Making Connections Lab Report Answers
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Fedex, The Most Successful Companies Of The World Essay
FedEx is considered one of the most successful companies in the world. When founder Fred Smith
was in college, he wrote a paper that outlined a system that would deliver time sensitive items quickly
(fedex.com). In 1971 his idea came to life and FedEx was born in Little Rock, Arkansas (fedex.com).
In the 45 years they ve been operating they still keep their Purple Promise. That s the nickname of
their motto to make every FedEx experience outstanding (fedex.com). Innovative services such as
overnight shipping needed to match with excellent customer service.
Their website, which was founded in 1994 (wired.com), allowed customers to track their packages
within seconds. Package tracking allows a customer to follow their packages and gives peace of mind
that important items have met their destination. Prior to the inception of their website, a customer
would have to call to track their package. While still an option, many people prefer the ease of
tracking from their computers or smartphones. Their application Ship Manager can be installed on a
customers website so they can determine shipping charges and print labels from home or the office
(textbook, p. 22). Instead of nurturing an isolated environment from business owners, FedEx looks to
integrate their services within a businesses management information system. We allow customers to
drag and drop names from their address books into FedEx Ship Manager, says FedEx CIO Robert
Carter. The integration provided makes the
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FedEx is considered one of the most successful companies in the world. When founder Fred Smith
was in college, he wrote a paper that outlined a system that would deliver time sensitive items quickly
(fedex.com). In 1971 his idea came to life and FedEx was born in Little Rock, Arkansas (fedex.com).
In the 45 years they ve been operating they still keep their Purple Promise. That s the nickname of
their motto to make every FedEx experience outstanding (fedex.com). Innovative services such as
overnight shipping needed to match with excellent customer service.
Their website, which was founded in 1994 (wired.com), allowed customers to track their packages
within seconds. Package tracking allows a customer to follow their packages and gives peace of mind
that important items have met their destination. Prior to the inception of their website, a customer
would have to call to track their package. While still an option, many people prefer the ease of
tracking from their computers or smartphones. Their application Ship Manager can be installed on a
customers website so they can determine shipping charges and print labels from home or the office
(textbook, p. 22). Instead of nurturing an isolated environment from business owners, FedEx looks to
integrate their services within a businesses management information system. We allow customers to
drag and drop names from their address books into FedEx Ship Manager, says FedEx CIO Robert
Carter. The integration provided makes the
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The s Neo Noir Film Bladerunner And Mary Shelley s...
The community surrounding a person, or the lack thereof, can often shape and define one s experience
of the world. Ridley Scott s neo noir film Bladerunner and Mary Shelley s gothic novel Frankenstein,
both of which are science fiction works that explore the complexities of genetic engineering and the
consequences of the hubris it entails, demonstrate how one s prolonged solitude, whether voluntary or
involuntary, results in a warped vision of the world that causes one to act irrationally through the
characters of Victor Frankenstein, his monster and J. F. Sebastian. Firstly, Victor Frankenstein
purposely confines himself to his laboratory, temporarily forgetting about his friends and family, thus
leaving him with no one to caution him against meddling in the science of bestowing life. Seeing as he
has little interest in acquainting himself with the townspeople of Ingolstadt, with the exception of M.
Waldman, Victor fully immerses himself in his studies and becomes increasingly enraptured by his
deranged ideas. He spends so much time endeavouring to finish his project that he no longer takes
care of himself: My cheek had grown pale with study, and my person had become emaciated with
confinement. (81, Shelley). Because Victor s withdrawal from society is deliberate, it is even more
difficult for him to resign from his occupation of creating a new living being, wrongly believing that
this new creature will love and praise him as a god. Perhaps it is the very fact that
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The community surrounding a person, or the lack thereof, can often shape and define one s experience
of the world. Ridley Scott s neo noir film Bladerunner and Mary Shelley s gothic novel Frankenstein,
both of which are science fiction works that explore the complexities of genetic engineering and the
consequences of the hubris it entails, demonstrate how one s prolonged solitude, whether voluntary or
involuntary, results in a warped vision of the world that causes one to act irrationally through the
characters of Victor Frankenstein, his monster and J. F. Sebastian. Firstly, Victor Frankenstein
purposely confines himself to his laboratory, temporarily forgetting about his friends and family, thus
leaving him with no one to caution him against meddling in the science of bestowing life. Seeing as he
has little interest in acquainting himself with the townspeople of Ingolstadt, with the exception of M.
Waldman, Victor fully immerses himself in his studies and becomes increasingly enraptured by his
deranged ideas. He spends so much time endeavouring to finish his project that he no longer takes
care of himself: My cheek had grown pale with study, and my person had become emaciated with
confinement. (81, Shelley). Because Victor s withdrawal from society is deliberate, it is even more
difficult for him to resign from his occupation of creating a new living being, wrongly believing that
this new creature will love and praise him as a god. Perhaps it is the very fact that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Issues Of Financial Demands And Permits
In reaching an agreement on the issues of financial demands and permits, our party thought that the
last issue in the agenda was the press release; however, the mayors asked for an annual fixed payment
of $250,000.00 per town from the corporation. While our party was not provided with an acceptable
range to which we may agree upon as precluded by the confidential instructions, we instead offered to
pay $200,000.00 as a low cost inducement instead, to which the mayors agreed upon. In an effort to
reach an agreement with the counterparts to a positive press release of the corporation and its project,
our party agreed to the payment in the spirit of the consensus decision rule because the need for the
positive press release outweighed the need to minimize costs. In addition, the mayors offered to
promote the project in the towns with the use of the $200,000.00 as a form of marketing expense,
which the corporation could then respectively decrease from the marketing budget.
In reaching an agreement on the issues of financial demands, permits, and fixed payments, each one of
the parties were able to agree upon a positive press release with much ease, with an agreement that the
mayors would take actions in order to prevent the potential blocking of the access to the site (see
Appendix B for the final contract).
III. Cultural influences
A. Subgroup dominance Subgroups, as previously mentioned, were formed in the multiparty
negotiation, as the respective mayors of the
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In reaching an agreement on the issues of financial demands and permits, our party thought that the
last issue in the agenda was the press release; however, the mayors asked for an annual fixed payment
of $250,000.00 per town from the corporation. While our party was not provided with an acceptable
range to which we may agree upon as precluded by the confidential instructions, we instead offered to
pay $200,000.00 as a low cost inducement instead, to which the mayors agreed upon. In an effort to
reach an agreement with the counterparts to a positive press release of the corporation and its project,
our party agreed to the payment in the spirit of the consensus decision rule because the need for the
positive press release outweighed the need to minimize costs. In addition, the mayors offered to
promote the project in the towns with the use of the $200,000.00 as a form of marketing expense,
which the corporation could then respectively decrease from the marketing budget.
In reaching an agreement on the issues of financial demands, permits, and fixed payments, each one of
the parties were able to agree upon a positive press release with much ease, with an agreement that the
mayors would take actions in order to prevent the potential blocking of the access to the site (see
Appendix B for the final contract).
III. Cultural influences
A. Subgroup dominance Subgroups, as previously mentioned, were formed in the multiparty
negotiation, as the respective mayors of the
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University Of Michigan V. Ewing Case Brief
In Regents of the University of Michigan v. Ewing, Scott Ewing sued the University of Michigan after
he was dismissed from their medical program. The case took nearly three years to settle, eventually
coming before the United States Supreme Court. In the end, the court ruled in favor of the university
after much evidence was used including marketing used by the university pertaining to its medical
program, pamphlets, and other policies of the institution (Kaplin and Lee, 2013). The case arose upon
Ewing failing the university s mandatory medical exam, and as a result, he was dismissed from the
university s medical program before he could complete his final two years. Upon his dismissal, Ewing
filed a complaint against the Regents of the University of Michigan, asserting a right to retake the
NBME Part I test on three separate theories, two predicated on state law and one based on federal law
(FindLaw s United States Supreme Court, 2016).). Furthermore, Ewing stated that the University
failed to uphold his contract as an enrolled student and had been barred by the doctrine of promissory
estoppel (Regents of the University of Michigan v. Ewing. (2016). Additionally, he asserted that
according to federal law, he had a property interest in his continued enrollment in the medical program
known as Inteflex, and therefore, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The court also stated that they had ruled in Ewing s favor as evidence presented proved that other
students had been given the opportunity to retake the NBME Part I again upon failing it, and he was
the only person not given an opportunity to retake the test between 1975 and 1982 (Regents of the
University, 2016). However, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed this decision, stating that he had been
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In Regents of the University of Michigan v. Ewing, Scott Ewing sued the University of Michigan after
he was dismissed from their medical program. The case took nearly three years to settle, eventually
coming before the United States Supreme Court. In the end, the court ruled in favor of the university
after much evidence was used including marketing used by the university pertaining to its medical
program, pamphlets, and other policies of the institution (Kaplin and Lee, 2013). The case arose upon
Ewing failing the university s mandatory medical exam, and as a result, he was dismissed from the
university s medical program before he could complete his final two years. Upon his dismissal, Ewing
filed a complaint against the Regents of the University of Michigan, asserting a right to retake the
NBME Part I test on three separate theories, two predicated on state law and one based on federal law
(FindLaw s United States Supreme Court, 2016).). Furthermore, Ewing stated that the University
failed to uphold his contract as an enrolled student and had been barred by the doctrine of promissory
estoppel (Regents of the University of Michigan v. Ewing. (2016). Additionally, he asserted that
according to federal law, he had a property interest in his continued enrollment in the medical program
known as Inteflex, and therefore, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The court also stated that they had ruled in Ewing s favor as evidence presented proved that other
students had been given the opportunity to retake the NBME Part I again upon failing it, and he was
the only person not given an opportunity to retake the test between 1975 and 1982 (Regents of the
University, 2016). However, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed this decision, stating that he had been
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Symbolism In A Caged Bird
Introduction:
The title is a metaphor derived from Maya Angelou s poem Caged Bird to mean the bird which is
Bahamian music is throwing itself against the bars of its cage which is metaphorical for the constraints
to the inclusiveness of other Bahamian artist under the umbrella of Bahamian music. Bahamian music
struggles so much that it begins to bleed and needs to stop, but once its wounds are healed, it tries
again. Bahamian music is very persistent for diversity and is just praying, wishing to be free. The
cultural forefathers have caged the bird because they have been increasingly frightened at the
possibility that the Bahamian culture is quickly becoming a hybrid culture that is being corroded
almost daily. This fear could very well ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rousseau s ideology in his piece on the social contract is directly related to the issue Bahamian music
is facing. The importance of viewing Rousseau s piece through an introspective lens is to allow
Bahamians to appreciate that they should possess the freedom in relegating what art forms change and
how they do instead of allowing the government (state) to control changes whether or not the people
(sovereignty) want it to change. Rousseau really asserted that only the people, in the form of the
sovereign have the all powerful right to legislate; that governments are not sovereign but merely a tool
of the people who really comprise the Sovereign, which is the excrete of the general will of the
people. A test of any aspect of the social contract is the extent to which the Sovereign body (the
people) accepts the status quo. The commands of the rulers may pass for general wills where the
Sovereign, even while free to, does not oppose them. Silence is taken to imply acceptance. However,
for laws to be heeded they need to be accepted. The aim of the Social Contract is to determine a
legitimate political authority. In the Bahamas this authority is the elected Government on the
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Introduction:
The title is a metaphor derived from Maya Angelou s poem Caged Bird to mean the bird which is
Bahamian music is throwing itself against the bars of its cage which is metaphorical for the constraints
to the inclusiveness of other Bahamian artist under the umbrella of Bahamian music. Bahamian music
struggles so much that it begins to bleed and needs to stop, but once its wounds are healed, it tries
again. Bahamian music is very persistent for diversity and is just praying, wishing to be free. The
cultural forefathers have caged the bird because they have been increasingly frightened at the
possibility that the Bahamian culture is quickly becoming a hybrid culture that is being corroded
almost daily. This fear could very well ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rousseau s ideology in his piece on the social contract is directly related to the issue Bahamian music
is facing. The importance of viewing Rousseau s piece through an introspective lens is to allow
Bahamians to appreciate that they should possess the freedom in relegating what art forms change and
how they do instead of allowing the government (state) to control changes whether or not the people
(sovereignty) want it to change. Rousseau really asserted that only the people, in the form of the
sovereign have the all powerful right to legislate; that governments are not sovereign but merely a tool
of the people who really comprise the Sovereign, which is the excrete of the general will of the
people. A test of any aspect of the social contract is the extent to which the Sovereign body (the
people) accepts the status quo. The commands of the rulers may pass for general wills where the
Sovereign, even while free to, does not oppose them. Silence is taken to imply acceptance. However,
for laws to be heeded they need to be accepted. The aim of the Social Contract is to determine a
legitimate political authority. In the Bahamas this authority is the elected Government on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay about Causes of Unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina
2. Methods
This report aims to investigate causes of unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as
problems and solutions of unemployment in this country. Exploration of causes of unemployment is
analyzed by utilizing of the book written by Rajko Tomas entitled Nezaposleni. Moreover, data related
to problems of unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina is gathered from the book by Miomir Jaksic
entitled Makroekonomija. The articles related to poverty and going abroad of young population are
collected from the book Osnovi ekonomije written by Slobodan Barac and Budimir Stakic and its
articles are very beneficial for our topic. Finally, the solutions of unemployment in Bosnia and
Herzegovina are analyzed by utilizing online articles ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, if they break undeclared work, more people will be fired and it leads to increase in
unemployment rate. Consequently, it is obvious from above that undeclared work is harmful for the
economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as for its citizens.
