Modern Technology Has Changed Our Lives Essay
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Our Lives Essay
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Emmett Slaughter By The Old Pullman Company
Emmett Slaughter was walking through the old Pullman Company building. It was cold, all he
could hear was the screeching of the old metal that was about to collapse. The building was
condemned but Emmet used to work there so he wanted to see it one last time, so he snuck inside
to take one good last look. Upon looking through the building he started to remember the Pullman
companystrike that happened on May 11, 1894. That was the time he learned to fight for what he
believes in without violence.
It was a warm spring day in Chicago and he was like usual doing his job at Pullman Company. He
made sure the bolts were tight on the sleeping cars and were ready to put on the tracks. He got
low wages, 16 hour workdays and he was scared that any ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Howdy Emmett Said Joseph. Then Emmet replied Get to work and quit messing around. You
know I ve been thinking I m going to tell I want a better place to stay, higher wages and less work
hours...... I m going to request to meet with him Said Joseph. Emmet bewildered spun around
with such speed it slightly spooked trampas and yelled You Fool, three people have already tried
to talk to him and he refused to even meet with them then he fired them!!! I think those are just
rumors, everyone s just to chicken to try. Said Joseph. Annoyed Emmet glared at Joseph and
said Your job, if you lose it, it s not my problem. Emmett finished saddling Destiny and he rode to
work with Joseph riding closely behind. They reached their destination dismounted and went
their separate ways. A half hour later Joseph came up to Emmett dragging his feet and sullen.
Emmett said Joseph. Emmet looked up from finishing his inspection. What? Emmett grumbled.
You were right, I just lost my job. He wouldn t even meet with me Joseph replied. Emmett
glanced at him then said What did I tell you? Yes, I know, you warned me. I m going home said
Joseph. He walked over to Trampas, mounted him and rode off. 15 minutes later Jeff, Emmett s co
worker came up to him and whispered We are having a meeting 11 o clock tonight at my place. Be
there. Don t ask any questions, just show up. Then he walked away.
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Emmett Slaughter was walking through the old Pullman Company building. It was cold, all he
could hear was the screeching of the old metal that was about to collapse. The building was
condemned but Emmet used to work there so he wanted to see it one last time, so he snuck inside
to take one good last look. Upon looking through the building he started to remember the Pullman
companystrike that happened on May 11, 1894. That was the time he learned to fight for what he
believes in without violence.
It was a warm spring day in Chicago and he was like usual doing his job at Pullman Company. He
made sure the bolts were tight on the sleeping cars and were ready to put on the tracks. He got
low wages, 16 hour workdays and he was scared that any ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Howdy Emmett Said Joseph. Then Emmet replied Get to work and quit messing around. You
know I ve been thinking I m going to tell I want a better place to stay, higher wages and less work
hours...... I m going to request to meet with him Said Joseph. Emmet bewildered spun around
with such speed it slightly spooked trampas and yelled You Fool, three people have already tried
to talk to him and he refused to even meet with them then he fired them!!! I think those are just
rumors, everyone s just to chicken to try. Said Joseph. Annoyed Emmet glared at Joseph and
said Your job, if you lose it, it s not my problem. Emmett finished saddling Destiny and he rode to
work with Joseph riding closely behind. They reached their destination dismounted and went
their separate ways. A half hour later Joseph came up to Emmett dragging his feet and sullen.
Emmett said Joseph. Emmet looked up from finishing his inspection. What? Emmett grumbled.
You were right, I just lost my job. He wouldn t even meet with me Joseph replied. Emmett
glanced at him then said What did I tell you? Yes, I know, you warned me. I m going home said
Joseph. He walked over to Trampas, mounted him and rode off. 15 minutes later Jeff, Emmett s co
worker came up to him and whispered We are having a meeting 11 o clock tonight at my place. Be
there. Don t ask any questions, just show up. Then he walked away.
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Essay on Robert Frost s The Road Not Taken
The Road Not Taken: All the Difference
Each person must make many decisions in their lifetime. Some decisions are easy while others are
more difficult. The poem The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost is a first person narrative tale of a
monumental moment in Frost s life. Frost is faced between the choice of a moment and a lifetime.
Walking down a rural road the narrator encounters a point on his travel that diverges into two
separate similar paths. In Robert Frost s poem The Road Not Taken , Frost presents the idea of man
facing the difficult unalterable predilection of a moment and a lifetime. This idea in Frost s poem
is embodied in the fork in the road, the decision between the two paths, and the speaker s decision.
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The speaker s sight is limited his eyes can only see the path until it bends into the undergrowth.
