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Application Essay Prompt
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The Role Of Media And Its Effect On The Nature Of Information
The Role of Media
Media is the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the internet)
regarded as collectively (The Oxford Dictionary). It brings information readily; thus, play an
important role in our society. Although vital arteries of information, these media have built in
biases that distort the facts (Lewis, 2007, p.267).
Media is affected by a number of factors that affect the nature of information received. These
include but not limited to constraints of space and time, market share, advertisers, private
ownership, recognizing bias, and the internet. As a result, media can be deceptive. These are
examples of why media can be deceptive: ownership, advertising, official sources, flak, and
marginalizing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So, filmmaker Mark Achbar asks, what type of person would a corporation be? The evidence,
according to such political activists as Noam Chomsky and filmmaker Michael Moore and
company heads like carpet magnate Ray Anderson, points to a bad one, as the film aims to expose
IBM s Nazi ties and these large businesses exploitation of human rights .
The argument of this film is that the corporation is considered a legal person with no conscience and
is assigned attributes that suggest that it has a psychopathic nature. This assertion was confirmed
when the corporation exhibits all of the characteristics of a psychopath. According to the
documentary, these traits include:
Callous unconcern for the feelings of others.
Incapacity to maintain enduring relations.
Reckless disregard for the safety of others.
Deceitfulness: repeated lying and conning others for profit.
Incapacity to experience guilt.
Failure to comply with social norms with respect to lawful behaviours. (approx. 18 40 min)
The extent to which the validity of the argument emerge is displayed by the corporation when it
display self interested, deceitful, and willing to break the law to get its way; unable to feel guilt,
and yet able to mimic caring and altruism (approx. 40 42 min; Yamey, 2004, para. 7). The
corporation is viewed as a monster and is a result of modern capitalist. The film does not suggest
that the
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The Role of Media
Media is the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the internet)
regarded as collectively (The Oxford Dictionary). It brings information readily; thus, play an
important role in our society. Although vital arteries of information, these media have built in
biases that distort the facts (Lewis, 2007, p.267).
Media is affected by a number of factors that affect the nature of information received. These
include but not limited to constraints of space and time, market share, advertisers, private
ownership, recognizing bias, and the internet. As a result, media can be deceptive. These are
examples of why media can be deceptive: ownership, advertising, official sources, flak, and
marginalizing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So, filmmaker Mark Achbar asks, what type of person would a corporation be? The evidence,
according to such political activists as Noam Chomsky and filmmaker Michael Moore and
company heads like carpet magnate Ray Anderson, points to a bad one, as the film aims to expose
IBM s Nazi ties and these large businesses exploitation of human rights .
The argument of this film is that the corporation is considered a legal person with no conscience and
is assigned attributes that suggest that it has a psychopathic nature. This assertion was confirmed
when the corporation exhibits all of the characteristics of a psychopath. According to the
documentary, these traits include:
Callous unconcern for the feelings of others.
Incapacity to maintain enduring relations.
Reckless disregard for the safety of others.
Deceitfulness: repeated lying and conning others for profit.
Incapacity to experience guilt.
Failure to comply with social norms with respect to lawful behaviours. (approx. 18 40 min)
The extent to which the validity of the argument emerge is displayed by the corporation when it
display self interested, deceitful, and willing to break the law to get its way; unable to feel guilt,
and yet able to mimic caring and altruism (approx. 40 42 min; Yamey, 2004, para. 7). The
corporation is viewed as a monster and is a result of modern capitalist. The film does not suggest
that the
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Comparing Einstein, Hitchcock, And Irving Berlin
Many immigrants across the country have contributed to making the society we are familiar with
today. They have helped in small and big ways. Albert Einstein, Alfred Hitchcock, and Irving Berlin
are just three of the most famous immigrants that have made the biggest differences in various
ways. Immigrants have positively impacted science, music, and technology in many ways in the
United States. Immigrants like Albert Einstein have forever changed how we learn science.
Einstein has provided evidence for the atomic theory, and he proposed the special theory of
relativity, wave theory, and photon theory (Goldenstern 51) (Anirudh). In Einstein s special theory
of relativity, Einstein says that space and time are linked together. According to Elizabeth Howell,
...as an object approaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to go any
faster than light travels. He the first to accurately determine the size of atoms and prove their
existence (Anirudh). If he was never able to do that, our learning experience would be very
different. Experimentalists were then able to count the number of atoms in an element under a
microscope (Anirudh).
Additionally, as of now, Einstein s general theory of relativity is the most precise model of motion
at any speed. The genius scientist made a unified explanation of spacetime. ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
It was in 1909 when he started composing music of his own. Then, in 1912, his name was added
to the firm of his collaborator Ted Snyder (Maslon). He has written music for 18 different movies
and 19 Broadway musicals. Lasting for 54 years, his career took off and stayed consistent through
the decades. In the 20s, Berlin would create ragtime songs, then optimistic songs during the Great
Depression to cheer people up. He started big bad swing numbers at the end of the 1930 s and
moved on to musical theater scores in the 40s and 50s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Many immigrants across the country have contributed to making the society we are familiar with
today. They have helped in small and big ways. Albert Einstein, Alfred Hitchcock, and Irving Berlin
are just three of the most famous immigrants that have made the biggest differences in various
ways. Immigrants have positively impacted science, music, and technology in many ways in the
United States. Immigrants like Albert Einstein have forever changed how we learn science.
Einstein has provided evidence for the atomic theory, and he proposed the special theory of
relativity, wave theory, and photon theory (Goldenstern 51) (Anirudh). In Einstein s special theory
of relativity, Einstein says that space and time are linked together. According to Elizabeth Howell,
...as an object approaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to go any
faster than light travels. He the first to accurately determine the size of atoms and prove their
existence (Anirudh). If he was never able to do that, our learning experience would be very
different. Experimentalists were then able to count the number of atoms in an element under a
microscope (Anirudh).
Additionally, as of now, Einstein s general theory of relativity is the most precise model of motion
at any speed. The genius scientist made a unified explanation of spacetime. ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
It was in 1909 when he started composing music of his own. Then, in 1912, his name was added
to the firm of his collaborator Ted Snyder (Maslon). He has written music for 18 different movies
and 19 Broadway musicals. Lasting for 54 years, his career took off and stayed consistent through
the decades. In the 20s, Berlin would create ragtime songs, then optimistic songs during the Great
Depression to cheer people up. He started big bad swing numbers at the end of the 1930 s and
moved on to musical theater scores in the 40s and 50s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Theme Of Evil In The Pearl
Even though something may seem good it could be evil, evil is always in disguise. In The
novella The pearl , the pearl seemed like it was good only because when they were to sell the
pearl it would solve all their money problems. In chapter 2 the only reason they set out to find
the pearl was because the doctor refused to see Coyotito for only 8 small pearls. The word travels
quickly that Kino found a big pearl, the doctor hears about it he then goes to help Kino house to
look at the baby. The doctor then gives the baby medicine and says he will be back in hour to see
if the medicine worked. When the doctor came to help the second time he asked Kino what if
someone would to steal it knowing Kino would look in the direction that the pearl was ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That night Kino moved the pearl next to his matt, someone did try to steal it that
night but Kino stabbed the person with his knife it didn t go in the person s body all the way but
the person hit Kino with something on the head and took off running.
The next day Kino and kinos brother Juan and kinos wife juna and their son all
went to town to sell the pearl but everyone wanted to give him a cheap price for it when he
knew it was worth more than that so he didn t sell it that day he went back home with it. In
chapter 5 juna sees that the pearl is evil so she sneaks out with it and almost throws it in the
water when Kino come and starts hitting her, juna was on the ground and Kino got up took he
pearl and started to leave while a guy started attacking him and Kino grabbed his knife and
stabbed him he killed the man so him and juna got the pearl and was talking about their plan on
leaving because Kino didn t want to go to jail they went back to the house Kino went to see his
canoe, he saw it had a hole in it so he went back home to get stuff to fix it.Kino comes home and
sees juna and his son outside because someone lit their house on fire. Kino and juna and their
Even though something may seem good it could be evil, evil is always in disguise. In The
novella The pearl , the pearl seemed like it was good only because when they were to sell the
pearl it would solve all their money problems. In chapter 2 the only reason they set out to find
the pearl was because the doctor refused to see Coyotito for only 8 small pearls. The word travels
quickly that Kino found a big pearl, the doctor hears about it he then goes to help Kino house to
look at the baby. The doctor then gives the baby medicine and says he will be back in hour to see
if the medicine worked. When the doctor came to help the second time he asked Kino what if
someone would to steal it knowing Kino would look in the direction that the pearl was ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That night Kino moved the pearl next to his matt, someone did try to steal it that
night but Kino stabbed the person with his knife it didn t go in the person s body all the way but
the person hit Kino with something on the head and took off running.
The next day Kino and kinos brother Juan and kinos wife juna and their son all
went to town to sell the pearl but everyone wanted to give him a cheap price for it when he
knew it was worth more than that so he didn t sell it that day he went back home with it. In
chapter 5 juna sees that the pearl is evil so she sneaks out with it and almost throws it in the
water when Kino come and starts hitting her, juna was on the ground and Kino got up took he
pearl and started to leave while a guy started attacking him and Kino grabbed his knife and
stabbed him he killed the man so him and juna got the pearl and was talking about their plan on
leaving because Kino didn t want to go to jail they went back to the house Kino went to see his
canoe, he saw it had a hole in it so he went back home to get stuff to fix it.Kino comes home and
sees juna and his son outside because someone lit their house on fire. Kino and juna and their
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Does Tv Have a Negative Influence on Society
DOES TV HAVE A NEGATД°VE Д°NFLUENCE ON SOCД°ETY
The negative effects of television are huge. To minimize the potential negative effects of television,
it s important to understand what the impact of television can be on children.
Violence
Over the past two decades, hundreds of studies have examined how violent programming on TV
affects children and young people. While a direct cause and effect link is difficult to establish,
there is a growing consensus that some children may be vulnerable to violent images and messages.
Researchers have identified three potential responses to media violence in children: * Increased
fear also known as the mean and scary world syndrome
Children, particularly girls, are much more likely than adults to be ... Show more content on
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* Television watching also promotes lack of creativity and enhances passivity. The child shies
away from mental and physical workout. * The sense of relaxation that kids feel while watching
television diminishes completely when it is switched off. This makes them watch TV for
longer periods of time and makes them addicted to it * Television viewing creates the concept of
gender role and racial stereotypes in children, as they start considering it as very natural
phenomena. Heroic acts are expected out of males, while women are displayed as objects and
less powerful. * For teens, television is a major source of information about sex. A survey
conducted in 1997 by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 61 per cent of young teens, ages
13 15, rated entertainment media as their top source of information on sexuality and sex health.
This should concern parents because although two thirds of TV shows contain sexual content,
only one in ten includes any reference to safe sex or the consequences of unprotected sex. * The
main focus of many teen dramas is sex, with each episode containing countless verbal and visual
references to sexual activity. These highly sexualized portrayals of relationships bear little
resemblance to the real lives of teens and are generally not balanced by clear messages about safe
and healthy attitudes towards sex.
The early
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DOES TV HAVE A NEGATД°VE Д°NFLUENCE ON SOCД°ETY
The negative effects of television are huge. To minimize the potential negative effects of television,
it s important to understand what the impact of television can be on children.
Violence
Over the past two decades, hundreds of studies have examined how violent programming on TV
affects children and young people. While a direct cause and effect link is difficult to establish,
there is a growing consensus that some children may be vulnerable to violent images and messages.
Researchers have identified three potential responses to media violence in children: * Increased
fear also known as the mean and scary world syndrome
Children, particularly girls, are much more likely than adults to be ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
* Television watching also promotes lack of creativity and enhances passivity. The child shies
away from mental and physical workout. * The sense of relaxation that kids feel while watching
television diminishes completely when it is switched off. This makes them watch TV for
longer periods of time and makes them addicted to it * Television viewing creates the concept of
gender role and racial stereotypes in children, as they start considering it as very natural
phenomena. Heroic acts are expected out of males, while women are displayed as objects and
less powerful. * For teens, television is a major source of information about sex. A survey
conducted in 1997 by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 61 per cent of young teens, ages
13 15, rated entertainment media as their top source of information on sexuality and sex health.
This should concern parents because although two thirds of TV shows contain sexual content,
only one in ten includes any reference to safe sex or the consequences of unprotected sex. * The
main focus of many teen dramas is sex, with each episode containing countless verbal and visual
references to sexual activity. These highly sexualized portrayals of relationships bear little
resemblance to the real lives of teens and are generally not balanced by clear messages about safe
and healthy attitudes towards sex.
The early
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Del Taco Financial Analysis
Financials of Del Taco Leadership Paul J.B. Murphy is the Former CEO President of Einstein
Noah Restaurant Group ( Del Taco Investor , n.d.). However, Murphy became a part of Del Taco
in 2009 and remains the CEO. Murphy has more than 30 years of restaurant experience with an
emphasis on restricted service chains and an established track record for brand growth, strategic
planning, and processes ( Del Taco Investor , n.d.). Larry Levy is the Chairman of the Board for
both LAC and Del Taco ( Del Taco Investor , n.d.). Levy has well above 37 years of experience in
the food service industry and is the Co Founder and Former Chairman of Levy Restaurants, which
is a worldwide food service association with over $1.0 billion in annual revenue. Moreover, Levy
founded and is the supervision partner of Levy Family Partners, which has made over 200
investments, comprising of 30 in the restaurant/hospitality industry ( Del Taco Investor , n.d.). Del
Taco Holdings... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Going into debt, Del Taco refinanced its existing debt through Sagittarius ( News , 2010). With
the recapitalization, Del Taco s parent moves from Sagittarius Brands to Del Taco Holdings, Inc.
New Del Taco Holdings, Inc. equity holders included: Goldman Sachs Mezzanine Partners,
Charles Bank Capital Partners LLC, Leonard Green Partners LP, Stockwell Capital LLC.
Additionally, Del Taco Holdings, Inc. debt holders (senior credit facilities) are: Wells Fargo and GE
Capital. Moreover, as of 2015, 304 restaurants are owned and 242 are franchised restaurants ( Del
Taco Investor ,
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Financials of Del Taco Leadership Paul J.B. Murphy is the Former CEO President of Einstein
Noah Restaurant Group ( Del Taco Investor , n.d.). However, Murphy became a part of Del Taco
in 2009 and remains the CEO. Murphy has more than 30 years of restaurant experience with an
emphasis on restricted service chains and an established track record for brand growth, strategic
planning, and processes ( Del Taco Investor , n.d.). Larry Levy is the Chairman of the Board for
both LAC and Del Taco ( Del Taco Investor , n.d.). Levy has well above 37 years of experience in
the food service industry and is the Co Founder and Former Chairman of Levy Restaurants, which
is a worldwide food service association with over $1.0 billion in annual revenue. Moreover, Levy
founded and is the supervision partner of Levy Family Partners, which has made over 200
investments, comprising of 30 in the restaurant/hospitality industry ( Del Taco Investor , n.d.). Del
Taco Holdings... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Going into debt, Del Taco refinanced its existing debt through Sagittarius ( News , 2010). With
the recapitalization, Del Taco s parent moves from Sagittarius Brands to Del Taco Holdings, Inc.
