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How Did Louis Armstrong Changed Jazz Music
Louis Armstrong: The Icon that Forever Changed Jazz Music
Jazz was a genre of music that originated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Of all the talented
jazz musicians, one of the most famous and recognized is Louis Armstrong. Seldom do people think
of jazz without Armstrong coming to mind. He is considered one of the most influential and talented
artists in jazz history. Louis Armstrong was born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1901. Born into
poverty, young Armstrong began earning money from a young age by selling newspapers and
vegetables, but more importantly, singing with a group of friends on the street. It was during these
early years of singing that he received his nickname Satchelmouth which was later shortened to
Satchmo because he had such a big mouth. On New Year s Eve in 1912, Armstrong was arrested after
firing shots from his step father s gun into the air. The eleven year old Louis did this as a traditional
New Year s celebration. The police then sent him to Colored Waif s Home for Boys which made a
huge impact on the rest of the boy s life. In the home, Armstrong received music lessons for the
cornet, a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Years of playing music had taken a toll on them and he stayed in Europe until 1935 recovering. When
he returned to Chicago, he had a friend help him get back with a band and a record label and became
very popular on the radio. In the beginning of the 1940 s he settled into the residence he would
maintain for the rest of his life in New York City as the swing era wound down. Louis continued to
record well into the 1950 s. During the mid 1950 s, Armstrong s popularity overseas skyrocketed
which resulted in him receiving the nickname Ambassador Satch. He then toured the world
performing due to his international popularity. On the other hand, he had lost some popularity in
America partially due to the civil rights and because of the new generation of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Louis Armstrong: The Icon that Forever Changed Jazz Music
Jazz was a genre of music that originated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Of all the talented
jazz musicians, one of the most famous and recognized is Louis Armstrong. Seldom do people think
of jazz without Armstrong coming to mind. He is considered one of the most influential and talented
artists in jazz history. Louis Armstrong was born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1901. Born into
poverty, young Armstrong began earning money from a young age by selling newspapers and
vegetables, but more importantly, singing with a group of friends on the street. It was during these
early years of singing that he received his nickname Satchelmouth which was later shortened to
Satchmo because he had such a big mouth. On New Year s Eve in 1912, Armstrong was arrested after
firing shots from his step father s gun into the air. The eleven year old Louis did this as a traditional
New Year s celebration. The police then sent him to Colored Waif s Home for Boys which made a
huge impact on the rest of the boy s life. In the home, Armstrong received music lessons for the
cornet, a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Years of playing music had taken a toll on them and he stayed in Europe until 1935 recovering. When
he returned to Chicago, he had a friend help him get back with a band and a record label and became
very popular on the radio. In the beginning of the 1940 s he settled into the residence he would
maintain for the rest of his life in New York City as the swing era wound down. Louis continued to
record well into the 1950 s. During the mid 1950 s, Armstrong s popularity overseas skyrocketed
which resulted in him receiving the nickname Ambassador Satch. He then toured the world
performing due to his international popularity. On the other hand, he had lost some popularity in
America partially due to the civil rights and because of the new generation of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Did Robert Wars Show
Robert Warshow, author of The Immediate Experience: Movies, Comics, Theater and Other Aspects of
Popular Culture, was at once a student and teacher of experience. He was a lover of popular culture in
all forms, a New York Intellectual , and a disenchanted writer searching for the cultural value in
everything he saw, read or experienced. (denby 2001, xiii) Through reading his collection of critical
essays one can see Warshow as a Jewish man, with strong opinions about communism and its affect
on society, a movie buff, and a critic enamored with experience. Experience both from the perspective
of the artist, as well as the observer of the art. From the beginning of his life, it seems, Robert
Warshow was a man destine to be a political intellectual, immersed in both history and the tensions of
the moment. (denby 2001, XV) Growing up in New York early in the twentieth century, and being the
son of Adolph Warshow who at one point ran for congress on the socialist ticket, Robert gained early
insight into the political strain of the time. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Warshow found
himself an editor and writer for the social democratic, anti stalinist magazine The New Leader. After
the war, he began working for Commentary as an editor, but also publishing his own work. This was a
pivotal job for him, as Commentary was widely known and read by other intellectuals of the time.
(denby 2001, xii) While Warshow grew during this era, as a critic of popular culture, his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Robert Warshow, author of The Immediate Experience: Movies, Comics, Theater and Other Aspects of
Popular Culture, was at once a student and teacher of experience. He was a lover of popular culture in
all forms, a New York Intellectual , and a disenchanted writer searching for the cultural value in
everything he saw, read or experienced. (denby 2001, xiii) Through reading his collection of critical
essays one can see Warshow as a Jewish man, with strong opinions about communism and its affect
on society, a movie buff, and a critic enamored with experience. Experience both from the perspective
of the artist, as well as the observer of the art. From the beginning of his life, it seems, Robert
Warshow was a man destine to be a political intellectual, immersed in both history and the tensions of
the moment. (denby 2001, XV) Growing up in New York early in the twentieth century, and being the
son of Adolph Warshow who at one point ran for congress on the socialist ticket, Robert gained early
insight into the political strain of the time. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Warshow found
himself an editor and writer for the social democratic, anti stalinist magazine The New Leader. After
the war, he began working for Commentary as an editor, but also publishing his own work. This was a
pivotal job for him, as Commentary was widely known and read by other intellectuals of the time.
(denby 2001, xii) While Warshow grew during this era, as a critic of popular culture, his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay about Harriet Tubman, A Strong Woman Who Helped Many...
Harriet Tubman
In the 18th century before the civil war. Slavery was based on the color of your skin.
It was a very difficult life for people who are not white in some states.People believe that everyone
should follow and fight for what they believe is best for their life . Oh lord , if you ain t never going to
change that man`s heart ,kill him lord ,and take him out of the way , Those were words of Harriet
tubman ,who suffered throughout her life especially in her childhood ,but she was brave and strong
enough to become a hero by freeing more than 300 slaves ,and becoming an abolitionist .
Firstly, I will describe Tubman s early life.Born Araminta Ross , c, 1820 in Dorchester County
Maryland,She later changed her name ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was helping with all her ability .Harriet was the first African American woman who lead an armed
raid .In early 1862 Harriet joined northern abolitionists in support of union action at port Royal South
Carolina .After the civil war Tubman returned to Auburn , New York
She started a new career as a community
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Harriet Tubman
In the 18th century before the civil war. Slavery was based on the color of your skin.
It was a very difficult life for people who are not white in some states.People believe that everyone
should follow and fight for what they believe is best for their life . Oh lord , if you ain t never going to
change that man`s heart ,kill him lord ,and take him out of the way , Those were words of Harriet
tubman ,who suffered throughout her life especially in her childhood ,but she was brave and strong
enough to become a hero by freeing more than 300 slaves ,and becoming an abolitionist .
Firstly, I will describe Tubman s early life.Born Araminta Ross , c, 1820 in Dorchester County
Maryland,She later changed her name ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was helping with all her ability .Harriet was the first African American woman who lead an armed
raid .In early 1862 Harriet joined northern abolitionists in support of union action at port Royal South
Carolina .After the civil war Tubman returned to Auburn , New York
She started a new career as a community
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Agar Jelly Lab Report
4. EVALUATION AND CONCLUSION
CONCLUSION
The data did support my hypothesis as stating that the larger a cell is, the harder it is for diffusion to
take place as the surface area to volume ratio decreases throughout evidence supported. There is a
pattern in table 5 shows that, the surface area to volume ratio decreases when the agar jelly increases
in size from 1cm to 3cm cube by a ratio of 6 to a ratio of 2, showing that average rate of diffusion
which decreases as the size of the agar increases has a linkage to cells as cells increase in sizes. If a
cell grows beyond a certain size, materials will not be able to pass through the membrane fast enough
to accommodate the inside of the cell. So when the cell reaches a size too large, it will ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Firstly to make sure that the agar blocks are accurately enough, we could use a tri square ( 90 degree
ruler ) to measure the 90 degrees angles of a cube to make sure that the cubes are sliced or cut
correctly. Secondly to make sure that the mixture could be stirred well, we could use a magnetic stirrer
so that the string of the mixture is passive and those not fluctuate and increasing the accuracy for the
experiment. Lastly, it is to also time the time that the agar is completely diffused by the sulphuric acid
which could be used as a comparison between the time took to change the agar phenolphthalein cubes
to become completely clear which could increase the arguments for cell size increasing decreases the
rate of diffusion. The amount of data was enough as there are more than 5 different datas for every
variable which increase the reliability of the
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4. EVALUATION AND CONCLUSION
CONCLUSION
The data did support my hypothesis as stating that the larger a cell is, the harder it is for diffusion to
take place as the surface area to volume ratio decreases throughout evidence supported. There is a
pattern in table 5 shows that, the surface area to volume ratio decreases when the agar jelly increases
in size from 1cm to 3cm cube by a ratio of 6 to a ratio of 2, showing that average rate of diffusion
which decreases as the size of the agar increases has a linkage to cells as cells increase in sizes. If a
cell grows beyond a certain size, materials will not be able to pass through the membrane fast enough
to accommodate the inside of the cell. So when the cell reaches a size too large, it will ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Firstly to make sure that the agar blocks are accurately enough, we could use a tri square ( 90 degree
ruler ) to measure the 90 degrees angles of a cube to make sure that the cubes are sliced or cut
correctly. Secondly to make sure that the mixture could be stirred well, we could use a magnetic stirrer
so that the string of the mixture is passive and those not fluctuate and increasing the accuracy for the
experiment. Lastly, it is to also time the time that the agar is completely diffused by the sulphuric acid
which could be used as a comparison between the time took to change the agar phenolphthalein cubes
to become completely clear which could increase the arguments for cell size increasing decreases the
rate of diffusion. The amount of data was enough as there are more than 5 different datas for every
variable which increase the reliability of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On Military Veterans
Many groups in the United States are facing delays in medical care, this is most evident and
concerning when it comes to military veterans. Military veterans are experiencing extended wait times
in all states, which are affecting their health and well being. In Phoenix Arizona, over 9,000 veterans
have to wait over three months to receive their required medical treatment. The number of veterans
needing care is only growing with each year that passes as more service members exit combat zones
and the service. These men and women are having to have blood tests done every three months as they
are not able to see their primary care physicians if their lab work is over three months old, this has
been observed at the Long Beach VA hospital. A veteran ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This increase in the number of claims has caused the backlog to become extensive. This influx of
claims is not just from new veterans returning from the Middle East but veterans that served in
Vietnam, as they are now able to claim disabilities due to the use of Agent Orange. There are currently
over 95,000 claims that are backlogged, the lowest it has been in years, with very little improvement
in this number in the last year. Claims have become easier to file, as they can now be submitted
electronically, but there are still a great number of paper claims that need to be completed. It does take
longer to process these remaining paper claims as they are trying to convert them to the electronic
versions first then the electronic versions. This has caused the wait times for a disability claim to be
finalized and benefits being received by the veteran to be an average of 386 days with over 318,000
claims countrywide. In Los Angeles the average amount of time it takes for the veteran to receive
benefits is 402 days; this is for all new claims that are filed. The extended wait times that veterans are
experiencing in receiving their disability compensation are affecting their families and even some of
their living
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Many groups in the United States are facing delays in medical care, this is most evident and
concerning when it comes to military veterans. Military veterans are experiencing extended wait times
in all states, which are affecting their health and well being. In Phoenix Arizona, over 9,000 veterans
have to wait over three months to receive their required medical treatment. The number of veterans
needing care is only growing with each year that passes as more service members exit combat zones
and the service. These men and women are having to have blood tests done every three months as they
are not able to see their primary care physicians if their lab work is over three months old, this has
been observed at the Long Beach VA hospital. A veteran ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This increase in the number of claims has caused the backlog to become extensive. This influx of
claims is not just from new veterans returning from the Middle East but veterans that served in
Vietnam, as they are now able to claim disabilities due to the use of Agent Orange. There are currently
over 95,000 claims that are backlogged, the lowest it has been in years, with very little improvement
in this number in the last year. Claims have become easier to file, as they can now be submitted
electronically, but there are still a great number of paper claims that need to be completed. It does take
longer to process these remaining paper claims as they are trying to convert them to the electronic
versions first then the electronic versions. This has caused the wait times for a disability claim to be
finalized and benefits being received by the veteran to be an average of 386 days with over 318,000
claims countrywide. In Los Angeles the average amount of time it takes for the veteran to receive
benefits is 402 days; this is for all new claims that are filed. The extended wait times that veterans are
experiencing in receiving their disability compensation are affecting their families and even some of
their living
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of Friendship In John Steinbeck s Of Mice...
Most people have that one friend that they have a special connection with. That they protect. They
make each other laugh. They would do almost anything for each other. In the book, of Mice and Men,
written by John Steinbeck, George and Lennie have this type of friendship. George looks out for
Lennie and Lennie stands up for George. In this book, George and Lennie s relationship shows
positive and negative traits of a friendship. Along with friendship come a lot of hardships and
complications. George and Lennie do not see eye to eye on everything that goes on in the story. For
example, Give it here! said George. aw, leave me have it, George. This is showing how Lennie just
wants to keep the mouse because he enjoys it but George won t let him because he thinks it disgusting.
George doesn t care what Lennie thinks its all up to George. Also in the story, George verbally abuses
Lennie. If Lennie doesn t do what George says, George gets extremely rabid at Lennie. He frequently
calls Lennie unintelligent and foolish. Oh! I ain t saying he s bright. He ain t. But I say he s a god
damn good worker (Steinbeck 22). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Especially in George and Lennie s situation. Maybe ever body in the whole damn world is scared of
each other (Steinbeck 74). This shows that even in a world for of untrusting people Lennie and George
can push through that and still manage to be best friends and trust each other no matter the
circumstance. The author explains how Lennie got in some trouble in the old town of Weed. Lennie
was accused of raping a woman. Lennie told George about this and they both fled the city. George
hasn t mentioned it to anyone since it happened. This is a good example of trust, even though Lennie
was in a significant amount of trouble, George still kept his secret and even helped him get out of the
town, away from all the people that were accusing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Most people have that one friend that they have a special connection with. That they protect. They
make each other laugh. They would do almost anything for each other. In the book, of Mice and Men,
written by John Steinbeck, George and Lennie have this type of friendship. George looks out for
Lennie and Lennie stands up for George. In this book, George and Lennie s relationship shows
positive and negative traits of a friendship. Along with friendship come a lot of hardships and
complications. George and Lennie do not see eye to eye on everything that goes on in the story. For
example, Give it here! said George. aw, leave me have it, George. This is showing how Lennie just
wants to keep the mouse because he enjoys it but George won t let him because he thinks it disgusting.
George doesn t care what Lennie thinks its all up to George. Also in the story, George verbally abuses
Lennie. If Lennie doesn t do what George says, George gets extremely rabid at Lennie. He frequently
calls Lennie unintelligent and foolish. Oh! I ain t saying he s bright. He ain t. But I say he s a god
damn good worker (Steinbeck 22). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Especially in George and Lennie s situation. Maybe ever body in the whole damn world is scared of
each other (Steinbeck 74). This shows that even in a world for of untrusting people Lennie and George
can push through that and still manage to be best friends and trust each other no matter the
circumstance. The author explains how Lennie got in some trouble in the old town of Weed. Lennie
was accused of raping a woman. Lennie told George about this and they both fled the city. George
hasn t mentioned it to anyone since it happened. This is a good example of trust, even though Lennie
was in a significant amount of trouble, George still kept his secret and even helped him get out of the
town, away from all the people that were accusing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mental Illness In The Movie, The Soloist
The movie The Soloist was very eye opening and inspirational. An L.A. Times journalist, Steve,
comes across a homeless man named Nathaniel playing the violin. He begins talking to him and
Nathaniel seems to talk very fast and continuously rambling on. Nathaniel tells Steve he used to attend
Julliard and play the cello there. Steve begins to do some research and finds out he is telling the truth.