3.1.2 Corruption
Another important cause of unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina is corruption. At the end of
each year, numerous organizations do researches related to corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
One of these organizations is Transparency International organization. According to Transparency
International, Bosnia and Herzegovina is represented as the one of the most corrupted and the most
undeveloped countries in Europe. The corruption rate in this country is calculated as 14.9% and it
places Bosnia and Herzegovina as the 5th country on the list of corrupted countries. During last four
years, this country records constant decrease in global corruption rate because the other countries
involved in this survey showed high increase in corruption rate. Moreover, Divjak (2012) states that
this country did not make any improvement or decline in corruption rate, so it represents stagnation in
economy. Although the decrease is finally stopped, the result is disappointing because there is no
desire of the government to overcome the corruption. According to Tomas (2004, p.141.)
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
2. Methods
This report aims to investigate causes of unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as
problems and solutions of unemployment in this country. Exploration of causes of unemployment is
analyzed by utilizing of the book written by Rajko Tomas entitled Nezaposleni. Moreover, data related
to problems of unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina is gathered from the book by Miomir Jaksic
entitled Makroekonomija. The articles related to poverty and going abroad of young population are
collected from the book Osnovi ekonomije written by Slobodan Barac and Budimir Stakic and its
articles are very beneficial for our topic. Finally, the solutions of unemployment in Bosnia and
Herzegovina are analyzed by utilizing online articles ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, if they break undeclared work, more people will be fired and it leads to increase in
unemployment rate. Consequently, it is obvious from above that undeclared work is harmful for the
economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as for its citizens.
3.1.2 Corruption
Another important cause of unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina is corruption. At the end of
each year, numerous organizations do researches related to corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
One of these organizations is Transparency International organization. According to Transparency
International, Bosnia and Herzegovina is represented as the one of the most corrupted and the most
undeveloped countries in Europe. The corruption rate in this country is calculated as 14.9% and it
places Bosnia and Herzegovina as the 5th country on the list of corrupted countries. During last four
years, this country records constant decrease in global corruption rate because the other countries
involved in this survey showed high increase in corruption rate. Moreover, Divjak (2012) states that
this country did not make any improvement or decline in corruption rate, so it represents stagnation in
economy. Although the decrease is finally stopped, the result is disappointing because there is no
desire of the government to overcome the corruption. According to Tomas (2004, p.141.)
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Right Of Prescribe Medication For Psychologist Have...
The right to prescribe medication for psychologist have been a hot topic in the mental health field and
have been a major goal of the American Psychological Association. In fact, the American
Psychological Association have established many different training programs and legislations towards
achieving this goal. Today, the state of New Mexico, Louisiana, and Illinois are the three states that
have approved prescription rights for psychologist, with many other state have already introduced
similar legislation waiting for approval. It is believed that the benefits of granting prescription rights
to psychologist are that it would improve mental health service, affordability, accessibility and
effectiveness of mental health treatment. However, giving psychologist the prescription right could
lead to many negative factors such as psychologist s lack of appropriate training for prescribing
medication, changes in psychologist treatment for patient, and legal and ethical issues. There are
educational level and requirements that should be associated to professional with rights to prescribe
medication. If clinical psychologist were given the rights to prescribe medication, the pre requirement
for the graduate program for clinical psychologist would need to change dramatically. The current
undergraduate psychology degree do not include many chemistry, and biology course that pre medical
school students would have to take. Course such as neurobiology, biochemistry, and organic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The right to prescribe medication for psychologist have been a hot topic in the mental health field and
have been a major goal of the American Psychological Association. In fact, the American
Psychological Association have established many different training programs and legislations towards
achieving this goal. Today, the state of New Mexico, Louisiana, and Illinois are the three states that
have approved prescription rights for psychologist, with many other state have already introduced
similar legislation waiting for approval. It is believed that the benefits of granting prescription rights
to psychologist are that it would improve mental health service, affordability, accessibility and
effectiveness of mental health treatment. However, giving psychologist the prescription right could
lead to many negative factors such as psychologist s lack of appropriate training for prescribing
medication, changes in psychologist treatment for patient, and legal and ethical issues. There are
educational level and requirements that should be associated to professional with rights to prescribe
medication. If clinical psychologist were given the rights to prescribe medication, the pre requirement
for the graduate program for clinical psychologist would need to change dramatically. The current
undergraduate psychology degree do not include many chemistry, and biology course that pre medical
school students would have to take. Course such as neurobiology, biochemistry, and organic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gucci s Use Of Gender Roles In Advertising
Gender roles have been a part of society since the beginning of society itself. Men are supposed to be
bigger, stronger, smarter, they should go out and support their family. Women are meant to fragile and
they should stay at home to raise the children. Though this idea is not as present as it once was, and
many people, especially women, continue to step away from that idea, it is still present especially in
advertising. Gucci s 2011 advertisement for their Guilty cologne is no exception to this. The
advertisement features Chris Evans, known for his roles in the Captain America films, and Evan
Rachel Wood, known for her roles in Westworld. The two stand naked against a black background.
The cologne bottle is pictured in the bottom right corner of the image. The title is above their heads in
bold white letters and says Gucci Guilty: Pour Homme. They use these gender roles, and other
common societal ideas to convey their message that the use of the cologne will not only make it s
target audience more attractive but it will spice up their life and get them pretty women. Chris Evans
is the first thing that the audience sees when looking at the given advertisement. He represents the role
of men in society perfectly. His piercing blue eyes provide a stark contrast with the rest of the image.
He s looking directly into the camera as well which exudes a level of confidence that most men can
only wish to have. Viewers will be left wondering what they could do to achieve this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gender roles have been a part of society since the beginning of society itself. Men are supposed to be
bigger, stronger, smarter, they should go out and support their family. Women are meant to fragile and
they should stay at home to raise the children. Though this idea is not as present as it once was, and
many people, especially women, continue to step away from that idea, it is still present especially in
advertising. Gucci s 2011 advertisement for their Guilty cologne is no exception to this. The
advertisement features Chris Evans, known for his roles in the Captain America films, and Evan
Rachel Wood, known for her roles in Westworld. The two stand naked against a black background.
The cologne bottle is pictured in the bottom right corner of the image. The title is above their heads in
bold white letters and says Gucci Guilty: Pour Homme. They use these gender roles, and other
common societal ideas to convey their message that the use of the cologne will not only make it s
target audience more attractive but it will spice up their life and get them pretty women. Chris Evans
is the first thing that the audience sees when looking at the given advertisement. He represents the role
of men in society perfectly. His piercing blue eyes provide a stark contrast with the rest of the image.
He s looking directly into the camera as well which exudes a level of confidence that most men can
only wish to have. Viewers will be left wondering what they could do to achieve this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Calling Of St. Matthew By Caravaggio
The Calling of St. Matthew, is a painting created in 1600, by Caravaggio. It was created using oil
paints measuring 127 inches by 130 inches. The painting can be found today in the Contarelli Chapel
in the french church San Luigi dei Francesi in Rome. It is located in the chapel with two other
paintings by Caravaggio, all about St. Matthew. The painting is telling a story from the Gospel of
Matthew. It shows the moment that Jesus tells Matthew to follow him and become one of his apostles.
The main characters in this painting are Matthew, Jesus, and Peter. There are five young men seated
counting money. They are all armed and dressed in fancy clothes. The room they are in almost looks
like an old tavern. Images do not usually show Jesus in this particular kind of setting. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It represents the sacrifice Jesus is going to make for the people. Caravaggio s hand placement for
Jesus is very similar to Michelangelo s hand in his The Creation of Adam painting. This could have
been done intentional. Michelangelo painted God as he awakens Adam and now Caravaggio has
painted Jesus reaching out to Matthew as he is recreating his life. It is hard to tell exactly who Jesus is
pointing at since there are five men seated in front of him. However, the intensity of the light,
probably from a door that was opened, takes the viewers eyes right to the bearded mans hand which he
is pointing at himself in shock. Matthew is surprised that Jesus would pick someone like him.
Caravaggio is showing his audience that even if you believe you are not holy enough, everyone is able
to follow Christ. He gives his audience the ability to relate to St. Matthew. This tells us that he is
Matthew. At this moment, Matthew has to decide if he wants to stay and continue to be a tax collector,
or follow Jesus. The coin on top of his hat and his hand reaching out to a coin, symbolizes that money
is a huge part of him, if he went with Jesus he would be giving
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Calling of St. Matthew, is a painting created in 1600, by Caravaggio. It was created using oil
paints measuring 127 inches by 130 inches. The painting can be found today in the Contarelli Chapel
in the french church San Luigi dei Francesi in Rome. It is located in the chapel with two other
paintings by Caravaggio, all about St. Matthew. The painting is telling a story from the Gospel of
Matthew. It shows the moment that Jesus tells Matthew to follow him and become one of his apostles.
The main characters in this painting are Matthew, Jesus, and Peter. There are five young men seated
counting money. They are all armed and dressed in fancy clothes. The room they are in almost looks
like an old tavern. Images do not usually show Jesus in this particular kind of setting. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It represents the sacrifice Jesus is going to make for the people. Caravaggio s hand placement for
Jesus is very similar to Michelangelo s hand in his The Creation of Adam painting. This could have
been done intentional. Michelangelo painted God as he awakens Adam and now Caravaggio has
painted Jesus reaching out to Matthew as he is recreating his life. It is hard to tell exactly who Jesus is
pointing at since there are five men seated in front of him. However, the intensity of the light,
probably from a door that was opened, takes the viewers eyes right to the bearded mans hand which he
is pointing at himself in shock. Matthew is surprised that Jesus would pick someone like him.
Caravaggio is showing his audience that even if you believe you are not holy enough, everyone is able
to follow Christ. He gives his audience the ability to relate to St. Matthew. This tells us that he is
Matthew. At this moment, Matthew has to decide if he wants to stay and continue to be a tax collector,
or follow Jesus. The coin on top of his hat and his hand reaching out to a coin, symbolizes that money
is a huge part of him, if he went with Jesus he would be giving
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Perneb Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art, I ve observed many interesting paintings, sculptures, and artifacts. The
exhibits I chose to write about was the tomb of Perneb because it is the only thing I remember the
most when I know that I have to focus on Mesopotamia or Egypt. Mastaba Tomb of Perneb was
original came from the period of Old Kingdom, Egypt that located in the Egyptian necropolis at
Saqqara. It was discovered in 1907, purchased from the Egyptian government in 1913 and given to the
Metropolitan Museum of Art by Edward S. Harkness. Perneb was a court official in the royal
household who had a role in the robing and crowning of the king; his tomb was attached to the larger
tomb of the vizier Shepsesre, who may have been Perneb s father. When ... Show more content on
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It is a sacred place dedicated to the belief in life after death. The afterlife was a main focus of
Egyptian Civilization and ruled every aspect of the society. This is reflected in their architecture and
manpower involved in the building of their tombs. Ancient Egyptians believed the soul could live only
if the body was preserved from corruption and depredation as well as fed. This aspect was emphasized
in Perneb s tomb by two small obelisks (now missing) at the western corners of the courtyard. They
evoked the presence of the sun god Re who, especially in Perneb s time, was venerated as the ultimate
source of life in grandiose solar temples built around huge obelisks. Most importantly, the interior
rooms of the mastaba were places for the performance of life renewing rituals. Eternalized in the wall
decorations, these rituals and the offerings that accompanied them provided the deceased with
everlasting sustenance. The statues in the serdab represented the tomb owner as a living person who
could receive the potent life forces activated through the chants and incense burning that took place in
the south offering
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Metropolitan Museum of Art, I ve observed many interesting paintings, sculptures, and artifacts. The
exhibits I chose to write about was the tomb of Perneb because it is the only thing I remember the
most when I know that I have to focus on Mesopotamia or Egypt. Mastaba Tomb of Perneb was
original came from the period of Old Kingdom, Egypt that located in the Egyptian necropolis at
Saqqara. It was discovered in 1907, purchased from the Egyptian government in 1913 and given to the
Metropolitan Museum of Art by Edward S. Harkness. Perneb was a court official in the royal
household who had a role in the robing and crowning of the king; his tomb was attached to the larger
tomb of the vizier Shepsesre, who may have been Perneb s father. When ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is a sacred place dedicated to the belief in life after death. The afterlife was a main focus of
Egyptian Civilization and ruled every aspect of the society. This is reflected in their architecture and
manpower involved in the building of their tombs. Ancient Egyptians believed the soul could live only
if the body was preserved from corruption and depredation as well as fed. This aspect was emphasized
in Perneb s tomb by two small obelisks (now missing) at the western corners of the courtyard. They
evoked the presence of the sun god Re who, especially in Perneb s time, was venerated as the ultimate
source of life in grandiose solar temples built around huge obelisks. Most importantly, the interior
rooms of the mastaba were places for the performance of life renewing rituals. Eternalized in the wall
decorations, these rituals and the offerings that accompanied them provided the deceased with
everlasting sustenance. The statues in the serdab represented the tomb owner as a living person who
could receive the potent life forces activated through the chants and incense burning that took place in
the south offering
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Summary Of The Mcdonaldization Of Society
As to perfectly punctuate the paper The McDonaldization of Society by George Ritzer, I got tired of
reading it and made my computer read it to me while I listened, which although efficient added an
emphasis on all the topics Ritzer discussed in his writing. McDonaldization is the sociological term
used to describe the wide spread affects of fast food restaurants on society, whose affects can be seen
in almost all aspects of todays society. The first aspect of McDonaldization as highlighted in the
article is the assembly line structure, as used by fast food restaurants; it provides an efficient way for
food to be prepared, served, eaten and disposed of as fast as possible. It utilizes multiple employs at
different stations to make food
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As to perfectly punctuate the paper The McDonaldization of Society by George Ritzer, I got tired of
reading it and made my computer read it to me while I listened, which although efficient added an
emphasis on all the topics Ritzer discussed in his writing. McDonaldization is the sociological term
used to describe the wide spread affects of fast food restaurants on society, whose affects can be seen
in almost all aspects of todays society. The first aspect of McDonaldization as highlighted in the
article is the assembly line structure, as used by fast food restaurants; it provides an efficient way for
food to be prepared, served, eaten and disposed of as fast as possible. It utilizes multiple employs at
different stations to make food
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My Best Vacation
The best vacation ever! my cousin Vicky screamed from the bed next to me. I was just trying to fall
sleep, but she kept talking most of the night with her twin sister Emma. We all have the same age, and
this is the first vacation we have without parents, aunts, and uncles around, telling us what to do. We
arrived to Los Angeles, California at 11:00 pm, checked into the hotel and tried to rest. The next day
we planned to drive around the city and wait for our friend Annette, who was coming from Texas.
