Importance Of English Language Essay Writing
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Sketches By Boz в Ђ“ Passage.Charles Dickensв Ђ™ Language In
Sketches by Boz Passage Charles Dickens language in the passage suggests gloominess the motif
of darkness is present throughout. The use of words, such as cold, solitary, lifeless gives the scene
a sense of degradation and morbidity. He does this in order to give his audience a sense of what it
would be like to live as a working class person at that time and thereby establish the atmosphere,
foreshadowing the expansion of the subject matter that Dickens held a vested interest in class. The
word solitary along with the others such as quiet and closely shut building , forms a semantic field
of abandonment and desolation through which Dickens accuses the Establishment (the
Government) of essentially neglecting its citizens by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He voices his support for these side lined people of society by presenting their situation
euphemistically understating their circumstances via the word unfortunate . The sympathetic
tone in the word denies the idea that the poor are entirely at fault for their situation (which was a
widely held belief at the time of the Middle and Upper classes). Dickens purposefully emphasises
the idea of understanding and not the renunciation that was common. Having grown up in a
working class environment, he had first hand experience of the penury and hardship that they
endured. The rich and Middle Classes believed that the poor were at fault for their problems that
they did not follow the Christian way of life and deserved to be poor. Dickens was trying to
reverse this widespread opinion. Dickens presents the stigmatic problems of anything that could
be seen as un Christian , such as alcohol, prostitution, idleness , thereby vagrancy all often
classed as immorality , of which many are suggested in the passage and attributed to the poor.
But while doing this he also challenges the view that the poor are solely at fault; his blatantly
satirical description of the incompetency and idleness of the police, force who gaze listlessly is a
disdainful reveal of public attitudes towards them. This is perhaps a consequence of the low pay
in the profession s early days, where the passage is set. The police had been set up for some time
and were not yet considered
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Sketches by Boz Passage Charles Dickens language in the passage suggests gloominess the motif
of darkness is present throughout. The use of words, such as cold, solitary, lifeless gives the scene
a sense of degradation and morbidity. He does this in order to give his audience a sense of what it
would be like to live as a working class person at that time and thereby establish the atmosphere,
foreshadowing the expansion of the subject matter that Dickens held a vested interest in class. The
word solitary along with the others such as quiet and closely shut building , forms a semantic field
of abandonment and desolation through which Dickens accuses the Establishment (the
Government) of essentially neglecting its citizens by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He voices his support for these side lined people of society by presenting their situation
euphemistically understating their circumstances via the word unfortunate . The sympathetic
tone in the word denies the idea that the poor are entirely at fault for their situation (which was a
widely held belief at the time of the Middle and Upper classes). Dickens purposefully emphasises
the idea of understanding and not the renunciation that was common. Having grown up in a
working class environment, he had first hand experience of the penury and hardship that they
endured. The rich and Middle Classes believed that the poor were at fault for their problems that
they did not follow the Christian way of life and deserved to be poor. Dickens was trying to
reverse this widespread opinion. Dickens presents the stigmatic problems of anything that could
be seen as un Christian , such as alcohol, prostitution, idleness , thereby vagrancy all often
classed as immorality , of which many are suggested in the passage and attributed to the poor.
But while doing this he also challenges the view that the poor are solely at fault; his blatantly
satirical description of the incompetency and idleness of the police, force who gaze listlessly is a
disdainful reveal of public attitudes towards them. This is perhaps a consequence of the low pay
in the profession s early days, where the passage is set. The police had been set up for some time
and were not yet considered
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Illusion Vs Reality
This illusory extends to Willy s sons Biff and Happy Lowman. Willy also creates the illusion that
his sons were successful and perceived as great men. When asked why his sons were not lending
him a hand, he exclaims, They are working on a big deal. However, the reality was that his sons
were unsuccessful. For instance, Biff fails to get a loan. This delusion largely rubbed off on both
of his sons, but it had more impact on Happy. Happy begins to believe that he was a top and
major functionary in the company. However, the reality was that Happy was the assistant to
somebody else s assistant. Even Biff points out to him asking him, You re one of the two assistants
to the assistant, aren t you? (Miller, 2001). In addition, Happy places a great... Show more content
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He considers that Biff s success would cover up his own failures and inability to succeed.
However, in the end, Biff realizes his folly and becomes mindful of the reality of their lack of
success and that their notion of the misplaced American dream is wrong. He even points this out to
his father. The theme of illusion versus reality is also apparent in Willy s marriage. Without doubt,
it is portrayed in the play that Willy is unfaithful to his wife, and even Biff ends up stumbling on
him while cheating. However, Willy maintains the appearance that he is constantly being honest
and faithful in his marriage. His wife, Linda does not know the reality of their marriage. In the
culmination of the play, they realize the facts over the make believe illusion under which the family
was living and accept the truth. The Lowman family finally accepts that they are not successful,
nor of great importance to the companies as they deem themselves to be. However, Willy refuses
to accept this reality and completely reluctant to give up his dream, which in the end destroys him
(Miller, 2001).
The lack of discernment between reality and illusion has a significant impact on the Lowman
family. They end up deceiving not only others but also, most unfortunately, deceiving themselves.
These illusions take control of their lives, and it is only at the end, that they finally see the reality
of their circumstances. However, Willy
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This illusory extends to Willy s sons Biff and Happy Lowman. Willy also creates the illusion that
his sons were successful and perceived as great men. When asked why his sons were not lending
him a hand, he exclaims, They are working on a big deal. However, the reality was that his sons
were unsuccessful. For instance, Biff fails to get a loan. This delusion largely rubbed off on both
of his sons, but it had more impact on Happy. Happy begins to believe that he was a top and
major functionary in the company. However, the reality was that Happy was the assistant to
somebody else s assistant. Even Biff points out to him asking him, You re one of the two assistants
to the assistant, aren t you? (Miller, 2001). In addition, Happy places a great... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
He considers that Biff s success would cover up his own failures and inability to succeed.
However, in the end, Biff realizes his folly and becomes mindful of the reality of their lack of
success and that their notion of the misplaced American dream is wrong. He even points this out to
his father. The theme of illusion versus reality is also apparent in Willy s marriage. Without doubt,
it is portrayed in the play that Willy is unfaithful to his wife, and even Biff ends up stumbling on
him while cheating. However, Willy maintains the appearance that he is constantly being honest
and faithful in his marriage. His wife, Linda does not know the reality of their marriage. In the
culmination of the play, they realize the facts over the make believe illusion under which the family
was living and accept the truth. The Lowman family finally accepts that they are not successful,
nor of great importance to the companies as they deem themselves to be. However, Willy refuses
to accept this reality and completely reluctant to give up his dream, which in the end destroys him
(Miller, 2001).
The lack of discernment between reality and illusion has a significant impact on the Lowman
family. They end up deceiving not only others but also, most unfortunately, deceiving themselves.
These illusions take control of their lives, and it is only at the end, that they finally see the reality
of their circumstances. However, Willy
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Regal Angelfish Research Paper
Have you ever wonderd which fish is which well here are some example s. Regal Angelfish a
Regal Angelfish is known or identified by it s color crazed color s.Although it s orange it has
blue,white,yellow,and black vertical (up and down) so that s how their also known.they are
also known by the stripes on their side.It s also known by it s tail and side fin s because there
yellow.So that s how the Regal Angelfish are known. Sea Goblin s Like the Regal Angelfish Im
going to describe the Sea Goblin.You may think that it sound s scary (it is) but im going to to
tell you how to identify it so you know what it is.You can identify it by it s color it s pale pinkish
with blue colored fin s.You can also identify it by it has small eye s and its razor sharp teeth (for
eating yeesh!)So that is how to identify a Sea Goblin
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Have you ever wonderd which fish is which well here are some example s. Regal Angelfish a
Regal Angelfish is known or identified by it s color crazed color s.Although it s orange it has
blue,white,yellow,and black vertical (up and down) so that s how their also known.they are
also known by the stripes on their side.It s also known by it s tail and side fin s because there
yellow.So that s how the Regal Angelfish are known. Sea Goblin s Like the Regal Angelfish Im
going to describe the Sea Goblin.You may think that it sound s scary (it is) but im going to to
tell you how to identify it so you know what it is.You can identify it by it s color it s pale pinkish
with blue colored fin s.You can also identify it by it has small eye s and its razor sharp teeth (for
eating yeesh!)So that is how to identify a Sea Goblin
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Encryption in Today s Information Systems
In today s world of instant connectivity and information at users fingertips, it s vital that sensitive
information is safeguarded against those who seek to do personal harm and profit from gaining
access to the data. The key behind keeping information safe is the method in which it s protected
and encrypted. In order to appreciate how information is secured, users must understand the
encryption concepts behind it. To do this, one must comprehend the current encryption standards,
the trends and developments in encryption technology, the importance of securing data, the
government s regulations pertaining to encryption, the companies involved in research and
implementation, the implications of leaked or stolen data, and a brief look into... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
When a fellow general received the message, he would wrap the paper around his corresponding
scytale to decipher the message (Tyson 2014). Since the advent of computers though, encryption
has become increasing important and relies almost solely on cryptographic means to secure
information. When speaking about encryption today, it refers more to the process rather than the
mathematical formulas used to scramble data. The basic idea behind encrypting a computer
message is such that it is scrambled with a sequence of random bits, known as a key, and only
parties with the corresponding key can transpose it back into a comprehensible format. These keys
are created via a cipher, otherwise known as an algorithm. When a user sends a message, known as
the plaintext, across a network, the computer applies an algorithm to the information to encode it,
resulting in a ciphertext (Encryption Basics 2014). This method can be best summarized visually:
Plaintext message + encryption algorithm + secret key = Ciphertext Ciphertext + corresponding
key + decryption algorithm = Plaintext message Generally speaking, modern encryption techniques
fall into one of two categories symmetric (homogeneous) and asymmetric (heterogeneous).
Symmetric encryption is a system of communication whereby both parties share the same key to
encode and decode a message. The Spartan generals used this method with their scytales.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In today s world of instant connectivity and information at users fingertips, it s vital that sensitive
information is safeguarded against those who seek to do personal harm and profit from gaining
access to the data. The key behind keeping information safe is the method in which it s protected
and encrypted. In order to appreciate how information is secured, users must understand the
encryption concepts behind it. To do this, one must comprehend the current encryption standards,
the trends and developments in encryption technology, the importance of securing data, the
government s regulations pertaining to encryption, the companies involved in research and
implementation, the implications of leaked or stolen data, and a brief look into... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
When a fellow general received the message, he would wrap the paper around his corresponding
scytale to decipher the message (Tyson 2014). Since the advent of computers though, encryption
has become increasing important and relies almost solely on cryptographic means to secure
information. When speaking about encryption today, it refers more to the process rather than the
mathematical formulas used to scramble data. The basic idea behind encrypting a computer
message is such that it is scrambled with a sequence of random bits, known as a key, and only
parties with the corresponding key can transpose it back into a comprehensible format. These keys
are created via a cipher, otherwise known as an algorithm. When a user sends a message, known as
the plaintext, across a network, the computer applies an algorithm to the information to encode it,
resulting in a ciphertext (Encryption Basics 2014). This method can be best summarized visually:
Plaintext message + encryption algorithm + secret key = Ciphertext Ciphertext + corresponding
key + decryption algorithm = Plaintext message Generally speaking, modern encryption techniques
fall into one of two categories symmetric (homogeneous) and asymmetric (heterogeneous).
Symmetric encryption is a system of communication whereby both parties share the same key to
encode and decode a message. The Spartan generals used this method with their scytales.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Role Of Community On The Health Status Of The Population
The roles of community in advancing the health status of the population are varied. While
community participation is essential to advancing population health, evidence to support whether
community participation directly advances the health status of the population is limited.1,2 It is
limited because the role of community is constantly re formulated to fit the needs of the population
it serves.1,2 According to McLeroy et al, community can be defined in four ways: community as
setting, community as target, community as agent, and community as resource. Due to the
numerous ways community can be defined, generalizing the role of community and how it impacts
healthis difficult.
While generalizing can be difficult, providing strong evidence to support the roles of communities
influencing positive health outcomes is more so. This literature review will attempt to address the
following questions as they relate to communities advancing health:
1.What is the evidence of the roles communities play in community health status improvement?
2.What types of change have been reported? Service delivery? Prevention? Infrastructure changes
physical activity resources? School based programs? Nutrition?
3.How do community organizations get involved in health improvement interventions?
4.What is the role of leadership in community level health services improvement?
5.What is the role of community healthcare systems in population health improvement initiatives?
6.How do communities
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The roles of community in advancing the health status of the population are varied. While
community participation is essential to advancing population health, evidence to support whether
community participation directly advances the health status of the population is limited.1,2 It is
limited because the role of community is constantly re formulated to fit the needs of the population
it serves.1,2 According to McLeroy et al, community can be defined in four ways: community as
setting, community as target, community as agent, and community as resource. Due to the
numerous ways community can be defined, generalizing the role of community and how it impacts
healthis difficult.
While generalizing can be difficult, providing strong evidence to support the roles of communities
influencing positive health outcomes is more so. This literature review will attempt to address the
following questions as they relate to communities advancing health:
1.What is the evidence of the roles communities play in community health status improvement?
2.What types of change have been reported? Service delivery? Prevention? Infrastructure changes
physical activity resources? School based programs? Nutrition?
3.How do community organizations get involved in health improvement interventions?
4.What is the role of leadership in community level health services improvement?
5.What is the role of community healthcare systems in population health improvement initiatives?
6.How do communities
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Corrosion And The Corrosion Of Mild Steel
N aminophthalimide as synthon for heterocyclic Schiff bases: Efficient utilization as corrosion
inhibitors of mild steel in 0.5 mol.L 1 H2SO4 solution
Mohamed M. Abdelaal [a]*, Y.F. Barakat [a], Hamed A. Y. Derbala [b], Hamdy H. Hassan [b]
[a] Tabbin Institute for Metallurgical Studies, P.O. Box 109 Helwan, Cairo, Egypt.
[b] Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University, Abbasiya, Cairo, Egypt,
11566.
*Corresponding author: E mail address: [email protected]
Abstract
Many Schiff bases, including two novel compounds, were prepared to inhibit the corrosion
reactions of mild steel in acidic medium. Their chemical structures were determined using IR, Mass
spectrometry and 1HNMR spectroscopic analysis. The results showed that the protection of mild
steel, by these Schiff bases, depends on many factors like function group, inhibitor dose and the
temperature of the medium. Thermodynamic adsorption parameters (Kads, О”Gads) of studied
inhibitors were calculated using the Langmuir adsorption isotherm. The presence of iodide ions in
the medium increased the efficiency of these inhibitors. AC impedance spectroscopy was used to
determine the polarization resistance. The scanning electron microscopy (SEM) showed the
corrosion products decreased after using these inhibitors. In addition, the best inhibitor in this study
used to increase corrosion inhibition of treated sample by Electrolytic plasma process (EPP).
Key words: N aminophthalimide; Schiff bases; Mass
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N aminophthalimide as synthon for heterocyclic Schiff bases: Efficient utilization as corrosion
inhibitors of mild steel in 0.5 mol.L 1 H2SO4 solution
Mohamed M. Abdelaal [a]*, Y.F. Barakat [a], Hamed A. Y. Derbala [b], Hamdy H. Hassan [b]
[a] Tabbin Institute for Metallurgical Studies, P.O. Box 109 Helwan, Cairo, Egypt.
[b] Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University, Abbasiya, Cairo, Egypt,
11566.
*Corresponding author: E mail address: [email protected]
Abstract
Many Schiff bases, including two novel compounds, were prepared to inhibit the corrosion
reactions of mild steel in acidic medium. Their chemical structures were determined using IR, Mass
spectrometry and 1HNMR spectroscopic analysis. The results showed that the protection of mild
steel, by these Schiff bases, depends on many factors like function group, inhibitor dose and the
temperature of the medium. Thermodynamic adsorption parameters (Kads, О”Gads) of studied
inhibitors were calculated using the Langmuir adsorption isotherm. The presence of iodide ions in
the medium increased the efficiency of these inhibitors. AC impedance spectroscopy was used to
determine the polarization resistance. The scanning electron microscopy (SEM) showed the
corrosion products decreased after using these inhibitors. In addition, the best inhibitor in this study
used to increase corrosion inhibition of treated sample by Electrolytic plasma process (EPP).
Key words: N aminophthalimide; Schiff bases; Mass
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How Does Walter Lee Use Social Class In To Kill A Mockingbird
Jem and Scout decide to invite Walter over to their home. Despite Scout s curiosity about Walter
and his strange habit of drown[ing] his dinner in syrup, Walter s visit to the Finch household is
successful. The children certainly enjoy his company, as does Atticus, who talk[s] to him like a
grown man about farm problems. After hearing that a Cunningham was rarin[g] for an outright
acquittal for Tom Robinson, Scout s friendship with Walter is further cemented. Unfortunately, Aunt
Alexandra forbids Walter from visiting their home. He is trash, and she will not have Scout picking
up his habits and learning Lord knows what.
Aunt Alexandra s displays her values when she refuses to let Scout play with Walter. To her, social
class and family is crucial. The Cunninghams are not [the Finches ] kind of folks. They are
considered yappy and tacky ; not because of their moral beliefs, but because they are poor, low
class farmers. Aunt Alexandra deems Walter s social class more important than Walter himself. ...
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Because there is a drinking streak in [his] family a mile wide, Walter is trash. It is unlikely that
Walter himself drinks, as he is only a child.
However, even Aunt Alexandra declares there is no doubt in [her] mind that [the Cunningham s]
are good folks. They never take anything they can t pay back and once you earn their respect, they
[are] for you tooth and nail. The Cunningham children try to get an education, unlike the Ewells.
They take care of their appearance; Walter wears a clean shirt and neatly mended overalls on the
first day of school.
It is only Aunt Alexandra s concern about social class that prevents Scout from being a friend of
Walter. The Cunningham s may have similar values to the Finches , but their social status in
Maycomb is more important. Aunt Alexandra likens coming from a low class to being
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jem and Scout decide to invite Walter over to their home. Despite Scout s curiosity about Walter
and his strange habit of drown[ing] his dinner in syrup, Walter s visit to the Finch household is
successful. The children certainly enjoy his company, as does Atticus, who talk[s] to him like a
grown man about farm problems. After hearing that a Cunningham was rarin[g] for an outright
acquittal for Tom Robinson, Scout s friendship with Walter is further cemented. Unfortunately, Aunt
Alexandra forbids Walter from visiting their home. He is trash, and she will not have Scout picking
up his habits and learning Lord knows what.
Aunt Alexandra s displays her values when she refuses to let Scout play with Walter. To her, social
class and family is crucial. The Cunninghams are not [the Finches ] kind of folks. They are
considered yappy and tacky ; not because of their moral beliefs, but because they are poor, low
class farmers. Aunt Alexandra deems Walter s social class more important than Walter himself. ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because there is a drinking streak in [his] family a mile wide, Walter is trash. It is unlikely that
Walter himself drinks, as he is only a child.