He begins writing a newspaper column on Nathaniel and spends more and more time with him. An
elderly woman was moved by the column and gave her cello to Steve to give to Nathaniel but on one
condition. It was of great value so it would need to be kept at a shelter called LAMP, and Nathaniel
could stay there or go there when he wanted to play it. Nathaniel was reluctant at first, but eventually
shows up at the shelter. We see flashbacks of Nathaniel s past and learn that he often hears voices,
which greatly affected his music career causing him to drop out of Julliard. He becomes very attached
to Steve as he puts him up in an apartment and gets him his first musical performance. But when
Nathaniel finds a paper saying he has schizophrenia ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So many people do not recognize how serious of an illness mental illness is. A lot of people do not
even believe it is an actual thing. It is our job to make the public more aware and make them more
educated on how big of an issue this is and how serious it is. This film makes me want to focus my
future as a nursing professional in the mental health aspect of the field. I think I would also like to
volunteer my times at homeless shelters and such to really help those who cannot go to a medical
facility. One thing I need to keep in mind though that the movie really made me realize is that
sometimes people may not want my help or I may feel defeated but to remember that I am doing my
best to do good for someone
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The movie The Soloist was very eye opening and inspirational. An L.A. Times journalist, Steve,
comes across a homeless man named Nathaniel playing the violin. He begins talking to him and
Nathaniel seems to talk very fast and continuously rambling on. Nathaniel tells Steve he used to attend
Julliard and play the cello there. Steve begins to do some research and finds out he is telling the truth.
He begins writing a newspaper column on Nathaniel and spends more and more time with him. An
elderly woman was moved by the column and gave her cello to Steve to give to Nathaniel but on one
condition. It was of great value so it would need to be kept at a shelter called LAMP, and Nathaniel
could stay there or go there when he wanted to play it. Nathaniel was reluctant at first, but eventually
shows up at the shelter. We see flashbacks of Nathaniel s past and learn that he often hears voices,
which greatly affected his music career causing him to drop out of Julliard. He becomes very attached
to Steve as he puts him up in an apartment and gets him his first musical performance. But when
Nathaniel finds a paper saying he has schizophrenia ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So many people do not recognize how serious of an illness mental illness is. A lot of people do not
even believe it is an actual thing. It is our job to make the public more aware and make them more
educated on how big of an issue this is and how serious it is. This film makes me want to focus my
future as a nursing professional in the mental health aspect of the field. I think I would also like to
volunteer my times at homeless shelters and such to really help those who cannot go to a medical
facility. One thing I need to keep in mind though that the movie really made me realize is that
sometimes people may not want my help or I may feel defeated but to remember that I am doing my
best to do good for someone
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dwight D Eisenhower s Domestic Policy
President Dwight D. Eisenhower took ogives in 1953, after Harry S. Truman s presidency. Eisenhower
brought, with his vast military experience, an attitude of strict judgment. Truman had done his best to
bring an end to the war. It is interesting that Eisenhower, who commanded, a presence of prestige
because of his military experience, made his biggest impact in his domestic policies following WWII.
He chose his cabinet of successful corporate executives, renown for their business prowess and gave
them the authority to do what they do best. He set about to balance the budget, a relief after years of
spending the states into a great deficit. He was praised for his determination to get the economy back
on track. During the war, all crops were
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President Dwight D. Eisenhower took ogives in 1953, after Harry S. Truman s presidency. Eisenhower
brought, with his vast military experience, an attitude of strict judgment. Truman had done his best to
bring an end to the war. It is interesting that Eisenhower, who commanded, a presence of prestige
because of his military experience, made his biggest impact in his domestic policies following WWII.
He chose his cabinet of successful corporate executives, renown for their business prowess and gave
them the authority to do what they do best. He set about to balance the budget, a relief after years of
spending the states into a great deficit. He was praised for his determination to get the economy back
on track. During the war, all crops were
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Canonical Books in the Bibles
It is widely accepted through the theological study of the Bible that the gathering and the selection of
information included in the final compilation was an extensive and controversial process. Specifically,
the events and movements that were influential in the recognition of the canonical books. According
to Britannica, the canonical books are recognized as the quintessential corner stone of the New
Testament, which also means that they are a foundational part of the current beliefs and practices of
most of today s Christians. Even more important is the process, culmination, and the compilations of
events that lead to what Christians currently accept as the Word of God. There are several key
historical references that were influential ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Gnosticism is not understood to be an organized group whose plight is to obliterate the Church;
however, it is a movement that existed within the church and outside of it (Wilson 1955). Conversely,
these Gnostics beliefs were too much of a contradiction of core Christian beliefs to co exist.
Marcionism, much like Gnostic beliefs were also intertwined within the Church. However, Marcion s
depiction of Christianity was heavily anti Jewish. Since the fundamental beliefs of Christianity rest on
the creator God based on the Jewish teachings, this was a contradiction to fundamental points in
Christian doctrine (Quispel 1998). Imperatively, Marcion s threat to the church was substantially more
than Gnostics because he created and actual Church (Quispel 1998). The challenge that Marcion
brought to the Church was great and thusly required a retort. Once the church realized that these
beliefs would question the core of the Christian faith, the process of the recognition of the canonical
books started and it was a process that lasted until the implication of the New Testament as accepted
today (Brueggeman 1978) . In conclusion, analyzing the key events and movements that were
influential in the
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It is widely accepted through the theological study of the Bible that the gathering and the selection of
information included in the final compilation was an extensive and controversial process. Specifically,
the events and movements that were influential in the recognition of the canonical books. According
to Britannica, the canonical books are recognized as the quintessential corner stone of the New
Testament, which also means that they are a foundational part of the current beliefs and practices of
most of today s Christians. Even more important is the process, culmination, and the compilations of
events that lead to what Christians currently accept as the Word of God. There are several key
historical references that were influential ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Gnosticism is not understood to be an organized group whose plight is to obliterate the Church;
however, it is a movement that existed within the church and outside of it (Wilson 1955). Conversely,
these Gnostics beliefs were too much of a contradiction of core Christian beliefs to co exist.
Marcionism, much like Gnostic beliefs were also intertwined within the Church. However, Marcion s
depiction of Christianity was heavily anti Jewish. Since the fundamental beliefs of Christianity rest on
the creator God based on the Jewish teachings, this was a contradiction to fundamental points in
Christian doctrine (Quispel 1998). Imperatively, Marcion s threat to the church was substantially more
than Gnostics because he created and actual Church (Quispel 1998). The challenge that Marcion
brought to the Church was great and thusly required a retort. Once the church realized that these
beliefs would question the core of the Christian faith, the process of the recognition of the canonical
books started and it was a process that lasted until the implication of the New Testament as accepted
today (Brueggeman 1978) . In conclusion, analyzing the key events and movements that were
influential in the
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Comparing Angela s Ashes And Huckleberry Finn
The importance of community and the charity of strangers is very prominent in Angela s Ashes and
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The way that strangers treat them compared to how their own
families act is a large difference. Strangers tend to be more charitable and kind, but their families don t
seem to care as much about them. The way their families treat them in both stories is negative. In
Angela s Ashes Malachy and Angela are distant parents. Malachy drinks and doesn t bring money
home. In Frank s teenage years his father leaves for London one day and never comes back. When
Frank s little siblings die his mother closes herself off and refuses to eat or drink or even get out of
bed. Even Frank s grandparents, aunts and uncles treat him and his siblings poorly. They are viewed as
outsiders on his mother s side for being from the north and on his father s side for being from the
south. Frank and his siblings are seen as outsiders in even their own families because of who they are.
Their own families seem to be their greatest critics. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One night his father breaks into his room at the Widow s house and insults Huck repeatedly. He bullies
Huck for looking nice and learning how to read. Huck s father Pap uses Huck s supposed wealth as an
excuse to take his son back. Pap takes advantage of his son Huck by taking him back into his care to
receive the money belonging to Huck. All Pap seems to care about is the money he could receive.
When Pap takes Huck to his cabin Huck is physically abused. At one point Pap chases Huck around
threatening to kill him. Huck lives in constant fear of his father and his father s drinking because of
the violent way he s treated by his only family
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The importance of community and the charity of strangers is very prominent in Angela s Ashes and
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The way that strangers treat them compared to how their own
families act is a large difference. Strangers tend to be more charitable and kind, but their families don t
seem to care as much about them. The way their families treat them in both stories is negative. In
Angela s Ashes Malachy and Angela are distant parents. Malachy drinks and doesn t bring money
home. In Frank s teenage years his father leaves for London one day and never comes back. When
Frank s little siblings die his mother closes herself off and refuses to eat or drink or even get out of
bed. Even Frank s grandparents, aunts and uncles treat him and his siblings poorly. They are viewed as
outsiders on his mother s side for being from the north and on his father s side for being from the
south. Frank and his siblings are seen as outsiders in even their own families because of who they are.
Their own families seem to be their greatest critics. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One night his father breaks into his room at the Widow s house and insults Huck repeatedly. He bullies
Huck for looking nice and learning how to read. Huck s father Pap uses Huck s supposed wealth as an
excuse to take his son back. Pap takes advantage of his son Huck by taking him back into his care to
receive the money belonging to Huck. All Pap seems to care about is the money he could receive.
When Pap takes Huck to his cabin Huck is physically abused. At one point Pap chases Huck around
threatening to kill him. Huck lives in constant fear of his father and his father s drinking because of
the violent way he s treated by his only family
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Srk N His Life
Shahrukh Khan
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Shahrukh Khan
Born 2 November 1965 (1965 11 02) (age 44)
New Delhi, India
Other name(s) Shah Rukh Khan, King Khan, SRK, King of Bollywood[1]
Occupation Actor, producer, television presenter
Years active 1988 present
Spouse(s) Gauri Khan (1991 present)
Shahrukh Khan (Hindi: शाहरुख़ ख़ान, Urdu: ناخخ ُر ہاش; born 2 November 1965), sometimes credited
as Shah Rukh Khan, is an Indian actor and a prominent Bollywood figure, as well as a film producer
and television host.
Khan began his career appearing in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The book Still Reading Khan, which details his family life, was released in 2006. Another book by
Anupama Chopra, King of Bollywood: Shahrukh Khan and the seductive world of Indian cinema ,
was released in 2007. This book described the world of Bollywood through Khan s life.[15][16]
Khan has been awarded several honours which includes the Padma Shri, India s fourth highest civilian
award from the Government of India in 2005. In April 2007, a life size wax statue of Khan was
installed at the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, London. Another statue was installed at the Musée
Grévin in Paris, the same year.[17] During the same year, he was accorded the Ordre des Arts et des
Lettres (Order of the Arts and Literature) award by the French government for his exceptional career .
[18]
In October 2008, Khan was conferred the Darjah Mulia Seri Melaka which carries the honorific Datuk
(in similar fashion to Sir in British knighthood), by the Yang di Pertua Negeri Tun Mohd Khalil
Yaakob, the head of state of Malacca in Malaysia. Khan was honoured for promoting tourism in
Malacca by filming One Two Ka Four there in 2001. Some were critical of this decision.[19] He was
also honoured with an honorary doctorate in arts and culture from Britain s University of Bedfordshire
in 2009.[20]
Film career
Background
Shahrukh Khan
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Jump to: navigation, search
Shahrukh redirects here. For the Timurid dynasty ruler, see Shah Rukh (Timurid dynasty).
This article is semi protected to prevent libelous additions.
Shahrukh Khan
Born 2 November 1965 (1965 11 02) (age 44)
New Delhi, India
Other name(s) Shah Rukh Khan, King Khan, SRK, King of Bollywood[1]
Occupation Actor, producer, television presenter
Years active 1988 present
Spouse(s) Gauri Khan (1991 present)
Shahrukh Khan (Hindi: शाहरुख़ ख़ान, Urdu: ناخخ ُر ہاش; born 2 November 1965), sometimes credited
as Shah Rukh Khan, is an Indian actor and a prominent Bollywood figure, as well as a film producer
and television host.
Khan began his career appearing in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The book Still Reading Khan, which details his family life, was released in 2006. Another book by
Anupama Chopra, King of Bollywood: Shahrukh Khan and the seductive world of Indian cinema ,
was released in 2007. This book described the world of Bollywood through Khan s life.[15][16]
Khan has been awarded several honours which includes the Padma Shri, India s fourth highest civilian
award from the Government of India in 2005. In April 2007, a life size wax statue of Khan was
installed at the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, London. Another statue was installed at the Musée
Grévin in Paris, the same year.[17] During the same year, he was accorded the Ordre des Arts et des
Lettres (Order of the Arts and Literature) award by the French government for his exceptional career .
[18]
In October 2008, Khan was conferred the Darjah Mulia Seri Melaka which carries the honorific Datuk
(in similar fashion to Sir in British knighthood), by the Yang di Pertua Negeri Tun Mohd Khalil
Yaakob, the head of state of Malacca in Malaysia. Khan was honoured for promoting tourism in
Malacca by filming One Two Ka Four there in 2001. Some were critical of this decision.[19] He was
also honoured with an honorary doctorate in arts and culture from Britain s University of Bedfordshire
in 2009.[20]
Film career
Background
Khan studied acting under celebrated Theatre Director Barry John at Delhi s
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Fire Arson Investigation
During the arson investigation of Josh Powell and his two young sons it came to be that the fire was
start by the father Josh Powell. The Investigation yield information on how and why the fire was
started. The main stage of fire was the incipient stage which is the first stage of fire. This is known as
the ignition stage which is usually represented by a very small fire and then it went into the growth
stage where the structures fire load and oxygen is used as fuel for the fire. There are numerous factors
affecting the growth stage including where the fire was started, what combustibles are near it. Also
another stage that this investigation is combined with is the fully developed stage it occurs when the
growth stage has reached the max.
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During the arson investigation of Josh Powell and his two young sons it came to be that the fire was
start by the father Josh Powell. The Investigation yield information on how and why the fire was
started. The main stage of fire was the incipient stage which is the first stage of fire. This is known as
the ignition stage which is usually represented by a very small fire and then it went into the growth
stage where the structures fire load and oxygen is used as fuel for the fire. There are numerous factors
affecting the growth stage including where the fire was started, what combustibles are near it. Also
another stage that this investigation is combined with is the fully developed stage it occurs when the
growth stage has reached the max.
