Lucy Calkins Kindergarten Writing - Kindergarten
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Writing - Kindergarten
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Gilgamesh and Ramayana
An Epic Definition There was a time when gods and demons roamed the earth. A time when humanity
lived at the mercy of divine beings, who executed their wills against the humans, following their own
selfish desires and placing humans in a position of piety to these dominant beings. This time on earth
is one of great men who fought against these demigods, giving them great fame passed on as stories in
the oral tradition. Though it is unrealistic to believe that these men truly fought against divine beings,
their stories played a role in the ancient world, which was the beginning of the formation of society
and civilization. The epics of Gilgamesh and The Ramayana of Valmiki both served their societies as
an outline of a moral code, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These stories each detail the societies beliefs of what it takes to be a hero, whether it be saving the
world from aliens in modern movies or slaying fearful beasts in ancient stories. Gilgamesh and
Ramayana both possess great battle scenes where the heroic namesakes of their respective stories end
up victorious against a foe that is thought to be unbeatable. Gilgamesh slays two beasts, Humbaba and
the Bull of Heaven; while in Ramayana , Rama s ultimate battle is against the demon Ravana.
Gilgamesh s impending battle with Humbaba is of concern to both his subjects and Enkidu, both of
which feel that he will not have success. The citizens state, We have heard of Humbaba, his features
are grotesque, / Who is there who could face his weaponry (II.262 63)? Gilgamesh is successful in his
battle with Humbaba and follows up his battle with another one against the Bull of Heaven, another
divine beast that meets its doom at the hands of the great warrior. The defeat of these two great beasts
gave Gilgamesh an even higher level of fame amongst his citizens; he was no longer a tyrannical ruler,
but rather a great warrior. Rama s defeat of Ravana was met with the realization that a mortal man had
defeated a demon, alas, he who could not be killed by the gods and demons, has been killed in battle
by a man standing on earth (755). The idea that a mortal can defeat an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
An Epic Definition There was a time when gods and demons roamed the earth. A time when humanity
lived at the mercy of divine beings, who executed their wills against the humans, following their own
selfish desires and placing humans in a position of piety to these dominant beings. This time on earth
is one of great men who fought against these demigods, giving them great fame passed on as stories in
the oral tradition. Though it is unrealistic to believe that these men truly fought against divine beings,
their stories played a role in the ancient world, which was the beginning of the formation of society
and civilization. The epics of Gilgamesh and The Ramayana of Valmiki both served their societies as
an outline of a moral code, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These stories each detail the societies beliefs of what it takes to be a hero, whether it be saving the
world from aliens in modern movies or slaying fearful beasts in ancient stories. Gilgamesh and
Ramayana both possess great battle scenes where the heroic namesakes of their respective stories end
up victorious against a foe that is thought to be unbeatable. Gilgamesh slays two beasts, Humbaba and
the Bull of Heaven; while in Ramayana , Rama s ultimate battle is against the demon Ravana.
Gilgamesh s impending battle with Humbaba is of concern to both his subjects and Enkidu, both of
which feel that he will not have success. The citizens state, We have heard of Humbaba, his features
are grotesque, / Who is there who could face his weaponry (II.262 63)? Gilgamesh is successful in his
battle with Humbaba and follows up his battle with another one against the Bull of Heaven, another
divine beast that meets its doom at the hands of the great warrior. The defeat of these two great beasts
gave Gilgamesh an even higher level of fame amongst his citizens; he was no longer a tyrannical ruler,
but rather a great warrior. Rama s defeat of Ravana was met with the realization that a mortal man had
defeated a demon, alas, he who could not be killed by the gods and demons, has been killed in battle
by a man standing on earth (755). The idea that a mortal can defeat an
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Hubert Berke Research Paper
The prolific German painter Hubert Berke was born in 1908 in Buer and died in 1979 in Cologne.
Before his transition into fine arts, Berke educated himself in languages, later studying philosophy, art
history and theology at universities in Münster and Königsberg (1931 2). After a year of education
under the painter Fritz Burmann at the Academy of Fine Arts, Berke left Königsberg for Düsseldorf,
where he was a student of Paul Klee. Both in his oils and watercolors, Berke was oscillating between
Informel painting and the modernist traditions from cubism and abstraction, to expressionism. Later
on, in the mid 50s, the artist started to employ three dimensional materials into his canvases, such as
nails. The following years, Berke extended his artistic vocabulary through sculptures, objects, or
stained glass windows. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout the years of his artistic activity, educating himself and later working in several cities,
Mense greatly contributed to movements such as the Cologne Secession, New Objectivity, Magic
Realism and the Young Rhineland, both as a painter and exhibition organizer. Mense started his
studies at the Academy of Arts in Düsseldorf (1906 8), and continued at the Academy of Fine Arts in
Berlin (1909 12) and School of Art in Weimar (1909 10), later appointed professor at the Academy of
Arts and Crafts in Wrocław (1925 32). In the 30s, Mense was appreciated as a teacher and artist, just
to mention the esteemed Villa Massimo prize (1933), however, his art was banned by the Third Reich
regime; his works, defined as degenerate , were included in Entartete Kunst exhibition in 1937. The
art of Carlo Mense is still a subject to a number of exhibitions, more recently displayed at the
Kunstmuseum in Bonn (2013), Ludwig Museum in Cologne (2012), Jewish Museum (2004) and
Brücke Museum in Berlin (2002), among many
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The prolific German painter Hubert Berke was born in 1908 in Buer and died in 1979 in Cologne.
Before his transition into fine arts, Berke educated himself in languages, later studying philosophy, art
history and theology at universities in Münster and Königsberg (1931 2). After a year of education
under the painter Fritz Burmann at the Academy of Fine Arts, Berke left Königsberg for Düsseldorf,
where he was a student of Paul Klee. Both in his oils and watercolors, Berke was oscillating between
Informel painting and the modernist traditions from cubism and abstraction, to expressionism. Later
on, in the mid 50s, the artist started to employ three dimensional materials into his canvases, such as
nails. The following years, Berke extended his artistic vocabulary through sculptures, objects, or
stained glass windows. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout the years of his artistic activity, educating himself and later working in several cities,
Mense greatly contributed to movements such as the Cologne Secession, New Objectivity, Magic
Realism and the Young Rhineland, both as a painter and exhibition organizer. Mense started his
studies at the Academy of Arts in Düsseldorf (1906 8), and continued at the Academy of Fine Arts in
Berlin (1909 12) and School of Art in Weimar (1909 10), later appointed professor at the Academy of
Arts and Crafts in Wrocław (1925 32). In the 30s, Mense was appreciated as a teacher and artist, just
to mention the esteemed Villa Massimo prize (1933), however, his art was banned by the Third Reich
regime; his works, defined as degenerate , were included in Entartete Kunst exhibition in 1937. The
art of Carlo Mense is still a subject to a number of exhibitions, more recently displayed at the
Kunstmuseum in Bonn (2013), Ludwig Museum in Cologne (2012), Jewish Museum (2004) and
Brücke Museum in Berlin (2002), among many
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hawthorne s Young Goodman Brown – Poverty in the Tale...
Young Goodman Brown Poverty in the Tale and Author s Life
Roy Harvey Pearce in Twice Told Tales: A Blend of Stories makes reference to the widely known
poverty of the aspiring writer,Nathaniel Hawthorne: True enough, Hawthorne planned more than once
to write groups of tales and sketches somehow linked into a whole; but he could not get a publisher for
them. When he did get a publisher in 1837, it had to be through the help of the hack editor, Samuel
Goodrich. . . . (107) Nathaniel Hawthorne s Young Goodman Brown includes traits of the modest
lifestyle which the author was forced to endure in his personal life. Besides this, there was also an
artisitc resources impoverishment because of the tiny town in which ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
At the end of this time, a brief, unfruitful experience at Brook Farm was followed by marriage to
Sophia in 1842: After a three year engagement, Hawthorne lost patience waiting to marry Sophia until
he had more money (20).
Between 1838 and 1845, Hawthorne published 22 stories in the Democratic Review, which paid him
between three and five dollars per page. Henry James in his biography Hawthorne from 1879 testifies
in eloquent fashion to the state of Hawthorne s finances:
It strikes the observer of to day that Hawthorne showed great courage in entering a field in which the
honours and emoluments were so scanty
as the profits of authorship must have been at that time. . . Hawthorne
never, I believe, made large sums of money by his writings, and the early profits of these charming
sketches could not have been considerable; for many of them, indeed, as they appeared in journals and
magazines, he had never been paid at all. . . .(chap. 2)
Grandfather s Chair (1841), a children s book of New England history through the Revolutionary War,
sold a million copies, but Hawthorne received only a hundred dollars for the mansucript he wrote.
Again he needed to supplement his writing income. In 1846, President Polk signed Hawthorne s
appointment to the customhouse at Salem with a salary of $1200 a year (Swisher 21).
Two years later
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Young Goodman Brown Poverty in the Tale and Author s Life
Roy Harvey Pearce in Twice Told Tales: A Blend of Stories makes reference to the widely known
poverty of the aspiring writer,Nathaniel Hawthorne: True enough, Hawthorne planned more than once
to write groups of tales and sketches somehow linked into a whole; but he could not get a publisher for
them. When he did get a publisher in 1837, it had to be through the help of the hack editor, Samuel
Goodrich. . . . (107) Nathaniel Hawthorne s Young Goodman Brown includes traits of the modest
lifestyle which the author was forced to endure in his personal life. Besides this, there was also an
artisitc resources impoverishment because of the tiny town in which ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
At the end of this time, a brief, unfruitful experience at Brook Farm was followed by marriage to
Sophia in 1842: After a three year engagement, Hawthorne lost patience waiting to marry Sophia until
he had more money (20).
Between 1838 and 1845, Hawthorne published 22 stories in the Democratic Review, which paid him
between three and five dollars per page. Henry James in his biography Hawthorne from 1879 testifies
in eloquent fashion to the state of Hawthorne s finances:
It strikes the observer of to day that Hawthorne showed great courage in entering a field in which the
honours and emoluments were so scanty
as the profits of authorship must have been at that time. . . Hawthorne
never, I believe, made large sums of money by his writings, and the early profits of these charming
sketches could not have been considerable; for many of them, indeed, as they appeared in journals and
magazines, he had never been paid at all. . . .(chap. 2)
Grandfather s Chair (1841), a children s book of New England history through the Revolutionary War,
sold a million copies, but Hawthorne received only a hundred dollars for the mansucript he wrote.
Again he needed to supplement his writing income. In 1846, President Polk signed Hawthorne s
appointment to the customhouse at Salem with a salary of $1200 a year (Swisher 21).
Two years later
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of Creative Games
Happy birthday, kiddo, said my big brother Paul. My brother always had a tendency to smile, even
though he wasn t the most appealing, with crooked teeth, glasses, and black hair sticking out all over. I
opened the card, read the cute little message, (I m forced to think it was some sort of pun, I can t
remember.) and the golden sheen of an American Express gift card did the first thing I decided to do
was hug my brother. Of course, what I did with this card was what I wanted to do since the last time I
was at my brother s house: get a new game, BlazBlue: Chronophantasma Extend . And I did, after
waiting for the game to install, looking up character biographies, and figuring out how to pronounce
the character names. My first instinct ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Honestly, I am so happy that there was a breather fight in between, between the characters Hakumen,
a warrior clad in white, and the Leader of the Six Heroes and Terumi, a man wearing an orange and
black cloak decorated with snake imagery, and my favorite character, due to his rather despicable
actions. Too bad it went by faster than a lightning bolt. In the second round, I had a tougher time, but I
knew what to do against the beast, so it evens out. What I did was a concept called dominant strategy:
Once you discover something that is good, you re always going to use that thing. The strategy was
press Jump, then A or B on the controller. Jump, A or B, Jump, A or B, again, and again, and again.
However, when his health meter was very low, the beast let out a giant laser beam. The character that I
was controlling was unfortunately defeated. I had the urge to throw something. OK, that was just one
loss. No need to scream about it, said a voice in my head. And so, after a day, and a nice warm shower,
I decided to finish the job, and, thanks to indomitable spirit, I won. Or, at least, for the second round.
But the battle wasn t over yet. No breather this time. Just right into the fight as Ragna. And boy, is this
going to be fun or what? I asked myself, oozing with sarcasm. Ugh. I yelled, annoyed, as I get
attacked by a series of flying swords. Lost again. Grr! I screamed, angrier,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Happy birthday, kiddo, said my big brother Paul. My brother always had a tendency to smile, even
though he wasn t the most appealing, with crooked teeth, glasses, and black hair sticking out all over. I
opened the card, read the cute little message, (I m forced to think it was some sort of pun, I can t
remember.) and the golden sheen of an American Express gift card did the first thing I decided to do
was hug my brother. Of course, what I did with this card was what I wanted to do since the last time I
was at my brother s house: get a new game, BlazBlue: Chronophantasma Extend . And I did, after
waiting for the game to install, looking up character biographies, and figuring out how to pronounce
the character names. My first instinct ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Honestly, I am so happy that there was a breather fight in between, between the characters Hakumen,
a warrior clad in white, and the Leader of the Six Heroes and Terumi, a man wearing an orange and
black cloak decorated with snake imagery, and my favorite character, due to his rather despicable
actions. Too bad it went by faster than a lightning bolt. In the second round, I had a tougher time, but I
knew what to do against the beast, so it evens out. What I did was a concept called dominant strategy:
Once you discover something that is good, you re always going to use that thing. The strategy was
press Jump, then A or B on the controller. Jump, A or B, Jump, A or B, again, and again, and again.
However, when his health meter was very low, the beast let out a giant laser beam. The character that I
was controlling was unfortunately defeated. I had the urge to throw something. OK, that was just one
loss. No need to scream about it, said a voice in my head. And so, after a day, and a nice warm shower,
I decided to finish the job, and, thanks to indomitable spirit, I won. Or, at least, for the second round.
But the battle wasn t over yet. No breather this time. Just right into the fight as Ragna. And boy, is this
going to be fun or what? I asked myself, oozing with sarcasm. Ugh. I yelled, annoyed, as I get
attacked by a series of flying swords. Lost again. Grr! I screamed, angrier,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Black Bear Research Paper
Siren like howling pierces through the tall pines. Their paws make a thundering
pound as they run over the hard packed mud. Teeth bared, saliva dripping from the
sharp white daggers. The tearing of tree bark floods through the forest floor as a silky
black bear digs it s claws into the bark. Dogs have been used to hunt with for over
20,000 years. It has been a lifelong team effort for hunters and their dogs to provide for
the family. With new laws, animal activists are trying to completely rid us of using dogs
to hunt with. On January 1st, 2013 the bill SB 1221 was signed by Gov. Jerry Brown in
September. It bans the use of hounds to hunt bears and bobcats. This is only the
beginning, if animal activists have their way, it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Instincts developed from their ancestors, a bear could decide to climb a tree only
because being chased by a hound motivates him to do so. A hounds ancestors push them
to chase, fight and bark to tree a bear. This is not harmful or stressful to the bear. Many
bear s nap in the tree while they wait for the houndsman to retrieve their hounds so they
can return to their business. Using hounds for bear hunting and bobcat hunting require
a very special breed of dog. Time, training and love is only a few of the costs it takes to to
train these dogs. It s an extreme amount of hard work, dedication and sacrifice to a
houndsman. It s not a lifestyle many people can handle. It s a abundance of deliberation,
and the challenges are many. To have the success, you must be willing to train hard, find
the perfect breeding and and spend a lifetime learning hounds and the wildlife you hunt
with them to be considered a great houndsman. Hounds are apart of the family. Not
Siren like howling pierces through the tall pines. Their paws make a thundering
pound as they run over the hard packed mud. Teeth bared, saliva dripping from the
sharp white daggers. The tearing of tree bark floods through the forest floor as a silky
black bear digs it s claws into the bark. Dogs have been used to hunt with for over
20,000 years. It has been a lifelong team effort for hunters and their dogs to provide for
the family. With new laws, animal activists are trying to completely rid us of using dogs
to hunt with. On January 1st, 2013 the bill SB 1221 was signed by Gov. Jerry Brown in
September. It bans the use of hounds to hunt bears and bobcats. This is only the
beginning, if animal activists have their way, it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Instincts developed from their ancestors, a bear could decide to climb a tree only
because being chased by a hound motivates him to do so. A hounds ancestors push them
to chase, fight and bark to tree a bear. This is not harmful or stressful to the bear. Many
bear s nap in the tree while they wait for the houndsman to retrieve their hounds so they
can return to their business. Using hounds for bear hunting and bobcat hunting require
a very special breed of dog. Time, training and love is only a few of the costs it takes to to
train these dogs. It s an extreme amount of hard work, dedication and sacrifice to a
houndsman. It s not a lifestyle many people can handle. It s a abundance of deliberation,
and the challenges are many. To have the success, you must be willing to train hard, find
the perfect breeding and and spend a lifetime learning hounds and the wildlife you hunt
with them to be considered a great houndsman. Hounds are apart of the family. Not
only are they expensive to own and care for, they create memories with the family that
are unforgettable and memories as a hunter that you can pass down for generations.
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are unforgettable and memories as a hunter that you can pass down for generations.
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Appropriate Wildlife Management in Nicaragua Essay examples
Nicaragua is a Central American country in tropical region. It is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and
the Pacific Ocean. Because of the unique location, Nicaragua is the home for various types of wild
animals. Two species I will mention in this paper are Baird s tapir and jaguarundi. They both live in
rainforest ecosystem, which is the natural home for them. Just as all other species live in Nicaragua
rainforest, Baird s tapir and jaguarundi are facing habitat loss issue. Baird s tapir is now endangered;
jaguarundi is currently not endangered but also suffer a lot from deforestation. Putting in more effort
to protect rainforest is one thing Nicaraguan government should do. Long term benefits that rainforest
and wild animals live in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nicaragua is the second poorest country of the western hemisphere and the poorest country in Central
America. Issues with poverty are mainly all Nicaragua cares right now. Environmental issues such as
deforestation are generally ignored by the government because these problems are considered not
urgent enough. However, the government cannot neglect the importance of stopping deforestation. It
is obviously vital to this country. Tourism is a major part of Nicaragua s economy. Deforestation is
threatening this rising part of economy. Without the terrific environment and so many wild animals,
this is no way for tourism to keep developing in the future. Therefore, protecting rainforest is not only
critical for protecting wild animals, but also critical for protecting the future of Nicaraguan economy.