New Del Taco Holdings, Inc. equity holders included: Goldman Sachs Mezzanine Partners,
Charles Bank Capital Partners LLC, Leonard Green Partners LP, Stockwell Capital LLC.
Additionally, Del Taco Holdings, Inc. debt holders (senior credit facilities) are: Wells Fargo and GE
Capital. Moreover, as of 2015, 304 restaurants are owned and 242 are franchised restaurants ( Del
Taco Investor ,
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What Is the Role of the Judiciary in a Democracy
Democracy is a system of governance, its origins dates back to Greece and ancient Athens between
421 and 322 B.C. Most Western countries changed their system of governance to a representative
democracy in the 19th century, mostly influenced by liberalism. Democracy, in Greek, means
Power to the People . In this system people vote for their president, choose from different parties. In
an authoritarian state, all powers are in the hand of one person, whereas in a democratic state,
different institutions are in charge of different powers. The government owns the executive, the
parliament the legislative and the judges the judiciary. The task of the judiciary is to settle conflicts
between citizens and in some cases between the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The application of the law may be a bit confused sometimes. For example, does a crime blamed
on a person really correspond to the definition of the crime such as we find it on the law? Are the
proofs given really acceptable? If yes, are the punishments planed by the law adapted with the
crime? Those are the kind of decision that the judge has to take, and it is very important that
judges stay independent from the rest of the government, as it is his main role in the democracy,
the impartiality. That is what we are going to study in the second part. In this second part we
will study the role of the judiciary in a Democracy. First of all, the judiciary is neutral. A judge
doesn t show his belonging to any political parties. He judges the crimes trying to be as neutral as
he can. In a democracy this neutrality is very important as neither the government nor any other
parties can affect the judgement. The judiciary is also independent in most of the countries. It
doesn t depend on the executive or the legislative. However, their collaboration is necessary for
the well being of a democracy. The legislative makes the law that the judiciary will apply on court,
but this law needs to be accepted by the judges so they can apply it in the best conditions. This
independency is very important. In fact, the judges don t owe anything to members of the executive
or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Democracy is a system of governance, its origins dates back to Greece and ancient Athens between
421 and 322 B.C. Most Western countries changed their system of governance to a representative
democracy in the 19th century, mostly influenced by liberalism. Democracy, in Greek, means
Power to the People . In this system people vote for their president, choose from different parties. In
an authoritarian state, all powers are in the hand of one person, whereas in a democratic state,
different institutions are in charge of different powers. The government owns the executive, the
parliament the legislative and the judges the judiciary. The task of the judiciary is to settle conflicts
between citizens and in some cases between the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The application of the law may be a bit confused sometimes. For example, does a crime blamed
on a person really correspond to the definition of the crime such as we find it on the law? Are the
proofs given really acceptable? If yes, are the punishments planed by the law adapted with the
crime? Those are the kind of decision that the judge has to take, and it is very important that
judges stay independent from the rest of the government, as it is his main role in the democracy,
the impartiality. That is what we are going to study in the second part. In this second part we
will study the role of the judiciary in a Democracy. First of all, the judiciary is neutral. A judge
doesn t show his belonging to any political parties. He judges the crimes trying to be as neutral as
he can. In a democracy this neutrality is very important as neither the government nor any other
parties can affect the judgement. The judiciary is also independent in most of the countries. It
doesn t depend on the executive or the legislative. However, their collaboration is necessary for
the well being of a democracy. The legislative makes the law that the judiciary will apply on court,
but this law needs to be accepted by the judges so they can apply it in the best conditions. This
independency is very important. In fact, the judges don t owe anything to members of the executive
or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Argument From The Sanctity Of Human Life
The moral response would be to save the child. One could only imagine that it would be in the
child s best interest to save their life. It would then be considered immoral not to save the child,
because then the child might drown, and therefore die. There are two arguments that back this
response and they are: The Argument That We Should Save as Many as We Can, and also the
Argument from the Sanctity of HumanLife. The Argument That We Should Save as Many as We
Can is straight forward. Life is precious, and thus it should be valued in the same way. The girl
that was drowning was yelling for help, so therefore she wanted to be saved. The moral reason
would be to save or help this girl or anyone else who is need; if it is in their best interest and will
not inflict harm on others.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Rachels, p.7) Rachels does states though their might be some rare circumstances were killing is
justified; but that does not pertain to this case. If someone knowingly walked away from this girl
that was drowning, and let her drown it would go against this argument. Like previously mentioned
above life is precious, and it is morally wrong to let an innocent human being suffer and down
which will eventually lead up to their death. It would be immoral not to save this innocent girl
from drowning. Based on the about moral reasoning and facts, all life is precious and lives
should be saved; if it s in the best interest of that person (who is needing to be saved) and will not
harm anyone else in the
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The moral response would be to save the child. One could only imagine that it would be in the
child s best interest to save their life. It would then be considered immoral not to save the child,
because then the child might drown, and therefore die. There are two arguments that back this
response and they are: The Argument That We Should Save as Many as We Can, and also the
Argument from the Sanctity of HumanLife. The Argument That We Should Save as Many as We
Can is straight forward. Life is precious, and thus it should be valued in the same way. The girl
that was drowning was yelling for help, so therefore she wanted to be saved. The moral reason
would be to save or help this girl or anyone else who is need; if it is in their best interest and will
not inflict harm on others.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Rachels, p.7) Rachels does states though their might be some rare circumstances were killing is
justified; but that does not pertain to this case. If someone knowingly walked away from this girl
that was drowning, and let her drown it would go against this argument. Like previously mentioned
above life is precious, and it is morally wrong to let an innocent human being suffer and down
which will eventually lead up to their death. It would be immoral not to save this innocent girl
from drowning. Based on the about moral reasoning and facts, all life is precious and lives
should be saved; if it s in the best interest of that person (who is needing to be saved) and will not
harm anyone else in the
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To Kill A Mockingbird Dialectical Journal Essay
1. When it healed, and Jem s fears of never being able to play football were assuaged, he was
seldom self conscious about his injury. Page 3/1(Q) How and who hurt us elbow?
(C) This reminds me of when I had to be out for about two weeks from basketball because of my
knee. Then when I had to come back I was really nervous about accidentally hurting it again.
2. When enough years had gone by to enable us to look back on them, we sometimes discussed the
events leading to his accident. Page 3/2(Q) Was it that bad, that they had to wait a few years until
to talk about it?
(E) The author is trying to get us to know that the events leading to his accident were sad and hard
to talk about thats why they waited a few years until they brought ... Show more content on
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You d be surprised how hard that d be. I won t live to see the law changed, and if you live to see it
you ll be an old man. Page 295/1(C) This passage connects to the world to this day. You read online
how hard and how long it takes to get the law changed, especially if it s a big law.
10. His food doesn t stick going down, does it? Page 312/1(Q) Could there be a meaning behind
this sentence? If so what is it? I was very bewildered by this odd sentence. Mrs. Farrows whole
conversation was very unclear to me.
11. Once a week we had current events, each child was supposed to clip an item from a
newspaper, absorb its contents, and reveal them to the class. Page 326/3(C) This passage reminds
me of a time when I was in the 6th and 9th grade when my teachers made us today current events,
I thought that it was a cool idea because we got to hear the news of the week, instead of not
knowing what was happening in the world.
12. Heres thirty cents, you can do 6 things Page 344/2(E) The author uses money to inform us
better on the time period that the book is taking place just like Page 158/9. Now a days it would
cost way more than just 30
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1. When it healed, and Jem s fears of never being able to play football were assuaged, he was
seldom self conscious about his injury. Page 3/1(Q) How and who hurt us elbow?
(C) This reminds me of when I had to be out for about two weeks from basketball because of my
knee. Then when I had to come back I was really nervous about accidentally hurting it again.
2. When enough years had gone by to enable us to look back on them, we sometimes discussed the
events leading to his accident. Page 3/2(Q) Was it that bad, that they had to wait a few years until
to talk about it?
(E) The author is trying to get us to know that the events leading to his accident were sad and hard
to talk about thats why they waited a few years until they brought ... Show more content on
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You d be surprised how hard that d be. I won t live to see the law changed, and if you live to see it
you ll be an old man. Page 295/1(C) This passage connects to the world to this day. You read online
how hard and how long it takes to get the law changed, especially if it s a big law.
10. His food doesn t stick going down, does it? Page 312/1(Q) Could there be a meaning behind
this sentence? If so what is it? I was very bewildered by this odd sentence. Mrs. Farrows whole
conversation was very unclear to me.
11. Once a week we had current events, each child was supposed to clip an item from a
newspaper, absorb its contents, and reveal them to the class. Page 326/3(C) This passage reminds
me of a time when I was in the 6th and 9th grade when my teachers made us today current events,
I thought that it was a cool idea because we got to hear the news of the week, instead of not
knowing what was happening in the world.
12. Heres thirty cents, you can do 6 things Page 344/2(E) The author uses money to inform us
better on the time period that the book is taking place just like Page 158/9. Now a days it would
cost way more than just 30
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Posada
Mexico celebrates christmas from Dec. 12th to Jan. 6th. From the 16th to christmas eve some of
the children perform a reenactment called the Posada . If you didn t know Posada is Spanish for
Lodging or Inn. They have nine Posadas. When they get into the Posadas they decorate with
moss, evergreens, and paper lanterns. Each Posada children get a board and candles. They have
them to hold painted figures of Mary and Joseph riding on a donkey. They go down the streets
and sing songs to each home. The song they sing when they go to the houses is about mary and
joseph asking for a room in the Posada. The children are told that there is now room so they
must go away. Soon after they are told there is room so they are welcomed in. Once they enter
they say prayers and celebrate by having a party with food, games and fireworks. Each night a
different house holds the Posada party. On the last night of Posadas there is a whole bunch
shepherds on a board. When the posada is done there is a figure of baby jesus in a manger on the
board and then there is a church service. After the church... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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A piГ±ata is a decorated clay or papier mГ ўchГ© jar filled with sweets and hung from the ceiling
or tree branch. The piГ±ata is often decorated like a ball with seven peaks around it. The spikes
represent the seven deadly sins . PiГ±ata s can also be in the form of an animal or bird.To play
the game, children are blindfolded and take turns to hit the piГ±ata with a stick until it splits open
and the sweets pour out. Then the children rush to pick up as many sweets as they can! As well as
the posada s, another type of Christmas play known as Pastorelas (The Shepherds). These tell the
story of the shepherds going to find the baby Jesus and are often very funny. The devil tries to stop
them by tempting them along the way. But the shepherds always get there in the end, often with the
help of the Archangel Michael, who comes and beats the
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Mexico celebrates christmas from Dec. 12th to Jan. 6th. From the 16th to christmas eve some of
the children perform a reenactment called the Posada . If you didn t know Posada is Spanish for
Lodging or Inn. They have nine Posadas. When they get into the Posadas they decorate with
moss, evergreens, and paper lanterns. Each Posada children get a board and candles. They have
them to hold painted figures of Mary and Joseph riding on a donkey. They go down the streets
and sing songs to each home. The song they sing when they go to the houses is about mary and
joseph asking for a room in the Posada. The children are told that there is now room so they
must go away. Soon after they are told there is room so they are welcomed in. Once they enter
they say prayers and celebrate by having a party with food, games and fireworks. Each night a
different house holds the Posada party. On the last night of Posadas there is a whole bunch
shepherds on a board. When the posada is done there is a figure of baby jesus in a manger on the
board and then there is a church service. After the church... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
A piГ±ata is a decorated clay or papier mГ ўchГ© jar filled with sweets and hung from the ceiling
or tree branch. The piГ±ata is often decorated like a ball with seven peaks around it. The spikes
represent the seven deadly sins . PiГ±ata s can also be in the form of an animal or bird.To play
the game, children are blindfolded and take turns to hit the piГ±ata with a stick until it splits open
and the sweets pour out. Then the children rush to pick up as many sweets as they can! As well as
the posada s, another type of Christmas play known as Pastorelas (The Shepherds). These tell the
story of the shepherds going to find the baby Jesus and are often very funny. The devil tries to stop
them by tempting them along the way. But the shepherds always get there in the end, often with the
help of the Archangel Michael, who comes and beats the
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Scientific Revolution Dbq Essay
Tits
The Scientific Revolution of the fifteen and sixteen hundreds heralded the progression towards a
new era of rational and mathematical thinking. Instead of relying on the ideas of the ancient Greeks
as Renaissance philosophers did, the contributors of the Scientific Revolution began to look to the
world around them for answers. The scientists and philosophers of the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries were surrounded by an amalgam of social, political, and religious factors that would
influence the method in which they introduced their theories and findings to the world. These
factors often supported and promoted the growth of the Sciences, but only when they adhered to the
motives of a higher power. Oftentimes, scientific inquiry was suppressed by powerful forces
determined to maintain their grip ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These institutions, such as the Royal Society of London, were prominent social institutions that
allowed for the promotion of the sciences. Henry Oldenburg, a Secretary of the English Royal
Society, appreciated the devotion to truth of the academics of these societies and expressed the
importance of friendship and communication within the scientific domain. These societies were
vital to the survival and expansion of sciences and a great aid to the investigation and elucidation
of the truth (Doc. 6). However, the immense cultural and social influence of the institutions of
sharing did not include everyone. Women were blocked from nearly any form of scientific
experiment or inquiry. Margaret Cavendish, an English natural philosopher and the first woman to
visit a meeting of the Royal Society, illustrates the disregard of the female sex in sciences (Doc. 9).
Unsurprisingly, men continued to oppress women and block any and all paths to gaining social
standing. Science, like almost all other domains, continued to be controlled by
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Tits
The Scientific Revolution of the fifteen and sixteen hundreds heralded the progression towards a
new era of rational and mathematical thinking. Instead of relying on the ideas of the ancient Greeks
as Renaissance philosophers did, the contributors of the Scientific Revolution began to look to the
world around them for answers. The scientists and philosophers of the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries were surrounded by an amalgam of social, political, and religious factors that would
influence the method in which they introduced their theories and findings to the world. These
factors often supported and promoted the growth of the Sciences, but only when they adhered to the
motives of a higher power. Oftentimes, scientific inquiry was suppressed by powerful forces
determined to maintain their grip ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These institutions, such as the Royal Society of London, were prominent social institutions that
allowed for the promotion of the sciences. Henry Oldenburg, a Secretary of the English Royal
Society, appreciated the devotion to truth of the academics of these societies and expressed the
importance of friendship and communication within the scientific domain. These societies were
vital to the survival and expansion of sciences and a great aid to the investigation and elucidation
of the truth (Doc. 6). However, the immense cultural and social influence of the institutions of
sharing did not include everyone. Women were blocked from nearly any form of scientific
experiment or inquiry. Margaret Cavendish, an English natural philosopher and the first woman to
visit a meeting of the Royal Society, illustrates the disregard of the female sex in sciences (Doc. 9).