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Paean Etymology
Etymology The name of Apollo itself though not Paean, a possible name of a precursor god to or
epithet of him is generally considered to be absent from the Linear B (Mycenean Greek) texts
although it is possible that the name is in fact attested in the lacunose form ]pe rjo [ (Linear B: ]J [)
on the KN E 842 tablet.[4][5][6] The etymology of the name is uncertain. The spelling Ἀπόλλων
(pronounced [a.pól.lɔːn] in Classical Attic) had almost superseded all other forms by the beginning of
the common era, but the Doric form Apellon (Ἀπέλλων), is more archaic, derived from an earlier
*Ἀπέλjων. It probably is a cognate to the Doric month Apellaios (Ἀπελλαῖος),[7] and the offerings
apellaia (ἀπελλαῖα) at the initiation of the young men during the family festival apellai (ἀπέλλαι).[8]
[9] According to some scholars ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
R. S. P. Beekes rejected the connection of the theonym with the noun apellai and suggested a Pre
Greek proto form *Apalyun.[12] Several instances of popular etymology are attested from ancient
authors. Thus, the Greeks most often associated Apollo s name with the Greek verb ἀπόλλυμι
(apollymi), to destroy .[13] Plato in Cratylus connects the name with ἀπόλυσις (apolysis), redemption
, with ἀπόλουσις (apolousis), purification , and with ἁπλοῦν ([h]aploun), simple ,[14] in particular in
reference to the Thessalian form of the name, Ἄπλουν, and finally with Ἀειβάλλων (aeiballon), ever
shooting . Hesychius connects the name Apollo with the Doric ἀπέλλα (apella), which means
assembly , so that Apollo would be the god of political life, and he also gives the explanation σηκός
(sekos), fold , in which case Apollo would be the god of flocks and herds. In the Ancient Macedonian
language πέλλα (pella) means stone, and some toponyms may be derived from this word: Πέλλα
(Pella,[15] the capital of Ancient Macedonia) and Πελλήνη (Pellēnē/Pallene). A
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Etymology The name of Apollo itself though not Paean, a possible name of a precursor god to or
epithet of him is generally considered to be absent from the Linear B (Mycenean Greek) texts
although it is possible that the name is in fact attested in the lacunose form ]pe rjo [ (Linear B: ]J [)
on the KN E 842 tablet.[4][5][6] The etymology of the name is uncertain. The spelling Ἀπόλλων
(pronounced [a.pól.lɔːn] in Classical Attic) had almost superseded all other forms by the beginning of
the common era, but the Doric form Apellon (Ἀπέλλων), is more archaic, derived from an earlier
*Ἀπέλjων. It probably is a cognate to the Doric month Apellaios (Ἀπελλαῖος),[7] and the offerings
apellaia (ἀπελλαῖα) at the initiation of the young men during the family festival apellai (ἀπέλλαι).[8]
[9] According to some scholars ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
R. S. P. Beekes rejected the connection of the theonym with the noun apellai and suggested a Pre
Greek proto form *Apalyun.[12] Several instances of popular etymology are attested from ancient
authors. Thus, the Greeks most often associated Apollo s name with the Greek verb ἀπόλλυμι
(apollymi), to destroy .[13] Plato in Cratylus connects the name with ἀπόλυσις (apolysis), redemption
, with ἀπόλουσις (apolousis), purification , and with ἁπλοῦν ([h]aploun), simple ,[14] in particular in
reference to the Thessalian form of the name, Ἄπλουν, and finally with Ἀειβάλλων (aeiballon), ever
shooting . Hesychius connects the name Apollo with the Doric ἀπέλλα (apella), which means
assembly , so that Apollo would be the god of political life, and he also gives the explanation σηκός
(sekos), fold , in which case Apollo would be the god of flocks and herds. In the Ancient Macedonian
language πέλλα (pella) means stone, and some toponyms may be derived from this word: Πέλλα
(Pella,[15] the capital of Ancient Macedonia) and Πελλήνη (Pellēnē/Pallene). A
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Aunt Misery And The Crane Maiden
Both Aunt Misery and the old couple in The Crane Maiden has to let go of something.They both have
some thing alike and they both have some thing different from each other.On the story of Aunt Misery
she had to let go of death and she made a deal to him to never come back to get her again.In other
passage the old couple had to let go of their daughter that was actually a crane. The differences of
Aunt Misery and the old couple is that Aunt Misery had a tree that she loved and some little kids came
to her home and took some fruit from her tree and she grew old,and death came and took her,but she
capture him and left him stuck on the tree so he can never leave.The difference about the old couple
was that a little strange girl, that was all
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Both Aunt Misery and the old couple in The Crane Maiden has to let go of something.They both have
some thing alike and they both have some thing different from each other.On the story of Aunt Misery
she had to let go of death and she made a deal to him to never come back to get her again.In other
passage the old couple had to let go of their daughter that was actually a crane. The differences of
Aunt Misery and the old couple is that Aunt Misery had a tree that she loved and some little kids came
to her home and took some fruit from her tree and she grew old,and death came and took her,but she
capture him and left him stuck on the tree so he can never leave.The difference about the old couple
was that a little strange girl, that was all
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What Is The Tone In King Lear
King Lear asks his daughters which of them loves him the most. Cordelia expresses honestly to him
her answer. She tells him that she loves him, and respects him. She appreciates his fatherly efforts to
take care of them. Nevertheless she knows his game of trying to boost his ego, so she vocalizes that
her love for him will never be with her whole heart. She is soon to be married so half her heart
belongs to her new husband. The rest is for caring for her family which includes her sisters, and her
father. This passage shows that she is honest and does not reduce herself for pleasing her father. As
she speaks to her father she keeps a calm and collected attitude. She speaks to him respectfully.
Throughout the passage the author uses abstract diction to express the emotions cordelia feels.
This passage is significant to the play because it sets up the events following. After she refuses to
enlarge her father s self esteem,he tells her to leave. She no longer stays with her father or have
contact with him. This also opens king Lear s eyes to the truth. He learns that his daughter that he left
actually loves him and tells him the truth. While the daughters that told him that they love him with
everything they have, they are the ones that betray him, and cause the ... Show more content on
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The truth that comes later helps King Lear know who is loyal to him or not. It also brings light into the
darkness of all the people who are creating conflicts in the play. The passage invites more questions of
reality. The logic people give may be deceiving. The people give convincing evidence but they can all
end with heartbreaking truth. King Lear has a major character development. He is egotistical and likes
the feeling of praise and power. After he lets go of his favorite and genuine daughter, he advances in a
long journey of pain and suffering. He learns that reality is what let go a long time ago. He leans not to
take things nor
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King Lear asks his daughters which of them loves him the most. Cordelia expresses honestly to him
her answer. She tells him that she loves him, and respects him. She appreciates his fatherly efforts to
take care of them. Nevertheless she knows his game of trying to boost his ego, so she vocalizes that
her love for him will never be with her whole heart. She is soon to be married so half her heart
belongs to her new husband. The rest is for caring for her family which includes her sisters, and her
father. This passage shows that she is honest and does not reduce herself for pleasing her father. As
she speaks to her father she keeps a calm and collected attitude. She speaks to him respectfully.
Throughout the passage the author uses abstract diction to express the emotions cordelia feels.
This passage is significant to the play because it sets up the events following. After she refuses to
enlarge her father s self esteem,he tells her to leave. She no longer stays with her father or have
contact with him. This also opens king Lear s eyes to the truth. He learns that his daughter that he left
actually loves him and tells him the truth. While the daughters that told him that they love him with
everything they have, they are the ones that betray him, and cause the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The truth that comes later helps King Lear know who is loyal to him or not. It also brings light into the
darkness of all the people who are creating conflicts in the play. The passage invites more questions of
reality. The logic people give may be deceiving. The people give convincing evidence but they can all
end with heartbreaking truth. King Lear has a major character development. He is egotistical and likes
the feeling of praise and power. After he lets go of his favorite and genuine daughter, he advances in a
long journey of pain and suffering. He learns that reality is what let go a long time ago. He leans not to
take things nor
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Autism Spectrum Disorder And The Childhood Autism Rating...
Autism spectrum disorder is an umbrella term used in diagnosing a collection of developmental
disorders of the brain that vary in severity1. People with ASD may have trouble with social
interactions, problems with different types of communication, may practice repetitive actions or
behaviors1,2, struggle with paying attention, and suffer from motor disfunctions1. ASD is usually
diagnosed in children between the ages of 2 and 3, this early diagnosis is very beneficial because it
leads to intervention which intern leads to more positive outcomes later in life1. ASD affects 1 in
every 68 American children1 and is 4 5 times more common in boys than girls1. Prevalence of this
disease is on the rise, with a 10 17% increases in cases per year1, which could be due to improved
diagnostic methods, environmental factors, and other reasons that are unknown1. One well established
diagnostic tool is the Childhood Autism Rating Scale (CARS) which is 15 point rating scale3 used to
diagnose children with ASD and determine its severity2. Another less accredited, but still informative
diagnostic tool is the Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist (ATEC)2 which differs from the CARS
because it is a parent rater form of measurment2. ASD has no cure, but there have been studies that
show behavioral outbursts can be reduced with the use of certain movements and breathing
techniques4. This encourages confidence that more aspects of ASD can be improved with similar
methods. Professionals fill out the
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Autism spectrum disorder is an umbrella term used in diagnosing a collection of developmental
disorders of the brain that vary in severity1. People with ASD may have trouble with social
interactions, problems with different types of communication, may practice repetitive actions or
behaviors1,2, struggle with paying attention, and suffer from motor disfunctions1. ASD is usually
diagnosed in children between the ages of 2 and 3, this early diagnosis is very beneficial because it
leads to intervention which intern leads to more positive outcomes later in life1. ASD affects 1 in
every 68 American children1 and is 4 5 times more common in boys than girls1. Prevalence of this
disease is on the rise, with a 10 17% increases in cases per year1, which could be due to improved
diagnostic methods, environmental factors, and other reasons that are unknown1. One well established
diagnostic tool is the Childhood Autism Rating Scale (CARS) which is 15 point rating scale3 used to
diagnose children with ASD and determine its severity2. Another less accredited, but still informative
diagnostic tool is the Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist (ATEC)2 which differs from the CARS
because it is a parent rater form of measurment2. ASD has no cure, but there have been studies that
show behavioral outbursts can be reduced with the use of certain movements and breathing
techniques4. This encourages confidence that more aspects of ASD can be improved with similar
methods. Professionals fill out the
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Non-Traditional Student Interests
As a non traditional student, I have experienced so many interests in my life, but as stated by Eleanor
Roosevelt being interested in one thing will lead to new interests. I found this to be very interesting
because although I had never really thought about it I found it to be true because being interested in
my education has brought many new interests to me and will continue to bring many more. Some of
the interests that I have gained during my academic career include things such as the masters of
accountancy program, supply chain management, volunteer work, teamwork, and leadership skills to
name a few of the most important that will carry on with me after graduation.
When I first began my academic career after being away for so long, I
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As a non traditional student, I have experienced so many interests in my life, but as stated by Eleanor
Roosevelt being interested in one thing will lead to new interests. I found this to be very interesting
because although I had never really thought about it I found it to be true because being interested in
my education has brought many new interests to me and will continue to bring many more. Some of
the interests that I have gained during my academic career include things such as the masters of
accountancy program, supply chain management, volunteer work, teamwork, and leadership skills to
name a few of the most important that will carry on with me after graduation.
When I first began my academic career after being away for so long, I
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Corrie Ten Boom Research Paper
It is not my ability, but my response 1to God s ability that counts. Corrie ten Boom helped Jews
escape the Holocaust during World War Two. Her family was devoted to serving God and standing for
what s right no matter the cost. They saved about 800 lives, but it wasn t easy. Her entire family was
imprisoned! Through the good and the bad times Corrie looked to God for guidance, and He always
provided for her.
Cornelia, also known as Corrie, was born on April 15th 1892, and is most famous for hiding Jews
during the Nazi Holocaust. She was the youngest child, and had two sisters, Nollie and Bestsie. She
dedicated her life to helping others, such as foster kids and disabled people. When the invasions
started happening her family started hiding
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It is not my ability, but my response 1to God s ability that counts. Corrie ten Boom helped Jews
escape the Holocaust during World War Two. Her family was devoted to serving God and standing for
what s right no matter the cost. They saved about 800 lives, but it wasn t easy. Her entire family was
imprisoned! Through the good and the bad times Corrie looked to God for guidance, and He always
provided for her.
Cornelia, also known as Corrie, was born on April 15th 1892, and is most famous for hiding Jews
during the Nazi Holocaust. She was the youngest child, and had two sisters, Nollie and Bestsie. She
dedicated her life to helping others, such as foster kids and disabled people. When the invasions
started happening her family started hiding
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Roxane Gay Bad Feminist Summary
Roxane Gay s collection of essays, Bad Feminist, falls under third wave feminism. Third wave
feminists focus on the intersections of gender, sexuality, race, and social class. Gay talks about all of
these issues in her book, calling upon her own experiences as a Haitian American to explore the
intersectionality between growing up a woman and growing up biracially in America. More than
anything else in her book, Gay focuses on her imperfections as a human being that cause her to
interpret feminism differently from anyone else. We don t all have to believe in the same feminism,
she writes. Feminism can be pluralistic so long as we respect the different feminisms we carry with us,
so long as we give enough of a damn to try to minimize the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Gay writes, A lot of ink is given over to mythologizing female friendships as curious, fragile
relationships that are always intensely fraught. Stop reading and writing what encourages this
mythology. Likewise, Gay challenges the notion that only books by women are given the title of
women s fiction, and that topics of marriage and children, and parenthood are primarily marketed
towards women when they concern both men and women. She argues against the stereotype of angry
feminist as well. When women respond negatively to misogynistic or rape humor, they are sensitive
and branded as feminist, a word that has, as of late, become a catchall term for women who does not
tolerate bullshit. Gay says that women have always had to fight for their rights, when men have not,
but that women s struggles to succeed are chalked up to lack of ability. What goes unsaid is that
women might be more ambitious and focused because we ve never had a choice. We ve had to fight to
vote, to work outside the home, to work in environments free of sexual harassment, to attend the
universities of our choice, and we ve had to prove ourselves over and over to receive any modicum of
consideration. She also finds great offense at the media s portrayal of female relationships: Abandon
the cultural myth that all female friendships must be bitchy, toxic, or competitive. This myth is like
heels and purses pretty, but designed to SLOW women down. Like many third wave feminists, Gay
fights to draw attention to these issues in order to change
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Roxane Gay s collection of essays, Bad Feminist, falls under third wave feminism. Third wave
feminists focus on the intersections of gender, sexuality, race, and social class. Gay talks about all of
these issues in her book, calling upon her own experiences as a Haitian American to explore the
intersectionality between growing up a woman and growing up biracially in America. More than
anything else in her book, Gay focuses on her imperfections as a human being that cause her to
interpret feminism differently from anyone else. We don t all have to believe in the same feminism,
she writes. Feminism can be pluralistic so long as we respect the different feminisms we carry with us,
so long as we give enough of a damn to try to minimize the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Gay writes, A lot of ink is given over to mythologizing female friendships as curious, fragile
relationships that are always intensely fraught. Stop reading and writing what encourages this
mythology. Likewise, Gay challenges the notion that only books by women are given the title of
women s fiction, and that topics of marriage and children, and parenthood are primarily marketed
towards women when they concern both men and women. She argues against the stereotype of angry
feminist as well. When women respond negatively to misogynistic or rape humor, they are sensitive
and branded as feminist, a word that has, as of late, become a catchall term for women who does not
tolerate bullshit. Gay says that women have always had to fight for their rights, when men have not,
but that women s struggles to succeed are chalked up to lack of ability. What goes unsaid is that
women might be more ambitious and focused because we ve never had a choice. We ve had to fight to
vote, to work outside the home, to work in environments free of sexual harassment, to attend the
universities of our choice, and we ve had to prove ourselves over and over to receive any modicum of
consideration. She also finds great offense at the media s portrayal of female relationships: Abandon
the cultural myth that all female friendships must be bitchy, toxic, or competitive. This myth is like
heels and purses pretty, but designed to SLOW women down. Like many third wave feminists, Gay
fights to draw attention to these issues in order to change
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Film Analysis Of The Movie Mean Girls
In today s world bullying is a significant problem not only affecting America but the whole world. If
you believed it was hard for you to go to school when you were young you won t believe how much
harder it is to be a teenager today. The movie Mean Girls is a valuable movie because, although in a
comedic sense it offers an insight into the bullying aspects of high school and how it affects teen girls.
The viscous cycle of rumors not fitting in and doing anything and everything to fit in along with the
emotional scars that bullying leaves behind. The film Mean Girls follows a young teen that has never
been exposed to high school life her name is Cady Heron. She starts high school and she is so naïve
about everything that goes on in school and believes everyone is nice. Once she gets a glimpse of the
plastics she s mesmerized by how cool and confident they are. Regina George is the one in charge of
the plastics the Queen Bee . She has two minions Gretchen Wieners and Karen Smith. Life is perfect
for the plastics or so it seems. Cady Heron gets invited to join the plastics and that s when she realizes
little by little on what it takes to be cool (Messick Waters, 2004). The film Mean Girls connects with
its target audience which consists of teenagers by using humor. Most of the movie is funny but there is
an underlying message that is so subtly intertwined to show a lesson without it being so in your face.
There s a moment in the movie where Cady is faced with
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In today s world bullying is a significant problem not only affecting America but the whole world. If
you believed it was hard for you to go to school when you were young you won t believe how much
harder it is to be a teenager today. The movie Mean Girls is a valuable movie because, although in a
comedic sense it offers an insight into the bullying aspects of high school and how it affects teen girls.
The viscous cycle of rumors not fitting in and doing anything and everything to fit in along with the
emotional scars that bullying leaves behind. The film Mean Girls follows a young teen that has never
been exposed to high school life her name is Cady Heron. She starts high school and she is so naïve
about everything that goes on in school and believes everyone is nice. Once she gets a glimpse of the
plastics she s mesmerized by how cool and confident they are. Regina George is the one in charge of
the plastics the Queen Bee . She has two minions Gretchen Wieners and Karen Smith. Life is perfect
for the plastics or so it seems. Cady Heron gets invited to join the plastics and that s when she realizes
little by little on what it takes to be cool (Messick Waters, 2004). The film Mean Girls connects with
its target audience which consists of teenagers by using humor. Most of the movie is funny but there is
an underlying message that is so subtly intertwined to show a lesson without it being so in your face.
