Long Essay On Responsibilities Of A Good Citizen
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Raymond Kolbe s Life And Culture
Raymond Kolbe was born the second son of five (only three of whom will live) to a poor weaver
Julius Kolbe and midwife Maria DД…broska on January 8, 1894. Raymond was born in
ZduЕ„ska Wola, a small town in central Poland. Shortly after his birth, however; they moved to
another polish town, Pabianice, about twenty five miles east of ZduЕ„ska Wola. The Kolbes were
poor, but their country was in much worse shape. Poland s lands were split among Russia, Austria,
and Prussia. Despite of the changes, the Kolbes clung to their Polish identity.
Raymond s father Julius said that he always knew his son was going to die a martyr s death
because of an extraordinary event in his childhood. In 1906, when Raymond was 12, he had a
vision of the Virgin Mary. He ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In August 1920, Max was sent to a tuberculosis sanatorium in Zakopane. He refrained from work
on the Militia but acted as a chaplain to the sanatorium. Max returned to Cracow before
Christmas in 1921 and started work again on the Militia. Max asked his superior for permission
to begin publishing a magazine to spread word of the militia. He received permission, but no
financial support. Max s youngest brother, Joseph, helped Max write the first issue of the
magazine. They called it The Knight of the Immaculata or The Knight for short. They began to
give it out on street corners, not requiring people to pay for one. After doing so for a few issues,
they did not have enough money to print another issue, so Max went to pray in the church for
Mary s intercession. Praying hard, Max looked up and saw a sack with a note on it that said
For my dear mother, Mary Immaculate. Inside was the exact amount due for another issue of The
Knight.
Eventually, Max collapsed. He had been ill in 1922 and was ill again 1926. He was rehospitalized
for about half a year. Because of his illness, he often had trouble breathing and had awful headaches.
Even though he was frequently in pain, he never complained. He constantly neglecting himself, but
never anyone
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Raymond Kolbe was born the second son of five (only three of whom will live) to a poor weaver
Julius Kolbe and midwife Maria DД…broska on January 8, 1894. Raymond was born in
ZduЕ„ska Wola, a small town in central Poland. Shortly after his birth, however; they moved to
another polish town, Pabianice, about twenty five miles east of ZduЕ„ska Wola. The Kolbes were
poor, but their country was in much worse shape. Poland s lands were split among Russia, Austria,
and Prussia. Despite of the changes, the Kolbes clung to their Polish identity.
Raymond s father Julius said that he always knew his son was going to die a martyr s death
because of an extraordinary event in his childhood. In 1906, when Raymond was 12, he had a
vision of the Virgin Mary. He ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In August 1920, Max was sent to a tuberculosis sanatorium in Zakopane. He refrained from work
on the Militia but acted as a chaplain to the sanatorium. Max returned to Cracow before
Christmas in 1921 and started work again on the Militia. Max asked his superior for permission
to begin publishing a magazine to spread word of the militia. He received permission, but no
financial support. Max s youngest brother, Joseph, helped Max write the first issue of the
magazine. They called it The Knight of the Immaculata or The Knight for short. They began to
give it out on street corners, not requiring people to pay for one. After doing so for a few issues,
they did not have enough money to print another issue, so Max went to pray in the church for
Mary s intercession. Praying hard, Max looked up and saw a sack with a note on it that said
For my dear mother, Mary Immaculate. Inside was the exact amount due for another issue of The
Knight.
Eventually, Max collapsed. He had been ill in 1922 and was ill again 1926. He was rehospitalized
for about half a year. Because of his illness, he often had trouble breathing and had awful headaches.
Even though he was frequently in pain, he never complained. He constantly neglecting himself, but
never anyone
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Snapchat Character Analysis
If you let our streak die, I m blocking you on everything My chosen cultural characteristic is the
fact that Snapchat streaks mean more to Americans than anything. Snapchat, a phone application, is
a fairly new way of communication between two people, created by entrepreneur Evan Spiegel.
Using limited characters, Snapchat allows friends to interact with each other, and share every
important, as well as unimportant, moment of their lives, in pictures. First brought to life in 2011,
Snapchat has changed drastically since then, as well as grown in popularity. One of the newest
additions to Snapchat aside from the infamous filters, is streaks . This can be described as the
consecutive number of days you and your friend have
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If you let our streak die, I m blocking you on everything My chosen cultural characteristic is the
fact that Snapchat streaks mean more to Americans than anything. Snapchat, a phone application, is
a fairly new way of communication between two people, created by entrepreneur Evan Spiegel.
Using limited characters, Snapchat allows friends to interact with each other, and share every
important, as well as unimportant, moment of their lives, in pictures. First brought to life in 2011,
Snapchat has changed drastically since then, as well as grown in popularity. One of the newest
additions to Snapchat aside from the infamous filters, is streaks . This can be described as the
consecutive number of days you and your friend have
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Analyzing Database Management Systems ( Dbms ) Come Into Play
Analyzing Database Management Systems Data. It is all around every person on this earth
whether they realize it or not. Throughout each and everyone s life they collect data and have
their data collected by others. Height, weight, shopping habits, health history are all examples of
data that is tracked. The question is what is done with this data? People, companies, even the
government analyze the data they collect and analyze it with hope of discovering new
information. How they do this is particularly interesting and opens the door for a larger
discussion. In the world of computer science large groups of data that are collected are referred to
as databases. When there is a multitude of these databases, a way to manage all of this information
is needed. That is where database management systems (DBMS) come into play. A database
management systemis a collection of programs that enables users to create and maintain a database.
The DBMS is a general purpose software system that facilitates the processes of defining,
constructing, manipulating, and sharing databases among various users and applications [1].
Analyzing these database managements systems could potentially have huge benefits since
companies could determine when and where to sell products, track certain trends, and possibly
predict future outcomes. Two popular ways to analyze these large amounts of data are OLAP,
online analytical processing tools and/or data mining. According to Oracle, one of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analyzing Database Management Systems Data. It is all around every person on this earth
whether they realize it or not. Throughout each and everyone s life they collect data and have
their data collected by others. Height, weight, shopping habits, health history are all examples of
data that is tracked. The question is what is done with this data? People, companies, even the
government analyze the data they collect and analyze it with hope of discovering new
information. How they do this is particularly interesting and opens the door for a larger
discussion. In the world of computer science large groups of data that are collected are referred to
as databases. When there is a multitude of these databases, a way to manage all of this information
is needed. That is where database management systems (DBMS) come into play. A database
management systemis a collection of programs that enables users to create and maintain a database.
The DBMS is a general purpose software system that facilitates the processes of defining,
constructing, manipulating, and sharing databases among various users and applications [1].
Analyzing these database managements systems could potentially have huge benefits since
companies could determine when and where to sell products, track certain trends, and possibly
predict future outcomes. Two popular ways to analyze these large amounts of data are OLAP,
online analytical processing tools and/or data mining. According to Oracle, one of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On Progress Come Out Of War
How many times have you flown on an aircraft? Now here s another question, can progress come
out of war?
It may be your first time on an aircraft, and you ve picked up this article to see what it contains.
You might be a veteran flyer and are currently bored, so you re flicking through the magazine,
looking for something to capture your interest. Either way, you are reading this article while sitting
in a seemingly impossible feat of engineering, only feasible through the progress made in war.
Given what you re reading, it s likely you re in a plane at the moment. You could be in a small
propeller aircraft, however it s more likely you are sitting in a large jet plane. Now look out the
window at the wings. That large aircraft is only ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is a reason for this shape and it s not just to reduce drag as you might have previously thought.
The aircraft and wings are shaped like this to create more lift. I said earlier, the engines keep you
up in the air, that is not entirely true. Engines provide thrust to push the plane forward, and allow
airflow over the wings. That air running over the wings creates lift. The lift is what lets you fly.
Here is a basic rundown of how aerofoils (wings) work. Because of the curved shape, the air going
over the wing travels faster than the air underneath the wings. This creates a high pressure
underneath the wing, and a low pressure above it. You would think the high pressure pushes the
aircraft up, but instead the lower pressure is where the lift forms, and it pulls the wing up. Similar
to how a bag handle is used to lift a bag up.
However, this whole process is dependent on the angle of the wing in relation to the airflow.
Aircraft can still descend by reducing speed, and lowering the angle by pushing the nose down.
When ascending, the higher the angle, the more lift is produced. This continues until the aircraft
can t maintain it s speed, and effectively stops flying, or stalls. Don t worry though, pilots are
trained to recover from stalls, and commercial aircraft don t fly at a high enough angle to for this to
happen.
This aerofoil shape has been developed over many years, mainly during and after
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How many times have you flown on an aircraft? Now here s another question, can progress come
out of war?
It may be your first time on an aircraft, and you ve picked up this article to see what it contains.
You might be a veteran flyer and are currently bored, so you re flicking through the magazine,
looking for something to capture your interest. Either way, you are reading this article while sitting
in a seemingly impossible feat of engineering, only feasible through the progress made in war.
Given what you re reading, it s likely you re in a plane at the moment. You could be in a small
propeller aircraft, however it s more likely you are sitting in a large jet plane. Now look out the
window at the wings. That large aircraft is only ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is a reason for this shape and it s not just to reduce drag as you might have previously thought.
The aircraft and wings are shaped like this to create more lift. I said earlier, the engines keep you
up in the air, that is not entirely true. Engines provide thrust to push the plane forward, and allow
airflow over the wings. That air running over the wings creates lift. The lift is what lets you fly.
Here is a basic rundown of how aerofoils (wings) work. Because of the curved shape, the air going
over the wing travels faster than the air underneath the wings. This creates a high pressure
underneath the wing, and a low pressure above it. You would think the high pressure pushes the
aircraft up, but instead the lower pressure is where the lift forms, and it pulls the wing up. Similar
to how a bag handle is used to lift a bag up.
However, this whole process is dependent on the angle of the wing in relation to the airflow.
Aircraft can still descend by reducing speed, and lowering the angle by pushing the nose down.
When ascending, the higher the angle, the more lift is produced. This continues until the aircraft
can t maintain it s speed, and effectively stops flying, or stalls. Don t worry though, pilots are
trained to recover from stalls, and commercial aircraft don t fly at a high enough angle to for this to
happen.
This aerofoil shape has been developed over many years, mainly during and after
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Flea, Rochester s The Imperfect Enjoyment
Dysfunction seems to be a common theme throughout many of the literature readings, which were
required over the course of this semester. The literary texts I am going to write about are the
following: John Donne s The Flea, Rochester s The Imperfect Enjoyment, The Maids Complaint,
and Aphra Behn s The Disappointment. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the definition
of dysfunction is, any abnormality or impairment of function. In my opinion, The Flea, The
Imperfect Enjoyment, The Maids Complaint, and The Disappointment are four examples of sexual
dysfunction in the texts we have read for this course. The exploration of the four texts is sexual
dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction described in the ballad and poems are taken on as a humorous
topic or can be read as not only a sexual dysfunction but some men views on women in society and
their own anxieties... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The man and woman are lying together making out with each other and suddenly there s, But
whilst her busy hand would guide that part which should convey my soul up to her heart, in
liquid raptures I dissolve all o er, melt into sperm, and spend at every pore. This tells us the man
had ejaculated before sex could even be commenced and the woman, Corinna, jokes with him about
it. This shows us the experience of the imperfect enjoyment. This poem reminds me of the movie,
American Pie, in which a young student has an unexpected pleasure of hooking up with a foreign
exchange student. Before they get into any type of sexual intercourse he experiences this
embarrassing unexpected ejaculation. The Imperfect Enjoyment shows the man scolds his penis by
saying things such as: Thou treacherous, base deserter of my flame, false to my passion, fatal to
my flame, through what mistaken magic does thou prove so true to lewdness, so untrue to love? .
The speaker is upset with not only with his penis but also with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dysfunction seems to be a common theme throughout many of the literature readings, which were
required over the course of this semester. The literary texts I am going to write about are the
following: John Donne s The Flea, Rochester s The Imperfect Enjoyment, The Maids Complaint,
and Aphra Behn s The Disappointment. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the definition
of dysfunction is, any abnormality or impairment of function. In my opinion, The Flea, The
Imperfect Enjoyment, The Maids Complaint, and The Disappointment are four examples of sexual
dysfunction in the texts we have read for this course. The exploration of the four texts is sexual
dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction described in the ballad and poems are taken on as a humorous
topic or can be read as not only a sexual dysfunction but some men views on women in society and
their own anxieties... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The man and woman are lying together making out with each other and suddenly there s, But
whilst her busy hand would guide that part which should convey my soul up to her heart, in
liquid raptures I dissolve all o er, melt into sperm, and spend at every pore. This tells us the man
had ejaculated before sex could even be commenced and the woman, Corinna, jokes with him about
it. This shows us the experience of the imperfect enjoyment. This poem reminds me of the movie,
American Pie, in which a young student has an unexpected pleasure of hooking up with a foreign
exchange student. Before they get into any type of sexual intercourse he experiences this
embarrassing unexpected ejaculation. The Imperfect Enjoyment shows the man scolds his penis by
saying things such as: Thou treacherous, base deserter of my flame, false to my passion, fatal to
my flame, through what mistaken magic does thou prove so true to lewdness, so untrue to love? .
The speaker is upset with not only with his penis but also with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
From The Outset Of The Twenty-First Century, Capitalism
From the outset of the twenty first century, capitalism appeared to be the most dominant economic
force the world had ever seen. With a free market reaching across the globe and countless nations
embracing its economic success, capitalism s influence and prestige had never been greater.
However, recent economic struggles on a global scale may have inclined a change of heart among
capitalisms heirs; a Harvard Institute of Politics poll found that only 19% of Americans, ages 18
29, identified themselves as capitalist (Foroohar 26). When combining the poll s results with the
possibility of polarizing labor changes in the future, capitalism appears to be at risk of losing its
place on the throne. Despite the doubts surrounding the economic... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Although capitalism stands for relief and freedom, the economic system tends to express a few
side effects. For instance, twenty first century capitalism has had the tendency to widen the gap
between the poor and the rich. Pope Francis current head of the Catholic Church has expressed
his discontent for capitalism s imbalances and lack of real concern for human beings in several
addresses to the public (Huddleston). The Pope s disgust with capitalism lies in the growing
inequality being creating between the poor and the rich. Pope Francis sees capitalism s inequality
as inexcusable; thus, he advocates for an economic system which takes greater social
considerations. Regrettably, the inequality which can be created by capitalism plays into the hand
of another adverse side effect. Stewart Lansley economist and financial journalist describes in a
Political Quarterly article inequality s relationship with capitalism s economic cycles; more equal
societies have softer business cycles [while] more unequal economies are associated with more
extreme cycles (Lansley 754). Business cycles both good and bad are an integral part of capitalism.
The size of booms and busts depends on wealth equality. Fortunately, the negative aspects of
capitalism are manageable, and healthy capitalism can still hold its dominance over current
economics.
Even when considering capitalism s flaws, its continued dominance in the twenty first century is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
From the outset of the twenty first century, capitalism appeared to be the most dominant economic
force the world had ever seen. With a free market reaching across the globe and countless nations
embracing its economic success, capitalism s influence and prestige had never been greater.
However, recent economic struggles on a global scale may have inclined a change of heart among
capitalisms heirs; a Harvard Institute of Politics poll found that only 19% of Americans, ages 18
29, identified themselves as capitalist (Foroohar 26). When combining the poll s results with the
possibility of polarizing labor changes in the future, capitalism appears to be at risk of losing its
place on the throne. Despite the doubts surrounding the economic... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Although capitalism stands for relief and freedom, the economic system tends to express a few
side effects. For instance, twenty first century capitalism has had the tendency to widen the gap
between the poor and the rich. Pope Francis current head of the Catholic Church has expressed
his discontent for capitalism s imbalances and lack of real concern for human beings in several
addresses to the public (Huddleston). The Pope s disgust with capitalism lies in the growing
inequality being creating between the poor and the rich. Pope Francis sees capitalism s inequality
as inexcusable; thus, he advocates for an economic system which takes greater social
considerations. Regrettably, the inequality which can be created by capitalism plays into the hand
of another adverse side effect. Stewart Lansley economist and financial journalist describes in a
Political Quarterly article inequality s relationship with capitalism s economic cycles; more equal
societies have softer business cycles [while] more unequal economies are associated with more
extreme cycles (Lansley 754). Business cycles both good and bad are an integral part of capitalism.
The size of booms and busts depends on wealth equality. Fortunately, the negative aspects of
capitalism are manageable, and healthy capitalism can still hold its dominance over current
economics.
Even when considering capitalism s flaws, its continued dominance in the twenty first century is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why the Spanish Armada Invaded Britain and Lost Essay
Spanish Armada Essay
In this essay I am going to look at why the Spanish armada wanted to invade Britain and why
they failed to do so, was it down to luck or were the British too smart for the Spanish. And was it
all England s glory?
The Spanish wanted to invade England was mainly to turn England back into a catholic country,
and to get Queen Elizabeth of the throne and to get a queen who was for the catholic monarch on
the throne. However there are many other reasons: Firstly Philip II couldn?t accept that was not the
king of England, as he was married to Queen Mary I, who was the Queen before Elizabeth.
Secondly, when Philip proposed to Elizabeth she turned him down. Another reason is Elizabeth
wouldn?t stop the privateers from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also, before Philip sent the ships out Admiral Sanata Cruz, Spain?s best sailor, died and Philip
replaced him with the Duke of Medina Sidonia, who suffered from seasickness and did not really
want to do the job. Was this a good idea? And should the Spanish of waited to find a new leader
who wanted to do the job?
During the sail up to England the Armada were told to keep a crescent formation no matter what
happened this was the golden rule. The idea of this was so if an English ship was to come in
from behind they could scoop it up like a net. The formation was that the stronger ships would go
at the front so they could easily surround any English ships that threatened the centre. This was the
plan, however it did not all go that way! Lord Howard, commander of the English fleet, used some
of the lighter and faster English ships to ?pick off? some of the stragglers (ones that were lagging
behind) whilst they were sailing up the English channel. Unfortunately this did not really affect the
crescent shape. Next came arguably one of the smartest moves in the battle, on 7th August Sir
Francis Drake sent out a number of old ships that had been set on fire, the Spanish were petrified,
they were not sure if the Ships had explosives on it, if they did so did the Spanish ships and the
chances of them setting on fire was very high. This came as a complete surprise to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Spanish Armada Essay
In this essay I am going to look at why the Spanish armada wanted to invade Britain and why
they failed to do so, was it down to luck or were the British too smart for the Spanish. And was it
all England s glory?