The author shows man s attempts to tell which path is better by trying to for see what they will
behold down the road. Both roads diverge into a yellow wood and appear to be about the same in
their purpose. The first of the two paths is the more common route than the other less traveled path,
which wanted wear. Frost presents a classic conflict the decision between the common easy path
and the exceptional challenging path. Choosing the already known easy path in life many people
frequently endure reassures that the outcome will be predictable. While choosing the less traveled
road represents the gamble of facing a more difficult path in life in hopes to achieve an
incomparable and satisfactory life, contrasting the more familiar lives other people take.
The road not taken delineates man s choice. After vacillating between the two fair roads, he
finally decides to take the road less traveled by ; knowing he cannot see where it will lead.
Traveling down the second road, the speaker still yearns to travel both paths he keeps the first for
another day. As the narrator proceeds down the unworn path, he realizes there will be no way he
can ever return to the deviation to experience the other route. The speakers utters:
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
Frost
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The Road Not Taken: All the Difference
Each person must make many decisions in their lifetime. Some decisions are easy while others are
more difficult. The poem The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost is a first person narrative tale of a
monumental moment in Frost s life. Frost is faced between the choice of a moment and a lifetime.
Walking down a rural road the narrator encounters a point on his travel that diverges into two
separate similar paths. In Robert Frost s poem The Road Not Taken , Frost presents the idea of man
facing the difficult unalterable predilection of a moment and a lifetime. This idea in Frost s poem
is embodied in the fork in the road, the decision between the two paths, and the speaker s decision.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The speaker s sight is limited his eyes can only see the path until it bends into the undergrowth.
The author shows man s attempts to tell which path is better by trying to for see what they will
behold down the road. Both roads diverge into a yellow wood and appear to be about the same in
their purpose. The first of the two paths is the more common route than the other less traveled path,
which wanted wear. Frost presents a classic conflict the decision between the common easy path
and the exceptional challenging path. Choosing the already known easy path in life many people
frequently endure reassures that the outcome will be predictable. While choosing the less traveled
road represents the gamble of facing a more difficult path in life in hopes to achieve an
incomparable and satisfactory life, contrasting the more familiar lives other people take.
The road not taken delineates man s choice. After vacillating between the two fair roads, he
finally decides to take the road less traveled by ; knowing he cannot see where it will lead.
Traveling down the second road, the speaker still yearns to travel both paths he keeps the first for
another day. As the narrator proceeds down the unworn path, he realizes there will be no way he
can ever return to the deviation to experience the other route. The speakers utters:
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
Frost
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Why Hazing Should Be Allowed In College
College life brings many thoughts to mindВ…friendships, football , pizza, late nights, parties,
fraternities, sororities, as well as racial discrimination, binge drinking, hazing and dying. The latter
part of this list may not come naturally to most people, but they are frightening realities of the
Greek system. Parents send their children to college assuming they will be in a safe, educational
environment while enjoying all the benefits campus life has to offer, including fraternities and
sororities. They do not expect a phone call in the early hours of the morning notifying them of
their child s death. Since March of 2000, over 60 people have died in events associated with
fraternities, alcohol and/or hazing (Marklein p. A3).... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A national survey of college students by Harvard researchers found that nearly half of males and
more than a third of females engage in binge drinking. Among Greek students the numbers
skyrocket: 86% of fraternity members and 80% of sorority members living in chapter houses are
likely to engage in binge drinking (Marklein). The frequent focus fraternities and sororities place on
alcohol encourages excessive consumption, unfortunately causing the development of alcoholism
and incidents of alcohol poisoning. The term hazing is defined as any conduct or method of
initiation into any student organization, whether on public or private property, which willfully or
recklessly endangers the physical or mental health of any student or other person (UMass).
Whipping, beating, branding, forced calisthenics, exposure to the weather, forced consumption of
food, liquor, beverages, , brutal treatment, extended isolation, sleep deprivation, and forced
physical activities that adversely affect physical health and safety are just some known acts of
hazing that Greek members may force their brothers and sisters to undergo. Imagine getting an
update from your college student. Your freshman son calls home, reporting he has just made the
lacrosse team and is excited to receive his fraternity pin the next day. The following morning the
phone rings, but it is not your beloved child. A policeman calls to inform you that your son had just
died of
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College life brings many thoughts to mindВ…friendships, football , pizza, late nights, parties,
fraternities, sororities, as well as racial discrimination, binge drinking, hazing and dying. The latter
part of this list may not come naturally to most people, but they are frightening realities of the
Greek system. Parents send their children to college assuming they will be in a safe, educational
environment while enjoying all the benefits campus life has to offer, including fraternities and
sororities. They do not expect a phone call in the early hours of the morning notifying them of
their child s death. Since March of 2000, over 60 people have died in events associated with
fraternities, alcohol and/or hazing (Marklein p. A3).... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A national survey of college students by Harvard researchers found that nearly half of males and
more than a third of females engage in binge drinking. Among Greek students the numbers
skyrocket: 86% of fraternity members and 80% of sorority members living in chapter houses are
likely to engage in binge drinking (Marklein). The frequent focus fraternities and sororities place on
alcohol encourages excessive consumption, unfortunately causing the development of alcoholism
and incidents of alcohol poisoning. The term hazing is defined as any conduct or method of
initiation into any student organization, whether on public or private property, which willfully or
recklessly endangers the physical or mental health of any student or other person (UMass).