There s a moment in the movie where Cady is faced with
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Arabian Economic Advantages And Disadvantages
After rapid growth in the international debt of developing countries in the 1970s and the increasing
incidence of scheduling back debt in the early 1980s, the risk of countries reflecting the ability and
willingness of a country to financial services has been a topic of concern for the international world
(Cosset and Roy, 1991).
As well as significant events that occurred on September 11, 2001, the associated risks in international
relations has increased substantially, and it becomes more difficult to be analyzed and predicted for
decision makers in the fields of Economics, finance and politics. International investors are also aware
that the globalization of world trade and capital market openness poses a risk that could cause the
financial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, in a country naturally has advantages and disadvantages. In a country that is strong in
economics may have a weakness in political or social fields. This is the one that causes a country still
has risks although is included in a State that has a stable economy.
One example is the case in the Arabian peninsula, the Levant. The Arabian peninsula is the name of a
giant peninsula in Western Asia that has the form resembles the boots. the continental climate is hot is
known as one of the more prosperous cities in the world thanks to the existing oil reserves beneath it.
However, not all the residents of the Arabian peninsula has a prosperous people. Yemen located in the
heel of the peninsula is an example of a country that is not lucky, because in addition to having only
meager oil reserves, Yemen must also wrestle with the war tearing his territory.
The factor ethnicity was a factor in the Arabian peninsula that also affect why conflict there lasts
incessant from past to present.
KH Said Aqeel Siroj who educated scholars until the doctor in Saudi Arabia to explain, political
parties or religious sect based on
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After rapid growth in the international debt of developing countries in the 1970s and the increasing
incidence of scheduling back debt in the early 1980s, the risk of countries reflecting the ability and
willingness of a country to financial services has been a topic of concern for the international world
(Cosset and Roy, 1991).
As well as significant events that occurred on September 11, 2001, the associated risks in international
relations has increased substantially, and it becomes more difficult to be analyzed and predicted for
decision makers in the fields of Economics, finance and politics. International investors are also aware
that the globalization of world trade and capital market openness poses a risk that could cause the
financial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, in a country naturally has advantages and disadvantages. In a country that is strong in
economics may have a weakness in political or social fields. This is the one that causes a country still
has risks although is included in a State that has a stable economy.
One example is the case in the Arabian peninsula, the Levant. The Arabian peninsula is the name of a
giant peninsula in Western Asia that has the form resembles the boots. the continental climate is hot is
known as one of the more prosperous cities in the world thanks to the existing oil reserves beneath it.
However, not all the residents of the Arabian peninsula has a prosperous people. Yemen located in the
heel of the peninsula is an example of a country that is not lucky, because in addition to having only
meager oil reserves, Yemen must also wrestle with the war tearing his territory.
The factor ethnicity was a factor in the Arabian peninsula that also affect why conflict there lasts
incessant from past to present.
KH Said Aqeel Siroj who educated scholars until the doctor in Saudi Arabia to explain, political
parties or religious sect based on
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HIPAA Violations
Huping Zhou, a former cardiothoracic surgeon from China, whom recently moved to Los Angeles and
became employed at UCLA School of Medicine as a researcher, was sentenced to federal prison for
HIPAA violations. This made him the first person in the United States to receive a prison sentence for
HIPAA violations. His employer informed Zhoe that they were starting the process of terminating his
employment .Zhou accessed the medical records of his former colleagues that night. During the
following three weeks he accessed the records of celebrities, and high profile patients 323 times. He
claimed that he was unaware that it was illegal to view these records. No evidence was found that
Zhou misused the information he obtained, nor did he sell the information. He received a four month
jail sentence and a 2,000 dollar fine (Dimick, 2010). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Personal health information includes a patient s name, address, birthdate and social security number. It
also includes a person s health or mental status whether it is in the past, present or future. HIPAA
gives people the right to have access to their medical records. It also states that people have the right
to either give consent or deny consent of their information being shared or released. All health care
facilities, insurance companies, pharmacies, vision, and dental offices must adhere to the HIPAA
guidelines. Though patients have a right to their information being kept confidential, their information
may be shared for necessity in regards to treatment, billing, to protect the public health, and if the law
requires disclosure. Penalties are set in place for violations of the HIPAA laws ( HIPAA summary,
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Huping Zhou, a former cardiothoracic surgeon from China, whom recently moved to Los Angeles and
became employed at UCLA School of Medicine as a researcher, was sentenced to federal prison for
HIPAA violations. This made him the first person in the United States to receive a prison sentence for
HIPAA violations. His employer informed Zhoe that they were starting the process of terminating his
employment .Zhou accessed the medical records of his former colleagues that night. During the
following three weeks he accessed the records of celebrities, and high profile patients 323 times. He
claimed that he was unaware that it was illegal to view these records. No evidence was found that
Zhou misused the information he obtained, nor did he sell the information. He received a four month
jail sentence and a 2,000 dollar fine (Dimick, 2010). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Personal health information includes a patient s name, address, birthdate and social security number. It
also includes a person s health or mental status whether it is in the past, present or future. HIPAA
gives people the right to have access to their medical records. It also states that people have the right
to either give consent or deny consent of their information being shared or released. All health care
facilities, insurance companies, pharmacies, vision, and dental offices must adhere to the HIPAA
guidelines. Though patients have a right to their information being kept confidential, their information
may be shared for necessity in regards to treatment, billing, to protect the public health, and if the law
requires disclosure. Penalties are set in place for violations of the HIPAA laws ( HIPAA summary,
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World War Part 2 Summary
In Part II, Glover discusses the tragic effects of war on the average person s morality. This is done
through morally distancing oneself from what events that are considered horrific or tragic. As soldiers
and armies slowly distance themselves from close range combat with long range strikes such as
missiles and drones, there is more acceptance of what is normally considered impermissible.
Glover concludes that the weight of war on the human moral identity breaks it down. It enforces a
civilian to go against one the biggest tenants of civilian life which is to do not harm and not kill. By
requiring soldiers to kill other humans, they require a dehumanization of soldiers in order to make
them more effective as well as skewing their moral compass. Glover shows that events such as Mai
Lai and soldiers abusing civilians doesn t stem from a trait, but from the erosion of human morality as
conflicting traumatic events force the individual to change their own code.
Current literature supports Glover s theory in terms of the damaging effect of war on the human
psychology. It has progressed to the point where soldiers experience flashbacks or PTSD from how
horrifying the experience was. The effects of war on the individual is well documented and Glover
pulls primary source ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It seems as though people have a morality tuner which they can slide up or down depending on the
situation in order to cope. However, Glover describes that the civilian take a complete 180 from
completely tabooing murder to needing to improve at it to be more effective. This complete shift in
ideology comes with the shift in a moral compass of the individual. If armies are intentionally training
soldiers to lose emotion and become more of Robots, then its not wonder that people s moral compass
is nothing better than a robot s conditional
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In Part II, Glover discusses the tragic effects of war on the average person s morality. This is done
through morally distancing oneself from what events that are considered horrific or tragic. As soldiers
and armies slowly distance themselves from close range combat with long range strikes such as
missiles and drones, there is more acceptance of what is normally considered impermissible.
Glover concludes that the weight of war on the human moral identity breaks it down. It enforces a
civilian to go against one the biggest tenants of civilian life which is to do not harm and not kill. By
requiring soldiers to kill other humans, they require a dehumanization of soldiers in order to make
them more effective as well as skewing their moral compass. Glover shows that events such as Mai
Lai and soldiers abusing civilians doesn t stem from a trait, but from the erosion of human morality as
conflicting traumatic events force the individual to change their own code.
Current literature supports Glover s theory in terms of the damaging effect of war on the human
psychology. It has progressed to the point where soldiers experience flashbacks or PTSD from how
horrifying the experience was. The effects of war on the individual is well documented and Glover
pulls primary source ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It seems as though people have a morality tuner which they can slide up or down depending on the
situation in order to cope. However, Glover describes that the civilian take a complete 180 from
completely tabooing murder to needing to improve at it to be more effective. This complete shift in
ideology comes with the shift in a moral compass of the individual. If armies are intentionally training
soldiers to lose emotion and become more of Robots, then its not wonder that people s moral compass
is nothing better than a robot s conditional
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Alaska Pfd Benefits
Alaska s PFD; Is it worth it? Do you really get paid to live in Alaska? Yes you do, Alaska a System
called the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD). The Fund is a amount of money divided unto the eligible
population of Alaska each October. Its amount can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
Alaskans have received an estimate of around $1,100 a year, the population uses this cash boost to
make home improvements, help pay for school, or even to make ends meet. Alaska created the fund to
deposit all of the money coming from the oil up north, but now it receives its money mostly from
stocks. Alaska s goal from creating the fund was to help benefit future generations from past success,
which they are doing. The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC) manages the Fund by making
investments to keep the Fund stable. The fund is bigger than any endowment fund, private foundation,
or pension trusts. The idea of the fund is a fantastic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The PFD has not really affected the economy, the economy has benefited from the Fund. Think about
it, if the state were to give you money would you spend it? Of course you would. By the state of
Alaska giving money to their residents they are giving them money to spend improving their
economy. This helps the businesses of Alaska and out of state, and also the rest of the economy in
general. The PFD helped also by bringing in and created jobs and careers. It has brought in investment
managers, staff members, and state workers.
This year the PFD is distributed on October 1st 2015, every eligible Alaskan will receive a bonus of
$2072. Most of the residents will most likely will use their PFD to go on a vacation, save up for a
collegiate education, and make improvements to their everyday lives. Some companies offer you
deals, such as Alaska Airlines. Alaska Airlines holds an annual sale, where you will not have to pay as
much to get the same flight for as much as you would pay with miles or
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Alaska s PFD; Is it worth it? Do you really get paid to live in Alaska? Yes you do, Alaska a System
called the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD). The Fund is a amount of money divided unto the eligible
population of Alaska each October. Its amount can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
Alaskans have received an estimate of around $1,100 a year, the population uses this cash boost to
make home improvements, help pay for school, or even to make ends meet. Alaska created the fund to
deposit all of the money coming from the oil up north, but now it receives its money mostly from
stocks. Alaska s goal from creating the fund was to help benefit future generations from past success,
which they are doing. The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC) manages the Fund by making
investments to keep the Fund stable. The fund is bigger than any endowment fund, private foundation,
or pension trusts. The idea of the fund is a fantastic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The PFD has not really affected the economy, the economy has benefited from the Fund. Think about
it, if the state were to give you money would you spend it? Of course you would. By the state of
Alaska giving money to their residents they are giving them money to spend improving their
economy. This helps the businesses of Alaska and out of state, and also the rest of the economy in
general. The PFD helped also by bringing in and created jobs and careers. It has brought in investment
managers, staff members, and state workers.
This year the PFD is distributed on October 1st 2015, every eligible Alaskan will receive a bonus of
$2072. Most of the residents will most likely will use their PFD to go on a vacation, save up for a
collegiate education, and make improvements to their everyday lives. Some companies offer you
deals, such as Alaska Airlines. Alaska Airlines holds an annual sale, where you will not have to pay as
much to get the same flight for as much as you would pay with miles or
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Questions On The Value Of Value
I started exchanging on the February 12, 2015 by purchasing shares in 3 different organizations. The
names of the organizations and the quantity of shares purchased are as per the following:
Pieces of fruit (AAPL) 10 shares @ $483.58 every offer
Cisco Systems (CSCO) 50 shares @$23.01 every offer, and
Micron Technologies (MU) 100shares @ $17.94 every offer.
The reasons these shares were purchased was that they were the top gainers for the day. Taking after 2
weeks, the estimation of my endeavor rose to $100,101.78. The MU stocks started going down, i.e.
there was a drop in the expense of offer from $17.94 to 17.04. So I sold the shares.
After the class address on February 20, 2015 when we examined utilizing the stock screener, I chose
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(FUEL) stocks for $62.44, and Pixel work (PXLW) for $4.87. The reasons I sold these shares were on
the grounds that the costs were falling. How about we take that of AFOP for instance: purchased the
shares @$20.86 for 250 shares for a sum of $5215 barring the commission. After 2 days, the value
declined to $18.91, which if reproduced by 250 will square with $4727.5, issuing me a loss of $487.5
which is a 10.3% misfortune in only 2 days. The same applies to the next 2 organizations.
In the wake of offering the 3 organizations stocks, I chose to purchase the shares of the 3 best gainers
of the day. They incorporate the accompanying: Alliance Asset Management (AAMC) 10
[email protected] every offer; Direxion Daily Gold Miners Bull (NUGT) 80 [email protected] every offer;
and Petrobas Arg Shs B (PZE) 100 [email protected] every offer. Additionally, I sold AREX 120 shares @
29.51 every offer in light of the fact that the cost was falling.
On the 6th of March, I sold 2 more organizations imparts that I purchased utilizing the stock screener.
These are Edgen Group Inc (EDG) 400 shares@$11.99 and Kandi Technologies Group (KNDI) 500
shares @$7.10 every offer. The reasons I sold them were the same as others they were losing cash.
Around the same time, I utilized an alternate arrangement
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I started exchanging on the February 12, 2015 by purchasing shares in 3 different organizations. The
names of the organizations and the quantity of shares purchased are as per the following:
Pieces of fruit (AAPL) 10 shares @ $483.58 every offer
Cisco Systems (CSCO) 50 shares @$23.01 every offer, and
Micron Technologies (MU) 100shares @ $17.94 every offer.
The reasons these shares were purchased was that they were the top gainers for the day. Taking after 2
weeks, the estimation of my endeavor rose to $100,101.78. The MU stocks started going down, i.e.
there was a drop in the expense of offer from $17.94 to 17.04. So I sold the shares.
After the class address on February 20, 2015 when we examined utilizing the stock screener, I chose
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(FUEL) stocks for $62.44, and Pixel work (PXLW) for $4.87. The reasons I sold these shares were on
the grounds that the costs were falling. How about we take that of AFOP for instance: purchased the
shares @$20.86 for 250 shares for a sum of $5215 barring the commission. After 2 days, the value
declined to $18.91, which if reproduced by 250 will square with $4727.5, issuing me a loss of $487.5
which is a 10.3% misfortune in only 2 days. The same applies to the next 2 organizations.
In the wake of offering the 3 organizations stocks, I chose to purchase the shares of the 3 best gainers
of the day. They incorporate the accompanying: Alliance Asset Management (AAMC) 10
[email protected] every offer; Direxion Daily Gold Miners Bull (NUGT) 80 [email protected] every offer;
and Petrobas Arg Shs B (PZE) 100 [email protected] every offer. Additionally, I sold AREX 120 shares @
29.51 every offer in light of the fact that the cost was falling.
On the 6th of March, I sold 2 more organizations imparts that I purchased utilizing the stock screener.
These are Edgen Group Inc (EDG) 400 shares@$11.99 and Kandi Technologies Group (KNDI) 500
shares @$7.10 every offer. The reasons I sold them were the same as others they were losing cash.
Around the same time, I utilized an alternate arrangement
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A Common Concern Throughout The Victorian Era
A common concern throughout the Victorian era was the role women maintained and their position in
society. It was expected that both males and females conformed to these roles and followed the gender
expectations of their society. Bram Stoker s Dracula describes a post dated European setting in which
most women are subject to explicit gender roles and stereotypes. The norm in this society is for
women to be modest, prim and proper. However, the novel narrates the possibilities of a situation in
which women don t conform and thus are scrutinized. Bram Stoker s purpose in Dracula is to express
the threat faced by men when encountering women who are in control of their sexuality and the power
that is accompanied with that control. This is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the men are reflecting on the woman Lucy used to be, Jack Seward comments that [they]
recognized the features of Lucy Westenra. Lucy Westenra, but yet how changed. The sweetness was
turned to adamantine, heartless cruelty, and the purity to voluptuous wantonness (Stoker, 195). Seward
uses very different extreme words to contrast Lucy s character before and after her transition. The
words sweetness and purity are associated with the once pure, modest Lucy and the terms adamantine,
heartless cruelty and voluptuous wantonness are associated with the new, profoundly sexual Lucy.