However, even Aunt Alexandra declares there is no doubt in [her] mind that [the Cunningham s]
are good folks. They never take anything they can t pay back and once you earn their respect, they
[are] for you tooth and nail. The Cunningham children try to get an education, unlike the Ewells.
They take care of their appearance; Walter wears a clean shirt and neatly mended overalls on the
first day of school.
It is only Aunt Alexandra s concern about social class that prevents Scout from being a friend of
Walter. The Cunningham s may have similar values to the Finches , but their social status in
Maycomb is more important. Aunt Alexandra likens coming from a low class to being
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Does Shakespeare Present Humanism In The Tempest
Humanism is a belief that human needs and values are more significant than religious beliefs, or
the needs and desires of humans. In the play, The Tempest by William Shakespeare is one of the
most intellectual and ideological of all Shakespeare s works, reflecting Renaissance ideals, and
extremely amenable to discussion and explanation. Among the last works of a mature and practical
playwright, it is one of Shakespeare s most significant commentaries upon the conduct of real
human beings and practical government in a modern state. The Tempest displays elements of
humanismthrough many of its lead characters. Also, in sonnet 18 by Shakespeare portrays
humanism by the love for people. In the fifteenth century the idea of humanism stemmed first...
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Throughout the play there are several scenes that represent humanism. For instance, when Prospero
had his dukedom usurped by his brother and the King of Naples, and Prospero was later exiled
(Shakespeare, 502 503). Prospero feels cheated and abandoned, and started to hate Antonio and
Alonso. Prospero s feeling of hatred begins to drive him to plot vengeance to make justice balanced.
When the moment arrives to initiate his plan, much of the actions Prospero took seem hostile.
Conjuring a storm and causing contention and confusion among the noblemen certainly is not
friendly. Prospero wants to recreate the scenes of his forced exile by the noblemen so that the
nobleman can see the pain that Prospero went through. As humans, the feeling of love and hatred
usually precedes motivation. That feeling of motivation will often dictate whether or not an event
will be hostile. Sometimes when an event occurs, it is possible that the feeling may change, which
will bring a different perspective and thus a different motivation to act. Prospero does embody the
humanism movement. In this quote The Tempest as a humanist play implies through Prospero s
abjuration of magic, his return to Milan, and the restoration of a civil order that the ultimate end of
these acts in which man governs his life depends upon a human being, not the upheaval of magic
(Stanivukovic). Prospero freeing the noblemen from his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Humanism is a belief that human needs and values are more significant than religious beliefs, or
the needs and desires of humans. In the play, The Tempest by William Shakespeare is one of the
most intellectual and ideological of all Shakespeare s works, reflecting Renaissance ideals, and
extremely amenable to discussion and explanation. Among the last works of a mature and practical
playwright, it is one of Shakespeare s most significant commentaries upon the conduct of real
human beings and practical government in a modern state. The Tempest displays elements of
humanismthrough many of its lead characters. Also, in sonnet 18 by Shakespeare portrays
humanism by the love for people. In the fifteenth century the idea of humanism stemmed first...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout the play there are several scenes that represent humanism. For instance, when Prospero
had his dukedom usurped by his brother and the King of Naples, and Prospero was later exiled
(Shakespeare, 502 503). Prospero feels cheated and abandoned, and started to hate Antonio and
Alonso. Prospero s feeling of hatred begins to drive him to plot vengeance to make justice balanced.
When the moment arrives to initiate his plan, much of the actions Prospero took seem hostile.
Conjuring a storm and causing contention and confusion among the noblemen certainly is not
friendly. Prospero wants to recreate the scenes of his forced exile by the noblemen so that the
nobleman can see the pain that Prospero went through. As humans, the feeling of love and hatred
usually precedes motivation. That feeling of motivation will often dictate whether or not an event
will be hostile. Sometimes when an event occurs, it is possible that the feeling may change, which
will bring a different perspective and thus a different motivation to act. Prospero does embody the
humanism movement. In this quote The Tempest as a humanist play implies through Prospero s
abjuration of magic, his return to Milan, and the restoration of a civil order that the ultimate end of
these acts in which man governs his life depends upon a human being, not the upheaval of magic
(Stanivukovic). Prospero freeing the noblemen from his
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Drinking Diet Soda Is Healthier For You Than Drinking...
Next, many consumers believe that drinking diet soda is healthier for you than drinking regular
soda filled with sugar but studies are starting to show that artificial sweeteners may actually lead
to diabetes. Mary Ann Yantis, PhD, RN, a nurse educator for Nursing Education Consultants and
Kate Hunter, RD, LD (2010), a clinical dietitian at Adventist Medical Center reports (2010) that
drinking more than one serving of diet soda per day can increase your risk of metabolic
syndrome by more than 36%. Metabolic syndrome is a group of risk factors, which includes
hypertension, abdominal obesity, hyperglycemia and hypertriglyceridemia. These risk factors
increase a person s risk of developing diabetes, heart disease and stroke. This same study also
reports (2010) that one diet soda per day can increase a person s risk of developing type 2 diabetes
by more the 67%. This is possibly due to the fact that artificial sweeteners can be up to 13,000 times
sweeter than sugarand this intense sweetness can be addictive thus creating cravings for more
sweetness in order to feel satisfied. Yantis and Hunter (2010) point out that the sweet taste triggers
the same dopamine signals that are also triggered by drugs such as cocaine and heroin. Craving for
more intense artificial sweetness will result in consuming more calories, increase the likelihood of
developing insulinresistance, and more than likely affect the glucose metabolism (Yantis Hunter,
2010). Another study done
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Next, many consumers believe that drinking diet soda is healthier for you than drinking regular
soda filled with sugar but studies are starting to show that artificial sweeteners may actually lead
to diabetes. Mary Ann Yantis, PhD, RN, a nurse educator for Nursing Education Consultants and
Kate Hunter, RD, LD (2010), a clinical dietitian at Adventist Medical Center reports (2010) that
drinking more than one serving of diet soda per day can increase your risk of metabolic
syndrome by more than 36%. Metabolic syndrome is a group of risk factors, which includes
hypertension, abdominal obesity, hyperglycemia and hypertriglyceridemia. These risk factors
increase a person s risk of developing diabetes, heart disease and stroke. This same study also
reports (2010) that one diet soda per day can increase a person s risk of developing type 2 diabetes
by more the 67%. This is possibly due to the fact that artificial sweeteners can be up to 13,000 times
sweeter than sugarand this intense sweetness can be addictive thus creating cravings for more
sweetness in order to feel satisfied. Yantis and Hunter (2010) point out that the sweet taste triggers
the same dopamine signals that are also triggered by drugs such as cocaine and heroin. Craving for
more intense artificial sweetness will result in consuming more calories, increase the likelihood of
developing insulinresistance, and more than likely affect the glucose metabolism (Yantis Hunter,
2010). Another study done
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Identify The Three-Top Categories
The three top categories I scored outstanding in was category six, category one, and category
seven. The top category I scored in was Category six. In this category named Think win win, I
scored an 18 out of 18. The first statement is, I care about the success of others as well as my
own, I demonstrate this at work by caring about the success of others as well as my own. I go
above and beyond my daily duties to make sure the customers are being served at the highest
level. The second statement is I cooperate with others, I demonstrate this at work by providing
very detailed answers to questions and show that I am a very caring individual and try my best to
assist coworkers with all their questions and guide them into the right direction to... Show more
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In this category I scored a 16 out of 18 points. The first statement is I show kindness and
consideration towards others. I demonstrate this statement by taking into consideration each
persons needs and concerns. My coworkers believe that I am an extremely helpful person and
do the most to assist with helping them find solutions to the consumers issues that they are
facing. The second statement is I keep promises and honor commitments. I demonstrate this
statement at work by always keeping my word when I get assigned a task or volunteer for
special project within my unit. I abide in all my duties that I am assigned too. I have created
instructions to be able to process certain types of cases, also have created special task guides by
the assigned due dates. I give my all to make sure I honor all commitments I have been assigned
as a worker. The third statement is I do not speak negatively of others when they are not present.
I demonstrate this statement at work by always keeping a positive outlook on each day and
difficult situation that arises with my job. Working for a large agency that services the public is
challenging. It has its ups and downs and can take a toll on a worker. It is important to always
stay positive and not think negative because the attitude can reflect on the work that is assigned
and customers will react negatively back. It is important to keep everyone that you make contact
with in a positive space to be able to do a successful
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The three top categories I scored outstanding in was category six, category one, and category
seven. The top category I scored in was Category six. In this category named Think win win, I
scored an 18 out of 18. The first statement is, I care about the success of others as well as my
own, I demonstrate this at work by caring about the success of others as well as my own. I go
above and beyond my daily duties to make sure the customers are being served at the highest
level. The second statement is I cooperate with others, I demonstrate this at work by providing
very detailed answers to questions and show that I am a very caring individual and try my best to
assist coworkers with all their questions and guide them into the right direction to... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this category I scored a 16 out of 18 points. The first statement is I show kindness and
consideration towards others. I demonstrate this statement by taking into consideration each
persons needs and concerns. My coworkers believe that I am an extremely helpful person and
do the most to assist with helping them find solutions to the consumers issues that they are
facing. The second statement is I keep promises and honor commitments. I demonstrate this
statement at work by always keeping my word when I get assigned a task or volunteer for
special project within my unit. I abide in all my duties that I am assigned too. I have created
instructions to be able to process certain types of cases, also have created special task guides by
the assigned due dates. I give my all to make sure I honor all commitments I have been assigned
as a worker. The third statement is I do not speak negatively of others when they are not present.
I demonstrate this statement at work by always keeping a positive outlook on each day and
difficult situation that arises with my job. Working for a large agency that services the public is
challenging. It has its ups and downs and can take a toll on a worker. It is important to always
stay positive and not think negative because the attitude can reflect on the work that is assigned
and customers will react negatively back. It is important to keep everyone that you make contact
with in a positive space to be able to do a successful
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Investigating the Sources of Finance Essay
Investigating the Sources of Finance
I m now going to investigate the sources of finance available to you when setting up your new
business. I will separate the sources of finance needed into three categories; start up costs, running
costs and expansion costs.
When starting up your new business premises will need to be secured from which you will
trade. I m going to look at ways that you could secure premises. The first option available to you
is a mortgage; these are long term loans offered by banks or building societies based on property
as collateral. Interest must be paid on the mortgage, but this will cover the original sum and when
the money has been paid back, you become the owner of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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to purchase this machinery and equipment you will need to use medium term sources of finance.
These could be; a bank loan, this is a quick and easy source of finance, but this would mean paying
interest. Also the bank may require collateral, and the machinery and equipment may be
repossessed if loan repayments aren t met. Another source of medium term finance available to
you is leasing. This means that a firm could lease you the machinery and equipment that you will
need. However, although less initial finance is needed to obtain the assets, over time this works
out more expensive than buying. Hire purchase is similar to leasing except the firm will eventually
own the assets. The assets are paid for in instalments, whilst the business is using them, this
however can bring with it major cash flow problems, because interest payments can be very high.
My recommendation when attempting to secure a source of finance for machinery and equipment
would be to get a bank loan. I recommend this because; the machinery and equipment is instantly
accessible to the business allowing it to operate, also the interest payments aren t as high as hire
purchase, and with a bank loan the assets become the property of the business once all repayments
are met.
Fixtures and Fittings are also essential when operating from the
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Investigating the Sources of Finance
I m now going to investigate the sources of finance available to you when setting up your new
business. I will separate the sources of finance needed into three categories; start up costs, running
costs and expansion costs.
When starting up your new business premises will need to be secured from which you will
trade. I m going to look at ways that you could secure premises. The first option available to you
is a mortgage; these are long term loans offered by banks or building societies based on property
as collateral. Interest must be paid on the mortgage, but this will cover the original sum and when
the money has been paid back, you become the owner of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
to purchase this machinery and equipment you will need to use medium term sources of finance.
These could be; a bank loan, this is a quick and easy source of finance, but this would mean paying
interest. Also the bank may require collateral, and the machinery and equipment may be
repossessed if loan repayments aren t met. Another source of medium term finance available to
you is leasing. This means that a firm could lease you the machinery and equipment that you will
need. However, although less initial finance is needed to obtain the assets, over time this works
out more expensive than buying. Hire purchase is similar to leasing except the firm will eventually
own the assets. The assets are paid for in instalments, whilst the business is using them, this
however can bring with it major cash flow problems, because interest payments can be very high.
My recommendation when attempting to secure a source of finance for machinery and equipment
would be to get a bank loan. I recommend this because; the machinery and equipment is instantly
accessible to the business allowing it to operate, also the interest payments aren t as high as hire
purchase, and with a bank loan the assets become the property of the business once all repayments
are met.
Fixtures and Fittings are also essential when operating from the
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The Effect Of Low Phonics On The Existing English...
Abstract:
My research English project is about studying the importance and effects of adding Phonics to the
existing English curriculum at the early grades of elementary 4th to 6th grades in Saudi Arabia.
Phonics is an important in the whole English learning process, especially at the early ages and
elementary school years. Phonics depends on sound of words and how to spell them correctly and
accurately.
Currently, there is no structured phonics learning implemented at our elementary schools for
English learning. If the phonics is implemented, it will enhance the spelling of words and
pronunciations. By applying more methods and tools to teach phonics as educational videos, clips
and educational software available in the market. Reading English for those kids will be easier and
will be better in reading comprehension.
Introduction:
Phonics is all about teaching children the sounds in English words. When you can identify sounds
in words and sentences, you are well on your way to becoming literate. Well, with phonics, your
child will have the confidence to identify the vowels, consonants and syllables and can at least
attempt to read the word. Phonics basically teaches your child how to sound out words in the
English language.
Phonics is a method for teaching reading and writing by developing learners phonemic awareness.
Phonics is absolutely essential for helping children begin to read. Once the code of reading has
been cracked through phonics, children will then have
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Abstract:
My research English project is about studying the importance and effects of adding Phonics to the
existing English curriculum at the early grades of elementary 4th to 6th grades in Saudi Arabia.
Phonics is an important in the whole English learning process, especially at the early ages and
elementary school years. Phonics depends on sound of words and how to spell them correctly and
accurately.
Currently, there is no structured phonics learning implemented at our elementary schools for
English learning. If the phonics is implemented, it will enhance the spelling of words and
pronunciations. By applying more methods and tools to teach phonics as educational videos, clips
and educational software available in the market. Reading English for those kids will be easier and
will be better in reading comprehension.
Introduction:
Phonics is all about teaching children the sounds in English words. When you can identify sounds
in words and sentences, you are well on your way to becoming literate. Well, with phonics, your
child will have the confidence to identify the vowels, consonants and syllables and can at least
attempt to read the word. Phonics basically teaches your child how to sound out words in the
English language.
Phonics is a method for teaching reading and writing by developing learners phonemic awareness.