Whipping, beating, branding, forced calisthenics, exposure to the weather, forced consumption of
food, liquor, beverages, , brutal treatment, extended isolation, sleep deprivation, and forced
physical activities that adversely affect physical health and safety are just some known acts of
hazing that Greek members may force their brothers and sisters to undergo. Imagine getting an
update from your college student. Your freshman son calls home, reporting he has just made the
lacrosse team and is excited to receive his fraternity pin the next day. The following morning the
phone rings, but it is not your beloved child. A policeman calls to inform you that your son had just
died of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Biblical Interpretation Of The Bible Essay
Genesis 1 3 offered the very first outline of societal norms and therein introduced interpretations of
norms related to family, gender, and sex. In our now progressive society, the constraints of
indubitable religion are removed and the differing interpretations of gender, sex, and family within
religion are freely debated. Since the text of creation is divine and human logic cannot fully
interpret or understand God s word, there are copious, varying interpretations of the text. An
essential starting point for interpreting the Bible is the understanding that misinterpretations are
bound to happen. The difference in time and context alone is causation, let alone the factors of
translation and transcription. Susan T. Foh and Carol Meyers, both graduates of Wellesley College,
have very differing strategies regarding how to interpret divine texts. Meyers, a professor at Duke,
directed attention towards the context in which the text was written. Since our societies are
constantly in flux, the context from when the text was written is often different from the context in
which predominant and accepted interpretations were fabricated. Foh s strategy of interpreting and
understanding the text is to utilize latter parts of the text, which were written with more recent
contexts, in order to understand the text. Both of these methodologies set up the text to be re
interpreted, however, Foh s methodology is more complete because it allows the text to speak for
itself rather than bring in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Genesis 1 3 offered the very first outline of societal norms and therein introduced interpretations of
norms related to family, gender, and sex. In our now progressive society, the constraints of
indubitable religion are removed and the differing interpretations of gender, sex, and family within
religion are freely debated. Since the text of creation is divine and human logic cannot fully
interpret or understand God s word, there are copious, varying interpretations of the text. An
essential starting point for interpreting the Bible is the understanding that misinterpretations are
bound to happen. The difference in time and context alone is causation, let alone the factors of
translation and transcription. Susan T. Foh and Carol Meyers, both graduates of Wellesley College,
have very differing strategies regarding how to interpret divine texts. Meyers, a professor at Duke,
directed attention towards the context in which the text was written. Since our societies are
constantly in flux, the context from when the text was written is often different from the context in
which predominant and accepted interpretations were fabricated. Foh s strategy of interpreting and
understanding the text is to utilize latter parts of the text, which were written with more recent
contexts, in order to understand the text. Both of these methodologies set up the text to be re
interpreted, however, Foh s methodology is more complete because it allows the text to speak for
itself rather than bring in
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Persuasive Essay On Fentanyl
Once more, the lives of Canadians are being claimed by addiction and overdose of a new drug in
the streets. For those of you who don t know what fentanyl is, it s a powerful opioid, 100 times
stronger than morphine, that is often prescribed to help patients manage moderate to severe pain.
As a highly addictive substance, many are now dependent on it, and it is one of the most frequent
causes of drug overdose. Readily available for purchase online are quantities of pure fentanyl from
China, but when improperly diluted in clandestine labs, it can lead to an immediate overdose.
Recently, an antidote for opioid overdose called naloxonehas become available without
prescription, so that anyone can use it. Fentanyl has become a severe problem in the past few
years, and while we yet to find a way to eliminate dependence on this drug, we must keep those
who use it safe.
Developed in 1959 by a Belgian chemist, Fentanyl came into widespread use in the mid 1990s as
a painkiller and anesthetic. With the widespread availability of this drug as a common prescription,
it s not difficult to understand how easy it is to become dependant on. Here begins the problem, for
once their prescriptions run out, people need to buy drugs off the street to feed their addictions.
Now, buying drugs off the street can be incredibly dangerous, as drugs produced in illegal labs
without a way to control dosage can be deadly. This is an especially big issue with fentanyl,
because of its potency; A few hundred
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Once more, the lives of Canadians are being claimed by addiction and overdose of a new drug in
the streets. For those of you who don t know what fentanyl is, it s a powerful opioid, 100 times
stronger than morphine, that is often prescribed to help patients manage moderate to severe pain.