Unsurprisingly, men continued to oppress women and block any and all paths to gaining social
standing. Science, like almost all other domains, continued to be controlled by
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Analysis Of 911 By Michael Burke
Hero. A word that has 7.442 billion different definitions and or examples. An author named
Michael Burke; a writer for the Wall Street Journal, writes to persuade wealthy people who have
a strong influence on the daily world to recognize a problem that happens yearly on a single
date.9/11. First responders or better known as the heros of 9/11 were sent to a different location to
watch their own ceremony at ground zero, all while congressmen sit and take their seats at the real
ceremony. This all arises due to the upcoming 10th anniversary of 9/11. He builds his argument
through the use of organization and pathos.
First and foremost, it was thought that Mr. Burke would never get his his point across. This is
what makes his organization so important. Burke drags his thesis out to three quarter of the
article at a point which he switch his focus to the real point at hand. For weeks ordinary New
Yorkers and visitors from out of town attended there hundreds of memorial services across the
city and area suburbs... Fifth Avenue New York s main street came to a halt Right after the
horrific event people everywhere were mourning the loss of thousands including the lives of first
responders. This quote or changing point marks the start of the real point of the article. To this day
it should be assumed that they would be honored at ground zero at a memorial yearly to thank them
for their sacrifices and thank the families of the ones who made the ultimate sacrifice. But as Burke
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Hero. A word that has 7.442 billion different definitions and or examples. An author named
Michael Burke; a writer for the Wall Street Journal, writes to persuade wealthy people who have
a strong influence on the daily world to recognize a problem that happens yearly on a single
date.9/11. First responders or better known as the heros of 9/11 were sent to a different location to
watch their own ceremony at ground zero, all while congressmen sit and take their seats at the real
ceremony. This all arises due to the upcoming 10th anniversary of 9/11. He builds his argument
through the use of organization and pathos.
First and foremost, it was thought that Mr. Burke would never get his his point across. This is
what makes his organization so important. Burke drags his thesis out to three quarter of the
article at a point which he switch his focus to the real point at hand. For weeks ordinary New
Yorkers and visitors from out of town attended there hundreds of memorial services across the
city and area suburbs... Fifth Avenue New York s main street came to a halt Right after the
horrific event people everywhere were mourning the loss of thousands including the lives of first
responders. This quote or changing point marks the start of the real point of the article. To this day
it should be assumed that they would be honored at ground zero at a memorial yearly to thank them
for their sacrifices and thank the families of the ones who made the ultimate sacrifice. But as Burke
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Analysis Of The Article Federalist 10 And 51 Essay
Question 2 As a response to angry and frustrated citizens at the fact that nothing had been in
President Barack Obama s first two years in office, James Madison, author of Federalist 10 and 51,
would argue that the government was created by the Framers to be virtually unable to get anything
done, and if he had gotten anything done, the government was not working correctly. A president is
not the supreme leader of a country, therefore the Constitutiondesigns a system separation of powers
and the implementation of checks and balances limit their ability to exert their free will on the
people. During the discussion of the ratification of the Constitution, a major fear on the minds of
the Framers was that of tyranny. James Madisondescribes the two types of tyranny that were
feared, that of the majority and that of the elite. Tyranny of the majority is when a majority of a
population has a view this not held by all, however, because they are the majority, their voice is
listened to and the minority s voice is suppressed. Tyranny of the elite is the opposite of the
majority, and was the fear that the government would use its power to control and abuse the people,
rather than help the people. As one of the Framers of the Constitution, James Madison was in
support of the ratification. As a means to urge the public to persuade their representatives to vote
for the ratification of the Constitution, he addressed the people of New York in Federalist 10,
writing, regulation of
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Question 2 As a response to angry and frustrated citizens at the fact that nothing had been in
President Barack Obama s first two years in office, James Madison, author of Federalist 10 and 51,
would argue that the government was created by the Framers to be virtually unable to get anything
done, and if he had gotten anything done, the government was not working correctly. A president is
not the supreme leader of a country, therefore the Constitutiondesigns a system separation of powers
and the implementation of checks and balances limit their ability to exert their free will on the
people. During the discussion of the ratification of the Constitution, a major fear on the minds of
the Framers was that of tyranny. James Madisondescribes the two types of tyranny that were
feared, that of the majority and that of the elite. Tyranny of the majority is when a majority of a
population has a view this not held by all, however, because they are the majority, their voice is
listened to and the minority s voice is suppressed. Tyranny of the elite is the opposite of the
majority, and was the fear that the government would use its power to control and abuse the people,
rather than help the people. As one of the Framers of the Constitution, James Madison was in
support of the ratification. As a means to urge the public to persuade their representatives to vote
for the ratification of the Constitution, he addressed the people of New York in Federalist 10,
writing, regulation of
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Analysis Of A Picture Of Freedom By Patricia Mckissack
A Picture of Freedom by Patricia C. McKissack is a historical fiction, around about a young slave
girl named Clotee. Clotee is a brave and strong 12 year old girl who risks her life for her friends.
Aunt Tee is the closest to Clotee and is a very dependable woman that is the only slave from Mas
Henley. Uncle Herb is the husband of Aunt Tee and is kind and sweet. Mas William is around
Clotee s age and he is incompetent and always whines. Miz Lily is the rich and mean missus to
Mas Henley who thinks she get information about slaves. Mas Henley is the cold hearted slave
owner. The story takes place in Belmont Plantation, VA around 1859. Clotee has a secret and it is
a big one. She has been learning how to read and write for 3 years with Miz... Show more content
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We ve got a plan that might save Mr. Harms. It may or may not work, but we ve got to save him.
We can t just let him die. (Mckissack 172). Foreshadowing in the book is that abolitionists are
around Belmont Plantation. ...it was a white man that helped them get [away] on a railroad
what runs under the ground a one eyed white man... (McKissack 36). The imagery in the book is
..herbs hangin from the eaves...hickory chips slow burnin on the back fire. A pot bubblin or
boilin . Aunt Tee loves her...four hip fireplaces where four grown women can stand side by side
and cook together (McKissack 40 41). The metaphor in this book is Winter dirt been scrubbed
away to make room for summer dust. (McKissack 50). My book is relevant in today s world
because there is still racism and discrimination in it. What I mean is that many people still think
of African Americans lowly and many people still think of Caucasians as cold hearted people, but
they should not. Because people still hold a grudge of what happened more than a century ago,
they still think those things over a race and pick side and if someone picks a wrong side, then they
will be discriminated against. I believe that if we think things about everyone s personality instead
of what happened with our ancestors we would have a better understanding with one
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A Picture of Freedom by Patricia C. McKissack is a historical fiction, around about a young slave
girl named Clotee. Clotee is a brave and strong 12 year old girl who risks her life for her friends.
Aunt Tee is the closest to Clotee and is a very dependable woman that is the only slave from Mas
Henley. Uncle Herb is the husband of Aunt Tee and is kind and sweet. Mas William is around
Clotee s age and he is incompetent and always whines. Miz Lily is the rich and mean missus to
Mas Henley who thinks she get information about slaves. Mas Henley is the cold hearted slave
owner. The story takes place in Belmont Plantation, VA around 1859. Clotee has a secret and it is
a big one. She has been learning how to read and write for 3 years with Miz... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
We ve got a plan that might save Mr. Harms. It may or may not work, but we ve got to save him.
We can t just let him die. (Mckissack 172). Foreshadowing in the book is that abolitionists are
around Belmont Plantation. ...it was a white man that helped them get [away] on a railroad
what runs under the ground a one eyed white man... (McKissack 36). The imagery in the book is
..herbs hangin from the eaves...hickory chips slow burnin on the back fire. A pot bubblin or
boilin . Aunt Tee loves her...four hip fireplaces where four grown women can stand side by side
and cook together (McKissack 40 41). The metaphor in this book is Winter dirt been scrubbed
away to make room for summer dust. (McKissack 50). My book is relevant in today s world
because there is still racism and discrimination in it. What I mean is that many people still think
of African Americans lowly and many people still think of Caucasians as cold hearted people, but
they should not. Because people still hold a grudge of what happened more than a century ago,
they still think those things over a race and pick side and if someone picks a wrong side, then they
will be discriminated against. I believe that if we think things about everyone s personality instead
of what happened with our ancestors we would have a better understanding with one
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Steve Jobs Renaissance Man
No! My life is over! I m gonna die! This is what most people would sound like if their beloved
iPhones were taken away. Without Steve Jobs, their beloved iPhone wouldn t even exist! A
Renaissance man can be defined as someone who is extremely gifted in a variety of subjects/fields
of study. They are considered pioneers of their time. They tend to be creative, intelligent, multi
talented, open minded, valuable to society, progressive, competitive, and scholarly. Because Steve
Jobswants to put a dent in the universe, give people the chance to change the world, and do great
things really well in life, he is a Renaissance man, giving him the trait of being valuable to
society. Steve Jobs was clearly a Renaissance Man. Steve Jobs, a Renaissance Man, clearly
showed that he was valuable to society. First, Steve Jobs said, Let s make a dent in the universe.
Let s make it so important that it puts a dent in the universe. Usually, wanting to make something
extremely important in incorporated with wanting to change the world. Second, Steve Jobs said,
Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared water or do you want... Show more
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Steve Jobs lied to Steve Wozniak. Usually, lying to one another is not revolutionary, but rather a
bad idea. In reality, this will not always be true, and therefore doesn t prove that he is not
progressive. Typically, lying to one another is a form of protection over an idea or person.
Others would argue that Steve Jobs did not show the trait of being progressive. Steve Jobs used
LSD at least once in his lifetime. Generally, people who use drugs lack intelligence, ideas, and
creativity. Although, this is not always true, and therefore doesn t prove that he is not progressive.
Usually, drug use is associated with experimentation of ideas. The claim that Steve Jobs did not
show the trait of being progressive is clearly not valid because of the evidence I have
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No! My life is over! I m gonna die! This is what most people would sound like if their beloved
iPhones were taken away. Without Steve Jobs, their beloved iPhone wouldn t even exist! A
Renaissance man can be defined as someone who is extremely gifted in a variety of subjects/fields
of study. They are considered pioneers of their time. They tend to be creative, intelligent, multi
talented, open minded, valuable to society, progressive, competitive, and scholarly. Because Steve
Jobswants to put a dent in the universe, give people the chance to change the world, and do great
things really well in life, he is a Renaissance man, giving him the trait of being valuable to
society. Steve Jobs was clearly a Renaissance Man. Steve Jobs, a Renaissance Man, clearly
showed that he was valuable to society. First, Steve Jobs said, Let s make a dent in the universe.
Let s make it so important that it puts a dent in the universe. Usually, wanting to make something
extremely important in incorporated with wanting to change the world. Second, Steve Jobs said,
Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared water or do you want... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Steve Jobs lied to Steve Wozniak. Usually, lying to one another is not revolutionary, but rather a
bad idea. In reality, this will not always be true, and therefore doesn t prove that he is not
progressive. Typically, lying to one another is a form of protection over an idea or person.
Others would argue that Steve Jobs did not show the trait of being progressive. Steve Jobs used
LSD at least once in his lifetime. Generally, people who use drugs lack intelligence, ideas, and
creativity. Although, this is not always true, and therefore doesn t prove that he is not progressive.
Usually, drug use is associated with experimentation of ideas. The claim that Steve Jobs did not
show the trait of being progressive is clearly not valid because of the evidence I have
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What Are Some Fishermen For Fishing During Adverse Weather...
Part A
Question 1:
The article suggests some fishermen choose piracy as an alternative to fishing during adverse
weather conditions. The table below lists some of the marginal costs and benefits to fisherman
during the adverse weather conditions. As shown above, not all cost can be measured in monetary
value. Implicit costs such as opportunity costs are also considered as these are important in order to
determine the economic profit.
Piracy has far more monetary benefits than fishing during the adverse weather as suggested in the
table. Furthermore, the marginal costs of piracy are mostly based to threats/expectations, while the
marginal costs of fishing are mostly based on facts. Hence it can be said that piracy has more
marginal benefits than fishing during the adverse weather, which causes an increase in piracy.
Question 2: part (a)
Market failure can be a result of externalities. As mentioned in the notes, the key points to
externalities are: As all they applications imply with the externalities keys, and externalities cause
market failure; the article does suggest that the growth of legalising gambling was a market failure.
Question2: part (b)
As Massimo Passamonti thinks that reducing gambling opportunities may improve the social well
being, there is in fact a scope for government intervention to make it happen.
The diagram below illustrates how imposing a tax on suppliers may affect the equilibrium:
Imposing tax on the suppliers cause their profit to
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Part A
Question 1:
The article suggests some fishermen choose piracy as an alternative to fishing during adverse
weather conditions. The table below lists some of the marginal costs and benefits to fisherman
during the adverse weather conditions. As shown above, not all cost can be measured in monetary
value. Implicit costs such as opportunity costs are also considered as these are important in order to
determine the economic profit.
Piracy has far more monetary benefits than fishing during the adverse weather as suggested in the
table. Furthermore, the marginal costs of piracy are mostly based to threats/expectations, while the
marginal costs of fishing are mostly based on facts. Hence it can be said that piracy has more
marginal benefits than fishing during the adverse weather, which causes an increase in piracy.
Question 2: part (a)
Market failure can be a result of externalities. As mentioned in the notes, the key points to
externalities are: As all they applications imply with the externalities keys, and externalities cause
market failure; the article does suggest that the growth of legalising gambling was a market failure.
Question2: part (b)
As Massimo Passamonti thinks that reducing gambling opportunities may improve the social well
being, there is in fact a scope for government intervention to make it happen.