If the government do not take real actions, it will be the doom for wild animals like Baird s tapir in
near future. Nicaragua is a poor country, but it still has an advantage about rainforest and wildlife.
Now it is slowly losing this advantage. Rainforest and wildlife should be the symbol and hope for this
country. Nicaragua cannot afford to lose them. They are simply priceless.
There are many actions the Nicaraguan government should take in order to save rainforest. Firstly,
setting agreement with local
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nicaragua is a Central American country in tropical region. It is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and
the Pacific Ocean. Because of the unique location, Nicaragua is the home for various types of wild
animals. Two species I will mention in this paper are Baird s tapir and jaguarundi. They both live in
rainforest ecosystem, which is the natural home for them. Just as all other species live in Nicaragua
rainforest, Baird s tapir and jaguarundi are facing habitat loss issue. Baird s tapir is now endangered;
jaguarundi is currently not endangered but also suffer a lot from deforestation. Putting in more effort
to protect rainforest is one thing Nicaraguan government should do. Long term benefits that rainforest
and wild animals live in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nicaragua is the second poorest country of the western hemisphere and the poorest country in Central
America. Issues with poverty are mainly all Nicaragua cares right now. Environmental issues such as
deforestation are generally ignored by the government because these problems are considered not
urgent enough. However, the government cannot neglect the importance of stopping deforestation. It
is obviously vital to this country. Tourism is a major part of Nicaragua s economy. Deforestation is
threatening this rising part of economy. Without the terrific environment and so many wild animals,
this is no way for tourism to keep developing in the future. Therefore, protecting rainforest is not only
critical for protecting wild animals, but also critical for protecting the future of Nicaraguan economy.
If the government do not take real actions, it will be the doom for wild animals like Baird s tapir in
near future. Nicaragua is a poor country, but it still has an advantage about rainforest and wildlife.
Now it is slowly losing this advantage. Rainforest and wildlife should be the symbol and hope for this
country. Nicaragua cannot afford to lose them. They are simply priceless.
There are many actions the Nicaraguan government should take in order to save rainforest. Firstly,
setting agreement with local
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Toys, R, Us, Inc.
Company Overview Toys R Us, Inc., founded in 1948, has been privately held by Bain Capital
Partners, KKR Partners and Vernado Realty Trust since 2006. Toy s R Us. Inc., and its subsidiaries is
the only specialty toy retailer with three brands of toys and juvenile products: Toy s R Us, Babies R
Us, and FAO Schwarz. During the holiday season it operates a Toy s R Us Express in shopping malls
around the United States. As of January 2015, the company, which is headquartered in Wayne, New
Jersey, operates 863 brick and mortar Toy s R Us and Babies R Us stores. It operates in two business
segments: Toy s R US Domestic in the United States, Puerto Rico and Guam and Toy s R Us,
International with a chain of 745 franchises and licenses including 250 brick and mortar stores in 39
countries in North America, Africa, Asia, Europe and Oceania. Toy s R Us, Inc., operates a portfolio of
three e commerce sites: Toyrsrus.com, Babiesrus.com and FAO.com. Toy s R Us, Inc., offers a
diversified array of products for infants and juveniles of both genders, and currently is making
changes in marketing strategy toward gender neutrality. Merchandise for babies include infant apparel,
gear, care products, furniture, bedding, room décor and commodities. Juvenile products include action
figures, dolls, vehicles, and role play toys and accessories; electronics, video game systems,
accessories, software and tablets. Toy s R Us, Inc., carries educational products,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Company Overview Toys R Us, Inc., founded in 1948, has been privately held by Bain Capital
Partners, KKR Partners and Vernado Realty Trust since 2006. Toy s R Us. Inc., and its subsidiaries is
the only specialty toy retailer with three brands of toys and juvenile products: Toy s R Us, Babies R
Us, and FAO Schwarz. During the holiday season it operates a Toy s R Us Express in shopping malls
around the United States. As of January 2015, the company, which is headquartered in Wayne, New
Jersey, operates 863 brick and mortar Toy s R Us and Babies R Us stores. It operates in two business
segments: Toy s R US Domestic in the United States, Puerto Rico and Guam and Toy s R Us,
International with a chain of 745 franchises and licenses including 250 brick and mortar stores in 39
countries in North America, Africa, Asia, Europe and Oceania. Toy s R Us, Inc., operates a portfolio of
three e commerce sites: Toyrsrus.com, Babiesrus.com and FAO.com. Toy s R Us, Inc., offers a
diversified array of products for infants and juveniles of both genders, and currently is making
changes in marketing strategy toward gender neutrality. Merchandise for babies include infant apparel,
gear, care products, furniture, bedding, room décor and commodities. Juvenile products include action
figures, dolls, vehicles, and role play toys and accessories; electronics, video game systems,
accessories, software and tablets. Toy s R Us, Inc., carries educational products,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Grizzly Bear Recovery Case Study
Chris Servheen, the Grizzly Bear Recovery Coordinator for the US Fish and Wildlife Service, has said
that the grizzly bears have met every criteria set forth towards their recovery plan. Since meeting these
criteria, it may be time to have them removed from the Endangered Species List (delisted). Delisting
means that the bears won t be protected by the Endangered Species Act (ESA). As it can be seen from
the grizzly delisting public comments that I agreed with, I am against having the grizzlies delisted.
I believe that the current population is too small, even though it has recovered a good amount from the
recovery plan. Also, I believe that the population is too isolated to ensure long term survival. Based on
expert opinion, the current population is about ¼ of what is needed in ... Show more content on
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More importantly, the long term health of the grizzlies can be assured by maintaining a population
number of a several thousand. This include expanding their potential living area and connecting the
grizzly bear ecosystems to source populations in Canada. In addition to this, delisting relies on the
importation of bears to address genetic problems. It requires the importation of two bears every ten
years into the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to address genetic problem. Importing these bears into
the ecosystem is not likely to provide necessary gene flow due to the low success of transplants in
habitat that is already occupied. Also, the delisting plans does not seem to consider the degree and the
pace of habitat change occurring in the region. For example, there is a current loss for whitebark pine
(an important food source for the grizzlies) due to mountain pine beetles, blister rust, and global
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Chris Servheen, the Grizzly Bear Recovery Coordinator for the US Fish and Wildlife Service, has said
that the grizzly bears have met every criteria set forth towards their recovery plan. Since meeting these
criteria, it may be time to have them removed from the Endangered Species List (delisted). Delisting
means that the bears won t be protected by the Endangered Species Act (ESA). As it can be seen from
the grizzly delisting public comments that I agreed with, I am against having the grizzlies delisted.
I believe that the current population is too small, even though it has recovered a good amount from the
recovery plan. Also, I believe that the population is too isolated to ensure long term survival. Based on
expert opinion, the current population is about ¼ of what is needed in ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
More importantly, the long term health of the grizzlies can be assured by maintaining a population
number of a several thousand. This include expanding their potential living area and connecting the
grizzly bear ecosystems to source populations in Canada. In addition to this, delisting relies on the
importation of bears to address genetic problems. It requires the importation of two bears every ten
years into the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to address genetic problem. Importing these bears into
the ecosystem is not likely to provide necessary gene flow due to the low success of transplants in
habitat that is already occupied. Also, the delisting plans does not seem to consider the degree and the
pace of habitat change occurring in the region. For example, there is a current loss for whitebark pine
(an important food source for the grizzlies) due to mountain pine beetles, blister rust, and global
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The Cost Of Substance Abuse In Canada Case Study
The cost of substance abuse in Canada is astronomical. According to the Canadian Centre on
Substance Abuse (CCSA), in 2002 alcohol accounted for about $14.6 billion and illegal drugs for
about $8.2 billion in social cost (Single, Robertson, Rehm, Xie, 2002). This cost was measured in
terms of the burden on health care and law enforcement, and productivity in the workplace or home.
Arguably, the greatest cost may be immeasurable: human suffering and tragic loss of lives. This
suffering is not limited to only of those wrestling with these problems, but extends those around them:
family, friends, co workers and society as a whole.
Substance related and addictive disorders are related with the abuse of drugs and other substances that
alter ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Substance use disorders or substance related disorders are intended synonymously and are used
interchangeably when referring to the broad category of addiction to psychoactive substances.
Additionally, the word drug should be considered in the context in which it appears and can refer to
alcohol specifically and/or other psychoactive substances such as cocaine or heroin etc. Again, this is
because of the large overlap within the broader category of substance use and the high prevalence of
polysubstance use. For the sake of clarity, drug as used in North America to generally refer to any
illicit or controlled substance has been avoided. Instead, medication will be used to denote a
prescribed substance used to treat physical symptoms. However, many legally prescribed medications
(such as morphine) can and are abused and have addictive quality, making them just as devastating as
street drugs or alcohol (Compton Volkow, 2006).
Although the terms alcoholic and addict are commonly used by lay people, they have typically been
avoided in recent years in clinical settings and research to counteract stigma; they have necessarily
sometimes been referenced throughout this work (e.g., Alcoholics Anonymous) and are often used by
those with dealing addiction with to self identify. Additionally, although alcoholism
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The cost of substance abuse in Canada is astronomical. According to the Canadian Centre on
Substance Abuse (CCSA), in 2002 alcohol accounted for about $14.6 billion and illegal drugs for
about $8.2 billion in social cost (Single, Robertson, Rehm, Xie, 2002). This cost was measured in
terms of the burden on health care and law enforcement, and productivity in the workplace or home.
Arguably, the greatest cost may be immeasurable: human suffering and tragic loss of lives. This
suffering is not limited to only of those wrestling with these problems, but extends those around them:
family, friends, co workers and society as a whole.
Substance related and addictive disorders are related with the abuse of drugs and other substances that
alter ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Substance use disorders or substance related disorders are intended synonymously and are used
interchangeably when referring to the broad category of addiction to psychoactive substances.
Additionally, the word drug should be considered in the context in which it appears and can refer to
alcohol specifically and/or other psychoactive substances such as cocaine or heroin etc. Again, this is
because of the large overlap within the broader category of substance use and the high prevalence of
polysubstance use. For the sake of clarity, drug as used in North America to generally refer to any
illicit or controlled substance has been avoided. Instead, medication will be used to denote a
prescribed substance used to treat physical symptoms. However, many legally prescribed medications
(such as morphine) can and are abused and have addictive quality, making them just as devastating as
street drugs or alcohol (Compton Volkow, 2006).
Although the terms alcoholic and addict are commonly used by lay people, they have typically been
avoided in recent years in clinical settings and research to counteract stigma; they have necessarily
sometimes been referenced throughout this work (e.g., Alcoholics Anonymous) and are often used by
those with dealing addiction with to self identify. Additionally, although alcoholism
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Amendment Protection Against Unreasonable Search And...
Michael Brown in Ferguson, Eric Garner in Staten Island, Tamir Rice in Cleveland, Walter Scott in
North Charleston and, most recently, Freddie Gray in Baltimore have dominated the headlines this
entire school year. These men and their stories provide the basis for claims of racially discriminatory
treatment of African Americans at the hands of the police. It is true that each of the stories surrounding
these men is different, but the one unifying theme is that police around the country are interpreting our
Constitutional rights in a way that is insufficient to protect African Americans and the population in
general. This paper will explore one Constitutional right the 4th Amendment protection against
unreasonable search and seizures and examine how one Supreme Court decision that narrowed the
scope of the 4th Amendment and unintentionally created a mechanism by which the rights of citizens
could be unfairly impeded by police. On June 10 1968, the United States Supreme Court sided with
the government in the case Terry v Ohio, and held that the practice of stop and frisk was within the
bounds of the 4th Amendment and therefore constitutional. On October 31, 1963, while walking a
routine beat in Cleveland, Ohio, Officer Martin McFadden noticed a group of three African American
men acting suspiciously outside of a jewelry store. After watching them walk by the store and
reconvene almost 24 times, McFadden approached the group, identified himself as an officer and
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Michael Brown in Ferguson, Eric Garner in Staten Island, Tamir Rice in Cleveland, Walter Scott in
North Charleston and, most recently, Freddie Gray in Baltimore have dominated the headlines this
entire school year. These men and their stories provide the basis for claims of racially discriminatory
treatment of African Americans at the hands of the police. It is true that each of the stories surrounding
these men is different, but the one unifying theme is that police around the country are interpreting our
Constitutional rights in a way that is insufficient to protect African Americans and the population in
general. This paper will explore one Constitutional right the 4th Amendment protection against
unreasonable search and seizures and examine how one Supreme Court decision that narrowed the
scope of the 4th Amendment and unintentionally created a mechanism by which the rights of citizens
could be unfairly impeded by police. On June 10 1968, the United States Supreme Court sided with
the government in the case Terry v Ohio, and held that the practice of stop and frisk was within the
bounds of the 4th Amendment and therefore constitutional. On October 31, 1963, while walking a
routine beat in Cleveland, Ohio, Officer Martin McFadden noticed a group of three African American
men acting suspiciously outside of a jewelry store. After watching them walk by the store and
reconvene almost 24 times, McFadden approached the group, identified himself as an officer and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On Khmer Rouge
In between 1975 1979 during the Khmer Rouge s reign in Cambodia, a total of roughly 2 million
people were killed. A significant amount of these people were victims of execution enforced by the
regime (Cambodia s Brutal Khmer Rouge Regime). By killing this amount of people in such a short
period of time, millions of families were forced into a state of emotional turmoil and grievance
without some loved ones alive. Also, the current population suffered an immediate blow with the loss
of all of these people, especially a scarce amount of doctors and lawyers during the regime s rule.
According to a teacher who broke the regime s law of no travelling, she was taken with 19 others in
the back of a truck enroute to their deaths. She said, One ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No human being should have to deal with these horrible living conditions, especially as a young girl.
As a result of the actions by the regime, Channary was forced to be self reliant as an adolescent with
no family around to love. Everything was gone. After all of this terror occurred during the regime, the
population of Cambodia shrunk and dropped in age for a long period of time, the country struggled to
function, and many leaders of the Khmer Rouge were brought to justice while Pol Pot and others were
never put to justice. When the regime s reign concluded, Cambodia found themselves in a state of
disarray. For one, the government struggled greatly due to a lack of a forceful ruler and party in place..
Also, the entire country was left hungry after shipping a significant amount of food away to China
under the Khmer Rouge. As a result of this rough time period, people attempted to flee and become
refugees elsewhere since Cambodia clearly wasn t moving in the right direction (The Cambodian
Genocide). Without the Khmer Rouge in power, the country was probably divided with various
opinions surrounding who should rule next. Due to a lack of food and other resources, a large amount
of people couldn t bear to continue living in Cambodia, thus resulting in the flux of Cambodian
refugees. Certainly, it was a difficult time to be living in Cambodia as the country
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In between 1975 1979 during the Khmer Rouge s reign in Cambodia, a total of roughly 2 million
people were killed. A significant amount of these people were victims of execution enforced by the
regime (Cambodia s Brutal Khmer Rouge Regime). By killing this amount of people in such a short
period of time, millions of families were forced into a state of emotional turmoil and grievance
without some loved ones alive. Also, the current population suffered an immediate blow with the loss
of all of these people, especially a scarce amount of doctors and lawyers during the regime s rule.
According to a teacher who broke the regime s law of no travelling, she was taken with 19 others in
the back of a truck enroute to their deaths. She said, One ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No human being should have to deal with these horrible living conditions, especially as a young girl.
As a result of the actions by the regime, Channary was forced to be self reliant as an adolescent with
no family around to love. Everything was gone. After all of this terror occurred during the regime, the
population of Cambodia shrunk and dropped in age for a long period of time, the country struggled to
function, and many leaders of the Khmer Rouge were brought to justice while Pol Pot and others were
never put to justice. When the regime s reign concluded, Cambodia found themselves in a state of
disarray. For one, the government struggled greatly due to a lack of a forceful ruler and party in place..
Also, the entire country was left hungry after shipping a significant amount of food away to China
under the Khmer Rouge. As a result of this rough time period, people attempted to flee and become
refugees elsewhere since Cambodia clearly wasn t moving in the right direction (The Cambodian
Genocide). Without the Khmer Rouge in power, the country was probably divided with various
opinions surrounding who should rule next. Due to a lack of food and other resources, a large amount
of people couldn t bear to continue living in Cambodia, thus resulting in the flux of Cambodian
refugees. Certainly, it was a difficult time to be living in Cambodia as the country
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How Self Regulation Impacts Resilience
General
These papers were chosen as they provide insight into how self regulation impacts resilience. As
resilience is a broad topic, these papers provide insight into self regulation can benefit a variety of
areas including neurological, epidemiological and how they can be implemented in therapeutic real
world interventions.
Socioeconomic Status
Buckner, J. C., Mezzacappa, E., Beardslee, W. R. (2003). Characteristics of resilient youths living in
poverty: The role of self regulatory processes. Development and psychopathology, 15(01), 139 162.
This article is a cross sectional study that examines the extent to which self regulatory skills occur in
resilient versus non resilient youth. Along with the cross sectional method, the study also has a person
focused approach allowing for a more holistic approach, though a variable focused approach is used
when examining resilience to produce empirical results. It employs a variety of tests to measure the
wide range of factors from prevalence of clinical disorders, such as anxiety, to the impact of chronic
stressors, and competence in tasks required in daily life, within the developmental status of the
individual. The study recognizes its limitations in determining causality due to the cross sectional
nature of the study, as well as possible under reporting on topics such as history of abuse. The study
takes into consideration a wide variety of factors appropriate to a topic as broad as resilience,
including socioeconomic
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General
These papers were chosen as they provide insight into how self regulation impacts resilience. As
resilience is a broad topic, these papers provide insight into self regulation can benefit a variety of
areas including neurological, epidemiological and how they can be implemented in therapeutic real
world interventions.