Phonics is absolutely essential for helping children begin to read. Once the code of reading has
been cracked through phonics, children will then have
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Mcmurphy Character Analysis
In the novel, One Flew Over The Cuckoo s Nest, written by Ken Kesey, it shadows the vast
journey and relationships of Randle McMurphy, A testy patient newly equipped into the
psychiatric ward. The second McMurphy came into the mental institution, he brought a sense of
life and resilience to many of the patients in the ward, it was inevitable the McMurphy was their
leader and that he was gonna change the dark cloud of personas surrounding the patents. As the
story proceeds the members in the ward get more in tune to McMurphy and his goals; the
patients discover that he is their christ figure in which showing them purpose in their life has
been stolen away from society. McMurphy has affected everyone in the ward and by Everyone
means everyone: includi Ms. Ratched, also described as The Big Nurse. Also the so called doctor,
Doctor Spivey, and also a neighbor in the facility, chief bromden. Despite the occurring events in
the ward, it goes to show the powerful impact Mcmurphy had on patients, from when he was
transported to the ward til the timeof his tragic death. Mcmurphy changed more than their liveliness,
he changed the mindset of their strongest critic, their self proclaimed image of themselves. As the
book comes to a close, Randle Mcmurphywhose image was only to cause havoc and be psychotic
patient in the beginning, by the end, he had actually been their saving grace. No treatment nor pills
could have done what Mcmurphy accomplished in the ward in a short period of
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In the novel, One Flew Over The Cuckoo s Nest, written by Ken Kesey, it shadows the vast
journey and relationships of Randle McMurphy, A testy patient newly equipped into the
psychiatric ward. The second McMurphy came into the mental institution, he brought a sense of
life and resilience to many of the patients in the ward, it was inevitable the McMurphy was their
leader and that he was gonna change the dark cloud of personas surrounding the patents. As the
story proceeds the members in the ward get more in tune to McMurphy and his goals; the
patients discover that he is their christ figure in which showing them purpose in their life has
been stolen away from society. McMurphy has affected everyone in the ward and by Everyone
means everyone: includi Ms. Ratched, also described as The Big Nurse. Also the so called doctor,
Doctor Spivey, and also a neighbor in the facility, chief bromden. Despite the occurring events in
the ward, it goes to show the powerful impact Mcmurphy had on patients, from when he was
transported to the ward til the timeof his tragic death. Mcmurphy changed more than their liveliness,
he changed the mindset of their strongest critic, their self proclaimed image of themselves. As the
book comes to a close, Randle Mcmurphywhose image was only to cause havoc and be psychotic
patient in the beginning, by the end, he had actually been their saving grace. No treatment nor pills
could have done what Mcmurphy accomplished in the ward in a short period of
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Romeo And Juliet Vs West Side Story
Despite the contrasting differences of West Side Story and Romeo and Juliet, the modern
director captures Shakespeare s original themes and ideas in West Side Story. Because West
Side Story is a movie musical, it will be a lot of narrative conveyed through the song. While in
the Romeo and Juliet we will be more find the characters says to himself or herself using poetic
words of Shakespeare. That is the general differences that clearly visible on both movie. But if we
examine in more detail, the movie West Side Story and Romeo and Juliet have many similarities
and differences consider their plot, their character and their setting. Initially, both movies West Side
Story and Romeo and Juliet have similarities and differences consider... Show more content on
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In both story, the main character is come from different group which hate each other. In Romeo
and Juliet, Romeo is the Montague and Juliet is Capulet, and we know that Montague and
Capulet is enemy for long time. In West Side Story, Tony is an American (Jets) and Maria is
Puerto Rican (Sharks), which each group is a rival. The main men characters have the same
character that is extreme emotion. It show when Romeo sneaked into Capulet territory to meet
Juliet, and when he killed Tybalt in duel, also when he committed suicide upon erroneously
believing Juliet is dead. With Tony we can see when he killed Bernardo after heated argument
and when he challenge Chino to kill him because he was killed his love. But they have same
character that has the courage to live with his love although their family was forbid them. The
differences I saw in the main women character. Juliet is different with Maria, although their
purity and their faith to their love are same. Maria is look more exited and enthusiastic about her
life, from the way she talks and act. Juliet is made up to be a weak character because she is wont
stand up for what she believe is wrong, like when she is forcing by her mother to marry Paris. But
at the end we can see how strong the character in Juliet when she fight for her husband Romeo and
when he sacrifice her life for Romeo. And
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Despite the contrasting differences of West Side Story and Romeo and Juliet, the modern
director captures Shakespeare s original themes and ideas in West Side Story. Because West
Side Story is a movie musical, it will be a lot of narrative conveyed through the song. While in
the Romeo and Juliet we will be more find the characters says to himself or herself using poetic
words of Shakespeare. That is the general differences that clearly visible on both movie. But if we
examine in more detail, the movie West Side Story and Romeo and Juliet have many similarities
and differences consider their plot, their character and their setting. Initially, both movies West Side
Story and Romeo and Juliet have similarities and differences consider... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In both story, the main character is come from different group which hate each other. In Romeo
and Juliet, Romeo is the Montague and Juliet is Capulet, and we know that Montague and
Capulet is enemy for long time. In West Side Story, Tony is an American (Jets) and Maria is
Puerto Rican (Sharks), which each group is a rival. The main men characters have the same
character that is extreme emotion. It show when Romeo sneaked into Capulet territory to meet
Juliet, and when he killed Tybalt in duel, also when he committed suicide upon erroneously
believing Juliet is dead. With Tony we can see when he killed Bernardo after heated argument
and when he challenge Chino to kill him because he was killed his love. But they have same
character that has the courage to live with his love although their family was forbid them. The
differences I saw in the main women character. Juliet is different with Maria, although their
purity and their faith to their love are same. Maria is look more exited and enthusiastic about her
life, from the way she talks and act. Juliet is made up to be a weak character because she is wont
stand up for what she believe is wrong, like when she is forcing by her mother to marry Paris. But
at the end we can see how strong the character in Juliet when she fight for her husband Romeo and
when he sacrifice her life for Romeo. And
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Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes
Contrary to that, some observers have argued that it is not at all clear that informal processes
like ADR may be a disadvantage to minority groups any more than formal processes like
settlement . Formality may influence people to be on the right side of the law and play by the
book, it risks imposing its own obstacles to justice . The concept of justice is essential to ADR
processes. In the framework of ADR, the concept of justice involves the consent of the parties to
play an active role in the resolution of their disputes; to assert some degree of control over the
aftermath of their disputes and to arrive at a satisfactory, if not excellent settlements of their
disputes, with regards to their interest. 3.3 Principles and Mechanisms of ADR 3.3.1 General
Principle Currently there is no particular ADR philosophy that can acknowledge that one
specific approach can best suit the true spirit of ADR . Nevertheless, by taking a look at the
main aim of ADR, one can establish whether there is one philosophy to ADR and to what extent
does it go to. Some of the main aims of ADR are; the principle of solving a problem collectively,
enabling of parties, avoiding delays and costs related to traditional litigation, conservation or
improvement of personal relationships; mainly business related and simplifying procedures. The
principle of solving a problem collectively is considered to be one of the main objectives of ADR
process, however it has been argued that some parties in
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Contrary to that, some observers have argued that it is not at all clear that informal processes
like ADR may be a disadvantage to minority groups any more than formal processes like
settlement . Formality may influence people to be on the right side of the law and play by the
book, it risks imposing its own obstacles to justice . The concept of justice is essential to ADR
processes. In the framework of ADR, the concept of justice involves the consent of the parties to
play an active role in the resolution of their disputes; to assert some degree of control over the
aftermath of their disputes and to arrive at a satisfactory, if not excellent settlements of their
disputes, with regards to their interest. 3.3 Principles and Mechanisms of ADR 3.3.1 General
Principle Currently there is no particular ADR philosophy that can acknowledge that one
specific approach can best suit the true spirit of ADR . Nevertheless, by taking a look at the
main aim of ADR, one can establish whether there is one philosophy to ADR and to what extent
does it go to. Some of the main aims of ADR are; the principle of solving a problem collectively,
enabling of parties, avoiding delays and costs related to traditional litigation, conservation or
improvement of personal relationships; mainly business related and simplifying procedures. The
principle of solving a problem collectively is considered to be one of the main objectives of ADR
process, however it has been argued that some parties in
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Gump Notes Essay
t s qualitative impairments in social interaction include gross impairment in ability to develop
peer relationships appropriate to developmental level (He says When I was little, mama kep me
inside a lot, so as the other kids wouldn t bother me ), and it does not seem likely that he was
motivated to share enjoyment, interests or achievements with other people at least at ages of
primary school. His impairments in communication include a delay in the development of spoken
language and marked impairment in the ability to sustain a conversation with others, and some of
which are unchanged throughout his life ( I ain t too good at long conversation ). His famous line
or I got to pee can be evaluated as a stereotyped and idiosyncratic use of... Show more content on
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During George Wallace s Stand in the Schoolhouse Door protest, Forrest stands curiously in the
background, more interested in his surroundings rather than the actual protest. During the
Vietnam War, Forrest never questions the morality or the agenda of the U.S. government, and
receives the Congressional Medal of Honor for his efforts. His entire experience during the
Vietnam War can be summed up into one conversation between him and the Drill Sergeant:
Gump! What s your sole purpose in this Army? To do whatever you tell me, Drill Sergeant!
(Gump 1995) Still, the most dismaying portion of impassive responses glorified in this film can
be contributed to Forrest s careless involvement in the anti Vietnam War rally lead by Abbie
Hoffman. He was entirely clueless as to the purpose of the anti war movements. His view of Abbie
Hoffman s role? There was this man, giving a little talk... And every time he said the F word,
people, for some reason, well, they d cheer. Though the focus of the film is directed towards Forrest
Gump, the effects of social forces are most often expressed and implied through Jenny Curran.
Forrest s generally unobservant nature contrasts harshly with Jenny s forthright and independent
character. Without Jenny, we would have a collectively unrealistic and uncertain portrayal of many
occurrences that contributed to the structure of today s society. Unlike Forrest, Jenny was
consciously and intentionally
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t s qualitative impairments in social interaction include gross impairment in ability to develop
peer relationships appropriate to developmental level (He says When I was little, mama kep me
inside a lot, so as the other kids wouldn t bother me ), and it does not seem likely that he was
motivated to share enjoyment, interests or achievements with other people at least at ages of
primary school. His impairments in communication include a delay in the development of spoken
language and marked impairment in the ability to sustain a conversation with others, and some of
which are unchanged throughout his life ( I ain t too good at long conversation ). His famous line
or I got to pee can be evaluated as a stereotyped and idiosyncratic use of... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
During George Wallace s Stand in the Schoolhouse Door protest, Forrest stands curiously in the
background, more interested in his surroundings rather than the actual protest. During the
Vietnam War, Forrest never questions the morality or the agenda of the U.S. government, and
receives the Congressional Medal of Honor for his efforts. His entire experience during the
Vietnam War can be summed up into one conversation between him and the Drill Sergeant:
Gump! What s your sole purpose in this Army? To do whatever you tell me, Drill Sergeant!
(Gump 1995) Still, the most dismaying portion of impassive responses glorified in this film can
be contributed to Forrest s careless involvement in the anti Vietnam War rally lead by Abbie
Hoffman. He was entirely clueless as to the purpose of the anti war movements. His view of Abbie
Hoffman s role? There was this man, giving a little talk... And every time he said the F word,
people, for some reason, well, they d cheer. Though the focus of the film is directed towards Forrest
Gump, the effects of social forces are most often expressed and implied through Jenny Curran.
Forrest s generally unobservant nature contrasts harshly with Jenny s forthright and independent
character. Without Jenny, we would have a collectively unrealistic and uncertain portrayal of many
occurrences that contributed to the structure of today s society. Unlike Forrest, Jenny was
consciously and intentionally
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My Time In High School
Throughout my time growing up I have had a lot of people tell me that high school will be the
time of your life. In many ways it is. High school for me would be described as fun, thrilling,
exciting, hard working, and some very exhausting years of my life. My years at Millry High
School have not been too long compared to others, however my memories are of great lengths.
During my time as a high schoolstudent, I have tried to become a fairly active student. Participating
in Bible club, drama club, yearbook, running for student council, homecoming court, being
nominated best personality, and Distinguished Young Women.
My time in high school have been some of the greatest times I have had thus far, with as little
bumps in the road as possible. Now don t get me wrong, I had a lot to learn during my time as a
high school student. During these years I have learned how to be myself, to work my tail off,
and that nothing is going to be handed to you. One of my biggest regrets I encountered during
my time as a high school student was not trying my hardest. I never really had to try much in
elementary and middle school. It just sort of came to me. When I entered high school, I thought
it would be the same. I was very wrong. I ended up going to summer school the summer of my
ninth grade year for my grades. I found it so embarrassing when everyone would ask if I could
hang out and I would have to say ВЁI can t I have summer schoolВЁ. Definitely not one of my
proudest moments there.
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Throughout my time growing up I have had a lot of people tell me that high school will be the
time of your life. In many ways it is. High school for me would be described as fun, thrilling,
exciting, hard working, and some very exhausting years of my life. My years at Millry High
School have not been too long compared to others, however my memories are of great lengths.
During my time as a high schoolstudent, I have tried to become a fairly active student. Participating
in Bible club, drama club, yearbook, running for student council, homecoming court, being
nominated best personality, and Distinguished Young Women.
My time in high school have been some of the greatest times I have had thus far, with as little
bumps in the road as possible. Now don t get me wrong, I had a lot to learn during my time as a
high school student. During these years I have learned how to be myself, to work my tail off,
and that nothing is going to be handed to you. One of my biggest regrets I encountered during
my time as a high school student was not trying my hardest. I never really had to try much in
elementary and middle school. It just sort of came to me. When I entered high school, I thought
it would be the same. I was very wrong. I ended up going to summer school the summer of my
ninth grade year for my grades. I found it so embarrassing when everyone would ask if I could
hang out and I would have to say ВЁI can t I have summer schoolВЁ. Definitely not one of my
proudest moments there.
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Baby Face Censorship
It is not out of the ordinary to hear people say things along the lines of: movies nowadays are just
too blatantly sexual or older movies were so uptight . Of course, much of this has to do with age
and the rating of the film being viewed. However, it would not be too out there to assume that the
individual has yet to see anything pre code, or even pre pre code either. From the sexy dancing of
Metropolis, to the dangerous womanof Baby Face, or up to modern times with the strip scenes of
Magic Mike, the film industry s censorship platform had been a constant source of friction between
production and distribution, as well as with different audiences. By specifically addressing the
censorship process that went into the distribution of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Simple as that. To go a little deeper: this lifestyle choice, while mostly her own, was spurred on
not only by a peddler in her hometown that introduced philosophy to her, but by her own father
as well. Having basically sold her out to those of their small town, she grew to resent her father
and one he died she quickly went to make her way in the big city. There she manipulates men to
her bidding using her womanly allure and charm, aka sexual prowess, gaining new and higher
positions at a rapid pace. However, those who she encounters, and ultimately uses as no more than
stepping stools to her goal, typically suffer in various ways as a result, often losing their jobs and
or their life. This does not deter her, and she thrives, gaining status and riches. Nonetheless, like
Icarus, she soon flies too high and her wings give out. Falling in love with a man, and one who saw
through her ruse no less, causing her to rethink her life decisions and act accordingly. Having
spent so long working for no one but herself, locking her heart away, and hardening herself
against emotions, she has to learn to love without the promise of a material reward. The main
character Lily, played by Barbara Stanwyck, is a tough as nails, take no trash, character who
pushed many boundaries put into place by the new Hay s
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It is not out of the ordinary to hear people say things along the lines of: movies nowadays are just
too blatantly sexual or older movies were so uptight . Of course, much of this has to do with age
and the rating of the film being viewed. However, it would not be too out there to assume that the
individual has yet to see anything pre code, or even pre pre code either. From the sexy dancing of
Metropolis, to the dangerous womanof Baby Face, or up to modern times with the strip scenes of
Magic Mike, the film industry s censorship platform had been a constant source of friction between
production and distribution, as well as with different audiences. By specifically addressing the
censorship process that went into the distribution of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Simple as that. To go a little deeper: this lifestyle choice, while mostly her own, was spurred on
not only by a peddler in her hometown that introduced philosophy to her, but by her own father
as well. Having basically sold her out to those of their small town, she grew to resent her father
and one he died she quickly went to make her way in the big city. There she manipulates men to
her bidding using her womanly allure and charm, aka sexual prowess, gaining new and higher
positions at a rapid pace. However, those who she encounters, and ultimately uses as no more than
stepping stools to her goal, typically suffer in various ways as a result, often losing their jobs and
or their life. This does not deter her, and she thrives, gaining status and riches. Nonetheless, like
Icarus, she soon flies too high and her wings give out. Falling in love with a man, and one who saw
through her ruse no less, causing her to rethink her life decisions and act accordingly. Having
spent so long working for no one but herself, locking her heart away, and hardening herself
against emotions, she has to learn to love without the promise of a material reward. The main
character Lily, played by Barbara Stanwyck, is a tough as nails, take no trash, character who
pushed many boundaries put into place by the new Hay s
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Finding Proof of Freshwater on Mars
Freshwater on Mars Finding proof of potential life on other planets seems way out of reach but
is has been attempted for the last couple years. In fact, new discoveries made by NASAs
Curiosity Rover and its team was brought out very recently. In the news there was an article,
NASA Curiosity Rover Discovers Evidence of Freshwater MarsLake , about the roverthat may have
found evidence of an ancient lake. Through these discoveries scientists of NASAhave made a
hypothesis that Mars was in fact Earth like, not just the desert that we know it as today. They
believe that Mars had many swimming holes that were part of a wet environment that could
potentially have supported living life. These life forms could live on Mars because of the
environment that was once similar to earth s. One of the major craters that they were looking at
which supported this idea was called the Gale Crater. This specific crater is known to have rocks
that were around 4.2 billion years old, and said to be from a running water lake. This idea has
just been developed from a long lasting idea that Mars did have some water but its quality was
like battery acid. Many times before, NASA has sent rovers to Mars to search for life. They have
not only sent Curiosity but also Spirit and Opportunity. The one that found all of this information,
Curiosity, had the job of sampling rocks by drilling holes in them. This rover took off from earth in
the summer of 2012 and gathered the major information in October
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Freshwater on Mars Finding proof of potential life on other planets seems way out of reach but
is has been attempted for the last couple years. In fact, new discoveries made by NASAs
Curiosity Rover and its team was brought out very recently. In the news there was an article,
NASA Curiosity Rover Discovers Evidence of Freshwater MarsLake , about the roverthat may have
found evidence of an ancient lake. Through these discoveries scientists of NASAhave made a
hypothesis that Mars was in fact Earth like, not just the desert that we know it as today. They
believe that Mars had many swimming holes that were part of a wet environment that could
potentially have supported living life. These life forms could live on Mars because of the
environment that was once similar to earth s. One of the major craters that they were looking at
which supported this idea was called the Gale Crater. This specific crater is known to have rocks
that were around 4.2 billion years old, and said to be from a running water lake. This idea has
just been developed from a long lasting idea that Mars did have some water but its quality was
like battery acid. Many times before, NASA has sent rovers to Mars to search for life. They have
not only sent Curiosity but also Spirit and Opportunity. The one that found all of this information,
Curiosity, had the job of sampling rocks by drilling holes in them. This rover took off from earth in
the summer of 2012 and gathered the major information in October
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Current Legislation, Guidelines And Policies Inform...
Current legislation, guidelines and policies inform safeguarding practices and outlines
responsibilities for all practitioners.
Children Act 1989
Allocates duties to local authorities, courts, parents and other agencies in the UK to ensure
children are safeguarded and their welfare is promoted. It focuses on the idea that children are
best cared for by their own families, however it also makes provisions for parents and families who
do not cooperate with the professional bodies.
The Data Protection Act 1989
All those involved with children are likely to hold personal information about them, including
sensitive personal data. This legal act covers how personal information is to be protected and not
disclosed randomly. Professionals can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Everybody who works with children is responsible for them.
Every Child Matters 2004
For children and young people there are five outcomes that are key to their wellbeing in childhood
and later life, these outcomes are staying safe, healthy, economic wellbeing, enjoying and achieving,
positive contribution (SHEEP).
The Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006
This programme was designed to work across all governmental departments and was to solve the
failures identified in the 2004 Birchard Inquiry that arose from the murders of Jessica Chapman
and Holly Wells known as the Soham murders of 2002. This inquiry leads to the introduction of the
CRB Disclosure (now known as the DBS).
The Childcare Act 2006
Following the death of Peter Connelly (baby P), a 17 month old baby who died in London after
sustaining more than 50 injuries, over an eight month period. The child protection services and
other agencies widely failed him which lead to the introduction of The Childcare Act 2006. This
was the first law fully pledged to the care of early years. This introduced Early Years Foundation
Stage (EYFS) which sets standards for the learning, development and care of children from birth
to five years old. All schools and Ofsted register providers adhere to the guidelines set in the EYFS.
Children and Young Person Act 2008
Following the death of Khyra Ishaq, a seven year old girl, who at the
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Current legislation, guidelines and policies inform safeguarding practices and outlines
responsibilities for all practitioners.
Children Act 1989
Allocates duties to local authorities, courts, parents and other agencies in the UK to ensure
children are safeguarded and their welfare is promoted. It focuses on the idea that children are
best cared for by their own families, however it also makes provisions for parents and families who
do not cooperate with the professional bodies.
The Data Protection Act 1989
All those involved with children are likely to hold personal information about them, including
sensitive personal data. This legal act covers how personal information is to be protected and not
disclosed randomly. Professionals can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Everybody who works with children is responsible for them.
Every Child Matters 2004
For children and young people there are five outcomes that are key to their wellbeing in childhood
and later life, these outcomes are staying safe, healthy, economic wellbeing, enjoying and achieving,
positive contribution (SHEEP).
The Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006
This programme was designed to work across all governmental departments and was to solve the
failures identified in the 2004 Birchard Inquiry that arose from the murders of Jessica Chapman
and Holly Wells known as the Soham murders of 2002. This inquiry leads to the introduction of the
CRB Disclosure (now known as the DBS).
The Childcare Act 2006
Following the death of Peter Connelly (baby P), a 17 month old baby who died in London after
sustaining more than 50 injuries, over an eight month period. The child protection services and
other agencies widely failed him which lead to the introduction of The Childcare Act 2006. This
was the first law fully pledged to the care of early years. This introduced Early Years Foundation
Stage (EYFS) which sets standards for the learning, development and care of children from birth
to five years old. All schools and Ofsted register providers adhere to the guidelines set in the EYFS.