The Spanish wanted to invade England was mainly to turn England back into a catholic country,
and to get Queen Elizabeth of the throne and to get a queen who was for the catholic monarch on
the throne. However there are many other reasons: Firstly Philip II couldn?t accept that was not the
king of England, as he was married to Queen Mary I, who was the Queen before Elizabeth.
Secondly, when Philip proposed to Elizabeth she turned him down. Another reason is Elizabeth
wouldn?t stop the privateers from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also, before Philip sent the ships out Admiral Sanata Cruz, Spain?s best sailor, died and Philip
replaced him with the Duke of Medina Sidonia, who suffered from seasickness and did not really
want to do the job. Was this a good idea? And should the Spanish of waited to find a new leader
who wanted to do the job?
During the sail up to England the Armada were told to keep a crescent formation no matter what
happened this was the golden rule. The idea of this was so if an English ship was to come in
from behind they could scoop it up like a net. The formation was that the stronger ships would go
at the front so they could easily surround any English ships that threatened the centre. This was the
plan, however it did not all go that way! Lord Howard, commander of the English fleet, used some
of the lighter and faster English ships to ?pick off? some of the stragglers (ones that were lagging
behind) whilst they were sailing up the English channel. Unfortunately this did not really affect the
crescent shape. Next came arguably one of the smartest moves in the battle, on 7th August Sir
Francis Drake sent out a number of old ships that had been set on fire, the Spanish were petrified,
they were not sure if the Ships had explosives on it, if they did so did the Spanish ships and the
chances of them setting on fire was very high. This came as a complete surprise to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Assess The Planning For Accreditation
Assess the planning for Accreditation in your chosen facility.Hospitals are on continuous mission
for quality improvement; utilizing new technology, techniques, and research on what works and
what does not, as well as persistently training new personnel and meeting the needs of patients.
Still, hospitals are devoted to quality improvement but follow different courses, which support
increasing observance to treatment etiquette and improve patient outcomes. Hospitals make the
most of different approaches and models of quality improvement, such as the use of Lean, Six
Sigma (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2008/2016), and the PlanDo Study Act (Ibach, 2009) models for
improvement. Usually quality improvement efforts are a five step process which... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, on December 3, 2013 the Joint Commission Resources publicized the release of the The
Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety (Joint Commission Resources, 2016; The
Joint Commission, 2015), which featured an article on how the Johns Hopkins Hospital notably
improved performance on Joint Commission accountability measures. The hospital was recognized
by the Top Performer on Key Quality MeasuresВ® program (Keroack et al., 2007) for using
evidence based care processes that are delivered in the right way and at the right time (Joint
Commission Resources, 2013).Conversely, in December 2011, the Johns Hopkins leadership began
the initiative by clarifying and communicating goals, announcing that their target was 96%
compliance with eight Joint Commission accountability measures (The Joint Commission, 2015)
and one Delmarva Foundation core measure (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2008/2016; Michaels,
Sidone, 2014). Clinicians and quality improvement personnel produced one team for each targeted
measure and the organization s Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality (Armstrong,
Laschinger, 2006; Armstrong, Laschinger, Wong, 2009) personnel supported the work of the teams
(Chang et al., 2005; Joint Commission Resources, 2013).Next, the organization performed a gap
study to prioritize improvement efforts and begin building capability using Lean Sigma
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Assess the planning for Accreditation in your chosen facility.Hospitals are on continuous mission
for quality improvement; utilizing new technology, techniques, and research on what works and
what does not, as well as persistently training new personnel and meeting the needs of patients.
Still, hospitals are devoted to quality improvement but follow different courses, which support
increasing observance to treatment etiquette and improve patient outcomes. Hospitals make the
most of different approaches and models of quality improvement, such as the use of Lean, Six
Sigma (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2008/2016), and the PlanDo Study Act (Ibach, 2009) models for
improvement. Usually quality improvement efforts are a five step process which... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, on December 3, 2013 the Joint Commission Resources publicized the release of the The
Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety (Joint Commission Resources, 2016; The
Joint Commission, 2015), which featured an article on how the Johns Hopkins Hospital notably
improved performance on Joint Commission accountability measures. The hospital was recognized
by the Top Performer on Key Quality MeasuresВ® program (Keroack et al., 2007) for using
evidence based care processes that are delivered in the right way and at the right time (Joint
Commission Resources, 2013).Conversely, in December 2011, the Johns Hopkins leadership began
the initiative by clarifying and communicating goals, announcing that their target was 96%
compliance with eight Joint Commission accountability measures (The Joint Commission, 2015)
and one Delmarva Foundation core measure (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2008/2016; Michaels,
Sidone, 2014). Clinicians and quality improvement personnel produced one team for each targeted
measure and the organization s Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality (Armstrong,
Laschinger, 2006; Armstrong, Laschinger, Wong, 2009) personnel supported the work of the teams
(Chang et al., 2005; Joint Commission Resources, 2013).Next, the organization performed a gap
study to prioritize improvement efforts and begin building capability using Lean Sigma
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Is The Appearance And Color In Dried Food Products
Appearance and Color
Color is a major quality attribute in dried food products. In order to facilitate the comparison of
color and appearances of the samples, a digital picture was taken from each dried sample. Figure 5
shows the pictures of the pretreated with citric acid solution, blanched and control samples. The
slices treated with citric acid provided better color for drying. It could be concluded that the general
appearance and color of the dried potato slices were preserved by treating with citric acid solution in
comparison with the blanched and control samples. Determination of Effective Moisture
Diffusivity
It has been generally accepted that the drying phenomenon of biological materials is controlled by
the mechanism of
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DOYMAZ
Based on these results, pretreated samples with citric acid solution had the highest effective
moisture diffusivity compared with other samples. The pretreatment solution has probably affected
the internal mass transfer during drying.
The values of Deff obtained from this study lie within in general range 10 12 to 10 8 m2/s for
drying of food materials
(Zogzas et al. 1996). These values are comparable with
4.56 В Ґ 10 10 to 8.5 В Ґ 10 10 m2/s for air drying of okra at 70C
(Adedeji et al. 2008), 1.25 В Ґ 10 9 to 2.20 В Ґ 10 9 m2/s for carrot at 35 55C (Kaya et al. 2009),
6.92 В Ґ 10 9 to 14.59 В Ґ 10 9 m2/s for white radish at 40 60C (Lee and Kim2009), 1.55 В Ґ 10 9 to
16.5 В Ґ 10 9 m2/s for mushroom at 50 60C (Arumuganathan et al. 2009), 3.55 В Ґ 10 10 to 1.92 В Ґ
10 9 m2/s for potato at 40 85C (Hassini et al. 2007) and 6.36 В Ґ 10 11 to 9.75 В Ґ
10 9 m2/s for sweet potato at 50 80C (Falade and Solademi
2010). These values are consistent with the present estimated Deff values for potato slices.
Modeling of Drying Curves
Moisture ratio data obtained at air temperature of 65C for one layer of potato slices were fitted
into 10 thin layer drying models (Table 2). Nonlinear regression was used to obtain each
parameter value of every model. The statistical results from models are summarized in Tables 3 5.
The best model describing the thin layer drying characteristics of potato slices was chosen as the
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Appearance and Color
Color is a major quality attribute in dried food products. In order to facilitate the comparison of
color and appearances of the samples, a digital picture was taken from each dried sample. Figure 5
shows the pictures of the pretreated with citric acid solution, blanched and control samples. The
slices treated with citric acid provided better color for drying. It could be concluded that the general
appearance and color of the dried potato slices were preserved by treating with citric acid solution in
comparison with the blanched and control samples. Determination of Effective Moisture
Diffusivity
It has been generally accepted that the drying phenomenon of biological materials is controlled by
the mechanism of
moisture ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
DOYMAZ
Based on these results, pretreated samples with citric acid solution had the highest effective
moisture diffusivity compared with other samples. The pretreatment solution has probably affected
the internal mass transfer during drying.
The values of Deff obtained from this study lie within in general range 10 12 to 10 8 m2/s for
drying of food materials
(Zogzas et al. 1996). These values are comparable with
4.56 В Ґ 10 10 to 8.5 В Ґ 10 10 m2/s for air drying of okra at 70C
(Adedeji et al. 2008), 1.25 В Ґ 10 9 to 2.20 В Ґ 10 9 m2/s for carrot at 35 55C (Kaya et al. 2009),
6.92 В Ґ 10 9 to 14.59 В Ґ 10 9 m2/s for white radish at 40 60C (Lee and Kim2009), 1.55 В Ґ 10 9 to
16.5 В Ґ 10 9 m2/s for mushroom at 50 60C (Arumuganathan et al. 2009), 3.55 В Ґ 10 10 to 1.92 В Ґ
10 9 m2/s for potato at 40 85C (Hassini et al. 2007) and 6.36 В Ґ 10 11 to 9.75 В Ґ
10 9 m2/s for sweet potato at 50 80C (Falade and Solademi
2010). These values are consistent with the present estimated Deff values for potato slices.
Modeling of Drying Curves
Moisture ratio data obtained at air temperature of 65C for one layer of potato slices were fitted
into 10 thin layer drying models (Table 2). Nonlinear regression was used to obtain each
parameter value of every model. The statistical results from models are summarized in Tables 3 5.
The best model describing the thin layer drying characteristics of potato slices was chosen as the
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The Brady Bunch During The Vietnam War
The Brady Bunch was just reflective to the direction that family standards was shifting towards,
and even though The Brady Bunch wasn t the perfect nuclear family they still did uphold a vision
of an almost impossibly perfect blended family that came together so seamlessly after a
remarriage. While the idea of remarriage was changing the idea of marriageso did the supreme court
case Loving v. Virginia in 1967 which lead to the legalization of interracial marriage. In some
ways the case shifted the public s perception of what marriage was expected to be. As a result of
this you got new types of entertainment like Guess who s coming to dinner? Showing an interracial
couple that came out ironically unplanned around the same time as the court... Show more content
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The census statistics during this period shows a distinct transition in family dynamics and the
growth of blended families across the nation. The transition to a broader definition of what
marriage can be is what arguably has led to societies social shift to a larger acceptance of
marriage that maybe historically didn t fit what the media portrayed as the ideal marriage; like
blended families, interracial marriage, and in recent years the shift to acceptance of
homosexual marriage and relationships that even in the 1960s was portrayed in cinema. The
ideal shift of a perfectly imperfect television family that obviously have face trials and
tribulations but still provides a loving home for children and a vessel for moral teachings is
something that we still see today on television. Full House is arguably an outcome of the
progression from The Brady Bunch era that expanded the idea of what marriage and family
could be. Full house is a form of a blended family in a non traditional way. Instead of a remarriage
you have a widowed single father with three daughters and his two male best friends helping raise
them. Without previous shows like The Brady Bunch paving the way for non traditional families,
shows like Full House might have never been given the avenue to tell these stories of non
traditional families that were actively living in the
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The Brady Bunch was just reflective to the direction that family standards was shifting towards,
and even though The Brady Bunch wasn t the perfect nuclear family they still did uphold a vision
of an almost impossibly perfect blended family that came together so seamlessly after a
remarriage. While the idea of remarriage was changing the idea of marriageso did the supreme court
case Loving v. Virginia in 1967 which lead to the legalization of interracial marriage. In some
ways the case shifted the public s perception of what marriage was expected to be. As a result of
this you got new types of entertainment like Guess who s coming to dinner? Showing an interracial
couple that came out ironically unplanned around the same time as the court... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The census statistics during this period shows a distinct transition in family dynamics and the
growth of blended families across the nation. The transition to a broader definition of what
marriage can be is what arguably has led to societies social shift to a larger acceptance of
marriage that maybe historically didn t fit what the media portrayed as the ideal marriage; like
blended families, interracial marriage, and in recent years the shift to acceptance of
homosexual marriage and relationships that even in the 1960s was portrayed in cinema. The
ideal shift of a perfectly imperfect television family that obviously have face trials and
tribulations but still provides a loving home for children and a vessel for moral teachings is
something that we still see today on television. Full House is arguably an outcome of the
progression from The Brady Bunch era that expanded the idea of what marriage and family
could be. Full house is a form of a blended family in a non traditional way. Instead of a remarriage
you have a widowed single father with three daughters and his two male best friends helping raise
them. Without previous shows like The Brady Bunch paving the way for non traditional families,
shows like Full House might have never been given the avenue to tell these stories of non
traditional families that were actively living in the
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Factors Affecting The Political Risk
N
Valid
32
Missing
0
Mean
57.508681
Mode
69.2222
Std. Deviation
16.3290177
Variance
266.637
Skewness
.275
Std. Error of Skewness
.414
Kurtosis
.818
Std. Error of Kurtosis
.809
The average press freedom in the 32 SSA countries in this study is 57.5, which implies the press in
the region is largely partly free.
The dependent variable is the political risk. It provides an overview of the political stability in a
particular country. The scale is designed to show the greatest value to the lowest risk and the lowest
value of the highest risk. Economic, demographic, and geographic indicators are also included in
the econometric specifications being control variables thus ensuring the analysis affecting the
political risk. The political risk ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Deviation
7.291
Variance
53.157
Skewness
.308
Std. Error of Skewness
.414
Kurtosis
1.091
Std. Error of Kurtosis
.809
N
Valid
32
Missing
0
Mean
57.508681
Mode
69.2222
Std. Deviation
16.3290177
Variance
266.637
Skewness
.275
Std. Error of Skewness
.414
Kurtosis
.818
Std. Error of Kurtosis
.809
The average press freedom in the 32 SSA countries in this study is 57.5, which implies the press in
the region is largely partly free.
The dependent variable is the political risk. It provides an overview of the political stability in a
particular country. The scale is designed to show the greatest value to the lowest risk and the lowest
value of the highest risk. Economic, demographic, and geographic indicators are also included in
the econometric specifications being control variables thus ensuring the analysis affecting the
political risk. The political risk ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Deviation
7.291
Variance
53.157
Skewness
.308
Std. Error of Skewness
.414
Kurtosis
1.091
Std. Error of Kurtosis
.809
Preliminary analysis of the literacy rate indicates that the SSA region has an average literacy rate of
73% which is moderately low compared to the average global literacy rate of 84%.
SPSS data is categorized as nominal, ordinal or scale, whereby nominal data is a variable without
intrinsic ranking, ordinal variables have intrinsic ranking while scale variables represent data with
meaningful metrics to allow for data comparisons. all the three variables in this study are scale
variables implying that their values can facilitate comparison between the data of each country.
Method
To normalize the data in order to ensure accurate analysis, the indices on press freedom and
political risk were averaged for the period between 1996 and 2013. IBM s SPSS was used to
identify correlations between the press freedom and political risk through linear regression.
Without the control:
Model Summary
Model
R
R Square
Adjusted R
Std. Error of the
Square
Estimate
1
.734a
.538
.523
.1162246
a. Predictors: (Constant), Press Freedom Index
ANOVAa
Model
Sum of Squares df Mean Square
F
Sig.
1
Regression
.473
1
.473
34.983
.000b
Residual
.405
30
.014
Total
.878
31
a. Dependent Variable: Political Risk Index
b. Predictors: (Constant), Press Freedom Index
73% which is moderately low compared to the average global literacy rate of 84%.
SPSS data is categorized as nominal, ordinal or scale, whereby nominal data is a variable without
intrinsic ranking, ordinal variables have intrinsic ranking while scale variables represent data with
meaningful metrics to allow for data comparisons. all the three variables in this study are scale
variables implying that their values can facilitate comparison between the data of each country.
Method
To normalize the data in order to ensure accurate analysis, the indices on press freedom and
political risk were averaged for the period between 1996 and 2013. IBM s SPSS was used to
identify correlations between the press freedom and political risk through linear regression.
Without the control:
Model Summary
Model
R
R Square
Adjusted R
Std. Error of the
Square
Estimate
1
.734a
.538
.523
.1162246
a. Predictors: (Constant), Press Freedom Index
ANOVAa
Model
Sum of Squares df Mean Square
F
Sig.
1
Regression
.473
1
.473
34.983
.000b
Residual
.405
30
.014
Total
.878
31
a. Dependent Variable: Political Risk Index
b. Predictors: (Constant), Press Freedom Index
Coefficientsa
Model
Unstandardized
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Unstandardized
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The White Privilege Of Education
tand then be expected to be living a life of prosperity today? Whites knew without an education
Black people would not be able to eradicate the dire dilemma slavery put them in. Thus, that was
the sole reason this particular White Privilege has been unanimously withheld from Blacks for
almost their entire existence in the United States. It was not until 1968 when the doors were swung
open and school segregation was determined unlawful in all schools across the US (tolerance.org)
were Black peoplegiven access to education, especially a college degreed education. Hence, if
Macintosh pondered what her White Privilege gave to her that really mattered to most Black
people and if she really wanted her article to do its part towards disbanding the permanency of
racism, which she eludes to in the article, then she would have pondered the White Privilege of
education and she would have listed the lack education has been for centuries for Black people
among her White Privileges. She would have even, highlighted such an important White Privilege.
Yet most of the White Privileges Ms. Macintosh listed were blasГ©, at most. And as many years
since Ms. Macintosh wrote the article, White Privilege, it boggles the mind that people consider it
so profound that it is still being, today, in schools, colleges, and universities to discuss racism in the
US.