The diagram below illustrates how imposing a tax on suppliers may affect the equilibrium:
Imposing tax on the suppliers cause their profit to
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A Deep Space Hassam Analysis
As for the use of space, Hassam creates the illusion that there is three dimensional space in this
work. By making the buildings, trees, and people all appear to grow smaller in the background
creates the illusion of a deep space, which in turn allows the painting to feel more realistic. The
artist makes all of the objects that are closer up (or larger), to remain the focus because the
farther away the other objects appear, the more they become blurred and indecipherable . Often
times, this is how our eyes perceive things in reality as well, so this illusion successfully gives the
work a more natural, three dimensional feel. Another element used in this work that really stands
out to the viewer would most likely be color. The use of color
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As for the use of space, Hassam creates the illusion that there is three dimensional space in this
work. By making the buildings, trees, and people all appear to grow smaller in the background
creates the illusion of a deep space, which in turn allows the painting to feel more realistic. The
artist makes all of the objects that are closer up (or larger), to remain the focus because the
farther away the other objects appear, the more they become blurred and indecipherable . Often
times, this is how our eyes perceive things in reality as well, so this illusion successfully gives the
work a more natural, three dimensional feel. Another element used in this work that really stands
out to the viewer would most likely be color. The use of color
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Lion King And Hamlet Similarities
The second similarity is the correlation between Hamlet s uncle Claudius and Simba s uncle
named Scar (Gavin). Both of these characters are the brothers of the king (Zeffirelli, Hamlet)
(Allers, The Lion King). In the film Hamlet and Allers s The Lion King, both characters take a
throne that is not rightfully theirs. These characters are jealous, power hungry villains. These two
antagonists are very much hated by everyone that has seen the play or movie. During Hamlet,
Claudius steals his brother s throne, marries his sister in law, and tries to kill his nephew Hamlet
(Zeffirelli). In a similar fashion for The Lion King, Scar kills Mufasa, takes his brother s place in
the palace, and orders his servants to kill Simba(Allers). While these two... Show more content on
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Both Claudius and Scar betray their kingdom as well as their brother. This betrayal occurs when
Claudius kills Elder Hamlet and Scar kills Mufasa. Not only do these characters kill their brother,
they also steal his throne and force the rightful heir away. Not only is this murder is distasteful
from every angle, but they betray their nephew by forcing him into exile. The feeling of being an
exiled child haunts both characters (Gavin). This causes an immediate hatred when Hamlet and
Simba discover the truth about what happened to their fathers. This betrayal is very evident in each
story and is impossible to not see. This theme also caused revengeful actions for Hamlet and
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The second similarity is the correlation between Hamlet s uncle Claudius and Simba s uncle
named Scar (Gavin). Both of these characters are the brothers of the king (Zeffirelli, Hamlet)
(Allers, The Lion King). In the film Hamlet and Allers s The Lion King, both characters take a
throne that is not rightfully theirs. These characters are jealous, power hungry villains. These two
antagonists are very much hated by everyone that has seen the play or movie. During Hamlet,
Claudius steals his brother s throne, marries his sister in law, and tries to kill his nephew Hamlet
(Zeffirelli). In a similar fashion for The Lion King, Scar kills Mufasa, takes his brother s place in
the palace, and orders his servants to kill Simba(Allers). While these two... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Both Claudius and Scar betray their kingdom as well as their brother. This betrayal occurs when
Claudius kills Elder Hamlet and Scar kills Mufasa. Not only do these characters kill their brother,
they also steal his throne and force the rightful heir away. Not only is this murder is distasteful
from every angle, but they betray their nephew by forcing him into exile. The feeling of being an
exiled child haunts both characters (Gavin). This causes an immediate hatred when Hamlet and
Simba discover the truth about what happened to their fathers. This betrayal is very evident in each
story and is impossible to not see. This theme also caused revengeful actions for Hamlet and
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Black Belt Interview Essay
Julie: Hello, and welcome to Black Belt Interviews which will be in Black Belt Magazine. I am
Julie Smith and today we have special guest Ed Parker. Mr. Parker has created a style called
Kenpo Karate which belongs to the American system. Mr. Parker is fondly called as Father of
American Kenpo . It is very obvious that many people look up to Mr. Parker as a great martial
artist. Today, we are here to ask him about his inspiration and reasons for creating this style of
martial arts.
Mr. Parker: Thank you Julie. I decided to create this style of martial arts because I have lately been
noticing that the martial arts that were created many years ago, are not being adapted to the present
world. I have lately been seeing many problems with this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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However, American Kenpo is now known internationally. How did Mr. Parker: You are correct
in saying that when I first created American Kenpo, I was never seeking for it to become so
popular. I did want to spread the word about Kenpo however, and I was able to do this by
teaching many famous people such as Elvis Presley and Bruce Lee. Elvis and I are actually very
close friends and he has always assisted me in making American Kenpo popular. With Elvis being
such a famous musician, he often performed in front of an audience. Whenever he was performing,
he played a guitar that had the Kenpo Karate patch on it. By doing so, many audience members
consulted him about the patch and in doing so he led them to me. I was also the one who was
able to get Bruce Lee into the acting world. Bruce and I met through one of my friends. From the
second that Bruce showed me a couple of moves, it was obvious that he had the potential to be a
great martial artist. Bruce also shared his desire to be an actor and asked for my assistance. I
asked him to perform at the very first International Karate Championships and I videotaped him
while he was performing. With his permission, I shared the video with a few directors who were
searching for an action star. After Bruce s first onscreen performance, he became a big hit. Bruce
and I are still very close friends and have several discussions about martial artists. Bruce
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Julie: Hello, and welcome to Black Belt Interviews which will be in Black Belt Magazine. I am
Julie Smith and today we have special guest Ed Parker. Mr. Parker has created a style called
Kenpo Karate which belongs to the American system. Mr. Parker is fondly called as Father of
American Kenpo . It is very obvious that many people look up to Mr. Parker as a great martial
artist. Today, we are here to ask him about his inspiration and reasons for creating this style of
martial arts.
Mr. Parker: Thank you Julie. I decided to create this style of martial arts because I have lately been
noticing that the martial arts that were created many years ago, are not being adapted to the present
world. I have lately been seeing many problems with this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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However, American Kenpo is now known internationally. How did Mr. Parker: You are correct
in saying that when I first created American Kenpo, I was never seeking for it to become so
popular. I did want to spread the word about Kenpo however, and I was able to do this by
teaching many famous people such as Elvis Presley and Bruce Lee. Elvis and I are actually very
close friends and he has always assisted me in making American Kenpo popular. With Elvis being
such a famous musician, he often performed in front of an audience. Whenever he was performing,
he played a guitar that had the Kenpo Karate patch on it. By doing so, many audience members
consulted him about the patch and in doing so he led them to me. I was also the one who was
able to get Bruce Lee into the acting world. Bruce and I met through one of my friends. From the
second that Bruce showed me a couple of moves, it was obvious that he had the potential to be a
great martial artist. Bruce also shared his desire to be an actor and asked for my assistance. I
asked him to perform at the very first International Karate Championships and I videotaped him
while he was performing. With his permission, I shared the video with a few directors who were
searching for an action star. After Bruce s first onscreen performance, he became a big hit. Bruce
and I are still very close friends and have several discussions about martial artists. Bruce
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The Insanity Defense And The Defense
The insanity defense was first used by U.S. Congressman Daniel Sickles of New York in 1859
after he had killed his wife s lover, Philip Barton Key. The insanity defense asserts that a criminal
defendant should not be found guilty due to the defendant s insanity, but insanity in this context
refers to a very specific dysfunction. The theory behind the defense is that a person who is insane
lacks the intent required to perform a criminal act because the person either does not know that the
act is wrong or cannot control his or her actions even when the person understands that the act is
wrong. The insanity defensecan in three ways: the insanity plea is rejected, the defendant is
convicted as guilty but mentally insane, or the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shumey was tried for murder in the second degree, and his trial cost the county of San Luis
Obispo seventy thousand dollars. Psychiatric fees alone cost the defendant seventy thousand two
hundred dollars, which a quarter of the total price of the entire trial on his side (Feuerstein).
However, this does not account for fees the plaintiff had to pay to ensure a fair evaluation of the
defendant. In addition, this example is only an example of a mid ranged price of psychiatric fees.
Multiple trials have exceeded Shumey s in psychiatric fees including the Crockwell case which
accumulated just under twenty thousand dollars and the Brandon Woody case which accumulated
over thirty one thousand dollars (Pemberton). The insanity defense accumulates an absurd amount
of money towards the cost of the trial for such a diminutive chance of success.
To go along with such a drastic increase in trial costs, the insanity defense only accounts for a
minuscule number of trials while having an even lower success rate. While the rates may vary from
state to state, on average less than one defendant in every one hundred actually raises the insanity
defense. Within the small percentage that the defense is raised, the chance of the defense actually
succeeding is even tinier. In 2005, the National Institute of Mental Health conducted an eight state
study, in which they studied the success rate of the insanity defense within those
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The insanity defense was first used by U.S. Congressman Daniel Sickles of New York in 1859
after he had killed his wife s lover, Philip Barton Key. The insanity defense asserts that a criminal
defendant should not be found guilty due to the defendant s insanity, but insanity in this context
refers to a very specific dysfunction. The theory behind the defense is that a person who is insane
lacks the intent required to perform a criminal act because the person either does not know that the
act is wrong or cannot control his or her actions even when the person understands that the act is
wrong. The insanity defensecan in three ways: the insanity plea is rejected, the defendant is
convicted as guilty but mentally insane, or the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shumey was tried for murder in the second degree, and his trial cost the county of San Luis
Obispo seventy thousand dollars. Psychiatric fees alone cost the defendant seventy thousand two
hundred dollars, which a quarter of the total price of the entire trial on his side (Feuerstein).
However, this does not account for fees the plaintiff had to pay to ensure a fair evaluation of the
defendant. In addition, this example is only an example of a mid ranged price of psychiatric fees.
Multiple trials have exceeded Shumey s in psychiatric fees including the Crockwell case which
accumulated just under twenty thousand dollars and the Brandon Woody case which accumulated
over thirty one thousand dollars (Pemberton). The insanity defense accumulates an absurd amount
of money towards the cost of the trial for such a diminutive chance of success.
To go along with such a drastic increase in trial costs, the insanity defense only accounts for a
minuscule number of trials while having an even lower success rate. While the rates may vary from
state to state, on average less than one defendant in every one hundred actually raises the insanity
defense. Within the small percentage that the defense is raised, the chance of the defense actually
succeeding is even tinier. In 2005, the National Institute of Mental Health conducted an eight state
study, in which they studied the success rate of the insanity defense within those
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Children Having A Television On Children
One major concern is children having a television placed in their own bedroom; parents can often
find it is easier for their child to have this amenity in their own room as this can keep them
entertained whilst the parents find themselves in a busy position. Nonetheless, with this, we do not
know what content the child is being exposed to, whether this is violence, sexual or information not
suitable for children to be watching, children who stay up after their bedtime are more commonly
able to access this. However although this is a big factor in children engaging in unsuitable
content, the figures are of the number of children with a TV in their bedroom has declined since
2005, from 71% of 8 11s and 75% of 12 15s to 49% of 8 11s and 60% of 12 15s according to
OFCOM 2015. (OFCOM 2015, Van Evra; 2004)
The World Health Organization defines that Violence is the intentional use of physical force or
power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community,
which either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm,
maldevelopment, or deprivation (WHO 2015.) Acts like this can be seen through various children s
television programmes, from programmes with real life people and also cartoon characters.
Children s television entertainment programmes, such as Marvel superheroes, WWE wrestling and
also Ninja Turtles, these all promote violence to children. It is studied that through television by the
time
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One major concern is children having a television placed in their own bedroom; parents can often
find it is easier for their child to have this amenity in their own room as this can keep them
entertained whilst the parents find themselves in a busy position. Nonetheless, with this, we do not
know what content the child is being exposed to, whether this is violence, sexual or information not
suitable for children to be watching, children who stay up after their bedtime are more commonly
able to access this. However although this is a big factor in children engaging in unsuitable
content, the figures are of the number of children with a TV in their bedroom has declined since
2005, from 71% of 8 11s and 75% of 12 15s to 49% of 8 11s and 60% of 12 15s according to
OFCOM 2015. (OFCOM 2015, Van Evra; 2004)
The World Health Organization defines that Violence is the intentional use of physical force or
power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community,
which either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm,
maldevelopment, or deprivation (WHO 2015.) Acts like this can be seen through various children s
television programmes, from programmes with real life people and also cartoon characters.
Children s television entertainment programmes, such as Marvel superheroes, WWE wrestling and
also Ninja Turtles, these all promote violence to children. It is studied that through television by the
time
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Physics of Firearms Essay
Shooting is a popular activity and it is enjoyed by many people, so much so that it is also done at
a competitive level. Although many people may have shot a firearm of some sort, few of those
people actually realize how much physics is involved with the shot.
So what exactly is Ballistics? Ballistics is the science or study of the motion of projectiles and in
the case of most firearms, these projectiles are the bullets. There are two things that affect the
flight of a bullet once it has been shot out of the gun. These things are the drag of air on the bullet
and the force of gravity acting upon the bullet.
The force of gravity acting upon the bullet is always in a constant direction, which is down, at a
rate of 9.81m/s^2. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sectional density, in metric units, is calculated by multiplying the bullet weight in grams by 1.422,
then dividing this by the caliber, in millimeters, squared.
So what affect does sectional density have on the bullets trajectory? Sectional density is the number
that states the bullets ability to retain it s velocity. In other words, the higher the sectional density
value is, the flatter the trajectory of the bullet will be.
After the sectional density, next there is the shape of the bullet that affects its trajectory. The
number that is related to the shape of the bullets is called the Ballistic Coefficient (BC).
So how does the ballistic coefficient affect the bullet s trajectory? The BC is the ability for the
bullet to go through the air or it s air resistance. The higher the BC, the easier it is for the bullet to
travel through the air.
If one bullet has a ballistic coefficient of .273, and another bullet has a ballistic coefficient of .623,
this difference in the two BC values is due to the shape of the bullet. The rounded tip of the one
bullet has a harder time moving through the air than the other sharply tipped bullet.
So what other physics are involved in shooting a firearm? Energy! When a bullet is fired, it has a
huge amount of kinetic energy. This can be calculated using the formula F=MA. That is, the force,
F, is calculated with M, which is the mass of the bullet, times it s acceleration, A.
For every action
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Shooting is a popular activity and it is enjoyed by many people, so much so that it is also done at
a competitive level. Although many people may have shot a firearm of some sort, few of those
people actually realize how much physics is involved with the shot.
So what exactly is Ballistics? Ballistics is the science or study of the motion of projectiles and in
the case of most firearms, these projectiles are the bullets. There are two things that affect the
flight of a bullet once it has been shot out of the gun. These things are the drag of air on the bullet
and the force of gravity acting upon the bullet.
The force of gravity acting upon the bullet is always in a constant direction, which is down, at a
rate of 9.81m/s^2. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sectional density, in metric units, is calculated by multiplying the bullet weight in grams by 1.422,
then dividing this by the caliber, in millimeters, squared.
So what affect does sectional density have on the bullets trajectory? Sectional density is the number
that states the bullets ability to retain it s velocity. In other words, the higher the sectional density
value is, the flatter the trajectory of the bullet will be.
After the sectional density, next there is the shape of the bullet that affects its trajectory. The
number that is related to the shape of the bullets is called the Ballistic Coefficient (BC).
So how does the ballistic coefficient affect the bullet s trajectory? The BC is the ability for the
bullet to go through the air or it s air resistance. The higher the BC, the easier it is for the bullet to
travel through the air.
If one bullet has a ballistic coefficient of .273, and another bullet has a ballistic coefficient of .623,
this difference in the two BC values is due to the shape of the bullet. The rounded tip of the one
bullet has a harder time moving through the air than the other sharply tipped bullet.
So what other physics are involved in shooting a firearm? Energy! When a bullet is fired, it has a
huge amount of kinetic energy. This can be calculated using the formula F=MA. That is, the force,
F, is calculated with M, which is the mass of the bullet, times it s acceleration, A.