As a highly addictive substance, many are now dependent on it, and it is one of the most frequent
causes of drug overdose. Readily available for purchase online are quantities of pure fentanyl from
China, but when improperly diluted in clandestine labs, it can lead to an immediate overdose.
Recently, an antidote for opioid overdose called naloxonehas become available without
prescription, so that anyone can use it. Fentanyl has become a severe problem in the past few
years, and while we yet to find a way to eliminate dependence on this drug, we must keep those
who use it safe.
Developed in 1959 by a Belgian chemist, Fentanyl came into widespread use in the mid 1990s as
a painkiller and anesthetic. With the widespread availability of this drug as a common prescription,
it s not difficult to understand how easy it is to become dependant on. Here begins the problem, for
once their prescriptions run out, people need to buy drugs off the street to feed their addictions.
Now, buying drugs off the street can be incredibly dangerous, as drugs produced in illegal labs
without a way to control dosage can be deadly. This is an especially big issue with fentanyl,
because of its potency; A few hundred
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Louisiana Substance Abuse
The best part about having an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol is finding out there are many
people out in the world who are willing to helps others recover from their addiction. If you are
suffering due to your inability to stop abusing substances, you can put an end to your suffering by
taking two important steps, admitting your are helpless over drugs and/or alcohol and finally
reaching out for help.
In Alexandria, Louisiana, that help comes in the form of two reputable treatment centers.
Alexandria is a mid size city with a population of somewhere in the vicinity of 47,000 people. It s a
vibrant community with a diverse population and sufficient employment opportunities across many
industries. For people suffering from addiction, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Choices of Louisiana Inc Choices of Louisiana Inc specializes in the treatment and care of
pregnant/postpartum women. They offer a safe detox process under the care of licensed medical
staff. After the detox process is complete, patients are placed in outpatient counseling. If mental
illness is determined to be a part of the addiction problem, dual diagnosis treatment is also
provided. The facility s primary focus is giving treatment and care in an environment that is safe for
the woman and unborn child when applicable. Both private insurance and self payment are viable
payment options.
Cenla Chemical Dependency Council Bridge House/Phase II This facility offers a full slate of
treatment options for men, women and pregnant/postpartum women. When applicable, residential
living quarters can be made available for a patient s dependent children. This is a long term
inpatient facility with traditional programs ranging from 60 120 days. After the completion of
treatment, patients are eligible for aftercare programs in affiliated sober living homes and halfway
houses. Great care is provided by licensed clinicians to all patients as they begin their adventure
down the road to recovery. Payment options are restricted to self payment or loan financing for
qualified
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The best part about having an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol is finding out there are many
people out in the world who are willing to helps others recover from their addiction. If you are
suffering due to your inability to stop abusing substances, you can put an end to your suffering by
taking two important steps, admitting your are helpless over drugs and/or alcohol and finally
reaching out for help.
In Alexandria, Louisiana, that help comes in the form of two reputable treatment centers.
Alexandria is a mid size city with a population of somewhere in the vicinity of 47,000 people. It s a
vibrant community with a diverse population and sufficient employment opportunities across many
industries. For people suffering from addiction, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Choices of Louisiana Inc Choices of Louisiana Inc specializes in the treatment and care of
pregnant/postpartum women. They offer a safe detox process under the care of licensed medical
staff. After the detox process is complete, patients are placed in outpatient counseling. If mental
illness is determined to be a part of the addiction problem, dual diagnosis treatment is also
provided. The facility s primary focus is giving treatment and care in an environment that is safe for
the woman and unborn child when applicable. Both private insurance and self payment are viable
payment options.
Cenla Chemical Dependency Council Bridge House/Phase II This facility offers a full slate of
treatment options for men, women and pregnant/postpartum women. When applicable, residential
living quarters can be made available for a patient s dependent children. This is a long term
inpatient facility with traditional programs ranging from 60 120 days. After the completion of
treatment, patients are eligible for aftercare programs in affiliated sober living homes and halfway
houses. Great care is provided by licensed clinicians to all patients as they begin their adventure
down the road to recovery. Payment options are restricted to self payment or loan financing for
qualified
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Quentin Tarantino s Inglourious Bastas
Splash. The water relentlessly smashed into the pool s side, spraying my upper body. I was
perched on the edge of the pool, my feet plunged in the ice cold water. A slight misbalance would
have submerged me. The sun shone on me softly, painstakingly evaporating the water making its
way down my chest. A single strand of hair waved in front of my eyes as the breeze pushed it back
and forth. Annoyed, I ran my hand through the wet mop atop my head, pushing it back to make it
appear somewhat kempt.