However, the core of Macintosh s White Privileges are uneducated Black. They have been and are
the fuel to Macintosh s White
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tand then be expected to be living a life of prosperity today? Whites knew without an education
Black people would not be able to eradicate the dire dilemma slavery put them in. Thus, that was
the sole reason this particular White Privilege has been unanimously withheld from Blacks for
almost their entire existence in the United States. It was not until 1968 when the doors were swung
open and school segregation was determined unlawful in all schools across the US (tolerance.org)
were Black peoplegiven access to education, especially a college degreed education. Hence, if
Macintosh pondered what her White Privilege gave to her that really mattered to most Black
people and if she really wanted her article to do its part towards disbanding the permanency of
racism, which she eludes to in the article, then she would have pondered the White Privilege of
education and she would have listed the lack education has been for centuries for Black people
among her White Privileges. She would have even, highlighted such an important White Privilege.
Yet most of the White Privileges Ms. Macintosh listed were blasГ©, at most. And as many years
since Ms. Macintosh wrote the article, White Privilege, it boggles the mind that people consider it
so profound that it is still being, today, in schools, colleges, and universities to discuss racism in the
US.
However, the core of Macintosh s White Privileges are uneducated Black. They have been and are
the fuel to Macintosh s White
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Oil And Gas Maintain A Critical Role For Uae Industry And...
Oil and gas maintain a critical role for UAE industry and daily life for locals. However, the
government has put forth major efforts to increase their renewable energy capacity. They have also
focused on diversifying their economy so they aren t reliant on exporting oil and natural gas for
income. With the various complex construction projects in Dubai such as the Palm Islands or the
Burj Khalifa, the tallest skyscraper in the world, engineering and real estate have become major
industries in the country. UAE efforts to shift toward renewable energy, mostly constrained to the
emirate Abu Dhabi, have gained international attention. Recently, they hosted a meeting in Abu
Dhabi of over one thousand delegates from around the world to construct... Show more content on
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It is similarly structured to the Cabinet of the United States with different departments such as the
Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Labor, etc. In order to choose the head of this branch, which is the
prime minister, the president appoints someone who is then approved by the Supreme Council;
once chosen, the prime minister then proposes the Cabinet, which the president must approve and
ratify. Additionally, there is the Federal National Council. This body of government is somewhat
similar to Congress where they represent a voice for the citizens and create laws which the Supreme
Council authorizes or rejects. Political disputes, not only in the host country, but also in
neighboring countries can greatly affect the success of business. So when discussing political
disputes and risks you must consider a wide variety of events. The nuclear crisis in Iran is an event
that must be considered when assessing the environment around the UAE. Recently, the Joint
Comprehensive Plan of Action has been signed by the representatives from the P5+1 (the five
permanent powers of the UN Security Council and Germany) powers and Iran, which requires Iran
to remove large numbers of centrifuges from different nuclear sites. Even though steps have been
taken in the right direction to ease tensions on this issue, there is always the chance that something
similar to this could arise again. Another thing that
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Oil and gas maintain a critical role for UAE industry and daily life for locals. However, the
government has put forth major efforts to increase their renewable energy capacity. They have also
focused on diversifying their economy so they aren t reliant on exporting oil and natural gas for
income. With the various complex construction projects in Dubai such as the Palm Islands or the
Burj Khalifa, the tallest skyscraper in the world, engineering and real estate have become major
industries in the country. UAE efforts to shift toward renewable energy, mostly constrained to the
emirate Abu Dhabi, have gained international attention. Recently, they hosted a meeting in Abu
Dhabi of over one thousand delegates from around the world to construct... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is similarly structured to the Cabinet of the United States with different departments such as the
Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Labor, etc. In order to choose the head of this branch, which is the
prime minister, the president appoints someone who is then approved by the Supreme Council;
once chosen, the prime minister then proposes the Cabinet, which the president must approve and
ratify. Additionally, there is the Federal National Council. This body of government is somewhat
similar to Congress where they represent a voice for the citizens and create laws which the Supreme
Council authorizes or rejects. Political disputes, not only in the host country, but also in
neighboring countries can greatly affect the success of business. So when discussing political
disputes and risks you must consider a wide variety of events. The nuclear crisis in Iran is an event
that must be considered when assessing the environment around the UAE. Recently, the Joint
Comprehensive Plan of Action has been signed by the representatives from the P5+1 (the five
permanent powers of the UN Security Council and Germany) powers and Iran, which requires Iran
to remove large numbers of centrifuges from different nuclear sites. Even though steps have been
taken in the right direction to ease tensions on this issue, there is always the chance that something
similar to this could arise again. Another thing that
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Theme Of Heroic Nature In Antigone
Sophocles portrayals Antigone s heroic nature through indirect characterization and her tragic flaw
by direct characterization. Foiling her against her sister Ismene, Antigone appears to be a fearless
and flinty heroine. Facing Creon s law, Antigone and Ismene presents two contrasting personalities.
Ismene refuses Antigones invitation to bury Polynices, and argues that she is not to be blamed: I m
forced, I have no choice I must obey/ the ones who stand in power (Sophocles78, 79). Ismene
chooses to be the coward in Antigone s words, escaping from her responsibility to bury her dead
brother to stay away from any trouble. On the other hand, Antigone insists in her decision: I will
bury him myself. /And even if I die in the act, that death... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to the sentry, Antigone hovers over Polynices body like a bird come back to an empty
nest, /peering into its bed, and all the babies gone (Sophocles 472, 473). Comparing Antigone to a
mother bird, the description suggests that Antigone symbolizes a maternal figure and a force of
nature, in opposition to Creon s representation as the civic duty. The simile clarifies the conflict
between Antigone and Creon at a metaphorical level, and thus deepens the meaning of the play that
it is not only about the clashes between a king and a princess, but it further implies the collision
between the divine force and the state law. Utilizing simile, Sophocles indicates Antigone s
symbolic meaning, and develops the meaning of the play as a
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Sophocles portrayals Antigone s heroic nature through indirect characterization and her tragic flaw
by direct characterization. Foiling her against her sister Ismene, Antigone appears to be a fearless
and flinty heroine. Facing Creon s law, Antigone and Ismene presents two contrasting personalities.
Ismene refuses Antigones invitation to bury Polynices, and argues that she is not to be blamed: I m
forced, I have no choice I must obey/ the ones who stand in power (Sophocles78, 79). Ismene
chooses to be the coward in Antigone s words, escaping from her responsibility to bury her dead
brother to stay away from any trouble. On the other hand, Antigone insists in her decision: I will
bury him myself. /And even if I die in the act, that death... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to the sentry, Antigone hovers over Polynices body like a bird come back to an empty
nest, /peering into its bed, and all the babies gone (Sophocles 472, 473). Comparing Antigone to a
mother bird, the description suggests that Antigone symbolizes a maternal figure and a force of
nature, in opposition to Creon s representation as the civic duty. The simile clarifies the conflict
between Antigone and Creon at a metaphorical level, and thus deepens the meaning of the play that
it is not only about the clashes between a king and a princess, but it further implies the collision
between the divine force and the state law. Utilizing simile, Sophocles indicates Antigone s
symbolic meaning, and develops the meaning of the play as a
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The Problem Of Child Labor Laws Essay
i.In developing countries, such as in India, child are are forced to work, often as the result of a
system of debt bondage where their family trades a small amount of money with an individual
and in return, their child is sent away to work, and some of these families will never see their
child again. Many of these children, due to the either the lack of regulation or as a result of a
country simply turning a blind eye to the reality of child labor that violates child labor laws . As
we saw in the video from class about the chocolate child labor farmers, many of these children
engage in backbreaking work, from sunrise to sunset, and as a result lose their childhood, their
ability to go to school, their ability to play with other kids, because of the debt bondage their
family agreed to. This is what was experienced by Iqbal Masih. As a four year old boy, his
parents sold him into debt bondage for 600 rupees, or less than $6, to an employer who owned a
carpet weaving business. Corsaro explains that child labor is especially desired in the carpet
weaving business because they can squat easily, and their nimble fingers can make the smallest,
tightest knots . He woke up before dawn and made his way, bound in chains, down to the factory
for work. He worked at that faculty for 6 years, working 12 hours a day, everyday. At the age of
ten, he found out that bonded labor was illegal, and tried to escape. After escaping, he made a
decision to help others like him, and as a result,
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i.In developing countries, such as in India, child are are forced to work, often as the result of a
system of debt bondage where their family trades a small amount of money with an individual
and in return, their child is sent away to work, and some of these families will never see their
child again. Many of these children, due to the either the lack of regulation or as a result of a
country simply turning a blind eye to the reality of child labor that violates child labor laws . As
we saw in the video from class about the chocolate child labor farmers, many of these children
engage in backbreaking work, from sunrise to sunset, and as a result lose their childhood, their
ability to go to school, their ability to play with other kids, because of the debt bondage their
family agreed to. This is what was experienced by Iqbal Masih. As a four year old boy, his
parents sold him into debt bondage for 600 rupees, or less than $6, to an employer who owned a
carpet weaving business. Corsaro explains that child labor is especially desired in the carpet
weaving business because they can squat easily, and their nimble fingers can make the smallest,
tightest knots . He woke up before dawn and made his way, bound in chains, down to the factory
for work. He worked at that faculty for 6 years, working 12 hours a day, everyday. At the age of
ten, he found out that bonded labor was illegal, and tried to escape. After escaping, he made a
decision to help others like him, and as a result,
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Truman Doctrine
All things in history have a place and time. In fact we are history. Had it not been for the
previous events in world history, our existence could have been questionable. What would have
happened if Hitler did take over the world? Would we be alive today? What if the cold war turned
hot at some point? All these doubts tend to help an individual realize that everything in world
history happens for a specific reason and therefore everything has its own timeand place. One
significant event in United Stateshistory had been the Vietnam War. However, the Vietnam War that
I speak of didnГ Ѓ #9472; #8805;t last from the mid 1960Г Ѓ #9472; #8805;s to early 1970Г Ѓ
#9472; #8805;s. Rather, the events that had lead up to the proceedings of the situation... Show more
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He understood that Vietnam was the where the line was drawn. If he had not been stern with
foreign policy and his involvement, Khrushchev and the Russians would ride him all the way out
of his presidency. Just as Eisenhower had done, Kennedy had backed up Diem to fullest extent as
well. He believed that Diem played an intricate role in the success of the US presence within
Vietnam. JFK knew that Khrushchev had overpowered him. However, that had not fazed him. JFK
knew that this incident would not be based on leaders. It would heavily rely on counterinsurgency.
In fact, JFK based his whole foreign policy with Vietnam on counterinsurgency. JFKГ Ѓ #9472;
#8805;s strong tactics didnГ Ѓ #9472; #8805;t help him though. Events such as the Bay of PigГ Ѓ
#9472; #8805;s in April of 1961 merely embarrassed him in front of the Russians. In addition,
after the June 1961 meeting between himself and Khrushchev, JFK felt quite overwhelmed by the
Russian leader. After returning home, JFK went ahead and called up the reserves, increased draft
quotas, and ordered a civil defense program. With thus in mind, JFK had a very hot hand on
everything. He seemed to be very pro war after the meeting in Vienna. However, before his
assassination, JFK called for an end to the hostility, and foresaw cooperation between Russia and
the US. Nevertheless, JFKГ Ѓ #9472; #8805;s life came to an abrupt end on November 22, 1963 in
Dallas, Texas as Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed
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All things in history have a place and time. In fact we are history. Had it not been for the
previous events in world history, our existence could have been questionable. What would have
happened if Hitler did take over the world? Would we be alive today? What if the cold war turned
hot at some point? All these doubts tend to help an individual realize that everything in world
history happens for a specific reason and therefore everything has its own timeand place. One
significant event in United Stateshistory had been the Vietnam War. However, the Vietnam War that
I speak of didnГ Ѓ #9472; #8805;t last from the mid 1960Г Ѓ #9472; #8805;s to early 1970Г Ѓ
#9472; #8805;s. Rather, the events that had lead up to the proceedings of the situation... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
He understood that Vietnam was the where the line was drawn. If he had not been stern with
foreign policy and his involvement, Khrushchev and the Russians would ride him all the way out
of his presidency. Just as Eisenhower had done, Kennedy had backed up Diem to fullest extent as
well. He believed that Diem played an intricate role in the success of the US presence within
Vietnam. JFK knew that Khrushchev had overpowered him. However, that had not fazed him. JFK
knew that this incident would not be based on leaders. It would heavily rely on counterinsurgency.
In fact, JFK based his whole foreign policy with Vietnam on counterinsurgency. JFKГ Ѓ #9472;
#8805;s strong tactics didnГ Ѓ #9472; #8805;t help him though. Events such as the Bay of PigГ Ѓ
#9472; #8805;s in April of 1961 merely embarrassed him in front of the Russians. In addition,
after the June 1961 meeting between himself and Khrushchev, JFK felt quite overwhelmed by the
Russian leader. After returning home, JFK went ahead and called up the reserves, increased draft
quotas, and ordered a civil defense program. With thus in mind, JFK had a very hot hand on
everything. He seemed to be very pro war after the meeting in Vienna. However, before his
assassination, JFK called for an end to the hostility, and foresaw cooperation between Russia and
the US. Nevertheless, JFKГ Ѓ #9472; #8805;s life came to an abrupt end on November 22, 1963 in
Dallas, Texas as Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed
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The Value Of The Vat Returns
The VAT returns are on the rise as consumers increase spending on cars, furniture and white
goods. The €341 million over performance in VAT revenues in the first 11 months of the year
have to be analyzed alongside the €312 million corporate tax over performance in November
alone. An €800 million surge in October shows just how corporate tax has taken off this year. With
unemployment lower than anticipated, at 8.9% in November, income taxreceipts were still below
target in this month. The buildup of €16.56 billion in income tax since the start of the year is
€801 million stronger than in 2014 and €51 million ahead of target. This shows the
exchequer is taking the benefit of the return to drudgery. However, the failure to reach the
November target even as employment growth accelerates raises questions as to whether job
growth is coming from low paid work outside the income tax net. Health spending to end
November was €465 million ahead of target. Problems in the health sector are not going to go
away before the election, but this data puts the public finances in very positive posture ahead of
the campaign (Beesley, Arthur). Ireland s economic freedom score is 76.6, making its economy the
9th freest in the 2015 index. Its score is up by .4 point from last year, with a notable combined
improvement in the management of government spending and monetary freedom outweighing
declines in half of the 10 economic freedoms including property right, labor freedom, and freedom
from
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The VAT returns are on the rise as consumers increase spending on cars, furniture and white
goods. The €341 million over performance in VAT revenues in the first 11 months of the year
have to be analyzed alongside the €312 million corporate tax over performance in November
alone. An €800 million surge in October shows just how corporate tax has taken off this year. With
unemployment lower than anticipated, at 8.9% in November, income taxreceipts were still below
target in this month. The buildup of €16.56 billion in income tax since the start of the year is
€801 million stronger than in 2014 and €51 million ahead of target. This shows the
exchequer is taking the benefit of the return to drudgery. However, the failure to reach the
November target even as employment growth accelerates raises questions as to whether job
growth is coming from low paid work outside the income tax net. Health spending to end
November was €465 million ahead of target. Problems in the health sector are not going to go
away before the election, but this data puts the public finances in very positive posture ahead of
the campaign (Beesley, Arthur). Ireland s economic freedom score is 76.6, making its economy the
9th freest in the 2015 index. Its score is up by .4 point from last year, with a notable combined
improvement in the management of government spending and monetary freedom outweighing
declines in half of the 10 economic freedoms including property right, labor freedom, and freedom
from
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Warpaint Influence
Warpaint, the indie rock band hailing from Los Angeles, California have been known for their
moody, reflective lyrics and their intricate, ethereal, mantra like guitar riffs. Their first full length
release, 2010 s The Fool, and their latest album, Heads Up, differ in terms of the overall feel and
influence. However, their signature contemplative lyrics and one of a kind musical style in addition
to their main influences are present in both releases.
Warpaint s The Fool contains their signature tense, dreamy style of music. Songs like Set Your
Arms Down and Majesty are prime examples of this, with yearning lyrics and an overall calm,
sleepy sound that leaves you with an almost ghostly feeling. However, on Heads Up, though there
are songs that are reminiscent of that feeling (Today Dear, Dre), the overall atmosphere of the
majority of the record is quite different. Present in this album is a more pop y, get out of your seat
and dance type of sense; the songs New Song, So ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Though the influences that contribute to the undertones of each album may vary, they still draw
mainly from their primary influences. In addition, across all of their albums, they sustain their
reputation for the moody, almost brooding element of their music. Regardless of which album
someone should choose to listen to, that distinct Warpaint ambiance is there on both of them.
Though their influences and undertones of their music may differ from album to album, Warpaint
stays true to their roots. They keep their ethereal and temperamental atmosphere present in all of
their records, but add an extra flare to each one. Throughout both The Fool and Heads Up, Warpaint
holds onto their signature sound that one could only describe as Warpaint. Though their sound has
evolved and they continue to experiment with different styles, the output is always uniquely
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Warpaint, the indie rock band hailing from Los Angeles, California have been known for their
moody, reflective lyrics and their intricate, ethereal, mantra like guitar riffs. Their first full length
release, 2010 s The Fool, and their latest album, Heads Up, differ in terms of the overall feel and
influence. However, their signature contemplative lyrics and one of a kind musical style in addition
to their main influences are present in both releases.
Warpaint s The Fool contains their signature tense, dreamy style of music. Songs like Set Your
Arms Down and Majesty are prime examples of this, with yearning lyrics and an overall calm,
sleepy sound that leaves you with an almost ghostly feeling. However, on Heads Up, though there
are songs that are reminiscent of that feeling (Today Dear, Dre), the overall atmosphere of the
majority of the record is quite different. Present in this album is a more pop y, get out of your seat
and dance type of sense; the songs New Song, So ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Though the influences that contribute to the undertones of each album may vary, they still draw
mainly from their primary influences. In addition, across all of their albums, they sustain their
reputation for the moody, almost brooding element of their music. Regardless of which album
someone should choose to listen to, that distinct Warpaint ambiance is there on both of them.