Seward s descriptions of Lucy indicate that the men are concerned because she too was sexually
expressive and that poses a threat to the patriarchal beliefs and values that were set in stone in this era.
The author also uses repetition of Lucy s name, Lucy Westenra emphasizing that while the name is
still the same, everything else about her is completely different. It is evident that Seward, along with
other men are more inclined to perceive modest women more positively than women who are not. As
a result of adversely characterized women, Stoker is able to use juxtaposition to convey how men feel
about women and their sexualities. Bram Stoker uses this element of form when Jonathan comes
across the beautiful women in the forbidden section of the castle. Jonathan says I am alone in the
castle
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A common concern throughout the Victorian era was the role women maintained and their position in
society. It was expected that both males and females conformed to these roles and followed the gender
expectations of their society. Bram Stoker s Dracula describes a post dated European setting in which
most women are subject to explicit gender roles and stereotypes. The norm in this society is for
women to be modest, prim and proper. However, the novel narrates the possibilities of a situation in
which women don t conform and thus are scrutinized. Bram Stoker s purpose in Dracula is to express
the threat faced by men when encountering women who are in control of their sexuality and the power
that is accompanied with that control. This is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the men are reflecting on the woman Lucy used to be, Jack Seward comments that [they]
recognized the features of Lucy Westenra. Lucy Westenra, but yet how changed. The sweetness was
turned to adamantine, heartless cruelty, and the purity to voluptuous wantonness (Stoker, 195). Seward
uses very different extreme words to contrast Lucy s character before and after her transition. The
words sweetness and purity are associated with the once pure, modest Lucy and the terms adamantine,
heartless cruelty and voluptuous wantonness are associated with the new, profoundly sexual Lucy.
Seward s descriptions of Lucy indicate that the men are concerned because she too was sexually
expressive and that poses a threat to the patriarchal beliefs and values that were set in stone in this era.
The author also uses repetition of Lucy s name, Lucy Westenra emphasizing that while the name is
still the same, everything else about her is completely different. It is evident that Seward, along with
other men are more inclined to perceive modest women more positively than women who are not. As
a result of adversely characterized women, Stoker is able to use juxtaposition to convey how men feel
about women and their sexualities. Bram Stoker uses this element of form when Jonathan comes
across the beautiful women in the forbidden section of the castle. Jonathan says I am alone in the
castle
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They Killed My Father Survival Quotes
Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden,
meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty
by John F. Kennedy. This quote illustrates how no matter the circumstance survival will be present.
This relates to Loung because this is her first instinct on everything that occurs in her life. First They
Killed My Father by Loung Ung is about a young girl named Loung and her family. The family is
forced to leave the city of Phenom Pen in Cambodia during the 1950s. The Khmer Rounge come in
and take over; their lives become hard and dangerous; Cambodia endures a genocide killing millions
of people. They have to learn to survive with what ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Secrets can be a dangerous part of survival. Kim has been bringing home extra food rations from the
Chief of the village. The entire family is dependent on the extra food for survival. The family is trying
to stretch the food and make it last as long as they can. Everyone in the house is suffering from
starvation and needs the extra food. Loung decides one night to eat some of the extra food. Loung
states, I slowly lifted off the top. My hand reached in and took out a handful of uncooked rice and
quickly shoved it into my hungry mouth before anyone woke up and made me put it back (Ung 90).
Everyone in the family needs more food; however, Loung makes this difficult decision to steal rice
from the family in order to help herself suffer from starvation at a minimal. The small amount of rice
she stole could be the decision between life and death for Loung; she was able to make a difficult
decision like this because she has to think about her well being. This is not fair to everyone because
they do not know who takes the rice, but Loung fends for herself and takes the rice and lives with this
forever. Accordingly, secrets about difficult decisions help Loung survive that much more by stealing
the rice from her family so she is less
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Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden,
meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty
by John F. Kennedy. This quote illustrates how no matter the circumstance survival will be present.
This relates to Loung because this is her first instinct on everything that occurs in her life. First They
Killed My Father by Loung Ung is about a young girl named Loung and her family. The family is
forced to leave the city of Phenom Pen in Cambodia during the 1950s. The Khmer Rounge come in
and take over; their lives become hard and dangerous; Cambodia endures a genocide killing millions
of people. They have to learn to survive with what ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Secrets can be a dangerous part of survival. Kim has been bringing home extra food rations from the
Chief of the village. The entire family is dependent on the extra food for survival. The family is trying
to stretch the food and make it last as long as they can. Everyone in the house is suffering from
starvation and needs the extra food. Loung decides one night to eat some of the extra food. Loung
states, I slowly lifted off the top. My hand reached in and took out a handful of uncooked rice and
quickly shoved it into my hungry mouth before anyone woke up and made me put it back (Ung 90).
Everyone in the family needs more food; however, Loung makes this difficult decision to steal rice
from the family in order to help herself suffer from starvation at a minimal. The small amount of rice
she stole could be the decision between life and death for Loung; she was able to make a difficult
decision like this because she has to think about her well being. This is not fair to everyone because
they do not know who takes the rice, but Loung fends for herself and takes the rice and lives with this
forever. Accordingly, secrets about difficult decisions help Loung survive that much more by stealing
the rice from her family so she is less
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Essay on Childrens Testimony
Over the last thirty years, the idea of children as witnesses and the accuracy of their testimony has
been widely debated. People are asking themselves if the memories of young children, specifically
between the ages of five and ten, can be accurate and in return trusted. So, can children s memory and
testimony be accurate? Prolific amounts of research have been conducted in an attempt to answer this
question. Most of the research suggests that unfortunately we can not rely on their accurate recall in
testimony. I would have to say I agree with the findings.
The current anxiety about the validity of children s testimony in court stems mostly from heavily
publicized cases of child molestation during the 1980 s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Second, we must look at the affects of being a witness not only on the legal system but also on the
child as an individual. Children could be further traumatized emotionally and physically by
involvement as a witness. Finally, we need to closely look at how the legal system is set up and how
well children fit into this system. Are witness procedures set up in a way that children can understand
and accurately give their testimony? These are the things that need to be looked at closely to
determine if children can be reliable and credible witnesses in court.
Because of the greater involvement of child witnesses in legal settings, it is important to know
whether their recollections of an event can be trusted (Koriat et. al, 2001). This is a question that
obviously can not be answered with a simple yes or no answer. However we can look at the way in
which children develop cognitively to help us better understand the way in which children think and
understand the world around them. We know that children are lacking in experience as compared to
adults. A four year old just has much less life experience than a 16 year old. Younger children are not
able to detect subtle differences like, implications and sarcasm in conversation. In addition, children
being less cognitively developed have immature and less concrete schemas. These schemas may
change constantly through your life, but
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Over the last thirty years, the idea of children as witnesses and the accuracy of their testimony has
been widely debated. People are asking themselves if the memories of young children, specifically
between the ages of five and ten, can be accurate and in return trusted. So, can children s memory and
testimony be accurate? Prolific amounts of research have been conducted in an attempt to answer this
question. Most of the research suggests that unfortunately we can not rely on their accurate recall in
testimony. I would have to say I agree with the findings.
The current anxiety about the validity of children s testimony in court stems mostly from heavily
publicized cases of child molestation during the 1980 s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Second, we must look at the affects of being a witness not only on the legal system but also on the
child as an individual. Children could be further traumatized emotionally and physically by
involvement as a witness. Finally, we need to closely look at how the legal system is set up and how
well children fit into this system. Are witness procedures set up in a way that children can understand
and accurately give their testimony? These are the things that need to be looked at closely to
determine if children can be reliable and credible witnesses in court.
Because of the greater involvement of child witnesses in legal settings, it is important to know
whether their recollections of an event can be trusted (Koriat et. al, 2001). This is a question that
obviously can not be answered with a simple yes or no answer. However we can look at the way in
which children develop cognitively to help us better understand the way in which children think and
understand the world around them. We know that children are lacking in experience as compared to
adults. A four year old just has much less life experience than a 16 year old. Younger children are not
able to detect subtle differences like, implications and sarcasm in conversation. In addition, children
being less cognitively developed have immature and less concrete schemas. These schemas may
change constantly through your life, but
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The Importance Of A Democratic Country Public Opinion
1. Introduction
For a democratic country public opinion is the most important determinant to establish a government
and voting is the process through which people display their opinion and help to setup a democratic
government. So the voting system should be reliable, accurate and it must be transparent.
In voting systems, three important requirements are identified:
Universal verifiability: After the election any party, including a passive observer, can convince himself
that the election was fair in the sense that the published final tally is computed correctly from ballots
that were correctly cast. Privacy: All individual votes will be kept secret from any (reasonably sized)
coalition of parties.
Robustness: ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They then publicly set the 4 totals to zero by pressing the CLEAR button, after which the control unit
display shows that a total of zero votes have been cast. Workers can check this count at any time by
pressing the TOTAL button. Seals are then placed on various parts of the control unit to block access
to counting and clearing functions until later in the election process. When a voter arrives, workers
verify his or her identity and record the voter s presence by obtaining a signature or thumb print. Next,
a poll worker presses the BALLOT button on the control unit to allow one vote. This causes a green
READY light to glow on the ballot unit. The voter enters the polling booth and presses the button for
the candidate of his or her choice. A red light next to the candidate button glows, the ready light turns
off, and the control unit emits a loud beep to indicate that the vote has been cast. The red light then
turns off automatically. This process repeats for each voter. At the end of the poll, the presiding officer
removes a plastic cap on the control unit and presses the CLOSE button, which prevents the EVM
from accepting further votes. The ballot unit is disconnected and the control unit is placed in storage
until the public count, which may occur weeks later. On the counting day, the control units are
delivered to a counting center. In public view, an election official breaks a seal on the
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1. Introduction
For a democratic country public opinion is the most important determinant to establish a government
and voting is the process through which people display their opinion and help to setup a democratic
government. So the voting system should be reliable, accurate and it must be transparent.
In voting systems, three important requirements are identified:
Universal verifiability: After the election any party, including a passive observer, can convince himself
that the election was fair in the sense that the published final tally is computed correctly from ballots
that were correctly cast. Privacy: All individual votes will be kept secret from any (reasonably sized)
coalition of parties.
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They then publicly set the 4 totals to zero by pressing the CLEAR button, after which the control unit
display shows that a total of zero votes have been cast. Workers can check this count at any time by
pressing the TOTAL button. Seals are then placed on various parts of the control unit to block access
to counting and clearing functions until later in the election process. When a voter arrives, workers
verify his or her identity and record the voter s presence by obtaining a signature or thumb print. Next,
a poll worker presses the BALLOT button on the control unit to allow one vote. This causes a green
READY light to glow on the ballot unit. The voter enters the polling booth and presses the button for
the candidate of his or her choice. A red light next to the candidate button glows, the ready light turns
off, and the control unit emits a loud beep to indicate that the vote has been cast. The red light then
turns off automatically. This process repeats for each voter. At the end of the poll, the presiding officer
removes a plastic cap on the control unit and presses the CLOSE button, which prevents the EVM
from accepting further votes. The ballot unit is disconnected and the control unit is placed in storage
until the public count, which may occur weeks later. On the counting day, the control units are
delivered to a counting center. In public view, an election official breaks a seal on the
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The Historiography of the Origins of the Cold War Essay
The Historiography of the Origins of the Cold War
There have been many attempts to explain the origins of the Cold War that developed between the
capitalist West and the communist East after the Second World War. Indeed, there is great
disagreement in explaining the source for the Cold War; some explanations draw on events pre 1945;
some draw only on issues of ideology; others look to economics; security concerns dominate some
arguments; personalities are seen as the root cause for some historians. So wide is the range of the
historiography of the origins of the Cold War that is has been said the Cold War has also spawned a
war among historians, a controversy over how the Cold War got started, whether or not it was
inevitable, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
George Kennan, the architect of the Long Telegram, was one of the leading voices, publishing the
traditionalist viewpoint both privately in the Long Telegram of 22 February 1946, as well as publicly
in the anonymous article The Sources of Soviet Conduct in the July 1947 issue of Foreign Affairs
(McCauley 9). Soon after, most of the Western world joined Kennan in the view that: at the bottom of
the Kremlin s neurotic view of world affairs is traditional and instinctive Russian sense of insecurity
(McCauley 131). Kennan warned that, they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly
struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it (McCauley
131).
Indeed, this sentiment that the Russian side had no desire to compromise was echoed by many
Western academics, including Arthur Schlesinger Jr. who wrote in the article The Origins of the Cold
War in the October 1967 Foreign Affairs:
There is no corresponding evidence on the Russian side that anyone seriously sought a modus vivendi
in these terms. Stalin s choice was whether his long term ideological and national interests would be
better served by a short run truce with the West or by an immediate resumption of pressure. In October
1945, Stalin indicated to Harriman at Sochi that he planned to adopt the second course... (McCauley
111).
Both Kennan and Schlesinger place the blame for the
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The Historiography of the Origins of the Cold War
There have been many attempts to explain the origins of the Cold War that developed between the
capitalist West and the communist East after the Second World War. Indeed, there is great
disagreement in explaining the source for the Cold War; some explanations draw on events pre 1945;
some draw only on issues of ideology; others look to economics; security concerns dominate some
arguments; personalities are seen as the root cause for some historians. So wide is the range of the
historiography of the origins of the Cold War that is has been said the Cold War has also spawned a
war among historians, a controversy over how the Cold War got started, whether or not it was
inevitable, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
George Kennan, the architect of the Long Telegram, was one of the leading voices, publishing the
traditionalist viewpoint both privately in the Long Telegram of 22 February 1946, as well as publicly
in the anonymous article The Sources of Soviet Conduct in the July 1947 issue of Foreign Affairs
(McCauley 9). Soon after, most of the Western world joined Kennan in the view that: at the bottom of
the Kremlin s neurotic view of world affairs is traditional and instinctive Russian sense of insecurity
(McCauley 131). Kennan warned that, they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly
struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it (McCauley
131).
Indeed, this sentiment that the Russian side had no desire to compromise was echoed by many
Western academics, including Arthur Schlesinger Jr. who wrote in the article The Origins of the Cold
War in the October 1967 Foreign Affairs:
There is no corresponding evidence on the Russian side that anyone seriously sought a modus vivendi
in these terms. Stalin s choice was whether his long term ideological and national interests would be
better served by a short run truce with the West or by an immediate resumption of pressure. In October
1945, Stalin indicated to Harriman at Sochi that he planned to adopt the second course... (McCauley
111).
Both Kennan and Schlesinger place the blame for the
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End Of Life Care Ethical Analysis
Ethical Issues in End of Life Care Affecting Nurses As nurses we deal with end of life care (EOLC)
ethical issues on a daily basis in our practice, yet we often fail to identify and recognize how this
issues affect nurses. Jameton (1984) describes moral distress as when one knows the right thing to do,
but institutional restraints make it nearly impossible to pursue the right course of action. Jameton
(1984) also identified that nurses often seem unaware of moral distress experience in themselves, and
listed symptoms of moral distress as nurses describing a feelings of stress, burnout, emotional
exhaustion and job dissatisfaction.
When asked, most nurses would describe EOLC as palliative care given to patients that are terminally
or ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the process of guiding them, being careful to not step over boundaries. Some which are clearly
marked by policy and practice standards, and others that aren t on a piece of paper but are just as
significant, such as conflicting moral/values between nurse and physician, nurse and other nurses and
nurse and other members of the health care team involved in the care of that patient.