Annette was around twenty years old, but she had been traveling around the world with her father
since she was 13. I admire her, she is funny, has a good temper, and is really knowledgeable about
traveling. We are going to fly together to Mexico City first, and from there to Acapulco. We planned to
go to La Quebrada , it s a place in Acapulco where people do cliff diving. We had done some research
about it. The divers have to climb the cliff and do a freestyle jump into the water. We couldn t wait to
be there, Annette was going to be really happy too, she used to compete in platform diving when she
was in high school. The hotel room phone rang pretty early the next day. Our parents checking on us,
making sure we were ok. Emma talked to her mother and assured her that everything was ok and that
we will be careful driving around. It was funny, I looked at her facial expressions meanwhile she is
talking, and Emma rolls the eyes and nods a lot. Emma is the opposite of his sister Vicky. Vicky talks
a lot but she s a scary cat, on the other hand, Emma is quieter but really adventurous. Liz, my uncle
wants you on the phone! Emma announced. I picked up the phone and got myself ready for the
lecture. My father was concerned that we were going alone to Mexico. I promised that we were going
to stay in Acapulco a couple of days and go back to California. Don t do stupid things my father
continued, and, take care of each other. Annette arrived at midday, we were happy to see each other
again. We decided to go the movies. We say the premier of Batman Returns , the line at the movie
theater was extremely long, but we were so excited that the next day we will be flying to Mexico that
the
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The best vacation ever! my cousin Vicky screamed from the bed next to me. I was just trying to fall
sleep, but she kept talking most of the night with her twin sister Emma. We all have the same age, and
this is the first vacation we have without parents, aunts, and uncles around, telling us what to do. We
arrived to Los Angeles, California at 11:00 pm, checked into the hotel and tried to rest. The next day
we planned to drive around the city and wait for our friend Annette, who was coming from Texas.
Annette was around twenty years old, but she had been traveling around the world with her father
since she was 13. I admire her, she is funny, has a good temper, and is really knowledgeable about
traveling. We are going to fly together to Mexico City first, and from there to Acapulco. We planned to
go to La Quebrada , it s a place in Acapulco where people do cliff diving. We had done some research
about it. The divers have to climb the cliff and do a freestyle jump into the water. We couldn t wait to
be there, Annette was going to be really happy too, she used to compete in platform diving when she
was in high school. The hotel room phone rang pretty early the next day. Our parents checking on us,
making sure we were ok. Emma talked to her mother and assured her that everything was ok and that
we will be careful driving around. It was funny, I looked at her facial expressions meanwhile she is
talking, and Emma rolls the eyes and nods a lot. Emma is the opposite of his sister Vicky. Vicky talks
a lot but she s a scary cat, on the other hand, Emma is quieter but really adventurous. Liz, my uncle
wants you on the phone! Emma announced. I picked up the phone and got myself ready for the
lecture. My father was concerned that we were going alone to Mexico. I promised that we were going
to stay in Acapulco a couple of days and go back to California. Don t do stupid things my father
continued, and, take care of each other. Annette arrived at midday, we were happy to see each other
again. We decided to go the movies. We say the premier of Batman Returns , the line at the movie
theater was extremely long, but we were so excited that the next day we will be flying to Mexico that
the
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19th and 20th Century of Europe
Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries
Introduction
During the 19th and 20th century, Europe witnessed its so called demographic transition, with a fall in
birth rates and an even greater fall in mortality rates, which led to a rapid increase in the population.
The demographic transition was essentially a result of a decrease in chronic infectious diseases like
tuberculosis, syphilis, diphtheria, measles, dysentery, and typhoid fever.
The wage dispersion evidence suggests that the middle of the 19th century is an appropriate date for
the start of modern convergence in the Atlantic economy. One might view this convergence as one of
transition toward globally integrated Atlantic factor markets. The convergence in wages from about
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And while restrictions on farm imports are still prominent in Europe today, OECD farm sectors are far
too small to matter economy wide to the extent that they did a century ago. Furthermore, the
migrations from poor to rich countries today are pretty trivial affairs compared with the mass
migrations up to World War I. Today, only the U.S. has across the border migration rates anything like
those recorded all over the converging Atlantic economy prior to the quotas. And governments today
have far more sophisticated ways to compensate losers than they had a century ago.
Conclusion
In conclusion we can say that during the 19th and 20th century the well to do European economies of
that time included the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Germany, as well as Britain. In contrast, the
nine members of the European periphery at this time were Austria, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Italy,
Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden. (Austria and Denmark can be viewed as straddling the margin
between core and periphery.) The industrial core countries had levels of GDP per head 67 percent
higher than the poor European periphery (O Rourke, 1997), and their real wages were 86 percent
higher than the periphery. Note again that the sample excludes east and southeast Europe simply
because the late 19th century data are inadequate for those regions. We do know, however, that these
countries were relatively
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Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries
Introduction
During the 19th and 20th century, Europe witnessed its so called demographic transition, with a fall in
birth rates and an even greater fall in mortality rates, which led to a rapid increase in the population.
The demographic transition was essentially a result of a decrease in chronic infectious diseases like
tuberculosis, syphilis, diphtheria, measles, dysentery, and typhoid fever.
The wage dispersion evidence suggests that the middle of the 19th century is an appropriate date for
the start of modern convergence in the Atlantic economy. One might view this convergence as one of
transition toward globally integrated Atlantic factor markets. The convergence in wages from about
1854 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And while restrictions on farm imports are still prominent in Europe today, OECD farm sectors are far
too small to matter economy wide to the extent that they did a century ago. Furthermore, the
migrations from poor to rich countries today are pretty trivial affairs compared with the mass
migrations up to World War I. Today, only the U.S. has across the border migration rates anything like
those recorded all over the converging Atlantic economy prior to the quotas. And governments today
have far more sophisticated ways to compensate losers than they had a century ago.
Conclusion
In conclusion we can say that during the 19th and 20th century the well to do European economies of
that time included the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Germany, as well as Britain. In contrast, the
nine members of the European periphery at this time were Austria, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Italy,
Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden. (Austria and Denmark can be viewed as straddling the margin
between core and periphery.) The industrial core countries had levels of GDP per head 67 percent
higher than the poor European periphery (O Rourke, 1997), and their real wages were 86 percent
higher than the periphery. Note again that the sample excludes east and southeast Europe simply
because the late 19th century data are inadequate for those regions. We do know, however, that these
countries were relatively
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Frank Norris’s Novel McTeague Essay
Frank Norris s Novel McTeague
Frank Norris s novel McTeague explores the decay of society in the early twentieth century. Set in San
Francisco, a place where anything can happen...where fact is often stranger than fiction (McElrath, Jr.
447), Norris explores themes of greed and naturalism, revealing the darker side of human psyche.
What can be found most disturbing is the way that Norris portrays McTeague, in shocking detail, as
nothing more than a brute animal at his core. Norris explores the greed and savage animalism that
lurks inside McTeague.
McTeague is first portrayed as a gentle giant. The reader is introduced to McTeague as he sits in his
dental parlor, smoking his cigar and drinking his steam beer. He is ... Show more content on
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Despite the fact that the two are deciding which one will have Trina, without her input on the matter,
they feel that they are both noble men. The dentist treats his friend for an ulcerated tooth and refuses
payment; the friend reciprocates by giving up his girl. This was nobility (Norris 48 9). After this
encounter, the two men go back to their flat where a fight between two dogs is about to occur. Norris
uses foreshadowing at this point and more animal imagery to describe the silent rage growing inside
Marcus. Suddenly the quarrel had exploded on either side of the fence. The dogs raged at each other,
snarling and barking, frantic with hate (Norris 52). This scene is repeated throughout the novel when
McTeague and Marcus meet, adding to the feelings of tension between the two.
After Trina and McTeague plan to be wed, she wins the lottery providing a catalyst for the further
decay of their character. After winning the five thousand dollars, the passport to doom that brings on
all the trouble, she begins to hoard the money and become stingy (Rexroth 345).
Just now, yielding to an impulse which often seized her, she drew out the matchbox and the chamois
sack, and emptying the contents on the bed, counted them carefully...She counted it and recounted it
and made little piles of it an drubbed the gold pieces between the folds of her apron until they shone
(Norris 164).
Norris devotes several chapters her miserliness, somewhat excessive with the
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Frank Norris s Novel McTeague
Frank Norris s novel McTeague explores the decay of society in the early twentieth century. Set in San
Francisco, a place where anything can happen...where fact is often stranger than fiction (McElrath, Jr.
447), Norris explores themes of greed and naturalism, revealing the darker side of human psyche.
What can be found most disturbing is the way that Norris portrays McTeague, in shocking detail, as
nothing more than a brute animal at his core. Norris explores the greed and savage animalism that
lurks inside McTeague.
McTeague is first portrayed as a gentle giant. The reader is introduced to McTeague as he sits in his
dental parlor, smoking his cigar and drinking his steam beer. He is ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Despite the fact that the two are deciding which one will have Trina, without her input on the matter,
they feel that they are both noble men. The dentist treats his friend for an ulcerated tooth and refuses
payment; the friend reciprocates by giving up his girl. This was nobility (Norris 48 9). After this
encounter, the two men go back to their flat where a fight between two dogs is about to occur. Norris
uses foreshadowing at this point and more animal imagery to describe the silent rage growing inside
Marcus. Suddenly the quarrel had exploded on either side of the fence. The dogs raged at each other,
snarling and barking, frantic with hate (Norris 52). This scene is repeated throughout the novel when
McTeague and Marcus meet, adding to the feelings of tension between the two.
After Trina and McTeague plan to be wed, she wins the lottery providing a catalyst for the further
decay of their character. After winning the five thousand dollars, the passport to doom that brings on
all the trouble, she begins to hoard the money and become stingy (Rexroth 345).
Just now, yielding to an impulse which often seized her, she drew out the matchbox and the chamois
sack, and emptying the contents on the bed, counted them carefully...She counted it and recounted it
and made little piles of it an drubbed the gold pieces between the folds of her apron until they shone
(Norris 164).
Norris devotes several chapters her miserliness, somewhat excessive with the
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Opposition to Leakers
Are government whistleblowers acting in the public interest, or do they endanger the public by
exposing classified information? Just as government transparency has waned in recent years, there
have been several instances of very public national intelligence whistle blowing. Large scale leaks
such as those published by The Guardian and WikiLeaks have prompted debate on issues of
government secrecy, as well as the balance between security and liberty. High profile whistleblowers
like Bradley Manning, Julian Assange, and Edward Snowden have, at great personal risk, leaked
classified information to the public in the interest of transparency. Leaked media and documents range
from embarrassing, to potentially dangerous. Heightened levels of ... Show more content on
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New York Times reporters James Risen and Eric Lichtblau were awarded the Pulitzer Prize; Drake
was indicted under the espionage act (Wise). The NSA came under scrutiny again in 2013 when
Edward Snowden revealed large scale data collection and surveillance programs.
As history can attest, government whistleblowers act honorably for the greater good despite threat of
prosecution. Government transparency, especially in acts of war, is important to a functioning
democracy. J. William Leonard, former US classifications czar, In the documentary We Steal Secrets:
The Story of WikiLeaks, illustrates, To have those types of decisions, those types of deliberations,
done in secrecy is a tremendous disservice to the American people because these are things being done
in their name so, whether you agree with them or not, to have a free back and forth airing of these is
essential . In support of these concepts, those behind WikiLeaks and other government leaks have
taken great risks. Birgitta Jonsdottir, member of WikiLeaks and Icelandic parliament, stated, We were
working on something that we knew that could get us into serious trouble and we were all willing to
take that consequence ( We Steal Secrets ). In We Steal Secrets, instant messages between Bradley
Manning and the man who eventually turned him in, hacker
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Are government whistleblowers acting in the public interest, or do they endanger the public by
exposing classified information? Just as government transparency has waned in recent years, there
have been several instances of very public national intelligence whistle blowing. Large scale leaks
such as those published by The Guardian and WikiLeaks have prompted debate on issues of
government secrecy, as well as the balance between security and liberty. High profile whistleblowers
like Bradley Manning, Julian Assange, and Edward Snowden have, at great personal risk, leaked
classified information to the public in the interest of transparency. Leaked media and documents range
from embarrassing, to potentially dangerous. Heightened levels of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
New York Times reporters James Risen and Eric Lichtblau were awarded the Pulitzer Prize; Drake
was indicted under the espionage act (Wise). The NSA came under scrutiny again in 2013 when
Edward Snowden revealed large scale data collection and surveillance programs.