You need a haircut. My cousin threw me a warm, white towel. With the skill of a professional
football player, I dropped it into the pool. I glanced over to my cousin, praying that he did not see
my pitiful attempt at a catch. Relieved that his head was turned, I fetched the soaked towel and
stood up. I quickly made ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I couldn t believe that Tarantino could use that much, responded my brother.
They were talking about Quentin Tarantino s Inglourious Basterds. We had seen that film the night
before, without our parents knowing of course. I jumped into the conversation.
And the theatre scene with Hitler. They must have unloaded two magazines on him.
They proceeded to talk about the theatre scene. I was relieved to find out that I was still part of the
group. I began to think about the uncomfortable economy seat that awaited me, first thing in the
morning. The plane would take off, headed for California and abruptly ending the vacation.
Mid thought, they all climbed out of the jacuzzi, leaving me sitting there by myself. I watched
them grab clean towels and wrap themselves up. As I watched, they began to walk away, towards
the hotel. As time passed, they continued to get further away. I could not do anything as the
distance between us grew larger and larger. They had their own lives to attend to, their own paths
to walk. I could not know when the next time our paths intersected was. I could only just sit there,
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Splash. The water relentlessly smashed into the pool s side, spraying my upper body. I was
perched on the edge of the pool, my feet plunged in the ice cold water. A slight misbalance would
have submerged me. The sun shone on me softly, painstakingly evaporating the water making its
way down my chest. A single strand of hair waved in front of my eyes as the breeze pushed it back
and forth. Annoyed, I ran my hand through the wet mop atop my head, pushing it back to make it
appear somewhat kempt.
You need a haircut. My cousin threw me a warm, white towel. With the skill of a professional
football player, I dropped it into the pool. I glanced over to my cousin, praying that he did not see
my pitiful attempt at a catch. Relieved that his head was turned, I fetched the soaked towel and
stood up. I quickly made ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I couldn t believe that Tarantino could use that much, responded my brother.
They were talking about Quentin Tarantino s Inglourious Basterds. We had seen that film the night
before, without our parents knowing of course. I jumped into the conversation.
And the theatre scene with Hitler. They must have unloaded two magazines on him.
They proceeded to talk about the theatre scene. I was relieved to find out that I was still part of the
group. I began to think about the uncomfortable economy seat that awaited me, first thing in the
morning. The plane would take off, headed for California and abruptly ending the vacation.
Mid thought, they all climbed out of the jacuzzi, leaving me sitting there by myself. I watched
them grab clean towels and wrap themselves up. As I watched, they began to walk away, towards
the hotel. As time passed, they continued to get further away. I could not do anything as the
distance between us grew larger and larger. They had their own lives to attend to, their own paths
to walk. I could not know when the next time our paths intersected was. I could only just sit there,
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Examples Of Courage In Shrek
In the film, Shrek directed by Andrew Adamson Vicky Jenson. The main theme of courage was
recurrent throughout the film, however the first time it was shown was when Shrek accepts Lord
Farquaads quest. Another example is when the three characters have successfully crossed the rocky
bridge and Shrek must reveal his face to Fiona and confess that he is an ogre, not the handsome
prince Fiona was hoping for. Additionally, Shrekshows courage when he bursts into the church in
the last few scenes, proclaiming his love for Fiona. Courage is a significant theme in the film Shrek
because Shrek is taking risks every minute, whether it s opening up to new people or attempting
something unorthodox.
An element of courage illustrated in Shrek is when Shrek accepts Lord Farquaad s quest to rescue
princess Fiona from the treacherous tower, guarded by a female dragon (that takes a romantic shine
to Donkey), surrounded by lava and where many previous knights have attempted to capture the
Princess. Donkey and Shrek travel to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A film technique that emphasized this was the over the shoulder shot of Fiona when Fiona
rowed with Shrek, giving the effect that we were a part of the conversation. During this scene,
Shrek confessed his love for Fiona by shakily uttering, I know about true love because
I...well...lov. Love...you Courage in this scene is displayed by Shrek as he shows immense
bravery, bursting into the church in front of the whole city and armed knights. The importance for
year nines to understand courage is an important life of anyone s lifestyle because of the
challenges students are faced with every day, whether it s talking to new people or disagreeing
with someone. When these students have to face the harsh reality of our real world, they lose all
this courage they ve worked up, turning them back into closeted citizens who keep their opinions to
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In the film, Shrek directed by Andrew Adamson Vicky Jenson. The main theme of courage was
recurrent throughout the film, however the first time it was shown was when Shrek accepts Lord
Farquaads quest. Another example is when the three characters have successfully crossed the rocky
bridge and Shrek must reveal his face to Fiona and confess that he is an ogre, not the handsome
prince Fiona was hoping for. Additionally, Shrekshows courage when he bursts into the church in
the last few scenes, proclaiming his love for Fiona. Courage is a significant theme in the film Shrek
because Shrek is taking risks every minute, whether it s opening up to new people or attempting
something unorthodox.