Though their influences and undertones of their music may differ from album to album, Warpaint
stays true to their roots. They keep their ethereal and temperamental atmosphere present in all of
their records, but add an extra flare to each one. Throughout both The Fool and Heads Up, Warpaint
holds onto their signature sound that one could only describe as Warpaint. Though their sound has
evolved and they continue to experiment with different styles, the output is always uniquely
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John Mccain s Essay A Cause Greater Than Self
The dream of becoming an American has been sought out by people from all regions around the
world for over 200 years. Its enticing promise of freedom and equality to all citizens has
contrived the American dream, which inspires images of homes, well fed children, employment,
and the pursuit of happiness. Unfortunately, these aspirations are not always realized, because
citizens do not live accordingly to obtain these promises. To be able to enjoy these things for
themselves and extend this dream to the lives of others, they must see past being merely a
citizen and strive to become a true American. I feel that three standards capable of defining a true
American are: genuine patriotism, belief in equality, and the satisfaction of self improvement. In
the essay, A Cause Greater Than Self , John McCain expresses his strong views on the definition
of patriotism. He states Patriotism is a love and a duty, a love of country expresses in good
citizenship. In order to show love for their country one must participate actively in communities and
the government as good citizens. Idle hands and feckless verbiage only stunt our growth as a
Nation, and allow its standards to fail in misled and unchecked government policies. Small
everyday community actions made by all... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The poem Let America be America Again by Langston Hughes depicts the sorrows and injustices
that segregation has caused for countless people and families. He states that There s never been
equality for me, Nor freedom in this homeland of the free. People who have hoped and worked for
this new life in which they can finally be happy, have their dreams dashed by the American who
judges them without sight of his own faults. A true American treats everyone he meets with equal
respect, and sees them for what they can become here in
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The dream of becoming an American has been sought out by people from all regions around the
world for over 200 years. Its enticing promise of freedom and equality to all citizens has
contrived the American dream, which inspires images of homes, well fed children, employment,
and the pursuit of happiness. Unfortunately, these aspirations are not always realized, because
citizens do not live accordingly to obtain these promises. To be able to enjoy these things for
themselves and extend this dream to the lives of others, they must see past being merely a
citizen and strive to become a true American. I feel that three standards capable of defining a true
American are: genuine patriotism, belief in equality, and the satisfaction of self improvement. In
the essay, A Cause Greater Than Self , John McCain expresses his strong views on the definition
of patriotism. He states Patriotism is a love and a duty, a love of country expresses in good
citizenship. In order to show love for their country one must participate actively in communities and
the government as good citizens. Idle hands and feckless verbiage only stunt our growth as a
Nation, and allow its standards to fail in misled and unchecked government policies. Small
everyday community actions made by all... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The poem Let America be America Again by Langston Hughes depicts the sorrows and injustices
that segregation has caused for countless people and families. He states that There s never been
equality for me, Nor freedom in this homeland of the free. People who have hoped and worked for
this new life in which they can finally be happy, have their dreams dashed by the American who
judges them without sight of his own faults. A true American treats everyone he meets with equal
respect, and sees them for what they can become here in
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South Secession Dbq
The South s Secession from the Union was caused by society pressing the differences rather than
synthesizing on our similarities, the fear of emancipation, and Abraham Lincoln succeeding in his
candidacy for the 1860 presidential election. All of these factors pushed southerners to conclude
leaving the Union would be more beneficial rather than staying. Society focusing on the differences
between themselves rather than exploring our similarities is one of the main reasons why the south
wanted to secede. Document 1 represents this in a letter from Thomas Jefferson to John Holmes in
response to the Missouri compromise which he says Weight the blessings they will throw away,
against an abstract principle more likely to be effected by union than
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The South s Secession from the Union was caused by society pressing the differences rather than
synthesizing on our similarities, the fear of emancipation, and Abraham Lincoln succeeding in his
candidacy for the 1860 presidential election. All of these factors pushed southerners to conclude
leaving the Union would be more beneficial rather than staying. Society focusing on the differences
between themselves rather than exploring our similarities is one of the main reasons why the south
wanted to secede. Document 1 represents this in a letter from Thomas Jefferson to John Holmes in
response to the Missouri compromise which he says Weight the blessings they will throw away,
against an abstract principle more likely to be effected by union than
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Estuarine Pollution in Eutrophicatin
Rivers and estuaries have been useful to human beings more than just as a water source. They have
been the centre of interest of frontier settlement, which leads to more human activities and wastes,
which leads to dumping rubbish into the most convenient place the waterways. What becomes a
problem is that more and more toxic chemicals are being dumped to a point that the waterways
could no longer filter it. One of the problems that is becoming a global crisis is eutrophication.
Therefore, this paper will be talking about the estuarine pollution, specifically on eutrophication,
starting with the source and type of the pollutants, how it affects the estuaries and the management
of the pollution.
Eutrophication happens as the water ecosystem becomes more productive due to increasing
primary productivity in the estuary. This happens because of the excessive nutrient enrichment
which will cause frequent cyanobacteria blooms (Wang and Wang, 2009). The excess nutrients
could come from different sources, including stormwater drainage, waste discharges from industrial
areas, and runoffs from agricultural farm. According to United States Environmental Protection
Agency, the stormwater can pick up debris and chemicals straight from the streets into the rivers
and estuaries. Consequently, it also drags the excess nutrients when it is discharged from the storm
sewer system. Not only that, the stormwater can also drag nutrients and pathogens form leaking and
poorly maintained septic
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Rivers and estuaries have been useful to human beings more than just as a water source. They have
been the centre of interest of frontier settlement, which leads to more human activities and wastes,
which leads to dumping rubbish into the most convenient place the waterways. What becomes a
problem is that more and more toxic chemicals are being dumped to a point that the waterways
could no longer filter it. One of the problems that is becoming a global crisis is eutrophication.
Therefore, this paper will be talking about the estuarine pollution, specifically on eutrophication,
starting with the source and type of the pollutants, how it affects the estuaries and the management
of the pollution.
Eutrophication happens as the water ecosystem becomes more productive due to increasing
primary productivity in the estuary. This happens because of the excessive nutrient enrichment
which will cause frequent cyanobacteria blooms (Wang and Wang, 2009). The excess nutrients
could come from different sources, including stormwater drainage, waste discharges from industrial
areas, and runoffs from agricultural farm. According to United States Environmental Protection
Agency, the stormwater can pick up debris and chemicals straight from the streets into the rivers
and estuaries. Consequently, it also drags the excess nutrients when it is discharged from the storm
sewer system. Not only that, the stormwater can also drag nutrients and pathogens form leaking and
poorly maintained septic
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The Hour Shifts For Nurses
Introduction
For the past 20 years, 12 hour shifts for nurses have been the norm. For hospitals and other medical
facilities, scheduling two 12 hour shifts is much more time efficient than scheduling three 8 hour
shifts, and less time is spent handing off patients (Trinkoff, et al., 2011, p. 1). Ideally, more time is
spent focusing on patient care. According to a 2012 brochure from the Department of Veteran
Affairs, VA nurses are able to pick between having a 12 hour shift, or a shorter shift (Become a
Nurse, p. 7), yet most nurses choose to work 12 hour shifts regardless of that choice. Is this choice
responsible and safe for our veterans? Is there a greater risk for error or injury for our US military
veterans when under the care of a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
52). If nurses are working longer shifts, are they still able to demonstrate any of the carative factors
in Watson s Theory? Would a nurse be able to demonstrate the caring moment with a patient if the
nurse is on the twelveth hour of the shift?
Proposal
The objective, for hospitals should be to switch from 12 hour shifts to 8 hour shifts over the next 5
years. During the transitional years, limit the consecutive days that a nurse may work while
working 12 hour shifts. Studies show that when nurses work 12 hour shifts more than 2 days in a
row, they are more likely to suffer from burn out (Wisetborisut, Angkurawaranon, Jiraporncharoen,
Uaphanthasath, Wiwantanadate, 2014, p. 279). If a hospital does decide to keep 12 hour shifts,
design schedules so that there are no more than 2 consecutive days in which a nurse is working 12
hour shifts. Hospitals should also make it mandatory to take the next day off after working a 16
hour shift. Another alternative would be after working one 16 hour shift, have the nurse take
mandatory time off for no less than sixteen hours following the 16 hour shift. This way the nurse
has the opportunity to get an adequate amount of rest before having to come in and work another
shift.
There are several reasons why the nurse should want to move to a shorter shift. First is the benefit
of being able to deliver better
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Introduction
For the past 20 years, 12 hour shifts for nurses have been the norm. For hospitals and other medical
facilities, scheduling two 12 hour shifts is much more time efficient than scheduling three 8 hour
shifts, and less time is spent handing off patients (Trinkoff, et al., 2011, p. 1). Ideally, more time is
spent focusing on patient care. According to a 2012 brochure from the Department of Veteran
Affairs, VA nurses are able to pick between having a 12 hour shift, or a shorter shift (Become a
Nurse, p. 7), yet most nurses choose to work 12 hour shifts regardless of that choice. Is this choice
responsible and safe for our veterans? Is there a greater risk for error or injury for our US military
veterans when under the care of a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
52). If nurses are working longer shifts, are they still able to demonstrate any of the carative factors
in Watson s Theory? Would a nurse be able to demonstrate the caring moment with a patient if the
nurse is on the twelveth hour of the shift?
Proposal
The objective, for hospitals should be to switch from 12 hour shifts to 8 hour shifts over the next 5
years. During the transitional years, limit the consecutive days that a nurse may work while
working 12 hour shifts. Studies show that when nurses work 12 hour shifts more than 2 days in a
row, they are more likely to suffer from burn out (Wisetborisut, Angkurawaranon, Jiraporncharoen,
Uaphanthasath, Wiwantanadate, 2014, p. 279). If a hospital does decide to keep 12 hour shifts,
design schedules so that there are no more than 2 consecutive days in which a nurse is working 12
hour shifts. Hospitals should also make it mandatory to take the next day off after working a 16
hour shift. Another alternative would be after working one 16 hour shift, have the nurse take
mandatory time off for no less than sixteen hours following the 16 hour shift. This way the nurse
has the opportunity to get an adequate amount of rest before having to come in and work another
shift.
There are several reasons why the nurse should want to move to a shorter shift. First is the benefit
of being able to deliver better
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Comparing Volunteering With NAMI
NAMI is an organization that is built on volunteerism. Volunteers within NAMI are utilized in a
host of different capacities such as answering phone calls on the organization s help line, volunteers
instruct training and give classes, volunteers are used in national campaigns such as emailing and
calling legislators, volunteers are used to post and review many of the current social media
platforms to further spread NAMI s message. As we continue to be a fast paced society there is
much data that indicates a reduction in individual volunteerism, volunteeringwith NAMI gives many
without a voice an opportunity to not only be heard but to support an organization dedicated to
improving the health, condition, and standards for those suffering from mental illness which in turn
benefits the community at large. The difference between volunteering and performing service
learning with NAMI is that when one volunteers with NAMI there are few set limitations for the
volunteerexperiences as opposed to performing service learning which of course is limited to time
frames such a semester, quarter, practicums, internships, etc. Neither experience is normally
associated with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The benefit of service learning for the student and community is again a better inform civic minded
individual who may use his experience from service learning as a launching pad for career
opportunities to better serve within that community. In an article published in the College Student
Journal its author noted that with service learning students gain further understanding of course
content, a broader appreciation of the discipline, and an enhanced sense of civic responsibility
(Strange,
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NAMI is an organization that is built on volunteerism. Volunteers within NAMI are utilized in a
host of different capacities such as answering phone calls on the organization s help line, volunteers
instruct training and give classes, volunteers are used in national campaigns such as emailing and
calling legislators, volunteers are used to post and review many of the current social media
platforms to further spread NAMI s message. As we continue to be a fast paced society there is
much data that indicates a reduction in individual volunteerism, volunteeringwith NAMI gives many
without a voice an opportunity to not only be heard but to support an organization dedicated to
improving the health, condition, and standards for those suffering from mental illness which in turn
benefits the community at large. The difference between volunteering and performing service
learning with NAMI is that when one volunteers with NAMI there are few set limitations for the
volunteerexperiences as opposed to performing service learning which of course is limited to time
frames such a semester, quarter, practicums, internships, etc. Neither experience is normally
associated with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The benefit of service learning for the student and community is again a better inform civic minded
individual who may use his experience from service learning as a launching pad for career
opportunities to better serve within that community. In an article published in the College Student
Journal its author noted that with service learning students gain further understanding of course
content, a broader appreciation of the discipline, and an enhanced sense of civic responsibility
(Strange,
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Osmosis Lab Report Essay
Natasha Tenen
Lab: Thursday (3 6 pm) OSMOSIS LAB REPORT
INTRODUCTION
Osmosis is a special type of diffusion where water molecules move down a concentration gradient
across a cell membrane. The solute (dissolved substance) concentration affects the rate of osmosis
causing it either to speed the process up or slow it down. Based on this, how does different
concentrations of sucrose affect the rate of osmosis? If sucrose concentration increases in the
selectivity permeable baggies, then the rate of osmosis will increase.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
The start of the experiment consisted of filling up four beakers with de ionized water to 150 ml.
After the beakers were filled to the appropriate amounts they were then labeled with the ... Show
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Group 1 received 107% for 0.0m, 109% for 0.25m, 112% for 0.5m, and 126% for 0.75m. Group 2
received 100% for 0.0m, 107% for 0.25m, 116% for 0.5m, and 117% for 0.75m. Group 3 received
100% for 0.0m, 106% for 0.25m, 114% for 0.5 m, and 117% for 0.75m. Group 4 received 100% for
0.0m, 106% for 0.25m, 113% for 0.5m, and 116% for 0.75m. Group 5 received 98% for 0.0m,
105% for 0.25m, 110% for 0.5m, and 115% for 0.75m. Group 6 received 104% for 0.0m, 108% for
0.25m, 111% for 0.5m, and 104% for 0.75m. The trend line that occurred for the rate of osmosis
was an upward increase as the solute concentration increased.
DISCUSSION
The class data that was received supported the group members hypothesis that the rate of osmosis
will increase if the sucrose concentration increases as well. The trend line that was received from
the data also supported the hypothesis because it increased as the sucrose concentration increased.
The initial weight gain percents were all different because all of the groups sugar concentrations
were not completely identical. The method used wasn t entirely accurate because there could ve
been some flaws such as some bags weren t secured enough and might have leaked sucrose into
the de ionized water causing the results to be different. The bags might have not been washed
thoroughly which could have ultimately allowed sucrose into the de ionized water. The results
could have been more accurate if the baggies were left in the
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Natasha Tenen
Lab: Thursday (3 6 pm) OSMOSIS LAB REPORT
INTRODUCTION
Osmosis is a special type of diffusion where water molecules move down a concentration gradient
across a cell membrane. The solute (dissolved substance) concentration affects the rate of osmosis
causing it either to speed the process up or slow it down. Based on this, how does different
concentrations of sucrose affect the rate of osmosis? If sucrose concentration increases in the
selectivity permeable baggies, then the rate of osmosis will increase.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
The start of the experiment consisted of filling up four beakers with de ionized water to 150 ml.
After the beakers were filled to the appropriate amounts they were then labeled with the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Group 1 received 107% for 0.0m, 109% for 0.25m, 112% for 0.5m, and 126% for 0.75m. Group 2
received 100% for 0.0m, 107% for 0.25m, 116% for 0.5m, and 117% for 0.75m. Group 3 received
100% for 0.0m, 106% for 0.25m, 114% for 0.5 m, and 117% for 0.75m. Group 4 received 100% for
0.0m, 106% for 0.25m, 113% for 0.5m, and 116% for 0.75m. Group 5 received 98% for 0.0m,
105% for 0.25m, 110% for 0.5m, and 115% for 0.75m. Group 6 received 104% for 0.0m, 108% for
0.25m, 111% for 0.5m, and 104% for 0.75m. The trend line that occurred for the rate of osmosis
was an upward increase as the solute concentration increased.
DISCUSSION
The class data that was received supported the group members hypothesis that the rate of osmosis
will increase if the sucrose concentration increases as well. The trend line that was received from
the data also supported the hypothesis because it increased as the sucrose concentration increased.
The initial weight gain percents were all different because all of the groups sugar concentrations
were not completely identical. The method used wasn t entirely accurate because there could ve
been some flaws such as some bags weren t secured enough and might have leaked sucrose into
the de ionized water causing the results to be different. The bags might have not been washed
thoroughly which could have ultimately allowed sucrose into the de ionized water. The results
could have been more accurate if the baggies were left in the
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Disadvantages And Disadvantages Of Object-Oriented...
Object oriented Programming languages Overview In earlier times, before object oriented was
introduced, the languages that used is so uncomfortable and not familiar to developers. A normal
person cannot understand what that was coded. The language that time used makes lots of errors,
bugs, misunderstands... between developing programs. Disadvantage structured language: for
avoiding from these kind of problems, at that time Object oriented language were introduced to
avoid these. It s more familiar than structured language. History SIMULA was the 1st object
language.it was used to create simulations. Alan Kay headed a group of Xerox Parc created the
first personal computer, its name was DYNABOOK To create DYNABOOK, they develop
Smalltalk... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cant override marked final or static methods, must be same or wider access levels, same or
narrow checked exception, Instance methods can be overridden only if they are inherited by the
subclass Difference between interface and abstract classes Abstract An abstract class is a class.
that is declared abstract it may or may not include abstract methods. abstract class can have both
abstract non abstract methods. Abstract method should be abstract void m(); abstract method
should be only inside a abstract class, not inside a normal class. And concrete methods shouldn t
be inside a abstract class. An abstract method doesn t have a method body. Can have one or more
abstract method inside a abstract class. We can t create abstract class object, but we can create its
sub class object. but we have to override abstract methods in sub class. Ex: abstract class Car{ void
Color(){ System.out.println( red ); } abstract void engine(); } class Audi extends Car{ public static
void main(String
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Object oriented Programming languages Overview In earlier times, before object oriented was
introduced, the languages that used is so uncomfortable and not familiar to developers. A normal
person cannot understand what that was coded. The language that time used makes lots of errors,
bugs, misunderstands... between developing programs. Disadvantage structured language: for
avoiding from these kind of problems, at that time Object oriented language were introduced to
avoid these. It s more familiar than structured language. History SIMULA was the 1st object
language.it was used to create simulations. Alan Kay headed a group of Xerox Parc created the
first personal computer, its name was DYNABOOK To create DYNABOOK, they develop
Smalltalk... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cant override marked final or static methods, must be same or wider access levels, same or
narrow checked exception, Instance methods can be overridden only if they are inherited by the
subclass Difference between interface and abstract classes Abstract An abstract class is a class.
that is declared abstract it may or may not include abstract methods. abstract class can have both
abstract non abstract methods. Abstract method should be abstract void m(); abstract method
should be only inside a abstract class, not inside a normal class. And concrete methods shouldn t
be inside a abstract class. An abstract method doesn t have a method body. Can have one or more
abstract method inside a abstract class. We can t create abstract class object, but we can create its
sub class object. but we have to override abstract methods in sub class. Ex: abstract class Car{ void
Color(){ System.out.println( red ); } abstract void engine(); } class Audi extends Car{ public static
void main(String
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Essay On BACE1 Inhibitors
Introduction: Figure 1: Formation of AО І due to cleavage of APP by О І secretase. The first
generation inhibitors for BACE1 were peptidomimetics, compounds in which the scissile amide
bond has been replaced with a tetrahedral intermediate isostere, typically a secondary alcohol.