As history can attest, government whistleblowers act honorably for the greater good despite threat of
prosecution. Government transparency, especially in acts of war, is important to a functioning
democracy. J. William Leonard, former US classifications czar, In the documentary We Steal Secrets:
The Story of WikiLeaks, illustrates, To have those types of decisions, those types of deliberations,
done in secrecy is a tremendous disservice to the American people because these are things being done
in their name so, whether you agree with them or not, to have a free back and forth airing of these is
essential . In support of these concepts, those behind WikiLeaks and other government leaks have
taken great risks. Birgitta Jonsdottir, member of WikiLeaks and Icelandic parliament, stated, We were
working on something that we knew that could get us into serious trouble and we were all willing to
take that consequence ( We Steal Secrets ). In We Steal Secrets, instant messages between Bradley
Manning and the man who eventually turned him in, hacker
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Obejctive of Public Relations, Paragraphs
1) Mostly, because a rising number of public relations experts and authorities especially has ascend to
reflect that the important objective of public relations is to construct and then improve on going or
durable affairs with an organization s noteworthy publics. The inevitability for revisions, such as this
discrete, that a number the discernments recognized publics has of their associations with
organizations. This quantifiable indication can be used by frontrunners to aid manage companies and
prove the value of public relations. Tools and measures for analyzing and appraising the equitably
immediate outputs and results of accurate public relations programs, events, and campaigns have
endured for entirely a quantity of times. Nevertheless, confident pending immediately, calculating the
victory or flop of enduring relationships curtailing, in part after public relations struggles, need not
initiated.
Outputs are frequently the honest results of a precise PR platform or interest. Farther frequently than
not, they signify what is readily apparent to the foresight. They scope how acceptable an organization
gives the state to others, the level of consideration or coverage that the business attains. Outcomes
point target audience groups any kind or practice. They also level whether the communications
materials and messages that were dispersed have developed in any view, approach besides
performance conversions. As necessary as it can be for an organization to portion PR
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1) Mostly, because a rising number of public relations experts and authorities especially has ascend to
reflect that the important objective of public relations is to construct and then improve on going or
durable affairs with an organization s noteworthy publics. The inevitability for revisions, such as this
discrete, that a number the discernments recognized publics has of their associations with
organizations. This quantifiable indication can be used by frontrunners to aid manage companies and
prove the value of public relations. Tools and measures for analyzing and appraising the equitably
immediate outputs and results of accurate public relations programs, events, and campaigns have
endured for entirely a quantity of times. Nevertheless, confident pending immediately, calculating the
victory or flop of enduring relationships curtailing, in part after public relations struggles, need not
initiated.
Outputs are frequently the honest results of a precise PR platform or interest. Farther frequently than
not, they signify what is readily apparent to the foresight. They scope how acceptable an organization
gives the state to others, the level of consideration or coverage that the business attains. Outcomes
point target audience groups any kind or practice. They also level whether the communications
materials and messages that were dispersed have developed in any view, approach besides
performance conversions. As necessary as it can be for an organization to portion PR
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Weight Watchers Advertisement Analysis
The advertisement that I chose is very popular among celebrities is called Weight Watchers. A large
percentage of celebrities such as Jennifer Hudson and Jessica Simpson have lost tremendous amount a
weight from using this program. The program allows individuals to eat anything on their menu in
smaller portions including alcohol. The commercials of Jennifer Hudson and Jessica Simpson made
me feel somewhat discouraged about my weight because everyone s metabolism is different. The
program is selling that you can lose weight by buying their low fat meals. It doesn t too much explain
that you have to do more to lose weight such as exercise at least thirty to forty five minutes daily.
Body image is so important to Americans because everyone
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The advertisement that I chose is very popular among celebrities is called Weight Watchers. A large
percentage of celebrities such as Jennifer Hudson and Jessica Simpson have lost tremendous amount a
weight from using this program. The program allows individuals to eat anything on their menu in
smaller portions including alcohol. The commercials of Jennifer Hudson and Jessica Simpson made
me feel somewhat discouraged about my weight because everyone s metabolism is different. The
program is selling that you can lose weight by buying their low fat meals. It doesn t too much explain
that you have to do more to lose weight such as exercise at least thirty to forty five minutes daily.
Body image is so important to Americans because everyone
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I Love Lucy Stereotypes
A sitcom is a situational comedy, which is when the same setting and same characters appear in every
episode. In terms of sitcoms much has changed between time and a good example of that is, I Love
Lucy and The Simpsons. I Love Lucy first premiered in 1951 and for television viewers of the fifties;
Lucy and Ricky could have been well known neighbors from down the street. Many people are able
relate to this young couple, the Ricardo s, who were experiencing the hard times and trails of marriage
as typical Americans were. They lived in a brownstone in Manhattan with common struggles such as
paying the rent and affording household materials. The humor and jokes came along when ordinary
situations were amplified as Lucy managed to get herself into trouble time and time again, and ...
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The Simpsons introduces us to their main characters as stereotypes. As an example, in an opening
sequence we see Homer at work, which is what a stereotypical father s role is. We are also shown
Homer going against the stereotype because he takes radioactive waste with him showing proof that
he is incautious. Also, Marge is shown shopping and taking care of the baby Maggie. Marge is the
perfect example of a stereotypical mother, in the sense that she is playing a role of a housewife and
takes care of the house. On the other hand, Marge frequently goes against the stereotype because she
appears to be the authority figure of the family and this is what the man of the house is supposed to
do. The Simpsons show contains parody pieces of truth that are magnified to absurdity. As you can see
sitcoms today reflect reality, in other words television now contains more pieces of truth than it did
before. The problem is that most of today s sitcoms are so busy enhancing the dysfunctional aspects of
society in an attempt to be realistic that they often miss the
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A sitcom is a situational comedy, which is when the same setting and same characters appear in every
episode. In terms of sitcoms much has changed between time and a good example of that is, I Love
Lucy and The Simpsons. I Love Lucy first premiered in 1951 and for television viewers of the fifties;
Lucy and Ricky could have been well known neighbors from down the street. Many people are able
relate to this young couple, the Ricardo s, who were experiencing the hard times and trails of marriage
as typical Americans were. They lived in a brownstone in Manhattan with common struggles such as
paying the rent and affording household materials. The humor and jokes came along when ordinary
situations were amplified as Lucy managed to get herself into trouble time and time again, and ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Simpsons introduces us to their main characters as stereotypes. As an example, in an opening
sequence we see Homer at work, which is what a stereotypical father s role is. We are also shown
Homer going against the stereotype because he takes radioactive waste with him showing proof that
he is incautious. Also, Marge is shown shopping and taking care of the baby Maggie. Marge is the
perfect example of a stereotypical mother, in the sense that she is playing a role of a housewife and
takes care of the house. On the other hand, Marge frequently goes against the stereotype because she
appears to be the authority figure of the family and this is what the man of the house is supposed to
do. The Simpsons show contains parody pieces of truth that are magnified to absurdity. As you can see
sitcoms today reflect reality, in other words television now contains more pieces of truth than it did
before. The problem is that most of today s sitcoms are so busy enhancing the dysfunctional aspects of
society in an attempt to be realistic that they often miss the
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Community Volunteering
I have made a difference in my community by volunteering for many organizations. To start, I have
participated in the Lisbon Community Band and provided musical entertainment for the community to
enjoy free of charge. Each year, my town band has a winter and summer concert. These concerts
include a new set of songs for the community to hear. Music relaxes the mind and is believed to have
certain healing properties. I have been in my town s community band for eight years now and I plan to
be a member for as long as I can. The community band is a valuable and necessary aspect of my
community. I also have participated in my town s Boy Scout Troop in the past, helping out individuals
in the community, raking leaves in their yards, and performing ... Show more content on
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These were beneficial to not just the community, but to anyone who was set to receive blood
transfusions for medical reasons. As a Boy Scout, we also aided other organizations, such as the
Lisbon Historical Society. Furthermore, my troop assisted in running events, such as my town s fall
festival. My community extends to other parts of the state, as I have volunteered for organizations in
nearby towns. One such organization that I volunteer at is the Lawrence and Memorial Hospital in
New London. I volunteer in the summers in the Lawrence and Memorial Lobby shop gift shop. I feel I
am able to make a difference in the life of those who come into the gift shop. Specifically, I attempt to
bring smiles to the faces of the customers and make their experience in the gift shop enjoyable.
Another organization I volunteer for is the Slater Library in Jewett City. One summer I developed a
reading and science experiment program that lasted for many weeks and motivated children to read, as
well as become interested in the sciences. Through the creation of this program, I have observed
children having a great time performing these science experiments while being motivated to read
challenging books. Overall, I believe I have made a significant impact on my community and I will
continue to contribute my town in the
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I have made a difference in my community by volunteering for many organizations. To start, I have
participated in the Lisbon Community Band and provided musical entertainment for the community to
enjoy free of charge. Each year, my town band has a winter and summer concert. These concerts
include a new set of songs for the community to hear. Music relaxes the mind and is believed to have
certain healing properties. I have been in my town s community band for eight years now and I plan to
be a member for as long as I can. The community band is a valuable and necessary aspect of my
community. I also have participated in my town s Boy Scout Troop in the past, helping out individuals
in the community, raking leaves in their yards, and performing ... Show more content on
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These were beneficial to not just the community, but to anyone who was set to receive blood
transfusions for medical reasons. As a Boy Scout, we also aided other organizations, such as the
Lisbon Historical Society. Furthermore, my troop assisted in running events, such as my town s fall
festival. My community extends to other parts of the state, as I have volunteered for organizations in
nearby towns. One such organization that I volunteer at is the Lawrence and Memorial Hospital in
New London. I volunteer in the summers in the Lawrence and Memorial Lobby shop gift shop. I feel I
am able to make a difference in the life of those who come into the gift shop. Specifically, I attempt to
bring smiles to the faces of the customers and make their experience in the gift shop enjoyable.
Another organization I volunteer for is the Slater Library in Jewett City. One summer I developed a
reading and science experiment program that lasted for many weeks and motivated children to read, as
well as become interested in the sciences. Through the creation of this program, I have observed
children having a great time performing these science experiments while being motivated to read
challenging books. Overall, I believe I have made a significant impact on my community and I will
continue to contribute my town in the
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Golfer with Brachial Neuritis Misdiagnosed Essay
During Dr. Wallace s clinic, one of the golf girls came into the Athletic Training Room complaining of
right shoulder pain. Dr.Wallace first began the evaluation by asking if she remembered how she hurt
her shoulder. The golfer said she had been at home during winter break and was wearing socks in the
house. She said she was running and fell and when she was falling, she attempted to catch herself by
using a nearby wall. Dr. Wallace then checked her strength by asking her to abduct her shoulders as far
as she could. He then added resistance and noticed weakness in her right shoulder. He tested the
ligaments and told her they were all intact. He also asked her if she had been experiencing any
numbness, tingling, etc. since she fell and she ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She still had some loss in her sensory neurons, but they showed some slight improvement from the
initial evaluation. A follow up MRI also showed a ...decrease in the brachial plexus thickening and
hyperintensity. (Gazioglu) The patient in this case study experienced rare symptoms. Patients who are
usually diagnosed with brachial neuritis have severe pain in the shoulder and some even have
localized pain. Only a small number of patients have pain that subsides to the fingers of the affected
side. This case study supports the signs and symptoms along with the treatment that our team doctor
prescribed. When I asked him about the situation, he said that he asked her if she had the flu recently
because sometimes the brachial plexus can give off flu like symptoms such as a fever, fatigue, cough,
and runny nose. He said this condition is called brachial neuritis. He said the majority of the time it
affects one side of the shoulder and that s why he asked the golfer is she had any of the symptoms or
the flu during the break. He said that the muscles become weak and in some cases, paralyzed. For
treatment, Dr. Wallace said he prescribes pain relievers so it won t bother the patient as much. He said
in severe cases, the patient will undergo surgery and then see a physical therapist to help regain
strength in the shoulder. When I asked if he thought the golfer had had brachial neuritis he said most
likely no since
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During Dr. Wallace s clinic, one of the golf girls came into the Athletic Training Room complaining of
right shoulder pain. Dr.Wallace first began the evaluation by asking if she remembered how she hurt
her shoulder. The golfer said she had been at home during winter break and was wearing socks in the
house. She said she was running and fell and when she was falling, she attempted to catch herself by
using a nearby wall. Dr. Wallace then checked her strength by asking her to abduct her shoulders as far
as she could. He then added resistance and noticed weakness in her right shoulder. He tested the
ligaments and told her they were all intact. He also asked her if she had been experiencing any
numbness, tingling, etc. since she fell and she ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She still had some loss in her sensory neurons, but they showed some slight improvement from the
initial evaluation. A follow up MRI also showed a ...decrease in the brachial plexus thickening and
hyperintensity. (Gazioglu) The patient in this case study experienced rare symptoms. Patients who are
usually diagnosed with brachial neuritis have severe pain in the shoulder and some even have
localized pain. Only a small number of patients have pain that subsides to the fingers of the affected
side. This case study supports the signs and symptoms along with the treatment that our team doctor
prescribed. When I asked him about the situation, he said that he asked her if she had the flu recently
because sometimes the brachial plexus can give off flu like symptoms such as a fever, fatigue, cough,
and runny nose. He said this condition is called brachial neuritis. He said the majority of the time it
affects one side of the shoulder and that s why he asked the golfer is she had any of the symptoms or
the flu during the break. He said that the muscles become weak and in some cases, paralyzed. For
treatment, Dr. Wallace said he prescribes pain relievers so it won t bother the patient as much. He said
in severe cases, the patient will undergo surgery and then see a physical therapist to help regain
strength in the shoulder. When I asked if he thought the golfer had had brachial neuritis he said most
likely no since
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Advanced Placement European History
#3 Affinity. This concept can be visually represented by water and its ability to take the shape of any
container. So when my father introduced me to this concept, my intellectual arrogance dismissed it,
seeing no value in creating a connection with others. However, seeking solace in cold logic and
thinking made me a callous individual on the outside. Thereby depriving me of being able to
communicate all of my ideas to others. Despite being around so many people, I might as well have
been drifting through the desert, always feeling alone. It got to the point to which I had a change of
heart and decide to understand affinity. Initially, I failed to see how I could create a connection with
others through resemblance in structure and finally ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In high school, I felt that a vital part of my education was missing my freshman year since we did not
have to take any social studies class. This made me feel like we had been cheated in some way. So,
when I had the choice of taking college prep World History or Advanced Placement European History
the following year, I chose to take AP because I felt like history should be something challenging that
forces one to think and question information. I knew it would be rigorous, but if history doesn t make
you think critically, it carries no meaning. However, the first semester didn t go well and I failed.