Socioeconomic Status
Buckner, J. C., Mezzacappa, E., Beardslee, W. R. (2003). Characteristics of resilient youths living in
poverty: The role of self regulatory processes. Development and psychopathology, 15(01), 139 162.
This article is a cross sectional study that examines the extent to which self regulatory skills occur in
resilient versus non resilient youth. Along with the cross sectional method, the study also has a person
focused approach allowing for a more holistic approach, though a variable focused approach is used
when examining resilience to produce empirical results. It employs a variety of tests to measure the
wide range of factors from prevalence of clinical disorders, such as anxiety, to the impact of chronic
stressors, and competence in tasks required in daily life, within the developmental status of the
individual. The study recognizes its limitations in determining causality due to the cross sectional
nature of the study, as well as possible under reporting on topics such as history of abuse. The study
takes into consideration a wide variety of factors appropriate to a topic as broad as resilience,
including socioeconomic
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William Randolph Hearst And The French Revolution
Since Progressive era was the reformation period, many political and economic changes occurred in
California. To know these reformation movements and other changes, the newspapers played an
important role for the people in that period of time. Then, the more successful in newspaper, the more
competitions occurred in journalists and publishers. There were many well known newspaper tycoons
such as Joseph Pulitzer and Ida Tarbell. Among them, William Randolph Hearst was the most
successful person in newspaper chain because he had many resources and supports to do what he
wanted, and his success led to influence in newspaper because he was the owner of the Spanish War
and was able to build the media empire. Since William Randolph Hearst was ... Show more content on
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Therefore, he was able to manage his own newspaper earlier than any others in his age because of his
family background and the supports. In addition, as Hearst had a great starting point in his career, he
had got success in his newspaper career because he had enough money to spend in upgrading and to
buy many newspaper companies. Leonard describes his success in the media world by hiring the best
journalists and talented writers. So, he could make the Examiner to succeed by spending more money
from his father s mines. Addressing how much he spent for his work, the writer mentions Hearst spent
more than $8 million of family money in his first decade of newspaper work. Moreover, he purchased
another newspaper, the New York Journal, and he owned more than two dozen newspaper nationwide.
According to his profile, the writer said In fact, nearly one in four Americans got their news from a
Hearst paper. Therefore, the more he purchased the newspaper companies, the more he became
influence in that area because more than half of the people in the United States read his newspaper in
that period of time. Furthermore, the yellow journalism was emerged in the late 19th century because
of William Hearst, and that new term helped start the Spanish War. In the Article of Newspaper Wars ,
the writer explains how yellow journalism was founded. He describes In September 1895, Hearst had
acquired the New York Journal, one of the few major Eastern papers. Hearst had inherited an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Since Progressive era was the reformation period, many political and economic changes occurred in
California. To know these reformation movements and other changes, the newspapers played an
important role for the people in that period of time. Then, the more successful in newspaper, the more
competitions occurred in journalists and publishers. There were many well known newspaper tycoons
such as Joseph Pulitzer and Ida Tarbell. Among them, William Randolph Hearst was the most
successful person in newspaper chain because he had many resources and supports to do what he
wanted, and his success led to influence in newspaper because he was the owner of the Spanish War
and was able to build the media empire. Since William Randolph Hearst was ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, he was able to manage his own newspaper earlier than any others in his age because of his
family background and the supports. In addition, as Hearst had a great starting point in his career, he
had got success in his newspaper career because he had enough money to spend in upgrading and to
buy many newspaper companies. Leonard describes his success in the media world by hiring the best
journalists and talented writers. So, he could make the Examiner to succeed by spending more money
from his father s mines. Addressing how much he spent for his work, the writer mentions Hearst spent
more than $8 million of family money in his first decade of newspaper work. Moreover, he purchased
another newspaper, the New York Journal, and he owned more than two dozen newspaper nationwide.
According to his profile, the writer said In fact, nearly one in four Americans got their news from a
Hearst paper. Therefore, the more he purchased the newspaper companies, the more he became
influence in that area because more than half of the people in the United States read his newspaper in
that period of time. Furthermore, the yellow journalism was emerged in the late 19th century because
of William Hearst, and that new term helped start the Spanish War. In the Article of Newspaper Wars ,
the writer explains how yellow journalism was founded. He describes In September 1895, Hearst had
acquired the New York Journal, one of the few major Eastern papers. Hearst had inherited an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Thomas A. Dorsey and Gospel Music Essay
Thomas A. Dorsey and Gospel Music
Gospel songs combined religious lyrics with melodies and rhythms inspired by early blues and jazz.
Many churches rejected this new integration of religious conviction and popular song as devil s music
that had no place in a house of worship.
Thomas A. Dorsey, the Father of Gospel Music described gospel, saying, It s evangelistic, it has a
rhythm and carries a message with the feeling and fever that many sacred songs do not have, the
gospel is good news. Good News is often used as a reference to the word of God. Gospel music is
sometimes simply called good news.
Thomas Andrew Dorsey, the Father of Gospel Music, began using the phrase gospel songs in the mid
1920s, for a new kind of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Chicago, Dorsey, known during these years by several stage names Barrelhouse Tom, Texas
Tommy, and, most commonly, Georgia Tom started out playing theaters, clubs, and rent parties
(parties held to raise rent money). By 1930, however, Georgia Tom Dorsey had become a success as a
bluesman composing, performing, and recording the blues with many talented musicians, including
Ma Rainey and Tampa Red.
Georgia Tom Dorsey worked with many of the significant early blues performers of Chicago. Ma and
her husband Pa Rainey played across the country in the early days of the blues. Dorsey saw her sing at
the 81 Theater as early as 1912, when he was just 13. A decade later, Dorsey, living and working in
Chicago, was asked to put a new band together for her. Ma Rainey and her Wild Cats Jazz Band
opened at Chicago s Grand Theater to a full house.
Thomas Andrew Dorsey met Nettie Harper at Dorsey s uncle s rooming house, where Nettie and
Thomas each boarded for a time.
On August 1, 1925, they were married in Chicago and on August 2 they left to travel with Ma Rainey
and her band. Ma hired Nettie to be her wardrobe mistress. Nettie and Thomas were on the road
together and Thomas was arranging and playing for one of the biggest stars in his profession. Dorsey
said, [I]t was a joy, just like a big long honeymoon.
In late summer 1932, Dorsey went to a meeting in St. Louis for a few days.
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Thomas A. Dorsey and Gospel Music
Gospel songs combined religious lyrics with melodies and rhythms inspired by early blues and jazz.
Many churches rejected this new integration of religious conviction and popular song as devil s music
that had no place in a house of worship.
Thomas A. Dorsey, the Father of Gospel Music described gospel, saying, It s evangelistic, it has a
rhythm and carries a message with the feeling and fever that many sacred songs do not have, the
gospel is good news. Good News is often used as a reference to the word of God. Gospel music is
sometimes simply called good news.
Thomas Andrew Dorsey, the Father of Gospel Music, began using the phrase gospel songs in the mid
1920s, for a new kind of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Chicago, Dorsey, known during these years by several stage names Barrelhouse Tom, Texas
Tommy, and, most commonly, Georgia Tom started out playing theaters, clubs, and rent parties
(parties held to raise rent money). By 1930, however, Georgia Tom Dorsey had become a success as a
bluesman composing, performing, and recording the blues with many talented musicians, including
Ma Rainey and Tampa Red.
Georgia Tom Dorsey worked with many of the significant early blues performers of Chicago. Ma and
her husband Pa Rainey played across the country in the early days of the blues. Dorsey saw her sing at
the 81 Theater as early as 1912, when he was just 13. A decade later, Dorsey, living and working in
Chicago, was asked to put a new band together for her. Ma Rainey and her Wild Cats Jazz Band
opened at Chicago s Grand Theater to a full house.
Thomas Andrew Dorsey met Nettie Harper at Dorsey s uncle s rooming house, where Nettie and
Thomas each boarded for a time.
On August 1, 1925, they were married in Chicago and on August 2 they left to travel with Ma Rainey
and her band. Ma hired Nettie to be her wardrobe mistress. Nettie and Thomas were on the road
together and Thomas was arranging and playing for one of the biggest stars in his profession. Dorsey
said, [I]t was a joy, just like a big long honeymoon.
In late summer 1932, Dorsey went to a meeting in St. Louis for a few days.
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The Theme Of Amnesia In The Novel The Return Of The Soldier
William Tecumseh Sherman said it best in 1870, when he said: I tell you, war is Hell, and the First
World War gave truth to that statement. From over four years, the entire world was embroiled in the
throes of war. The allied nations of Britain, France, Imperial Russia and later America seemingly
fought a just war against the aggression of Imperial Germany and Austria Hungary. The War to End all
Wars may not have done what it s epithet claims, it was the war that opened up countless boxes for the
world to explore. One such box was the coinage of the term shell shock This crude and blunt term was
the first to recognize what we now call post traumatic stress disorder or PTSD. Millions of men came
home from the front with broken minds and people had to find a way to fix something that seemingly
could not be fixed. In her 1918 novel, The Return of the Soldier, British author Rebecca West tackles
the issue of mental health in a time when the human brain was even still an elusive enigma. She takes
the example of a shell shocked soldier to explore the themes of how amnesia can touch the lives of not
just the afflicted, the selfishness of those his ailment has affected, and the morality of their actions.
When people try to think of an image of the First World War, they think of the horrors of trenches that
stretched from Belgium to Switzerland and the tens of millions of men that inhabited them. Back in
Britain, the war affected every home. German zeppelin bombers broke
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
William Tecumseh Sherman said it best in 1870, when he said: I tell you, war is Hell, and the First
World War gave truth to that statement. From over four years, the entire world was embroiled in the
throes of war. The allied nations of Britain, France, Imperial Russia and later America seemingly
fought a just war against the aggression of Imperial Germany and Austria Hungary. The War to End all
Wars may not have done what it s epithet claims, it was the war that opened up countless boxes for the
world to explore. One such box was the coinage of the term shell shock This crude and blunt term was
the first to recognize what we now call post traumatic stress disorder or PTSD. Millions of men came
home from the front with broken minds and people had to find a way to fix something that seemingly
could not be fixed. In her 1918 novel, The Return of the Soldier, British author Rebecca West tackles
the issue of mental health in a time when the human brain was even still an elusive enigma. She takes
the example of a shell shocked soldier to explore the themes of how amnesia can touch the lives of not
just the afflicted, the selfishness of those his ailment has affected, and the morality of their actions.
When people try to think of an image of the First World War, they think of the horrors of trenches that
stretched from Belgium to Switzerland and the tens of millions of men that inhabited them. Back in
Britain, the war affected every home. German zeppelin bombers broke
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Detection of Biological Molecules
Detection of Biological Molecules
Introduction: Without carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen and phosphorus, life wouldn t exist.
These are the most abundant elements in living organisms.
These elements are held together by covalent bonds, ionic bonds, hydrogen bonds, and disulfide
bonds. Covalent bonds are especially strong, thus, are present in monomers, the building blocks of
life. These monomers combine to make polymers, which is a long chain of monomers strung together.
Biological molecules can be distinguished by their functional groups. For example, an amino group is
present in amino acids, and a carboxyl group can always be found in fatty acids.
The groups can be separated into two more categories, the polar, ... Show more content on
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Mixed with 5 different toothpicks. 3. Observed reactions and recorded in the table below. Cleaned out
the 5 test tubes. Data:
Iodine Test Results
Discussion: The iodine test was successful. Potato juice and starch were the only two substances
containing starch. Again, glucose and onion juice contains glucose, while water doesn t contain starch
or glucose and was just tested to make sure the test was done properly.
SUDAN III TEST
Introduction: Sudan III test detects the hydrocarbon groups that are remaining in the molecule. Due to
the fact that the hydrocarbon groups are nonpolar, and stick tightly together with their polar
surroundings, it is called a hydrophobic interaction and this is the basis for the Sudan III test. If the
end result is a visible orange, it tests positive.
Material: scissors deionized water margarine Sudan
III solution petri dish starch ethyl alcohol forceps lead pencil cream 5 barrel pipettes filter paper
cooking oil blow dryer
Procedure: 1. Cut a piece of filter paper so it would fit into a petri dish. 2. Used a lead pencil, and
marked W for water, S for starch, K for cream, C for cooking oil and M for margarine. Draw a small
circle next to each letter for the solution to be placed. 3. Dissolve starch, cream, cooking oil and
margarine in ethyl alcohol. 4. Used a barrel pipette for each solution, added a small drop from each
solution to the appropriate circled spot on the filter paper.
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Detection of Biological Molecules
Introduction: Without carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen and phosphorus, life wouldn t exist.
These are the most abundant elements in living organisms.
These elements are held together by covalent bonds, ionic bonds, hydrogen bonds, and disulfide
bonds. Covalent bonds are especially strong, thus, are present in monomers, the building blocks of
life. These monomers combine to make polymers, which is a long chain of monomers strung together.
Biological molecules can be distinguished by their functional groups. For example, an amino group is
present in amino acids, and a carboxyl group can always be found in fatty acids.
The groups can be separated into two more categories, the polar, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Mixed with 5 different toothpicks. 3. Observed reactions and recorded in the table below. Cleaned out
the 5 test tubes. Data:
Iodine Test Results
Discussion: The iodine test was successful. Potato juice and starch were the only two substances
containing starch. Again, glucose and onion juice contains glucose, while water doesn t contain starch
or glucose and was just tested to make sure the test was done properly.
SUDAN III TEST
Introduction: Sudan III test detects the hydrocarbon groups that are remaining in the molecule. Due to
the fact that the hydrocarbon groups are nonpolar, and stick tightly together with their polar
surroundings, it is called a hydrophobic interaction and this is the basis for the Sudan III test. If the
end result is a visible orange, it tests positive.
Material: scissors deionized water margarine Sudan
III solution petri dish starch ethyl alcohol forceps lead pencil cream 5 barrel pipettes filter paper
cooking oil blow dryer
Procedure: 1. Cut a piece of filter paper so it would fit into a petri dish. 2. Used a lead pencil, and
marked W for water, S for starch, K for cream, C for cooking oil and M for margarine. Draw a small
circle next to each letter for the solution to be placed. 3. Dissolve starch, cream, cooking oil and
margarine in ethyl alcohol. 4. Used a barrel pipette for each solution, added a small drop from each
solution to the appropriate circled spot on the filter paper.
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Table 1 Organizes All Observational And Statistical Data
Table 1 organizes all observational and statistical data throughout the experimentation. Mass and
volume amounts from various reagents were based upon these values and therefore are insignificant in
a table. Each beginning, intermediate, and final product demonstrated shows the initial mass recorded
before the next reactionary process began. At the end of each experimentation set, a dollop of sample
was utilized to examine IR peaks and melting point range. The IR peaks displayed are the peaks
present in the experimental samples that support the pure identity of the product. General observations
during and after procedures were noted and are displayed above.
Figure 4. IR spectra of benzaldehyde
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DISCUSSION
The first place to start on overall success of the experimentation would be the IR and melting point
values. If the IR and melting point reveal to match exactly with literature values, the whole of
experimentation can be deemed successful. Unfortunately, the reality is not as simple, for even a slight
impure peak or skewness in melting point shows flaw in the sample product. Benzaldehyde was the
first chemical in question. For this lab example, pure benzaldehyde was provided. For exemplary
purposes, the IR of benzaldehyde was taken to track the peak alterations that could occur in later steps.
The melting point provides further evidence of the purity of the benzaldehyde, but purity was assumed
and therefore melting point was not taken. Benzaldehyde is a simple aromatic compound with a
aldehyde group; therefore, expected peaks are the aromatic ring constituents, C=O bond representative
of aldehydes, and C H bonds representative of aldehydes. According to the expected literature values
in place for this functional groups, benzaldehyde was sufficiently pure, containing all the correct
values. With the correct IR spectrograph available, all following IR samplings follow stepwise in
junction with the first. Further skewness can thus be considered flaw in procedure and not
benzaldehyde. Benzoin condensed from a catalyzed reaction with Vitamin B and benzaldehyde, mixed
with various basic and acidic
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Table 1 organizes all observational and statistical data throughout the experimentation. Mass and
volume amounts from various reagents were based upon these values and therefore are insignificant in
a table. Each beginning, intermediate, and final product demonstrated shows the initial mass recorded
before the next reactionary process began. At the end of each experimentation set, a dollop of sample
was utilized to examine IR peaks and melting point range. The IR peaks displayed are the peaks
present in the experimental samples that support the pure identity of the product. General observations
during and after procedures were noted and are displayed above.
Figure 4. IR spectra of benzaldehyde
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DISCUSSION
The first place to start on overall success of the experimentation would be the IR and melting point
values. If the IR and melting point reveal to match exactly with literature values, the whole of
experimentation can be deemed successful. Unfortunately, the reality is not as simple, for even a slight
impure peak or skewness in melting point shows flaw in the sample product. Benzaldehyde was the
first chemical in question. For this lab example, pure benzaldehyde was provided. For exemplary
purposes, the IR of benzaldehyde was taken to track the peak alterations that could occur in later steps.
The melting point provides further evidence of the purity of the benzaldehyde, but purity was assumed
and therefore melting point was not taken. Benzaldehyde is a simple aromatic compound with a
aldehyde group; therefore, expected peaks are the aromatic ring constituents, C=O bond representative
of aldehydes, and C H bonds representative of aldehydes. According to the expected literature values
in place for this functional groups, benzaldehyde was sufficiently pure, containing all the correct
values. With the correct IR spectrograph available, all following IR samplings follow stepwise in
junction with the first. Further skewness can thus be considered flaw in procedure and not
benzaldehyde. Benzoin condensed from a catalyzed reaction with Vitamin B and benzaldehyde, mixed
with various basic and acidic
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Essay about Glycolic Acid
Glycolic acid is a group of chemicals known as alpha hydroxyl acids or fruit acids. It is mainly
derived from sugar cane, and hence it is a natural product. The citric acid found in oranges and other
citrus fruits also come under the same division as glycolic acids. The glycolic acid acne treatment can
be effectively used to treat some cases of acne.