However, the earlier peptidomimetics have proved to be too large, polar and had no CNS
availability.10 The second generation inhibitors were substrates of P glycoprotein which effluxes
compound out of the cell and leads to poor CNS distribution. While first generations inhibitors
such as BI 1181181, failed in Phase I trials because of low oral bioavailability and low blood brain
barrier penetration, second... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
204 analogs of this hit was screened to find compound 2 which had improved binding affinity
compared to 1 (Kd=15п ЃM). BACE1 is an aspartyl protease which has an acid base catalysis
mechanism. It uses two aspartates to deprotonate a water molecule in the active site, which then
adds to the substrate. The isothiourea functionality of 2 engaged in hydrogen bond
donorв€’acceptor interactions with the catalytic dyad of BACE1 (Asp32/Asp228). It also interacts
with Ile118 and Gly230 in the S1 region and Gly34 in the S1в ЂІ region. For further optimization,
the isothiourea was replaced by an iminoheterocyclic core to get 3. Compound 3 was developed into
the highly ligand efficient diphenyl iminohydantoin lead compound 4. Figure 3: Lead optimization
of the hit 1. Compound 4 was then further modified to gain drug like properties by core ring
expansion and maximizing structural diversity by incorporating a iminopyrimidinone core with a
thiopene and a pyridine to get compound 5. The iminothiadiazine analog of compound 5 was
explored to find compound 7 with better ligand efficiency. Further SAR studies on compound 6
showed that a fluorophenyl attached to the iminothiadiazine connected a picolinamide with a
fluorophenyl substituents showed improved biochemical activity and ligand
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Introduction: Figure 1: Formation of AО І due to cleavage of APP by О І secretase. The first
generation inhibitors for BACE1 were peptidomimetics, compounds in which the scissile amide
bond has been replaced with a tetrahedral intermediate isostere, typically a secondary alcohol.
However, the earlier peptidomimetics have proved to be too large, polar and had no CNS
availability.10 The second generation inhibitors were substrates of P glycoprotein which effluxes
compound out of the cell and leads to poor CNS distribution. While first generations inhibitors
such as BI 1181181, failed in Phase I trials because of low oral bioavailability and low blood brain
barrier penetration, second... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
204 analogs of this hit was screened to find compound 2 which had improved binding affinity
compared to 1 (Kd=15п ЃM). BACE1 is an aspartyl protease which has an acid base catalysis
mechanism. It uses two aspartates to deprotonate a water molecule in the active site, which then
adds to the substrate. The isothiourea functionality of 2 engaged in hydrogen bond
donorв€’acceptor interactions with the catalytic dyad of BACE1 (Asp32/Asp228). It also interacts
with Ile118 and Gly230 in the S1 region and Gly34 in the S1в ЂІ region. For further optimization,
the isothiourea was replaced by an iminoheterocyclic core to get 3. Compound 3 was developed into
the highly ligand efficient diphenyl iminohydantoin lead compound 4. Figure 3: Lead optimization
of the hit 1. Compound 4 was then further modified to gain drug like properties by core ring
expansion and maximizing structural diversity by incorporating a iminopyrimidinone core with a
thiopene and a pyridine to get compound 5. The iminothiadiazine analog of compound 5 was
explored to find compound 7 with better ligand efficiency. Further SAR studies on compound 6
showed that a fluorophenyl attached to the iminothiadiazine connected a picolinamide with a
fluorophenyl substituents showed improved biochemical activity and ligand
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Love Song With Two Goldfish Essay
As coined by the Father of His Country, It is far better to be alone, than to be in bad company.
This is doubly appropriate as love is nothing more than a series of traumatic and disappointing
events. Certain authors utilize their works to portray love from their perspective and/or experience.
In LoveSong, with Two Goldfish by Grace Chua, the author illustrates rejection in the most
heartbreaking way possible. In the poem What Love Isn t by Yrsa Daley Ward, she depicts love as
unbearable and somber rather than the joyful and wholesome experience consistently shown
throughout pop culture. In the short story, Was It a Dream? by Guy de Maupassant, the narrator
grieves the loss of his beloved only to have his feelings of woe amplified by betrayal. Through their
illustrations, the authors show that love is an extraordinary experience that is often filled with
pain, distrust, and despair.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One may have feelings for another; it is natural. When faced with rejection, however, the result
is ruinous. In the poem, Love Song, with Two Goldfish , a goldfish was infatuated with another
fish. However, the former was rejected because he could not give a life beyond the bowl. She
rejected him because of the rash promises he had made, something that made the latter miserable.
He expected joy, but was met with pain. Intolerance is common among relationships as most don
t see them as a pleasure, but more of a detriment. In the poem, What Love Isn t , Ward reflects on
her experience with love and how much it irritated her. She says, it is weight and it is too heavy
to feel good sometimes. It is discomfort. Instead of the passion and happiness one experiences in
a relationship, Ward had none of it and only went through pain. The pressure of such a romance
gave her unneeded agony. While love is depicted as a passionate and beautiful experience, it is a
painful one filled with rejection and
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As coined by the Father of His Country, It is far better to be alone, than to be in bad company.
This is doubly appropriate as love is nothing more than a series of traumatic and disappointing
events. Certain authors utilize their works to portray love from their perspective and/or experience.
In LoveSong, with Two Goldfish by Grace Chua, the author illustrates rejection in the most
heartbreaking way possible. In the poem What Love Isn t by Yrsa Daley Ward, she depicts love as
unbearable and somber rather than the joyful and wholesome experience consistently shown
throughout pop culture. In the short story, Was It a Dream? by Guy de Maupassant, the narrator
grieves the loss of his beloved only to have his feelings of woe amplified by betrayal. Through their
illustrations, the authors show that love is an extraordinary experience that is often filled with
pain, distrust, and despair.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One may have feelings for another; it is natural. When faced with rejection, however, the result
is ruinous. In the poem, Love Song, with Two Goldfish , a goldfish was infatuated with another
fish. However, the former was rejected because he could not give a life beyond the bowl. She
rejected him because of the rash promises he had made, something that made the latter miserable.
He expected joy, but was met with pain. Intolerance is common among relationships as most don
t see them as a pleasure, but more of a detriment. In the poem, What Love Isn t , Ward reflects on
her experience with love and how much it irritated her. She says, it is weight and it is too heavy
to feel good sometimes. It is discomfort. Instead of the passion and happiness one experiences in
a relationship, Ward had none of it and only went through pain. The pressure of such a romance
gave her unneeded agony. While love is depicted as a passionate and beautiful experience, it is a
painful one filled with rejection and
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Supervisory Job Application Paper
1.What is the background of the problem/opportunity/challenge? (major players, key events,
critical past decisions, etc.) I have been in my current supervisory position for about a year.
Before this I worked as a peer to those I now supervise. Sandy, the previous supervisor, had been
in the position for years and had a rigid approach to how work would be accomplished. There
was also perception that she enjoyed having those she supervised dislike or fear her. When I
started in the position I wanted to demonstrate that I felt differently about this supervisory role. I
feel that in trying to be less aggressive than Sandy I am not as directive as I should be. 2.Why is
this important to you? I want to do my job well. I feel that general
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1.What is the background of the problem/opportunity/challenge? (major players, key events,
critical past decisions, etc.) I have been in my current supervisory position for about a year.
Before this I worked as a peer to those I now supervise. Sandy, the previous supervisor, had been
in the position for years and had a rigid approach to how work would be accomplished. There
was also perception that she enjoyed having those she supervised dislike or fear her. When I
started in the position I wanted to demonstrate that I felt differently about this supervisory role. I
feel that in trying to be less aggressive than Sandy I am not as directive as I should be. 2.Why is
this important to you? I want to do my job well. I feel that general
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The Culture Of British Life
Having only studied the culture of British life for the one term that I have been living in London
I have been able to capture a vivid depiction of what it means to be British over a short period of
time. Furthermore, as a junior level ethnographer, I understand that in a universal realm the study
of accounts for general human life can be applied worldwide. Though being able to scope out the
lifestyles, cultural differences, and fundamental basis for living has allowed for me to understand
the multitude of accounts of British life and what it may truly mean to be British. With the
blueprint of what I have learned so far as an ethnographer, and secondly as a temporary British
citizen, I believe that ethnographyabsolutely produces adequate accounts of British Life.
After exploring the loads of questions that I came across following the prompt. I then had to ask
myself What does it mean to be an ethnographer? . In order to successfully explain the importance
of the role, one needs to know the duties and the purpose for the position of an ethnographer. An
ethnographer is in many ways an expansion of an Anthropologist, though from a more theoretical
interpretation of studies. The role of an ethnographer has been explained as, one who uses both a
qualitative research process or method and product, whose aim is cultural interpretation (Brian A.
Hoey). In understanding the mission of an ethnographer I have been able to focus on the three
mainstages of human life in order to get
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Having only studied the culture of British life for the one term that I have been living in London
I have been able to capture a vivid depiction of what it means to be British over a short period of
time. Furthermore, as a junior level ethnographer, I understand that in a universal realm the study
of accounts for general human life can be applied worldwide. Though being able to scope out the
lifestyles, cultural differences, and fundamental basis for living has allowed for me to understand
the multitude of accounts of British life and what it may truly mean to be British. With the
blueprint of what I have learned so far as an ethnographer, and secondly as a temporary British
citizen, I believe that ethnographyabsolutely produces adequate accounts of British Life.
After exploring the loads of questions that I came across following the prompt. I then had to ask
myself What does it mean to be an ethnographer? . In order to successfully explain the importance
of the role, one needs to know the duties and the purpose for the position of an ethnographer. An
ethnographer is in many ways an expansion of an Anthropologist, though from a more theoretical
interpretation of studies. The role of an ethnographer has been explained as, one who uses both a
qualitative research process or method and product, whose aim is cultural interpretation (Brian A.
Hoey). In understanding the mission of an ethnographer I have been able to focus on the three
mainstages of human life in order to get
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The Burlington Exhibitions
Even two decades later and during another exhibition, this time in London and at the royal academy
of Burlington, when for the first time the concept of Iranian nationality was inserted to the
exhibition theme, nothing emancipatory happened to the art of the Muslims. Moreover this time
the exhibition had a greater aesthetic cause and Islamic art had been considered as a subdivision of
the art of the Persian nation. Burlington exhibition like its other European and American
counterparts was not simply an introductory show for the curious eyes of the European who were
either looking for different exotic artifacts to invent a new trend or making accurate estimations for
their antique collection. Along with other exhibitions it contributed to the formation of a discipline;
however before the authentic academic purposes, it was in the service of constructing a strong
national identity for Iranians who were trying to gain recognition with the help of cultural capitals.
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As one of the unprecedented comprehensive works based on the Persian art history, few years
after the Burlington exhibition Pope introduced his major work a survey of Persian art in ten
volumes. In other words not only his immense support of Persian art was critical to the
construction of a collective psyche for Iranian but also his academic bias about the authenticity of
Persian Islamic art which originated in his deep obsession with the Persian version of Islamic art
inherited directly to the contemporary Iranian critics, which I am going to discuss about it later in
this
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Even two decades later and during another exhibition, this time in London and at the royal academy
of Burlington, when for the first time the concept of Iranian nationality was inserted to the
exhibition theme, nothing emancipatory happened to the art of the Muslims. Moreover this time
the exhibition had a greater aesthetic cause and Islamic art had been considered as a subdivision of
the art of the Persian nation. Burlington exhibition like its other European and American
counterparts was not simply an introductory show for the curious eyes of the European who were
either looking for different exotic artifacts to invent a new trend or making accurate estimations for
their antique collection. Along with other exhibitions it contributed to the formation of a discipline;
however before the authentic academic purposes, it was in the service of constructing a strong
national identity for Iranians who were trying to gain recognition with the help of cultural capitals.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As one of the unprecedented comprehensive works based on the Persian art history, few years
after the Burlington exhibition Pope introduced his major work a survey of Persian art in ten
volumes. In other words not only his immense support of Persian art was critical to the
construction of a collective psyche for Iranian but also his academic bias about the authenticity of
Persian Islamic art which originated in his deep obsession with the Persian version of Islamic art
inherited directly to the contemporary Iranian critics, which I am going to discuss about it later in
this
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The Cat At The Wall Character Analysis
The New And Improved Cat
There is the Cat In The Hat, there is Garfield and there is Chester. Now there is a
new cat in town. She is the purrrrr fect cat! No one calls me anything anymore. I died
when I was thirteen and came back as a cat. A stray cat in a strange place, very far from
home. (9 Deborah Ellis). In this novel The Cat At The Wall written by Deborah Ellis
a young eighth grader named Clare has died, and has came back to life. But guess what?
Not as a human...as a CAT! Clare s personality has matured dramatically from being a
rude young girl, to a curious, mature girl by becoming more aware and seeing the world
in a different way from this experience.
At the beginning of this novel, Clare demonstrates a very rude ... Show more content on
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I could smell the boy. He was hiding in the middle of the cardboard city. He was
sweaty and scared and hadn t washed in a while (37). In this part Clare demonstrates
curiosity because if it was not for her sniffing she would not have discovered a new main
character in the book. Throughout this adventure Clare is already starting to mature and
she is starting to think and see things in a positive way.
In this book Clare has matured as a girl and technically a cat as well. One day at
her school she is waiting in the teacher s parking lot when she is about to throw a
rock at her teacher s car. Her teacher notices her just in time and tells her to put the rock
down. For the first time Clare does what she is told to do and her teacher told her she
was proud. Strangely enough Clare was proud of herself too! At the very end of the book
Clare regrettes all the bad mistakes she has done and if she could she would have re done
The New And Improved Cat
There is the Cat In The Hat, there is Garfield and there is Chester. Now there is a
new cat in town. She is the purrrrr fect cat! No one calls me anything anymore. I died
when I was thirteen and came back as a cat. A stray cat in a strange place, very far from
home. (9 Deborah Ellis). In this novel The Cat At The Wall written by Deborah Ellis
a young eighth grader named Clare has died, and has came back to life. But guess what?
Not as a human...as a CAT! Clare s personality has matured dramatically from being a
rude young girl, to a curious, mature girl by becoming more aware and seeing the world
in a different way from this experience.
At the beginning of this novel, Clare demonstrates a very rude ... Show more content on
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I could smell the boy. He was hiding in the middle of the cardboard city. He was
sweaty and scared and hadn t washed in a while (37). In this part Clare demonstrates
curiosity because if it was not for her sniffing she would not have discovered a new main
character in the book. Throughout this adventure Clare is already starting to mature and
she is starting to think and see things in a positive way.