Frustrated by this failure and feeling powerless, I dug in my heels the second semester and began to
study more and yet still wasn t getting the answers right. On the night before the AP European Test, I
made one final attempt to atone for my lackluster study skills earlier in the year by reading my
textbook cover to cover. It worked because I passed with a three on the AP exam and felt motivated to
do better come eleventh grade. I no longer stayed up all night or had to read the textbooks cover to
cover for AP US History class or AP English Language and Composition class. Although not my first
language, I had an adequate command of the English language and crafting my words in a unique way.
I had been studying U.S. History and so I giggled with glee when I saw the essay topics, confident I
would excel. When I received my test results this past July, I thought to myself, It s bizarre to have
learned so much about a place that isn t your own
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#3 Affinity. This concept can be visually represented by water and its ability to take the shape of any
container. So when my father introduced me to this concept, my intellectual arrogance dismissed it,
seeing no value in creating a connection with others. However, seeking solace in cold logic and
thinking made me a callous individual on the outside. Thereby depriving me of being able to
communicate all of my ideas to others. Despite being around so many people, I might as well have
been drifting through the desert, always feeling alone. It got to the point to which I had a change of
heart and decide to understand affinity. Initially, I failed to see how I could create a connection with
others through resemblance in structure and finally ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In high school, I felt that a vital part of my education was missing my freshman year since we did not
have to take any social studies class. This made me feel like we had been cheated in some way. So,
when I had the choice of taking college prep World History or Advanced Placement European History
the following year, I chose to take AP because I felt like history should be something challenging that
forces one to think and question information. I knew it would be rigorous, but if history doesn t make
you think critically, it carries no meaning. However, the first semester didn t go well and I failed.
Frustrated by this failure and feeling powerless, I dug in my heels the second semester and began to
study more and yet still wasn t getting the answers right. On the night before the AP European Test, I
made one final attempt to atone for my lackluster study skills earlier in the year by reading my
textbook cover to cover. It worked because I passed with a three on the AP exam and felt motivated to
do better come eleventh grade. I no longer stayed up all night or had to read the textbooks cover to
cover for AP US History class or AP English Language and Composition class. Although not my first
language, I had an adequate command of the English language and crafting my words in a unique way.
I had been studying U.S. History and so I giggled with glee when I saw the essay topics, confident I
would excel. When I received my test results this past July, I thought to myself, It s bizarre to have
learned so much about a place that isn t your own
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Petri Dish Lab Report
General Biology Bryarra Tinoco
BIO102 Spring Semester 2015 February 24, 2015
Introduction For this lab the experiment was to test how effective the antibiotic properties were in four
substances. The hypothesis that I conducted for this lab was that if the disks containing the substances
had a zone of inhibition then the antibiotic effect could be measured and compared. The part that
would be measured is the diameter of the zone if inhibition. The independent variables would be the
substances (P 10, S 10, C 30, and TE 30) and the dependent would be the zone of inhibition which is
what would be measured. Some of the standardized variables for this experiment were the bacteria, the
petri dish, and the nutrient. A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We measured the greatest diameter for each substance which told us the zone of inhibition. To
measure each we used a ruler and measured the diameters in millimeters. After recording each zone of
inhibition we copied our results onto the board and compared out answers to other classmates. After
comparing the results we then copied all the data onto a table and calculated the mean for each
substance plus the control. When we completed the table we then calculated the percent of difference
and placed the results into a table by using the means. After doing so, we created a graph that
illustrated the mean zone of inhibition for each one of the substances.
Results
In order to compare the difference of each substance we had to calculate the percent of difference for
each substance. The control vs the P 10 was calculated to be 65% which was the lowest percent. The
next substance which was not as high was the TE 30, when compared to the control it was 123%. One
substance that was higher was S 10, when it was compared to the control it was calculated to be 145%.
The biggest difference was C 30, when this substance was compared to the control it was 239%.
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General Biology Bryarra Tinoco
BIO102 Spring Semester 2015 February 24, 2015
Introduction For this lab the experiment was to test how effective the antibiotic properties were in four
substances. The hypothesis that I conducted for this lab was that if the disks containing the substances
had a zone of inhibition then the antibiotic effect could be measured and compared. The part that
would be measured is the diameter of the zone if inhibition. The independent variables would be the
substances (P 10, S 10, C 30, and TE 30) and the dependent would be the zone of inhibition which is
what would be measured. Some of the standardized variables for this experiment were the bacteria, the
petri dish, and the nutrient. A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We measured the greatest diameter for each substance which told us the zone of inhibition. To
measure each we used a ruler and measured the diameters in millimeters. After recording each zone of
inhibition we copied our results onto the board and compared out answers to other classmates. After
comparing the results we then copied all the data onto a table and calculated the mean for each
substance plus the control. When we completed the table we then calculated the percent of difference
and placed the results into a table by using the means. After doing so, we created a graph that
illustrated the mean zone of inhibition for each one of the substances.
Results
In order to compare the difference of each substance we had to calculate the percent of difference for
each substance. The control vs the P 10 was calculated to be 65% which was the lowest percent. The
next substance which was not as high was the TE 30, when compared to the control it was 123%. One
substance that was higher was S 10, when it was compared to the control it was calculated to be 145%.
The biggest difference was C 30, when this substance was compared to the control it was 239%.
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French Armistice Day During The First World War
From family to friends to moments of silence, French Armistice Day is different for all. This day is
celebrated due to the anniversary of World War I. Almost a century ago, the first great war ended.
With the end, a new tradition was introduced to the people. On November 11 every year, the French
people celebrate French Armistice Day. Every year on the 11th of November, many people are free of
work for the day. French Armistice Day is a national holiday and all stores, banks, post offices, and
many businesses are closed. However, major highways and transportation hubs are open. In Paris,
some stores and bakeries are open too. It is a day to remember those who died fighting for their
country during the first World War. French Armistice Day ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Each side was in a hopeless race between winning the war or from their home front collapses.
Between the alliances, disagreement was often occurring. From famine to a new leader, the alliances
began to fall apart. Germany felt betrayed after learning of secret peace negotiations with France from
the new ruler, Karl following Emperor Franz Joseph s death. Russia had pulled out of the war by 1918
due to the Russian Revolution and an economy in ruin. Food and supplies did not help their case
either. There were small gains for each side and the spirit of the war was all but lost in
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From family to friends to moments of silence, French Armistice Day is different for all. This day is
celebrated due to the anniversary of World War I. Almost a century ago, the first great war ended.
With the end, a new tradition was introduced to the people. On November 11 every year, the French
people celebrate French Armistice Day. Every year on the 11th of November, many people are free of
work for the day. French Armistice Day is a national holiday and all stores, banks, post offices, and
many businesses are closed. However, major highways and transportation hubs are open. In Paris,
some stores and bakeries are open too. It is a day to remember those who died fighting for their
country during the first World War. French Armistice Day ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Each side was in a hopeless race between winning the war or from their home front collapses.
Between the alliances, disagreement was often occurring. From famine to a new leader, the alliances
began to fall apart. Germany felt betrayed after learning of secret peace negotiations with France from
the new ruler, Karl following Emperor Franz Joseph s death. Russia had pulled out of the war by 1918
due to the Russian Revolution and an economy in ruin. Food and supplies did not help their case
either. There were small gains for each side and the spirit of the war was all but lost in
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Immanuel Kant Deontology Theory
Throughout history, wars over the meaning of equality have been expressed in many ways for the
purpose of establishing one standard to the meaning of equal. Equal is being treated with the same
respect regardless of gender. The theory of deontology has defined and developed the meaning of
equal within society. However, it has been a slow process. Miscommunication and misunderstanding
to the meaning of gender equality is responsible for personal and social tyranny. Happiness, fairness,
and dignity have risen from social roles, poverty, and health reform that defined the message to the
question of what it means to be equal and unequal among men and women using the deontology
theory as this essay will demonstrate.
Deontology is an ethical theory that focus on the will of a person. It is a philosophy about how people
ought to act. Deontology is non consequentialism. People s action should not play the role in
evaluating the act of morality. Duties and obligation are the target to the will of a person. There are
two important rules in deontology. The first rule is never treat people as a means to an end in
achieving a goal because it is disrespectful. The second rule is act in the manner that maxim the action
with the intent to developing into a universal law. Immanuel Kant is a philosopher of ethics.
According to an article titled Groundwork for the Metaphysic of Morals Immanuel Kant (2008) reads,
an action that is done from duty doesn t get its moral
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Throughout history, wars over the meaning of equality have been expressed in many ways for the
purpose of establishing one standard to the meaning of equal. Equal is being treated with the same
respect regardless of gender. The theory of deontology has defined and developed the meaning of
equal within society. However, it has been a slow process. Miscommunication and misunderstanding
to the meaning of gender equality is responsible for personal and social tyranny. Happiness, fairness,
and dignity have risen from social roles, poverty, and health reform that defined the message to the
question of what it means to be equal and unequal among men and women using the deontology
theory as this essay will demonstrate.
Deontology is an ethical theory that focus on the will of a person. It is a philosophy about how people
ought to act. Deontology is non consequentialism. People s action should not play the role in
evaluating the act of morality. Duties and obligation are the target to the will of a person. There are
two important rules in deontology. The first rule is never treat people as a means to an end in
achieving a goal because it is disrespectful. The second rule is act in the manner that maxim the action
with the intent to developing into a universal law. Immanuel Kant is a philosopher of ethics.
According to an article titled Groundwork for the Metaphysic of Morals Immanuel Kant (2008) reads,
an action that is done from duty doesn t get its moral
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The Divas Division In The Wwe
There is so much to be said about the Divas Division in the WWE that it feels like a broken record
trying to be fixed over and over again. At the last NXT special NXT Takeover: Unstoppable, one
match that stood out the whole night was the bout between Becky Lynch versus Sasha Banks for the
NXT Women s Championship. The submission attempts, the chain wrestling, and the high paced
energy, both women brought out the best of each other and put on an amazing women s match through
out the whole night. Both women deserve to be on the main roster when they get the call up, but it s
the only terror that they ll be nothing really important to the show and will fall in the back burner of
three hour programming. That s when the #GiveDivasAChance movement ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Give the Divas compelling and interesting storylines. The current storylines in the Divas Division are
simply not compelling or interesting. On NXT, all it took was a few video packages for Becky Lynch
to give her backstory and give fans a reasons to cheer for her, while on NXT was the tension between
Bayley and Emma. On the main roster, the Divas barely have decent storytelling surrounding the
Divas Championship, let alone given a low level storyline not surrounding the title. The reliance of
Total Divas for the past two years in my opinion probably hurt the division even more than it helped.
While it showcase the women on Total Divas and gave them some reasons to be on the show, it has
done nothing to help improve the division with weak storylines and meaninigless matches. There is no
effort being put into the stories of the Divas and they desperately need a new fresh direction in order
for fans to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There is so much to be said about the Divas Division in the WWE that it feels like a broken record
trying to be fixed over and over again. At the last NXT special NXT Takeover: Unstoppable, one
match that stood out the whole night was the bout between Becky Lynch versus Sasha Banks for the
NXT Women s Championship. The submission attempts, the chain wrestling, and the high paced
energy, both women brought out the best of each other and put on an amazing women s match through
out the whole night. Both women deserve to be on the main roster when they get the call up, but it s
the only terror that they ll be nothing really important to the show and will fall in the back burner of
three hour programming. That s when the #GiveDivasAChance movement ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Give the Divas compelling and interesting storylines. The current storylines in the Divas Division are
simply not compelling or interesting. On NXT, all it took was a few video packages for Becky Lynch
to give her backstory and give fans a reasons to cheer for her, while on NXT was the tension between
Bayley and Emma. On the main roster, the Divas barely have decent storytelling surrounding the
Divas Championship, let alone given a low level storyline not surrounding the title. The reliance of
Total Divas for the past two years in my opinion probably hurt the division even more than it helped.