Glycolic acid is mostly used in cosmetic forms rather than industrial. It is usually used as a skin
exfoliant and a moisturizer. Some proponents of glycolic acid state that the products which contain
less than 10% concentration of glycolic acid is rendered useless. The government considers the use of
glycolic acid over the 10% concentration can prove to be a dangerous material and this is ... Show
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These chemical peels can also be used for improving the appearance of the skin which is damaged by
previous acne scarring.
Characteristics of glycolic acid
Glycolic acid acne therapy is basically derived from sugar cane. It is a member of the alpha hydroxyl
family of ingredients which are used in skin care and cosmetic treatments. the glycolic acid is an
important part of the light chemical peels, used by the skin specialists to loosen the black heads and
also reduce the number of papules which are caused due to acne. Glycolic acid is also used in
superficial to moderate chemical peels which are used to remove the acne damaged tissues to allow a
new and fresh skin to appear.
Effects of glycolic acid acne treatment
Glycolic acid can make the skin sensitive than normal. This is why it is best to always test a small area
of the skin before you start using the glycolic acid acne treatment on your skin.
Glycolic acid exfoliates the skin. The glycolic acid travels deep below the acne blemishes and breaks
down the dead skin cells that are clogging the pores.
Glycolic acid also has an ability to moisturize your skin after it removes the dead skin cells. This
allows the acne prone skin to remain moisturized and prevent drying out and promoting more
production of more oil to compensate for the moisture that was lost in the treatment process.
When you are using the glycolic acid acne products, prevent sun exposure on your skin or
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Glycolic acid is a group of chemicals known as alpha hydroxyl acids or fruit acids. It is mainly
derived from sugar cane, and hence it is a natural product. The citric acid found in oranges and other
citrus fruits also come under the same division as glycolic acids. The glycolic acid acne treatment can
be effectively used to treat some cases of acne.
Glycolic acid is mostly used in cosmetic forms rather than industrial. It is usually used as a skin
exfoliant and a moisturizer. Some proponents of glycolic acid state that the products which contain
less than 10% concentration of glycolic acid is rendered useless. The government considers the use of
glycolic acid over the 10% concentration can prove to be a dangerous material and this is ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These chemical peels can also be used for improving the appearance of the skin which is damaged by
previous acne scarring.
Characteristics of glycolic acid
Glycolic acid acne therapy is basically derived from sugar cane. It is a member of the alpha hydroxyl
family of ingredients which are used in skin care and cosmetic treatments. the glycolic acid is an
important part of the light chemical peels, used by the skin specialists to loosen the black heads and
also reduce the number of papules which are caused due to acne. Glycolic acid is also used in
superficial to moderate chemical peels which are used to remove the acne damaged tissues to allow a
new and fresh skin to appear.
Effects of glycolic acid acne treatment
Glycolic acid can make the skin sensitive than normal. This is why it is best to always test a small area
of the skin before you start using the glycolic acid acne treatment on your skin.
Glycolic acid exfoliates the skin. The glycolic acid travels deep below the acne blemishes and breaks
down the dead skin cells that are clogging the pores.
Glycolic acid also has an ability to moisturize your skin after it removes the dead skin cells. This
allows the acne prone skin to remain moisturized and prevent drying out and promoting more
production of more oil to compensate for the moisture that was lost in the treatment process.
When you are using the glycolic acid acne products, prevent sun exposure on your skin or
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The Life of Edwin Eugene Aldrin, Jr. Essay
Filling the Space Left by Space: Buzz Aldrin s Journey Through Depression and Alcoholism
Introduction to Depression and Alcoholism Most everyone will experience a number of high and lows
in life; a wide range of emotions is part of the human experience. There are many who may experience
depression and a prolonged existence of the negative emotional state is identified as major depressive
disorder, one of the most prevalent mental disorders in the United States (Alloy, Riskind Manos, 2005,
p. 248). Major depressive disorder by itself presents a difficult struggle, for the person with the
disorder and those supporting them, but the battle can be amplified when it presented with substance
abuse and particularly alcoholism. Dr. Mark Jacob ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However when Aldrin (2009) returned from the event that shook the world, he would find that his own
world and understanding of himself was quite shaken and he would eventually have to face the
question as he quotes in his latest autobiography Magnificent Desolation, After the Moon, what next?
(p.59).
Life After the Moon
In Magnificent Desolation there are hints of anhdonia, a decrease or loss of pleasure and interest in
usual activites (Alloy, Riskind Manos, 2005, p. 247), apparent as Aldrin expresses the feelings of
uncertainty that appeared even within the first few weeks of returning from the moon. He describes his
feelings of doubt and pending despair as he pondered what the future might hold for him after he had
been to the top of his world at age thirty nine (Aldrin Abraham, 2009, p. 60). As he was thrust into a
public relations role being sent from country to country and city to city, Aldrin found himself feeling
further and further away from the life and self he once knew. His discontentment and lack of direction
left him wondering, How could I have gone almost overnight from being on top of the world to feeling
useless, worthless, and washed up? I wanted to resume my duties, but there were no duties to resume
(Aldrin Abraham, 2009, p.80).
As his
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Filling the Space Left by Space: Buzz Aldrin s Journey Through Depression and Alcoholism
Introduction to Depression and Alcoholism Most everyone will experience a number of high and lows
in life; a wide range of emotions is part of the human experience. There are many who may experience
depression and a prolonged existence of the negative emotional state is identified as major depressive
disorder, one of the most prevalent mental disorders in the United States (Alloy, Riskind Manos, 2005,
p. 248). Major depressive disorder by itself presents a difficult struggle, for the person with the
disorder and those supporting them, but the battle can be amplified when it presented with substance
abuse and particularly alcoholism. Dr. Mark Jacob ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However when Aldrin (2009) returned from the event that shook the world, he would find that his own
world and understanding of himself was quite shaken and he would eventually have to face the
question as he quotes in his latest autobiography Magnificent Desolation, After the Moon, what next?
(p.59).
Life After the Moon
In Magnificent Desolation there are hints of anhdonia, a decrease or loss of pleasure and interest in
usual activites (Alloy, Riskind Manos, 2005, p. 247), apparent as Aldrin expresses the feelings of
uncertainty that appeared even within the first few weeks of returning from the moon. He describes his
feelings of doubt and pending despair as he pondered what the future might hold for him after he had
been to the top of his world at age thirty nine (Aldrin Abraham, 2009, p. 60). As he was thrust into a
public relations role being sent from country to country and city to city, Aldrin found himself feeling
further and further away from the life and self he once knew. His discontentment and lack of direction
left him wondering, How could I have gone almost overnight from being on top of the world to feeling
useless, worthless, and washed up? I wanted to resume my duties, but there were no duties to resume
(Aldrin Abraham, 2009, p.80).
As his
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Hgt1 Community Health Nursing Practicum Wgu Western...
HGT1 Community Health Nursing Practicum WGU Western Governors University
http://www.homeworkminutes.com/question/view/52795/HGT1 Community Health Nursing
Practicum WGU Western Governors University
DESCRIPTION Introduction:
The following are directions to write the narrative description of your field project. It should be
written in APA (6th edition) format, appropriately noting in text citations, references, etc. You may
attach as appendices any charts, tables, or other materials (labeled with the source identified per APA
format). The document should be a minimum of 7 pages and no more than 10 pages, not including the
cover sheet, reference page(s), and appendices. Use the headings in the outline below as the headings
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Describe how this health concern is linked to a health inequity for the population of interest.
b. Use data to support your conclusion.
5. Describe the community resources and partners (e.g., mission, activities, Web sites) currently
involved with the health concern.
C. Diagnosis
1. Discuss aspects of the health concern not being addressed despite the efforts of the partners
involved.
D. Outcomes Identification
1. Describe the ultimate outcome(s) or goal(s) for improvement related to the health concern.
E. Planning
1. Recommend nursing actions to improve the health concern.
Note: Use the Minnesota intervention wheel as an aid in selecting the broad areas for nursing action.
2. Explain how you and other nurses might work with the community and the population of interest to
improve the health concern.
Note: Select primary and secondary prevention activities only.
3. Discuss potential public and private partnerships that could be formed to implement your
recommendations.
4. Discuss the overall objective(s) for implementing these activities.
5. Create a timelines for expected outcomes.
F. Evaluation
1. Explain how you would evaluate whether the efforts to improve the health concern were effective.
Include in your explanation the tools you might use to do this evaluation.
G. Conclusion
1. Reflect on how your perspective of the community s health and the national, state, and local efforts
toward a healthier population
HGT1 Community Health Nursing Practicum WGU Western Governors University
http://www.homeworkminutes.com/question/view/52795/HGT1 Community Health Nursing
Practicum WGU Western Governors University
DESCRIPTION Introduction:
The following are directions to write the narrative description of your field project. It should be
written in APA (6th edition) format, appropriately noting in text citations, references, etc. You may
attach as appendices any charts, tables, or other materials (labeled with the source identified per APA
format). The document should be a minimum of 7 pages and no more than 10 pages, not including the
cover sheet, reference page(s), and appendices. Use the headings in the outline below as the headings
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Describe how this health concern is linked to a health inequity for the population of interest.
b. Use data to support your conclusion.
5. Describe the community resources and partners (e.g., mission, activities, Web sites) currently
involved with the health concern.
C. Diagnosis
1. Discuss aspects of the health concern not being addressed despite the efforts of the partners
involved.
D. Outcomes Identification
1. Describe the ultimate outcome(s) or goal(s) for improvement related to the health concern.
E. Planning
1. Recommend nursing actions to improve the health concern.
Note: Use the Minnesota intervention wheel as an aid in selecting the broad areas for nursing action.
2. Explain how you and other nurses might work with the community and the population of interest to
improve the health concern.
Note: Select primary and secondary prevention activities only.
3. Discuss potential public and private partnerships that could be formed to implement your
recommendations.
4. Discuss the overall objective(s) for implementing these activities.
5. Create a timelines for expected outcomes.
F. Evaluation
1. Explain how you would evaluate whether the efforts to improve the health concern were effective.
Include in your explanation the tools you might use to do this evaluation.
G. Conclusion
1. Reflect on how your perspective of the community s health and the national, state, and local efforts
toward a healthier population
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Carson Silent Spring Analysis
Carson s introduction to her Silent Spring portrays the utter destruction of the environment caused by
us humans disdain towards nature through our constant use of pesticides; therefore, she urges her
audience to recognize the significance of maintaining the health of our environment lest we want to
live in her bleak description of our future Earth. Carson opens up with the juxtaposition of two worlds:
one beautiful and untouched, and one deserted and barren. Her change in diction from positive to
malign illustrates the contrast, going from words like prosperous and beauty to blight, death, and
sickness. By showing the complete opposite sides of the spectrum, Carson exemplifies how ruinous
the use of pesticides is on the environment,
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Carson s introduction to her Silent Spring portrays the utter destruction of the environment caused by
us humans disdain towards nature through our constant use of pesticides; therefore, she urges her
audience to recognize the significance of maintaining the health of our environment lest we want to
live in her bleak description of our future Earth. Carson opens up with the juxtaposition of two worlds:
one beautiful and untouched, and one deserted and barren. Her change in diction from positive to
malign illustrates the contrast, going from words like prosperous and beauty to blight, death, and
sickness. By showing the complete opposite sides of the spectrum, Carson exemplifies how ruinous
the use of pesticides is on the environment,
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What Is The Difference Between Constant Diamond And The...
The movies Blood Diamond (2006), directed by Edward Zwick and The Constant Gardener (2005),
directed by Fernando Meirelles, both focus mainly on the exploitation of Africa, especially by The
West and Europe. By highlight these important issues the movies awaken a sense of awareness in their
audiences.
In The Constant Gardener , Rachel Weisz was cast as one of the main Characters; Tessa Quayle.
From the first memories Justin has of her in the conference room, Tessa is presented as a passionate
activist, who perhaps acts before she thinks (this is shown by her embarrassment after she boldly
shared her thoughts in the conference room). The connection she shared with the children from Africa
brings her loving and caring nature to the foreground and this motherly nature is highlighted even
further by Tessa s pregnancy. Tessa does however have an extremely secretive side which is one of the
conflicts Tessa faces with Justin. By keeping part of her life a secret, she prevents Justin from fully
understanding her, which leads to miscommunication and ultimately a breach of trust as Justin
suspects that Tessa is having an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For the portrayal of Africa, warm, vibrant colours were used, both for the African landscape,
especially in Blood Diamond , where the grass was depicted a lush green, but also for portraying the
Township in The Constant Gardener , as the warm colours brought out the colourful traditional
clothing and the red soil. For most of the scenes in Africa, soft lighting was used . The combination of
the colour and the lighting evokes a sense of favouritism in the audience towards Africa, as in Europe,
the colours were mostly dull and grey, almost no nature was depicted, but instead huge grey buildings
towering over the cities contributing towards a sense of intimidation, this was predominantly seen in
The Constant Gardener , however also when Solomon went to
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The movies Blood Diamond (2006), directed by Edward Zwick and The Constant Gardener (2005),
directed by Fernando Meirelles, both focus mainly on the exploitation of Africa, especially by The
West and Europe. By highlight these important issues the movies awaken a sense of awareness in their
audiences.
In The Constant Gardener , Rachel Weisz was cast as one of the main Characters; Tessa Quayle.
From the first memories Justin has of her in the conference room, Tessa is presented as a passionate
activist, who perhaps acts before she thinks (this is shown by her embarrassment after she boldly
shared her thoughts in the conference room). The connection she shared with the children from Africa
brings her loving and caring nature to the foreground and this motherly nature is highlighted even
further by Tessa s pregnancy. Tessa does however have an extremely secretive side which is one of the
conflicts Tessa faces with Justin. By keeping part of her life a secret, she prevents Justin from fully
understanding her, which leads to miscommunication and ultimately a breach of trust as Justin
suspects that Tessa is having an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For the portrayal of Africa, warm, vibrant colours were used, both for the African landscape,
especially in Blood Diamond , where the grass was depicted a lush green, but also for portraying the
Township in The Constant Gardener , as the warm colours brought out the colourful traditional
clothing and the red soil. For most of the scenes in Africa, soft lighting was used . The combination of
the colour and the lighting evokes a sense of favouritism in the audience towards Africa, as in Europe,
the colours were mostly dull and grey, almost no nature was depicted, but instead huge grey buildings
towering over the cities contributing towards a sense of intimidation, this was predominantly seen in
The Constant Gardener , however also when Solomon went to
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The Different Presentations of Female Villany in...
Female villainy is explored through Shakespeare s tragic antagonist Lady Macbeth, a dominant and
manipulative temptress who fights against the role a patriarchal society has granted her. Similarly in
Browning s dramatic monologue The Laboratory , we hear the voice of a subversive and emotionally
disturbed jilted lover, preparing a poison for her rival in love. In contrast, in romantic poet Keats
ballad La Belle Dame Sans Merci , female villainy is developed from the perspective of a knight at
arms , retelling his experiences with a femme fatale whom like LM, sexually manipulates her lover.
Similarly in Browning s dramatic monologue My Last Duchess the reader is introduced to the young
and naive wife of an arrogant duke, whose attempts to demonize her result in her untimely death. The
two poems told by men leave the reader questioning their reliability in an endemically misogynistic
society.
Shakespeare portrays LM as predominant woman who refuses to conform to the expectations of a
patriarchal society. From the perspective of a Jacobean audience, which believed that women were
submissive and obedient, LM s immediate plan for regicide comes as a great shock. It establishes the
theme of female villainy from the beginning of the play. The conventional 16th century woman was
also expected to embrace their femininity; Shakespeare uses explicit and unequivocal language to
convey a corrupted LM who desires to relinquish every fibre of human tenderness, maternal instinct
and
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Female villainy is explored through Shakespeare s tragic antagonist Lady Macbeth, a dominant and
manipulative temptress who fights against the role a patriarchal society has granted her. Similarly in
Browning s dramatic monologue The Laboratory , we hear the voice of a subversive and emotionally
disturbed jilted lover, preparing a poison for her rival in love. In contrast, in romantic poet Keats
ballad La Belle Dame Sans Merci , female villainy is developed from the perspective of a knight at
arms , retelling his experiences with a femme fatale whom like LM, sexually manipulates her lover.
Similarly in Browning s dramatic monologue My Last Duchess the reader is introduced to the young
and naive wife of an arrogant duke, whose attempts to demonize her result in her untimely death. The
two poems told by men leave the reader questioning their reliability in an endemically misogynistic
society.
Shakespeare portrays LM as predominant woman who refuses to conform to the expectations of a
patriarchal society. From the perspective of a Jacobean audience, which believed that women were
submissive and obedient, LM s immediate plan for regicide comes as a great shock. It establishes the
theme of female villainy from the beginning of the play. The conventional 16th century woman was
also expected to embrace their femininity; Shakespeare uses explicit and unequivocal language to
convey a corrupted LM who desires to relinquish every fibre of human tenderness, maternal instinct
and
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Plague And People Summary
Disease and plague, something that has been with man since the beginning, always challenging them,
forcing them to adapt and change. Plagues and Peoples by William H. McNeill is a book explaining
the hardships, facts, and evidence of how plagues caused man to adapt and move. Documented
encounters with disease, ranging from the height of the Chinese empire, to the medieval kingdoms in
Europe and Spain, as well as the colonization of the Americas, and the great genocide of the native
peoples of South America. The illusory idea that man had won the battle in 1974 was quickly proven
wrong yet again, for man may never win the battle against disease, and forever be in a constant battle.
McNeill s claim of fact as well as Ethos allowed him to write a consistent story including rhetoric
devices, showing the true purpose of the informative book and conveying his main point of how
plagues shaped the course of humankind development. An authors claim of fact must be backed with
solid evidence ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
McNeill has this said drive, writing his book in a way that would explain what he is trying to say,
which is how plagues have always, and will always be part of mans evolution. Infectious disease
which antedated the emergence of humankind will last as long as humanity itself, and will surely
remain, as it has hitherto, one of the fundamental parameters and determinants of human history (295).
He states here exactly what he was trying to convey throughout the whole book. This shows control
over the story and that McNeill knows what he wants people to hear, and what they should do with it.