An element of courage illustrated in Shrek is when Shrek accepts Lord Farquaad s quest to rescue
princess Fiona from the treacherous tower, guarded by a female dragon (that takes a romantic shine
to Donkey), surrounded by lava and where many previous knights have attempted to capture the
Princess. Donkey and Shrek travel to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A film technique that emphasized this was the over the shoulder shot of Fiona when Fiona
rowed with Shrek, giving the effect that we were a part of the conversation. During this scene,
Shrek confessed his love for Fiona by shakily uttering, I know about true love because
I...well...lov. Love...you Courage in this scene is displayed by Shrek as he shows immense
bravery, bursting into the church in front of the whole city and armed knights. The importance for
year nines to understand courage is an important life of anyone s lifestyle because of the
challenges students are faced with every day, whether it s talking to new people or disagreeing
with someone. When these students have to face the harsh reality of our real world, they lose all
this courage they ve worked up, turning them back into closeted citizens who keep their opinions to
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Essay on Approach to Hr Data Collection, Storage and Usage
X s APPROACH TO HR DATA COLLECTION, STORAGE AND USAGE
Within X data is being collected in a systematic approach of set guidelines. Subsequently stored and
made easily available to all relevant people. Reasons why X collets HR data X needs to keep certain
information in order to: satisfy legal requirements provide relevant information in decision making
and for consultation requirement record contractual arrangements and agreements keep contact
details of employees provide documentation in the event of a claim against the organisation The
most important reason for collecting the HR data is to meet the legal requirement. In case of
Government Department (e.g. Inland Revenue) demanding information on the ... Show more
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Time data consist of absences (annual leave, sickness, maternity etc), attendances and time quotas.
Employee absence is a significant cost to the business. Therefore, this type of data is mainly used
by HR in order to manage absence effectively by accurate measurement and monitoring.
Methods of storing records and its benefits There are two different types of storing data within X:
automated and manual. Filling cabinets or reference book/diaries these are manual methods of
storing HR records. Traditionally, filing cabinets are an effective tool for document storage as
they provide users with visual prompts and tangible information. They are in a way a buck up for
all the automated types of storing data, which can be affected by a virus or an electrical failure. In
the purpose of the legal actions employer is obliged to provide the originals of the employment
contracts/ accident record books and other personnel records. Otherwise the employer must explain
what happened to the original document along with the statement of truth . The Human Resources
Information Systems (HRIS) is one of many automated methods of storing records within X. It is a
reporting tool integrated with SAP HR that lets you request reports from inside Structural Graphics,
which benefits the organisation: better analysis leading to more effective decision making higher
accuracy of information/report generated more transparency in the system in higher
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X s APPROACH TO HR DATA COLLECTION, STORAGE AND USAGE
Within X data is being collected in a systematic approach of set guidelines. Subsequently stored and
made easily available to all relevant people. Reasons why X collets HR data X needs to keep certain
information in order to: satisfy legal requirements provide relevant information in decision making
and for consultation requirement record contractual arrangements and agreements keep contact
details of employees provide documentation in the event of a claim against the organisation The
most important reason for collecting the HR data is to meet the legal requirement. In case of
Government Department (e.g. Inland Revenue) demanding information on the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Time data consist of absences (annual leave, sickness, maternity etc), attendances and time quotas.
Employee absence is a significant cost to the business. Therefore, this type of data is mainly used
by HR in order to manage absence effectively by accurate measurement and monitoring.
Methods of storing records and its benefits There are two different types of storing data within X:
automated and manual. Filling cabinets or reference book/diaries these are manual methods of
storing HR records. Traditionally, filing cabinets are an effective tool for document storage as
they provide users with visual prompts and tangible information. They are in a way a buck up for
all the automated types of storing data, which can be affected by a virus or an electrical failure. In
the purpose of the legal actions employer is obliged to provide the originals of the employment
contracts/ accident record books and other personnel records. Otherwise the employer must explain
what happened to the original document along with the statement of truth . The Human Resources
Information Systems (HRIS) is one of many automated methods of storing records within X. It is a
reporting tool integrated with SAP HR that lets you request reports from inside Structural Graphics,
which benefits the organisation: better analysis leading to more effective decision making higher
accuracy of information/report generated more transparency in the system in higher
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Dinosaur Extinction Research Paper
Dinosaur Extinction Sixty Five Million years ago, a giant space rock believed to be some six
miles across hit Earth near the town of Chicxulub, Mexico, blasting a crater more than 110 miles
wide. The impact is believed to have released as much energy as 100 trillion tons of TNT, more
than 1 billion times the power of the atom bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during
World War II. The giant mosasaurs and plesiosaurs in the seas and the pterosaurs in the skies.