While it showcase the women on Total Divas and gave them some reasons to be on the show, it has
done nothing to help improve the division with weak storylines and meaninigless matches. There is no
effort being put into the stories of the Divas and they desperately need a new fresh direction in order
for fans to
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Baseball Vs. Softball
Take me out to the ball game. . . How many times have you heard this song in baseball and softball,
but did you realize that these are two totally different from each other. Most people may think that
they would be the exact same but they aren t. There are very Softball and baseball are considered to be
the same sport; although both have vast differences in the areas of batting, pitching, and the distance
and timing of each sport. However, there aren t many differences in batting between baseball and
softball, there are still things that are difficult about it. The first thing about hitting that is different is
how we hit. In order for a baseball player to hit a 90 m.p.h. fastball or a softball hitter to catch up to a
65 mph pitch, both ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One might not think much about the distance between bases, but in the game of softball and baseball it
can be everything. At the professional level of baseball, the bases are exactly 90 feet apart. The length
between bases in softball is 60 feet (Ask Jeremy). Something else people who don t play the game
might not think about is the distances of the fences. The minimum distance from home plate to the
nearest fence in baseball is 325 feet down the left and right field foul lines, and a minimum of 400 feet
to the center field fence (Ask Jeremy). For a 6 foot high fence, the minimum distance is 220 feet with
a maximum of 235 feet, and 190 feet down the left and right field foul lines (Ask Jeremy). Though it
might not make any difference to a fan or somebody watching, the distances of the fences make huge
differences, from hitting home runs to just simply playing in the outfield. The last thing would be the
difference in distances of the pitchers mound. In baseball, the top of the pitcher s plate is 10 inches
above the elevation of home plate. The distance between the pitcher s plate and home plate is 60 feet
and 6 inches...In softball, the pitcher s plate is at the same elevation as home plate. The distance
between the pitcher s plate and home plate is 43 feet (Ask Jeremy). This difference might be small but
in the actual game itself is a big deal. Not only because of how far away the mound is that is the
difference, but it changes how long you have to decide what you want to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Take me out to the ball game. . . How many times have you heard this song in baseball and softball,
but did you realize that these are two totally different from each other. Most people may think that
they would be the exact same but they aren t. There are very Softball and baseball are considered to be
the same sport; although both have vast differences in the areas of batting, pitching, and the distance
and timing of each sport. However, there aren t many differences in batting between baseball and
softball, there are still things that are difficult about it. The first thing about hitting that is different is
how we hit. In order for a baseball player to hit a 90 m.p.h. fastball or a softball hitter to catch up to a
65 mph pitch, both ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One might not think much about the distance between bases, but in the game of softball and baseball it
can be everything. At the professional level of baseball, the bases are exactly 90 feet apart. The length
between bases in softball is 60 feet (Ask Jeremy). Something else people who don t play the game
might not think about is the distances of the fences. The minimum distance from home plate to the
nearest fence in baseball is 325 feet down the left and right field foul lines, and a minimum of 400 feet
to the center field fence (Ask Jeremy). For a 6 foot high fence, the minimum distance is 220 feet with
a maximum of 235 feet, and 190 feet down the left and right field foul lines (Ask Jeremy). Though it
might not make any difference to a fan or somebody watching, the distances of the fences make huge
differences, from hitting home runs to just simply playing in the outfield. The last thing would be the
difference in distances of the pitchers mound. In baseball, the top of the pitcher s plate is 10 inches
above the elevation of home plate. The distance between the pitcher s plate and home plate is 60 feet
and 6 inches...In softball, the pitcher s plate is at the same elevation as home plate. The distance
between the pitcher s plate and home plate is 43 feet (Ask Jeremy). This difference might be small but
in the actual game itself is a big deal. Not only because of how far away the mound is that is the
difference, but it changes how long you have to decide what you want to
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High Performance Aromatic Polyimides ( Pis )
POLYIMIDE
High performance aromatic polyimides (PIs) possess various outstanding properties, such as high
thermal, mechanical, and chemical resistance and a low dielectric constant. Therefore, increasing
attention has been paid to the application of PIs to microelectronics, optoelectronics, and the
aerospace industry [3]. It is possible to apply graphene on conducting electrodes and films, sensors,
electromagnetic shielding materials and so on .In particular, polymer graphene composite materials
are the interesting candidates for heat dissipation application due to its excellent thermal conductivity.
Polyimides have a few limitations, such as low electrical conductivity, electrostatic accumulation, and
poor heat dissipation [4]. These ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Excellent properties such as extraordinary electronic transport capabilities, mechanical performance,
high surface area, and distinctive mechanical properties with fracture strains of ~25% and a Young s
modulus of ~1 TPa have opened new pathways for the development of a wide range of new functional
materials. However, poor dispersion in organic solvents limits the widespread use of graphene [3].
In relation to wearable technology Polyimide/Graphene when processed as fibers as threads or yarns
might possess exceptional qualities both in terms of mechanical and electrical properties. Later in the
literature we have discussed Polyimide fiber processing methods. Polyimide/Graphene film samples
with 10% 50% graphene have shown sufficient surface conductivity for bio potential sensing
applications. Conducting polyimide fibers can be used in dry sensing applications as a possible
replacement to conventional Ag/AgCl electrodes that require ionic gels or solutions for sensing.
In this study, we use an effective method for preparing PAA/Graphene composite materials via in situ
polymerization with graphene content of up to 50% for high performance nanocomposites. We study a
method of effectively electrodepositing PAA/Graphene films on various metallic substrates and then
curing them stepwise until complete immidization has taken place. Characterization
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POLYIMIDE
High performance aromatic polyimides (PIs) possess various outstanding properties, such as high
thermal, mechanical, and chemical resistance and a low dielectric constant. Therefore, increasing
attention has been paid to the application of PIs to microelectronics, optoelectronics, and the
aerospace industry [3]. It is possible to apply graphene on conducting electrodes and films, sensors,
electromagnetic shielding materials and so on .In particular, polymer graphene composite materials
are the interesting candidates for heat dissipation application due to its excellent thermal conductivity.
Polyimides have a few limitations, such as low electrical conductivity, electrostatic accumulation, and
poor heat dissipation [4]. These ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Excellent properties such as extraordinary electronic transport capabilities, mechanical performance,
high surface area, and distinctive mechanical properties with fracture strains of ~25% and a Young s
modulus of ~1 TPa have opened new pathways for the development of a wide range of new functional
materials. However, poor dispersion in organic solvents limits the widespread use of graphene [3].
In relation to wearable technology Polyimide/Graphene when processed as fibers as threads or yarns
might possess exceptional qualities both in terms of mechanical and electrical properties. Later in the
literature we have discussed Polyimide fiber processing methods. Polyimide/Graphene film samples
with 10% 50% graphene have shown sufficient surface conductivity for bio potential sensing
applications. Conducting polyimide fibers can be used in dry sensing applications as a possible
replacement to conventional Ag/AgCl electrodes that require ionic gels or solutions for sensing.
In this study, we use an effective method for preparing PAA/Graphene composite materials via in situ
polymerization with graphene content of up to 50% for high performance nanocomposites. We study a
method of effectively electrodepositing PAA/Graphene films on various metallic substrates and then
curing them stepwise until complete immidization has taken place. Characterization
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The United States And Soviet Union
Background
Since the end of World War II, long before the earliest events of the Heroes of Catholic Education
Series, a strange set of occurrences began to manifest itself as the United States and Soviet Union
faced each other as rivals in the subsequent Cold War. The Anomaly Phenomenon, a term denoting the
appearance of peculiar formations that defy scientific explanation, made its first appearance in the
small period of relative peace shortly after World War II, but before the Cold War and the formation of
NATO and the Warsaw Pact. Most people are unaware of it, sometimes out of ignorance and other
times because of government agencies seeking to prevent it from creating unnecessary civil disorder,
leaving only a few people who are aware of it.
With that being said, it is absurd for one to assert that the Anomaly Phenomenon itself is being
suppressed by someone, a group, an institution or a government. In fact, there are as many potential
customers willing to purchase Anomalies for large sums of money for the purpose of scientific
research. The scope of the ones interested in purchasing them from those who harvest them are usually
academics, universities, corporations, research groups, NGOs, governments, civilian and military
researchers, and even wealthy individuals willing to add them to their collections of rare curiosities.
To begin, in order to understand the Anomaly Phenomenon, one must first take in account the
definition of an Anomaly. Within the lore of the
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Background
Since the end of World War II, long before the earliest events of the Heroes of Catholic Education
Series, a strange set of occurrences began to manifest itself as the United States and Soviet Union
faced each other as rivals in the subsequent Cold War. The Anomaly Phenomenon, a term denoting the
appearance of peculiar formations that defy scientific explanation, made its first appearance in the
small period of relative peace shortly after World War II, but before the Cold War and the formation of
NATO and the Warsaw Pact. Most people are unaware of it, sometimes out of ignorance and other
times because of government agencies seeking to prevent it from creating unnecessary civil disorder,
leaving only a few people who are aware of it.
With that being said, it is absurd for one to assert that the Anomaly Phenomenon itself is being
suppressed by someone, a group, an institution or a government. In fact, there are as many potential
customers willing to purchase Anomalies for large sums of money for the purpose of scientific
research. The scope of the ones interested in purchasing them from those who harvest them are usually
academics, universities, corporations, research groups, NGOs, governments, civilian and military
researchers, and even wealthy individuals willing to add them to their collections of rare curiosities.
To begin, in order to understand the Anomaly Phenomenon, one must first take in account the
definition of an Anomaly. Within the lore of the
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Preserving The Good Within Ourselves
Preserving the Good within Ourselves: Fiction Superhero shows and movies have become incredibly
popular over the last decade. Whether you re an adult or a child, the variety of superhero shows and
movies appeal to all ages and have become an obsessive source of entertainment. With new
technology, superheroes and villains that were once pages in a comic book have come to life in ways
the older generation of fans would never have imagined. Ever since Christopher Reeve played
Superman in 1978, three sequels and many more remakes followed suit (Yueh). Ever since the original
X men film was released in 2000; half a dozen new movies have been released every year since which
totals to about 61 movies (Yueh). The Avengers along with four other films grossed more than 1
billion dollars in the box office, making movie history. What makes superheroes, as well as villains so
fascinating? For decades, society had found comfort, hope, and inspiration in superheroes. The idea of
having a superhero is fascinating because one person possess inherently good qualities to carry the
burden of others. A superhero is kind and fearless while continuously putting others before
themselves. They usually possess amazing abilities or powers, allowing them to handle a situation in a
way a normal person couldn t. They can be compared to Greek Gods, but because they also have flaws
we are able to relate and connect with them. Superheroes have the capacity to single handily make the
world a better place
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Preserving the Good within Ourselves: Fiction Superhero shows and movies have become incredibly
popular over the last decade. Whether you re an adult or a child, the variety of superhero shows and
movies appeal to all ages and have become an obsessive source of entertainment. With new
technology, superheroes and villains that were once pages in a comic book have come to life in ways
the older generation of fans would never have imagined. Ever since Christopher Reeve played
Superman in 1978, three sequels and many more remakes followed suit (Yueh). Ever since the original
X men film was released in 2000; half a dozen new movies have been released every year since which
totals to about 61 movies (Yueh). The Avengers along with four other films grossed more than 1
billion dollars in the box office, making movie history. What makes superheroes, as well as villains so
fascinating? For decades, society had found comfort, hope, and inspiration in superheroes. The idea of
having a superhero is fascinating because one person possess inherently good qualities to carry the
burden of others. A superhero is kind and fearless while continuously putting others before
themselves. They usually possess amazing abilities or powers, allowing them to handle a situation in a
way a normal person couldn t. They can be compared to Greek Gods, but because they also have flaws
we are able to relate and connect with them. Superheroes have the capacity to single handily make the
world a better place
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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Picture Of A Vulture By Kevin Carter
When looking at some images, humans have a strong emotional response. This response is most
evident when looking at Kevin Carter s Pulitzer Prize winning photograph of a starving Sudanese
child and a vulture is a drought ridden field. The picture was even a factor in Carter s suicide. The
picture has many different features like the vulture and the child that make it particularly melancholy
and hard to bear. The vulture is sitting behind the child looking and waiting to attack when the child
dies. The sight of the vulture ready to pounce on an innocent child is unnerving. The sight is what
strikes the heart of the audience who want to know if the girl survived. The ground is uniformly brown
and tan with a rough, dry texture. The fact that
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When looking at some images, humans have a strong emotional response. This response is most
evident when looking at Kevin Carter s Pulitzer Prize winning photograph of a starving Sudanese
child and a vulture is a drought ridden field. The picture was even a factor in Carter s suicide. The
picture has many different features like the vulture and the child that make it particularly melancholy
and hard to bear. The vulture is sitting behind the child looking and waiting to attack when the child
dies. The sight of the vulture ready to pounce on an innocent child is unnerving. The sight is what
strikes the heart of the audience who want to know if the girl survived. The ground is uniformly brown
and tan with a rough, dry texture. The fact that
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Summary Of Kitchen By Banana Yoshimoto
In the novel Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto, Yoshimoto demonstrates that family is important when
coping with the difficulties of life. Yoshimoto shows this through the usage of the contrast of light and
dark, and the motifs of the kitchen, and food. One motif that used is food, which is used to represent
the presence of family, and how that aides coping. Yoshimoto uses the motif of the kitchen to
represent the ability of the family to help another family member cope. Yoshimoto uses the contrast of
light and dark to show that as the characters shift from feeling grief to joy, people who can be
considered family are involved. Yoshimoto uses the motifs of food and the kitchen along with the
contrast between dark and light to show that family is important when coping with the troubles of life.