Children and Young Person Act 2008
Following the death of Khyra Ishaq, a seven year old girl, who at the
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Write A Famous Symphony Analysis
How can a deaf person write a famous symphony? Imaging that, you were in a family that had a
musical background, your dad was a singer. He got drunk after he drank alcohol, he shouted at
you and forced you to played piano even you did not like it. You had to practice the piano
because your father s frighting shout. Your family grew poor because no one in your family
earned money. You father forced you to hold a concert when you were eight years old. When you
grew up, you started your career, but you had a omen about becoming deaf an ear infection. Your
name would be Beethoven. In 1796, when Beethoven first got musicrelated success, he got the
crises of being deaf, but he did not stop his compositionп ј›he still wrote a pianoconcerto for the
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How can a deaf person write a famous symphony? Imaging that, you were in a family that had a
musical background, your dad was a singer. He got drunk after he drank alcohol, he shouted at
you and forced you to played piano even you did not like it. You had to practice the piano
because your father s frighting shout. Your family grew poor because no one in your family
earned money. You father forced you to hold a concert when you were eight years old. When you
grew up, you started your career, but you had a omen about becoming deaf an ear infection. Your
name would be Beethoven. In 1796, when Beethoven first got musicrelated success, he got the
crises of being deaf, but he did not stop his compositionп ј›he still wrote a pianoconcerto for the
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Plot Summary Of Bone
The main conflicts that Bone has is person vs. self and person vs. person. The main conflict that
Bone has about herself is she feels that she s worthless. She feels that all of the horrible things
that Glen does to her is because she did something wrong to deserve it. She feels like she can t
do anything right. Whenever she thinks that she s doing good Glen ends up finding something to
get mad at her for. She feels that her mom doesn t love because she stays with Glen even though
he beats Bone. Bone feels she s not worthy enough because her mom won t leave Glen for her.
She also feels ashamed that she masterbates. She knows it s not something that she should be
doing, but she does it because she likes it. She feels like a bad christian when
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The main conflicts that Bone has is person vs. self and person vs. person. The main conflict that
Bone has about herself is she feels that she s worthless. She feels that all of the horrible things
that Glen does to her is because she did something wrong to deserve it. She feels like she can t
do anything right. Whenever she thinks that she s doing good Glen ends up finding something to
get mad at her for. She feels that her mom doesn t love because she stays with Glen even though
he beats Bone. Bone feels she s not worthy enough because her mom won t leave Glen for her.
She also feels ashamed that she masterbates. She knows it s not something that she should be
doing, but she does it because she likes it. She feels like a bad christian when
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Albert Einstein And Mahatma Gandhi
The twentieth century was a time of new perspectives and challenging authority. Many individuals
began experimenting and innovating in an attempt to change the status quo. Two famous
individuals of the time period were the physicist Albert Einstein and the activist Mahatma Gandhi.
At first glance, the highly logical scientist Albert Einsteinand the spiritual, political activist
Mahatma Gandhi do not appear to have a great deal in common, but a deeper study of their
personal lives and accomplishments reveal the two are far more similar than they are different.
Einstein and Gandhi were both creative individuals who revolutionized their respective
domains, display the influence of childhood and the child like mind, and could charm the
masses despite difficulties in maintaining close relationships. Einstein was a master and
innovator of physics and Gandhi was likewise for the moral and political domains. Reading
copious amounts of books and absorbing knowledge were characteristic of both early on in their
lives. Einstein s favored authors of James C Maxwell and Aaron Bernstein would center his
fascination in the world of physics. Gandhi was well versed in all the works of the major
religions and gained influence from writers such as Leo Tolstoy and Henry Thoreau. Their
innovations were not wholly original, as many aspects of relativity can be found in the works of
Lorentz and PoincarГ© and many parts of satyagraha can be found in the teachings of Christ and
Tolstoy amongst
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The twentieth century was a time of new perspectives and challenging authority. Many individuals
began experimenting and innovating in an attempt to change the status quo. Two famous
individuals of the time period were the physicist Albert Einstein and the activist Mahatma Gandhi.
At first glance, the highly logical scientist Albert Einsteinand the spiritual, political activist
Mahatma Gandhi do not appear to have a great deal in common, but a deeper study of their
personal lives and accomplishments reveal the two are far more similar than they are different.
Einstein and Gandhi were both creative individuals who revolutionized their respective
domains, display the influence of childhood and the child like mind, and could charm the
masses despite difficulties in maintaining close relationships. Einstein was a master and
innovator of physics and Gandhi was likewise for the moral and political domains. Reading
copious amounts of books and absorbing knowledge were characteristic of both early on in their
lives. Einstein s favored authors of James C Maxwell and Aaron Bernstein would center his
fascination in the world of physics. Gandhi was well versed in all the works of the major
religions and gained influence from writers such as Leo Tolstoy and Henry Thoreau. Their
innovations were not wholly original, as many aspects of relativity can be found in the works of
Lorentz and PoincarГ© and many parts of satyagraha can be found in the teachings of Christ and
Tolstoy amongst
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Incarceration In Anwrica
participation, ennploynwnt discrinnina(ion, due process under the law, and equal education (
Meany 7 ) . The national association [ Ol the advanccnwnt of colorccl people had an significant
impact on the racial tensions growing in Anwrica during 1 due to the effects of the Civil Rights
Movelncnt having a negative and positive change in Arncrican society.
In the United States incarceration is inevitable for most americans, this dilemma has created mass
incarceration throughout the country. Almost 30 years ago there were over
300,000 Americans in prison, more than half of that number were minorities ( Michelle 44 ) . The
United states has the highest ratc of incarceration in the world mostly duc to drug and murder
convictions. For many decades
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participation, ennploynwnt discrinnina(ion, due process under the law, and equal education (
Meany 7 ) . The national association [ Ol the advanccnwnt of colorccl people had an significant
impact on the racial tensions growing in Anwrica during 1 due to the effects of the Civil Rights
Movelncnt having a negative and positive change in Arncrican society.
In the United States incarceration is inevitable for most americans, this dilemma has created mass
incarceration throughout the country. Almost 30 years ago there were over
300,000 Americans in prison, more than half of that number were minorities ( Michelle 44 ) . The
United states has the highest ratc of incarceration in the world mostly duc to drug and murder
convictions. For many decades
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Experiment At A Small Midwestern University
Method Participants The participants were 21 (19 female and two male) undergraduate students
enrolled in a general psychology laboratory class at a small Midwestern university. The
participants were selected by convenience sampling, and they received a grade for participating
in and completing the experiment. Each participant completed the experiment, and the
participants were separated into two groups. The first group consisted of 10 participants that
listened to music first, whereas the second group consisted of 11 participants that conversed
with the passenger first. The experimental session lasted approximately 1 hr and 30 min.
Materials Prior to the experiment, a paper survey was given to each participant. The questions
asked were number of years of driving experience, number of days since last drove, number of
hours slept the previous night, and number of cups of coffee drank. The participants were also
asked their self rated attention on a 10 point scale, if they had any conditions that could impair
driving, and if they were taking any medications that could impair driving. The experiment took
place in one of the psychology department rooms, where a table and two chairs were set up. On
the table, there was a green and brown reaction time box that provided three spaces for light.
Also, on the table was a red and black gaming steering wheel. Below the table, a black brake pedal
was on the left. Masking tape marked where the gas pedal would have been was on the right
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Method Participants The participants were 21 (19 female and two male) undergraduate students
enrolled in a general psychology laboratory class at a small Midwestern university. The
participants were selected by convenience sampling, and they received a grade for participating
in and completing the experiment. Each participant completed the experiment, and the
participants were separated into two groups. The first group consisted of 10 participants that
listened to music first, whereas the second group consisted of 11 participants that conversed
with the passenger first. The experimental session lasted approximately 1 hr and 30 min.
Materials Prior to the experiment, a paper survey was given to each participant. The questions
asked were number of years of driving experience, number of days since last drove, number of
hours slept the previous night, and number of cups of coffee drank. The participants were also
asked their self rated attention on a 10 point scale, if they had any conditions that could impair
driving, and if they were taking any medications that could impair driving. The experiment took
place in one of the psychology department rooms, where a table and two chairs were set up. On
the table, there was a green and brown reaction time box that provided three spaces for light.
Also, on the table was a red and black gaming steering wheel. Below the table, a black brake pedal
was on the left. Masking tape marked where the gas pedal would have been was on the right
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Example Of Pestle
PESTLE analysis focus on the external factors that directly or indirectly affect the work and
progress of the company in the marketplace. It highlights different factors associated with the
analytical tool that would affect the business of the company and help them formulate their
working policies in regards of these factors. The PESTLE analysis consists of political, economic,
social, technological, legal and environmental factors that affect the work and performance of the
company (Das, 2015).
Figure 1: PESTLE Political Factors
The governmental policies affect the work of the companies like Learn2Drive on different levels
for instance; inflation rate of the country would affect the work and business of the company. In
addition, the increasing fare rates and transportation policies would also affect the business of the
company (Das, 2015).
Economic Factors
The recovering economy of the UK is one of the main concerns for the business companies the
recession and inflation rate of the country directly affect the income rate of ... Show more content on
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These laws include the consumer law, competition law, employment law, and health and safety
legislation (Das, 2015).
Environmental Factors
Environmental factors directly affect the companies linked with transportation and travel industry
as the people prefers to switch their transportation vehicles to environmental friendly transport
sources that directly decline the use of cars especially in the UK. People living in the UK prefer to
travel via bicycle or hybrid cars (Das, 2015).
Porter s Five Forces
Porter s five forces is based on five different forces related to the internal and external environment
of the company that further help the management of the company to formulate their work strategy to
maintain their competitive advantage over other company working in the same sector (Wright, et
al., 2013).
Figure 2: Porter s Five Forces Threat of Potential
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PESTLE analysis focus on the external factors that directly or indirectly affect the work and
progress of the company in the marketplace. It highlights different factors associated with the
analytical tool that would affect the business of the company and help them formulate their
working policies in regards of these factors. The PESTLE analysis consists of political, economic,
social, technological, legal and environmental factors that affect the work and performance of the
company (Das, 2015).
Figure 1: PESTLE Political Factors
The governmental policies affect the work of the companies like Learn2Drive on different levels
for instance; inflation rate of the country would affect the work and business of the company. In
addition, the increasing fare rates and transportation policies would also affect the business of the
company (Das, 2015).
Economic Factors
The recovering economy of the UK is one of the main concerns for the business companies the
recession and inflation rate of the country directly affect the income rate of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
These laws include the consumer law, competition law, employment law, and health and safety
legislation (Das, 2015).
Environmental Factors
Environmental factors directly affect the companies linked with transportation and travel industry
as the people prefers to switch their transportation vehicles to environmental friendly transport
sources that directly decline the use of cars especially in the UK. People living in the UK prefer to
travel via bicycle or hybrid cars (Das, 2015).
Porter s Five Forces
Porter s five forces is based on five different forces related to the internal and external environment
of the company that further help the management of the company to formulate their work strategy to
maintain their competitive advantage over other company working in the same sector (Wright, et
al., 2013).
Figure 2: Porter s Five Forces Threat of Potential
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The Ruth Funk Center For Textile Arts
Exhibition Review For our exhibition review, our class visited the Ruth Funk Center for Textile
Arts on Wednesday September 21st. This semester the exhibition being presented is
Transformers: re contextualizing our material culture, the exhibition is curated by China Marx.
The artists shown in the exhibit are: Garry Noland, Gerry Trilling, and Julie Peppito. I have
never truly analyzed art before, and a textile museum was the last place I pictured myself at
Florida Tech. As soon as I walked in I felt like I was in a whole different world. There were
beautiful pieces of handmade jewelry, and scarves for sale all over the walls and shelves. The
walls were pure white, and looked very modern. Banners hung from the second floor ceiling
down to the ground behind the desk. The banners read Ruth Funk Center for Textile Arts. I knew
this exhibition was going to be beautiful as soon as I walked in, and I was right. The exhibition
beautifully showed how one can view different aspects of life and demonstrated the necessity of
reusing waste and finding beauty and detail in everything around us. The first piece that jumped
out at me was by Garry Noland, it was sitting on the ground and looked like three beautiful shiny
rocks that were dipped in gold paint. Upon greater observation I realized that they weren t rocks
at all, they were pieces of dirty used Styrofoam with brand new shiny gold duct tape on top. The
piece had three main parts. The smallest piece, which was pale orange and had
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Exhibition Review For our exhibition review, our class visited the Ruth Funk Center for Textile
Arts on Wednesday September 21st. This semester the exhibition being presented is
Transformers: re contextualizing our material culture, the exhibition is curated by China Marx.
The artists shown in the exhibit are: Garry Noland, Gerry Trilling, and Julie Peppito. I have
never truly analyzed art before, and a textile museum was the last place I pictured myself at
Florida Tech. As soon as I walked in I felt like I was in a whole different world. There were
beautiful pieces of handmade jewelry, and scarves for sale all over the walls and shelves. The
walls were pure white, and looked very modern. Banners hung from the second floor ceiling
down to the ground behind the desk. The banners read Ruth Funk Center for Textile Arts. I knew
this exhibition was going to be beautiful as soon as I walked in, and I was right. The exhibition
beautifully showed how one can view different aspects of life and demonstrated the necessity of
reusing waste and finding beauty and detail in everything around us. The first piece that jumped
out at me was by Garry Noland, it was sitting on the ground and looked like three beautiful shiny
rocks that were dipped in gold paint. Upon greater observation I realized that they weren t rocks
at all, they were pieces of dirty used Styrofoam with brand new shiny gold duct tape on top. The
piece had three main parts. The smallest piece, which was pale orange and had
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The New Heaven And New Earth Essay
Topic: The New Heaven and New Earth
Text: Rev. 21:1 8
Need: All of us always look eagerly for something that is much better, especially a kind of life that
free from burdens, deceases, struggles and hardships. Can we look forward to that kind of life or
is it just a fantasy? As we study eschatology, God s children can really look for this better life
much better, compared to any kind of world s betterment. But, when are we going to attain that
kind of life? Yes, God is going to create the new heaven and the new earth everything new. How the
new heaven and the new earth will be to God s children? They will be a place of ...
1.A holy environment (vv1 2)
пѓ John is speaking here of the physical creation, a new creation, a new heaven and a ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In writing about heaven, the Puritan pastor, Richard Baxter, asked his readers, Why are not our
hearts continually there? Why dwell we not there in constant contemplation? . . . Bend thy soul to
study eternity; busy it about the life to come; habituate thyself to such contemplations, and let not
these thoughts be seldom or cursory, but settle upon them; bathe thy soul in heavenly delights.
Therefore, as God s children we have to learn to do them here Psa.27:4.
3.A holy resource (vv5 7)
пѓ I make all things new all that benefits the righteous. Only Jesus Christ is able to make
everything new. New wine, new heart, new spirit, new man, new heaven and new earth. All these
were created as new for man s benefits. The creation was made good and new for men to have
eternal fellowship with God.
пѓ In the NT Jesus invited everyone to come to Him for rest, to quench their thirst, for safety and
for all. He is the abundant resources and in Him there is no lacking of anything.
пѓ In verse 6, it says that He is the Alpha and Omega a God that is present eternally. He gives the
water of life freely to all those are thirsty. Earthly fountain may dry up, but God created fountain
will never dry
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Topic: The New Heaven and New Earth
Text: Rev. 21:1 8
Need: All of us always look eagerly for something that is much better, especially a kind of life that
free from burdens, deceases, struggles and hardships. Can we look forward to that kind of life or
is it just a fantasy? As we study eschatology, God s children can really look for this better life
much better, compared to any kind of world s betterment. But, when are we going to attain that
kind of life? Yes, God is going to create the new heaven and the new earth everything new. How the
new heaven and the new earth will be to God s children? They will be a place of ...
1.A holy environment (vv1 2)
пѓ John is speaking here of the physical creation, a new creation, a new heaven and a ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In writing about heaven, the Puritan pastor, Richard Baxter, asked his readers, Why are not our
hearts continually there? Why dwell we not there in constant contemplation? . . . Bend thy soul to
study eternity; busy it about the life to come; habituate thyself to such contemplations, and let not
these thoughts be seldom or cursory, but settle upon them; bathe thy soul in heavenly delights.
Therefore, as God s children we have to learn to do them here Psa.27:4.
3.A holy resource (vv5 7)
пѓ I make all things new all that benefits the righteous. Only Jesus Christ is able to make
everything new. New wine, new heart, new spirit, new man, new heaven and new earth. All these
were created as new for man s benefits. The creation was made good and new for men to have
eternal fellowship with God.
пѓ In the NT Jesus invited everyone to come to Him for rest, to quench their thirst, for safety and
for all. He is the abundant resources and in Him there is no lacking of anything.