For every action
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Rube Goldberg Machine Analysis
The imagine that is displayed in the textbook is called the Rube Goldberg Machine. It was
invented by a cartoonist named, Jeffrey Coolidge, whom was known for displaying simple tasks
in complex ways. The image presented in the textbook, is showing how to turn on a light switch,
by moving necessary objects with certain amount of force to be triggered. One must first set the
obstacle into action for the effect to happen. The obstacle starts off with a boxing glove
knocking a bowling ball down a inclined plane, which causes the bowling pin attached to a
pulley to drop. As the bowling pin falls, a bird cage door pushes pool balls down a few inclined
planes, causing the knocking books stacked like dominos. Resulting at the end of the book pile
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The imagine that is displayed in the textbook is called the Rube Goldberg Machine. It was
invented by a cartoonist named, Jeffrey Coolidge, whom was known for displaying simple tasks
in complex ways. The image presented in the textbook, is showing how to turn on a light switch,
by moving necessary objects with certain amount of force to be triggered. One must first set the
obstacle into action for the effect to happen. The obstacle starts off with a boxing glove
knocking a bowling ball down a inclined plane, which causes the bowling pin attached to a
pulley to drop. As the bowling pin falls, a bird cage door pushes pool balls down a few inclined
planes, causing the knocking books stacked like dominos. Resulting at the end of the book pile
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Western Legal Tradition And Religion
Western Legal Tradition, as coined by Harold J. Berman, is the explicit set of legal aggregates,
principles, and theories that are related to the idiosyncratic, reputable culture of Western Europe,
envisioned as an articulate tradition, capable of maturing over an extended period. Dating back to
the 11th century in Western Europe, legality began maturing exponentially, in terms of legal and
religious thought through the outlet of revolutions and religious movements that impacted them,
such as the religiously inspired Papal Revolution of the 11th and 13th century. Individuals studying
this philosophy today have come to question whether the three factors religion, law, and the
movements/insurgencies were equally vital, fundamental, and collaborating... Show more content on
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Through the religious outlets, mainly the religiously inspired, Papal revolution that occurred in the
11th century, the tradition was established and formed its everlasting mark on the legal system.1
The movement under Gregory VII was based on how the Church was founded by God, and the Pope
was delegated the task of implementing all individuals in a society where divine law is the only
law and is seen as the supreme ruler over the region, since he is an official of God on earth. During
this movement, occurring from 1075 1122, the Pope and his followers tried to maintain the Bishop
of Rome as the sole ruler of the Church, while preventing the control of kings over the ministry,
which caused the Roman Catholic Church to form the first Western Legal System, a self
determining system of administration and law that would maintain its ecclesiastical roots. The
primary distinction between this legal system and all of those prior to it is that it stood by and
against the domain of the secular monarchies. Even though the clerical did not advocate most of
the holy, religious responsibilities rulers had, the church understood the need to have sectors in
secular governments.3 This reform s spiritual basis was its main concern in terms of the ruler and
system of law of the era. The creation of scriptural policies (e.g., Atonement and the Last
Judgment) resulted in establishing Canon law, which is a major element of Western Legal
Tradition and has affected the way individuals view legality, including how individuals viewed and
dealt with issues such as criminal issues.2 The use of the revolution as a form of dividing the
religious and secular dimension of Western Europe, and its systematization and rationalizing, were
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Western Legal Tradition, as coined by Harold J. Berman, is the explicit set of legal aggregates,
principles, and theories that are related to the idiosyncratic, reputable culture of Western Europe,
envisioned as an articulate tradition, capable of maturing over an extended period. Dating back to
the 11th century in Western Europe, legality began maturing exponentially, in terms of legal and
religious thought through the outlet of revolutions and religious movements that impacted them,
such as the religiously inspired Papal Revolution of the 11th and 13th century. Individuals studying
this philosophy today have come to question whether the three factors religion, law, and the
movements/insurgencies were equally vital, fundamental, and collaborating... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Through the religious outlets, mainly the religiously inspired, Papal revolution that occurred in the
11th century, the tradition was established and formed its everlasting mark on the legal system.1
The movement under Gregory VII was based on how the Church was founded by God, and the Pope
was delegated the task of implementing all individuals in a society where divine law is the only
law and is seen as the supreme ruler over the region, since he is an official of God on earth. During
this movement, occurring from 1075 1122, the Pope and his followers tried to maintain the Bishop
of Rome as the sole ruler of the Church, while preventing the control of kings over the ministry,
which caused the Roman Catholic Church to form the first Western Legal System, a self
determining system of administration and law that would maintain its ecclesiastical roots. The
primary distinction between this legal system and all of those prior to it is that it stood by and
against the domain of the secular monarchies. Even though the clerical did not advocate most of
the holy, religious responsibilities rulers had, the church understood the need to have sectors in
secular governments.3 This reform s spiritual basis was its main concern in terms of the ruler and
system of law of the era. The creation of scriptural policies (e.g., Atonement and the Last
Judgment) resulted in establishing Canon law, which is a major element of Western Legal
Tradition and has affected the way individuals view legality, including how individuals viewed and
dealt with issues such as criminal issues.2 The use of the revolution as a form of dividing the
religious and secular dimension of Western Europe, and its systematization and rationalizing, were
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The Hip Hop Generation And Its Impact On Society
Dominiquie Gray
English 102
Argumentative Essay
6 December 2015
The Hip Hop Generation and its Impact on Society. Throughout history, Hip Hop has manifest into
more than a simple form of life, but as a powerful cultural movement. Hip Hop plays a major part
in African American culture, dialogue, fashion, and self expression. Today, Hip Hop has a joined
people of many nationalities, races, and ethnicities as a society. The Hip Hop Generation has begun
to redefine African American cultural norms and practices in America by the changing of conduct,
social interaction, and immoral acts. Hip Hop has had many positive and negative effects on
society one of which has been well known to sending out negative messages through
misogynistic lyrics and lifestyle. Yet, a debatable question is raised is Hip Hop really one to
blame? To answer this question, one must first reevaluate Hip Hop beyond the misrepresented
concepts that mainstream media had portrayed for over a twenty year time frame. In the Ted
talk discussion Hip Hop Shakespeare by Akala, he properly gives an in depth definition of Hip
Hop. So what is Hip Hop? Hip in the term comes from the Wolof word hipi of a Senegalese
language meaning to open one s eyes and see as a term of enlightenment. The word Hop derives
from the English language meaning movement . Therefore, Hip Hop means intelligent movement .
Hip Hop consists of five elements that were codified by its founding fathers in New York City.
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Dominiquie Gray
English 102
Argumentative Essay
6 December 2015
The Hip Hop Generation and its Impact on Society. Throughout history, Hip Hop has manifest into
more than a simple form of life, but as a powerful cultural movement. Hip Hop plays a major part
in African American culture, dialogue, fashion, and self expression. Today, Hip Hop has a joined
people of many nationalities, races, and ethnicities as a society. The Hip Hop Generation has begun
to redefine African American cultural norms and practices in America by the changing of conduct,
social interaction, and immoral acts. Hip Hop has had many positive and negative effects on
society one of which has been well known to sending out negative messages through
misogynistic lyrics and lifestyle. Yet, a debatable question is raised is Hip Hop really one to
blame? To answer this question, one must first reevaluate Hip Hop beyond the misrepresented
concepts that mainstream media had portrayed for over a twenty year time frame. In the Ted
talk discussion Hip Hop Shakespeare by Akala, he properly gives an in depth definition of Hip
Hop. So what is Hip Hop? Hip in the term comes from the Wolof word hipi of a Senegalese
language meaning to open one s eyes and see as a term of enlightenment. The word Hop derives
from the English language meaning movement . Therefore, Hip Hop means intelligent movement .
Hip Hop consists of five elements that were codified by its founding fathers in New York City.
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Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux Essay
Jean Baptiste Carpeaux
1827 1875
The son and grandson of stonemasons, Jean Baptiste Carpeaux was born in 1827 in Valenciennes
and moved to Paris at the age of eleven. Beginning in the early 1840s he studied at the Petite
Ecole, the state school for training in the applied arts, formally called the Ecole Gratuite de Dessin,
before entering the Ecole des Beaux Arts in 1844, where he changed masters repeatedly, oscillating
between typical student ambition (optimal credentials for the Prix de Rome) and his interest in
more liberal approaches. Carpeaux moved from Ecole painter Abel de Pujol (1785 1861), to the
independent sculptor François Rude, and finally to the prestigious Ecole sculptor Francisque
Joseph Duret (1804 1865). After winning ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He entered the imperial circle in 1864 as artistic tutor to the Prince Imperial, and executed the boy
s bust and full scale portrait statue for the prince s parents (both mid 1860s, marble; MusГ©e d
Orsay, Paris). He also received some of the most significant monumental commissions of the
period: the architectural decoration of the Pavillon de Flore of the Palais du Louvre (1863 1866,
Imperial France Enlightening the World and the Triumph of Flora); and The Dance (1865 1869) for
the facade of the Paris OpГ©ra. His native Valenciennes commissioned several public projects
between 1860 and 1884, including a monument to another of its native artists, Antoine Watteau
(1684 1721).
This extraordinary activity was interrupted by the upheavals after the fall of the Second Empire
and by Carpeaux s increasing frailty with cancer. He executed some smaller figures and portraits
upon commission and completed his monumental projects in Paris (1868 1874, Observatory
Fountain, Jardin du Luxembourg). He mainly focused on amassing income through commercial
edition, hoping to recoup his devastating financial losses from those projects and from the war.
Estranged from his family, Carpeaux spent the last two years of his life traveling, in the care of
patrons, and in clinics. He died in 1875.
An ambitious entrepreneur even as an Ecole student a flagrant violation of the academic policy
forbidding commerce Carpeaux produced serial works throughout his career.
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Jean Baptiste Carpeaux
1827 1875
The son and grandson of stonemasons, Jean Baptiste Carpeaux was born in 1827 in Valenciennes
and moved to Paris at the age of eleven. Beginning in the early 1840s he studied at the Petite
Ecole, the state school for training in the applied arts, formally called the Ecole Gratuite de Dessin,
before entering the Ecole des Beaux Arts in 1844, where he changed masters repeatedly, oscillating
between typical student ambition (optimal credentials for the Prix de Rome) and his interest in
more liberal approaches. Carpeaux moved from Ecole painter Abel de Pujol (1785 1861), to the
independent sculptor François Rude, and finally to the prestigious Ecole sculptor Francisque
Joseph Duret (1804 1865). After winning ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He entered the imperial circle in 1864 as artistic tutor to the Prince Imperial, and executed the boy
s bust and full scale portrait statue for the prince s parents (both mid 1860s, marble; MusГ©e d
Orsay, Paris). He also received some of the most significant monumental commissions of the
period: the architectural decoration of the Pavillon de Flore of the Palais du Louvre (1863 1866,
Imperial France Enlightening the World and the Triumph of Flora); and The Dance (1865 1869) for
the facade of the Paris OpГ©ra. His native Valenciennes commissioned several public projects
between 1860 and 1884, including a monument to another of its native artists, Antoine Watteau
(1684 1721).
This extraordinary activity was interrupted by the upheavals after the fall of the Second Empire
and by Carpeaux s increasing frailty with cancer. He executed some smaller figures and portraits
upon commission and completed his monumental projects in Paris (1868 1874, Observatory
Fountain, Jardin du Luxembourg). He mainly focused on amassing income through commercial
edition, hoping to recoup his devastating financial losses from those projects and from the war.
Estranged from his family, Carpeaux spent the last two years of his life traveling, in the care of
patrons, and in clinics. He died in 1875.
An ambitious entrepreneur even as an Ecole student a flagrant violation of the academic policy
forbidding commerce Carpeaux produced serial works throughout his career.
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Should Managers or Business Owners Be Able to Exercise...
Employment Relations Individual Essay Should managers or business owners be able to exercise
their managerial prerogative without interference from the other actors in the employment
relationship? Number of Words: 1304 In the modern time, managerial prerogative is an essential
system for most society s managers or business owners to run their business, managerial prerogative
which is defined as the right of managers or business owners to make decision about all aspects of
their business without interference from government, workers or union. Employees seek to resist
managerial control over organization of work. In a circumstance, while in the specific function of
management of remuneration, managers or business owners should be... Show more content on
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Another actor of employment relationship is union, defined as a continuous association of wage
earners for the purpose of maintaining or improving the conditions of their working lives (S B
Webb, 1898). The function of union which is let workers join together to organise a union and
the union which can empower them in the employment relationship. Union also is legitimate
voice of employees in bargaining with employers (Nankervis et al, 2005, p.555). Unions like
Queensland Teachers Union, Transport Workers Union, Queensland Public Sector Union have
been successful in Australia in achieving improved wages and working conditions for employees.
People join the union is because of their dissatisfaction with economic aspects of the job, a desire
to influence the work environment and also believes that benefits of unionism outweigh the
expected cost. According to the case, it shows that health union are battling to secure next year s
pay rise for nurses against a background of public sector cuts. Moreover, in the case, Snow (2009)
believes that the union it is appropriate that staff are rewarded through training and pay where
there are significant improvements in quality and services.(p 7).Unions have previously called for
staff to be rewarded for efficiency savings, but employers have been reluctant to introduce such
measures. (Snow, 2009, p.7). From this we can see that union also pay an important role on
involvement of managers and business
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Employment Relations Individual Essay Should managers or business owners be able to exercise
their managerial prerogative without interference from the other actors in the employment
relationship? Number of Words: 1304 In the modern time, managerial prerogative is an essential
system for most society s managers or business owners to run their business, managerial prerogative
which is defined as the right of managers or business owners to make decision about all aspects of
their business without interference from government, workers or union. Employees seek to resist
managerial control over organization of work. In a circumstance, while in the specific function of
management of remuneration, managers or business owners should be... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Another actor of employment relationship is union, defined as a continuous association of wage
earners for the purpose of maintaining or improving the conditions of their working lives (S B
Webb, 1898). The function of union which is let workers join together to organise a union and
the union which can empower them in the employment relationship. Union also is legitimate
voice of employees in bargaining with employers (Nankervis et al, 2005, p.555). Unions like
Queensland Teachers Union, Transport Workers Union, Queensland Public Sector Union have
been successful in Australia in achieving improved wages and working conditions for employees.
People join the union is because of their dissatisfaction with economic aspects of the job, a desire
to influence the work environment and also believes that benefits of unionism outweigh the
expected cost. According to the case, it shows that health union are battling to secure next year s
pay rise for nurses against a background of public sector cuts. Moreover, in the case, Snow (2009)
believes that the union it is appropriate that staff are rewarded through training and pay where
there are significant improvements in quality and services.(p 7).Unions have previously called for
staff to be rewarded for efficiency savings, but employers have been reluctant to introduce such
measures. (Snow, 2009, p.7). From this we can see that union also pay an important role on
involvement of managers and business
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Analysis of the Vessantara Jataka and the Miao Shan Essay
Luna Kanalaft
Tutorial 2
Critically Reading a Religious Ritual
Thick Description: * Describe when the ritual takes place. Does it respond to some particular
event? It is held at specific time of year? Is it held on a regular basis? Is it performed only when
needed? * What causes a group of people to hold or sponsor this ritual? most commonly used in
Tibet as a rite for turning away demons
lay people will ask a monk or lama to perform or advert a future danger * Describe the sequence
of events in the ritual. * Describe the visual scene of the ritual. What are the colors and textures?