Yoshimoto uses the motif of food to show that family can help cope with life s troubles. One example
of food representing family helping to cope, is when Mikage creates an international hodge podge
(Yoshimoto 62) for Yuichi after the death of Eriko. Before Mikage re entering Yuichi s life, Yuichi has
been drinking for a month (Yoshimoto, 63) which can be associated with the lots of instant dinners: a
clear indication of his recent eating habits (Yoshimoto, 60). Yuichi s terrible life style can be
associated with the instant dinners that are cheap and poorly made. However, after Mikage re enters
his life and cooks an international hodge podge (Yoshimoto, 62), that takes two hours
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In the novel Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto, Yoshimoto demonstrates that family is important when
coping with the difficulties of life. Yoshimoto shows this through the usage of the contrast of light and
dark, and the motifs of the kitchen, and food. One motif that used is food, which is used to represent
the presence of family, and how that aides coping. Yoshimoto uses the motif of the kitchen to
represent the ability of the family to help another family member cope. Yoshimoto uses the contrast of
light and dark to show that as the characters shift from feeling grief to joy, people who can be
considered family are involved. Yoshimoto uses the motifs of food and the kitchen along with the
contrast between dark and light to show that family is important when coping with the troubles of life.
Yoshimoto uses the motif of food to show that family can help cope with life s troubles. One example
of food representing family helping to cope, is when Mikage creates an international hodge podge
(Yoshimoto 62) for Yuichi after the death of Eriko. Before Mikage re entering Yuichi s life, Yuichi has
been drinking for a month (Yoshimoto, 63) which can be associated with the lots of instant dinners: a
clear indication of his recent eating habits (Yoshimoto, 60). Yuichi s terrible life style can be
associated with the instant dinners that are cheap and poorly made. However, after Mikage re enters
his life and cooks an international hodge podge (Yoshimoto, 62), that takes two hours
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Disadvantages And Advantage Of Self-Storage Perth
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It sometimes becomes quite difficult for individuals and business owners to manage their inventory
and other equipment due to the shortage of space. As the business grows and expands there is a
requirement of an extra storage space to keep the goods. It is the major concern for the most and many
often purchase space in the warehouse. Although, one can store their inventory and other goods in the
warehouse but, everyone wants their goods to be safe and secure. Because of the reason Self Storage
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Additionally, we also provide storage containers in different style and size. The storage containers
units we provide ensure that your goods remain secure against any damage from rust, mold and
mildew.
Advantage of Storage Container Moving in Perth
Allows easy transport of goods from one location to another
Provide security to the goods from damage
It is cost effective solution to store goods
Provide extra storage space
Storage Container Moving is the perfect solution for the people who require to store and move their
goods from one location to another.
We are one of the leading companies provide service in this area for several years. We are known for
our consistent and flexible service. We provide customized Container Moving Services in Perth as per
requirement without exceeding the budget. If you have any query or want to get a free quote, then
contact us today at our customer care number.
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Web Page Content Requirement www.boxstorageperth.com
http://www.boxstorageperth.com/Self Storage perth
Keyword
Ø Self Storage Services Perth
Ø Secure Self Storage
Ø Cheap Self Storage Perth
Ø Self Storage Costs Perth
Ø Self Storage Prices Perth
Customized and Cheap Self Storage in Perth
It sometimes becomes quite difficult for individuals and business owners to manage their inventory
and other equipment due to the shortage of space. As the business grows and expands there is a
requirement of an extra storage space to keep the goods. It is the major concern for the most and many
often purchase space in the warehouse. Although, one can store their inventory and other goods in the
warehouse but, everyone wants their goods to be safe and secure. Because of the reason Self Storage
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Additionally, we also provide storage containers in different style and size. The storage containers
units we provide ensure that your goods remain secure against any damage from rust, mold and
mildew.
Advantage of Storage Container Moving in Perth
Allows easy transport of goods from one location to another
Provide security to the goods from damage
It is cost effective solution to store goods
Provide extra storage space
Storage Container Moving is the perfect solution for the people who require to store and move their
goods from one location to another.
We are one of the leading companies provide service in this area for several years. We are known for
our consistent and flexible service. We provide customized Container Moving Services in Perth as per
requirement without exceeding the budget. If you have any query or want to get a free quote, then
contact us today at our customer care number.
http://www.boxstorageperth.com/You Load/We Unload
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All Quiet On The Western Front Essay
All Quiet on the Western Front Essay We learn about past wars in history. We hear stories from
soldiers that partake in these wars, but do we really understand what goes on out on that battlefield?
We would have to see and experience it ourselves to fully grasp why soldiers come back so scarred.
Not only physically but emotionally, and socially as well. All quiet on the Western Front by Erich
Maria Remarque is a story told by a soldier named Paul Baumer. He shares his experiences of his
service in World War one. The realities of the war and the death that surrounded Paul Baumer were so
epic that he didn t even feel like he was himself when he visited home. Dying in a war or getting
injured is considered a courageous act by society. Society doesn t know what the soldiers go through.
If you were a soldier your outlook on war may be a little different. The injuries are so horrible and the
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By telling them this they believed that when they returned from the war they would be glorified from
their town as war heroes. Kantorek set off some excitement for the war in all of these young men by
doing so. When they reached the front they become conscious that war was no where near how they
imagined it would be. Paul then realized that after a war like this he would not return to society and be
able to fit in ever again. The war totally changed who he once had been. Soldiers go home and don t
know how to act around their families, and the people they grew up with. They have seen so much
death and violence that they don t know what a lifestyle or friendship is. Life is very different for
them. On page 165 Paul says, I am young, I am twenty years old; yet I know nothing of life but
despair death, fear, and fatuous superficiality cast over an abyss of sorrow. Remarque adds these
thoughts by Paul throughout the book. Paul is over taken by this war and will never be the same
person ever
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All Quiet on the Western Front Essay We learn about past wars in history. We hear stories from
soldiers that partake in these wars, but do we really understand what goes on out on that battlefield?
We would have to see and experience it ourselves to fully grasp why soldiers come back so scarred.
Not only physically but emotionally, and socially as well. All quiet on the Western Front by Erich
Maria Remarque is a story told by a soldier named Paul Baumer. He shares his experiences of his
service in World War one. The realities of the war and the death that surrounded Paul Baumer were so
epic that he didn t even feel like he was himself when he visited home. Dying in a war or getting
injured is considered a courageous act by society. Society doesn t know what the soldiers go through.
If you were a soldier your outlook on war may be a little different. The injuries are so horrible and the
amount ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By telling them this they believed that when they returned from the war they would be glorified from
their town as war heroes. Kantorek set off some excitement for the war in all of these young men by
doing so. When they reached the front they become conscious that war was no where near how they
imagined it would be. Paul then realized that after a war like this he would not return to society and be
able to fit in ever again. The war totally changed who he once had been. Soldiers go home and don t
know how to act around their families, and the people they grew up with. They have seen so much
death and violence that they don t know what a lifestyle or friendship is. Life is very different for
them. On page 165 Paul says, I am young, I am twenty years old; yet I know nothing of life but
despair death, fear, and fatuous superficiality cast over an abyss of sorrow. Remarque adds these
thoughts by Paul throughout the book. Paul is over taken by this war and will never be the same
person ever
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Persuasive Essay On Reckless Climbing
Impulsive Mountaineering ¨He who learns but does not think is lost! He who thinks but does not learn
is in great danger.¨ Confucius, a Chinese teacher. Every day there are many helicopter flights into
mountain base camps to rescue the reckless climbers. People ranging from age 13 80 years old set a
goal to climb Mount Everest, and unfortunately, some of these people pay for their thoughtless actions
with their lives. There have been hundreds of deaths due to bad weather, lack of oxygen, the short time
span, and the lack of skill. This is a problem because many of the climbers aren t at the right skill level
and sadly end up paying with their lives. Also some of these climbers who challenge themselves and
end up calling for rescue services cause the deaths of rescuers too. People should not have the right to
rescue services when they put themselves at risk the second they start climbing that mountain.
The first reason people should not have the right to rescue services is that climbers are starting to
become thoughtless with their risky decisions because they know there are rescue services, and
disastrously their lives are being taken away. There have been over 230 deaths on Mount Everest.
(Source 2: Lines 10 11). The average of mountaineering deaths is 25 deaths per year! Perhaps 200
dead bodies remain on the mountain. (Source 2 Line 15). I believe it is very pitiful that many people
are dying because they try something they normally wouldn t do because they know there
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Impulsive Mountaineering ¨He who learns but does not think is lost! He who thinks but does not learn
is in great danger.¨ Confucius, a Chinese teacher. Every day there are many helicopter flights into
mountain base camps to rescue the reckless climbers. People ranging from age 13 80 years old set a
goal to climb Mount Everest, and unfortunately, some of these people pay for their thoughtless actions
with their lives. There have been hundreds of deaths due to bad weather, lack of oxygen, the short time
span, and the lack of skill. This is a problem because many of the climbers aren t at the right skill level
and sadly end up paying with their lives. Also some of these climbers who challenge themselves and
end up calling for rescue services cause the deaths of rescuers too. People should not have the right to
rescue services when they put themselves at risk the second they start climbing that mountain.
The first reason people should not have the right to rescue services is that climbers are starting to
become thoughtless with their risky decisions because they know there are rescue services, and
disastrously their lives are being taken away. There have been over 230 deaths on Mount Everest.
(Source 2: Lines 10 11). The average of mountaineering deaths is 25 deaths per year! Perhaps 200
dead bodies remain on the mountain. (Source 2 Line 15). I believe it is very pitiful that many people
are dying because they try something they normally wouldn t do because they know there
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M S Case Analysis Essay
The aspect of Human Resource Management is considered to be imperative in the process of effective
business management and for accomplishment of business goals. Owing to the growing complexities
and challenges in the global business sector it has become all the more crucial for the business
organization like M S to strengthen its management system of human assets to ensure the business
competencies.
M S Company: M S is a well known retailer of UK and has also established its lead in the global retail
market (Corporate.marksandspencer.com, 2016). The company was founded during 1884 and the main
product ranges included clothing, fashion accessories, luxurious home and food products and the
business is also listed in the London Stock Exchange.
The assignment mainly deals with the assessment of differences between personnel and human
resource management in M S and Harrods in the initial section of the assignment. Then the
recruitment and selection processes of M S have been analyzed. The assignment has also pointed to
the factors of rewarding methods and needs for motivating and retention of employees and also
emphasized on the mechanisms for the cessation of employment, considering two given case studies.
Task 1
1.1 Differentiate between personnel management and human resource management giving examples
in two suitable organizations.
Human resource management The concept of human resource management can be defined as the
structured process in which the human assets of
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The aspect of Human Resource Management is considered to be imperative in the process of effective
business management and for accomplishment of business goals. Owing to the growing complexities
and challenges in the global business sector it has become all the more crucial for the business
organization like M S to strengthen its management system of human assets to ensure the business
competencies.
M S Company: M S is a well known retailer of UK and has also established its lead in the global retail
market (Corporate.marksandspencer.com, 2016). The company was founded during 1884 and the main
product ranges included clothing, fashion accessories, luxurious home and food products and the
business is also listed in the London Stock Exchange.
The assignment mainly deals with the assessment of differences between personnel and human
resource management in M S and Harrods in the initial section of the assignment. Then the
recruitment and selection processes of M S have been analyzed. The assignment has also pointed to
the factors of rewarding methods and needs for motivating and retention of employees and also
emphasized on the mechanisms for the cessation of employment, considering two given case studies.
Task 1
1.1 Differentiate between personnel management and human resource management giving examples
in two suitable organizations.
Human resource management The concept of human resource management can be defined as the
structured process in which the human assets of
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The Green Gulch by Loren Eiseley
The author of Green Gulch conveys that when in a group, one can be overwhelmed by pressure that
brings them to savage extremes. After being lost, a young boy joins a group of kids he has never seen
before. The group is nice and offers to bring the boy home. They stop at a sanctuary of a pond. There
is a turtle in the pond that is violently murdered by the boys after one decides to throw a rock. Then,
the group turns on the new boy. They beat him maliciously and leave him stranded on the road to get
home. As, the boy look backs he can t think of what went wrong, They stood in a little group watching
me, nervous now, ashamed a little at the ferocious pack impulse toward the outsider that had swept
them. Obvious from the boys reactions, it was the fault of the group impulse. After the murder of
turtle, the adrenaline and riot of the group caused them to turn on the next vulnerable target. They
were not acting as they should have, and the realize that afterwards. They were nervous. Even though
there is not immediately an adult around, they are nervous because society has conditioned them to
behave. They are also ashamed. The shame shows that they are nice boys. They feel bad. This shows
that the vicious group mind set was so strong that it came over there good personalities and conscious.