пѓ In verse 6, it says that He is the Alpha and Omega a God that is present eternally. He gives the
water of life freely to all those are thirsty. Earthly fountain may dry up, but God created fountain
will never dry
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What Is The Accuracy Of A Lie Detector
Accuracy of lie Detectors
Without knowing what lie detectors are and how they work, it is very difficult to understand them
completely. First off, lie detectors are actually called polygraph tests and they use several
psychological indicators to determine if someone is lying or not when they are answering a series
of questions. Blood pressure, heart rate, breathing rate, perspiration rate, and the conductivity of
their skin are all factors the polygraph test uses as indicators. The test measures blood pressure and
heart rate by a blood pressure cuff attached to some kind of digital equipment. The respiratory rate
is recorded using two pneumographs connected to the digital equipment, which are just basically
rubber tubes filled with air. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of these cases include the interrogations of Ryan Brunn. In the case where Ryan
Brunn was questioned, he lied and failed. He denied lying and was then administered another
test, where he confessed that he had killed 7 year old Jorelys Rivera. He realized that the he
could not pass the test unless he confessed, which he did. He confessed to raping the girl, cutting
her throat, wrapping her in a garbage bag, and dumping her body into a trash compactor. Another
example of a case that has been solved by the polygraph test is the murders of Skyla Whitaker
and Taylor Paschal Placker. These two women were murdered by Kevin Sweat, who had agreed
to take a polygraph test because he thought he could outsmart the test. During his interrogation,
police discovered that he had burned the bodies on his father s land. When the police went to
investigate, they found the burned remains of his fiancee and .40 caliber shell casings. On the
contrary, there are also many cases that have used the lie detector test in which they were not
accurate. A case where the polygraph test has been proven wrong would include the interrogation
of Gary Leon Ridgway. In 1984 he was accused of murdering 48 women and he passed the
polygraph test. Later, after DNA confirmed his criminal activities Gary confessed to murdering
almost twice the number of women and girls he was initially accused of killing. If the court would
have
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Accuracy of lie Detectors
Without knowing what lie detectors are and how they work, it is very difficult to understand them
completely. First off, lie detectors are actually called polygraph tests and they use several
psychological indicators to determine if someone is lying or not when they are answering a series
of questions. Blood pressure, heart rate, breathing rate, perspiration rate, and the conductivity of
their skin are all factors the polygraph test uses as indicators. The test measures blood pressure and
heart rate by a blood pressure cuff attached to some kind of digital equipment. The respiratory rate
is recorded using two pneumographs connected to the digital equipment, which are just basically
rubber tubes filled with air. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of these cases include the interrogations of Ryan Brunn. In the case where Ryan
Brunn was questioned, he lied and failed. He denied lying and was then administered another
test, where he confessed that he had killed 7 year old Jorelys Rivera. He realized that the he
could not pass the test unless he confessed, which he did. He confessed to raping the girl, cutting
her throat, wrapping her in a garbage bag, and dumping her body into a trash compactor. Another
example of a case that has been solved by the polygraph test is the murders of Skyla Whitaker
and Taylor Paschal Placker. These two women were murdered by Kevin Sweat, who had agreed
to take a polygraph test because he thought he could outsmart the test. During his interrogation,
police discovered that he had burned the bodies on his father s land. When the police went to
investigate, they found the burned remains of his fiancee and .40 caliber shell casings. On the
contrary, there are also many cases that have used the lie detector test in which they were not
accurate. A case where the polygraph test has been proven wrong would include the interrogation
of Gary Leon Ridgway. In 1984 he was accused of murdering 48 women and he passed the
polygraph test. Later, after DNA confirmed his criminal activities Gary confessed to murdering
almost twice the number of women and girls he was initially accused of killing. If the court would
have
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Stochastic Model
3.1 Deterministic models There are two types of model that we are going to look at, firstly the
deterministic model and then the stochastic model. [23]A deterministic model is used in a situation
where the result can be established straightforwardly from a series of conditions. It has no
stochastic elements and both the input and the outputs are determined conclusively. On the other
hand a stochastic model is one where the cause and effect relationship is stochastically or randomly
determined. Therefore the system having stochastic element is generally not solved analytically
and hence there are several cases for which it is difficult to build an intuitive perspective. When
simulating a stochastic model a random number is usually generated... Show more content on
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This is illustrated in figure 3 below. The chain ladder method explicitly relies on the assumption
that the expected cumulative losses settled up to and including the development year divided by
the expected cumulative claims losses settled up to and including the previous development year
hold for all claim occurrence years. 3.1.4. ALoss development data Let us consider a range of
risks and assume that each claim of the portfolio is settled either in the accident year or in the
following n development years. The data can be modelled by cumulative losses and incremental
losses. 3.1.4. BIncremental losses Let CI,J where i, j Ж ђ{1.2...n} (a) represent incremental losses
of accident year i which is settled with a delay of j years and therefore in development year j. Let
us also assume that incremental losses C I, j are observable for calendar years i + J ≤ n and are
non observable for calendar years i + J в‰ Ґ n + 1. The runoff triangle below shows the incremental
losses for accident years 2000 developing over 10 years. In this case the incremental loss for 2000
development year 5 (C2000,5) is given by 89837.06 12345678910
20002469858384112485616058983736174225254820619747
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3.1 Deterministic models There are two types of model that we are going to look at, firstly the
deterministic model and then the stochastic model. [23]A deterministic model is used in a situation
where the result can be established straightforwardly from a series of conditions. It has no
stochastic elements and both the input and the outputs are determined conclusively. On the other
hand a stochastic model is one where the cause and effect relationship is stochastically or randomly
determined. Therefore the system having stochastic element is generally not solved analytically
and hence there are several cases for which it is difficult to build an intuitive perspective. When
simulating a stochastic model a random number is usually generated... Show more content on
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This is illustrated in figure 3 below. The chain ladder method explicitly relies on the assumption
that the expected cumulative losses settled up to and including the development year divided by
the expected cumulative claims losses settled up to and including the previous development year
hold for all claim occurrence years. 3.1.4. ALoss development data Let us consider a range of
risks and assume that each claim of the portfolio is settled either in the accident year or in the
following n development years. The data can be modelled by cumulative losses and incremental
losses. 3.1.4. BIncremental losses Let CI,J where i, j Ж ђ{1.2...n} (a) represent incremental losses
of accident year i which is settled with a delay of j years and therefore in development year j. Let
us also assume that incremental losses C I, j are observable for calendar years i + J ≤ n and are
non observable for calendar years i + J в‰ Ґ n + 1. The runoff triangle below shows the incremental
losses for accident years 2000 developing over 10 years. In this case the incremental loss for 2000
development year 5 (C2000,5) is given by 89837.06 12345678910
20002469858384112485616058983736174225254820619747
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Broadband Application Provider s View on FCC Rules for...
Representing Broadband Application Provider s view on FCC rules for preserving the open internet
Executive Summary
This policy brief puts forward the point of view of the Broadband application provider regarding
the open internet rules proposed by the FCC. The broadband application providers support the open
internet rules, which states that the internet should be transparent and the access to it should be
blocking and free from unreasonable discrimination. This rules will allow broadband application
providers to provide their content to all the users without unnecessary blocking by the ISPs. This
policy brief first describes the FCC s idea of the open internet. Secondly, it describes the problems
faced by the broadband application ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the open internet, people can communicate freely with others, transmit and receive information
of their choice, and develop and use applications of their own choice. This is sometimes, also
referred to as Net Neutrality or Network Neutrality .
b) FCC s idea of open internet.
On December 21, 2010, FCC adopted some rules to preserve the openness of the internet [4].
This Open Internet Order of 2010 divides internet access into two classes i.e., fixed line
providers and wireless providers. The order is more aggressive towards fixed line broadband
providers as compared to wireless providers. The rules were formulated to prevent ISP s from
carrying out unlawful practices in blocking the access to the content.
This FCC s idea of open internet follows three specific rules
1. Transparency:
FCC suggests that fixed and mobile broadband providers should publicly disclose accurate
information about the network management practices, performance characteristics, and terms and
conditions of their broadband services. The disclosure should contain all the information necessary
for the consumers to make suitable choices for buying content, service and application [5].
However, the service provider does not need to disclose any security information or competitively
sensitive information [5].
2. Blocking:
FCC suggests that fixed broadband providers should not block consumer from accessing any lawful
content, services, applications or non harmful devices. It also suggests
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Representing Broadband Application Provider s view on FCC rules for preserving the open internet
Executive Summary
This policy brief puts forward the point of view of the Broadband application provider regarding
the open internet rules proposed by the FCC. The broadband application providers support the open
internet rules, which states that the internet should be transparent and the access to it should be
blocking and free from unreasonable discrimination. This rules will allow broadband application
providers to provide their content to all the users without unnecessary blocking by the ISPs. This
policy brief first describes the FCC s idea of the open internet. Secondly, it describes the problems
faced by the broadband application ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the open internet, people can communicate freely with others, transmit and receive information
of their choice, and develop and use applications of their own choice. This is sometimes, also
referred to as Net Neutrality or Network Neutrality .
b) FCC s idea of open internet.
On December 21, 2010, FCC adopted some rules to preserve the openness of the internet [4].
This Open Internet Order of 2010 divides internet access into two classes i.e., fixed line
providers and wireless providers. The order is more aggressive towards fixed line broadband
providers as compared to wireless providers. The rules were formulated to prevent ISP s from
carrying out unlawful practices in blocking the access to the content.
This FCC s idea of open internet follows three specific rules
1. Transparency:
FCC suggests that fixed and mobile broadband providers should publicly disclose accurate
information about the network management practices, performance characteristics, and terms and
conditions of their broadband services. The disclosure should contain all the information necessary
for the consumers to make suitable choices for buying content, service and application [5].
However, the service provider does not need to disclose any security information or competitively
sensitive information [5].
2. Blocking:
FCC suggests that fixed broadband providers should not block consumer from accessing any lawful
content, services, applications or non harmful devices. It also suggests
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Role Of Female Nature In Frankenstein
In the novel Frankenstein, the author Mary Shelley reinforced the role of female nature in a book
that is predominantly male oriented. The female character is an underlying feature throughout the
whole novel. For example, when Victor Frankenstein created his Monster from dead body parts, he
disregarded the laws of femalereproduction. Both Anne K. Mellor and Jonathon Bate argue that
Victor defiled the feminine naturewhen he created his Monster from unnatural means. Mellor
argued in her essay, Possessing Nature: The Female in Frankenstein, that Victor eliminated the
necessity to have females at all (355). There will not be a need for females if new beings are
created in a laboratory. The disruption of mother nature is one of the novel s original sins (479).
In Bate s essay, Frankenstein and the State of Nature, he argued that Victor Frankenstein broke the
balance between female principles of maternity and mother nature (477). Frankenstein broke
nature and undermined the role of females. The argument of Mellor was more persuasive than
the discussion of Bate because she was able to provide more evidence that Victor Frankenstein
dishonored the role of female nature. In Mary Shelley s novel, nature plays a vital role in the
development of the plot. Nature is considered a female part because Mother Nature is the
collective personification of life. Nature is life bearing and nurturing, as females are to their
offspring. In spite of nature being feminine, Victor
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In the novel Frankenstein, the author Mary Shelley reinforced the role of female nature in a book
that is predominantly male oriented. The female character is an underlying feature throughout the
whole novel. For example, when Victor Frankenstein created his Monster from dead body parts, he
disregarded the laws of femalereproduction. Both Anne K. Mellor and Jonathon Bate argue that
Victor defiled the feminine naturewhen he created his Monster from unnatural means. Mellor
argued in her essay, Possessing Nature: The Female in Frankenstein, that Victor eliminated the
necessity to have females at all (355). There will not be a need for females if new beings are
created in a laboratory. The disruption of mother nature is one of the novel s original sins (479).
In Bate s essay, Frankenstein and the State of Nature, he argued that Victor Frankenstein broke the
balance between female principles of maternity and mother nature (477). Frankenstein broke
nature and undermined the role of females. The argument of Mellor was more persuasive than
the discussion of Bate because she was able to provide more evidence that Victor Frankenstein
dishonored the role of female nature. In Mary Shelley s novel, nature plays a vital role in the
development of the plot. Nature is considered a female part because Mother Nature is the
collective personification of life. Nature is life bearing and nurturing, as females are to their
offspring. In spite of nature being feminine, Victor
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The Causes and Effects of Global Recession.
INTRODUCTION
Here a definition a recession as well a global recession is mentioned. Some causes and effects has
been listed. Due to recession occurring, I have identified the effects of recession based on Tesco.
The causes and effects of global recession.
Global financial crisis, increasing for a while, began to show its results in the mid of 2007 into
2008. Worldwide stock markets have subsided, financial institutions have dropped and governments
in even the richest nations have had to develop packages to assist their financial organizations.
Recession is defined as a slowdown of activities in the economy over a time. The major effect of
recession is Inflation as well as currency crisis. A decrease in income may be another ... Show more
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A decrease in world GDP occurred in many countries, specifically in developing countries.
Imports have also declined significantly in importing countries. This was obvious in countries
such as China, Taiwan, Mexico, Egypt and Russia. it was stated that GDP fell to 3.8% in the
U.S. The impact of recession on employment may not be felt for some time. Investigation in
Britain shows that low skilled, low educated workers and the immature are in a weak position to
unemployment in a downturn. It took Britain five years for unemployment to go back to its
initial levels. From 2000 to 2003, the Federal Reserve lowered their target rates. They then
raised the funds rate significantly between July 2004 and July 2006. This added to an increase
in number of years to the adjustable rate mortgage rates and made it more expensive for
homeowners. As a result, this may have also contributed to the deflating of the housing bubble.
Gross Domestic Product declined at an in the last two years in the United States. When GDP
collapses, economic growth will also plunge. This is as a result of fewer goods being
manufactured and therefore the rate of exports will reduce. It is said that when exports decrease, it
will not have sufficient funds to accommodate any growth in the economy what so ever. As a
result in the decline in GDP, employment rate will sooner or later begin to drop. As a result of the
credit crunch, consumers have less purchasing power therefore
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INTRODUCTION
Here a definition a recession as well a global recession is mentioned. Some causes and effects has
been listed. Due to recession occurring, I have identified the effects of recession based on Tesco.
The causes and effects of global recession.
Global financial crisis, increasing for a while, began to show its results in the mid of 2007 into
2008. Worldwide stock markets have subsided, financial institutions have dropped and governments
in even the richest nations have had to develop packages to assist their financial organizations.
Recession is defined as a slowdown of activities in the economy over a time. The major effect of
recession is Inflation as well as currency crisis. A decrease in income may be another ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
A decrease in world GDP occurred in many countries, specifically in developing countries.
Imports have also declined significantly in importing countries. This was obvious in countries
such as China, Taiwan, Mexico, Egypt and Russia. it was stated that GDP fell to 3.8% in the
U.S. The impact of recession on employment may not be felt for some time. Investigation in
Britain shows that low skilled, low educated workers and the immature are in a weak position to
unemployment in a downturn. It took Britain five years for unemployment to go back to its
initial levels. From 2000 to 2003, the Federal Reserve lowered their target rates. They then
raised the funds rate significantly between July 2004 and July 2006. This added to an increase
in number of years to the adjustable rate mortgage rates and made it more expensive for
homeowners. As a result, this may have also contributed to the deflating of the housing bubble.
Gross Domestic Product declined at an in the last two years in the United States. When GDP
collapses, economic growth will also plunge. This is as a result of fewer goods being
manufactured and therefore the rate of exports will reduce. It is said that when exports decrease, it
will not have sufficient funds to accommodate any growth in the economy what so ever. As a
result in the decline in GDP, employment rate will sooner or later begin to drop. As a result of the
credit crunch, consumers have less purchasing power therefore
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Benefits of a Baccalaureate Education in Nursing Nurses...
Benefits of a Baccalaureate Education in Nursing Benefits of a Baccalaureate Education in
Nursing Nurses that complete nursing school at a baccalaureate degree level will be more
prepared and have higher competency levels than nurses graduating from an ADN program. Grand
Canyon University follows the guidelines from the American Association of College of Nursing
(AACN) for the curriculum regarding the nursing education, including the RN BSN program.
(Grand Canyon University College of Nursing Philosophy, 2011) The American Association of
Colleges of Nursing (AACN) fact sheet (Creating a More Highly Qualified Nursing Workforce,
October 2012) talks about how baccalaureate nurses have more positive outcomes than an associate
degree... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The baccalaureate student learns to apply nursing theory. Baccalaureate nurses have been shown
to provide better patient care. (Aiken, Clarke, Sloane, Lake and Cheney, 2008) (deback, 1986)
noted that more educated nurses act independently, take responsibilities for judgment and take
on advocacy roles. Less educated nurses are so content driven, that they cannot guide their
nursing care beyond what is text book or has been taught in school. The following is an example
of the above: Mr. Doe has just been admitted to your floor for the third time in two months. He is
a brittle diabetic and each admission he comes in with ketoacidosis. An ADN would treat them
per protocol and doctor s orders. In three days he is discharged with hopes he won t be back
again within a week. Take the BSN and give them the same patient/scenario. He/she would treat
the ketoacidosis just like the ADN. The baccalaureate nurse is able to go even further. They would
be able to see that this man has had 3 admissions in 2 months and realize there is a problem and
would look for a solution to correct the problem with the end result, decreasing so many admissions
to the hospital (for the same problem.) iom. (2003). Mentions different functions that a
baccalaureate nurse is prepared to do. These functions all tie in with the nursing metaparadigm of
person, environment, health and nursing practice. A baccalaureate nurse, for instance, is taught to
treat the person as a whole, from
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Benefits of a Baccalaureate Education in Nursing Benefits of a Baccalaureate Education in
Nursing Nurses that complete nursing school at a baccalaureate degree level will be more
prepared and have higher competency levels than nurses graduating from an ADN program. Grand
Canyon University follows the guidelines from the American Association of College of Nursing
(AACN) for the curriculum regarding the nursing education, including the RN BSN program.
(Grand Canyon University College of Nursing Philosophy, 2011) The American Association of
Colleges of Nursing (AACN) fact sheet (Creating a More Highly Qualified Nursing Workforce,
October 2012) talks about how baccalaureate nurses have more positive outcomes than an associate
degree... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The baccalaureate student learns to apply nursing theory. Baccalaureate nurses have been shown
to provide better patient care. (Aiken, Clarke, Sloane, Lake and Cheney, 2008) (deback, 1986)
noted that more educated nurses act independently, take responsibilities for judgment and take
on advocacy roles. Less educated nurses are so content driven, that they cannot guide their
nursing care beyond what is text book or has been taught in school. The following is an example
of the above: Mr. Doe has just been admitted to your floor for the third time in two months. He is
a brittle diabetic and each admission he comes in with ketoacidosis. An ADN would treat them
per protocol and doctor s orders. In three days he is discharged with hopes he won t be back
again within a week. Take the BSN and give them the same patient/scenario. He/she would treat
the ketoacidosis just like the ADN. The baccalaureate nurse is able to go even further. They would
be able to see that this man has had 3 admissions in 2 months and realize there is a problem and
would look for a solution to correct the problem with the end result, decreasing so many admissions
to the hospital (for the same problem.) iom. (2003). Mentions different functions that a
baccalaureate nurse is prepared to do. These functions all tie in with the nursing metaparadigm of
person, environment, health and nursing practice. A baccalaureate nurse, for instance, is taught to
treat the person as a whole, from
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Private Key Infrastructure Advantages And Disadvantages
Q1:
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a popular encryption and authentication approach used by both
small businesses and large enterprises for exchanging information based on, it make securely
exchange data over networks such as the Internet and verify the identity of the other party. The
foundation of a PKI is the certificate authority (CA), which issues digital certificates that
authenticate the identity of organizations and individuals over a public system such as the Internet,
and the certificates also used to sign messages, ensures messages are not been tampered.
There are Components for the PKI or Public Key Infrastructure. Below there are the components
and the explanation of it ..
1: Digital Certificates
Digital certificates (public key certificates, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Its data conversion uses a mathematical algorithm along with a secret key, which results in the
inability to make sense out of a message. Symmetric encrpytion is a two way algorithm because the
mathematical algorithm is reversed when decrypting the message along with using the same secret
key.
Symmetric encryption is also known as private key encryption and secure key encryption.
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SYMMETRIC encryption
ADVANTAGES
пЂЄпЂA symmetric Encryption is faster.
пЂЄпЂIn Symmetric Encryption, encrypted data can be transferred on the link even if there is a
possibility that the data will be intercepted. Since there is no key transmiited with the data, the
chances of data being decrypted are null.
пЂЄпЂA symmetric Encryption uses password authentication to prove the receiver s identity.
пЂЄA system only which possesses the secret key can decrypt a message.