Plankton, the base of the ocean food chain, took a hard hit. Many families of brachiopods and sea
sponges disappeared. The remaining hard shelled ammonites vanished. Shark diversity shriveled.
Most vegetation withered. In all, more than half of the world s species were obliterated.
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Dinosaur Extinction Sixty Five Million years ago, a giant space rock believed to be some six
miles across hit Earth near the town of Chicxulub, Mexico, blasting a crater more than 110 miles
wide. The impact is believed to have released as much energy as 100 trillion tons of TNT, more
than 1 billion times the power of the atom bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during
World War II. The giant mosasaurs and plesiosaurs in the seas and the pterosaurs in the skies.
Plankton, the base of the ocean food chain, took a hard hit. Many families of brachiopods and sea
sponges disappeared. The remaining hard shelled ammonites vanished. Shark diversity shriveled.
Most vegetation withered. In all, more than half of the world s species were obliterated.
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Thomas Hobbes Research Paper
Who is Thomas Hobbes? Why does that name sound so familiar? You ve probably heard the
name Thomas Hobbes at some point in your life, if you haven t then you ve been living under a
rock. Thomas Hobbes was an English philosopher. He s best known for his book, Leviathan, and
for his involvement in politics ( Thomas HobbesBiography ). Thomas Hobbes has also left his
mark in the world of mathematics, he was known for his failed attempts to square the circle
(Duncan). Hobbes was born on April 5th, 1588 in Westport, Englandand he died on December 4th,
1679 in Derbyshire, England ( Thomas Hobbes Biography ). His father left Hobbes and his
siblings with their uncle. Hobbes uncle paid for his education. At the age of 14, Thomas Hobbes
attended
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Who is Thomas Hobbes? Why does that name sound so familiar? You ve probably heard the
name Thomas Hobbes at some point in your life, if you haven t then you ve been living under a
rock. Thomas Hobbes was an English philosopher. He s best known for his book, Leviathan, and
for his involvement in politics ( Thomas HobbesBiography ). Thomas Hobbes has also left his
mark in the world of mathematics, he was known for his failed attempts to square the circle
(Duncan). Hobbes was born on April 5th, 1588 in Westport, Englandand he died on December 4th,
1679 in Derbyshire, England ( Thomas Hobbes Biography ). His father left Hobbes and his
siblings with their uncle. Hobbes uncle paid for his education. At the age of 14, Thomas Hobbes
attended
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Sample Cover Letter
YOUR CLUB S/KENNEL S LETTERHEAD Return Address
[Date]
[Judge Name, Number]
[Mailing Address] Dear [insert judge s name ], Thank you for accepting to be a member of our
judging panel, this letter is confirming that you accepted to judge at [insert individual/club/kennel
name] event to be held on [insert date] Your assignment to judge is:
В§ [Date] [Show/Number]: [classes being judged] The [insert individual/club/kennel name] will
pay a fee of to its senior judge of $[insert amount maximum amount of $300] per show and a fee of
$[insert amount maximum amount of $200] to it s judge of per show. [insert individual/club/kennel
name] will also reimburse reasonable expenses you may incur. It is the your responsibility as a
judge/representative to submit an expense report ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Automobile The [insert individual/club/kennel name] will reimburse mileage with the maximum
amount allowed of $.40 per mile. The [insert individual/club/kennel name] will cover a max of
$12.00 per day for parking expenses. (If airfare is arranged the host must provide method of
transportation to and from airport, hotel and event site)
В· Meals and Incidental Expenses A host must either provide 3 meals per day, or reimburse a
maximum $25 a day for out of pocket expenses, this includes 1 day of travel and any full days in
town for event. It is the responsibility of the Judge to itemize and complete an expense report as
well as provide receipts. A $25.00 return travel food expense is built into the Judge s fee
Unacceptable charges include, but are not limited to: baby, house or dog sitters, special meals,
airfare upgrades/changes, alcoholic beverages, phone calls charged to your hotel room and car
rentals. Exceptions must have prior approval by The [insert individual/club/kennel name] in
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YOUR CLUB S/KENNEL S LETTERHEAD Return Address
[Date]
[Judge Name, Number]
[Mailing Address] Dear [insert judge s name ], Thank you for accepting to be a member of our
judging panel, this letter is confirming that you accepted to judge at [insert individual/club/kennel
name] event to be held on [insert date] Your assignment to judge is:
В§ [Date] [Show/Number]: [classes being judged] The [insert individual/club/kennel name] will
pay a fee of to its senior judge of $[insert amount maximum amount of $300] per show and a fee of
$[insert amount maximum amount of $200] to it s judge of per show. [insert individual/club/kennel
name] will also reimburse reasonable expenses you may incur. It is the your responsibility as a
judge/representative to submit an expense report ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Automobile The [insert individual/club/kennel name] will reimburse mileage with the maximum
amount allowed of $.40 per mile. The [insert individual/club/kennel name] will cover a max of
