic
scene of the two girls kissing and driving off the canyon into their death is present even today in pop
culture and referred back by those who liked it. Although the kiss in the scene was not a romantic kiss,
it captured the love between the two girls, not a romantic homosexualised love, but a heteronormal
sisterhood type of love. Also, their faces prove that they died happy, and chose to die not only because
they had no other choice but because that way they had agency as to what would happen to them and
how they would die. The ending is empowering to women, because the women have the power of
choice, even though they die. Unlike other films we have seen in class such as Vertigo and Crouching
Tiger, Hidden Dragon where the women who die do not seem happy or content with their demise.
Throughout the film both Thelma and Louise are fighting against the patriarchy they must endure
daily and a life they no longer want to live, in a society where they cannot fully express who they are.
The women decide to go on a girl s weekend, from there they run into various predicaments that
eventually lead to their deaths. When Louise picks up Thelma, she asks how did Daryll let you come?
and she admits she did not tell him. This moment in the film shows how repressed these women were.
This is a breakthrough for women in film because they begin to have agency, and
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I don t care, I love it The film Thelma and Louise is most famous for its ending scene. The iconic
scene of the two girls kissing and driving off the canyon into their death is present even today in pop
culture and referred back by those who liked it. Although the kiss in the scene was not a romantic kiss,
it captured the love between the two girls, not a romantic homosexualised love, but a heteronormal
sisterhood type of love. Also, their faces prove that they died happy, and chose to die not only because
they had no other choice but because that way they had agency as to what would happen to them and
how they would die. The ending is empowering to women, because the women have the power of
choice, even though they die. Unlike other films we have seen in class such as Vertigo and Crouching
Tiger, Hidden Dragon where the women who die do not seem happy or content with their demise.
Throughout the film both Thelma and Louise are fighting against the patriarchy they must endure
daily and a life they no longer want to live, in a society where they cannot fully express who they are.
The women decide to go on a girl s weekend, from there they run into various predicaments that
eventually lead to their deaths. When Louise picks up Thelma, she asks how did Daryll let you come?
and she admits she did not tell him. This moment in the film shows how repressed these women were.
This is a breakthrough for women in film because they begin to have agency, and
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The Crusades Essay
In 1095, at the Council of Clermont, Pope Urban II began a striking expedition to Jerusalem in order
to release the city from Muslim control. His moving campaign and the promise of an immense reward
was inspirational to the many willing participants. One must essentially understand that the leaders of
these crusades connected almost every accomplishment to the works of God, and felt a huge moral
obligation to take back what once belonged to Him. The extent of the crusades shows the deep
devotion that most of Western Europe had towards Christianity and the desire to rid the world of
unnecessary evils.
During the Middle Ages, heresy was one of the prime issues that affected the solidarity of the Church.
In order to maintain the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The general consensus of the Western European societies classified their enemies as anyone who
differed even slightly from the Catholic beliefs. Their society appears to be a very strict and conformal
atmosphere in which autonomy did not play much of a role. As such, in regards to the sentencing of
the Count of Toulouse the writings on the crusades contain much information that points to the choice
of conversion or condemnation. Eternal damnation was believed to be the result of a person who did
not show repentance or debarred heresy, and shows no devotion to the cause of reconciliation.
Even though the principal language used throughout the crusades was Latin, the context of it was used
in a multitude of ways. The broad applicability of Latin was used because it was the official language
of the Roman church. The Church was the main source of education and therefore created a web of
writings, textbooks, and biblical translations which allowed much of Europe and Asia Minor to
understand the message of Western Christianity. The direct meaning of the word crusade was taking
the cross though this period was not named as such until later in the sixteenth century. The soldiers of
the Crusades apperceived that the idea of taking one s cross meant to follow Christ, which allowed for
such substantial influence
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In 1095, at the Council of Clermont, Pope Urban II began a striking expedition to Jerusalem in order
to release the city from Muslim control. His moving campaign and the promise of an immense reward
was inspirational to the many willing participants. One must essentially understand that the leaders of
these crusades connected almost every accomplishment to the works of God, and felt a huge moral
obligation to take back what once belonged to Him. The extent of the crusades shows the deep
devotion that most of Western Europe had towards Christianity and the desire to rid the world of
unnecessary evils.
During the Middle Ages, heresy was one of the prime issues that affected the solidarity of the Church.
In order to maintain the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The general consensus of the Western European societies classified their enemies as anyone who
differed even slightly from the Catholic beliefs. Their society appears to be a very strict and conformal
atmosphere in which autonomy did not play much of a role. As such, in regards to the sentencing of
the Count of Toulouse the writings on the crusades contain much information that points to the choice
of conversion or condemnation. Eternal damnation was believed to be the result of a person who did
not show repentance or debarred heresy, and shows no devotion to the cause of reconciliation.
Even though the principal language used throughout the crusades was Latin, the context of it was used
in a multitude of ways. The broad applicability of Latin was used because it was the official language
of the Roman church. The Church was the main source of education and therefore created a web of
writings, textbooks, and biblical translations which allowed much of Europe and Asia Minor to
understand the message of Western Christianity. The direct meaning of the word crusade was taking
the cross though this period was not named as such until later in the sixteenth century. The soldiers of
the Crusades apperceived that the idea of taking one s cross meant to follow Christ, which allowed for
such substantial influence
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