In this book Clare has matured as a girl and technically a cat as well. One day at
her school she is waiting in the teacher s parking lot when she is about to throw a
rock at her teacher s car. Her teacher notices her just in time and tells her to put the rock
down. For the first time Clare does what she is told to do and her teacher told her she
was proud. Strangely enough Clare was proud of herself too! At the very end of the book
Clare regrettes all the bad mistakes she has done and if she could she would have re done
the whole eighth grade again and apologized to her sister Polly and her teacher. This is
what she states I can t do anything with it. I can t repeat the eighth grade and do it the
way I should have done it the first time. I can t go back and tell Polly I m sorry for
Silliphant
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what she states I can t do anything with it. I can t repeat the eighth grade and do it the
way I should have done it the first time. I can t go back and tell Polly I m sorry for
Silliphant
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The Effects Of Different Stresses On Frog Cardiac Muscle
Effects of Different Stresses on
Frog Cardiac Muscle
Brett Cashion
Laboratory Partners: Michael Comisac, Haylee Kaushaar, Jessica Self, and Kaitlyn Strosnider
April 22, 2015
Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences
California University of PA
BIO 318, Human Physiology
Introduction: The heart is made up of cardiac muscles that are striated, involuntary, and contains
intercalated disks which consist of gap junctions that send electrical signals to the heart. In order for
contraction to occur in the heart, action potentials have to first move through the T tubules to the L
type calcium channels. The calcium used here is not used for contraction. From there, more
calcium comes in from outside the cell and binds with ryanodine receptor which causes the actual
contraction of the heart. Next, cross bridge cycling occurs and in order for contraction to end,
calcium is decreased by using ATP pumps to pump the calcium to the sarcoplasmic reticulum. In the
heart, the heartbeat is maintained by the pacemaker cells in the SA node. For it to maintain its heart
rate, the SA node is stimulated which causes an action potential to happen. The action potential
goes quickly from the top down and it continues through the AV node. The AV node is another
pacemaker in the cell but is slower than the SA node. It is also the only pathway where action
potential can move from the atria to the ventricle. From the AV node, it goes to the Bundle of His
which then branches
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Effects of Different Stresses on
Frog Cardiac Muscle
Brett Cashion
Laboratory Partners: Michael Comisac, Haylee Kaushaar, Jessica Self, and Kaitlyn Strosnider
April 22, 2015
Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences
California University of PA
BIO 318, Human Physiology
Introduction: The heart is made up of cardiac muscles that are striated, involuntary, and contains
intercalated disks which consist of gap junctions that send electrical signals to the heart. In order for
contraction to occur in the heart, action potentials have to first move through the T tubules to the L
type calcium channels. The calcium used here is not used for contraction. From there, more
calcium comes in from outside the cell and binds with ryanodine receptor which causes the actual
contraction of the heart. Next, cross bridge cycling occurs and in order for contraction to end,
calcium is decreased by using ATP pumps to pump the calcium to the sarcoplasmic reticulum. In the
heart, the heartbeat is maintained by the pacemaker cells in the SA node. For it to maintain its heart
rate, the SA node is stimulated which causes an action potential to happen. The action potential
goes quickly from the top down and it continues through the AV node. The AV node is another
pacemaker in the cell but is slower than the SA node. It is also the only pathway where action
potential can move from the atria to the ventricle. From the AV node, it goes to the Bundle of His
which then branches
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Altruism In Species
Today, the world is broken up into individual communities, where different cultures practice
different behaviors. Additionally, there are many different types of communities embedded in this
world, some of which rely on competition and individual ambition for success, and some that are
more communal and support the idea of putting the group before yourself. So why is altruisma
universal behavior? The concept of altruism in species has become one the most controversial
scientific subjects since the first hypothesis was made on species behavior. Some scientists believe
that there is a genetic and evolutionary component that drives species to behave altruistically, and
others believe it is simply an unexplainable phenomenon. Throughout the... Show more content on
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Furthermore, both Humans and these small primates practice cooperative responsibility for their
young, and this lead some scientists to believe that this cooperation was responsible for
altruistic behaviors. Therefore, a group of researchers from Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy
and Great Britain were lead by anthropologist Judith Burkart who developed a new model of
group service in which they were able to study spontaneous selfless behavior that is consistent
with more types of primates. The researcher s study was done to see if individuals from a certain
primate species were willing to provide other group members with a treat, even if that meant they
would not get one. They tested twenty four groups of fifteen different species of primates. The
second part of the study tested if 4 7 year olds acted altruistically. As expected, the researchers
found that the propensity to care for others outside of your own genetically related family greatly
varied between each of the primate species. More surprisingly, both humans and callitrichid
monkeys consistently provided the other group with their treat and therefore acted the most
altruistic; however, what caught the researchers attention was that when they studied the
chimpanzees, a close relative to humans, they very rarely behaved selflessly, as did most of the
other primate species like the capuchins and macaques groups, even though they are regarded as
having high cognitive skills. Before the study was conducted, the researchers assumed that altruistic
behavior demonstrated by primates could be ascribed to characteristics they share with humans,
like strong social bonds, high cognitive skills, large brains, and high social tolerance; however,
Burkart s research shows that sharing these qualities does not in fact predict how altruistic a species
will behave. Nevertheless,
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Today, the world is broken up into individual communities, where different cultures practice
different behaviors. Additionally, there are many different types of communities embedded in this
world, some of which rely on competition and individual ambition for success, and some that are
more communal and support the idea of putting the group before yourself. So why is altruisma
universal behavior? The concept of altruism in species has become one the most controversial
scientific subjects since the first hypothesis was made on species behavior. Some scientists believe
that there is a genetic and evolutionary component that drives species to behave altruistically, and
others believe it is simply an unexplainable phenomenon. Throughout the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, both Humans and these small primates practice cooperative responsibility for their
young, and this lead some scientists to believe that this cooperation was responsible for
altruistic behaviors. Therefore, a group of researchers from Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy
and Great Britain were lead by anthropologist Judith Burkart who developed a new model of
group service in which they were able to study spontaneous selfless behavior that is consistent
with more types of primates. The researcher s study was done to see if individuals from a certain
primate species were willing to provide other group members with a treat, even if that meant they
would not get one. They tested twenty four groups of fifteen different species of primates. The
second part of the study tested if 4 7 year olds acted altruistically. As expected, the researchers
found that the propensity to care for others outside of your own genetically related family greatly
varied between each of the primate species. More surprisingly, both humans and callitrichid
monkeys consistently provided the other group with their treat and therefore acted the most
altruistic; however, what caught the researchers attention was that when they studied the
chimpanzees, a close relative to humans, they very rarely behaved selflessly, as did most of the
other primate species like the capuchins and macaques groups, even though they are regarded as
having high cognitive skills. Before the study was conducted, the researchers assumed that altruistic
behavior demonstrated by primates could be ascribed to characteristics they share with humans,
like strong social bonds, high cognitive skills, large brains, and high social tolerance; however,
Burkart s research shows that sharing these qualities does not in fact predict how altruistic a species
will behave. Nevertheless,
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Politics
Religious Politics in India
There are one billion people in India, the second most populous country in the world. This means
every sixth person in the world is an Indian. About 450 million Indians live below the poverty line.
Suppression of religious minorities and its nuclear blasts have made India visible to the world. One
of the messages that India sent to the world was that it needs to be reckoned with. The Hindu
nationalist leadership on the whole sent this message. While each country needs dignity before
others, many ask why such a poverty ridden country should invest massive amounts in nuclear
devices and why it persecutes a Christian religious minority that has made bold attempts to
empower the poor of India.
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Most members in this category have a strong susceptibility to patriotic appeals couched in Hindu
slogans, and they tend to share the suspicion that Muslims and Christians lack commitment to the
nation. They usually ignore members of the lower castes and/or untouchables as much as possible
unless the upper level politicians make a temporary display of favoritism towards them.
The conditionally Westernized have the opposite characteristics: Educated almost universally in
English medium if not public schools, the members are fluent in the English language; they prefer
Western to regional culture. People in this category consume meat and alcohol without a qualm,
though in other respects they maintain an all Indian diet. Nearly all are secular minded. For the
most part, patriotic appeals touch them only lightly except during national conflicts. They are
convinced secularists in politics and have no difficulty in regarding Muslims and Christians as loyal
patriots. The parochial neo traditionalists and conditionally Westernized are 80:20 percent of the
total elite or those belonging to the Great Tradition of Hinduism. Hinduism and Hindu Social Order
Hinduism and the Hindu social order (caste system) are two sides of a coin. One cannot be
understood without the other. One cannot exist without the other. The caste
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Religious Politics in India
There are one billion people in India, the second most populous country in the world. This means
every sixth person in the world is an Indian. About 450 million Indians live below the poverty line.
Suppression of religious minorities and its nuclear blasts have made India visible to the world. One
of the messages that India sent to the world was that it needs to be reckoned with. The Hindu
nationalist leadership on the whole sent this message. While each country needs dignity before
others, many ask why such a poverty ridden country should invest massive amounts in nuclear
devices and why it persecutes a Christian religious minority that has made bold attempts to
empower the poor of India.
Religious ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most members in this category have a strong susceptibility to patriotic appeals couched in Hindu
slogans, and they tend to share the suspicion that Muslims and Christians lack commitment to the
nation. They usually ignore members of the lower castes and/or untouchables as much as possible
unless the upper level politicians make a temporary display of favoritism towards them.
The conditionally Westernized have the opposite characteristics: Educated almost universally in
English medium if not public schools, the members are fluent in the English language; they prefer
Western to regional culture. People in this category consume meat and alcohol without a qualm,
though in other respects they maintain an all Indian diet. Nearly all are secular minded. For the
most part, patriotic appeals touch them only lightly except during national conflicts. They are
convinced secularists in politics and have no difficulty in regarding Muslims and Christians as loyal
patriots. The parochial neo traditionalists and conditionally Westernized are 80:20 percent of the
total elite or those belonging to the Great Tradition of Hinduism. Hinduism and Hindu Social Order
Hinduism and the Hindu social order (caste system) are two sides of a coin. One cannot be
understood without the other. One cannot exist without the other. The caste
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Definition Essay About Heroes
You will meet many heroes in your lifetime and you probably can t tell by looking at them. A
hero is someone who had put themselves in a risky situation with the intent of helping others.
Most of the population believes that heroes have to wear a big red cape or fly to be a hero, but
those aren t the only heroes out there. Another criteria that people put on heros are that they had
to be recognized in text books to be heros. Heroes are everyday people who have sacrificed for
others, they are shoved face first into a dangerous scenario and try their hardest to help others,
most of these times you only have to be brave for 20 minutes, if they are trying to speak out
against the system they don t get silenced by the system. For most of these
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
You will meet many heroes in your lifetime and you probably can t tell by looking at them. A
hero is someone who had put themselves in a risky situation with the intent of helping others.
Most of the population believes that heroes have to wear a big red cape or fly to be a hero, but
those aren t the only heroes out there. Another criteria that people put on heros are that they had
to be recognized in text books to be heros. Heroes are everyday people who have sacrificed for
others, they are shoved face first into a dangerous scenario and try their hardest to help others,
most of these times you only have to be brave for 20 minutes, if they are trying to speak out
against the system they don t get silenced by the system. For most of these
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Contradiction of Chivalry and Courtly Love Essays
The Contradiction of Chivalry and Courtly Love
Two conflicting disciplines are prevalent throughout Arthurian Legend; that of chivalry and that of
courtly love. The ideal of each clash throughout the medieval tales, and it is impossible to interfuse
the two models for society. Chivalry is a masculine code, an aggressive discipline, whereas courtly
love is based upon women their needs, wants, and desires. The consistent problem if Lancelot and
Guinevere s adulterous relationship in different tellings of the affair relates back to the differences
presented in chivalric code and courtly love ideals.
The chivalric code speaks of brave conquerors waging war against the Seven deadly Sins(Schofield
5). The knight places all thought ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, though, there is the court conception that adulterous love is virtuous, despite
the fact that engaging in such love, secrets become deceitful and deception a way of life. The
deception of Lancelot to King Arthur by his affair with Guinevere is not viewed by Arthur to be
adulterous. He does not get mad at Lancelot for the affair, rather the fact that he as a knight has
broken the chivalric code; the code among knights that specifies actions to be honest, noble, and
virtuous. Because Lancelot is a knight, his discipline is that of the knights the chivalric code.
Because of this, he commits an act of treason with his relationship with Guinevere.
Guinevere, being a lady of the court, abides to the dictates of courtly love. Courtly love is a code
created by the court poets in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, under the promotion of Marie de
Champagne. There is more of a social code than a written law that is adhered to. It is, rather, a
fanciful trend that hits the courts of the nobility. Courtly love actually condones fornication,
adultery, sacrilege, but represents them as a necessary element to what it considers to be
virtuous(Denomy 22). This adultery is accepted, as it is believed that true love cannot be found
through the politically arranged marriages that occur. One marries a husband for bettering land
holdings, power, and wealth, and
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The Contradiction of Chivalry and Courtly Love
Two conflicting disciplines are prevalent throughout Arthurian Legend; that of chivalry and that of
courtly love. The ideal of each clash throughout the medieval tales, and it is impossible to interfuse
the two models for society. Chivalry is a masculine code, an aggressive discipline, whereas courtly
love is based upon women their needs, wants, and desires. The consistent problem if Lancelot and
Guinevere s adulterous relationship in different tellings of the affair relates back to the differences
presented in chivalric code and courtly love ideals.
The chivalric code speaks of brave conquerors waging war against the Seven deadly Sins(Schofield
5). The knight places all thought ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, though, there is the court conception that adulterous love is virtuous, despite
the fact that engaging in such love, secrets become deceitful and deception a way of life. The
deception of Lancelot to King Arthur by his affair with Guinevere is not viewed by Arthur to be
adulterous. He does not get mad at Lancelot for the affair, rather the fact that he as a knight has
broken the chivalric code; the code among knights that specifies actions to be honest, noble, and
virtuous. Because Lancelot is a knight, his discipline is that of the knights the chivalric code.
Because of this, he commits an act of treason with his relationship with Guinevere.
Guinevere, being a lady of the court, abides to the dictates of courtly love. Courtly love is a code
created by the court poets in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, under the promotion of Marie de
Champagne. There is more of a social code than a written law that is adhered to. It is, rather, a
fanciful trend that hits the courts of the nobility. Courtly love actually condones fornication,
adultery, sacrilege, but represents them as a necessary element to what it considers to be
virtuous(Denomy 22). This adultery is accepted, as it is believed that true love cannot be found
through the politically arranged marriages that occur. One marries a husband for bettering land
holdings, power, and wealth, and
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Comparison Of Hawkeye And Magua And The Last Of The Mohicans
Somol Mariam Sunny
Jannis Innis
ENGL 1302
Compare/Contrast Essay
05 October 2017
Hawkeye and Magua the last of the Mohicans
The last of the Mohicans is an adventure novel about Native American interactions with English,
French, and frontier settlers during the French and the Indian war in 1757. The background of the
novel is based on the French, and the British army who are fighting against each other and both
have Indian allies to assist them. Nature, as itself, is introduced to the reader as a character among
all the other characters which the author explains in good detail. Of all the characters in the novel,
Hawkeye and Magua play an important role, Hawkeye as the hero who saves the day and Magua,
as the villain whose appearance brings fear and terror to the reader. The story changes its pattern as
soon as Magua appears on the scene and executes his evil ambition and plans. An imaginary picture
of Hawkeye holding his gun in his arms, and Magua the Huron Chief: by an unknown artist (https:/
/wdog.net/search/last+of+the+the+mohicans/page/1).
The author, James Fennimore Cooper, has given multiple names to the same characters. Hawkeye
is known as Natty Bumbo or as La Longuie Carabie. Magua calls himself the sly fox or Le Renard
Subtil. The novel starts with a journey of General Munro s daughter and their companion Duncan
Heyward through a wild and dangerous forest followed by their capture by Magua and the Iroquois
tribe, and then their escape with the help of Hawkeye
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Somol Mariam Sunny
Jannis Innis
ENGL 1302
Compare/Contrast Essay
05 October 2017
Hawkeye and Magua the last of the Mohicans
The last of the Mohicans is an adventure novel about Native American interactions with English,
French, and frontier settlers during the French and the Indian war in 1757. The background of the
novel is based on the French, and the British army who are fighting against each other and both
have Indian allies to assist them. Nature, as itself, is introduced to the reader as a character among
all the other characters which the author explains in good detail. Of all the characters in the novel,
Hawkeye and Magua play an important role, Hawkeye as the hero who saves the day and Magua,
as the villain whose appearance brings fear and terror to the reader. The story changes its pattern as
soon as Magua appears on the scene and executes his evil ambition and plans. An imaginary picture
of Hawkeye holding his gun in his arms, and Magua the Huron Chief: by an unknown artist (https:/
/wdog.net/search/last+of+the+the+mohicans/page/1).
The author, James Fennimore Cooper, has given multiple names to the same characters. Hawkeye
is known as Natty Bumbo or as La Longuie Carabie. Magua calls himself the sly fox or Le Renard
Subtil. The novel starts with a journey of General Munro s daughter and their companion Duncan
Heyward through a wild and dangerous forest followed by their capture by Magua and the Iroquois
tribe, and then their escape with the help of Hawkeye
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Human Cloning And Its Legality
Human cloning is the creation of genetically identical or modified copy of a human. Human
cloning is the reproduction of human cells and tissue. The possibility of human cloning has
raised complications. These ethical concerns have provoked several nations to pass laws
regarding human cloning and its legality. The common types of cloning is Gene cloning,
reproductive cloning, and therapeutic cloning. Gene cloning is the process in which a gene is
located and copied out of DNA extracted from an organism. Reproductive cloning is the
production of a genetic duplicate of an existing organism and Therapeutic cloning involves
creating copies of cells, which Humans can benefit from, e.g. organs.
Scientist chose to clone a sheep which sparked a Human Cloning Era in 1966. The creation of
Dolly the Sheep. Dolly was cloned through somatic cell nuclear transfer. Which was made
possible by removing the nucleus from a skin or other cell, in Dolly s case a mammary gland
cell. The nucleus was then inserted into an egg which nucleus was removed. That engineered
egg was stimulated then became successful in Dolly s circumstance. This procedure resulted
the embryo coming into being an asexual reproduction. On January 2008, Dr. Andrew French
and Samuel Wood of the biotechnology company Stemagen, announced that they successfully
created the first five mature human embryos using Somatic cell nuclear transfer. This was
done in a process where each embryo was created
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Human cloning is the creation of genetically identical or modified copy of a human. Human
cloning is the reproduction of human cells and tissue. The possibility of human cloning has
raised complications. These ethical concerns have provoked several nations to pass laws
regarding human cloning and its legality. The common types of cloning is Gene cloning,
reproductive cloning, and therapeutic cloning. Gene cloning is the process in which a gene is
located and copied out of DNA extracted from an organism. Reproductive cloning is the
production of a genetic duplicate of an existing organism and Therapeutic cloning involves
creating copies of cells, which Humans can benefit from, e.g. organs.