Are there pieces of visual art used? What to the participants look like? ... Show more content on
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Lama/Buddha as his surrogate Who has the authority to conduct the ritual? Lama (monk or not)
* How do different social groups act as part of the ritual? Do men and women have different
roles? Do younger people and older people have different roles? Buddha lama effigy patron *
Who gains social status from the ritual? * Does the ritual change the social status of some of the
participants? Is it a rite of passage? * Does the ritual directly reflect the current social hierarchies?
Or does it invert or reverse these hierarchies? Do participants get to pretend that they are part of a
different social class or gender during the ritual?
Moods and Motivations: * How does the ritual seek to change the participants? Protect them from
future sufferings, provides more insight into meditation * How should they think, feel or act
differently after experiencing the ritual? They should feel a sense of hope and protection/barrier
from future harm. * Does the ritual seek to have practical outcomes (health, safety, prosperity)?
Social outcomes (a change in status)? Emotional outcomes (feelings)?
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Luna Kanalaft
Tutorial 2
Critically Reading a Religious Ritual
Thick Description: * Describe when the ritual takes place. Does it respond to some particular
event? It is held at specific time of year? Is it held on a regular basis? Is it performed only when
needed? * What causes a group of people to hold or sponsor this ritual? most commonly used in
Tibet as a rite for turning away demons
lay people will ask a monk or lama to perform or advert a future danger * Describe the sequence
of events in the ritual. * Describe the visual scene of the ritual. What are the colors and textures?
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Lama/Buddha as his surrogate Who has the authority to conduct the ritual? Lama (monk or not)
* How do different social groups act as part of the ritual? Do men and women have different
roles? Do younger people and older people have different roles? Buddha lama effigy patron *
Who gains social status from the ritual? * Does the ritual change the social status of some of the
participants? Is it a rite of passage? * Does the ritual directly reflect the current social hierarchies?
Or does it invert or reverse these hierarchies? Do participants get to pretend that they are part of a
different social class or gender during the ritual?
Moods and Motivations: * How does the ritual seek to change the participants? Protect them from
future sufferings, provides more insight into meditation * How should they think, feel or act
differently after experiencing the ritual? They should feel a sense of hope and protection/barrier
from future harm. * Does the ritual seek to have practical outcomes (health, safety, prosperity)?
Social outcomes (a change in status)? Emotional outcomes (feelings)?
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The Pros And Cons Of Dream Massage
A woman employee was recently hired at Dream Massage as a massage therapist. Dream
Massage classified the employee as an independent contractor but treats her as a regular
employee. Dream massage administers a fixed schedule, provides all clientele, provides all
massage products, and requires her to follow all policies in accordance with Dream Massage. As
an independent contractor, there are no tax withholdings, and you receive no employee benefits.
On her first day of work, Dream Massage stated she could not wear her hijab due to violating the
company dress code. In this instance, Dream Massage has violated the Civil Rights Act.
Employee or Contractor
The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is a federal statute of the United States established in the
year 1938 ( Compliance Assistance Wages and The Fair Labor Standards Act (flsa) , 2017). This
act introduced a forty hour work week, overtime pay at time and a half, a national minimum wage
of 7.75, and certain limitations when it comes to employing a minor ( Compliance Assistance
Wages and The Fair Labor Standards Act (flsa) , 2017). Knowing whether an employment
relationship exists with your workers or if they are an independent contractor is crucial for
business. It is important to know the difference as different laws and requirements apply to each
classification. Generally, you must withhold income taxes, withhold and pay Social Security and
Medicare taxes, and pay unemployment tax on wages paid to an employee. You do not
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A woman employee was recently hired at Dream Massage as a massage therapist. Dream
Massage classified the employee as an independent contractor but treats her as a regular
employee. Dream massage administers a fixed schedule, provides all clientele, provides all
massage products, and requires her to follow all policies in accordance with Dream Massage. As
an independent contractor, there are no tax withholdings, and you receive no employee benefits.
On her first day of work, Dream Massage stated she could not wear her hijab due to violating the
company dress code. In this instance, Dream Massage has violated the Civil Rights Act.
Employee or Contractor
The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is a federal statute of the United States established in the
year 1938 ( Compliance Assistance Wages and The Fair Labor Standards Act (flsa) , 2017). This
act introduced a forty hour work week, overtime pay at time and a half, a national minimum wage
of 7.75, and certain limitations when it comes to employing a minor ( Compliance Assistance
Wages and The Fair Labor Standards Act (flsa) , 2017). Knowing whether an employment
relationship exists with your workers or if they are an independent contractor is crucial for
business. It is important to know the difference as different laws and requirements apply to each
classification. Generally, you must withhold income taxes, withhold and pay Social Security and
Medicare taxes, and pay unemployment tax on wages paid to an employee. You do not
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The Relation of Evil and Love in Wuthering Heights by...
The Relation of Evil and Love in Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
This study will examine Emily Bronte s novel Wuthering Heights, focusing on how evil is related to
love. The study will explore the main relationship in the book, the relationship between Heathcliff
and Catherine. That relationship is full of both love and evil and will show us what happens when
evil and love become tied to one another. The first thing we need to do is define evil. It is perhaps
impossible to define love in a way, which will satisfy all of us. We will probably all agree that
love is usually an attraction between two people, which makes them feel good about themselves
and the other person and about life in general. On the other hand, the love that ... Show more content
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That is what Bronte s novel shows us and reminds us about this kind of powerful, romantic love.
It does not get out of control in the case of these two lovers, and becomes evil. Heathcliff is
shown to be a dark and even hateful character the moment we meet him on the first two pages of
the book. Lockwood sees himself as a kind of kin to Heathcliff, and sees the region as a fit for heir
dark personalities. A perfect misanthropist s Heaven and Mr. Heathcliff and I are such a suitable
pair to divide the desolation between us. A capital fellow! He little imagined how my heart warmed
towards him when I beheld his black eyes withdraw so suspiciously under their brows (45).
Lockwood has no idea how much more dark and evil Heathcliff is. Heathcliff is shown to be an evil
man even before he meets Catherine, so we cannot say that he learned to be evil because of his
extreme love for Catherine. We see Heathcliff not as a loving person, not as a lover, but as a hater,
a misanthrope, or a person who hates people. This might be a clue helping us to understand the evil
part of Heathcliff s love. Perhaps a love for one person, which grows out of a hatred of all other
people, will end up being evil, sooner or later. Perhaps true love leads a person to feel warm and
loving toward all people, or most people. And perhaps a love, which is evil, is one, which comes
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The Relation of Evil and Love in Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
This study will examine Emily Bronte s novel Wuthering Heights, focusing on how evil is related to
love. The study will explore the main relationship in the book, the relationship between Heathcliff
and Catherine. That relationship is full of both love and evil and will show us what happens when
evil and love become tied to one another. The first thing we need to do is define evil. It is perhaps
impossible to define love in a way, which will satisfy all of us. We will probably all agree that
love is usually an attraction between two people, which makes them feel good about themselves
and the other person and about life in general. On the other hand, the love that ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
That is what Bronte s novel shows us and reminds us about this kind of powerful, romantic love.
It does not get out of control in the case of these two lovers, and becomes evil. Heathcliff is
shown to be a dark and even hateful character the moment we meet him on the first two pages of
the book. Lockwood sees himself as a kind of kin to Heathcliff, and sees the region as a fit for heir
dark personalities. A perfect misanthropist s Heaven and Mr. Heathcliff and I are such a suitable
pair to divide the desolation between us. A capital fellow! He little imagined how my heart warmed
towards him when I beheld his black eyes withdraw so suspiciously under their brows (45).
Lockwood has no idea how much more dark and evil Heathcliff is. Heathcliff is shown to be an evil
man even before he meets Catherine, so we cannot say that he learned to be evil because of his
extreme love for Catherine. We see Heathcliff not as a loving person, not as a lover, but as a hater,
a misanthrope, or a person who hates people. This might be a clue helping us to understand the evil
part of Heathcliff s love. Perhaps a love for one person, which grows out of a hatred of all other
people, will end up being evil, sooner or later. Perhaps true love leads a person to feel warm and
loving toward all people, or most people. And perhaps a love, which is evil, is one, which comes
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The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA)
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has a mission to preserve, conserve, manage, protect,
and enhance the fish and wildlife of the state along with their habitats for the use, benefit, and
enjoyment of the citizens of Tennessee and its visitors. This is a daunting task considering the
varied interests of Tennessee s sportsmen and women and the limited amount of funding available
to support important programs and initiatives. The TWRA was established in 1949 and was called
the Game and Fish Commission. It was completely reorganized in 1974, and it now consists of
more than 600 professionals dedicated to the preservation, conservation, and enhancement of
Tennessee s fish and wildlife. The TWRA is an independent state agency with the job of... Show
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WMA s usually require a Big Game WMA Permit in order to hunt big game, in addition to the
regular hunting and big game licenses. Big game typically requires a tag for each animal
harvested. Tags must be purchased in addition to the hunting license, and the number of tags
issued to an individual is typically limited. In order to hunt or trap small game on WMAs
individuals are required to have one of the following permits in addition to the regular hunting or
trapping license: Annual Senior Citizen Permit; Annual Small Game only; 1 Day Small Game
and Waterfowl ; or Annual Small Game and Waterfowl. Youths, ages 6 16, must be accompanied
by a permitted adult, 21 years of age or older, who must remain in a position to take immediate
control of the hunting device except as otherwise noted. WMAs with a WF after the name require
either an Annual Small Game and Waterfowl permit; or a 1 Day Small Game and Waterfowl
permit in addition to a regular hunting license and Waterfowl license. However, Lifetime
Sportsman License and Sportsman License holders, and youths age 6 16 who are accompanied by
an adult with a valid permit, do not need a permit. Annual resident hunting licences can cost
anywhere between $5 to $160 depending on how old you are and what game you want to hunt.
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The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has a mission to preserve, conserve, manage, protect,
and enhance the fish and wildlife of the state along with their habitats for the use, benefit, and
enjoyment of the citizens of Tennessee and its visitors. This is a daunting task considering the
varied interests of Tennessee s sportsmen and women and the limited amount of funding available
to support important programs and initiatives. The TWRA was established in 1949 and was called
the Game and Fish Commission. It was completely reorganized in 1974, and it now consists of
more than 600 professionals dedicated to the preservation, conservation, and enhancement of
Tennessee s fish and wildlife. The TWRA is an independent state agency with the job of... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
WMA s usually require a Big Game WMA Permit in order to hunt big game, in addition to the
regular hunting and big game licenses. Big game typically requires a tag for each animal
harvested. Tags must be purchased in addition to the hunting license, and the number of tags
issued to an individual is typically limited. In order to hunt or trap small game on WMAs
individuals are required to have one of the following permits in addition to the regular hunting or
trapping license: Annual Senior Citizen Permit; Annual Small Game only; 1 Day Small Game
and Waterfowl ; or Annual Small Game and Waterfowl. Youths, ages 6 16, must be accompanied
by a permitted adult, 21 years of age or older, who must remain in a position to take immediate
control of the hunting device except as otherwise noted. WMAs with a WF after the name require
either an Annual Small Game and Waterfowl permit; or a 1 Day Small Game and Waterfowl
permit in addition to a regular hunting license and Waterfowl license. However, Lifetime
Sportsman License and Sportsman License holders, and youths age 6 16 who are accompanied by
an adult with a valid permit, do not need a permit. Annual resident hunting licences can cost
anywhere between $5 to $160 depending on how old you are and what game you want to hunt.
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Lust
One of the most primal sins is Lust, it is networked, laid out in the foundation of all human beings,
not only in humans primal instinct but in our physical being. Why is that? Why does it hold such a
controlling grasp over us? Why is Lust the only sin that goes beyond physical but to metaphysical?
Because the human condition requires Lust for survival! Lust is becoming more and more evident
in today s society, in the fact that businesses and media use Sex Appeal to increase profit and
popularity. Art Ross talks about how and why sex sells in his article, Sexual Advertising on TV in
the Post Sexual Revolution Era. from the book, Back Stage. He says that how well a
commercial sells when using sexual appeal, depends on which type, and how intense the sexual
acts are. One example he uses for how Sex sells is how Chateau Martin Wine years ago decided
to use a rather hard looking blonde to lip sync their double entendre slogan: Had Any Lately? ,
which failed miserably. However, when they used their now famous double entendre, Does She or
Doesn t She? , the subtlety and charm in both the words and picture, the ad worked to perfection. ...
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In the article by Lila MacLellan, Open for Business: North Korea Seeks Foreign Money.
Institutional Investor, she talks about how North Korea made a YouTube video about how North
Korea is a great spot for foreign investment, using rousing orchestral music while giving many
reasons to come, such as economic zones that can give a feeling of security, being protected by the
rule of law. North Korea uses this video to try to gain money, and influence(power) throughout the
world, so that they can feel more superior, and be taken more seriously by the rest of the
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One of the most primal sins is Lust, it is networked, laid out in the foundation of all human beings,
not only in humans primal instinct but in our physical being. Why is that? Why does it hold such a
controlling grasp over us? Why is Lust the only sin that goes beyond physical but to metaphysical?
Because the human condition requires Lust for survival! Lust is becoming more and more evident
in today s society, in the fact that businesses and media use Sex Appeal to increase profit and
popularity. Art Ross talks about how and why sex sells in his article, Sexual Advertising on TV in
the Post Sexual Revolution Era. from the book, Back Stage. He says that how well a
commercial sells when using sexual appeal, depends on which type, and how intense the sexual
acts are. One example he uses for how Sex sells is how Chateau Martin Wine years ago decided
to use a rather hard looking blonde to lip sync their double entendre slogan: Had Any Lately? ,
which failed miserably. However, when they used their now famous double entendre, Does She or
Doesn t She? , the subtlety and charm in both the words and picture, the ad worked to perfection. ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the article by Lila MacLellan, Open for Business: North Korea Seeks Foreign Money.
Institutional Investor, she talks about how North Korea made a YouTube video about how North
Korea is a great spot for foreign investment, using rousing orchestral music while giving many
reasons to come, such as economic zones that can give a feeling of security, being protected by the
rule of law. North Korea uses this video to try to gain money, and influence(power) throughout the
world, so that they can feel more superior, and be taken more seriously by the rest of the
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An Approach Into Los Angeles International Airport
On February 1st, 1991 USAir Flight 1493 (USA 1493), a Boeing 737 300 (B 737), was on an
approach into Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), as part of a scheduled stop prior to
completing its journey to San Francisco. USA 1493 was piloted by Captain Colin Shaw who had
over 16,000 flight hours and First Officer David Kelly with over 4,000 total flight hours.