Family conferences are key to providing patients a peaceful death. The focus will be outlined
according to the patient s individual needs as appropriate. Areas of discussion will be transparent view
of prognosis, setting realistic goals of care, appropriate treatment options for symptom management,
relief of discomfort and suffering, timing and sequence of withdrawal of treatment as appropriate,
access to the family to their loved one and preparation for the sights and sounds of death
(Holtschneider, M.E., 2004)
Providing Futile Care Futile care is described as aggressive treatment or interventions such as the use
of life support therapy in terminally ill patients who are highly unlikely to survive or have a successful
outcome (Council on Ethical and Judician Affairs American Medical Association,
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Ethical Issues in End of Life Care Affecting Nurses As nurses we deal with end of life care (EOLC)
ethical issues on a daily basis in our practice, yet we often fail to identify and recognize how this
issues affect nurses. Jameton (1984) describes moral distress as when one knows the right thing to do,
but institutional restraints make it nearly impossible to pursue the right course of action. Jameton
(1984) also identified that nurses often seem unaware of moral distress experience in themselves, and
listed symptoms of moral distress as nurses describing a feelings of stress, burnout, emotional
exhaustion and job dissatisfaction.
When asked, most nurses would describe EOLC as palliative care given to patients that are terminally
or ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the process of guiding them, being careful to not step over boundaries. Some which are clearly
marked by policy and practice standards, and others that aren t on a piece of paper but are just as
significant, such as conflicting moral/values between nurse and physician, nurse and other nurses and
nurse and other members of the health care team involved in the care of that patient.
Family conferences are key to providing patients a peaceful death. The focus will be outlined
according to the patient s individual needs as appropriate. Areas of discussion will be transparent view
of prognosis, setting realistic goals of care, appropriate treatment options for symptom management,
relief of discomfort and suffering, timing and sequence of withdrawal of treatment as appropriate,
access to the family to their loved one and preparation for the sights and sounds of death
(Holtschneider, M.E., 2004)
Providing Futile Care Futile care is described as aggressive treatment or interventions such as the use
of life support therapy in terminally ill patients who are highly unlikely to survive or have a successful
outcome (Council on Ethical and Judician Affairs American Medical Association,
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Masculinity In The Sun Also Rises
But man is not made for defeat. A man can be destroyed but not defeated, Hemingway says. He used
his own insecurities, thoughts on masculinity, and life events to compose this novel. In the novel, Jake
was injured in the war just as Hemingway had been. Other men have also been changed by the effects
of the war. There is a feel of harassment, competition, rivalry, and arguments caused by the men s
challenged masculinity. Jake exemplifies insecurity in the novel as well as Brett. Hemingway models
The Sun Also Rises after his own insecurities, concepts of masculinity, and life events. When
Hemingway turned eighteen he attempted to enlist in the army, however, he was denied at first
because of his poor eyesight and became an ambulance ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Couldn t we live together, Brett? Couldn t we just live together? Jake
I don t think so. I d just tromper you with everybody. Brett (Hemingway 21)
This dialogue explains that Brett can t live with Jake because of his inability to make love. She says
she will tromper him, meaning he will not be able to live with her sleeping with other men behind his
back. Ernest Hemingway was insecure about being a writer so he participated in bullfighting. Many
characters in the novel suffer with insecurities of their own. Robert Cohn has a vast amount of
insecurities. He is mostly insecure because Brett will not be in a relationship with him and she is the
love of his life. You can t get away from yourself by moving from one place to another, (Hemingway
6) Jake explains to Cohn. Cohn wants to move to South America because he is unhappy with his
lifestyle, however, Jake knows that Cohn s unhappiness isn t caused by where he is living, but how he
is living. Cohn s lifestyle will not change regardless of where he lives. I have never seen a man in civil
life as nervous as Robert Cohn nor as eager. I was enjoying it. It was lousy to enjoy it, but I felt lousy.
Cohn had a wonderful quality of bringing out the worst in anybody (Hemingway 51). Cohn s
insecurities bring out the worst in people. He makes others feel bad because he is feeling bad and
causes problems, but doesn t follow through in his
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But man is not made for defeat. A man can be destroyed but not defeated, Hemingway says. He used
his own insecurities, thoughts on masculinity, and life events to compose this novel. In the novel, Jake
was injured in the war just as Hemingway had been. Other men have also been changed by the effects
of the war. There is a feel of harassment, competition, rivalry, and arguments caused by the men s
challenged masculinity. Jake exemplifies insecurity in the novel as well as Brett. Hemingway models
The Sun Also Rises after his own insecurities, concepts of masculinity, and life events. When
Hemingway turned eighteen he attempted to enlist in the army, however, he was denied at first
because of his poor eyesight and became an ambulance ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Couldn t we live together, Brett? Couldn t we just live together? Jake
I don t think so. I d just tromper you with everybody. Brett (Hemingway 21)
This dialogue explains that Brett can t live with Jake because of his inability to make love. She says
she will tromper him, meaning he will not be able to live with her sleeping with other men behind his
back. Ernest Hemingway was insecure about being a writer so he participated in bullfighting. Many
characters in the novel suffer with insecurities of their own. Robert Cohn has a vast amount of
insecurities. He is mostly insecure because Brett will not be in a relationship with him and she is the
love of his life. You can t get away from yourself by moving from one place to another, (Hemingway
6) Jake explains to Cohn. Cohn wants to move to South America because he is unhappy with his
lifestyle, however, Jake knows that Cohn s unhappiness isn t caused by where he is living, but how he
is living. Cohn s lifestyle will not change regardless of where he lives. I have never seen a man in civil
life as nervous as Robert Cohn nor as eager. I was enjoying it. It was lousy to enjoy it, but I felt lousy.
Cohn had a wonderful quality of bringing out the worst in anybody (Hemingway 51). Cohn s
insecurities bring out the worst in people. He makes others feel bad because he is feeling bad and
causes problems, but doesn t follow through in his
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Key West Essay
Key West
Key West is many people s paradise. It has dazzling waters, beautiful beaches, and a wonderful
climate. This tiny island is located off the southernmost part of Florida is the only true tropical island
in the United States. Thousands of people from all over the world come to Key West every year for the
relaxing lifestyle and rich culture. As well as being rich in culture it is rich in history too. Key West
has also been the home to many great authors and artists and is known for having a very diverse
population.
Initially, Key West was a home for Spanish explorers and pirates until the first settlement was
established in 1822. In 1822 the U.S. Navy sent Commodore David Porter to the island. He was sent
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Then after the war, the industries success decreased, but the immigration of Cubans to Key West
increased. The cigar industry soon grew to phenomenal heights and the island became a refuge for
Cuban revolutionaries (Gifford 9).
The more successful Key West was the more populated it became and soon the city we now know as
Miami spun off of Key West. In 1871, the arrival of the Cuban San
Carlos Institute and Opera House made Key West a rich and diverse city. The island did suffer from a
fire that destroyed fifty acres of downtown property in 1886, but by then there was a steamship service
and that made reconstruction of the city quick and easy (4).
Soon the good luck of Key West was about to run out. A hurricane arrived and was so destructive that
it forced the cigar industry to the Tampa area. Then, their second main industry, that was the sponge
beds, was destroyed by a blight. The only (5) thing they had left was the tourist industry and the
Florida land boom collapsed in the
1920 s, so the only tourists they had were people passing through to Cuba. During The
Great Depression the island s problems escalated. In 1934, the people were considering abandoning
the island because up to 80% of the population was on relief. Then a major setback occurred. The
biggest hurricane to hit Key West happened on Labor Day 1935.
The hurricane packed winds up to 200 miles an hour and killed hundreds of people. Key
West
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Key West
Key West is many people s paradise. It has dazzling waters, beautiful beaches, and a wonderful
climate. This tiny island is located off the southernmost part of Florida is the only true tropical island
in the United States. Thousands of people from all over the world come to Key West every year for the
relaxing lifestyle and rich culture. As well as being rich in culture it is rich in history too. Key West
has also been the home to many great authors and artists and is known for having a very diverse
population.
Initially, Key West was a home for Spanish explorers and pirates until the first settlement was
established in 1822. In 1822 the U.S. Navy sent Commodore David Porter to the island. He was sent
to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then after the war, the industries success decreased, but the immigration of Cubans to Key West
increased. The cigar industry soon grew to phenomenal heights and the island became a refuge for
Cuban revolutionaries (Gifford 9).
The more successful Key West was the more populated it became and soon the city we now know as
Miami spun off of Key West. In 1871, the arrival of the Cuban San
Carlos Institute and Opera House made Key West a rich and diverse city. The island did suffer from a
fire that destroyed fifty acres of downtown property in 1886, but by then there was a steamship service
and that made reconstruction of the city quick and easy (4).
Soon the good luck of Key West was about to run out. A hurricane arrived and was so destructive that
it forced the cigar industry to the Tampa area. Then, their second main industry, that was the sponge
beds, was destroyed by a blight. The only (5) thing they had left was the tourist industry and the
Florida land boom collapsed in the
1920 s, so the only tourists they had were people passing through to Cuba. During The
Great Depression the island s problems escalated. In 1934, the people were considering abandoning
the island because up to 80% of the population was on relief. Then a major setback occurred. The
biggest hurricane to hit Key West happened on Labor Day 1935.
The hurricane packed winds up to 200 miles an hour and killed hundreds of people. Key
West
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Desire of the Fourteenth Century Women
Desire of the Fourteenth Century Women
Is not what we desire, the most hard to get? It has always been this way. Unfortunately, women s
rights and abilities have been underestimated over the centuries. In the fourteenth century, the status
and condition of a European woman depended on her husband s position. Women had to endure
arranged marriages, abuse and male dominance. During that time, Geoffrey Chaucer wrote The
Canterbury Tales and taught us about one extraordinary woman whose name is Dame Alisoun.
Alisoun is called The Wife of Bath, and she defines what women desired most in fourteenth century
England. She believes that women wish for power over their husbands, and I personally agree with her
opinion. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As help me God, whan that I saw him go. After the beere, me thoughte he hadde a paire of legges and
of feet so clene and faire. That al myn herte I yaf unto his hold (line 601). Alisoun learns quicky about
men s weak sides and chooses her tactics depending on the situation. In her Prologue , the Wife of
Bath points out that there are no women writers and that only men write. Everything described in
Janekin s book is written from the men s point of view, and here Alisoun uses a painting as an
analogy: Who painted the leon, tel me who? By God, if wommen hadden writen stories, As clerkes
han wihin hir oratories, They wolde han writen of men more wikkednesse, Than al the merk of Adam
may redresse (line 695). If women got a chance to write, they would write good things about
themselves. The Wife of Bath explains that actually women are unable to present theirs ideas because
in the fourteenth century, women were not necessarily literate. Alisoun probably cannot read herself.
Only men can write about women, and Alisoun does not agree with what they say.
The Wife of Bath breaks the rule and norms for the fourteenth century woman. She mentions God
often, and she explains that true nobility comes from him: For gentilesse cometh fro God allone (line
1168). Here she mentions that class or social status does not matter, and that true nobility comes from
God. Even though Alisoun has an
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Desire of the Fourteenth Century Women
Is not what we desire, the most hard to get? It has always been this way. Unfortunately, women s
rights and abilities have been underestimated over the centuries. In the fourteenth century, the status
and condition of a European woman depended on her husband s position. Women had to endure
arranged marriages, abuse and male dominance. During that time, Geoffrey Chaucer wrote The
Canterbury Tales and taught us about one extraordinary woman whose name is Dame Alisoun.
Alisoun is called The Wife of Bath, and she defines what women desired most in fourteenth century
England. She believes that women wish for power over their husbands, and I personally agree with her
opinion. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As help me God, whan that I saw him go. After the beere, me thoughte he hadde a paire of legges and
of feet so clene and faire. That al myn herte I yaf unto his hold (line 601). Alisoun learns quicky about
men s weak sides and chooses her tactics depending on the situation. In her Prologue , the Wife of
Bath points out that there are no women writers and that only men write. Everything described in
Janekin s book is written from the men s point of view, and here Alisoun uses a painting as an
analogy: Who painted the leon, tel me who? By God, if wommen hadden writen stories, As clerkes
han wihin hir oratories, They wolde han writen of men more wikkednesse, Than al the merk of Adam
may redresse (line 695). If women got a chance to write, they would write good things about
themselves. The Wife of Bath explains that actually women are unable to present theirs ideas because
in the fourteenth century, women were not necessarily literate. Alisoun probably cannot read herself.
Only men can write about women, and Alisoun does not agree with what they say.
The Wife of Bath breaks the rule and norms for the fourteenth century woman. She mentions God
often, and she explains that true nobility comes from him: For gentilesse cometh fro God allone (line
1168). Here she mentions that class or social status does not matter, and that true nobility comes from
God. Even though Alisoun has an
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Adelphia Communications
Firstname Lastname
Instructor s Name
Course Number
20 July 2015
Adelphia Communications Adelphia is the 6th biggest cable television provider in the United States
and, with various subsidiaries, gives services of cable television and local telephone service to
customers in 32 states and Puerto Rico. Adelphia means brothers in Greek. It used to be one of
America s largest cable companies. John Rigas established the company and served as CEO and
chairman. John s son Tim was CFO, and Tim s brothers, Michael, and James were Vice Presidents. All
four were council members, along with John s son in law Peter Venetis. The Rigases also had 100%
possession of class B super voting shares, which granted the family majority voting rights. ... Show
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(Markon) The scandal came to light when the Rigases published that Adelphia was responsible for
more than $2 billion in loans to family owned entities. Outside board members took control and
formed a special committee to investigate. The SEC launched a formal probe three and a half months
ago and two grand juries, one in New York, and one in Pennsylvania began investigating. Adelphia
also filed the lawsuit seeking more than $1 billion against the entire Rigas family, including John s
wife, Doris, and his daughter Ellen and son in law, Peter Venetis. The lawsuit accuses the family of a
violation of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, breaching its fiduciary duties,
wasting corporate assets, abusing control, breaching its contracts and other violations. The suit alleges
that the Rigases regularly conducted their business activities with the sole purpose of benefiting
themselves at the expense of Adelphia and borrowed company funds that either directly or indirectly,
unjustly enriched the Rigas family directors and other Rigas family members. The criminal complaint,
filed in federal court in New York, offers the clearest view yet of one of the biggest cases of alleged
insider dealing ever. In its lawsuit, filed in federal court in Manhattan, the Commission alleges that the
defendants violated the antifraud, periodic reporting, record keeping, and internal controls
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Firstname Lastname
Instructor s Name
Course Number
20 July 2015
Adelphia Communications Adelphia is the 6th biggest cable television provider in the United States
and, with various subsidiaries, gives services of cable television and local telephone service to
customers in 32 states and Puerto Rico. Adelphia means brothers in Greek. It used to be one of
America s largest cable companies. John Rigas established the company and served as CEO and
chairman. John s son Tim was CFO, and Tim s brothers, Michael, and James were Vice Presidents. All
four were council members, along with John s son in law Peter Venetis. The Rigases also had 100%
possession of class B super voting shares, which granted the family majority voting rights. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Markon) The scandal came to light when the Rigases published that Adelphia was responsible for
more than $2 billion in loans to family owned entities. Outside board members took control and
formed a special committee to investigate. The SEC launched a formal probe three and a half months
ago and two grand juries, one in New York, and one in Pennsylvania began investigating. Adelphia
also filed the lawsuit seeking more than $1 billion against the entire Rigas family, including John s
wife, Doris, and his daughter Ellen and son in law, Peter Venetis. The lawsuit accuses the family of a
violation of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, breaching its fiduciary duties,
wasting corporate assets, abusing control, breaching its contracts and other violations. The suit alleges
that the Rigases regularly conducted their business activities with the sole purpose of benefiting
themselves at the expense of Adelphia and borrowed company funds that either directly or indirectly,
unjustly enriched the Rigas family directors and other Rigas family members. The criminal complaint,
filed in federal court in New York, offers the clearest view yet of one of the biggest cases of alleged
insider dealing ever. In its lawsuit, filed in federal court in Manhattan, the Commission alleges that the
defendants violated the antifraud, periodic reporting, record keeping, and internal controls
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The Violence Of Black Men And Women
Yes all lives matter, however, a pattern of black men and women have been murdered by police
brutality; therefore, we need to concentrate on preserving Black at this moment. At this very moment,
in the United States, there have been destructive riots and peaceful protest from all races but mostly
African Americans because we continue to witness our black men and women die from police
brutality without justice being served. It is significant that whoever wins the presidential Election will
take steps in assuring that all people especially black people are protected by the police and not
murdered by them. It is important that this president take steps in assuring that the justice system will
began to be just in cases such as the Treyvon Martin, Eric Garner and Sarah Bland. It is important the
president ensures that officers are properly trained when it comes to dealing with those who are
unarmed for the simple fact that there are other methods to arresting a person that is unarmed without
killing them. It is prominent that the President search for other solutions that will decrease the amount
of police brutality that is inflicted on African Americans on a day to day basis. Because quite frankly,
we are disgusted and angry, and tired of seeing youth die for ridiculous reasons.