Scientist chose to clone a sheep which sparked a Human Cloning Era in 1966. The creation of
Dolly the Sheep. Dolly was cloned through somatic cell nuclear transfer. Which was made
possible by removing the nucleus from a skin or other cell, in Dolly s case a mammary gland
cell. The nucleus was then inserted into an egg which nucleus was removed. That engineered
egg was stimulated then became successful in Dolly s circumstance. This procedure resulted
the embryo coming into being an asexual reproduction. On January 2008, Dr. Andrew French
and Samuel Wood of the biotechnology company Stemagen, announced that they successfully
created the first five mature human embryos using Somatic cell nuclear transfer. This was
done in a process where each embryo was created
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Rhetorical Analysis Of Obama Speech
President Barack Obama addresses the citizens of Greece respectfully by learning some of their
language, and attempting to make them feel as if they are equals. He began his speech with the
Greek terms, Yias sas! Kalispera! This phrase translates to Hello, good evening! This speech was
a praise to democracy, reminding people of its birthplace, Greece. The idea of Democracy, or
Demokratia, emerged twenty five centuries ago giving the people the right to rule. This speech is
also directed towards young adults, and having the freedom to share their ideas and control their
lives. Obama is faced with a community collapsed by the economic crisis. He reminds the audience
that democracy is not thorough or flawless, but necessary to steer... Show more content on
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Additionally, he emphasized the role of democracy in maintaining healthy and practical interactions
that arise. He supports that statement, through the use of anaphora, by listing references of
numerous achievements of the United States during his presidency. Achievements such as being
able to disarm Iran of its nuclear weaponry as well as re establish relations with Cuba, through
the recruitment of diplomacy. He states, ...with diplomacy, we were able to shut down Iran s
nuclear war...With diplomacy, the United States opened relations with Cuba. With diplomacy, we
joined Greece and nearly 200 nations... He continues, by sharing his faith in democracy that
continuously brings political and social stability. He is confident that progress is possible,
although it is earned. Again, he uses parallelism to ease uncertainty saying, History does not
move in a straight line. Civil rights in America did not move in a straight line. Democracy in
Greece did not move in a straight line. The evolution of a unified Europe certainly has not moved
in a straight line. Implementing the system is a considerable challenge in America because it is so
often characterized by racial, religious, and cultural diversity. The flaws of democracy are
unarguably evident in Greek society, as politicians are hesitant due to political costs. Again, he uses
anaphora to focus on the
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President Barack Obama addresses the citizens of Greece respectfully by learning some of their
language, and attempting to make them feel as if they are equals. He began his speech with the
Greek terms, Yias sas! Kalispera! This phrase translates to Hello, good evening! This speech was
a praise to democracy, reminding people of its birthplace, Greece. The idea of Democracy, or
Demokratia, emerged twenty five centuries ago giving the people the right to rule. This speech is
also directed towards young adults, and having the freedom to share their ideas and control their
lives. Obama is faced with a community collapsed by the economic crisis. He reminds the audience
that democracy is not thorough or flawless, but necessary to steer... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Additionally, he emphasized the role of democracy in maintaining healthy and practical interactions
that arise. He supports that statement, through the use of anaphora, by listing references of
numerous achievements of the United States during his presidency. Achievements such as being
able to disarm Iran of its nuclear weaponry as well as re establish relations with Cuba, through
the recruitment of diplomacy. He states, ...with diplomacy, we were able to shut down Iran s
nuclear war...With diplomacy, the United States opened relations with Cuba. With diplomacy, we
joined Greece and nearly 200 nations... He continues, by sharing his faith in democracy that
continuously brings political and social stability. He is confident that progress is possible,
although it is earned. Again, he uses parallelism to ease uncertainty saying, History does not
move in a straight line. Civil rights in America did not move in a straight line. Democracy in
Greece did not move in a straight line. The evolution of a unified Europe certainly has not moved
in a straight line. Implementing the system is a considerable challenge in America because it is so
often characterized by racial, religious, and cultural diversity. The flaws of democracy are
unarguably evident in Greek society, as politicians are hesitant due to political costs. Again, he uses
anaphora to focus on the
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Antiques Roads Show Research Paper
Antiques Roadshow is a television (TV) show where appraisers travel to different areas across the
US and appraise and discuss objects that different people bring. The discussion of the object
usually digresses into a broader history surrounding the object. Also, the owners of the object
explain the importance of the object themselves. For example, brought an Olympic Men s
Basketball gold medal from the 1936 Berlin Olympics, but the significance of the metal to him was
that it was his fathers. Truthfully, anyone could go onto Antiques Roadshow because everyone has
an object sitting around his or her house with sentimental value that can be brought into the broader
context the time period or industry that it is from. That is why; I will... Show more content on
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After the brief moment of sobriety in American history called prohibition, beer companies
reached out to MLB franchises asking to endorse their teams. Many of these brewing companies
were regional. The New York Mets, for example, went into an advertising partnership with the
regional Knickerbocker beer. The introduction of beer endorsements paved the way for
advertisements in every nook and cranny of the ballpark. During the prohibition era, MLB
teams began to have their games broadcasted over radio, but after the 21st amendment was
created, baseball broadcasters began to have their beer endorsements advertise on their
broadcast. Furthermore, brewing companies used TV to broadcast advertisements once baseball
teams began a widespread use of it. Many brewing companies even used former players to
advertise. A Miller Lite commercial used retired players like Boog Powell to advertise their
brand. Thus, once prohibition was over brewing companies began an aggressive advertising
campaign across the MLB. In addition, some brewing companies cut out the middleman and
bought teams themselves. There is a long history of brewing company owned baseball teams. The
creator of the AA and owner of the St. Louis Browns, Chris Von Der Are, owned
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Antiques Roadshow is a television (TV) show where appraisers travel to different areas across the
US and appraise and discuss objects that different people bring. The discussion of the object
usually digresses into a broader history surrounding the object. Also, the owners of the object
explain the importance of the object themselves. For example, brought an Olympic Men s
Basketball gold medal from the 1936 Berlin Olympics, but the significance of the metal to him was
that it was his fathers. Truthfully, anyone could go onto Antiques Roadshow because everyone has
an object sitting around his or her house with sentimental value that can be brought into the broader
context the time period or industry that it is from. That is why; I will... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
After the brief moment of sobriety in American history called prohibition, beer companies
reached out to MLB franchises asking to endorse their teams. Many of these brewing companies
were regional. The New York Mets, for example, went into an advertising partnership with the
regional Knickerbocker beer. The introduction of beer endorsements paved the way for
advertisements in every nook and cranny of the ballpark. During the prohibition era, MLB
teams began to have their games broadcasted over radio, but after the 21st amendment was
created, baseball broadcasters began to have their beer endorsements advertise on their
broadcast. Furthermore, brewing companies used TV to broadcast advertisements once baseball
teams began a widespread use of it. Many brewing companies even used former players to
advertise. A Miller Lite commercial used retired players like Boog Powell to advertise their
brand. Thus, once prohibition was over brewing companies began an aggressive advertising
campaign across the MLB. In addition, some brewing companies cut out the middleman and
bought teams themselves. There is a long history of brewing company owned baseball teams. The
creator of the AA and owner of the St. Louis Browns, Chris Von Der Are, owned
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Public Communication And Public Relations
Press agentry, public information, two way asymmetric public relations, and two way symmetric
public relations are four models of public relations theory devised by Grunig and Hunt (1983). In
this essay, the author goes on to identify an example each from current public relations business
practices that goes on to show the four public relation models in action. Further stress is provided
to ensure that the examples have all been taken place within last twelve months in the Australian
media and justification of selection is to be done by comparing it with real world examples that are
chosen.
Grunig, Sriramesh Lyra (2009) explains press agentry model of public relations as the most
commonly used and earliest form of public relations, in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another one way model of PR is the public information model. Grunig and Hunt (1983) stresses
that the public information model is all about having the appearance of journalism to increase
credibility and authority of the message. and it has been found to be used mainly by government
agencies, law enforcement agencies and military units all around the world (Simpson,2015).
This model does not place stress on gathering feedbacks. Non government organisations
campaign against the permission given for Adani Coal mines in Queensland is a typical
example of using the power of journalism and press releases to influence public opinion. Press
releases and articles done by Sydney Morning Herald YourVote: Great Barrier Reef should be
prioritised over coal mining, survey shows by Hasham (2016) and Environmental groups slam
Adani approvals as resources sector celebrates by Atfield (2016) are classic examples of how PR
can be used to influence people by providing it an appearance of journalism. PR strategists for the
Greenpeace Australia and other environmental groups have successfully been able to influence
targeted public with press releases. This public information model used to block Adani Coals from
starting mines in QLD, is a perfect example as Grunig, Sriramesh Lyra (2009) notes the major
characterizers of public information model as being one sided communication where the strategists
acts as a journalist to produce objective
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Press agentry, public information, two way asymmetric public relations, and two way symmetric
public relations are four models of public relations theory devised by Grunig and Hunt (1983). In
this essay, the author goes on to identify an example each from current public relations business
practices that goes on to show the four public relation models in action. Further stress is provided
to ensure that the examples have all been taken place within last twelve months in the Australian
media and justification of selection is to be done by comparing it with real world examples that are
chosen.
Grunig, Sriramesh Lyra (2009) explains press agentry model of public relations as the most
commonly used and earliest form of public relations, in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another one way model of PR is the public information model. Grunig and Hunt (1983) stresses
that the public information model is all about having the appearance of journalism to increase
credibility and authority of the message. and it has been found to be used mainly by government
agencies, law enforcement agencies and military units all around the world (Simpson,2015).
This model does not place stress on gathering feedbacks. Non government organisations
campaign against the permission given for Adani Coal mines in Queensland is a typical
example of using the power of journalism and press releases to influence public opinion. Press
releases and articles done by Sydney Morning Herald YourVote: Great Barrier Reef should be
prioritised over coal mining, survey shows by Hasham (2016) and Environmental groups slam
Adani approvals as resources sector celebrates by Atfield (2016) are classic examples of how PR
can be used to influence people by providing it an appearance of journalism. PR strategists for the
Greenpeace Australia and other environmental groups have successfully been able to influence
targeted public with press releases. This public information model used to block Adani Coals from
starting mines in QLD, is a perfect example as Grunig, Sriramesh Lyra (2009) notes the major
characterizers of public information model as being one sided communication where the strategists
acts as a journalist to produce objective
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Eye In The Tell-Tale Heart By Edgar Allan Poe
Eyes have been said to be the windows to the soul, by looking into them you can get a sense of who
this person is. Edgar Allan Poe uses one eye to not only describe one person but two, in his story
The Tell Tale Heart the narrator sees the eye and it is all he can focus on. The eye is no longer a
part of the old man but the eyeis the old man. This eye represents evil and hatred and every time
the narrator sees it the sight of it enrages him more. And that eye and that eye alone representing
evil to the narrator sealed the old man s fate. For if it not for that eye that old man might have
never been murdered.
From the first description of the eye we already get an unflattering picture, One of his eyes
resembled that of a vulture (Poe 1) He uses the term vulture a bird that feeds on the remains of
dead animals. Why would Poe use this bird to describe this man s eye? He picks a bird associated
with death showing a precursor of things to come perhaps. Or the narrator could have felt
threatened by the old man and that s why he compared him to the vulture s eye. Either why it starts
to story off with an uneasy feeling about the old man. Poe will continue ... Show more content on
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This is until one night when he goes into the rooms a shines a light on the old man s open eye, It
was open, wide, wide open, and I grew furious as I gazed upon it. I saw it with perfect
distinctness...but I could not see nothing else of the man s face or person, for I had directed the
ray as if by instinct precisely upon the damned spot. (Poe 2) He doesn t shine the light to see if
the man is awake it does it to see the eye and when he finally does it throws him over the edge
and he attacks the old man killing him. His eye would trouble me no more. (Poe 3) He is content
with what he has done to him he as ride himself of the great evil that was the
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Eyes have been said to be the windows to the soul, by looking into them you can get a sense of who
this person is. Edgar Allan Poe uses one eye to not only describe one person but two, in his story
The Tell Tale Heart the narrator sees the eye and it is all he can focus on. The eye is no longer a
part of the old man but the eyeis the old man. This eye represents evil and hatred and every time
the narrator sees it the sight of it enrages him more. And that eye and that eye alone representing
evil to the narrator sealed the old man s fate. For if it not for that eye that old man might have
never been murdered.
From the first description of the eye we already get an unflattering picture, One of his eyes
resembled that of a vulture (Poe 1) He uses the term vulture a bird that feeds on the remains of
dead animals. Why would Poe use this bird to describe this man s eye? He picks a bird associated
with death showing a precursor of things to come perhaps. Or the narrator could have felt
threatened by the old man and that s why he compared him to the vulture s eye. Either why it starts
to story off with an uneasy feeling about the old man. Poe will continue ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is until one night when he goes into the rooms a shines a light on the old man s open eye, It
was open, wide, wide open, and I grew furious as I gazed upon it. I saw it with perfect
distinctness...but I could not see nothing else of the man s face or person, for I had directed the
ray as if by instinct precisely upon the damned spot. (Poe 2) He doesn t shine the light to see if
the man is awake it does it to see the eye and when he finally does it throws him over the edge
and he attacks the old man killing him. His eye would trouble me no more. (Poe 3) He is content
with what he has done to him he as ride himself of the great evil that was the
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Characteristics Of The Post-Impressionist Paintings
The three paintings that I chose from the 19th century Impressionist are the self portraits of Pierre
Auguste Renoir, and Claude Monet reading a newspaper, and Camille Pissarro s Boulevard
Montmartre. The Post Impressionist paintings that I chose are A Lion Devouring its Prey by Henri
Rousseau, In the Oise Valley by Paul Cezanne, and The Yellow Books by Vincent Van Gogh. The
way that the first three pieces of art fall into the 19th century Impressionist is that the some of the
characteristics of their paintings were that they involved a slightly small, thin, but noticeable brush
strokes. Moreover, they emphasize the depiction of light in its dynamic qualities, to accentuate the
effects of the passage of time. The colors when employed were... Show more content on
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The last portrait was a painting of a stack of books scattered across a table with a small glass
filled with water holding a flower, but the picture is colored mostly with yellow, some red and
green. As for the placement of the 19th century Impressionist paintings, the two self portraits
would look great in the boardroom; they could portray the founders of the company and how
hard they worked to build the company that it is today. The Boulevard Montmartre painting
could be placed in the main entrance to the company to describe how the company started out
years ago and how the city grew around the business and how it has improved the people around
with growth and prosperity. As for placement of the last three paintings, the painting of a lion
devouring its prey can be placed in the main work area to show the employees that hard work
and commitment will get them the rewards that they deserve. The next portrait, In the Oise in the
Valley, could be placed in the main break room of the company, so that the employees have a
place to relax and not be bothered in order to get away, even if it s just for a little while from their
rigorous job. Finally, the painting of the yellow
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The three paintings that I chose from the 19th century Impressionist are the self portraits of Pierre
Auguste Renoir, and Claude Monet reading a newspaper, and Camille Pissarro s Boulevard
Montmartre. The Post Impressionist paintings that I chose are A Lion Devouring its Prey by Henri
Rousseau, In the Oise Valley by Paul Cezanne, and The Yellow Books by Vincent Van Gogh. The
way that the first three pieces of art fall into the 19th century Impressionist is that the some of the
characteristics of their paintings were that they involved a slightly small, thin, but noticeable brush
strokes. Moreover, they emphasize the depiction of light in its dynamic qualities, to accentuate the
effects of the passage of time. The colors when employed were... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The last portrait was a painting of a stack of books scattered across a table with a small glass
filled with water holding a flower, but the picture is colored mostly with yellow, some red and
green. As for the placement of the 19th century Impressionist paintings, the two self portraits
would look great in the boardroom; they could portray the founders of the company and how
hard they worked to build the company that it is today. The Boulevard Montmartre painting
could be placed in the main entrance to the company to describe how the company started out
years ago and how the city grew around the business and how it has improved the people around
with growth and prosperity. As for placement of the last three paintings, the painting of a lion
devouring its prey can be placed in the main work area to show the employees that hard work
and commitment will get them the rewards that they deserve. The next portrait, In the Oise in the
Valley, could be placed in the main break room of the company, so that the employees have a
place to relax and not be bothered in order to get away, even if it s just for a little while from their
rigorous job. Finally, the painting of the yellow
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Compare And Contrast Japan And The United States
According to Central Intelligence Agency, Japan, located in Eastern Asia, is a country with a
landmass of 364,485 sq km. On the Other hand, the United States of America, located in North
America, has a landmass of 9,161,966 sq km. Japan does not have actual border, but it borders with
Korean peninsula. The United Statesborders with Canada and Mexico. .
Japan and United States have some different points of society and people . In Japan, Most people
who live in Japan has been Japanese. 98.5% of people are Japanese, 0.5% people are Korean, and
0.4% people are Chinese.
In Contrast, The United States of America has more diversity than Japan. 79.96% of people who
live in the United States are white, 12.85% people are black, 4.43% people are Asian, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Trends in Japan (October 30, 2001), Mirai Nikki, which is known as Future Diary,
exported the format of TV program to 16 countries. Japanese TV industry does not tend to
import the TV format, and it exports the format of TV programs to other country. One of the
most successful exporting TV format are Iron Chief. One of the major Japanese TV broadcasting
company, which is a Fuji Television, exports the format of Iron Chief to the broadcasting
company in U.S, and it becomes one of the most famous cooking TV programs in the U.S
Japanese TV industry has many people who are creative because they try to avoid plagiarism from
other TV broadcasting companies programs. There are only a few TV broadcasting companies, so
they must show differences from other television
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
According to Central Intelligence Agency, Japan, located in Eastern Asia, is a country with a
landmass of 364,485 sq km. On the Other hand, the United States of America, located in North
America, has a landmass of 9,161,966 sq km. Japan does not have actual border, but it borders with
Korean peninsula. The United Statesborders with Canada and Mexico. .
Japan and United States have some different points of society and people . In Japan, Most people
who live in Japan has been Japanese. 98.5% of people are Japanese, 0.5% people are Korean, and
0.4% people are Chinese.
In Contrast, The United States of America has more diversity than Japan. 79.96% of people who
live in the United States are white, 12.85% people are black, 4.43% people are Asian, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Trends in Japan (October 30, 2001), Mirai Nikki, which is known as Future Diary,
exported the format of TV program to 16 countries. Japanese TV industry does not tend to
import the TV format, and it exports the format of TV programs to other country. One of the
most successful exporting TV format are Iron Chief. One of the major Japanese TV broadcasting
company, which is a Fuji Television, exports the format of Iron Chief to the broadcasting
company in U.S, and it becomes one of the most famous cooking TV programs in the U.S
Japanese TV industry has many people who are creative because they try to avoid plagiarism from
other TV broadcasting companies programs. There are only a few TV broadcasting companies, so
they must show differences from other television
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Design Patterns
Literature Review
Chapter One
Introduction
What is a Design Pattern?
A design pattern solves a problem within a given context. The solution that is offered by
implementing a pattern results in a system design structure, which balances the concerns of the
design problem in a manner most appropriate for the given context. In Understanding and Using
Patterns in Software Development , Dirk Riehle and Heinz Zullighaven offer a rather nice
definition of what a design pattern is:
A pattern is the abstraction from a concrete form which keeps recurring in specific non arbitrary
contexts.
The ability to write good patterns is very difficult. A pattern should not only convey the facts about
a system, but it should also tell a story about ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The patterns described in the GoF book are illustrated in C++; a programming language that has
been declining in use over the last number of years, which limits the learning of patterns in today s
development environment where the dominant programming language taught and used, as far as
patterns are concerned is Java, although patterns can be implemented in any object orientated
programming language.