McNeill really gets the reader to think about plagues as a whole and their role in humanities evolution
and adaptation. It gives people a broader understanding and opens up new doors to which they can
learn from. This shows his claim of authority, or Ethos, of the
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Disease and plague, something that has been with man since the beginning, always challenging them,
forcing them to adapt and change. Plagues and Peoples by William H. McNeill is a book explaining
the hardships, facts, and evidence of how plagues caused man to adapt and move. Documented
encounters with disease, ranging from the height of the Chinese empire, to the medieval kingdoms in
Europe and Spain, as well as the colonization of the Americas, and the great genocide of the native
peoples of South America. The illusory idea that man had won the battle in 1974 was quickly proven
wrong yet again, for man may never win the battle against disease, and forever be in a constant battle.
McNeill s claim of fact as well as Ethos allowed him to write a consistent story including rhetoric
devices, showing the true purpose of the informative book and conveying his main point of how
plagues shaped the course of humankind development. An authors claim of fact must be backed with
solid evidence ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
McNeill has this said drive, writing his book in a way that would explain what he is trying to say,
which is how plagues have always, and will always be part of mans evolution. Infectious disease
which antedated the emergence of humankind will last as long as humanity itself, and will surely
remain, as it has hitherto, one of the fundamental parameters and determinants of human history (295).
He states here exactly what he was trying to convey throughout the whole book. This shows control
over the story and that McNeill knows what he wants people to hear, and what they should do with it.
McNeill really gets the reader to think about plagues as a whole and their role in humanities evolution
and adaptation. It gives people a broader understanding and opens up new doors to which they can
learn from. This shows his claim of authority, or Ethos, of the
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The Genetic Engineering of Human Food
Genetic Engineering refers to the direct manipulation of the genetic information of living beings. The
genes, embedded in the DNA, are the blueprints of life which determine particular traits in an
organism. With Biotechnology, Genetic Engineers are able to replace these genes from one organism
to another, resulting in completely new combinations of traits which do not occur in nature. These
Genetically Modified Organisms are artificially enhanced to express desired characteristics that are
useful to us. While GM foods introduces plenty of new possibilities that is beneficial, such as
increased nutritional value, high crop yields, it also posses a wide range of risks on human health,
natural environment and can have serious unpredicted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While the allergenicity of known allergenic sources can be easily predicted, genetic engineering
involves inserting genes from other unknown sources, whose allergenicity is unknown. In the process,
genes from allergenic sources may get transferred into non allergenic foods. Consumers consuming
these allergenic genes without having any prior knowledge of their presence in the foods, put
themselves in great danger of chronic allergic reaction. Two cases demonstrate that such concerns
have already been proved. In the 1990s, a line of GE soybeans was engineered using certain proteins
from Brazil nuts, which resulted the soybeans to have enhanced nutritional content.() But a study in
1996 found that people with common nut allergies were significantly affected when they consumed
the GE soybeans.() Likewise, a group of Australian scientists developed GE peas with a protein found
in green bean which protects the plants from beetles.() Prior to market release, the peas were tested on
mice. The research found out that the altered protein produced allergic reactions in those mice, and
alarmingly caused the mice to become susceptible to other allergens as well.() While the Brazil nut
protein expressed in the GE soybeans was a known allergen, the green bean protein expressed in the
GE peas had no history of allergenicity. These two cases show exactly how uncertain allergenicity GM
foods might have on humans. As more and more varieties of proteins are being
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Genetic Engineering refers to the direct manipulation of the genetic information of living beings. The
genes, embedded in the DNA, are the blueprints of life which determine particular traits in an
organism. With Biotechnology, Genetic Engineers are able to replace these genes from one organism
to another, resulting in completely new combinations of traits which do not occur in nature. These
Genetically Modified Organisms are artificially enhanced to express desired characteristics that are
useful to us. While GM foods introduces plenty of new possibilities that is beneficial, such as
increased nutritional value, high crop yields, it also posses a wide range of risks on human health,
natural environment and can have serious unpredicted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While the allergenicity of known allergenic sources can be easily predicted, genetic engineering
involves inserting genes from other unknown sources, whose allergenicity is unknown. In the process,
genes from allergenic sources may get transferred into non allergenic foods. Consumers consuming
these allergenic genes without having any prior knowledge of their presence in the foods, put
themselves in great danger of chronic allergic reaction. Two cases demonstrate that such concerns
have already been proved. In the 1990s, a line of GE soybeans was engineered using certain proteins
from Brazil nuts, which resulted the soybeans to have enhanced nutritional content.() But a study in
1996 found that people with common nut allergies were significantly affected when they consumed
the GE soybeans.() Likewise, a group of Australian scientists developed GE peas with a protein found
in green bean which protects the plants from beetles.() Prior to market release, the peas were tested on
mice. The research found out that the altered protein produced allergic reactions in those mice, and
alarmingly caused the mice to become susceptible to other allergens as well.() While the Brazil nut
protein expressed in the GE soybeans was a known allergen, the green bean protein expressed in the
GE peas had no history of allergenicity. These two cases show exactly how uncertain allergenicity GM
foods might have on humans. As more and more varieties of proteins are being
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Hormonal Replacement Therapy Pros And Cons
THE PRO S AND CON S OF HORMONAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY
The Pro s and Con s of Hormonal Replacement Therapy
LaSalle University
In this paper I will be focusing on the positive and negative aspects of hormonal replacement therapy.
To understand replacement therapy we first need to look at what occurs in a women s body during
menopause. As a woman is my 40 s like so many others, I will be in need of this information in the not
so distant future, and as such this topic serves a considerable purpose. Awareness and education in this
area can alleviate problems and make what could be a traumatic experience more manageable thereby
raising the quality of ones life. Hopefully, women today will no longer have to ... Show more content
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After that, bone loss slows to 1% to 2% each year.
If you are a 50 year old woman who is not taking medication, you have a 50% chance of having a
bone fracture during the remainder of your life that is related to osteoporosis. You have a 20% to 30%
chance of developing a spinal deformity known as dowager s hump. ( CAM, 2001) Even though it is
beneficial to increase their intake of calcium and vitamin D, women will still experience bone loss due
to the decrease in estrogen. Although more research is needed some recent studies have found that
Alzheimer s disease may develop in women with a family history of said disease with the onset of
menopause. Cardiovascular disease is the major cause of death in post menopausal women. This is
believed to be due to postmenopausal women being estrogen deficient.
The word menopause is used by patients and health care providers to describe a period of time in
which the functions of a women s ovaries are declining. The true definition of menopause is the last
menstrual period in woman s reproductive life. In order to have a correct diagnosis of menopause
women has to have one year of amenorrhea following her last menstrual cycle. The terms climacteric
and perimenopause are used to describe the period preceding actual menopause. At about 45 to 52
years of age the supply of ovarian follicles declines, with the majority becoming artetic or
degenerated. With the depletion of ovarian follicles, secretion of estrogen and progesterone by the
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THE PRO S AND CON S OF HORMONAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY
The Pro s and Con s of Hormonal Replacement Therapy
LaSalle University
In this paper I will be focusing on the positive and negative aspects of hormonal replacement therapy.
To understand replacement therapy we first need to look at what occurs in a women s body during
menopause. As a woman is my 40 s like so many others, I will be in need of this information in the not
so distant future, and as such this topic serves a considerable purpose. Awareness and education in this
area can alleviate problems and make what could be a traumatic experience more manageable thereby
raising the quality of ones life. Hopefully, women today will no longer have to ... Show more content
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After that, bone loss slows to 1% to 2% each year.
If you are a 50 year old woman who is not taking medication, you have a 50% chance of having a
bone fracture during the remainder of your life that is related to osteoporosis. You have a 20% to 30%
chance of developing a spinal deformity known as dowager s hump. ( CAM, 2001) Even though it is
beneficial to increase their intake of calcium and vitamin D, women will still experience bone loss due
to the decrease in estrogen. Although more research is needed some recent studies have found that
Alzheimer s disease may develop in women with a family history of said disease with the onset of
menopause. Cardiovascular disease is the major cause of death in post menopausal women. This is
believed to be due to postmenopausal women being estrogen deficient.
The word menopause is used by patients and health care providers to describe a period of time in
which the functions of a women s ovaries are declining. The true definition of menopause is the last
menstrual period in woman s reproductive life. In order to have a correct diagnosis of menopause
women has to have one year of amenorrhea following her last menstrual cycle. The terms climacteric
and perimenopause are used to describe the period preceding actual menopause. At about 45 to 52
years of age the supply of ovarian follicles declines, with the majority becoming artetic or
degenerated. With the depletion of ovarian follicles, secretion of estrogen and progesterone by the
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The Patient Is A 38 Year Old Caucasian Female
The patient is a 38 year old Caucasian female. Patient s date of birth is May 22,
1978. She is Catholic and attends church every Sunday. She currently works at Chino
Valley Medical Center as a medical assistant. The patient has asthma but indicates she
only uses her inhaler while exercising. There is no history of surgeries. She has a history
of hypothyroidism and high cholesterol levels. As a child, she had pneumonia and was
hospitalized for 2 3 days. Her last physical examination was March 2016. In November
2016, the patient states that she had inflammation in her left forearm, which was causing
extreme pain only at night, due to the pain affecting the patient s daily activities she was
prescribed methylpredisone 4mg for 6 days and ibuprofen 600 mg PRN for pain. Her last
menstrual period was December 2, 2016.
Patient is currently only taking levothyroxine 200 mcg and vitamins. Patient
states that she has seasonal allergies, but takes medication to prevent symptoms by taking
Benadryl 10mg per day as needed. Patient states she does not have any allergies to any
medications. Patient has no history of tobacco use or recreational drug use. She rarely
drinks alcohol, only at social events. Patient states she drinks wine twice a week. Patient
has caffeine in the form of coffee almost everyday. Immunization records of the patient
show that she is immune to Hepatitis B and C, tetanus, measles, mumps, and rubella
(MMR), chicken pox and the current
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The patient is a 38 year old Caucasian female. Patient s date of birth is May 22,
1978. She is Catholic and attends church every Sunday. She currently works at Chino
Valley Medical Center as a medical assistant. The patient has asthma but indicates she
only uses her inhaler while exercising. There is no history of surgeries. She has a history
of hypothyroidism and high cholesterol levels. As a child, she had pneumonia and was
hospitalized for 2 3 days. Her last physical examination was March 2016. In November
2016, the patient states that she had inflammation in her left forearm, which was causing
extreme pain only at night, due to the pain affecting the patient s daily activities she was
prescribed methylpredisone 4mg for 6 days and ibuprofen 600 mg PRN for pain. Her last
menstrual period was December 2, 2016.
Patient is currently only taking levothyroxine 200 mcg and vitamins. Patient
states that she has seasonal allergies, but takes medication to prevent symptoms by taking
Benadryl 10mg per day as needed. Patient states she does not have any allergies to any
medications. Patient has no history of tobacco use or recreational drug use. She rarely
drinks alcohol, only at social events. Patient states she drinks wine twice a week. Patient
has caffeine in the form of coffee almost everyday. Immunization records of the patient
show that she is immune to Hepatitis B and C, tetanus, measles, mumps, and rubella
(MMR), chicken pox and the current
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Observation Essay On The Railroad
Savannah MacDonald Professor David Rifkind Professor Kayla Cox ARC 2701 18 October 2017
Observation Essay . On 10th Avenue and 26th Street, in the West side of Manhattan, marks Death
Avenue. Hundreds of New Yorkers lost their lives on this street due to the railroads. In 1929, the city
finally agreed to elevate the railroad and initiate construction of the game changing High Line. In the
book, Public Art on the High Line, it states, From 1934 to 1960, it had been considered a game
changer, substantially improving the efficiency and safely of getting goods into and out of the city
(Alemani, Page 19). I think lifting the railway was ingenious, because this ultimately eliminates the
death rate of train related accidents. Although, the rise of interstate highways and commercials airlines
decreased the need for the High Line. Meat and good were not transported from the High Line
anymore, but now from trucks. In the Journal Article on the Transformation of Abandoned Railroad
Structures in American Cities, it states, Then, with the introduction of the commercial airline and
interstate highway system, the airplane began replacing the railroad as the standard for passenger
service and the trucking industry began completing for the freight service (Lau, Page 42). Therefore,
the viaduct was sold from the New York Central Railroad to the Penn Central Railroad. Then after was
acquired by the federal government system due to numerous failing railways. In the 1960s, the south
portion of the structure There was some contradiction referring to the demolition of the High Line.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg was an activist for the preservation of public parks. His leadership was a
bonus for the High Line. The city created large funding committees that ultimately made the costly
project possible. The only opposition of the High Line was from The Chelsea Property Owners. The
property owners wanted to build apartment buildings in place of the rail line. The rail way was viewed
as an impediment to the production, because it was in the way of potential profit. The Chelsea
Property Owners were determined to tear down the buildings and create numerous apartment
buildings in the city. The property owners won a 1992 court
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Savannah MacDonald Professor David Rifkind Professor Kayla Cox ARC 2701 18 October 2017
Observation Essay . On 10th Avenue and 26th Street, in the West side of Manhattan, marks Death
Avenue. Hundreds of New Yorkers lost their lives on this street due to the railroads. In 1929, the city
finally agreed to elevate the railroad and initiate construction of the game changing High Line. In the
book, Public Art on the High Line, it states, From 1934 to 1960, it had been considered a game
changer, substantially improving the efficiency and safely of getting goods into and out of the city
(Alemani, Page 19). I think lifting the railway was ingenious, because this ultimately eliminates the
death rate of train related accidents. Although, the rise of interstate highways and commercials airlines
decreased the need for the High Line. Meat and good were not transported from the High Line
anymore, but now from trucks. In the Journal Article on the Transformation of Abandoned Railroad
Structures in American Cities, it states, Then, with the introduction of the commercial airline and
interstate highway system, the airplane began replacing the railroad as the standard for passenger
service and the trucking industry began completing for the freight service (Lau, Page 42). Therefore,
the viaduct was sold from the New York Central Railroad to the Penn Central Railroad. Then after was
acquired by the federal government system due to numerous failing railways. In the 1960s, the south
portion of the structure There was some contradiction referring to the demolition of the High Line.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg was an activist for the preservation of public parks. His leadership was a
bonus for the High Line. The city created large funding committees that ultimately made the costly
project possible. The only opposition of the High Line was from The Chelsea Property Owners. The
property owners wanted to build apartment buildings in place of the rail line. The rail way was viewed
as an impediment to the production, because it was in the way of potential profit. The Chelsea
Property Owners were determined to tear down the buildings and create numerous apartment
buildings in the city. The property owners won a 1992 court
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Global Mental Health Issues
Mental health is one of the global issues that have a significant impact on the international community.
Mental health concerns are eminent globally and in every population. There are about 200 classified
forms of mental health disorders, but the common ones include anxiety, depression, schizophrenia,
post traumatic stress, dementia, bipolar disorders, and schizophrenia (Ahonen, 2014). The World
Health Organization (WHO) study shows that about a third of the global adult population suffers from
mental disease, in particular, mental disorder. 25 % of the United States adults are suffering from
mental illness (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2016). Proportionally, 206% of U.S adults
live with bipolar disorder and approximate 2.4 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, it affects the performance of the health care by increasing service demand since most of mental
disorders require complex intervention. Besides, the treatment of these numerous disorders will bring
in a strain within the health care center, thus declining the health services efficiency. Moreover, it
results in crowding out affects within the hospitals as some patients with severe mental disorders will
need to stay longer in the hospital. Consequently, this creates more demand for hospital beds and
related services. Mental illness increases health care expenditure since hospitals incurs extra cost in
hiring therapist, psychiatrist, etc. (Olesen et al., 2012). Besides, the health systems suffer more cost in
organizing awareness campaigns. On the other hand, the CDC is working collaboratively with other
organizations such as Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS), National Institute of
Health, and Behavioral Surveillance System among others to establish a comprehensive national
surveillance of mental illnesses. Consequently, the organization recommends an increased monitoring
and management of anxiety disorders across all agencies through the United States (Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention,
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Mental health is one of the global issues that have a significant impact on the international community.
Mental health concerns are eminent globally and in every population. There are about 200 classified
forms of mental health disorders, but the common ones include anxiety, depression, schizophrenia,
post traumatic stress, dementia, bipolar disorders, and schizophrenia (Ahonen, 2014). The World
Health Organization (WHO) study shows that about a third of the global adult population suffers from
mental disease, in particular, mental disorder. 25 % of the United States adults are suffering from
mental illness (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2016). Proportionally, 206% of U.S adults
live with bipolar disorder and approximate 2.4 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, it affects the performance of the health care by increasing service demand since most of mental
disorders require complex intervention. Besides, the treatment of these numerous disorders will bring
in a strain within the health care center, thus declining the health services efficiency. Moreover, it
results in crowding out affects within the hospitals as some patients with severe mental disorders will
need to stay longer in the hospital. Consequently, this creates more demand for hospital beds and
related services. Mental illness increases health care expenditure since hospitals incurs extra cost in
hiring therapist, psychiatrist, etc. (Olesen et al., 2012). Besides, the health systems suffer more cost in
organizing awareness campaigns. On the other hand, the CDC is working collaboratively with other
organizations such as Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS), National Institute of
Health, and Behavioral Surveillance System among others to establish a comprehensive national
surveillance of mental illnesses. Consequently, the organization recommends an increased monitoring
and management of anxiety disorders across all agencies through the United States (Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention,
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Judge Chavez And The Case
I am Judge Chavez and the case presented to the courts today is Leia I. Organa v. Sith Publications,
Inc. Leia I. Organa is a photographer who specializes in news events and its historical significance. In
this case, Organa accuses Sith Publications of misusing her work. Copyright for photographers means
owning property. With ownership, you get certain exclusive rights to that property. For photographic
copyrights, the ownership rights include:
(1) To reproduce the photograph;
(2) To prepare derivative works based upon the photograph;
(3) To distribute copies of the photograph to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership, or by
rental, lease, or lending
(4) To display the photograph publicly
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Question
I. Who owns the copyright in a photograph once it is taken?
In general, the person behind the camera who takes the photograph owns the photo. An exception is
when the image falls into the work made for hire category. A work made for hire relationship is
created in two situations: (1) the photographer is an employee hired to take photographs for the
employee, or (2) the photographer is hired to provide photographs for collective works or
compilations and signs a written agreement that specifically states that the work is to be considered a
work made for hire. Therefore, freelance photographers are subjected to work for hire status only
when they agree to it by contract.