To begin with, there s the case of Treyvon Martin a seventeen year old high school student who
resided in Florida. In 2012, Martin was visiting his father s house while walking to his father s house,
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Yes all lives matter, however, a pattern of black men and women have been murdered by police
brutality; therefore, we need to concentrate on preserving Black at this moment. At this very moment,
in the United States, there have been destructive riots and peaceful protest from all races but mostly
African Americans because we continue to witness our black men and women die from police
brutality without justice being served. It is significant that whoever wins the presidential Election will
take steps in assuring that all people especially black people are protected by the police and not
murdered by them. It is important that this president take steps in assuring that the justice system will
began to be just in cases such as the Treyvon Martin, Eric Garner and Sarah Bland. It is important the
president ensures that officers are properly trained when it comes to dealing with those who are
unarmed for the simple fact that there are other methods to arresting a person that is unarmed without
killing them. It is prominent that the President search for other solutions that will decrease the amount
of police brutality that is inflicted on African Americans on a day to day basis. Because quite frankly,
we are disgusted and angry, and tired of seeing youth die for ridiculous reasons.
To begin with, there s the case of Treyvon Martin a seventeen year old high school student who
resided in Florida. In 2012, Martin was visiting his father s house while walking to his father s house,
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Hero Twins Research Paper
Having now acquired the ball playing equipment, the Hero Twin brothers, Hunahpu and Xbalanque,
played ball in the very same court above Xibalba as had their father and uncle had played in long
before them.
When the Hero Twins began playing ball in the court, once again the Lords of Xibalba were disturbed
by the noise and beckoned the Twins to come to the underworld, Xibalba, and play in their court.
Afraid her grandsons, the Hero Twins, would suffer the dame fate as her sons did, their grandmother
sent a message warning them not to go to Xibalba, but they went anyways.
When their father and uncle had descended into Xibalba, they were met with a number of challenges
along the way. These challenges were meant to confuse and embarrass them before they arrived to the
ball court. The Hero Twins were determined not going to fall victim to the same tricks. Ahead of them,
they sent a mosquito ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Xibalbans became frustrated by the Hero Twins uncanny ability to see through their tricks and
traps, so they sent them to the Dark House. This was the first of several deadly trials that were created
by the Lords of Xibalba.
Their father and uncle suffered embarrassing defeats when they went through the trials of the
Xibalaban Lords. This was not the case with the Hero Twins, Hunahpu and Xbalanque. They were
able to outwit the Xibalbans Lord se first of the tests by surviving the entire night in the pitch black
house without using up their torch.
Frustrated, the Lords of Xibalba bypassed the remaining trials and took the Hero Twins directly to the
ball court in Xibalba. The Hero Twins noticed that the Xibalban Lords were using a special bladed ball
that was obviously devised to kill them when the twin brother Hunahpu stopped the ball with his
playing racket and noticed the
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Having now acquired the ball playing equipment, the Hero Twin brothers, Hunahpu and Xbalanque,
played ball in the very same court above Xibalba as had their father and uncle had played in long
before them.
When the Hero Twins began playing ball in the court, once again the Lords of Xibalba were disturbed
by the noise and beckoned the Twins to come to the underworld, Xibalba, and play in their court.
Afraid her grandsons, the Hero Twins, would suffer the dame fate as her sons did, their grandmother
sent a message warning them not to go to Xibalba, but they went anyways.
When their father and uncle had descended into Xibalba, they were met with a number of challenges
along the way. These challenges were meant to confuse and embarrass them before they arrived to the
ball court. The Hero Twins were determined not going to fall victim to the same tricks. Ahead of them,
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The Xibalbans became frustrated by the Hero Twins uncanny ability to see through their tricks and
traps, so they sent them to the Dark House. This was the first of several deadly trials that were created
by the Lords of Xibalba.
Their father and uncle suffered embarrassing defeats when they went through the trials of the
Xibalaban Lords. This was not the case with the Hero Twins, Hunahpu and Xbalanque. They were
able to outwit the Xibalbans Lord se first of the tests by surviving the entire night in the pitch black
house without using up their torch.
Frustrated, the Lords of Xibalba bypassed the remaining trials and took the Hero Twins directly to the
ball court in Xibalba. The Hero Twins noticed that the Xibalban Lords were using a special bladed ball
that was obviously devised to kill them when the twin brother Hunahpu stopped the ball with his
playing racket and noticed the
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Computer Software Types Essay
Before purchase the computer, we must know the major software categories. There are two main types
of software.
Systems software and
Application software
System software
Includes the programmes that are dedicated to managing the computer itself. Such as
Operating system
File management utilities
Disk operating system
Operating system (OS)
Software that manages computer hardware and software resources provides common services for
computer programmes. All computer programmes except firmware, require an operating system to
function. For example, Microsoft windows, windows vista, windows XP. Three types of operating
system are:
Client
Its purpose to complete automated tasks for people regularly and efficiently. A desktop computer does
not need any networks or external components to function properly. ... Show more content on
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I would rather prefer to buy a laptop instead of desktop computer because laptop have a great
advantage in terms of portability.
Advantage of buying a laptop is:
It is portable and allow you to use almost anywhere.
It takes less room and can be put away when not in use.
Laptop have a single cord to content with rather than multiple cords with desktop computer use.
Laptop has the same capabilities as desktop computer. It come in smaller than briefcase so it is
possible to transported and conveniently used in temporary space. Such as Airplanes, libraries.
It is totally depending on individual users because primarily for checking email, communicating with
social network, write papers, play games. In this case, I think laptop is more essential than a desktop
computer.
Secondly, I will give more thought to increase computer performance. Three tools to maintain in
computer and keep it running smoothly.
Free disk space use the disk clean up utility to
Remove temporary internet files
Removes download program files
Empty the recycle bin and
Remove unwanted installed
Before purchase the computer, we must know the major software categories. There are two main types
of software.
Systems software and
Application software
System software
Includes the programmes that are dedicated to managing the computer itself. Such as
Operating system
File management utilities
Disk operating system
Operating system (OS)
Software that manages computer hardware and software resources provides common services for
computer programmes. All computer programmes except firmware, require an operating system to
function. For example, Microsoft windows, windows vista, windows XP. Three types of operating
system are:
Client
Its purpose to complete automated tasks for people regularly and efficiently. A desktop computer does
not need any networks or external components to function properly. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
I would rather prefer to buy a laptop instead of desktop computer because laptop have a great
advantage in terms of portability.
Advantage of buying a laptop is:
It is portable and allow you to use almost anywhere.
It takes less room and can be put away when not in use.
Laptop have a single cord to content with rather than multiple cords with desktop computer use.
Laptop has the same capabilities as desktop computer. It come in smaller than briefcase so it is
possible to transported and conveniently used in temporary space. Such as Airplanes, libraries.
It is totally depending on individual users because primarily for checking email, communicating with
social network, write papers, play games. In this case, I think laptop is more essential than a desktop
computer.
Secondly, I will give more thought to increase computer performance. Three tools to maintain in
computer and keep it running smoothly.
Free disk space use the disk clean up utility to
Remove temporary internet files
Removes download program files
Empty the recycle bin and
Remove unwanted installed
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La Antigüedad Del Mundo Poem Analysis
Here, the poet implies the concept of the life absurdity through using special grammar structures in
order to show trivia and the insignificance of living. As a result of the conditions of the world and the
fear and hatred toward death shown in these quatrains, the poet reaches to the result that all things
have the same value which leads to the idea of the meaninglessness of everything including the world.
،متف رنمن وچ؟/ميبم و ديمث ادحم و ميدق ز يك ات./ميظع تس ايئاطخق وشعم و يم يب سپ،/ميقم ره دني درامم اقم تسينن وچ
F93E.ميدق هچث دحم هچن اهج
Como no será eterna nuestra estancia en el mundo,/ gran error es vivir sin vino y sin amante;/ ¿qué
importa si ha tenido principio el universo?/ ¿qué más da, si me voy, la antigüedad del mundo? (93). ...
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While Khayyam has a negative and pessimistic viewpoint to the life in some of his ruba is, on the
whole, he comes to terms with life as it is rather than exhausting himself in the futile quest for the
meaning of life and the world. It should be considered that Khayyam was not an illiterate person. He
was a great mathematician and an astronomer who knew a lot about the space and the position of
human beings in the world. In this sense, he as a scholar felt nothingness in the huge area of the
existence and being. Consequently, Khayyam as an active nihilist prefers living even in a purposeless
world rather than committing suicide. He prescribes a general prescription for his fellowmen. One
which motivates them to live but not to think deeply about the existence since it will deteriorate a
common person s life because he will be unable to understand and justifies his presence on the Earth
which can lead to chronic feelings of emptiness and in its extremist form to committing suicide. For
Khayyam, life is enjoyment and carpe diem, which means seizing the day , because you don t know
whether you will be alive tomorrow or not. His idea is that now that we are here and we don t know
anything about our future and we can t change our past, let s live in the moment and be happy. To
transfer a
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Here, the poet implies the concept of the life absurdity through using special grammar structures in
order to show trivia and the insignificance of living. As a result of the conditions of the world and the
fear and hatred toward death shown in these quatrains, the poet reaches to the result that all things
have the same value which leads to the idea of the meaninglessness of everything including the world.
،متف رنمن وچ؟/ميبم و ديمث ادحم و ميدق ز يك ات./ميظع تس ايئاطخق وشعم و يم يب سپ،/ميقم ره دني درامم اقم تسينن وچ
F93E.ميدق هچث دحم هچن اهج
Como no será eterna nuestra estancia en el mundo,/ gran error es vivir sin vino y sin amante;/ ¿qué
importa si ha tenido principio el universo?/ ¿qué más da, si me voy, la antigüedad del mundo? (93). ...
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While Khayyam has a negative and pessimistic viewpoint to the life in some of his ruba is, on the
whole, he comes to terms with life as it is rather than exhausting himself in the futile quest for the
meaning of life and the world. It should be considered that Khayyam was not an illiterate person. He
was a great mathematician and an astronomer who knew a lot about the space and the position of
human beings in the world. In this sense, he as a scholar felt nothingness in the huge area of the
existence and being. Consequently, Khayyam as an active nihilist prefers living even in a purposeless
world rather than committing suicide. He prescribes a general prescription for his fellowmen. One
which motivates them to live but not to think deeply about the existence since it will deteriorate a
common person s life because he will be unable to understand and justifies his presence on the Earth
which can lead to chronic feelings of emptiness and in its extremist form to committing suicide. For
Khayyam, life is enjoyment and carpe diem, which means seizing the day , because you don t know
whether you will be alive tomorrow or not. His idea is that now that we are here and we don t know
anything about our future and we can t change our past, let s live in the moment and be happy. To
transfer a
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Essay about Biography Of Eugene Victor Deb
Eugene Victor Debs
Eugene Victor Debs was the most well known as a leader of the American Socialist Party. Eugene
Debs had no executive positions but he was most popular leader of the socialist movements in
American history. He was a revolutionary and he wanted to establish a socialism in America.
Eugene V. Debs was born on fifth of the November, 1855. His father Jean Daniel Debs small
storekeeper was originally from the Colmar, Alsace and emigrated with his wife Marguerite Marie
Debs to Terre Haute, Indiana. Eugene Victor was named for two writers Eugene Sue and Victor Hugo.
Eugene Debs was five years old when the Civil war has started. Gene had extraordinary memory and
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Thousands of workers left their working places and made mass disorder . These events confused and
stunned Eugene Debs.
In 1878 Gene become associate editor of the Locomotive Firemen amp;#8217;s magazine and in 1880
he was promoted to the magazine amp;#8217;s editor as well as treasurer and grand secretary of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. However, the union effort was not successful first few years.
In 1880 Debs was elected for the City Clerk in Terre Haute and in 1881 he ran for re election. In spite
of he was elected a City Clerk, Eugene worked every night in the Brotherhood. Debs was impressing
his coworkers how he worked with an insistence On 1882 convention his contribution of Brotherhood
member growth gave him new prestige. Eugene Victor needed money, when in January 1884 his
second term as City Clerk expired. He was broke, he ate whatever he could find and slept wherever it
happened to be.
In 1883 the depression had been started and was cutting living standards. By January 1885 When
Debs has sworn into the state House if Representatives, he had already made a bill which would
require railroad companies to compensate their employees for injuries suffered on duty. In that year
Eugene was elected to one term in the lower house of the Indiana legislature.
On June 1885, despite Eugene was broke, he got married on Katherine Metzel in St. Stephen Church.
However, Kate
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Eugene Victor Debs
Eugene Victor Debs was the most well known as a leader of the American Socialist Party. Eugene
Debs had no executive positions but he was most popular leader of the socialist movements in
American history. He was a revolutionary and he wanted to establish a socialism in America.
Eugene V. Debs was born on fifth of the November, 1855. His father Jean Daniel Debs small
storekeeper was originally from the Colmar, Alsace and emigrated with his wife Marguerite Marie
Debs to Terre Haute, Indiana. Eugene Victor was named for two writers Eugene Sue and Victor Hugo.
Eugene Debs was five years old when the Civil war has started. Gene had extraordinary memory and
desire ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thousands of workers left their working places and made mass disorder . These events confused and
stunned Eugene Debs.
In 1878 Gene become associate editor of the Locomotive Firemen amp;#8217;s magazine and in 1880
he was promoted to the magazine amp;#8217;s editor as well as treasurer and grand secretary of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. However, the union effort was not successful first few years.
In 1880 Debs was elected for the City Clerk in Terre Haute and in 1881 he ran for re election. In spite
of he was elected a City Clerk, Eugene worked every night in the Brotherhood. Debs was impressing
his coworkers how he worked with an insistence On 1882 convention his contribution of Brotherhood
member growth gave him new prestige. Eugene Victor needed money, when in January 1884 his
second term as City Clerk expired. He was broke, he ate whatever he could find and slept wherever it
happened to be.
In 1883 the depression had been started and was cutting living standards. By January 1885 When
Debs has sworn into the state House if Representatives, he had already made a bill which would
require railroad companies to compensate their employees for injuries suffered on duty. In that year
Eugene was elected to one term in the lower house of the Indiana legislature.
On June 1885, despite Eugene was broke, he got married on Katherine Metzel in St. Stephen Church.
However, Kate
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The Rare-Packard Caribbean Convertible Case Study
The Rare Packard Caribbean Convertible Put the Top Down and Cruise in a Packard Caribbean
Convertible Packard only built the Caribbean model for a total of four years. Although it wasn t as
popular as [the Tri Five Chevrolet Bel Air] or [the Ford Fairlane Skyliner], it certainly did a good job
of representing the iconic 50s convertible street cruiser. Here we ll talk about the launch of the first
model in 1953 and highlight some rare options available throughout the build. Production ceased in
1956 when Packard closed their Detroit, Michigan manufacturing facility. This left us with a rare
model built in small numbers, yet capable of competing with any car in its class from a comfort,
power and style point of view. The Evolution of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The biggest change to the Packard Caribbean in 1955 is the debut of the 352 CID V8 engine. This
engine produced 275 HP. This is almost 100 HP better than the Straight Eight in the 1954 model.