The patterns exhibited are described in very concise and restricted examples that lack a
comprehensive context in order for the reader to gain a full understanding of the use of the pattern
in question. The patterns throughout the book are also presented in isolation to each other which
hinders the illustration of pattern interaction and thus the full benefit to those wishing to learn how
to implement design patterns.
Allen Holub produced a book Holub on Patterns Learning Design Patterns by Looking at Code ,
which detailed the use of design patterns while developing a game called Game of Life. The
Game of Life is a cellular automation program, which begins with cells that are classed as either
alive or dead . The idea is then that each cell follows a set of rules to determine which whether it
can live or whether it must die .
Holubs book, published in 2004 addressed some of the shortcomings of the GoF publication, such
as the patterns were now demonstrated in Java, which has become the favoured language of the
software development industry,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Literature Review
Chapter One
Introduction
What is a Design Pattern?
A design pattern solves a problem within a given context. The solution that is offered by
implementing a pattern results in a system design structure, which balances the concerns of the
design problem in a manner most appropriate for the given context. In Understanding and Using
Patterns in Software Development , Dirk Riehle and Heinz Zullighaven offer a rather nice
definition of what a design pattern is:
A pattern is the abstraction from a concrete form which keeps recurring in specific non arbitrary
contexts.
The ability to write good patterns is very difficult. A pattern should not only convey the facts about
a system, but it should also tell a story about ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The patterns described in the GoF book are illustrated in C++; a programming language that has
been declining in use over the last number of years, which limits the learning of patterns in today s
development environment where the dominant programming language taught and used, as far as
patterns are concerned is Java, although patterns can be implemented in any object orientated
programming language.
The patterns exhibited are described in very concise and restricted examples that lack a
comprehensive context in order for the reader to gain a full understanding of the use of the pattern
in question. The patterns throughout the book are also presented in isolation to each other which
hinders the illustration of pattern interaction and thus the full benefit to those wishing to learn how
to implement design patterns.
Allen Holub produced a book Holub on Patterns Learning Design Patterns by Looking at Code ,
which detailed the use of design patterns while developing a game called Game of Life. The
Game of Life is a cellular automation program, which begins with cells that are classed as either
alive or dead . The idea is then that each cell follows a set of rules to determine which whether it
can live or whether it must die .
Holubs book, published in 2004 addressed some of the shortcomings of the GoF publication, such
as the patterns were now demonstrated in Java, which has become the favoured language of the
software development industry,
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How Did Mother Teresa Influence The Missionaries Of Charity
When I think of great people who have helped others worldwide, many people come into my
thoughts. However, one person stands out from the rest for me: Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa was
a very influential person who went above her call of duty by helping people and forming the
Missionaries of Charity.
The Catholic Church has helped many people who are in need that would have died if they did
not help. In general, millions of Christians and Catholics all around the world help many people
who need help in many things. Catholic communities worldwide help people almost everywhere,
making the Catholic Church s influence in people s lives very large. The Catholic Church, in
general, will always go outside the normal boundaries to help those in need. Catholic saints, such as
St. Francis of Assisi, St. Vincent de Paul, and most recently, St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta, are great
examples of this. Mother Teresa s love for the poor and those in need makes her one of the best ...
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On September 10, 1946, Mother Teresa received what she termed the call within a call . It said to
start the Missionaries of Charity. The Missionaries of Charity was founded on October 7, 1950. It
was a new congregation that she founded and that started in India but eventually spread across the
globe, mostly in Europe and Africa. People everywhere sent donations to the Missionaries of
Charity, therefore allowing them to expand and most importantly, build schools, homes, charity
centers, and clinics. Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity are also a proud defender of
unborn children s rights. She worked to stop abortion by sending a clear message that abortion is
an evil act and should be condemned in multiple ways. She died on September 5, 1997, in Calcutta,
due to her poor state of health. The Missionaries of Charity eventually became an international
organization and still continues to spread hope today, even after Mother Teresa s
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When I think of great people who have helped others worldwide, many people come into my
thoughts. However, one person stands out from the rest for me: Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa was
a very influential person who went above her call of duty by helping people and forming the
Missionaries of Charity.
The Catholic Church has helped many people who are in need that would have died if they did
not help. In general, millions of Christians and Catholics all around the world help many people
who need help in many things. Catholic communities worldwide help people almost everywhere,
making the Catholic Church s influence in people s lives very large. The Catholic Church, in
general, will always go outside the normal boundaries to help those in need. Catholic saints, such as
St. Francis of Assisi, St. Vincent de Paul, and most recently, St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta, are great
examples of this. Mother Teresa s love for the poor and those in need makes her one of the best ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On September 10, 1946, Mother Teresa received what she termed the call within a call . It said to
start the Missionaries of Charity. The Missionaries of Charity was founded on October 7, 1950. It
was a new congregation that she founded and that started in India but eventually spread across the
globe, mostly in Europe and Africa. People everywhere sent donations to the Missionaries of
Charity, therefore allowing them to expand and most importantly, build schools, homes, charity
centers, and clinics. Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity are also a proud defender of
unborn children s rights. She worked to stop abortion by sending a clear message that abortion is
an evil act and should be condemned in multiple ways. She died on September 5, 1997, in Calcutta,
due to her poor state of health. The Missionaries of Charity eventually became an international
organization and still continues to spread hope today, even after Mother Teresa s
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Informative Essay On Opportunities For Photography
Today am going to be talking about the opportunities there is for photography.there is a lot off
them but i am only gonna be talking about 10 of them and i think their really good to. The first
one am going to be talking about is photo journalism the thing you need is a bachelor degree in
photo and u need to know how to edit, laying out, ethics, computer aid, color design , journalism
, public relation and newspaper design. The second job is forensic you only need to know police
work and you only have to take pictures of evidence accidents and know how to use photo
imaging.The third one is weddings you need a bachelor degree you also have to creative and know
customer service. the 4 one is fashion and u need at least 2 yr or a master s degree... Show more
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school of visual arts , university of california, and california college of
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Today am going to be talking about the opportunities there is for photography.there is a lot off
them but i am only gonna be talking about 10 of them and i think their really good to. The first
one am going to be talking about is photo journalism the thing you need is a bachelor degree in
photo and u need to know how to edit, laying out, ethics, computer aid, color design , journalism
, public relation and newspaper design. The second job is forensic you only need to know police
work and you only have to take pictures of evidence accidents and know how to use photo
imaging.The third one is weddings you need a bachelor degree you also have to creative and know
customer service. the 4 one is fashion and u need at least 2 yr or a master s degree... Show more
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school of visual arts , university of california, and california college of
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The Road American Pier By George Orwell Analysis
The Road to Wigan Pier, a novel by George Orwell is a masterpiece depicting the working class
of England during economic depression from Orwell s experience and perspective. In the novel
Orwell dives deep into to the social reality of 1930s British society and explore the social and
economic struggle that prevails through Europe. Struggles depicted in the novel are part of the
larger picture in which Orwell addresses society s leaning towards more socialist ideals and
governmental systems. Orwell s account is specifically of England however his experience is
indicative of conditions in most countries across the European continent. Separated into two
explicit parts, Orwell s novel begins in part one informing of Orwell s personal experience of
reporting on the working conditions, housing, and unemployment of the northern regions of
England specifically industrial towns. What stands out in this sections are really the reality of how
poor working conditions were for miners. He describes having to travel for an hour in three to four
feet tunnels to get to the coal dismantling area. The worst of the coal miner misery was definitely
within... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The challenge of why not issued when it comes to socialism. Orwell s novel capture the
sentiment of the European heart during this time. A time in which it felt that the English
depression and even the Great Depression felt like the capitalist way of government had failed.
People were experience what they thought capitalism brought about. The novel doesn t only push
you towards socialism and socialist ideas it really just turns you away from the persistent
capitalism ideals that many felt led to the depressions. Orwell seems to gauge the
misunderstanding many have of socialism as well. This could be because the war has made
everyone see socialism simply as a disguise for
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The Road to Wigan Pier, a novel by George Orwell is a masterpiece depicting the working class
of England during economic depression from Orwell s experience and perspective. In the novel
Orwell dives deep into to the social reality of 1930s British society and explore the social and
economic struggle that prevails through Europe. Struggles depicted in the novel are part of the
larger picture in which Orwell addresses society s leaning towards more socialist ideals and
governmental systems. Orwell s account is specifically of England however his experience is
indicative of conditions in most countries across the European continent. Separated into two
explicit parts, Orwell s novel begins in part one informing of Orwell s personal experience of
reporting on the working conditions, housing, and unemployment of the northern regions of
England specifically industrial towns. What stands out in this sections are really the reality of how
poor working conditions were for miners. He describes having to travel for an hour in three to four
feet tunnels to get to the coal dismantling area. The worst of the coal miner misery was definitely
within... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The challenge of why not issued when it comes to socialism. Orwell s novel capture the
sentiment of the European heart during this time. A time in which it felt that the English
depression and even the Great Depression felt like the capitalist way of government had failed.
People were experience what they thought capitalism brought about. The novel doesn t only push
you towards socialism and socialist ideas it really just turns you away from the persistent
capitalism ideals that many felt led to the depressions. Orwell seems to gauge the
misunderstanding many have of socialism as well. This could be because the war has made
everyone see socialism simply as a disguise for
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The Characteristics Of Characters In Homer s The Iliad
To begin with, to work in common means to work together within a community or to not live in
isolation, as opposed to living without any desire or requirement of other people. Consequently,
it is someone whom relies only on their own wits without an oath or pledge into partnership with
or to anyone outside of themselves. Aristotle makes the simile of this type of person to a beast or
god, as neither requires approval from any person, to describe someone that lives a life in this way.
In Homer s book The IliadAchillesappears to portray this description.
A characteristic to point out is that Achilles fought in battle given that he enjoyed fighting. He did
not fight for a nation or for a king. He fought for his own personal reason and that was for the
exhilaration he felt whilst conquering any opponent in a battle. Achilles is adamant and he avows
he has no motive to fight the Trojans given that they have done nothing to offend him that warrants
his wrath (Puchner, et al. 193).
(Puchner, et al. 183) mentions that Achilles rage sets him apart from the rest of humanity which for
him consisted of the Greeks. However, first, he raged against the Trojans and in turn against
Agamemnon; thus, raging inadvertently against the Greeks. In his contempt for Agamemnon,
Achilles stated publicly to him, You shameless, profiteering excuse for a commander! How are
you going to get any Greek warrior to follow you into battle again? later on, he reinforced his
feelings for Agamemnon s motives, for all to hear, as to why he brought on the attacks toward
the Trojans by saying, It s for you, dogface, for your precious pleasure and Menelaus honor that
we came here, a fact you don t have the decency even to mention! (Puchner, et al. 193). Pallas
Athena intervened Achille s murderous thoughts and convinced him to not strike out at
Agamemnon, which resulted in him bursting out, You bloated drunk, with a dog s eyes and a
rabbit s heart! You ve never had the guts to buckle on armor in battle or come out with the best
fighting Greeks on any campaign! Afraid to look Death in the eye, Agamemnon? It s far more
profitable to hang back in the army s rear isn t it? Confiscating prizes from any Greek who
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To begin with, to work in common means to work together within a community or to not live in
isolation, as opposed to living without any desire or requirement of other people. Consequently,
it is someone whom relies only on their own wits without an oath or pledge into partnership with
or to anyone outside of themselves. Aristotle makes the simile of this type of person to a beast or
god, as neither requires approval from any person, to describe someone that lives a life in this way.
In Homer s book The IliadAchillesappears to portray this description.
A characteristic to point out is that Achilles fought in battle given that he enjoyed fighting. He did
not fight for a nation or for a king. He fought for his own personal reason and that was for the
exhilaration he felt whilst conquering any opponent in a battle. Achilles is adamant and he avows
he has no motive to fight the Trojans given that they have done nothing to offend him that warrants
his wrath (Puchner, et al. 193).
(Puchner, et al. 183) mentions that Achilles rage sets him apart from the rest of humanity which for
him consisted of the Greeks. However, first, he raged against the Trojans and in turn against
Agamemnon; thus, raging inadvertently against the Greeks. In his contempt for Agamemnon,
Achilles stated publicly to him, You shameless, profiteering excuse for a commander! How are
you going to get any Greek warrior to follow you into battle again? later on, he reinforced his
feelings for Agamemnon s motives, for all to hear, as to why he brought on the attacks toward
the Trojans by saying, It s for you, dogface, for your precious pleasure and Menelaus honor that
we came here, a fact you don t have the decency even to mention! (Puchner, et al. 193). Pallas
Athena intervened Achille s murderous thoughts and convinced him to not strike out at
Agamemnon, which resulted in him bursting out, You bloated drunk, with a dog s eyes and a
rabbit s heart! You ve never had the guts to buckle on armor in battle or come out with the best
fighting Greeks on any campaign! Afraid to look Death in the eye, Agamemnon? It s far more
profitable to hang back in the army s rear isn t it? Confiscating prizes from any Greek who
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The Great Gatsby Book Cover Essay
My cover for the book The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald features the symbol which would
be the green light that is mentioned in the story book. The symbol, which again is the green
light, symbolizes Gatsby s unrequited love for the beautiful and fair Daisy. Jay Gatsby likes to
look up and gaze at the twinkling stars, until he saw the green light that is in Daisy s house that is
across from his own house. Gatsby does not realize this at first because he thought that the green
light was a star, but in actuality it is a light in Daisy s house. The cover that I have drawn for the
book The Great Gatsbyby F. Scott Fitzgeralddepicts Jay Gatsby, the main character of the book The
Great Gatsby, walking down a street that is lit up by the overhead green street lights.... Show more
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My book cover for the book The Great Gatsby goes very well for the real book because Jay
Gatsby knows so much about Daisy and he would have done anything to get hold of her
attention, and Daisy does not know what Jay Gatsby is up to until later in the story. I, Mauricio
B. Romero, personally selected this symbol for my cover because it has a much bigger and
thoughtful meaning, therefore it is easy to put into a state of imagery. I wanted to show Jay
Gatsby would walk a street to street just so he can be with the one woman he wants to be with.
Even if Daisy does not know what is going on or does not know much about the man, that won t
stop Jay Gatsby from trying continuously in different ways to get her in his grasp and for them to
be happy together. So, that concludes this explanation and I am typing this conclusion just so I
can get my word count up to 350 or above. Mrs. Striblen, you better not make me retype this
because I am at a loss of
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My cover for the book The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald features the symbol which would
be the green light that is mentioned in the story book. The symbol, which again is the green
light, symbolizes Gatsby s unrequited love for the beautiful and fair Daisy. Jay Gatsby likes to
look up and gaze at the twinkling stars, until he saw the green light that is in Daisy s house that is
across from his own house. Gatsby does not realize this at first because he thought that the green
light was a star, but in actuality it is a light in Daisy s house. The cover that I have drawn for the
book The Great Gatsbyby F. Scott Fitzgeralddepicts Jay Gatsby, the main character of the book The
Great Gatsby, walking down a street that is lit up by the overhead green street lights.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
My book cover for the book The Great Gatsby goes very well for the real book because Jay
Gatsby knows so much about Daisy and he would have done anything to get hold of her
attention, and Daisy does not know what Jay Gatsby is up to until later in the story. I, Mauricio
B. Romero, personally selected this symbol for my cover because it has a much bigger and
thoughtful meaning, therefore it is easy to put into a state of imagery. I wanted to show Jay
Gatsby would walk a street to street just so he can be with the one woman he wants to be with.
Even if Daisy does not know what is going on or does not know much about the man, that won t
stop Jay Gatsby from trying continuously in different ways to get her in his grasp and for them to
be happy together. So, that concludes this explanation and I am typing this conclusion just so I
can get my word count up to 350 or above. Mrs. Striblen, you better not make me retype this
because I am at a loss of
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Ratio Analysis On The Performance Of Business Organisations
Several academicians are moving towards elimination of ratio analysis as an analytical technique in
assessing the performance of business organisations. Theorists downgrade arbitrary rules of thumb,
which includes company ratio comparisons, widely used by practitioners. Since attacks on the
relevance of ratiooriginated from esteemed members of scholarly society, this poses the question if
ratio analysis is limited to the world of nuts and bolts ? Can we bridge the gap rather than sever the
link between traditional ratio analysis and the popular rigorous statistical techniques which is more
popular among academicians in recent years (Edward Altman 2012).
The Co operative is a group of people acting together to meet the common needs and objectives of
its members. The ownership of the businesses belongs to its members and decisions are made
dramatically by the group. The group are not about making big profits for its members, but believe
in creating value for its customers; this is what makes the co operative groups stands out amongst
its competitor s.
The Co operative Group was founded in 1844 in Rochdale Lancashire. By 1990, the group owned
over 1,400 independent separate co operative businesses in the UK, which all are members of the
wider Co operative Group; during this period most of these independent societies began to merge
to form a formidable force in both the retail sector and other food chains. The Group is the largest
mutual business in the UK, owned by eight
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Several academicians are moving towards elimination of ratio analysis as an analytical technique in
assessing the performance of business organisations. Theorists downgrade arbitrary rules of thumb,
which includes company ratio comparisons, widely used by practitioners. Since attacks on the
relevance of ratiooriginated from esteemed members of scholarly society, this poses the question if
ratio analysis is limited to the world of nuts and bolts ? Can we bridge the gap rather than sever the
link between traditional ratio analysis and the popular rigorous statistical techniques which is more
popular among academicians in recent years (Edward Altman 2012).
The Co operative is a group of people acting together to meet the common needs and objectives of
its members. The ownership of the businesses belongs to its members and decisions are made
dramatically by the group. The group are not about making big profits for its members, but believe
in creating value for its customers; this is what makes the co operative groups stands out amongst
its competitor s.
The Co operative Group was founded in 1844 in Rochdale Lancashire. By 1990, the group owned
over 1,400 independent separate co operative businesses in the UK, which all are members of the
wider Co operative Group; during this period most of these independent societies began to merge
to form a formidable force in both the retail sector and other food chains. The Group is the largest
mutual business in the UK, owned by eight
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