DISADVANTAGES
пЂЄпЂSymmetric Encryption have a problem of key transportation. The secret key is to be
transmitted to the receiving system before the actual message is to be transmitted. Every means of
electronic communication is insecure as it
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Q1:
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a popular encryption and authentication approach used by both
small businesses and large enterprises for exchanging information based on, it make securely
exchange data over networks such as the Internet and verify the identity of the other party. The
foundation of a PKI is the certificate authority (CA), which issues digital certificates that
authenticate the identity of organizations and individuals over a public system such as the Internet,
and the certificates also used to sign messages, ensures messages are not been tampered.
There are Components for the PKI or Public Key Infrastructure. Below there are the components
and the explanation of it ..
1: Digital Certificates
Digital certificates (public key certificates, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Its data conversion uses a mathematical algorithm along with a secret key, which results in the
inability to make sense out of a message. Symmetric encrpytion is a two way algorithm because the
mathematical algorithm is reversed when decrypting the message along with using the same secret
key.
Symmetric encryption is also known as private key encryption and secure key encryption.
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SYMMETRIC encryption
ADVANTAGES
пЂЄпЂA symmetric Encryption is faster.
пЂЄпЂIn Symmetric Encryption, encrypted data can be transferred on the link even if there is a
possibility that the data will be intercepted. Since there is no key transmiited with the data, the
chances of data being decrypted are null.
пЂЄпЂA symmetric Encryption uses password authentication to prove the receiver s identity.
пЂЄA system only which possesses the secret key can decrypt a message.
DISADVANTAGES
пЂЄпЂSymmetric Encryption have a problem of key transportation. The secret key is to be
transmitted to the receiving system before the actual message is to be transmitted. Every means of
electronic communication is insecure as it
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The Stereotypes Of Eduardo Medina
When we see a guy wearing eye liner, a black skinny jeans, dark colored shirt, and converse
shoes, we usually label him as an emo or a goth or even a devil worshipper . We think of an emo
as a gloomy, depressed, self harming, and a bad influence type of person, but it is not always the
truth. A shy friend of mine, named Eduardo Medina, can be considered as a deviant or the one that
does not fit the stereotypical attitude of an emo. During our time in high school, he spends his time
hanging out with my other friends and I and even though he is not the talkative type, he seems to
be comfortable with us as he cracks a smile and ecstatically laughs at our jokes and his own jokes
(Inciong). He does not fit the description of the typical emo , but yet he presents himself
physically as one and it makes one wonder, why is he like that?
Eduardo Medina is a 19 year old Mexican who is currently a freshman pursuing digital arts major
at Merced Community College. He is five foot four inches ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Classmates will do the same thing but when they introduce themselves to me, they talk like if I
m from another country or something. Ex: do you, like, listen to other music? How do you
understand that? Do you want to talk to me about your problems? Why are you like this all the
times? basically, don t question me and just be friends with me (Medina). He would also get
bullied by others because he is considered abnormal. Even though during this time, he is
considered a stereotypical emo, he liked things that are not a stereotypical emo would like, which
surprises a lot of people. Although, he likes black, he likes other colors but except yellow and
orange, because he finds them attractive. Aside from heavy metal, he also listens to classic music,
K pop, rap, and
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When we see a guy wearing eye liner, a black skinny jeans, dark colored shirt, and converse
shoes, we usually label him as an emo or a goth or even a devil worshipper . We think of an emo
as a gloomy, depressed, self harming, and a bad influence type of person, but it is not always the
truth. A shy friend of mine, named Eduardo Medina, can be considered as a deviant or the one that
does not fit the stereotypical attitude of an emo. During our time in high school, he spends his time
hanging out with my other friends and I and even though he is not the talkative type, he seems to
be comfortable with us as he cracks a smile and ecstatically laughs at our jokes and his own jokes
(Inciong). He does not fit the description of the typical emo , but yet he presents himself
physically as one and it makes one wonder, why is he like that?
Eduardo Medina is a 19 year old Mexican who is currently a freshman pursuing digital arts major
at Merced Community College. He is five foot four inches ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Classmates will do the same thing but when they introduce themselves to me, they talk like if I
m from another country or something. Ex: do you, like, listen to other music? How do you
understand that? Do you want to talk to me about your problems? Why are you like this all the
times? basically, don t question me and just be friends with me (Medina). He would also get
bullied by others because he is considered abnormal. Even though during this time, he is
considered a stereotypical emo, he liked things that are not a stereotypical emo would like, which
surprises a lot of people. Although, he likes black, he likes other colors but except yellow and
orange, because he finds them attractive. Aside from heavy metal, he also listens to classic music,
K pop, rap, and
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Closed Loop System
Ernestine Brown
01 16 17
Module 6 DQ2: When viewing a team as a closed loop system, each member becomes dependent
on the next. How does this dependency influence the dynamics of a team, specifically from a
systems perspective?
One of the disadvantages of working within a closed loop system is that when a part of the system
is not performing, it affects the dynamics of the entire teams. For instance, a thermostat works with
a furnace to control room temperature is a perfect example of a closed loop system (Stead, Gregg,
Jirjis, 2011). The objective of the thermostat is to control the desired organization/homeroom
temperature. When the adjustment panel that turns the system off and on malfunction, it directly
impacts the entire room temperature. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In academic institutions, when a student of the project underperforms, it impacts the entire student
class body. According to Grand Canyon University (2013) research, closed loop system interdepend
on each system, they complement, shared, and learn from each other. A closed loop system team
interacts with a learning organization through the deliverables, the daily involvement in the
process, and the involvement of an active working leader. Mujtaba and Thomas (2005) asserted that
values driven management is one critical application of the system thinking paradigm where
decisions are analyzed regarding its total impact from a holistic approach. Learning closed loop
systems and applying systems thinking concept is a critical leadership and organizational skill
necessary in a learning organization (Mujtaba and Thomas, 2005). Leaders should search for means
to deal with workplace complexity because, it natural for them to turn to the foundations and
practices of systems theory, to see the impact of each generation on the success of learning
organizations, to effectively maneuver through the changing landscape (Mujtaba and Thomas,
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Ernestine Brown
01 16 17
Module 6 DQ2: When viewing a team as a closed loop system, each member becomes dependent
on the next. How does this dependency influence the dynamics of a team, specifically from a
systems perspective?
One of the disadvantages of working within a closed loop system is that when a part of the system
is not performing, it affects the dynamics of the entire teams. For instance, a thermostat works with
a furnace to control room temperature is a perfect example of a closed loop system (Stead, Gregg,
Jirjis, 2011). The objective of the thermostat is to control the desired organization/homeroom
temperature. When the adjustment panel that turns the system off and on malfunction, it directly
impacts the entire room temperature. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In academic institutions, when a student of the project underperforms, it impacts the entire student
class body. According to Grand Canyon University (2013) research, closed loop system interdepend
on each system, they complement, shared, and learn from each other. A closed loop system team
interacts with a learning organization through the deliverables, the daily involvement in the
process, and the involvement of an active working leader. Mujtaba and Thomas (2005) asserted that
values driven management is one critical application of the system thinking paradigm where
decisions are analyzed regarding its total impact from a holistic approach. Learning closed loop
systems and applying systems thinking concept is a critical leadership and organizational skill
necessary in a learning organization (Mujtaba and Thomas, 2005). Leaders should search for means
to deal with workplace complexity because, it natural for them to turn to the foundations and
practices of systems theory, to see the impact of each generation on the success of learning
organizations, to effectively maneuver through the changing landscape (Mujtaba and Thomas,
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The Caged Bird Analysis
The Caged bird sings was written by an award winning author Maya Angelou. Maya was a civil
rights activist. This book was written in a very controversial time in the United States fighting
over segregation. Maya and her older brother Bailey are only three and four when they are sent
to their paternal grandmother after parents divorce. They would now be living with Annie
Henderson, whom they call momma in rural Stamps, Arkansas. Momma owned the only black
store in the section was the center of the town for African Americans. This helped shape Mayas
view on the world, seeing all these people congregate together in here. When Maya and Bailey
turned eight their father who they don t really know takes them to live with their mother Vivian
in St Louis, Missouri. One night when Vivian is gone Mr. Freeman decides to rape Maya after
she comes back from the store. He is later killed by people associated with Maya s family. Maya
feels guilty about her testimony and the whole thing after. Momma finally gets her to break
through by showing her Mrs. Flowers. She is also very upset when the only dentist in town who
is white will not serve her even though Momma has once lent this guy money to help him out.
Momma decided that they needed to move to California with their mother, Vivian. Maya moves to
Los Angeles, then to Oakland, California where she spends a summer with Dolores and big Bailey
but ends up running away to a junkyard. She comes back to San Francisco and gets past the barriers
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The Caged bird sings was written by an award winning author Maya Angelou. Maya was a civil
rights activist. This book was written in a very controversial time in the United States fighting
over segregation. Maya and her older brother Bailey are only three and four when they are sent
to their paternal grandmother after parents divorce. They would now be living with Annie
Henderson, whom they call momma in rural Stamps, Arkansas. Momma owned the only black
store in the section was the center of the town for African Americans. This helped shape Mayas
view on the world, seeing all these people congregate together in here. When Maya and Bailey
turned eight their father who they don t really know takes them to live with their mother Vivian
in St Louis, Missouri. One night when Vivian is gone Mr. Freeman decides to rape Maya after
she comes back from the store. He is later killed by people associated with Maya s family. Maya
feels guilty about her testimony and the whole thing after. Momma finally gets her to break
through by showing her Mrs. Flowers. She is also very upset when the only dentist in town who
is white will not serve her even though Momma has once lent this guy money to help him out.
Momma decided that they needed to move to California with their mother, Vivian. Maya moves to
Los Angeles, then to Oakland, California where she spends a summer with Dolores and big Bailey
but ends up running away to a junkyard. She comes back to San Francisco and gets past the barriers
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Industrial Revolution Vs Second Industrialization
First, the Industrial Revolution effectively expanded the United States. Without the Industrial
Revolution, railroads would not have come to exist to the extent that they did. Industrialization
allowed the production of huge quantities of rails and of rolling stock to go on those rails. When
railroads spread out across the US, eventually reaching the Pacific, the country s size effectively
increased. Goods from one part of the country could easily be brought to other parts of the country.
This was such an important step in creating a wonderful country.
Second, the Industrial Revolution made cities larger and more important. Before industrialization,
cities had been important as transportation hubs, but had not been major economic engines. During
the Industrial Revolution, cities grew as factories grew faster and attracted workers. The cities also
became more important to the economy because they were the site at which valuable goods were
being produced.
Finally, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many new products were devised, and important advances were made in the system of mass
production. Changes in industry were so great that the period after 1860 has been called the Second
Industrial Revolution. New scientific knowledge was applied to industry as scientists and engineers
unlocked the secrets of physics and chemistry. Great new industries were founded on this scientific
advance: steel, chemicals, and petroleum benefited from new understandings of chemistry;
breakthroughs in the study of electricity and magnetism provided the basis for a large electrical
industry. These new industries were larger and more productive than any industries existing before.
Germany and the United States became the leaders, and by the end of the 19th century they were
challenging Great Britain in the world market for industrial
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First, the Industrial Revolution effectively expanded the United States. Without the Industrial
Revolution, railroads would not have come to exist to the extent that they did. Industrialization
allowed the production of huge quantities of rails and of rolling stock to go on those rails. When
railroads spread out across the US, eventually reaching the Pacific, the country s size effectively
increased. Goods from one part of the country could easily be brought to other parts of the country.
This was such an important step in creating a wonderful country.
Second, the Industrial Revolution made cities larger and more important. Before industrialization,
cities had been important as transportation hubs, but had not been major economic engines. During
the Industrial Revolution, cities grew as factories grew faster and attracted workers. The cities also
became more important to the economy because they were the site at which valuable goods were
being produced.
Finally, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many new products were devised, and important advances were made in the system of mass
production. Changes in industry were so great that the period after 1860 has been called the Second
Industrial Revolution. New scientific knowledge was applied to industry as scientists and engineers
unlocked the secrets of physics and chemistry. Great new industries were founded on this scientific
advance: steel, chemicals, and petroleum benefited from new understandings of chemistry;
breakthroughs in the study of electricity and magnetism provided the basis for a large electrical
industry. These new industries were larger and more productive than any industries existing before.
Germany and the United States became the leaders, and by the end of the 19th century they were
challenging Great Britain in the world market for industrial
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Charleston Southern University History
The History of Charleston Southern University
Cassidy Malchow
Critical Thinking and Writing in Criminal Justice
December 13, 2016 Abstract
This paper explores the history of Charleston Southern University located in the heart of the
Lowcountry in Charleston, South Carolina. With its core Christian values, Charleston Southern
achieves an atmosphere that most universities cannot. The history of this school can be pinpointed
back to 1964 when it was initially founded (University History and Milestones, 2015). The early
years were fairly rough, with low enrollment rates and very few majors being offered (Joslin,
Merkling, Strubel, 2014). However, the university went through countless changes that drove it to
be the successful school that it is today. Now, Charleston Southern University is an academically
excellent school and also a member of the NCAA Division I Big South Conference. This school
started as merely an idea and expanded into a thriving university full of thousands of students. ...
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This school is a member of the Southern Baptist Convention and takes pride in its Christian
environment. Offering 48 different majors, Charleston Southern University enrolls around 3,400
students yearly (Charleston Southern University, 2015). The school has come a long way since it
was first founded, and it continues to grow
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The History of Charleston Southern University
Cassidy Malchow
Critical Thinking and Writing in Criminal Justice
December 13, 2016 Abstract
This paper explores the history of Charleston Southern University located in the heart of the
Lowcountry in Charleston, South Carolina. With its core Christian values, Charleston Southern
achieves an atmosphere that most universities cannot. The history of this school can be pinpointed
back to 1964 when it was initially founded (University History and Milestones, 2015). The early
years were fairly rough, with low enrollment rates and very few majors being offered (Joslin,
Merkling, Strubel, 2014). However, the university went through countless changes that drove it to
be the successful school that it is today. Now, Charleston Southern University is an academically
excellent school and also a member of the NCAA Division I Big South Conference. This school
started as merely an idea and expanded into a thriving university full of thousands of students. ...
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This school is a member of the Southern Baptist Convention and takes pride in its Christian
environment. Offering 48 different majors, Charleston Southern University enrolls around 3,400
students yearly (Charleston Southern University, 2015). The school has come a long way since it
was first founded, and it continues to grow
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Study Of Organisms Living On The Rocky Shore Birds
Biology Report
Species one
Common Name Golden/ Radiate Limpets
Scientific Name Cellana Radians
Distribution These Limpets are located in the lower intertidal zone.
Food Chain Microalgae Limpets Whelks Shore Birds
Species two
Common Name Top Shell
Scientific Name Diloma (Melagraphia) Aesthiops
Distribution Top Shell is located in the lower intertidal zone.
Food Chain Microalgae Top shell Starfish Shore Birds
On Wednesday the 9th of March, Students from Sacred Heart College Travelled by Bus to Siren
s Rock s which lies between Owhiro Bay and Island Bay. At Siren s rocks we had to explore the
rocks and collect data of all the different species we found at the rocky shore. The rocky shore is
an intertidal place where solid rocks predominate. It is useful for the study of Organisms living
on the rocky shore. The rocky shore consists of the low tide, mid tide, high tide and splash zones.
we used quadrats to sample which species was located in these zones. Quadrats is a sampling
method used to see which organisms are located in certain proportions. The species I have
chosen to talk about in my report today is one type of Limpet and one type of Top Shell. The
common name for the Limpet I found is the Golden/ Radiate Limpet of whose scientific name is
Cellana Radians which was found in the lower intertidal zone. The common name for the species of
top shell I found was actually just
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Biology Report
Species one
Common Name Golden/ Radiate Limpets
Scientific Name Cellana Radians
Distribution These Limpets are located in the lower intertidal zone.
Food Chain Microalgae Limpets Whelks Shore Birds
Species two
Common Name Top Shell
Scientific Name Diloma (Melagraphia) Aesthiops
Distribution Top Shell is located in the lower intertidal zone.
Food Chain Microalgae Top shell Starfish Shore Birds
On Wednesday the 9th of March, Students from Sacred Heart College Travelled by Bus to Siren
s Rock s which lies between Owhiro Bay and Island Bay. At Siren s rocks we had to explore the
rocks and collect data of all the different species we found at the rocky shore. The rocky shore is
an intertidal place where solid rocks predominate. It is useful for the study of Organisms living
on the rocky shore. The rocky shore consists of the low tide, mid tide, high tide and splash zones.
we used quadrats to sample which species was located in these zones. Quadrats is a sampling
method used to see which organisms are located in certain proportions. The species I have
chosen to talk about in my report today is one type of Limpet and one type of Top Shell. The
common name for the Limpet I found is the Golden/ Radiate Limpet of whose scientific name is
Cellana Radians which was found in the lower intertidal zone. The common name for the species of
top shell I found was actually just
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Juvenile Crime Law Is A Subcategory Of Juvenile Law
Juvenile Crime Law is a subcategory of Juvenile Law. Although a type of criminal law, juvenile
crime law only deals with under age individuals, who are treated very differently than adults in
criminal law, and usually have their own courts of law (Juvenile Criminal Law, n.d.). When it
comes to crime, kids usually go through a different process than adults. But they still have to face
consequences ( Juvenile Crimes Juvenile Justice Nolo.com, n.d.).
Juvenile Criminal Law is a relevant issue in today s juvenile criminal Justice system. A growing
number of states are re examining and amending juvenile laws to reduce unnecessary reliance on
secure confinement. Minors under the age of 18 years, who commit a crime, or otherwise violate
established rules and statutes, are identified as juvenile delinquents, juvenile offenders, youthful
offenders, or delinquent minors. When the police arrest a minor, or juvenile, there are differences
from arresting an adult. While the juvenile may be handcuffed, fingerprinted and photographed as
adults can, teen offenders must be handled carefully ( Arresting Kids Lawyers.com, n.d.). In
juvenile cases, a status offense involves conduct that would not be a crime if it was committed by
an adult in other words, the actions are considered to be a violation of the law only because of the
youth s status as a minor (typically anyone under 18 years of age). Some examples of status
offenses include underage drinking, skipping school, and
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Juvenile Crime Law is a subcategory of Juvenile Law. Although a type of criminal law, juvenile
crime law only deals with under age individuals, who are treated very differently than adults in
criminal law, and usually have their own courts of law (Juvenile Criminal Law, n.d.). When it
comes to crime, kids usually go through a different process than adults. But they still have to face
consequences ( Juvenile Crimes Juvenile Justice Nolo.com, n.d.).