Meanwhile on the ground at LAX, SkyWest AirlinesFlight 5569 (Skywest 5569), a Fairchild
Metroliner, had just executed its clearance to taxi to Runway24L from Gate 32 given by the local
controller (LC2) in the LAX tower, and was holding short (NTSB, 1991, p. 5). It was now
6:03PM, about 40 minutes after Sunset, with a cloud deck at 30,000 feet and 15 miles of visibility
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Once the nose began to lower the two pilots of USA 1493 immediately saw Skywest 5569 sitting
on the runway and applied the brakes, but there was no time. At 6:07PM USA 1493 slammed
into Skywest 5569, crippling the nose gear of the B 737 and igniting an explosion that resulted in
the two aircraft skidding off the left side of the runway and slamming into an unoccupied fire
station. 64 passengers, 3 cabin crewmembers, and the First Officer successfully evacuated the
burning B 737 (NTSB, 1991, p. 8).
Investigation
During the investigation, NTSB investigators processed and analyzed voice recordings, toxicology
results, conducted meteorological, site surveys and reviewed shift logs as well as airline and airport
operating procedures. The voice recordings and operating procedures were the most vital in
understanding the diminished situational awareness that took place that day. USA 1493 s FDR
and the ATC radio recordings were successfully recovered and would help investigators
determine exactly what went wrong on February 1st, 1991 as well as the workload experienced
by both pilots and controllers. The captain and crew of USA 1493 were fully qualified and fully
staffed for the flight. Witnesses who saw the crew beforehand stated that they appeared to be well
rested. The exact same was true for Skywest 5569. The controller for 1493 and 5569 had a total
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On February 1st, 1991 USAir Flight 1493 (USA 1493), a Boeing 737 300 (B 737), was on an
approach into Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), as part of a scheduled stop prior to
completing its journey to San Francisco. USA 1493 was piloted by Captain Colin Shaw who had
over 16,000 flight hours and First Officer David Kelly with over 4,000 total flight hours.
Meanwhile on the ground at LAX, SkyWest AirlinesFlight 5569 (Skywest 5569), a Fairchild
Metroliner, had just executed its clearance to taxi to Runway24L from Gate 32 given by the local
controller (LC2) in the LAX tower, and was holding short (NTSB, 1991, p. 5). It was now
6:03PM, about 40 minutes after Sunset, with a cloud deck at 30,000 feet and 15 miles of visibility
(NTSB,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once the nose began to lower the two pilots of USA 1493 immediately saw Skywest 5569 sitting
on the runway and applied the brakes, but there was no time. At 6:07PM USA 1493 slammed
into Skywest 5569, crippling the nose gear of the B 737 and igniting an explosion that resulted in
the two aircraft skidding off the left side of the runway and slamming into an unoccupied fire
station. 64 passengers, 3 cabin crewmembers, and the First Officer successfully evacuated the
burning B 737 (NTSB, 1991, p. 8).
Investigation
During the investigation, NTSB investigators processed and analyzed voice recordings, toxicology
results, conducted meteorological, site surveys and reviewed shift logs as well as airline and airport
operating procedures. The voice recordings and operating procedures were the most vital in
understanding the diminished situational awareness that took place that day. USA 1493 s FDR
and the ATC radio recordings were successfully recovered and would help investigators
determine exactly what went wrong on February 1st, 1991 as well as the workload experienced
by both pilots and controllers. The captain and crew of USA 1493 were fully qualified and fully
staffed for the flight. Witnesses who saw the crew beforehand stated that they appeared to be well
rested. The exact same was true for Skywest 5569. The controller for 1493 and 5569 had a total
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The Orangeburg Massacre
Boom! Pow! Shots were fired! Screams could be heard from miles away. Tears could be seen
from all over the town. Many things were lost that day, which include three beautiful lives. The
Orangeburg massacre was a tragedy which transpired on the dreadful night of February 8th, 1968.
A large group of African American students protested with riots by cause of the segregation of a
bowling alley titled All Star Bowling . The students protested with a brawl/rioton the University of
South Carolina (USC) campus. With the predicament from the protests, national guard was called
in to ease the gargantuas situation. With the continuance of the riots, gunshots were fired by
police, injuring over thirty students and fatally killing three. Due to the racial tensions in South
Carolina, students compromised by protesting in the USC campus because of the segregation of
a bowling alley presented as All Star Bowling and the conflict developed because of the deaths
that proceeded at the protests. Countless of the problems started before the event with the Civil
Rights Act of 1964 and the racial tensions in South Carolina. The Civil Rights Act of 1964
pronounces that there should be absolutely no favoritism on color, sex, race, or religion. While in
1968, Segregation is still going on which leaves people discombobulated and angry at what is
going on. The Orangeburg Massacre is an example of a protestof enraged students who still do not
understand why segregation is still going on. The
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Boom! Pow! Shots were fired! Screams could be heard from miles away. Tears could be seen
from all over the town. Many things were lost that day, which include three beautiful lives. The
Orangeburg massacre was a tragedy which transpired on the dreadful night of February 8th, 1968.
A large group of African American students protested with riots by cause of the segregation of a
bowling alley titled All Star Bowling . The students protested with a brawl/rioton the University of
South Carolina (USC) campus. With the predicament from the protests, national guard was called
in to ease the gargantuas situation. With the continuance of the riots, gunshots were fired by
police, injuring over thirty students and fatally killing three. Due to the racial tensions in South
Carolina, students compromised by protesting in the USC campus because of the segregation of
a bowling alley presented as All Star Bowling and the conflict developed because of the deaths
that proceeded at the protests. Countless of the problems started before the event with the Civil
Rights Act of 1964 and the racial tensions in South Carolina. The Civil Rights Act of 1964
pronounces that there should be absolutely no favoritism on color, sex, race, or religion. While in
1968, Segregation is still going on which leaves people discombobulated and angry at what is
going on. The Orangeburg Massacre is an example of a protestof enraged students who still do not
understand why segregation is still going on. The
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Physics Of The Jsx 3222 Analyzer
The JSX 3222 analyzer is an energy dispersive fluorescent X ray spectrometer developed to analyze
cadmium (Cd) included in plastic and the electric wire film material, etc. promptly. The elements
range that can be measured is from sodium (Na) to uranium (U). Liquid nitrogen cooling for the
high performance detector is needed only during the analyzing time. The vacuum and atmosphere
are switched to the measurement atmosphere by the one button operation. When X rays (primary X
rays) are illuminated from the X raytube to the specimen, fluorescence X rays having wavelengths
(energies) peculiar to the constituent elements of the specimen are produced from the elements.
There are two methods to investigate the energies. The first method is Qualitative analysis which
can be made by investigating the wavelengths of the fluorescence X rays and the other method is
quantitative analysis by investigating the X ray dose. One is for optical separation to them and the
other is to use the energy separation characteristic of the X ray detector. The former is called the
wavelength dispersive method an: the latter the energy dispersive method. The element analyzer
employs the latter method. As seen from the figure, since the energy dispersive X ray spectrometer
has no moving parts uses a simple optical system, its structure is simple and compact. And since
the detector can be installed the specimen, the X ray solid angle of collection can be made large,
thus presenting many features such as
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The JSX 3222 analyzer is an energy dispersive fluorescent X ray spectrometer developed to analyze
cadmium (Cd) included in plastic and the electric wire film material, etc. promptly. The elements
range that can be measured is from sodium (Na) to uranium (U). Liquid nitrogen cooling for the
high performance detector is needed only during the analyzing time. The vacuum and atmosphere
are switched to the measurement atmosphere by the one button operation. When X rays (primary X
rays) are illuminated from the X raytube to the specimen, fluorescence X rays having wavelengths
(energies) peculiar to the constituent elements of the specimen are produced from the elements.
There are two methods to investigate the energies. The first method is Qualitative analysis which
can be made by investigating the wavelengths of the fluorescence X rays and the other method is
quantitative analysis by investigating the X ray dose. One is for optical separation to them and the
other is to use the energy separation characteristic of the X ray detector. The former is called the
wavelength dispersive method an: the latter the energy dispersive method. The element analyzer
employs the latter method. As seen from the figure, since the energy dispersive X ray spectrometer
has no moving parts uses a simple optical system, its structure is simple and compact. And since
the detector can be installed the specimen, the X ray solid angle of collection can be made large,
thus presenting many features such as
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Retributivism Vs Utilitarian Theory
The concept of morality and moral rules and laws has as its corollary, the concept of rule breaking
or acting immorally. A common response to immoral behavior is punishments, which leads me to
ask the question: how is punishment justified? In his article The Classic Debate , American legal
philosopher Joel Feinberg lays out the main points of discourse between the two major theories of
justified punishment, which I will deconstruct. Feinberg asserts that there are two main theories
used to justify punishment: Retributivism and Utilitarianism. These two theories supposedly oppose
each other such that they are mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive (Feinberg). The latter of
these theories, Utilitarianism, is the main concern of this... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The second thesis of pure moralistic retributivism, that moral guilt is a sufficient condition for
punishment, is far more contentious (Feinber 647). One of the common counterarguments to this
point which Feinberg notes is similar to the old addage two wrongs don t make a right . If
punishment is justified irrespective of future consequences, and it is assumed that the chosen
punishment (i.e. prison time, fine) isn t itself a good, than how can this negative action be justified
if it doesn t necessarily bring about some goodness? Retributivists often respond by using the
example of sadness as a response to suffering. Neither sadness nor suffering are inherently good,
but sadness in response to someone else s suffering is uniquely appropriate (Feinberg 647). In the
same way that sadness is the appropriate response to suffering or teachers grade is the appropriate
response to a students performance on a test, punishment is the appropriate response to moral guilt
on the basis of justice. The concept of justice , the assignment of action on the basis of desert alone,
will become imporant later. Another critique raised by Feinberg relates to the third thesis of pure
moralistic retributivism: that punishment must be proportionate to the moral gravity of the offense.
This thesis implies a number consequences which are problematic. Firstly, if
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The concept of morality and moral rules and laws has as its corollary, the concept of rule breaking
or acting immorally. A common response to immoral behavior is punishments, which leads me to
ask the question: how is punishment justified? In his article The Classic Debate , American legal
philosopher Joel Feinberg lays out the main points of discourse between the two major theories of
justified punishment, which I will deconstruct. Feinberg asserts that there are two main theories
used to justify punishment: Retributivism and Utilitarianism. These two theories supposedly oppose
each other such that they are mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive (Feinberg). The latter of
these theories, Utilitarianism, is the main concern of this... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The second thesis of pure moralistic retributivism, that moral guilt is a sufficient condition for
punishment, is far more contentious (Feinber 647). One of the common counterarguments to this
point which Feinberg notes is similar to the old addage two wrongs don t make a right . If
punishment is justified irrespective of future consequences, and it is assumed that the chosen
punishment (i.e. prison time, fine) isn t itself a good, than how can this negative action be justified
if it doesn t necessarily bring about some goodness? Retributivists often respond by using the
example of sadness as a response to suffering. Neither sadness nor suffering are inherently good,
but sadness in response to someone else s suffering is uniquely appropriate (Feinberg 647). In the
same way that sadness is the appropriate response to suffering or teachers grade is the appropriate
response to a students performance on a test, punishment is the appropriate response to moral guilt
on the basis of justice. The concept of justice , the assignment of action on the basis of desert alone,
will become imporant later. Another critique raised by Feinberg relates to the third thesis of pure
moralistic retributivism: that punishment must be proportionate to the moral gravity of the offense.
This thesis implies a number consequences which are problematic. Firstly, if
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Dying By Benjy Compson
Family has a very complex definition. It can be stripped of its value by being described simply
as a blood connection, something with only dna binding you to each other. It can be associated as
a money source or just strangers that live in the same vicinity as you. Family could just be a never
ending list of people who you don t truly know or seem to care about. Yet, familycan also be
something of deep enriching and emotional connection. You don t necessarily have to be blood
related but, you can form a connection that can t be broken no matter how broken of a situation
you may be in. Family in many people s eyes is a bond that can withstand anything and everything
and will remain to stand intact. It doesn t matter the size or the type of... Show more content on
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Every day and every night Dilsey cooked, cleaned, and cared for the Compson family. The
children knew the she was their maid but, they respected her wishes and requests. Caddy was the
most rebellious in her attempts for control over Dilsey s word but, when she confronted Dilsey
she would always ask her for control, as opposed to how her usual Father said to mind me
tonight, when speaking to her brothers (32). While Caddy knows the distinct difference of
black and white folk she sets aside the physical separation when she speaks to Dilsey (33). She
along with everyone else in the household sees Dilsey as an important piece to holding the
family together. She knows everything there is to know about everyone all the way up until the
end, she even quotes I seed de beginnin, en now I sees de endin, when describing where the
Compson family stands at the end of the novel (297). Dilsey is literally visualized as the
backbone of the family because she sticks around until the very end. She and her family could
have packed up and left any time but, she decides to stay, even after Caddy is banished, Quentin
grows up and dies, and when father passes away. While characters such as Jason and Ms. Quentin
occasionally point out her race and status as a maid, she is still characterized as someone who
people go to for support. Faulkner uses Dilsey as the backbone of the
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Family has a very complex definition. It can be stripped of its value by being described simply
as a blood connection, something with only dna binding you to each other. It can be associated as
a money source or just strangers that live in the same vicinity as you. Family could just be a never
ending list of people who you don t truly know or seem to care about. Yet, familycan also be
something of deep enriching and emotional connection. You don t necessarily have to be blood
related but, you can form a connection that can t be broken no matter how broken of a situation
you may be in. Family in many people s eyes is a bond that can withstand anything and everything
and will remain to stand intact. It doesn t matter the size or the type of... Show more content on
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Every day and every night Dilsey cooked, cleaned, and cared for the Compson family. The
children knew the she was their maid but, they respected her wishes and requests. Caddy was the
most rebellious in her attempts for control over Dilsey s word but, when she confronted Dilsey
she would always ask her for control, as opposed to how her usual Father said to mind me
tonight, when speaking to her brothers (32). While Caddy knows the distinct difference of
black and white folk she sets aside the physical separation when she speaks to Dilsey (33). She
along with everyone else in the household sees Dilsey as an important piece to holding the
family together. She knows everything there is to know about everyone all the way up until the
end, she even quotes I seed de beginnin, en now I sees de endin, when describing where the
Compson family stands at the end of the novel (297). Dilsey is literally visualized as the
backbone of the family because she sticks around until the very end. She and her family could
have packed up and left any time but, she decides to stay, even after Caddy is banished, Quentin
grows up and dies, and when father passes away. While characters such as Jason and Ms. Quentin
occasionally point out her race and status as a maid, she is still characterized as someone who
people go to for support. Faulkner uses Dilsey as the backbone of the
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Tone Of The Poem Chicago By Carl Sandburg
Chicago written by Carl Sandburg is an eloquent piece of literature about the lives of the people
in Chicago and the city as a whole. Life in the city is described as a: wicked, crooked, and brutal
way of life. Sandburg describes the poverty and grittiness of what he was exposed to, but also
how the people there are hardworking even if they sometimes have to resort to doing jobs they do
not especially enjoy. Throughout the entire poem Sandburg uses: personification, vivid imagery,
and a shrewd choice of words to portray a proud tone.