Fair use is the right to use copyrighted materials without the copyright owner s permission. Permitting
limited and reasonable uses without permission as long as they do not prejudice the copyright owner s
rights or interfere with normal exploitation of the work. Thus, fair use is intended to allow the
unauthorized use of copyrighted materials for the benefit of society, believing such use serves a higher
purpose. But fair use has its limits, too. Section 107 of the Copyright Act states that:
The fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or
by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting,
teaching (including
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I am Judge Chavez and the case presented to the courts today is Leia I. Organa v. Sith Publications,
Inc. Leia I. Organa is a photographer who specializes in news events and its historical significance. In
this case, Organa accuses Sith Publications of misusing her work. Copyright for photographers means
owning property. With ownership, you get certain exclusive rights to that property. For photographic
copyrights, the ownership rights include:
(1) To reproduce the photograph;
(2) To prepare derivative works based upon the photograph;
(3) To distribute copies of the photograph to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership, or by
rental, lease, or lending
(4) To display the photograph publicly
This can be found in the U.S. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Question
I. Who owns the copyright in a photograph once it is taken?
In general, the person behind the camera who takes the photograph owns the photo. An exception is
when the image falls into the work made for hire category. A work made for hire relationship is
created in two situations: (1) the photographer is an employee hired to take photographs for the
employee, or (2) the photographer is hired to provide photographs for collective works or
compilations and signs a written agreement that specifically states that the work is to be considered a
work made for hire. Therefore, freelance photographers are subjected to work for hire status only
when they agree to it by contract.
Fair use is the right to use copyrighted materials without the copyright owner s permission. Permitting
limited and reasonable uses without permission as long as they do not prejudice the copyright owner s
rights or interfere with normal exploitation of the work. Thus, fair use is intended to allow the
unauthorized use of copyrighted materials for the benefit of society, believing such use serves a higher
purpose. But fair use has its limits, too. Section 107 of the Copyright Act states that:
The fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or
by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting,
teaching (including
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Olaudah Equiano s The Atlantic Slave Trade
The Atlantic slave trade, from its beginnings in the 1500 s to its end in the 1800 s was in itself the
largest forced migration in human history. Slavery was not a new concept to the Atlantic coastal
regions of Africa, but the Europeans were able to take hold of an age old tradition and blow it out of
proportion. Olaudah Equiano s story is especially unique, given the wide array of worldviews he came
in contact with, as well as the continued evolution of his own worldview throughout all of his
experiences.
In the first chapter of Volume I, Equiano goes into amazing detail as to the customs and day to day life
of the way his home community functioned. This provides real insight into how African communities
functioned before significant ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Equiano made these associations front and center, as to verify the point of Africans being on the same
intellectual level as the Jews. He even goes so far as to make the suggestion that his people may be
Jewish, by pointing out that the discrepancy in coloring between their races could simply be explained
by having lived in a tropical zone for so long. Equiano supports this by citing research of Spaniards
becoming as dark colored as the native Indians...
Relating the traditions and practices of his native practices to those of Christianity may at first seem
like an isolated incident, but throughout the book he continually tries to make a case for the
similarities between his people and the Europeans. By doing this, he validates the belief of the
abolitionists that Africans are worthy of being treated as if they were humanity, and not as if they were
livestock. He even furthers this belief by enabling the reader to emotionally connect with a wide array
of Africans throughout the story. Such a strategy results in the (probably European) reader being able
to compare the way Europeans and Africans exist on an apples to apples level. This may seem like a
very basic thing to be able to do, but the reader of the time of publication would have a much harder
time as opposed to a modern reader.
Christians were almost
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The Atlantic slave trade, from its beginnings in the 1500 s to its end in the 1800 s was in itself the
largest forced migration in human history. Slavery was not a new concept to the Atlantic coastal
regions of Africa, but the Europeans were able to take hold of an age old tradition and blow it out of
proportion. Olaudah Equiano s story is especially unique, given the wide array of worldviews he came
in contact with, as well as the continued evolution of his own worldview throughout all of his
experiences.
In the first chapter of Volume I, Equiano goes into amazing detail as to the customs and day to day life
of the way his home community functioned. This provides real insight into how African communities
functioned before significant ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Equiano made these associations front and center, as to verify the point of Africans being on the same
intellectual level as the Jews. He even goes so far as to make the suggestion that his people may be
Jewish, by pointing out that the discrepancy in coloring between their races could simply be explained
by having lived in a tropical zone for so long. Equiano supports this by citing research of Spaniards
becoming as dark colored as the native Indians...
Relating the traditions and practices of his native practices to those of Christianity may at first seem
like an isolated incident, but throughout the book he continually tries to make a case for the
similarities between his people and the Europeans. By doing this, he validates the belief of the
abolitionists that Africans are worthy of being treated as if they were humanity, and not as if they were
livestock. He even furthers this belief by enabling the reader to emotionally connect with a wide array
of Africans throughout the story. Such a strategy results in the (probably European) reader being able
to compare the way Europeans and Africans exist on an apples to apples level. This may seem like a
very basic thing to be able to do, but the reader of the time of publication would have a much harder
time as opposed to a modern reader.
Christians were almost
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Accounting Theorist Economist Recommending
Holmes Institute
HI6026 Memo 01 T02, 2015
Memo
To: Mr Tu Dewey
From: Mrs. Jaya Jawalkar (Student ID: DC2369) cc: Mr. Safayet Hossen
Date: September 14, 2015
Re: Accounting Theorist Economist recommending to deregulate GPFR This memo is in response to
Mr. Dewey s concern regarding large businesses asking for discount in their audit fees many positivist
accounting theorists and right wing economists recommend that general purpose financial statements
(GPFS) be deregulated because they think that market forces can control the quality of GPFS.
Background Research
This research is on vital issue of deregulating GPFS its effect on the national economy. The key
features of accounting standards are IAASB, AASB, and AUASB which shows the difference between
Accounting Handbook Accounting Standards.
International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB)
According to (Grant Gay, 2012) International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAAB) works
to improve the uniformity of auditing practices related services throughout the world by publishing
proclamation on a variety of audit and assurance functions and by promoting their approval worldwide
.
International Standards on Auditing (ISA s) have basic rules needful procedures together with related
instructions in the form of guiding and other material. It is bound to developing, in the public interest,
a single set of merit, global accounting standards that require clear equivalent information in
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Holmes Institute
HI6026 Memo 01 T02, 2015
Memo
To: Mr Tu Dewey
From: Mrs. Jaya Jawalkar (Student ID: DC2369) cc: Mr. Safayet Hossen
Date: September 14, 2015
Re: Accounting Theorist Economist recommending to deregulate GPFR This memo is in response to
Mr. Dewey s concern regarding large businesses asking for discount in their audit fees many positivist
accounting theorists and right wing economists recommend that general purpose financial statements
(GPFS) be deregulated because they think that market forces can control the quality of GPFS.
Background Research
This research is on vital issue of deregulating GPFS its effect on the national economy. The key
features of accounting standards are IAASB, AASB, and AUASB which shows the difference between
Accounting Handbook Accounting Standards.
International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB)
According to (Grant Gay, 2012) International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAAB) works
to improve the uniformity of auditing practices related services throughout the world by publishing
proclamation on a variety of audit and assurance functions and by promoting their approval worldwide
.
International Standards on Auditing (ISA s) have basic rules needful procedures together with related
instructions in the form of guiding and other material. It is bound to developing, in the public interest,
a single set of merit, global accounting standards that require clear equivalent information in
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Antithetical Approach To Marriage In The Duchess Of Malfi
Webster has depicted an antithetical approach to marriage within his Senecan play, The Duchess of
Malfi. The play was written in the Jacobean era which, at the time, was a patriarchal society and so by
creating a dominant female protagonist, who did just about whatever she pleased Webster has
managed to incorporate a semantic field of death and pain to fit alongside his juxtapositions of a
typical Jacobean marriage.
To begin, Webster uses the idea of marriage being equal to ownership and power over another. As a
widow the Duchess has the potential to wield power independently of a husband and sever her
allegiances to other male kin, for instance her misogynistic brothers. The first way she exerts this
power is through her declarative marriage proposal to Antonio a young widow// That claims you for
her husband . Through the use of the transitive verb claims Webster has made the Duchess seem
strong and dominant, asserting her power of high blood over the steward Antonio. This power scares
Antonio, understandably so, as his role in a marriage would usually be the dominating one and
typically the husband owned the wife, specifically through the law of feme covert , so far, we see that
the Duchess tries to draw Antonio up to her level of status thus aligning with feme covert (her legal
identity is being subsumed by him). However, Antonio does fear this You do tremble: Make not your
heart so dead a piece of flesh and is therefore intimidated by the assertive Duchess.
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Webster has depicted an antithetical approach to marriage within his Senecan play, The Duchess of
Malfi. The play was written in the Jacobean era which, at the time, was a patriarchal society and so by
creating a dominant female protagonist, who did just about whatever she pleased Webster has
managed to incorporate a semantic field of death and pain to fit alongside his juxtapositions of a
typical Jacobean marriage.
To begin, Webster uses the idea of marriage being equal to ownership and power over another. As a
widow the Duchess has the potential to wield power independently of a husband and sever her
allegiances to other male kin, for instance her misogynistic brothers. The first way she exerts this
power is through her declarative marriage proposal to Antonio a young widow// That claims you for
her husband . Through the use of the transitive verb claims Webster has made the Duchess seem
strong and dominant, asserting her power of high blood over the steward Antonio. This power scares
Antonio, understandably so, as his role in a marriage would usually be the dominating one and
typically the husband owned the wife, specifically through the law of feme covert , so far, we see that
the Duchess tries to draw Antonio up to her level of status thus aligning with feme covert (her legal
identity is being subsumed by him). However, Antonio does fear this You do tremble: Make not your
heart so dead a piece of flesh and is therefore intimidated by the assertive Duchess.
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Marina Abramovic Essay
Performance art is integral to the story of art because it drastically changed the overall shape and
evolution direction of art over the past one hundred years. One of the major artists in this genre of art
is Marina AbramovÃc, the grandmother of performance art as considered by herself due to her
contribution and dedication to the aforementioned form of art since the 60s until today. Having been
active for over three decades, her works have a great impact on people nowadays and usually
described as remarkable and intensive. Figure 01: Marina Abramovic (Manfred Werner 2012) Having
parents that were partisans and being raised in military manner, Marina developed an interest and
ability to endure harsh, extreme conditions for a long period of time. This is how she was able to
withstand in some performances such as Lips ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She demanded an intense and emotional response from spectators who sometimes found themselves
active participants in ways they could not havzae anticipated (Richards, 2010). With that being said,
Rhythm 0 is probably the best example there is about this special attribute of her works. It is, possibly,
her most challenging and famous work due to its meaning and the way it approached and explored the
relationship between the artist herself and her audience. In this piece, Abramovic deliberately played
along the edges of her own and her audience s boundaries, testing the limits of both (Kirmizi, 2013,
p.26). The rule of Rhythm 0 is quite simple, Marina herself would play the passive role and for the
audience, they were given the aggressive role. Using 72 objects, varying from items for pleasure, such
as feather and flowers to those that are lethal, such as razor and pistol with a `loaded bullet, the
participants could do whatever they want with her during the six hour performance. No matter what
the outcome is, they wouldn t have to take the
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Performance art is integral to the story of art because it drastically changed the overall shape and
evolution direction of art over the past one hundred years. One of the major artists in this genre of art
is Marina AbramovÃc, the grandmother of performance art as considered by herself due to her
contribution and dedication to the aforementioned form of art since the 60s until today. Having been
active for over three decades, her works have a great impact on people nowadays and usually
described as remarkable and intensive. Figure 01: Marina Abramovic (Manfred Werner 2012) Having
parents that were partisans and being raised in military manner, Marina developed an interest and
ability to endure harsh, extreme conditions for a long period of time. This is how she was able to
withstand in some performances such as Lips ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She demanded an intense and emotional response from spectators who sometimes found themselves
active participants in ways they could not havzae anticipated (Richards, 2010). With that being said,
Rhythm 0 is probably the best example there is about this special attribute of her works. It is, possibly,
her most challenging and famous work due to its meaning and the way it approached and explored the
relationship between the artist herself and her audience. In this piece, Abramovic deliberately played
along the edges of her own and her audience s boundaries, testing the limits of both (Kirmizi, 2013,
p.26). The rule of Rhythm 0 is quite simple, Marina herself would play the passive role and for the
audience, they were given the aggressive role. Using 72 objects, varying from items for pleasure, such
as feather and flowers to those that are lethal, such as razor and pistol with a `loaded bullet, the
participants could do whatever they want with her during the six hour performance. No matter what
the outcome is, they wouldn t have to take the
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Analysis Of When Pride Still Mattered By David Maraniss
When Pride Still Mattered by David Maraniss, is a sports biography describing the life of legendary
Vince Lombardi who is famous for his coaching skills in football. From the book review, I agree with
the argument that the author had brought up about how Lombardi treated his players. He said He did
hold to the belief that an organization is only as strong as its weakest link, thus, the drive to get
everyone on the same page. Also, he got to know his players. He did not always scream and yell at
everyone. If he thought that is what it took to get the best out of a person, he would do that as stated in
the review. Vince Lombardi treated his players like they were his own family and did that with the
utmost respect. He tried to understand them
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When Pride Still Mattered by David Maraniss, is a sports biography describing the life of legendary
Vince Lombardi who is famous for his coaching skills in football. From the book review, I agree with
the argument that the author had brought up about how Lombardi treated his players. He said He did
hold to the belief that an organization is only as strong as its weakest link, thus, the drive to get
everyone on the same page. Also, he got to know his players. He did not always scream and yell at
everyone. If he thought that is what it took to get the best out of a person, he would do that as stated in
the review. Vince Lombardi treated his players like they were his own family and did that with the
utmost respect. He tried to understand them
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What Is A Pseudo-Order Kinetic Reaction
In the experiment, I found that the reaction is a pseudo first order reaction from analyzing the graph
(Figure 2,3,4) and determine which were closer to a straight line. I found the pseudo order kinetic rate
constant that correspond to it is 0.0016 1/s because it was the slope of the straight line (Figure 3)
Using this pseudo order kinetic rate constant I found the real constant of the rate law by dividing the
concentration of ethanol which gave us the constant to be 2.66×〖10〗^( 3) L/(mol s) . Overall,
during the lab there should not have been too much error. This lab given us the opportunity to revised
the data if necessary before continue to the next step. When we were asked to construct a Beer s Law
Calibration Curve we created a curve
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In the experiment, I found that the reaction is a pseudo first order reaction from analyzing the graph
(Figure 2,3,4) and determine which were closer to a straight line. I found the pseudo order kinetic rate
constant that correspond to it is 0.0016 1/s because it was the slope of the straight line (Figure 3)
Using this pseudo order kinetic rate constant I found the real constant of the rate law by dividing the
concentration of ethanol which gave us the constant to be 2.66×〖10〗^( 3) L/(mol s) . Overall,
during the lab there should not have been too much error. This lab given us the opportunity to revised
the data if necessary before continue to the next step. When we were asked to construct a Beer s Law
Calibration Curve we created a curve
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The Prisons By Doris Lessing
Human behavior is influenced by several factors and guidelines that apply differently in various
situations. We are continually obliged to act in a specific manner, or to stay away from certain
behaviors. These principles can either be formal or informal rules. Formal rules include laws of the
land, whereas informal rules are the morals and social ethics that guide various communities which
may not need to be written down, but are constrained within self. This paper, therefore, seeks to focus
on the factors that influence the human thoughts and actions in reference to Doris Lessing book, The
prisons we choose to live in . The actions and reasoning of human beings is guided by a combination
of several factors such as moral rules, social ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rule breaking conduct is not the aftereffect of an intentional act; sometimes it may be as a result of a
subconscious act (Lessing 1987). Consequently, the way people think and act is directly affected.
Attitudes and behaviors Attitude is a major factor that largely influences the thinking of people.
Generally, it is believed that by any chance you change somebody s attitudes, then; their behavior will
likewise change to fall in accordance with those changes. The impacts of the social media on the on
the attitudes and behaviors is enormous. Mass media affects the people s attitude towards societal
issues through music, advertisements, gender roles and violence. An extensive number of variables
will influence those attitudes. A change in attitude towards some of these issues can ultimately
influence the actions and thinking of people. The behavior and attitudes of people determine a lot of
the decisions that they make (Lessing, 1987). The society is willing to accept or entertain the irrational
beliefs, thus, the society s attitude towards irrational decisions influences a lot on the way individual
think and act.
Habits
A habit is a routine thing that tends to be repeated regularly and it tends to occur unconsciously. The
precognitive capacity of the human being is limited. We can just consider a specific number of things
at once. Habits enable us to manage circumstances that we have experienced before, without involving
a
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Human behavior is influenced by several factors and guidelines that apply differently in various
situations. We are continually obliged to act in a specific manner, or to stay away from certain
behaviors. These principles can either be formal or informal rules. Formal rules include laws of the
land, whereas informal rules are the morals and social ethics that guide various communities which
may not need to be written down, but are constrained within self. This paper, therefore, seeks to focus
on the factors that influence the human thoughts and actions in reference to Doris Lessing book, The
prisons we choose to live in . The actions and reasoning of human beings is guided by a combination
of several factors such as moral rules, social ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rule breaking conduct is not the aftereffect of an intentional act; sometimes it may be as a result of a
subconscious act (Lessing 1987). Consequently, the way people think and act is directly affected.
Attitudes and behaviors Attitude is a major factor that largely influences the thinking of people.
Generally, it is believed that by any chance you change somebody s attitudes, then; their behavior will
likewise change to fall in accordance with those changes. The impacts of the social media on the on
the attitudes and behaviors is enormous. Mass media affects the people s attitude towards societal
issues through music, advertisements, gender roles and violence. An extensive number of variables
will influence those attitudes. A change in attitude towards some of these issues can ultimately
influence the actions and thinking of people. The behavior and attitudes of people determine a lot of
the decisions that they make (Lessing, 1987). The society is willing to accept or entertain the irrational
beliefs, thus, the society s attitude towards irrational decisions influences a lot on the way individual
think and act.