However, there is only this slight remorse after the fact. This does not make up for the brutal murder
and beating that they had dealt. Being in a group turned them into
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The author of Green Gulch conveys that when in a group, one can be overwhelmed by pressure that
brings them to savage extremes. After being lost, a young boy joins a group of kids he has never seen
before. The group is nice and offers to bring the boy home. They stop at a sanctuary of a pond. There
is a turtle in the pond that is violently murdered by the boys after one decides to throw a rock. Then,
the group turns on the new boy. They beat him maliciously and leave him stranded on the road to get
home. As, the boy look backs he can t think of what went wrong, They stood in a little group watching
me, nervous now, ashamed a little at the ferocious pack impulse toward the outsider that had swept
them. Obvious from the boys reactions, it was the fault of the group impulse. After the murder of
turtle, the adrenaline and riot of the group caused them to turn on the next vulnerable target. They
were not acting as they should have, and the realize that afterwards. They were nervous. Even though
there is not immediately an adult around, they are nervous because society has conditioned them to
behave. They are also ashamed. The shame shows that they are nice boys. They feel bad. This shows
that the vicious group mind set was so strong that it came over there good personalities and conscious.
However, there is only this slight remorse after the fact. This does not make up for the brutal murder
and beating that they had dealt. Being in a group turned them into
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Analysis Of 24-Hour Psycho
Clearly heavily influenced by Douglas Gordon s 24 Hour Psycho, Don DeLillo decidedly creates a
somewhat parallel universe in which Jim Finley, the protagonist of Point Omega partakes in
voyeuristic acts and shares many odd similarities with 24 Hour Psycho s Norman Bates that illustrate
Finley as a clone of Bates, allowing the reader (and watcher) to understand both personas from a more
understanding perspective. The novella Point Omega immediately alludes to 24 Hour Psycho as the
epilogue presents a scene in which an anonymous voice we later confirm as Finley, explains his
ongoing thoughts and experience with the film playing in the background. We are able to observe
DeLillo s interest in 24 Hour Psycho which translates then into his character Finley, who displays his
captivation with the film through his own film. Finley is an aspiring filmmaker who seeks out Richard
Elster, a retired strategist during the Iraq War to star in his upcoming film project. During his time
spent learning about Elster s past, he stays with Elster in an under furnished house in the middle of the
desert, one with a scarcity of clocks or other time telling machines so that his time spent there is
literally immeasurable. And even within his own film, Finley allocates a lot of freedom for the
duration of his film. Once Elster begins sharing his experiences regarding the war and life as a whole,
Finley then turns his concern, or lack thereof, to the film s running time because to him, it could be
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Clearly heavily influenced by Douglas Gordon s 24 Hour Psycho, Don DeLillo decidedly creates a
somewhat parallel universe in which Jim Finley, the protagonist of Point Omega partakes in
voyeuristic acts and shares many odd similarities with 24 Hour Psycho s Norman Bates that illustrate
Finley as a clone of Bates, allowing the reader (and watcher) to understand both personas from a more
understanding perspective. The novella Point Omega immediately alludes to 24 Hour Psycho as the
epilogue presents a scene in which an anonymous voice we later confirm as Finley, explains his
ongoing thoughts and experience with the film playing in the background. We are able to observe
DeLillo s interest in 24 Hour Psycho which translates then into his character Finley, who displays his
captivation with the film through his own film. Finley is an aspiring filmmaker who seeks out Richard
Elster, a retired strategist during the Iraq War to star in his upcoming film project. During his time
spent learning about Elster s past, he stays with Elster in an under furnished house in the middle of the
desert, one with a scarcity of clocks or other time telling machines so that his time spent there is
literally immeasurable. And even within his own film, Finley allocates a lot of freedom for the
duration of his film. Once Elster begins sharing his experiences regarding the war and life as a whole,
Finley then turns his concern, or lack thereof, to the film s running time because to him, it could be
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Blade Runner Research Papers
Blade Runner, adapted from the book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, is the cornerstone
science fiction movie of it s time. It s neon lights and overcrowded megalopolis culture helped define
what an entire generation thought of the future. In the movie, a nuclear war makes it necessary for off
world colonies to be made. These colonies employ replicants, genetically designed androids with no
emotions that are identical to humans, as slave labor. After an attack by rebellious replicants, they
were banned on the earth. A police force was made to kill, or retire, these rogue replicants. These
killers were known as blade runners. After a group of replicants infiltrate the earth, a former blade
runner known as Rick Deckard is pulled out ve retirement to hunt ... Show more content on
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One particular group, led by Osama bin Laden, used these funds later to form Al Qaeda, a terrorist
organization which has been an ever present thorn in the side of the US since the 90s.
These consequences, among others, demonstrate the consequences of a society driven by fear. This is
reflected in the world of Blade Runner, where people live in fear and paranoia of the replicants,
creating tests to find these replicants and creating a police force for killing them. It even got to the
point where replicant life spans were shortened to prevent them from developing emotion. Like the
US government, the people of the world of Blade Runner ignored how the discrimination would affect
those discriminated against.
Roy, the last replicant, said to be a slave is to live in fear . This was what the replicants were subjected
to. The fear of death, the fear of being killed by blade runners, it was all very real for the replicants.
The humans were also slaves. They were bound by their fear of replicants, which pushed them to
enact all the processes against the
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Blade Runner, adapted from the book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, is the cornerstone
science fiction movie of it s time. It s neon lights and overcrowded megalopolis culture helped define
what an entire generation thought of the future. In the movie, a nuclear war makes it necessary for off
world colonies to be made. These colonies employ replicants, genetically designed androids with no
emotions that are identical to humans, as slave labor. After an attack by rebellious replicants, they
were banned on the earth. A police force was made to kill, or retire, these rogue replicants. These
killers were known as blade runners. After a group of replicants infiltrate the earth, a former blade
runner known as Rick Deckard is pulled out ve retirement to hunt ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
One particular group, led by Osama bin Laden, used these funds later to form Al Qaeda, a terrorist
organization which has been an ever present thorn in the side of the US since the 90s.
These consequences, among others, demonstrate the consequences of a society driven by fear. This is
reflected in the world of Blade Runner, where people live in fear and paranoia of the replicants,
creating tests to find these replicants and creating a police force for killing them. It even got to the
point where replicant life spans were shortened to prevent them from developing emotion. Like the
US government, the people of the world of Blade Runner ignored how the discrimination would affect
those discriminated against.
Roy, the last replicant, said to be a slave is to live in fear . This was what the replicants were subjected
to. The fear of death, the fear of being killed by blade runners, it was all very real for the replicants.
The humans were also slaves. They were bound by their fear of replicants, which pushed them to
enact all the processes against the
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Mat 117 Version 8 Weeks 1-9 All Dqs a+ Study Guide
MAT 117 /MAT117 Course Algebra 1B Weeks 1 9 All Discussion Questions Week 1 DQ 1 1. What
four steps should be used in evaluating expressions? 2. Can these steps be skipped or rearranged?
Explain your answers.3. Provide an expression for your classmates to evaluate. Week 1 DQ 21. Do
you always use the property of distribution when multiplying monomials and polynomials? Explain
why or why not. 2. In what situations would distribution become important?3. Provide an example
using the distributive property for your classmates to solve or evaluate. Week 1 DQ 3 What is the
difference between solving and evaluating?Provide a detailed example of both.Provide one example
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Week 7 DQ 11. Quadratic equations, which are expressed in the form of ax2 + bx + c = 0, where a
does not equal 0, may have how many solutions?2. Explain why.3. Provide an example for your
classmates where they have to figure out how many solutions a quadratic has. Week 7 DQ 21. What is
the quadratic formula?2. What is it used for?3. Provide an example, not found in the text. Week 7 DQ
3Explain the four steps for solving quadratic equations. Can any of these steps be eliminated? Can the
order of these steps be changed? Would you add any steps to make it easier, or to make it easier to
understand? Week 8 DQ 11. Write an original word problem involving a quadratic function. 2. How
would you explain the steps in finding the solution to someone not in this class? (Meaning, work out
and explain your own example)3. Provide an original problem for your classmates to solve. Week 8
DQ 21. What is the relationship between exponents and logarithms? 2. How would you distinguish
between the two, using both a graph and a sequence?3. Provide an example for your classmates to
solve using logarithms. Week 8 DQ 3Which of the four operations on functions do you think is the
easiest to perform? What is the most difficult? Explain why for the easiest and most difficult. Week 8
DQ 4Is the compound interest formula such as would be used to calculate a car loan an
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MAT 117 /MAT117 Course Algebra 1B Weeks 1 9 All Discussion Questions Week 1 DQ 1 1. What
four steps should be used in evaluating expressions? 2. Can these steps be skipped or rearranged?
Explain your answers.3. Provide an expression for your classmates to evaluate. Week 1 DQ 21. Do
you always use the property of distribution when multiplying monomials and polynomials? Explain
why or why not. 2. In what situations would distribution become important?3. Provide an example
using the distributive property for your classmates to solve or evaluate. Week 1 DQ 3 What is the
difference between solving and evaluating?Provide a detailed example of both.Provide one example
for your classmates to solve and one for them to evaluate. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Week 7 DQ 11. Quadratic equations, which are expressed in the form of ax2 + bx + c = 0, where a
does not equal 0, may have how many solutions?2. Explain why.3. Provide an example for your
classmates where they have to figure out how many solutions a quadratic has. Week 7 DQ 21. What is
the quadratic formula?2. What is it used for?3. Provide an example, not found in the text. Week 7 DQ
3Explain the four steps for solving quadratic equations. Can any of these steps be eliminated? Can the
order of these steps be changed? Would you add any steps to make it easier, or to make it easier to
understand? Week 8 DQ 11. Write an original word problem involving a quadratic function. 2. How
would you explain the steps in finding the solution to someone not in this class? (Meaning, work out
and explain your own example)3. Provide an original problem for your classmates to solve. Week 8
DQ 21. What is the relationship between exponents and logarithms? 2. How would you distinguish
between the two, using both a graph and a sequence?3. Provide an example for your classmates to
solve using logarithms. Week 8 DQ 3Which of the four operations on functions do you think is the
easiest to perform? What is the most difficult? Explain why for the easiest and most difficult. Week 8
DQ 4Is the compound interest formula such as would be used to calculate a car loan an
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Hot Water Tank
LAB REPORT
Hot water tank
QUALIFICTION: NATIONAL DIPLOMA
SUBJECT: CONTROL SYSTEMS 2
SUBJECT CODE: ASY 211
Student n°: 201228212
Surname: KALA
Initials: T.G.
20th /05/2014
Experiments to consider
i. Basic sequence1 ii. Basic sequence 2 iii. Batch count sequence iv. Automatic reset
v. Soaking period (version 1) vi. Soaking period (version 2)
i. HWT 1 (Basic sequence1)
Objective
The aim of this experiment is to build and understand the basics of the operation of a hot water tank
sequence.
This experiment actually introduces the basic functions and the use of a hot water tank.
Procedure:
From the beginning of the sequence the tank is empty and all the valves will be closed (not active),
once the start button which is (I07) on the diagram is pressed inlet valve fast which is (Q01) will open
and will then start filling the tank with the water. The level of water in the tank will start rising and
once the water reaches the min level which is (I01), (I01) will sense the water and will turn on, once
the water has rose and reached the max level (I04), I04 will turn on and will cause the inlet valve to
close and outlet valve (Q03) to open and the tank will then start to drain the water. Now to stop the
sequence, the outlet valve will close as soon as the water goes below the min level (I01).
Circuit Diagram
Figure 1 (Basic Sequence 1)
ii. HWT 2 (Basic sequence 2)
Objective Same as first experiment but this time we have been asked to design a system
LAB REPORT
Hot water tank
QUALIFICTION: NATIONAL DIPLOMA
SUBJECT: CONTROL SYSTEMS 2
SUBJECT CODE: ASY 211
Student n°: 201228212
Surname: KALA
Initials: T.G.
20th /05/2014
Experiments to consider
i. Basic sequence1 ii. Basic sequence 2 iii. Batch count sequence iv. Automatic reset
v. Soaking period (version 1) vi. Soaking period (version 2)
i. HWT 1 (Basic sequence1)
Objective
The aim of this experiment is to build and understand the basics of the operation of a hot water tank
sequence.
This experiment actually introduces the basic functions and the use of a hot water tank.
Procedure:
From the beginning of the sequence the tank is empty and all the valves will be closed (not active),
once the start button which is (I07) on the diagram is pressed inlet valve fast which is (Q01) will open
and will then start filling the tank with the water. The level of water in the tank will start rising and
once the water reaches the min level which is (I01), (I01) will sense the water and will turn on, once
the water has rose and reached the max level (I04), I04 will turn on and will cause the inlet valve to
close and outlet valve (Q03) to open and the tank will then start to drain the water. Now to stop the
sequence, the outlet valve will close as soon as the water goes below the min level (I01).
Circuit Diagram
Figure 1 (Basic Sequence 1)
ii. HWT 2 (Basic sequence 2)
Objective Same as first experiment but this time we have been asked to design a system
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