The poem begins as Sandburg introduces the specific types of work that would fall into the
category of hard labor, that is often associated with Chicago in late 1800s early 1900s. Hog butcher
for the world, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The city of Chicago is referred to as if it were a living, breathing, vibrant person. The entire poem
personifies Chicago into a living entity. He describes Chicago as a human with Big Shoulders ,
head singing , white teeth , and the heart of the people . He is so convincing that as you read you
feel like he is talking about a living pulsing person. In the second verse, Sandburg speaks to
Chicago in a way you might discuss someones past. They tell me you are wicked also They tell
me you are crooked .(SANDBUR 727) In each example sandburg agrees with Chicago s less than
perfect reputation. However the poet sees through all the roughness and sees the liveliness and
excitement that existed in the city. Furthering his purpose Sandburg defends the city referring to
its lifted head singing so proud to be alive and coarse and strong and cunning (14 15). In the final
stanza, Sandburg moves from personification to a simile Fierce as a dog with tongue lapping for
action, cunning as a savage pitted against the wilderness (18). Then, as if in a drumming cadence
to make a sort of thumping emotional appeal of how he sees Chicago, Sandburg uses an
astonishingly effective series of words that precisely indicates what he sees in
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Chicago written by Carl Sandburg is an eloquent piece of literature about the lives of the people
in Chicago and the city as a whole. Life in the city is described as a: wicked, crooked, and brutal
way of life. Sandburg describes the poverty and grittiness of what he was exposed to, but also
how the people there are hardworking even if they sometimes have to resort to doing jobs they do
not especially enjoy. Throughout the entire poem Sandburg uses: personification, vivid imagery,
and a shrewd choice of words to portray a proud tone.
The poem begins as Sandburg introduces the specific types of work that would fall into the
category of hard labor, that is often associated with Chicago in late 1800s early 1900s. Hog butcher
for the world, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The city of Chicago is referred to as if it were a living, breathing, vibrant person. The entire poem
personifies Chicago into a living entity. He describes Chicago as a human with Big Shoulders ,
head singing , white teeth , and the heart of the people . He is so convincing that as you read you
feel like he is talking about a living pulsing person. In the second verse, Sandburg speaks to
Chicago in a way you might discuss someones past. They tell me you are wicked also They tell
me you are crooked .(SANDBUR 727) In each example sandburg agrees with Chicago s less than
perfect reputation. However the poet sees through all the roughness and sees the liveliness and
excitement that existed in the city. Furthering his purpose Sandburg defends the city referring to
its lifted head singing so proud to be alive and coarse and strong and cunning (14 15). In the final
stanza, Sandburg moves from personification to a simile Fierce as a dog with tongue lapping for
action, cunning as a savage pitted against the wilderness (18). Then, as if in a drumming cadence
to make a sort of thumping emotional appeal of how he sees Chicago, Sandburg uses an
astonishingly effective series of words that precisely indicates what he sees in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sarah Drew Research Paper
Grey s Anatomy fans love the couple April and Jackson, but they recently split and right now it
doesn t look like they will be getting back together anytime soon. Sarah Drew actually wants April
and Jackson to be together as well. Cosmopolitan shared the news that they got the chance to talk
to Sarah Drew and find out her thoughts on this relationship. April and Jackson get into a heated
fight about the baby: https://t.co/wgSmsKlfcw cc: @iJesseWilliams @sarahdrew pic.twitter.com
/tu78f8U5nw CTV Television (@CTV_Television) March 28, 2016 Sarah loves knowing that
fans are passionate about this pairing just like she is. Now that April is pregnant, Sarah Drew says
she wants what is best for this baby no matter what. Of course, she always... Show more content on
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Sarah explains that April was very naive when the show started and she has moved past that
now. As Sarah Drew shared, you grow a lot in marriage and April also learned a lot about her
sexuality during her time with Jackson. April doesn t take crap off of anyone the way that she
used to. US Magazine shared that last week Sarah Drew s character April fought with Jackson
over the idea of getting an abortion if something was wrong with the baby again. There is no
way that April will even consider doing that and she doesn t care what Jackson thinks about it.
Arizona actually revealed that April was pregnant to Jackson before she got a chance to tell him
the truth. Now that April and Jackson are divorced, things are going to be a lot harder for them.
Fans hope that Sarah Drew gets her dream to come true and that they get back together. Do you
want to see April and Jackson get back together like Sarah Drew? Do you think that they are a
perfect match? Sound off in the comments below on your thoughts and don t miss new episodes of
Grey s Anatomy on Thursdays on
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Grey s Anatomy fans love the couple April and Jackson, but they recently split and right now it
doesn t look like they will be getting back together anytime soon. Sarah Drew actually wants April
and Jackson to be together as well. Cosmopolitan shared the news that they got the chance to talk
to Sarah Drew and find out her thoughts on this relationship. April and Jackson get into a heated
fight about the baby: https://t.co/wgSmsKlfcw cc: @iJesseWilliams @sarahdrew pic.twitter.com
/tu78f8U5nw CTV Television (@CTV_Television) March 28, 2016 Sarah loves knowing that
fans are passionate about this pairing just like she is. Now that April is pregnant, Sarah Drew says
she wants what is best for this baby no matter what. Of course, she always... Show more content on
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Sarah explains that April was very naive when the show started and she has moved past that
now. As Sarah Drew shared, you grow a lot in marriage and April also learned a lot about her
sexuality during her time with Jackson. April doesn t take crap off of anyone the way that she
used to. US Magazine shared that last week Sarah Drew s character April fought with Jackson
over the idea of getting an abortion if something was wrong with the baby again. There is no
way that April will even consider doing that and she doesn t care what Jackson thinks about it.
Arizona actually revealed that April was pregnant to Jackson before she got a chance to tell him
the truth. Now that April and Jackson are divorced, things are going to be a lot harder for them.
Fans hope that Sarah Drew gets her dream to come true and that they get back together. Do you
want to see April and Jackson get back together like Sarah Drew? Do you think that they are a
perfect match? Sound off in the comments below on your thoughts and don t miss new episodes of
Grey s Anatomy on Thursdays on
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Essay about Sand County Almanac
A Sand County Almanac A Book Investigation Section I: The Almanac 1) Which is the birth year
of mercy for all things natural, wild, and free? Why does Leopold give it that name? * The year
1865 is the birth year of all things natural, wild, and free. Leopold gives it this name because in
that year, John Muir offered to buy from his brother, who then owned a farm 30 miles East of
Leopold s oak, a sanctuary for wildflowers that had gladdened his youth. His brother declined but
could not suppress the idea. (February, pg. 17) 2) According to Leopold, which has greater value
things hoped for... or things assured? * The disappointment that Leopold feels on the autumn
mornings the covey chorus are silent shows that things hoped... Show more content on
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(April, pg. 28) 15) To Leopold, under what conditions did autumnal pine needles become bluer
and the red carpet become redder? * The autumnal pine needles become bluer and the red carpet
of dewberry becomes redder when a chorus of quail song burst forth hardly a stone s throw
away. 16) How does Leopold outwit the great trout at the Alder Fork? What was big about the
trout caught that day? * Leopold outwits the great trout at the Alder Fork by walking upstream,
dropping his dry fly into the stream at his feet and pay out line to let it drift towards the trout
who is waiting around the bend in a hole under the Alder canopy. What was big about the trout
caught that day was the chance. (June, pgs. 42 43) 17) What are the fundamentals of animal
economics? * The fundamentals of animal economics are how big is a home range at various
seasons, what food and cover must it include, when and how is it defended against trespassing
and whether ownership in an individual, family, or group affair. (December, pg. 86) 18) Who
were the Class of 1937 ? * Seven banded chickadees made up the Class of 1937 including bird
#65290. (December, pg. 94) 19) What is the best definition of a conservationist? * The best
definition of a conservationist is written not with a pen but with an axe. It is a matter of what a
man thinks about while chopping, or while deciding what to chop. Someone who is humbly aware
that with each stroke he is writing his
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A Sand County Almanac A Book Investigation Section I: The Almanac 1) Which is the birth year
of mercy for all things natural, wild, and free? Why does Leopold give it that name? * The year
1865 is the birth year of all things natural, wild, and free. Leopold gives it this name because in
that year, John Muir offered to buy from his brother, who then owned a farm 30 miles East of
Leopold s oak, a sanctuary for wildflowers that had gladdened his youth. His brother declined but
could not suppress the idea. (February, pg. 17) 2) According to Leopold, which has greater value
things hoped for... or things assured? * The disappointment that Leopold feels on the autumn
mornings the covey chorus are silent shows that things hoped... Show more content on
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(April, pg. 28) 15) To Leopold, under what conditions did autumnal pine needles become bluer
and the red carpet become redder? * The autumnal pine needles become bluer and the red carpet
of dewberry becomes redder when a chorus of quail song burst forth hardly a stone s throw
away. 16) How does Leopold outwit the great trout at the Alder Fork? What was big about the
trout caught that day? * Leopold outwits the great trout at the Alder Fork by walking upstream,
dropping his dry fly into the stream at his feet and pay out line to let it drift towards the trout
who is waiting around the bend in a hole under the Alder canopy. What was big about the trout
caught that day was the chance. (June, pgs. 42 43) 17) What are the fundamentals of animal
economics? * The fundamentals of animal economics are how big is a home range at various
seasons, what food and cover must it include, when and how is it defended against trespassing
and whether ownership in an individual, family, or group affair. (December, pg. 86) 18) Who
were the Class of 1937 ? * Seven banded chickadees made up the Class of 1937 including bird
#65290. (December, pg. 94) 19) What is the best definition of a conservationist? * The best
definition of a conservationist is written not with a pen but with an axe. It is a matter of what a
man thinks about while chopping, or while deciding what to chop. Someone who is humbly aware
that with each stroke he is writing his
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Compare And Contrast Standardized And Differentiated...
(b)Compare and contrast standardized, concentrated and differentiated global marketing. Illustrate
each strategy with an example from a global companyThe standardized model has a centralized and
controlled strategy maker through the home office initiative. The home office aspires integration
and interdependence among subsidiaries to intensify the efficiency in producing the same products
using the same technology and machineries with little need of research or product modification. At
the rare times it developed a new product, its value to the firm is positively disproportionate as
subsidiaries would impart the products success if the market respond to this innovation.
Due to sharing of resources, coordination costs that can have internal/ personal costs increases. The
model also undermines the potential of securing higher profits through local responsiveness while
products tend to be mass produced.
With respect to product, standardized marketing differs from its opposite extreme concentrated
marketing as products are introduced to a foreign country without any change*. Although the
strategy is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a result, the necessity for product invention plays vital role not only for faster reaction to market
needs but also permanent realization of profits. The National Cash Register Company adjusted to
relativity of product life cycle across different countries which constituted backward invention. It
sold crank operated cash register at cheaper price compared to global pricing to anticipate the local
response to relatively unknown machine. Forward invention, on the other hand, gave Toyota a
rationale to design specific vehicles to suit the budget of less developed countries. Although this
strategy is very promising in the longrun, Startup product innovation/ research and substantial
financing connotes risky venture to
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(b)Compare and contrast standardized, concentrated and differentiated global marketing. Illustrate
each strategy with an example from a global companyThe standardized model has a centralized and
controlled strategy maker through the home office initiative. The home office aspires integration
and interdependence among subsidiaries to intensify the efficiency in producing the same products
using the same technology and machineries with little need of research or product modification. At
the rare times it developed a new product, its value to the firm is positively disproportionate as
subsidiaries would impart the products success if the market respond to this innovation.
Due to sharing of resources, coordination costs that can have internal/ personal costs increases. The
model also undermines the potential of securing higher profits through local responsiveness while
products tend to be mass produced.
With respect to product, standardized marketing differs from its opposite extreme concentrated
marketing as products are introduced to a foreign country without any change*. Although the
strategy is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a result, the necessity for product invention plays vital role not only for faster reaction to market
needs but also permanent realization of profits. The National Cash Register Company adjusted to
relativity of product life cycle across different countries which constituted backward invention. It
sold crank operated cash register at cheaper price compared to global pricing to anticipate the local
response to relatively unknown machine. Forward invention, on the other hand, gave Toyota a
rationale to design specific vehicles to suit the budget of less developed countries. Although this
strategy is very promising in the longrun, Startup product innovation/ research and substantial
financing connotes risky venture to
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Guidelines, Policies And Procedures For Safeguarding Children
Assignment 4 Question 1a (Weighting: 0) To demonstrate that you understand the main
legislation, guidelines, policies and procedures for safeguarding children and young people,
compile a folder to include the following documents: An outline of current legislation, guidelines,
policies and procedures within own UK Home Nation affecting the safeguarding of children and
young people. The Director of Children s Services has the overarching responsibility for child
protection but safeguarding children is everyone s responsibility and every child has a right to be
kept away from harm. All of these following areas have a vital role to play: Parents Teachers
Teaching support staff School parent helpers School volunteers Communities Police Local
authorities Professional/charitable organisations The Teachers Standards 2012 state that teachers,
including head teachers, should safeguard children s wellbeing and maintain public trust in the
teaching profession as part of their professional duties. (source: Keeping Children Safe in
Education) Current Legislation In early 2000 an 8 year old girl, Victoria ClimbiГ©, died
following abuse and neglect from her great aunt, and her Aunt s partner Carl Manning. In August
2007, a 17 month old boy, Peter Connelly, died following abuse by his mother and two men who
were living in their house. These two tragic deaths resulted in extensive public inquiries and major
changes were made to the child protection laws. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Assignment 4 Question 1a (Weighting: 0) To demonstrate that you understand the main
legislation, guidelines, policies and procedures for safeguarding children and young people,
compile a folder to include the following documents: An outline of current legislation, guidelines,
policies and procedures within own UK Home Nation affecting the safeguarding of children and
young people. The Director of Children s Services has the overarching responsibility for child
protection but safeguarding children is everyone s responsibility and every child has a right to be
kept away from harm. All of these following areas have a vital role to play: Parents Teachers
Teaching support staff School parent helpers School volunteers Communities Police Local
authorities Professional/charitable organisations The Teachers Standards 2012 state that teachers,
including head teachers, should safeguard children s wellbeing and maintain public trust in the
teaching profession as part of their professional duties. (source: Keeping Children Safe in
Education) Current Legislation In early 2000 an 8 year old girl, Victoria ClimbiГ©, died
following abuse and neglect from her great aunt, and her Aunt s partner Carl Manning. In August
2007, a 17 month old boy, Peter Connelly, died following abuse by his mother and two men who
were living in their house. These two tragic deaths resulted in extensive public inquiries and major
changes were made to the child protection laws. The
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