Habits
A habit is a routine thing that tends to be repeated regularly and it tends to occur unconsciously. The
precognitive capacity of the human being is limited. We can just consider a specific number of things
at once. Habits enable us to manage circumstances that we have experienced before, without involving
a
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Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
A tragedy is a story in where the main character obtains a flaw that leads to their downfall. This main
character, called a tragic hero, possesses qualities that cause their demise. These qualities are called
tragic flaws. In Julius Caesar, both Julius Caesar and Brutus can be seen as tragic heroes. However,
Brutus is the most tragic hero of the two. The qualities that make Brutus a hero are also the qualities
that lead to his downfall. He cares about everyone, and makes each decision for the good of Rome.
However, the fact that he is too trusting, too honorable, and too stoic, ultimately leads to his downfall.
Brutus first flaw is that he is too trusting. He cares too much about helping others, and trusts them
entirely. At Caesar s funeral, Brutus allows Antony to speak once the conspirators leave. He believes
that Antony has the right to speak at his friend s funeral, and trusts that Antony s speech will not
poorly affect the conspirators (3.1.263 270). Brutus also holds trust in the members of the conspiracy.
He believes that they are acting out of nobility, but instead they are acting out of jealousy (4.3.9 12).
Brutus holds too much trust in the people around him, and that undying trust leads to his downfall.
Brutus next flaw is that he has too much honor and too much pride. More importantly, he does not
want to disgrace himself. Brutus wants to help the people of Rome more than he wants to help
himself. He agrees to kill Caesar for the purpose of benefiting Rome.
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A tragedy is a story in where the main character obtains a flaw that leads to their downfall. This main
character, called a tragic hero, possesses qualities that cause their demise. These qualities are called
tragic flaws. In Julius Caesar, both Julius Caesar and Brutus can be seen as tragic heroes. However,
Brutus is the most tragic hero of the two. The qualities that make Brutus a hero are also the qualities
that lead to his downfall. He cares about everyone, and makes each decision for the good of Rome.
However, the fact that he is too trusting, too honorable, and too stoic, ultimately leads to his downfall.
Brutus first flaw is that he is too trusting. He cares too much about helping others, and trusts them
entirely. At Caesar s funeral, Brutus allows Antony to speak once the conspirators leave. He believes
that Antony has the right to speak at his friend s funeral, and trusts that Antony s speech will not
poorly affect the conspirators (3.1.263 270). Brutus also holds trust in the members of the conspiracy.
He believes that they are acting out of nobility, but instead they are acting out of jealousy (4.3.9 12).
Brutus holds too much trust in the people around him, and that undying trust leads to his downfall.
Brutus next flaw is that he has too much honor and too much pride. More importantly, he does not
want to disgrace himself. Brutus wants to help the people of Rome more than he wants to help
himself. He agrees to kill Caesar for the purpose of benefiting Rome.
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Narrative About Driving
Come on honey, Kaylee is doing great at her driving! Come on and let her take you for a drive! My
dad said confidently. I had over heard since my bedroom was right by the kitchen, I could just smell
the delicious spaghetti my mom was making! We ll see, but first everyone is going to eat dinner, then
we will see what happens! Said my mom with a terrified voice. Yes! Both my dad and I had said very
loud. What was that? My dad had yelled as if he had just heard a ghost. It was me! I had replied, Mom
you re really going to let me drive with you? I had said maybe and after dinner! She had said with an
aggravated tone in her voice. So we had all eaten the delicious spaghetti she had made that night and
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Lucky for me I had slammed on the brakes and the boy was
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Come on honey, Kaylee is doing great at her driving! Come on and let her take you for a drive! My
dad said confidently. I had over heard since my bedroom was right by the kitchen, I could just smell
the delicious spaghetti my mom was making! We ll see, but first everyone is going to eat dinner, then
we will see what happens! Said my mom with a terrified voice. Yes! Both my dad and I had said very
loud. What was that? My dad had yelled as if he had just heard a ghost. It was me! I had replied, Mom
you re really going to let me drive with you? I had said maybe and after dinner! She had said with an
aggravated tone in her voice. So we had all eaten the delicious spaghetti she had made that night and
she was cleaning it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lucky for me I had slammed on the brakes and the boy was
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What Is Sub State Terrorism
The Unabomber. The 2005 London Tube bombings. September 11th. These are just three of various
tragic terrorist events that have occurred in the world. The word terrorism tends invokes feelings of
fear, sadness, and regurgitates traumatizing memories for people affected. Terrorism as a concept has a
very specific connotation, but, terrorism itself is more nuanced than individuals realize. Terrorism
extends past the individual frame of reference and encompass a myriad of groups and organizations
with differing ideologies, objectives, and methodologies. While the groups are inherently different, the
constant that connects them all as acts of terrorism lies in the definition of the term itself.
The concept of terrorism has been defined numerous times. One of the most publicized definitions by
renowned professor in Security and State Sovereignty, Igor Primoratz, is ...the deliberate use of
violence, or the threat of its use, against innocent people, with the aim of intimidating them, or other
people, into a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sub state terrorism is the terrorism from below . It s the underground terrorist organizations that do not
have the support of their nation in fighting for their cause. Sub state terrorism are the rebels and
revolutionaries. This is the branch that includes all the infamous groups such as ISIS, al Qaeda, P LO,
and others. Even within the category of sub state terrorism, there are still several other categorizations
that specifically identify and separate the organizations based on motive. The different types of
terrorism within this branch are social revolutionary terrorism, right wing terrorism, nationalist
separatist terrorism, religious extremist terrorism, and single issue terrorism. Attacks within these
categories include the 1972 Summer Olympics Attack in Munich, Germany, the truck bombings of
different United State Embassies in 1998, and the 2013 Boston Marathon
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The Unabomber. The 2005 London Tube bombings. September 11th. These are just three of various
tragic terrorist events that have occurred in the world. The word terrorism tends invokes feelings of
fear, sadness, and regurgitates traumatizing memories for people affected. Terrorism as a concept has a
very specific connotation, but, terrorism itself is more nuanced than individuals realize. Terrorism
extends past the individual frame of reference and encompass a myriad of groups and organizations
with differing ideologies, objectives, and methodologies. While the groups are inherently different, the
constant that connects them all as acts of terrorism lies in the definition of the term itself.
The concept of terrorism has been defined numerous times. One of the most publicized definitions by
renowned professor in Security and State Sovereignty, Igor Primoratz, is ...the deliberate use of
violence, or the threat of its use, against innocent people, with the aim of intimidating them, or other
people, into a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sub state terrorism is the terrorism from below . It s the underground terrorist organizations that do not
have the support of their nation in fighting for their cause. Sub state terrorism are the rebels and
revolutionaries. This is the branch that includes all the infamous groups such as ISIS, al Qaeda, P LO,
and others. Even within the category of sub state terrorism, there are still several other categorizations
that specifically identify and separate the organizations based on motive. The different types of
terrorism within this branch are social revolutionary terrorism, right wing terrorism, nationalist
separatist terrorism, religious extremist terrorism, and single issue terrorism. Attacks within these
categories include the 1972 Summer Olympics Attack in Munich, Germany, the truck bombings of
different United State Embassies in 1998, and the 2013 Boston Marathon
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Rural America
Decline of Rural America
In rural and urban areas, corporatization, brain drain, and the impact of mega cities influences human
behavior with poverty. Poverty is a social problem that is difficult to correct related to the overlap of
other social problems like inequality, health, education, and social status. Also, the growth and
decrease in human population is a factor to poverty. The value and norms from society in the rural and
urban areas is self sufficiency as a picture for work, family, community, and safety. However, the
negative impact with poverty jeopardize society s resources in rural and urban areas by pressurizing
the norms and value for future growth and development. Today, people move to the cities reducing the
size of rural areas for a many of reasons. A shift in rural and urban population affects the ecosystem,
biosystem, microsystem, and macrosystem.
How does the corporatization of farming affect all Americans, not just those living in rural areas? ...
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The areas affected by corporatization of farming are food, economic, health, and environment.
According to article Corporatization of Agricultural Policy by Ikerd (2010) reads, Market economies
have a natural tendency to evolve toward ever greater concentration of economic power (p. 1). The
economic power is created by the attempt to maximize production at minimal cost. The economic
power with corporatization of farming is harsh treatment of land and animals, reduction of limited
resources, and increase in product cost. Also, risks rise with corporatization from waste. Waste
contains viruses and disease. However, there is more spending in the rural areas than the cities which
boost jobs and business for revenues for schools, health clinics, police, and fire
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Decline of Rural America
In rural and urban areas, corporatization, brain drain, and the impact of mega cities influences human
behavior with poverty. Poverty is a social problem that is difficult to correct related to the overlap of
other social problems like inequality, health, education, and social status. Also, the growth and
decrease in human population is a factor to poverty. The value and norms from society in the rural and
urban areas is self sufficiency as a picture for work, family, community, and safety. However, the
negative impact with poverty jeopardize society s resources in rural and urban areas by pressurizing
the norms and value for future growth and development. Today, people move to the cities reducing the
size of rural areas for a many of reasons. A shift in rural and urban population affects the ecosystem,
biosystem, microsystem, and macrosystem.
How does the corporatization of farming affect all Americans, not just those living in rural areas? ...
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The areas affected by corporatization of farming are food, economic, health, and environment.
According to article Corporatization of Agricultural Policy by Ikerd (2010) reads, Market economies
have a natural tendency to evolve toward ever greater concentration of economic power (p. 1). The
economic power is created by the attempt to maximize production at minimal cost. The economic
power with corporatization of farming is harsh treatment of land and animals, reduction of limited
resources, and increase in product cost. Also, risks rise with corporatization from waste. Waste
contains viruses and disease. However, there is more spending in the rural areas than the cities which
boost jobs and business for revenues for schools, health clinics, police, and fire
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Satarie in Knights and Dames by Leahy
The comedic technique, Satire, is used in humour to criticise and trigger thoughts about today s
society, groups and issues. Knights and Dames created by Satirist, Leahy, is a satirical cartoon that
attempts to address issues and provoke thoughts about today s political issues such as individuality
and national identity. Hyperbole, situational irony and caricature are three of the satirical techniques
used in this cartoon. This essay will aim to analyse the language features and satirical cartoons.
Though Political satire is usually used to provide entertainment and humour, it is also used to expose
absurdity and hypocrisy among the political world. In order to understand the concept and meaning of
a political cartoon, the reader must have an insight of the current political status and issues or it would
be difficult to comprehend the cartoon. The cartoon, Knights and Dames attempts to express the
cartoonists opinion on the current Knights and Dames issue which is the reintroduction of the use of
Sir and Madame. Knights and Dames are predominantly used throughout the United Kingdom. Tony
Abbott, the man in the cartoon is shown in an unflattering light in order to make fun of him and his
choices as prime minister. He is shown holding a flag from the United Kingdom with a book that says
Knights and Dames Reaction . This shows that the cartoonist attempts to express that we are becoming
like the UK and somewhat turning into them through Tony Abbotts choices hence why the
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The comedic technique, Satire, is used in humour to criticise and trigger thoughts about today s
society, groups and issues. Knights and Dames created by Satirist, Leahy, is a satirical cartoon that
attempts to address issues and provoke thoughts about today s political issues such as individuality
and national identity. Hyperbole, situational irony and caricature are three of the satirical techniques
used in this cartoon. This essay will aim to analyse the language features and satirical cartoons.
Though Political satire is usually used to provide entertainment and humour, it is also used to expose
absurdity and hypocrisy among the political world. In order to understand the concept and meaning of
a political cartoon, the reader must have an insight of the current political status and issues or it would
be difficult to comprehend the cartoon. The cartoon, Knights and Dames attempts to express the
cartoonists opinion on the current Knights and Dames issue which is the reintroduction of the use of
Sir and Madame. Knights and Dames are predominantly used throughout the United Kingdom. Tony
Abbott, the man in the cartoon is shown in an unflattering light in order to make fun of him and his
choices as prime minister. He is shown holding a flag from the United Kingdom with a book that says
Knights and Dames Reaction . This shows that the cartoonist attempts to express that we are becoming
like the UK and somewhat turning into them through Tony Abbotts choices hence why the
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Potential Barriers to Sport at Different Levels of the...
Football:
Women:
Foundation:
At foundation level women face many barriers when trying to participate in sport. In football women
may come up against cultural barriers which could stop them from playing this could be because of
the stereotypical perception that they should be at home and that it is an unfeminine thing to do this
could stop then from participating, also they may have been brought up in a very feminine world so
they are more likely to play something like netball rather than football, another cultural barrier could
be the persons religion as some Christians will not play on a Sunday which is when most foundation
level teams play.
Another barrier which women could face at foundation level would be social barriers, these could ...
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Performance:
At performance level women will come up against similar cultural barriers when trying to participate
in sport. In football women may come up against these barriers which could stop them from playing.
This is probably because of the stereotypical perception that they should be at home and that it is an
unfeminine thing to do. Additionally they may have been brought up in a very feminine world so they
are more likely to play something like netball rather than football, all performance level football is
played on a Saturday so this is a barrier to women who are Jewish as this is their day of rest so many
of them believe this to be a day shouldn t be playing sports.
Another barrier which women could face at performance level would be social barriers, again like in
both previous levels because of the masculine nature of the sport, therefore women who are playing
may come under scrutiny for playing in a male dominated sport, which as a consequence may force
them to quit as some of their friends may criticize them for it.
An Additional barrier that women could face at this level could be an economic one, as the players at
this level will need to be fully equipped with all of the basic equipment as well as travelling costs and
coaching. This is a barrier because women do not get paid as much as men in football therefore they
may have to acquire
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Football:
Women:
Foundation:
At foundation level women face many barriers when trying to participate in sport. In football women
may come up against cultural barriers which could stop them from playing this could be because of
the stereotypical perception that they should be at home and that it is an unfeminine thing to do this
could stop then from participating, also they may have been brought up in a very feminine world so
they are more likely to play something like netball rather than football, another cultural barrier could
be the persons religion as some Christians will not play on a Sunday which is when most foundation
level teams play.
Another barrier which women could face at foundation level would be social barriers, these could ...
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Performance:
At performance level women will come up against similar cultural barriers when trying to participate
in sport. In football women may come up against these barriers which could stop them from playing.
This is probably because of the stereotypical perception that they should be at home and that it is an
unfeminine thing to do. Additionally they may have been brought up in a very feminine world so they
are more likely to play something like netball rather than football, all performance level football is
played on a Saturday so this is a barrier to women who are Jewish as this is their day of rest so many
of them believe this to be a day shouldn t be playing sports.
Another barrier which women could face at performance level would be social barriers, again like in
both previous levels because of the masculine nature of the sport, therefore women who are playing
may come under scrutiny for playing in a male dominated sport, which as a consequence may force
them to quit as some of their friends may criticize them for it.
An Additional barrier that women could face at this level could be an economic one, as the players at
this level will need to be fully equipped with all of the basic equipment as well as travelling costs and
coaching. This is a barrier because women do not get paid as much as men in football therefore they
may have to acquire
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The Importance Of Electronic Media And Communication
We are to meet the people where they are at. With whatever means are available.
What about our youth. If we aren t able to understands our youths way of communication and not only
get involved with their language we have to educate them of the pitfalls of electronic media and
communications. If the church doesn t find a way to stay in step with our youth we are going to lose
them.
What I propose is to teach them proper ethical and spiruitual principles as it realates to electronic
communication (i.e. texting, email, video conferencing, facebook). We would not be able to
participate in on line educational discussions if we didn t have the electronic means to do so.
This vision demands that leaders in the church wrestle with the complexity of embodying the Gospel
in culture. As the church rediscovers its unique role in culture, and supports the calling of their cultural
influencers, it will be a force for good in our communities, cities and the country.
The call to the church to all Christians is to rediscover the cultural mandate, embracing the
opportunity to influence culture. In the church, we must teach about calling and cultural influence and
provide vital support to cultural leaders. We must become an integral piece of the local culture,
convening and encouraging creation of future culture that serves the common good. We must become
connoisseurs of good culture, recognizing and celebrating the good, the true, and the beautiful to the
glory of God, and begin to
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We are to meet the people where they are at. With whatever means are available.
What about our youth. If we aren t able to understands our youths way of communication and not only
get involved with their language we have to educate them of the pitfalls of electronic media and
communications. If the church doesn t find a way to stay in step with our youth we are going to lose
them.
What I propose is to teach them proper ethical and spiruitual principles as it realates to electronic
communication (i.e. texting, email, video conferencing, facebook). We would not be able to
participate in on line educational discussions if we didn t have the electronic means to do so.
This vision demands that leaders in the church wrestle with the complexity of embodying the Gospel
in culture. As the church rediscovers its unique role in culture, and supports the calling of their cultural
influencers, it will be a force for good in our communities, cities and the country.
The call to the church to all Christians is to rediscover the cultural mandate, embracing the
opportunity to influence culture. In the church, we must teach about calling and cultural influence and
provide vital support to cultural leaders. We must become an integral piece of the local culture,
convening and encouraging creation of future culture that serves the common good. We must become
connoisseurs of good culture, recognizing and celebrating the good, the true, and the beautiful to the
glory of God, and begin to
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Media Analysis On Miley Cyrus s Wrecking Ball Music Video
Media Analysis on Miley Cyrus s Wrecking Ball Music Video
In a nutshell, feminist scholars claims that the objectification of women is when women is reduced to
instruments of sexual pleasure for men which primarily involves disregarding women s personal and
intellectual abilities and capabilities. The examples of objectifying women that has been cited by the
feminists include depictions of women in advertising and media. This, however, can be traced back in
1950 s, when women were treated as sexual object in the narrative cinema. Today, the objectification
of women has been aggravated by the nudity concept in music videos, which has also becoming part
of the pop culture amongst the celebrities in 20th century. The essay aims to explore the reading of the
text within Miley Cyrus s provocative Wrecking Ball music video, using Male Gaze theory, and will
include some major arguments from the feminists relating to the issue. Without a doubt, the music
video acts as the best media product to analyse these theories, as not only that it has been cited in
many feminism arguments, it also signifies Miley s controversial and shocking 360 degrees
transformation. Miley Ray Cyrus is an American songstress and actress, who rose to global
prominence as a teen idol after being cast in the hit Disney TV series Hannah Montana. The Grammy
Awards nominee has released four albums to date, including Bangerz , which includes Wrecking Ball .