Aggressive changes to the exterior body panels included a streamlined appearance with only a small
flare in the rear fenders. However, they accented the slight flair with a non functional chrome vent
molding. This coupled with a redesigned front grille, bullet style triple chrome bumper and dual hood
scoops sets this year apart from all others. In 1956, the final production year, Packard built one of the
most exterior pleasing automobiles to ever cruise the streets of America. The streamline fenders
remained, but the designers lengthened the removable rear fender skirts so only a small amount of the
wheel and tire could be seen from the profile view. The company released a unique system called
[torsion level suspension] that reduced front end dive during heavy braking. This innovative system
also improved ride comfort and handling. However, the most exciting improvement in 1956 is when
Packard increased the standard V8 engine displacement to 372 CID. They also added a twin four
barrel carburetor option pushing power output to over 300 HP. The Most Collectible Packard
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The Rare Packard Caribbean Convertible Put the Top Down and Cruise in a Packard Caribbean
Convertible Packard only built the Caribbean model for a total of four years. Although it wasn t as
popular as [the Tri Five Chevrolet Bel Air] or [the Ford Fairlane Skyliner], it certainly did a good job
of representing the iconic 50s convertible street cruiser. Here we ll talk about the launch of the first
model in 1953 and highlight some rare options available throughout the build. Production ceased in
1956 when Packard closed their Detroit, Michigan manufacturing facility. This left us with a rare
model built in small numbers, yet capable of competing with any car in its class from a comfort,
power and style point of view. The Evolution of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The biggest change to the Packard Caribbean in 1955 is the debut of the 352 CID V8 engine. This
engine produced 275 HP. This is almost 100 HP better than the Straight Eight in the 1954 model.
Aggressive changes to the exterior body panels included a streamlined appearance with only a small
flare in the rear fenders. However, they accented the slight flair with a non functional chrome vent
molding. This coupled with a redesigned front grille, bullet style triple chrome bumper and dual hood
scoops sets this year apart from all others. In 1956, the final production year, Packard built one of the
most exterior pleasing automobiles to ever cruise the streets of America. The streamline fenders
remained, but the designers lengthened the removable rear fender skirts so only a small amount of the
wheel and tire could be seen from the profile view. The company released a unique system called
[torsion level suspension] that reduced front end dive during heavy braking. This innovative system
also improved ride comfort and handling. However, the most exciting improvement in 1956 is when
Packard increased the standard V8 engine displacement to 372 CID. They also added a twin four
barrel carburetor option pushing power output to over 300 HP. The Most Collectible Packard
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Paris Ferrari Research Paper
Early in the morning yesterday, bodies of the banished Romeo montague, lady Juliet Capulet, and
Count Paris Ferrari were found in the Capulet tomb all reported to be dead. Early Saturday morning
watchmen were alerted about a fight happening close to the Capulet tomb between Romeo Montague,
and Paris Ferrari. When watchman came to the scene they found the dead bodies of Paris Ferrari lying
dead in the tomb along with Romeo found dead beside Juliet. Juliet was found with stab wounds and
newly dead. The watchman believe Romeo killed Paris with his sword and then killed himself with
poison due to the traces of poison on his lips. Paris Ferrari page was on scene and able to comment I
was their, Paris was planting flowers on the Capulet tomb when the vile Romeo came to desecrate the
tomb. Paris s love for Juliet made him stand up to Romeo and a fight ensued, that is when I went to
call the watchman. The Prince was able to comment and said This is a very sad time for both families,
and a very tragic event for our city. They were all very young and had bright futures ahead of them.
From the friars story we believe that the friar gave Juliet a potion to make her seem dead so that she
wouldn t have to marry Paris. He told us that he secretly married Romeo and Juliet and that they loved
each other. He sent a letter to Mantua where romeo was exiled to unfortunately the letter was never
received by Romeo and because of that he came here to kill himself and that was when the fight
between Paris and romeo happened and then romeo committed suicide beside his wife Juliet before
she woke up and then killed herself with a dagger. Romeo also brought a letter with him to send to his
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Authorities are searching for the apothecary who sold Romeo the poison to confirm the friars story
and Romeo s
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Early in the morning yesterday, bodies of the banished Romeo montague, lady Juliet Capulet, and
Count Paris Ferrari were found in the Capulet tomb all reported to be dead. Early Saturday morning
watchmen were alerted about a fight happening close to the Capulet tomb between Romeo Montague,
and Paris Ferrari. When watchman came to the scene they found the dead bodies of Paris Ferrari lying
dead in the tomb along with Romeo found dead beside Juliet. Juliet was found with stab wounds and
newly dead. The watchman believe Romeo killed Paris with his sword and then killed himself with
poison due to the traces of poison on his lips. Paris Ferrari page was on scene and able to comment I
was their, Paris was planting flowers on the Capulet tomb when the vile Romeo came to desecrate the
tomb. Paris s love for Juliet made him stand up to Romeo and a fight ensued, that is when I went to
call the watchman. The Prince was able to comment and said This is a very sad time for both families,
and a very tragic event for our city. They were all very young and had bright futures ahead of them.
From the friars story we believe that the friar gave Juliet a potion to make her seem dead so that she
wouldn t have to marry Paris. He told us that he secretly married Romeo and Juliet and that they loved
each other. He sent a letter to Mantua where romeo was exiled to unfortunately the letter was never
received by Romeo and because of that he came here to kill himself and that was when the fight
between Paris and romeo happened and then romeo committed suicide beside his wife Juliet before
she woke up and then killed herself with a dagger. Romeo also brought a letter with him to send to his
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Authorities are searching for the apothecary who sold Romeo the poison to confirm the friars story
and Romeo s
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Significant Efforts in Turkmenistan
Significant efforts to develop a journalistic identity and media freedom have stumbled badly in
Central Asia, primarily Turkmenistan. The state controlled media system that is currently in place has
prevented any citizen voice in Turkmen media. Since 1992, journalism and free media in
Turkmenistan have been on a downward spiral. Unfortunately, prospects for developing a believable,
fact based journalism look grim for this region. Thus, the citizens of Turkmenistan are forced to be
unaware of the world around them and to accept that all information is altered by the state.
Journalism and media in the Central Asian region such as Turkmenistan are in worse shape than the
rest of the Western world. To research this idea, secondary research sources are used to develop a
more concrete idea about the state of media in Turkmenistan. One of the most confounding elements
of the research found is that journalism in Turkmenistan is a hopeless occupation. Many of the citizens
are forced to fear the occupation, and thus, be forced to pursue another avenue. Consequently, those
who endeavor to aid the state of media and journalism in Turkmenistan should expect minimal result.
Many attempts to relinquish media freedom have led to empty promises and low expectations.
Based on the history of the region, the future of journalism and media seems negative. Unfortunately,
with over two terms of dictators promoting the state run media, the citizens of Turkmenistan are stuck
in a downward
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Significant efforts to develop a journalistic identity and media freedom have stumbled badly in
Central Asia, primarily Turkmenistan. The state controlled media system that is currently in place has
prevented any citizen voice in Turkmen media. Since 1992, journalism and free media in
Turkmenistan have been on a downward spiral. Unfortunately, prospects for developing a believable,
fact based journalism look grim for this region. Thus, the citizens of Turkmenistan are forced to be
unaware of the world around them and to accept that all information is altered by the state.
Journalism and media in the Central Asian region such as Turkmenistan are in worse shape than the
rest of the Western world. To research this idea, secondary research sources are used to develop a
more concrete idea about the state of media in Turkmenistan. One of the most confounding elements
of the research found is that journalism in Turkmenistan is a hopeless occupation. Many of the citizens
are forced to fear the occupation, and thus, be forced to pursue another avenue. Consequently, those
who endeavor to aid the state of media and journalism in Turkmenistan should expect minimal result.
Many attempts to relinquish media freedom have led to empty promises and low expectations.
Based on the history of the region, the future of journalism and media seems negative. Unfortunately,
with over two terms of dictators promoting the state run media, the citizens of Turkmenistan are stuck
in a downward
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Company Q and Social Responsibility
Company Q and Social Responsibility
EST1
Evaluation Company Q s attitude toward social responsibility reflects a negative reputation on them as
a corporation in their current community. The geographical location in a major metropolitan area
should sustain the business with a solid consumer base and maintain reliance of current investors.
However, they closed two stores in high crime areas for consistently losing profits, waning investor
trust and damaging employee faith. The decision to close the stores limits their ability to be socially
responsible to its stakeholders and potentially contributes to the areas crime level. Customers
requested health conscience and organic products for years before it was finally stocked in limited ...
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The company can use these requests to poll which products that the customers would most likely want
to purchase. This way Company Q can zero in on satisfying their customers and eliminate products
that have the least amount of demand. A second opportunity that presents itself is establishing new
supplier relationships within the local community by generating partnerships between Company Q and
organic producers. By the company forming new relationships with local producers the local economy
is strengthened and new development encouraged in the community. The purchase of organic products
from local vendors will also keep transportation expenses down and Company Q can then forward that
savings to customers by offering lower prices. Company Q would benefit greatly from this action by
offering a broader range of health conscience products and partnering with local suppliers. These
relationships will supplement Company Q in changing their approach to being socially responsible.
Action 3 A third recommendation is to revisit the decision of donating day old products to the area s
local food banks. By denying the request all together and opting to toss out the day old products is
damaging to Company Q s image. The company needs to exhibit accountability to society by
supporting their local food bank illustrating community support by offering day old products to their
local food bank. Company Q should then monitor donations with a checks and balances system which
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Company Q and Social Responsibility
EST1
Evaluation Company Q s attitude toward social responsibility reflects a negative reputation on them as
a corporation in their current community. The geographical location in a major metropolitan area
should sustain the business with a solid consumer base and maintain reliance of current investors.
However, they closed two stores in high crime areas for consistently losing profits, waning investor
trust and damaging employee faith. The decision to close the stores limits their ability to be socially
responsible to its stakeholders and potentially contributes to the areas crime level. Customers
requested health conscience and organic products for years before it was finally stocked in limited ...
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The company can use these requests to poll which products that the customers would most likely want
to purchase. This way Company Q can zero in on satisfying their customers and eliminate products
that have the least amount of demand. A second opportunity that presents itself is establishing new
supplier relationships within the local community by generating partnerships between Company Q and
organic producers. By the company forming new relationships with local producers the local economy
is strengthened and new development encouraged in the community. The purchase of organic products
from local vendors will also keep transportation expenses down and Company Q can then forward that
savings to customers by offering lower prices. Company Q would benefit greatly from this action by
offering a broader range of health conscience products and partnering with local suppliers. These
relationships will supplement Company Q in changing their approach to being socially responsible.
Action 3 A third recommendation is to revisit the decision of donating day old products to the area s
local food banks. By denying the request all together and opting to toss out the day old products is
damaging to Company Q s image. The company needs to exhibit accountability to society by
supporting their local food bank illustrating community support by offering day old products to their
local food bank. Company Q should then monitor donations with a checks and balances system which
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Hitler s Mistakes In The Battle Of Dunkirk
Throughout Hitler s reign over Germany, he made several major mistakes. His first major mistake was
his inability to quickly annihilate Britain in the battle of Dunkirk, whom ultimately contributed to the
German defeat. The battle of Dunkirk took place during the summer of 1940, beginning May 26th to
June 4th. At this point, Germany had Britain, France, and Poland surrounded, but Hitler did not order
his troops to engage because he wanted to please a potential ally, the Russians. Stalin (Russian leader)
did not trust Hitler and was prepared in advance for war with Germany. Hitler always kept in mind
that he would eventually attack Russia, which he did later on in the war. So, by having Russia on his
side, he would not only have the biggest country in the world at his fingertips but it would be easier to
eventually take it over. In order to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This battle took place from June 22 to December 5, 1941 and demonstrates how Germany broke their
pact with Russia. This opened up the Eastern front, meaning the German s would have to fight on two
fronts instead of one. Hitler made an mistake attacking Russia in the first place, but to make it worse,
he gave Stalin enough time to build his defences during Hitler s decision to not eliminate the British
during the battle of Dunkirk. His strategy of invading Russia was over before the two forces even
fought. There was no reason for the pact between Germany and Russia to break as Russia was not a
threat to Germany at this point. Hitler s greedy, anti communist views overpowered him when he
realized he had conquered most of Europe. Hitler did not think that the other democratic countries
would side with Russia. He rushed his plans and it resulted in a defeat. He would have ultimately been
better off breaking the pact when he conquered the other empires who were more of a threat to the
Germans first. This is another example of how unqualified Hitler was as a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Throughout Hitler s reign over Germany, he made several major mistakes. His first major mistake was
his inability to quickly annihilate Britain in the battle of Dunkirk, whom ultimately contributed to the
German defeat. The battle of Dunkirk took place during the summer of 1940, beginning May 26th to
June 4th. At this point, Germany had Britain, France, and Poland surrounded, but Hitler did not order
his troops to engage because he wanted to please a potential ally, the Russians. Stalin (Russian leader)
did not trust Hitler and was prepared in advance for war with Germany. Hitler always kept in mind
that he would eventually attack Russia, which he did later on in the war. So, by having Russia on his
side, he would not only have the biggest country in the world at his fingertips but it would be easier to
eventually take it over. In order to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This battle took place from June 22 to December 5, 1941 and demonstrates how Germany broke their
pact with Russia. This opened up the Eastern front, meaning the German s would have to fight on two
fronts instead of one. Hitler made an mistake attacking Russia in the first place, but to make it worse,
he gave Stalin enough time to build his defences during Hitler s decision to not eliminate the British
during the battle of Dunkirk. His strategy of invading Russia was over before the two forces even
fought. There was no reason for the pact between Germany and Russia to break as Russia was not a
threat to Germany at this point. Hitler s greedy, anti communist views overpowered him when he
realized he had conquered most of Europe. Hitler did not think that the other democratic countries
would side with Russia. He rushed his plans and it resulted in a defeat. He would have ultimately been
better off breaking the pact when he conquered the other empires who were more of a threat to the
Germans first. This is another example of how unqualified Hitler was as a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Example Of Imperfect Capital Market
Article 1
Transaction cost in a model of capital market equilibrium
By author JORAM MAYSHAR
Thesis Statement
In this paper author analyse Imperfect capital market in which cost is included in trading of assets ,
this market is exmine through simple mean variance model. Investor who partially diversify their
portfolios by incurring transaction cost, how they can imply equilibrium asset prices substantially
which is different from the sharpe Lintner prices. This paper also show how market improve by
reducing trading cost due to increase in quantity of assets held by each investor, which reduce
equilibrium risk, and active investor also increase.
Objective
The main purpose of this paper is to analyse a simple model of an imperfect market ... Show more
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M. Elegido
Source: Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 14, No. 5 (May, 1995), pp. 411 416 Thesis Statement
This article describe how ones conception of property rights influence our concept of ownership in
many way and how different people think differently on property right. In this paper author
demonstrate two argument against this concept of property right. In first of his argument he shows that
there are various conceptions of property rights ,and show how in different societies there are different
model of ownership exist.
Its also claims that there are decisive grounds to decline to allow that property owners have a moral
right to use absolute control over their property, and that ownership hold not only rights but also duties
,responsibility and limits.
Objective
The main objective of this paper is to articulate an argument which shows some essential weaknesses
in this conception. While considerations of space and audience preclude doing this in a fully rigorous
way. This paper also try to set out essential steps of property right conception.
To show different people have different conception of property right and how its differ from society to
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Transaction cost in a model of capital market equilibrium
By author JORAM MAYSHAR
Thesis Statement
In this paper author analyse Imperfect capital market in which cost is included in trading of assets ,
this market is exmine through simple mean variance model. Investor who partially diversify their
portfolios by incurring transaction cost, how they can imply equilibrium asset prices substantially
which is different from the sharpe Lintner prices. This paper also show how market improve by
reducing trading cost due to increase in quantity of assets held by each investor, which reduce
equilibrium risk, and active investor also increase.
Objective
The main purpose of this paper is to analyse a simple model of an imperfect market ... Show more
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M. Elegido
Source: Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 14, No. 5 (May, 1995), pp. 411 416 Thesis Statement
This article describe how ones conception of property rights influence our concept of ownership in
many way and how different people think differently on property right. In this paper author
demonstrate two argument against this concept of property right. In first of his argument he shows that
there are various conceptions of property rights ,and show how in different societies there are different
model of ownership exist.
Its also claims that there are decisive grounds to decline to allow that property owners have a moral
right to use absolute control over their property, and that ownership hold not only rights but also duties
,responsibility and limits.
Objective
The main objective of this paper is to articulate an argument which shows some essential weaknesses
in this conception. While considerations of space and audience preclude doing this in a fully rigorous
way. This paper also try to set out essential steps of property right conception.
To show different people have different conception of property right and how its differ from society to
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