Juvenile Criminal Law is a relevant issue in today s juvenile criminal Justice system. A growing
number of states are re examining and amending juvenile laws to reduce unnecessary reliance on
secure confinement. Minors under the age of 18 years, who commit a crime, or otherwise violate
established rules and statutes, are identified as juvenile delinquents, juvenile offenders, youthful
offenders, or delinquent minors. When the police arrest a minor, or juvenile, there are differences
from arresting an adult. While the juvenile may be handcuffed, fingerprinted and photographed as
adults can, teen offenders must be handled carefully ( Arresting Kids Lawyers.com, n.d.). In
juvenile cases, a status offense involves conduct that would not be a crime if it was committed by
an adult in other words, the actions are considered to be a violation of the law only because of the
youth s status as a minor (typically anyone under 18 years of age). Some examples of status
offenses include underage drinking, skipping school, and
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The Chestnut Tree
The part of the intense father is filled in the hero Winston s creative energy by the anticipated
picture of Big Brother, toward whom the anecdotal legend feels capable inner conflict. The
dehumanizing engulfment of both id and personality by the superego as the last determination of
this inner conflict is recommended toward the end of the novel, by Winston s failure to take care
of a chess issue; think about the futile chessboard adjacent to the disfavored, wretched three
deceivers at The Chestnut Tree. On the psychic instead of the social plane, the state of an
individualliving in 1984 particularly when he, as Winston, is the main individual whoseinner life is
spoken to mirrors the state of the self image stood up to by theexcessively reformatory
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The part of the intense father is filled in the hero Winston s creative energy by the anticipated
picture of Big Brother, toward whom the anecdotal legend feels capable inner conflict. The
dehumanizing engulfment of both id and personality by the superego as the last determination of
this inner conflict is recommended toward the end of the novel, by Winston s failure to take care
of a chess issue; think about the futile chessboard adjacent to the disfavored, wretched three
deceivers at The Chestnut Tree. On the psychic instead of the social plane, the state of an
individualliving in 1984 particularly when he, as Winston, is the main individual whoseinner life is
spoken to mirrors the state of the self image stood up to by theexcessively reformatory
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Analysis of In the Lake of the Woods by Tim O Brien Essay
Analysis of In the Lake of the Woods by Tim O Brien In the Lake of the Woods is a fictional
mystery written by Tim O Brien. Through the book we learn that our lovers, husbands, and
wives have qualities beyond what our eyes can see. John Wade and Kathy are in a marriage so
obscure that their secrets lead to an emotional downfall. After John Wade loss in his Senatorial
Campaign, his feeling towards Kathy take on a whole different outlook. His compulsive and
obsessive behavior causes Kathy to distance herself from him. His war experience and emotional
trauma are a major cause for his strange behavior. We remain pondering about Kathy s mysterious
disappearance, which becomes fatal for her. Possible scenarios are presented in eight... Show more
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It is to our knowledge that John was afraid of losing Kathy. His fear of loss led him onto the path
of spying on her. At first he felt guilt for his doing, yet he got satisfaction in it. ?A quick
powerful rush. He knew things he shouldn?t know.? John is lost without Kathy, ?he said she was
his compass?. John compared his love with Kathy as two snakes. ?Like were swallowing each
other up, except in a good way.? His love for Kathy was so strong, and he couldn?t imagine his
life without her, which pushed him to the limit. Eating her. ?Just like those weirdo snakes, one
plus one equals zero!? When Kathy and John first got married they enjoyed each other?s
company ?they had fun shopping together, picking out cheap furniture, and old rugs.? Kathy was
John?s first priority; he seemed more relaxed and content in her eye. That was until politics took
a role in their life. ?Kathy despised it all. Every *censored*ty minute. The political wifey routine.
She used to get the shakes out in public.? He is the link to her disappearance. His Vietnam secrets
and betrayals pushed Kathy towards the edge. ?Kathy got pretty scared sometimes. The detective
act. The stuff you?d yell in your sleep. It gave her the heebie jeebies.? When Kathy thought about
his spying games, and how politics seemed to be more important then her, it gives the reader the
impression he is no longer a loving man in
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Analysis of In the Lake of the Woods by Tim O Brien In the Lake of the Woods is a fictional
mystery written by Tim O Brien. Through the book we learn that our lovers, husbands, and
wives have qualities beyond what our eyes can see. John Wade and Kathy are in a marriage so
obscure that their secrets lead to an emotional downfall. After John Wade loss in his Senatorial
Campaign, his feeling towards Kathy take on a whole different outlook. His compulsive and
obsessive behavior causes Kathy to distance herself from him. His war experience and emotional
trauma are a major cause for his strange behavior. We remain pondering about Kathy s mysterious
disappearance, which becomes fatal for her. Possible scenarios are presented in eight... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is to our knowledge that John was afraid of losing Kathy. His fear of loss led him onto the path
of spying on her. At first he felt guilt for his doing, yet he got satisfaction in it. ?A quick
powerful rush. He knew things he shouldn?t know.? John is lost without Kathy, ?he said she was
his compass?. John compared his love with Kathy as two snakes. ?Like were swallowing each
other up, except in a good way.? His love for Kathy was so strong, and he couldn?t imagine his
life without her, which pushed him to the limit. Eating her. ?Just like those weirdo snakes, one
plus one equals zero!? When Kathy and John first got married they enjoyed each other?s
company ?they had fun shopping together, picking out cheap furniture, and old rugs.? Kathy was
John?s first priority; he seemed more relaxed and content in her eye. That was until politics took
a role in their life. ?Kathy despised it all. Every *censored*ty minute. The political wifey routine.
She used to get the shakes out in public.? He is the link to her disappearance. His Vietnam secrets
and betrayals pushed Kathy towards the edge. ?Kathy got pretty scared sometimes. The detective
act. The stuff you?d yell in your sleep. It gave her the heebie jeebies.? When Kathy thought about
his spying games, and how politics seemed to be more important then her, it gives the reader the
impression he is no longer a loving man in
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Compromise Essay
Compromise Essay
Prior to the 1820 s, the people of the United States had been struggling to find a way to solve
their sectional tensions brought on by slavery in the south. The south had always had an
economy based on agriculture that could not strive without their uses of slavery. They did not
plan on ending slavery anytime soon, especially since it was really all they had to support
themselves. They were against establishing an industrial based economy like the north had began
to do in the 1820 1830 s. The real cause of the sectional tensions between the North and the South
during the 1820 s 1860 s was not slavery itself, but how it affected each society so differently, and
it was very challenging to find a compromise to suit ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Court also ruled that Congress lacked power to ban slavery in the U.S. territories. And lastly,
the Court declared that the rights of slave owners were constitutionally protected by the Fifth
Amendment because slaves were bought by owners, labeling them as property. In the North,
antislavery supporters were outraged by the outcome of the Dred Scott case, strengthening the
newly submitted Republican Party and helping ignite the violence between slave owners and
abolitionists on the frontier. The Missouri Compromise was declared unconstitutional under the
laws made in the Dred Scott v. Stanford Supreme Court Case in 1857. The case gave Northerners a
reason to fear Southern slave power. It left the nation indecisive on the actions it should take to
replenish the nation of what it needs to settle the sectional tensions in which were causing our
country to fall apart.
With the increased sectional tensions left untouched after the Missouri Compromise, California
wants in as a free state. Again, Henry Clay suggests an idea to keep from the occurrence of another
uprising like the one after the Missouri Compromise. The Compromise of 1850 had something to
offer for the North and the South. The Compromise would allow California to become a free state,
as a benefit for the North. It would also ban the selling of slaves in Washington D.C., another
benefit to the North. To make the south happy, it strengthened
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Compromise Essay
Prior to the 1820 s, the people of the United States had been struggling to find a way to solve
their sectional tensions brought on by slavery in the south. The south had always had an
economy based on agriculture that could not strive without their uses of slavery. They did not
plan on ending slavery anytime soon, especially since it was really all they had to support
themselves. They were against establishing an industrial based economy like the north had began
to do in the 1820 1830 s. The real cause of the sectional tensions between the North and the South
during the 1820 s 1860 s was not slavery itself, but how it affected each society so differently, and
it was very challenging to find a compromise to suit ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Court also ruled that Congress lacked power to ban slavery in the U.S. territories. And lastly,
the Court declared that the rights of slave owners were constitutionally protected by the Fifth
Amendment because slaves were bought by owners, labeling them as property. In the North,
antislavery supporters were outraged by the outcome of the Dred Scott case, strengthening the
newly submitted Republican Party and helping ignite the violence between slave owners and
abolitionists on the frontier. The Missouri Compromise was declared unconstitutional under the
laws made in the Dred Scott v. Stanford Supreme Court Case in 1857. The case gave Northerners a
reason to fear Southern slave power. It left the nation indecisive on the actions it should take to
replenish the nation of what it needs to settle the sectional tensions in which were causing our
country to fall apart.
With the increased sectional tensions left untouched after the Missouri Compromise, California
wants in as a free state. Again, Henry Clay suggests an idea to keep from the occurrence of another
uprising like the one after the Missouri Compromise. The Compromise of 1850 had something to
offer for the North and the South. The Compromise would allow California to become a free state,
as a benefit for the North. It would also ban the selling of slaves in Washington D.C., another
benefit to the North. To make the south happy, it strengthened
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College Cost Analysis
Do you know how much college costs? In the academic year 2005 2006 to go to a 4 year public
school it was 5,492 per year. Now in the academic year 2015 2016 the cost has risen to 9,410 per
year (Dickler). The price has nearly doubled. College never used to cost that much but then it
started to become more popular and the costof it has started to go up. This trend is going to
continue. The cost of collegeis rising and it is becoming more popular.
As the cost of college continues to rise it was not always like that. In the 1870s the cost of
college was $150. Today that equals $2,685.64 (Writers). College started to become more popular
when people were able to make more money per hour if you attended college. The first college
opened in 1636 that was Harvard University. The acceptance rate was 6% (Niche). Many students
were not able to get into college. More colleges began to open and so more students were accepted.
Then, everyone started to go to college so people felt expected to go. In 2008, tuition fees increased
439% since 1982, while income has only gone up 147% (Writers). People are then not able to
afford it since income is not increasing as fast as college. In an article written by Jessica Dickler
it is reported that 57% of graduates said that they regret taking out as many loans as they did, and
36% said ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In an article written by Danielle Gabriel she says Net prices continue to grow because sticker
price increases have surpassed the grant aid that students receive. This does compare to the
survey results because a majority of the students surveyed said that the cost of the college will
rise. While researching it was found that a majority of high school graduates were going to
college. That was the same result in the survey. The outcome of the survey and the research were
very similar. These results support that the cost of college is rising and it is becoming more
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Do you know how much college costs? In the academic year 2005 2006 to go to a 4 year public
school it was 5,492 per year. Now in the academic year 2015 2016 the cost has risen to 9,410 per
year (Dickler). The price has nearly doubled. College never used to cost that much but then it
started to become more popular and the costof it has started to go up. This trend is going to
continue. The cost of collegeis rising and it is becoming more popular.
As the cost of college continues to rise it was not always like that. In the 1870s the cost of
college was $150. Today that equals $2,685.64 (Writers). College started to become more popular
when people were able to make more money per hour if you attended college. The first college
opened in 1636 that was Harvard University. The acceptance rate was 6% (Niche). Many students
were not able to get into college. More colleges began to open and so more students were accepted.
Then, everyone started to go to college so people felt expected to go. In 2008, tuition fees increased
439% since 1982, while income has only gone up 147% (Writers). People are then not able to
afford it since income is not increasing as fast as college. In an article written by Jessica Dickler
it is reported that 57% of graduates said that they regret taking out as many loans as they did, and
36% said ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In an article written by Danielle Gabriel she says Net prices continue to grow because sticker
price increases have surpassed the grant aid that students receive. This does compare to the
survey results because a majority of the students surveyed said that the cost of the college will
rise. While researching it was found that a majority of high school graduates were going to
college. That was the same result in the survey. The outcome of the survey and the research were
very similar. These results support that the cost of college is rising and it is becoming more
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Heritable Race Based Slavery And Indentured Servitude Essay
1.Heritable Race Based Slavery Indentured Servitude:
a.Heritable Race Based Slavery:
Heritable Race Based Slavery was essentially similar to indentured servitude because indentured
servitude led to heritable race based slavery in certain ways. Without indentured servitude, they
would have never gotten to the need to use heritable race based slavery. Which is following in the
condition of the mother. The children of a slave mother are born into slavery. They are born into
slavery and they are going to be a slave because their mother is. It used to be following in the
condition of the father, but what father is a slave? It was rare, especially if you have a mulatto
child. The father would be white. So, to avoid having all these free black children, who should be
slaves ( Follow The Money ) they used the condition of the mother. The mother is always a slave,
so therefore, they make money and get more slaves out of the deal. You have a generation to
generation guaranteed slave, what more could you want?
b.Indentured Slavery:
Indentured Servitude is where you can say it all started. Indentured Servitude was used for 4 7
years to pay off a debt. It could be extended, but there was always a promise that it would end
(you would gain freedom) and that you would get land when it was over and settled with.
Indentured Servitude also had blacks and whites together. They were not separated like they were
with slavery, which was strictly blacks. Indentured Servitude was not passed
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1.Heritable Race Based Slavery Indentured Servitude:
a.Heritable Race Based Slavery:
Heritable Race Based Slavery was essentially similar to indentured servitude because indentured
servitude led to heritable race based slavery in certain ways. Without indentured servitude, they
would have never gotten to the need to use heritable race based slavery. Which is following in the
condition of the mother. The children of a slave mother are born into slavery. They are born into
slavery and they are going to be a slave because their mother is. It used to be following in the
condition of the father, but what father is a slave? It was rare, especially if you have a mulatto
child. The father would be white. So, to avoid having all these free black children, who should be
slaves ( Follow The Money ) they used the condition of the mother. The mother is always a slave,
so therefore, they make money and get more slaves out of the deal. You have a generation to
generation guaranteed slave, what more could you want?
b.Indentured Slavery:
Indentured Servitude is where you can say it all started. Indentured Servitude was used for 4 7
years to pay off a debt. It could be extended, but there was always a promise that it would end
(you would gain freedom) and that you would get land when it was over and settled with.
Indentured Servitude also had blacks and whites together. They were not separated like they were
with slavery, which was strictly blacks. Indentured Servitude was not passed
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Informative Speech About Jeepneys
Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about Philippine Jeepneys
Central Idea: To inform my audience about Jeepneys in the Philippines with regards to its history,
importance in transportation and role in Filipino identity
Introduction
Recently, my friend heard about this Filipino restaurant called Jeepney in the East Village.
She invited me to eat there with her.
However, I am here not to promote the Jeepney Restaurant but, rather, to discuss jeepneys as a
primary mode of transportation in the Philippines. (*)
Growing up in the Philippines, I am very familiar with the jeepneys, and in addition to that, I also
read various articles online.
Today, I want to inform you about Jeepneys in the Philippines with regards to its history,
importance in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(*)
According to Mega Manila Public Transport Study, on page 7, on Department of Transportation and
Communications in the Philippines, as of 2006, there are 48,366 jeepneys in Metro Manila, while
there are only 2,944 busses.
In other words, there is over 16 times more jeepneys than busses in Metro Manila.
(However, jeepneys are not found only in the capital.)
Jeepneys are common transportation in suburban areas too.
For instance, in Tarlac, the province where I grew up, I use jeepneys for my daily activities.
I used in a jeepney countless times to go to school, mall, church or any other local destination,
because it is cheaper than having my dad drive me.
I remember seeing jeepneys after jeepneys throughout the day, so I never had to worry about
missing my ride on my way to school.
(Whether I am in the capital city or suburban location, jeepneys are used for similar travels.)
It is primarily used for local and short travel.
For example, jeepneys are used to travel distance like from Baruch Campus to Central Park.
Because it is open window and ventilated in a tropical country, jeepneys are not ideally used to
travel long distance for
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Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about Philippine Jeepneys
Central Idea: To inform my audience about Jeepneys in the Philippines with regards to its history,
importance in transportation and role in Filipino identity
Introduction
Recently, my friend heard about this Filipino restaurant called Jeepney in the East Village.
She invited me to eat there with her.
However, I am here not to promote the Jeepney Restaurant but, rather, to discuss jeepneys as a
primary mode of transportation in the Philippines. (*)
Growing up in the Philippines, I am very familiar with the jeepneys, and in addition to that, I also
read various articles online.
Today, I want to inform you about Jeepneys in the Philippines with regards to its history,
importance in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(*)
According to Mega Manila Public Transport Study, on page 7, on Department of Transportation and
Communications in the Philippines, as of 2006, there are 48,366 jeepneys in Metro Manila, while
there are only 2,944 busses.
In other words, there is over 16 times more jeepneys than busses in Metro Manila.
(However, jeepneys are not found only in the capital.)
Jeepneys are common transportation in suburban areas too.
For instance, in Tarlac, the province where I grew up, I use jeepneys for my daily activities.
I used in a jeepney countless times to go to school, mall, church or any other local destination,
because it is cheaper than having my dad drive me.
I remember seeing jeepneys after jeepneys throughout the day, so I never had to worry about
missing my ride on my way to school.
(Whether I am in the capital city or suburban location, jeepneys are used for similar travels.)
It is primarily used for local and short travel.
For example, jeepneys are used to travel distance like from Baruch Campus to Central Park.
Because it is open window and ventilated in a tropical country, jeepneys are not ideally used to
travel long distance for
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Analysis Of The Film Ratatouille
Another part of the film that is also very Disney and very Pixar is the visual feast that the eyes
enjoy while watching. Robertson says, Pixar has created something unique. The light. The colors.
The textures. Ratatouille is not a film with brightly colored toys, fish, bugs, or cars , which
would allow it to perhaps be the most Disney of the films on which Disney and Pixar have created
together (Robertson, 20). Yet, even without those interesting aspects, Ratatouille is very visually
appealing, like a dish one eats first with one s eyes. Robertson quotes Michael Fong the
supervising technical director at Pixar who says, We tried to make this filmlook different...One of
the big things was to break away from what standard CG [computer graphics] looks like. We got
rid of straight lines and did a lot of hand tweaking. We wanted it to feel handmade. The other part is
lighting and shading (Robertson, 21). From that special attention, like a chef gives his signature
dish, the team that collaborated to make Ratatouille created a delicious result. The parallelism
between the making of the film and the making of a wonderful dish is not all the elements that
make Ratatouille such a brilliant film. The fact that it was inspired by the food craze that was very
big around 2007 when the film was made, did not hurt. One could not turn on the television without
seeing some chef creating something wonderful and in doing so, showing viewers that they could
cook too. The interest that the
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Another part of the film that is also very Disney and very Pixar is the visual feast that the eyes
enjoy while watching. Robertson says, Pixar has created something unique. The light. The colors.