Through the video, it is indisputable that
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Media Analysis on Miley Cyrus s Wrecking Ball Music Video
In a nutshell, feminist scholars claims that the objectification of women is when women is reduced to
instruments of sexual pleasure for men which primarily involves disregarding women s personal and
intellectual abilities and capabilities. The examples of objectifying women that has been cited by the
feminists include depictions of women in advertising and media. This, however, can be traced back in
1950 s, when women were treated as sexual object in the narrative cinema. Today, the objectification
of women has been aggravated by the nudity concept in music videos, which has also becoming part
of the pop culture amongst the celebrities in 20th century. The essay aims to explore the reading of the
text within Miley Cyrus s provocative Wrecking Ball music video, using Male Gaze theory, and will
include some major arguments from the feminists relating to the issue. Without a doubt, the music
video acts as the best media product to analyse these theories, as not only that it has been cited in
many feminism arguments, it also signifies Miley s controversial and shocking 360 degrees
transformation. Miley Ray Cyrus is an American songstress and actress, who rose to global
prominence as a teen idol after being cast in the hit Disney TV series Hannah Montana. The Grammy
Awards nominee has released four albums to date, including Bangerz , which includes Wrecking Ball .
Through the video, it is indisputable that
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Black Widow Spiders Essay
Adult black widow spiders have a shiny, black, rounded, circular abdomen and
are about 1/3 inch long (about 1 1/2 inches when their legs are spread).
Adult spiders have two reddish or yellowish triangles on their bottom which
looks like an hourglass marking, and their body color is dark colored usually
black or sometimes dark brown. They are usually recognized because of their
red or red orange hourglass design on the bottom of their abdomen. This
pattern is changeable and may look like two separated spots. In some spiders
there is no pattern on the abdomen. The immature stages of both sexes of the
widow spiders have red or red orange or yellow spots and strips on the top
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Death usually results
from respiratory paralysis. People with a history of high blood pressure are
at the greatest risk. But immediate medical treatment can reduce the danger
from widow bites and has reduced fatalities to very low rates in recent
years. However, this spider is considered the most venomous spider in North
America.
If you are bitten stay calm, get the spider, if you can for positive
identification and because of the possible severity of black widow bites you
should get immediate medical attention is important. If you apply an
antiseptic such as iodine or hydrogen peroxide prevents infection.
Adult black widow spiders have a shiny, black, rounded, circular abdomen and
are about 1/3 inch long (about 1 1/2 inches when their legs are spread).
Adult spiders have two reddish or yellowish triangles on their bottom which
looks like an hourglass marking, and their body color is dark colored usually
black or sometimes dark brown. They are usually recognized because of their
red or red orange hourglass design on the bottom of their abdomen. This
pattern is changeable and may look like two separated spots. In some spiders
there is no pattern on the abdomen. The immature stages of both sexes of the
widow spiders have red or red orange or yellow spots and strips on the top
of their abdomen. Females are colored gray ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Death usually results
from respiratory paralysis. People with a history of high blood pressure are
at the greatest risk. But immediate medical treatment can reduce the danger
from widow bites and has reduced fatalities to very low rates in recent
years. However, this spider is considered the most venomous spider in North
America.
If you are bitten stay calm, get the spider, if you can for positive
identification and because of the possible severity of black widow bites you
should get immediate medical attention is important. If you apply an
antiseptic such as iodine or hydrogen peroxide prevents infection.
Physicians can inject calcium gluconate to help the effects of the toxin so
it is less harmful. This helps support levels of calcium salts that are low
by the effects of a bite. You can also get black widow antiserum. Since the
toxin moves quickly through the body trying to suck out the poison doesn t
work. People younger than 16 and older than 60, especially those with a
heart condition might have to stay at a hospital.
The black widow spider is shy and usually not aggressive and bites can be
rare even when there are lots of them. The adult female spiders usually stay
in their webs unless they have to because of the temperature or if their web
gets destroyed. They do not search for food and they eat the insects they
get in their webs and are eaten when they get to them. Human bites
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it is less harmful. This helps support levels of calcium salts that are low
by the effects of a bite. You can also get black widow antiserum. Since the
toxin moves quickly through the body trying to suck out the poison doesn t
work. People younger than 16 and older than 60, especially those with a
heart condition might have to stay at a hospital.
The black widow spider is shy and usually not aggressive and bites can be
rare even when there are lots of them. The adult female spiders usually stay
in their webs unless they have to because of the temperature or if their web
gets destroyed. They do not search for food and they eat the insects they
get in their webs and are eaten when they get to them. Human bites
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Essay about Speech Sounds by Octavia Butler
Feminism and Breakdown of World Order in Speech Sounds
As statistics show, science fiction has long been a genre produced and consumed by nerdy, middle
aged, white men, with little to no social skills. The content of science fiction has typically revolved
around intergalactic interaction and male dominated adventure and exploration, most certainly do not
imagine that science fiction can be used to write about feminist thoughts or ideas. However, this is
exactly what Octavia Butler does in her short story Speech Sounds. Many scholars believe that
feminist science fiction writers write toward a utopian society. Butler, however, tends to write more
towards a confrontation with dystopia. A dystopian society, or anti utopia, is a society ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The people with the ability to vote, and to have their voice heard, were the upper class white men.
African Americans and women were not given this option, this power. Rye also embodies this in the
story. When she comes across the two abandoned children that have the ability to speak, she, as one of
the few who can also use language, finds herself with more power than she ever thought she would
have again. Rye must now become a teacher and a protector (Butler 380). Because she can speak, Rye
has a responsibility to these children to teach them how to also use this skill. They now look to her as
an authoritative figure. Had she been more impaired and mute, these children would have never
viewed her as someone to listen to, to follow. Rye has become powerful in their eyes. Rye is aware of
this power she now has when she declares that if the illness let these children alone, she could keep
them alive (Butler 107). Rye is, in a sense, the pioneer of the coming world. She is teaching the future
leaders the language, how to speak, and the power that comes with it and a new world can be
constructed depending on the perspectives that our chosen on how language should be used, she
comforts them Rye leamed against the window, looking at them, seeing that they were less afraid now
I m Valerie Rye, it s all right for you to talk to me. (108)
The speechless world she is now a part of forces Rye to become weary of her neighbors, especially
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Feminism and Breakdown of World Order in Speech Sounds
As statistics show, science fiction has long been a genre produced and consumed by nerdy, middle
aged, white men, with little to no social skills. The content of science fiction has typically revolved
around intergalactic interaction and male dominated adventure and exploration, most certainly do not
imagine that science fiction can be used to write about feminist thoughts or ideas. However, this is
exactly what Octavia Butler does in her short story Speech Sounds. Many scholars believe that
feminist science fiction writers write toward a utopian society. Butler, however, tends to write more
towards a confrontation with dystopia. A dystopian society, or anti utopia, is a society ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The people with the ability to vote, and to have their voice heard, were the upper class white men.
African Americans and women were not given this option, this power. Rye also embodies this in the
story. When she comes across the two abandoned children that have the ability to speak, she, as one of
the few who can also use language, finds herself with more power than she ever thought she would
have again. Rye must now become a teacher and a protector (Butler 380). Because she can speak, Rye
has a responsibility to these children to teach them how to also use this skill. They now look to her as
an authoritative figure. Had she been more impaired and mute, these children would have never
viewed her as someone to listen to, to follow. Rye has become powerful in their eyes. Rye is aware of
this power she now has when she declares that if the illness let these children alone, she could keep
them alive (Butler 107). Rye is, in a sense, the pioneer of the coming world. She is teaching the future
leaders the language, how to speak, and the power that comes with it and a new world can be
constructed depending on the perspectives that our chosen on how language should be used, she
comforts them Rye leamed against the window, looking at them, seeing that they were less afraid now
I m Valerie Rye, it s all right for you to talk to me. (108)
The speechless world she is now a part of forces Rye to become weary of her neighbors, especially
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistle Stop Cafe
Nothing Wrong With a Little Southern Hospitality
Now George, you know you can t go in Avondale Park, they just had a big Klan meeting over there the
other night. As soon as you set one foot in that gate, they d shoot your head off in a minute (Flagg
145). This is a prime example of one of many horrid quotes from the distinguished novel, Fried Green
Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe. This novel was written by Fannie Flagg during the 1980 s. It was a
time that bigot minded voters sought for change and a backlash on the American Civil Rights era.
Fannie Flagg was known as a witty humored, powerful activist, and the comedian that stole the show.
From themes of affection to hatred, Flagg tries to write for the betterment of the world. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Through the novel you clearly notice how cooking and religion played a big role in the character s
everyday lives.
Deep down South, religion is the core to their societies livelihood. Like the characters in Fried Green
Tomatoes, Flagg grew up in a religious Christian based household. Within the novel, religion played a
part in their daily lives through weekly bible group meetings (Flagg 70). The importance of the
characters faith is also demonstrated through the way the Threadgoode s father parented, Momma said
the only reason Poppa didn t give them a spanking is because that preacher was a Baptist. But it never
caused a serious rift, because after church we d all meet back home for our Sunday dinner (23). Along
with religion, southern foods and the feeding of everyone also played a huge factor in the novel.
Characters would get excited over being feed traditional southern food (341). Though living in the
south was a potent part of the novel, Flagg s losses throughout her lifetime impacted Fried Green
Tomatoes greatly.
In regard to the dispirited sense of the novel, Fannie Flagg circles around a story of a depressed
middle aged women, and stories of her own hometown in Whistle Stop Alabama. Throughout, Flagg
often references to her childhood losses and how she overcame these tough times. This relates to how
Fannie Flagg lost both of her parents at a young age.
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Nothing Wrong With a Little Southern Hospitality
Now George, you know you can t go in Avondale Park, they just had a big Klan meeting over there the
other night. As soon as you set one foot in that gate, they d shoot your head off in a minute (Flagg
145). This is a prime example of one of many horrid quotes from the distinguished novel, Fried Green
Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe. This novel was written by Fannie Flagg during the 1980 s. It was a
time that bigot minded voters sought for change and a backlash on the American Civil Rights era.
Fannie Flagg was known as a witty humored, powerful activist, and the comedian that stole the show.
From themes of affection to hatred, Flagg tries to write for the betterment of the world. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Through the novel you clearly notice how cooking and religion played a big role in the character s
everyday lives.
Deep down South, religion is the core to their societies livelihood. Like the characters in Fried Green
Tomatoes, Flagg grew up in a religious Christian based household. Within the novel, religion played a
part in their daily lives through weekly bible group meetings (Flagg 70). The importance of the
characters faith is also demonstrated through the way the Threadgoode s father parented, Momma said
the only reason Poppa didn t give them a spanking is because that preacher was a Baptist. But it never
caused a serious rift, because after church we d all meet back home for our Sunday dinner (23). Along
with religion, southern foods and the feeding of everyone also played a huge factor in the novel.
Characters would get excited over being feed traditional southern food (341). Though living in the
south was a potent part of the novel, Flagg s losses throughout her lifetime impacted Fried Green
Tomatoes greatly.
In regard to the dispirited sense of the novel, Fannie Flagg circles around a story of a depressed
middle aged women, and stories of her own hometown in Whistle Stop Alabama. Throughout, Flagg
often references to her childhood losses and how she overcame these tough times. This relates to how
Fannie Flagg lost both of her parents at a young age.
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Oxidative Stress Key Research Data and Analysis
Key Research Data and Analysis Study 1: Ipc1 controls the Pkc1 activation by modulation of DAG
Regulation of DAG and phytoceramide by Ipc1. When Wild type and GAL7::IPC1 strains were
exposed to galactose and glucose, DAG (activator of PKC1) levels in the GAL7::IPC1 strain increased
when IPC1 was induced by galactose, and decreased when IPC1 was repressed by glucose.
Furthermore, phytoceramide levels were increased when IPC1 was down regulated by glucose in the
GAL7::IPC1 strain. In both wild type strains, no change was seen when IPC1 was up or down
regulated, as expected (Fig. 2). PKC1 activity in relation to DAG and Phytoceramide exposure. Since
IPC1 regulates DAG and phytoceramide levels, the authors wanted to explore if DAG or
phytoceramide can control PKC1 activity. DAG or phytoceramide were delivered in Triton x 100 lipid
micelles and histone phosphorylation by recombinant PKC1 was measured in absence or presence of
lipids. Without lipids, Pkc1 activity was 31.5 pmol/min/mg. When DAG subspecies were added, Pkc1
activity increased up to two fold (Fig. 3A). In order to make sure kinase activity measured was
specific to Pkc1, APP1 activity was measured when exposed to DAG subspecies and as expected, did
not cause phosphorylation of histone, which was expected (Fig. 3B). When phytoceramide lipids were
added, Pkc1 activity decreased by about 50% compared to no phytoceramide, which was expected
because phtyoceramide is an inhibitor of Pkc1 (Fig. 3C). Study 2:
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Key Research Data and Analysis Study 1: Ipc1 controls the Pkc1 activation by modulation of DAG
Regulation of DAG and phytoceramide by Ipc1. When Wild type and GAL7::IPC1 strains were
exposed to galactose and glucose, DAG (activator of PKC1) levels in the GAL7::IPC1 strain increased
when IPC1 was induced by galactose, and decreased when IPC1 was repressed by glucose.
Furthermore, phytoceramide levels were increased when IPC1 was down regulated by glucose in the
GAL7::IPC1 strain. In both wild type strains, no change was seen when IPC1 was up or down
regulated, as expected (Fig. 2). PKC1 activity in relation to DAG and Phytoceramide exposure. Since
IPC1 regulates DAG and phytoceramide levels, the authors wanted to explore if DAG or
phytoceramide can control PKC1 activity. DAG or phytoceramide were delivered in Triton x 100 lipid
micelles and histone phosphorylation by recombinant PKC1 was measured in absence or presence of
lipids. Without lipids, Pkc1 activity was 31.5 pmol/min/mg. When DAG subspecies were added, Pkc1
activity increased up to two fold (Fig. 3A). In order to make sure kinase activity measured was
specific to Pkc1, APP1 activity was measured when exposed to DAG subspecies and as expected, did
not cause phosphorylation of histone, which was expected (Fig. 3B). When phytoceramide lipids were
added, Pkc1 activity decreased by about 50% compared to no phytoceramide, which was expected
because phtyoceramide is an inhibitor of Pkc1 (Fig. 3C). Study 2:
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Is Okonkwo Guilty
My initial reaction to the charges brought against Okonkwo were very surprised considering Okonkwo
was a respected member of the ribe and you would not expect to to commit such heinous crimes as
this. I feel that Okonkwo is guilty of all three charges; The murder of his foster son Ikemefuna, The
abuse and attempted murder of Ekwefi, and the unprovoked attack of the court messenger.
Okonkwo is guilty of murdering his foster son because the Oracle never said that he specifically had
to kill Ikemefuna. Okonkwo took it upon himself to kill Ikemefuna, without any direction from the
Oracle. Okonkwo was not even there when the Oracle told the order of Ikemefuna s death, he found
out from Ogbuefi. Yes, Umuofia has decided to kill him. The Oracle of the Hills and the Caves has
pronounced it. They will take him outside Umuofia as is the custom, and kill him there (Achebe 57).
This evidence shows that the men who were present were supposed to be the ones to kill Ikemefuna,
Okonkwo did not need to have any part in it.
I think Okonkwo is guilty of attempted murder of Ekwefi because he has been previously been known
to lose his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He expects the Church to respect his people s beliefs and his people but does not respect the Church s
people. By killing the court messenger Okonkwo has committed yet another rash act, the court
messenger simply asked for the group to disperse. The spell was broken by the head messenger. Let
me pass! he ordered. What do you want here? The white man whose power you know too well has
ordered this meeting to stop. In a flash Okonkwo drew his machete. The messenger crouched to avoid
the blow. It was useless. Okonkwo s machete descended twice and the man s head lay beside his
uniformed body (Achebe 204). This quote proves that Okonkwo was not provoked in any way. Other
men of Umuofia were there and did not feel the need to kill the man only
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
My initial reaction to the charges brought against Okonkwo were very surprised considering Okonkwo
was a respected member of the ribe and you would not expect to to commit such heinous crimes as
this. I feel that Okonkwo is guilty of all three charges; The murder of his foster son Ikemefuna, The
abuse and attempted murder of Ekwefi, and the unprovoked attack of the court messenger.
Okonkwo is guilty of murdering his foster son because the Oracle never said that he specifically had
to kill Ikemefuna. Okonkwo took it upon himself to kill Ikemefuna, without any direction from the
Oracle. Okonkwo was not even there when the Oracle told the order of Ikemefuna s death, he found
out from Ogbuefi. Yes, Umuofia has decided to kill him. The Oracle of the Hills and the Caves has
pronounced it. They will take him outside Umuofia as is the custom, and kill him there (Achebe 57).
This evidence shows that the men who were present were supposed to be the ones to kill Ikemefuna,
Okonkwo did not need to have any part in it.
I think Okonkwo is guilty of attempted murder of Ekwefi because he has been previously been known
to lose his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He expects the Church to respect his people s beliefs and his people but does not respect the Church s
people. By killing the court messenger Okonkwo has committed yet another rash act, the court
messenger simply asked for the group to disperse. The spell was broken by the head messenger. Let
me pass! he ordered. What do you want here? The white man whose power you know too well has
ordered this meeting to stop. In a flash Okonkwo drew his machete. The messenger crouched to avoid
the blow. It was useless. Okonkwo s machete descended twice and the man s head lay beside his
uniformed body (Achebe 204). This quote proves that Okonkwo was not provoked in any way. Other
men of Umuofia were there and did not feel the need to kill the man only
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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