The textures. Ratatouille is not a film with brightly colored toys, fish, bugs, or cars , which
would allow it to perhaps be the most Disney of the films on which Disney and Pixar have created
together (Robertson, 20). Yet, even without those interesting aspects, Ratatouille is very visually
appealing, like a dish one eats first with one s eyes. Robertson quotes Michael Fong the
supervising technical director at Pixar who says, We tried to make this filmlook different...One of
the big things was to break away from what standard CG [computer graphics] looks like. We got
rid of straight lines and did a lot of hand tweaking. We wanted it to feel handmade. The other part is
lighting and shading (Robertson, 21). From that special attention, like a chef gives his signature
dish, the team that collaborated to make Ratatouille created a delicious result. The parallelism
between the making of the film and the making of a wonderful dish is not all the elements that
make Ratatouille such a brilliant film. The fact that it was inspired by the food craze that was very
big around 2007 when the film was made, did not hurt. One could not turn on the television without
seeing some chef creating something wonderful and in doing so, showing viewers that they could
cook too. The interest that the
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Nurse Practitioner Essay
A Nurse Practitioners is a licensed registered nurse who has had advanced preparation for practice
that includes 9to 24 months of supervised clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment of
illness. Most contemporary NP programs are the master s degree level: graduates are prepared for
primary care practice in family medicine, women s health, neonatology, pediatrics, school health,
geriatrics, or mental health Nurse practitioners may work in shared practice with physicians of
indecently in private practice or in nursing clinics. (Taber s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, pg
1646) There are a number of factors to consider such as industry, company size, location, years of
experience and level of education. While putting into consideration... Show more content on
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This growth will occur because of an increase in the demand for healthcare services. Nurse
practitioners will also be needed to care for the aging baby boom generation. As baby boomers
age, they will experience ailments and complex conditions that require medical care. (Bureau of
Labor Statistics, Published January 8,2014). Primary Care Nurse Practitioners are generalists who
work in family health clinics or hospitals. Pediatric Nurse Practitioners work in consultation with
doctors in a children s ward. And Geriatric Nurse Practitioners include care, treatment and
counseling for elderly patients and their families.
Nurse practitioners collaborate with primary and specialty care physicians to gather information
about a patient s medical history, consult regarding course of treatment, and refer for additional
evaluation and treatment. Nurse anesthetists collaborate with surgeons, the primary care and
specialty physicians who diagnose patients and refer them to surgery or other procedures requiring
administration anesthesiology, and other members of the health care team present during the
procedure. (Citizen Advocacy Center)
The following is a list four current specialist in the general Roseville, CA,
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A Nurse Practitioners is a licensed registered nurse who has had advanced preparation for practice
that includes 9to 24 months of supervised clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment of
illness. Most contemporary NP programs are the master s degree level: graduates are prepared for
primary care practice in family medicine, women s health, neonatology, pediatrics, school health,
geriatrics, or mental health Nurse practitioners may work in shared practice with physicians of
indecently in private practice or in nursing clinics. (Taber s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, pg
1646) There are a number of factors to consider such as industry, company size, location, years of
experience and level of education. While putting into consideration... Show more content on
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This growth will occur because of an increase in the demand for healthcare services. Nurse
practitioners will also be needed to care for the aging baby boom generation. As baby boomers
age, they will experience ailments and complex conditions that require medical care. (Bureau of
Labor Statistics, Published January 8,2014). Primary Care Nurse Practitioners are generalists who
work in family health clinics or hospitals. Pediatric Nurse Practitioners work in consultation with
doctors in a children s ward. And Geriatric Nurse Practitioners include care, treatment and
counseling for elderly patients and their families.
Nurse practitioners collaborate with primary and specialty care physicians to gather information
about a patient s medical history, consult regarding course of treatment, and refer for additional
evaluation and treatment. Nurse anesthetists collaborate with surgeons, the primary care and
specialty physicians who diagnose patients and refer them to surgery or other procedures requiring
administration anesthesiology, and other members of the health care team present during the
procedure. (Citizen Advocacy Center)
The following is a list four current specialist in the general Roseville, CA,
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Minister s Black Veil
A popular story he stated A Minister s Black Veil . In the next to no Puritan city of Milford, the
town walk around sanctuary. The sexton points out Milford s young minister, Reverend Hooper,
walking mindfully. Hooper is conveying a dim shroud that covers his entire face with the
exception of his mouth and jaw. This sight bothers the town, and a couple assume Hooper has
gone insane. a concise time later, Hooper encounters his typical routine of welcome his social
occasion, however nobody appears to feel savvy coordinating with him.
At the night, there s a remembrance administration, and Hooper s shroud is right for the occasion.
As he turns round the body, that had a region with a grown up female, his cover hangs down, so the
young lady ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There s a man United Nations office might be a spirit that passes by the name Aylmer. he s
totally dedicated to science. The adoration for science he as resembles no option. till he meets
an attractive young woman alluded to as Georgiana. He supposes in this way to a great degree
of her. He s ne er set eyes on anybody all the more dazzling and brilliant. On the off chance that
there have been to be great an ideal} beside the word idealize inside the lexicon it may be
Georgiana. He revered her even as especially prefer he venerated science. Be that as it may, the
adoration just wasn t sufficiently solid. Georgiana had a minor defect. exclusively considered a
defect according to numerous. There was an abnormal attempting flaw on her enlist the type of a
little hand. a hefty portion of us couldn t have cared less an over the top measure of the
imperfection. Didn t assume it influenced her excellence. Others thought the flaw destroyed her
entire face. To Aylmer he ne er very saw however issue} in this way brilliant may be isolated by
one thing hence speedy. Regardless of what amount love he had for Georgiana the flaw would beat
that and convey disturb to him. His all consuming purpose was doing tests to repair things. He
attempted to induce his significant other to give him a chance to investigate her to claim it
evacuated. He had tough religion that he could couple. He ne er questioned himself. In a matter
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A popular story he stated A Minister s Black Veil . In the next to no Puritan city of Milford, the
town walk around sanctuary. The sexton points out Milford s young minister, Reverend Hooper,
walking mindfully. Hooper is conveying a dim shroud that covers his entire face with the
exception of his mouth and jaw. This sight bothers the town, and a couple assume Hooper has
gone insane. a concise time later, Hooper encounters his typical routine of welcome his social
occasion, however nobody appears to feel savvy coordinating with him.
At the night, there s a remembrance administration, and Hooper s shroud is right for the occasion.
As he turns round the body, that had a region with a grown up female, his cover hangs down, so the
young lady ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There s a man United Nations office might be a spirit that passes by the name Aylmer. he s
totally dedicated to science. The adoration for science he as resembles no option. till he meets
an attractive young woman alluded to as Georgiana. He supposes in this way to a great degree
of her. He s ne er set eyes on anybody all the more dazzling and brilliant. On the off chance that
there have been to be great an ideal} beside the word idealize inside the lexicon it may be
Georgiana. He revered her even as especially prefer he venerated science. Be that as it may, the
adoration just wasn t sufficiently solid. Georgiana had a minor defect. exclusively considered a
defect according to numerous. There was an abnormal attempting flaw on her enlist the type of a
little hand. a hefty portion of us couldn t have cared less an over the top measure of the
imperfection. Didn t assume it influenced her excellence. Others thought the flaw destroyed her
entire face. To Aylmer he ne er very saw however issue} in this way brilliant may be isolated by
one thing hence speedy. Regardless of what amount love he had for Georgiana the flaw would beat
that and convey disturb to him. His all consuming purpose was doing tests to repair things. He
attempted to induce his significant other to give him a chance to investigate her to claim it
evacuated. He had tough religion that he could couple. He ne er questioned himself. In a matter
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Propaganda Used In Today s Society
Propaganda is the specialty of influencing others to your side of the story as the right way of
thinking. The propaganda forms used in today s society end up treating people as a means rather
an end. Basically, it looks at people today, as being incapable of making wise choices and
researching out the matter fully. Propagandais unavoidable and it is all over in places such as social
media, newspapers, television and advertisements. In addition, the feelings that individuals have
toward the activities that are taking place constantly change contingent upon their own perspective.
However, being inundated with influential thoughts of outside sources on a continued basis
ultimately leads to the point where the individual being used stops scrutinizing the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
My goal is to have my reader have a better understanding of how propaganda is used and the
ability to identify it. I also want to allow my reader to become informed on how it can affect
presidential elections and governmental actions that affect people in the USA. In doing some
research, I have come across how there are different techniques that are used for accomplishing the
desired goal of those that use it. According to Jo Anne Gill s Propaganda Techniques, she has
described it as, a propaganda technique is an improper appeal to emotion used for the purpose of
swaying the opinions of an audience. She goes on to list six different types which include 1)
Bandwagon: getting people to follow the same pattern as everyone else. 2) Snob appeal: appealing
to those who should perform a certain way in order to feel a sense of luxuriousness. 3) Vague,
undefined terms: which are oftentimes meaningless words used to challenge opinions. 4) Loaded
words: words used with emotion such as name calling. 5) Transfer: association patterns between
both positive and negative elements. 6) Unreliable testimonial: People who are unqualified in
endorsing items or
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Propaganda is the specialty of influencing others to your side of the story as the right way of
thinking. The propaganda forms used in today s society end up treating people as a means rather
an end. Basically, it looks at people today, as being incapable of making wise choices and
researching out the matter fully. Propagandais unavoidable and it is all over in places such as social
media, newspapers, television and advertisements. In addition, the feelings that individuals have
toward the activities that are taking place constantly change contingent upon their own perspective.
However, being inundated with influential thoughts of outside sources on a continued basis
ultimately leads to the point where the individual being used stops scrutinizing the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
My goal is to have my reader have a better understanding of how propaganda is used and the
ability to identify it. I also want to allow my reader to become informed on how it can affect
presidential elections and governmental actions that affect people in the USA. In doing some
research, I have come across how there are different techniques that are used for accomplishing the
desired goal of those that use it. According to Jo Anne Gill s Propaganda Techniques, she has
described it as, a propaganda technique is an improper appeal to emotion used for the purpose of
swaying the opinions of an audience. She goes on to list six different types which include 1)
Bandwagon: getting people to follow the same pattern as everyone else. 2) Snob appeal: appealing
to those who should perform a certain way in order to feel a sense of luxuriousness. 3) Vague,
undefined terms: which are oftentimes meaningless words used to challenge opinions. 4) Loaded
words: words used with emotion such as name calling. 5) Transfer: association patterns between
both positive and negative elements. 6) Unreliable testimonial: People who are unqualified in
endorsing items or
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The Major Economic Problems That Have Plagued Latin America
1.What are the major economic problems that have plagued Latin America in the 20th century?
During the 20th century Latin America went through a change after the U.S made the clam to
directly defend Latin America. This caused a sudden trade switch from the Europe nation to the
U.S. With this trade switch we start to see a big gap between the lower and upper class. With
this gap the poor gets poorer and the rich become Carlos Slim. Carlos Slim was the world s
richest person form 2010 2013 and is a perfect example of how the upper class becomes
billionaires. The wealth Disparity can also be seen in areas like Sao Paulo, Brazil with their
slums. With this wage gap, crime started to flourish in Latin amerce along with corruption.
Some of the best examples of crime and corruption are the Colombian drug cartels with their
widespread murder and bribery tactics. Politic violence also affected Latin America like
revolutions and other up raising the government would shift and political power would change
every few years. The common assassination of politic enemies for cartels often changed the Latin
America diplomatic landscape. 2.How did Peru and Nicaragua differ in terms of Indian
acceptance of leftism in the 1970s and 1980s? Why? In the 1980 s Peru was a hotbed of leftist
activity due to the fact of Peru majority was contested of Indians who lived in poverty. Some of the
reasons for the left wing politics were debated the inequality, social privilege and Marginalization
the
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1.What are the major economic problems that have plagued Latin America in the 20th century?
During the 20th century Latin America went through a change after the U.S made the clam to
directly defend Latin America. This caused a sudden trade switch from the Europe nation to the
U.S. With this trade switch we start to see a big gap between the lower and upper class. With
this gap the poor gets poorer and the rich become Carlos Slim. Carlos Slim was the world s
richest person form 2010 2013 and is a perfect example of how the upper class becomes
billionaires. The wealth Disparity can also be seen in areas like Sao Paulo, Brazil with their
slums. With this wage gap, crime started to flourish in Latin amerce along with corruption.
Some of the best examples of crime and corruption are the Colombian drug cartels with their
widespread murder and bribery tactics. Politic violence also affected Latin America like
revolutions and other up raising the government would shift and political power would change
every few years. The common assassination of politic enemies for cartels often changed the Latin
America diplomatic landscape. 2.How did Peru and Nicaragua differ in terms of Indian
acceptance of leftism in the 1970s and 1980s? Why? In the 1980 s Peru was a hotbed of leftist
activity due to the fact of Peru majority was contested of Indians who lived in poverty. Some of the
reasons for the left wing politics were debated the inequality, social privilege and Marginalization
the
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Immanuel Kant Analysis
During the 18th and 19th centuries, the Age of Enlightenment dominated European life. This
movement emphasized the use of human reason to revolutionize the political, religious, and
philosophical ways of European life. Furthermore, various philosophers and writers during this era
led this movement, including Immanuel Kant. For Kant, enlightenment is defined as man s release
from his self incurred tutelage. He blamed society for forcing ideas onto people, as well as the
individual for remaining captive to the thoughts of others. The point of enlightenment, in Kant s
opinion, was for individuals to emerge from the darkness and break the chains of bondage that
society had put on its citizens. The following is a further explanation of what enlightenment... Show
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Voltaire compares life in Europe with life in El Dorado, a city in which there is no religion, wealth
is not an issue, and everyone has the same mindset. It is clear that Voltaire believes humanity is
inherently bad and not capable of creating and sustaining a reformed and enlightened Europe.
Voltaire was one of the most influential philosophes during this era and his novel suggested that
enlightenment was attainable; however, much like Kant, Voltaire believes by and large the ordinary
citizen will not reach a state of enlightenment. In conclusion, the Age of Enlightenment was a
crucial period in history because it shifted the way individuals engaged in politics, religion, and
society. Furthermore, during this age, numerous philosophers emerged, including Kant and
Voltaire. Kant encouraged people to abandon their laziness and cowardice and have the courage to
challenge authority and think for themselves, while Voltaire used satire to ridicule European society
and envision what it means to be an enlightened
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During the 18th and 19th centuries, the Age of Enlightenment dominated European life. This
movement emphasized the use of human reason to revolutionize the political, religious, and
philosophical ways of European life. Furthermore, various philosophers and writers during this era
led this movement, including Immanuel Kant. For Kant, enlightenment is defined as man s release
from his self incurred tutelage. He blamed society for forcing ideas onto people, as well as the
individual for remaining captive to the thoughts of others. The point of enlightenment, in Kant s
opinion, was for individuals to emerge from the darkness and break the chains of bondage that
society had put on its citizens. The following is a further explanation of what enlightenment... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Voltaire compares life in Europe with life in El Dorado, a city in which there is no religion, wealth
is not an issue, and everyone has the same mindset. It is clear that Voltaire believes humanity is
inherently bad and not capable of creating and sustaining a reformed and enlightened Europe.
Voltaire was one of the most influential philosophes during this era and his novel suggested that
enlightenment was attainable; however, much like Kant, Voltaire believes by and large the ordinary
citizen will not reach a state of enlightenment. In conclusion, the Age of Enlightenment was a
crucial period in history because it shifted the way individuals engaged in politics, religion, and
society. Furthermore, during this age, numerous philosophers emerged, including Kant and
Voltaire. Kant encouraged people to abandon their laziness and cowardice and have the courage to
challenge authority and think for themselves, while Voltaire used satire to ridicule European society
and envision what it means to be an enlightened
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Uvw1235125 Essay
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UVA C 2196
Lambeth Custom Cabinets (A)
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TO ACCESS THIS DOCUMENT This is a protected document. The first two pages are available
for everyone to see, but only faculty members who have verified faculty status with Darden
Business Publishing are able to view this entire inspection copy. VERIFIED FACULTY If you
have verified faculty status with Darden Business Publishing, simply enter the same username that
you use on the Darden Business Publishing Web site, and then click Submit. Please note that this
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Because he never wanted to lay off an employee, the MOV was always large in months when
business was slow. (Lambeth assigned idle workers to general cleanup and repair work, and
charged their wages to indirect labor.) Of course, Lambeth realized why the MOV was so large.
What he was worried about, however, was Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Carter, a neighbor, had stopped by
the shop one day in early September to get a price on some cabinets she wanted built. Lambeth s
son, Jack Jr., spoke with her. Jack Jr. was working in the shop while on summer vacation between
his first and second year of graduate business school. He studied Mrs. Carter s plans, and estimated
the cost of building her cabinets to be $1,625. His job estimation sheet showed the following:
Lumber Finishing materials Direct labor cost Overhead $590 75 640 __320 $1,625
3
UVA C 2196
When Jack Jr. quoted a price of $1,900 ($1,625 cost plus $275 profit) to Mrs. Carter, she said that
she could get the same thing built by Walworth Custom Kitchens for $1,500. Furthermore, she
informed him, I would throw the dumb economics books away before I would pay a penny more
than $1,500 for book cabinets to store them. Jack Jr. simply told her that his best price was
$1,900. He explained all about labor, materials, profit, overhead, and competitive capitalism. In
addition, he told Mrs. Carter that Walworth could not make money on a $1,500 price, and if
Walworth was really willing to build
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SSRN Inspection
UVA C 2196
Lambeth Custom Cabinets (A)
Username: Submit
Faculty Register
TO ACCESS THIS DOCUMENT This is a protected document. The first two pages are available
for everyone to see, but only faculty members who have verified faculty status with Darden
Business Publishing are able to view this entire inspection copy. VERIFIED FACULTY If you
have verified faculty status with Darden Business Publishing, simply enter the same username that
you use on the Darden Business Publishing Web site, and then click Submit. Please note that this
is an inspection copy and is not for classroom use. UNVERIFIED FACULTY If you are teaching
faculty and do not yet have verified faculty access with Darden Business Publishing, please ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because he never wanted to lay off an employee, the MOV was always large in months when
business was slow. (Lambeth assigned idle workers to general cleanup and repair work, and
charged their wages to indirect labor.) Of course, Lambeth realized why the MOV was so large.
What he was worried about, however, was Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Carter, a neighbor, had stopped by
the shop one day in early September to get a price on some cabinets she wanted built. Lambeth s
son, Jack Jr., spoke with her. Jack Jr. was working in the shop while on summer vacation between
his first and second year of graduate business school. He studied Mrs. Carter s plans, and estimated
the cost of building her cabinets to be $1,625. His job estimation sheet showed the following:
Lumber Finishing materials Direct labor cost Overhead $590 75 640 __320 $1,625
3
UVA C 2196
When Jack Jr. quoted a price of $1,900 ($1,625 cost plus $275 profit) to Mrs. Carter, she said that
she could get the same thing built by Walworth Custom Kitchens for $1,500. Furthermore, she
informed him, I would throw the dumb economics books away before I would pay a penny more
than $1,500 for book cabinets to store them. Jack Jr. simply told her that his best price was
$1,900. He explained all about labor, materials, profit, overhead, and competitive capitalism. In
addition, he told Mrs. Carter that Walworth could not make money on a $1,500 price, and if
Walworth was really willing to build
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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