$12.00 per day for parking expenses. (If airfare is arranged the host must provide method of
transportation to and from airport, hotel and event site)
В· Meals and Incidental Expenses A host must either provide 3 meals per day, or reimburse a
maximum $25 a day for out of pocket expenses, this includes 1 day of travel and any full days in
town for event. It is the responsibility of the Judge to itemize and complete an expense report as
well as provide receipts. A $25.00 return travel food expense is built into the Judge s fee
Unacceptable charges include, but are not limited to: baby, house or dog sitters, special meals,
airfare upgrades/changes, alcoholic beverages, phone calls charged to your hotel room and car
rentals. Exceptions must have prior approval by The [insert individual/club/kennel name] in
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The Legalization of Marijuana Essay examples
According to an article by Charles Oliver, The Harrison school district in Colorado has barred a
student from attending classes if he takes medicine to control his seizures, states that The boy
was prescribed a lozenge containing THC, the active ingredient in marijuana. The school said he
couldn t bring the pills to school because it would violate its zero tolerance policy on drugs
(Oliver). Without the pills containing THC, the young boy could have a seizure. If medicinal
marijuana was legal, this wouldn t have been an issue, and that is why marijuana should be
legalized in the United States. It will not only benefit those who need it for medical issues, but the
taxation will also benefit our economy.
Since the 1930 s marijuana has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Neuropathic pain is the result of injury. Neuropathic pain can occur as the result of such
conditions as shingles, cancer, phantom limb pain, the phenomenon known as entrapment
neuropath (The Gazette). People with pain go see a doctor and they get subscribe to pain killers.
However Pain killers can be very dangerous. For instance on can get addicted to pain killers by
taking them for a long period of time. Using pain killers can be damage to your system and by the
time you don t need them anymore the body will still want them.
Marijuana is not a drug that you can get addicted too. There are more dangerous drugs then
marijuana all around the world that can be addicting but with no help to your body. For example
alcohol and cigarettes are more deadly and addictive than marijuana. Why shouldn t they be
illegal just like marijuana is? , Cigarettes prevent cancer and one can get addicted and invest a lot
of money in it, when marijuana prevents from cancer growth and doctors can give you the
medication for your pains. In the article, Roll your own, IT MAY no look dangerous, but the tobacco
plant has probably killed more people than his sword, he bow and arrow, and the spear put
together (unknown). Marijuana don t have any death of human beans but tobacco has a lot from
hoe bad tobacco is for you. Most people that die from drug use are normally, from tobacco use,
heroine, and cocaine use. You don t
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According to an article by Charles Oliver, The Harrison school district in Colorado has barred a
student from attending classes if he takes medicine to control his seizures, states that The boy
was prescribed a lozenge containing THC, the active ingredient in marijuana. The school said he
couldn t bring the pills to school because it would violate its zero tolerance policy on drugs
(Oliver). Without the pills containing THC, the young boy could have a seizure. If medicinal
marijuana was legal, this wouldn t have been an issue, and that is why marijuana should be
legalized in the United States. It will not only benefit those who need it for medical issues, but the
taxation will also benefit our economy.
Since the 1930 s marijuana has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Neuropathic pain is the result of injury. Neuropathic pain can occur as the result of such
conditions as shingles, cancer, phantom limb pain, the phenomenon known as entrapment
neuropath (The Gazette). People with pain go see a doctor and they get subscribe to pain killers.
However Pain killers can be very dangerous. For instance on can get addicted to pain killers by
taking them for a long period of time. Using pain killers can be damage to your system and by the
time you don t need them anymore the body will still want them.
Marijuana is not a drug that you can get addicted too. There are more dangerous drugs then
marijuana all around the world that can be addicting but with no help to your body. For example
alcohol and cigarettes are more deadly and addictive than marijuana. Why shouldn t they be
illegal just like marijuana is? , Cigarettes prevent cancer and one can get addicted and invest a lot
of money in it, when marijuana prevents from cancer growth and doctors can give you the
medication for your pains. In the article, Roll your own, IT MAY no look dangerous, but the tobacco
plant has probably killed more people than his sword, he bow and arrow, and the spear put
together (unknown). Marijuana don t have any death of human beans but tobacco has a lot from
hoe bad tobacco is for you. Most people that die from drug use are normally, from tobacco use,
heroine, and cocaine use. You don t
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Louisiana Purchase Analysis
Louisiana is located above the Gulf of Mexico at the opening of the Mississippi River, bordered
by Arkansas to the north, Mississippi to the east and Texas to the west. It was first colonized by the
French during the 18th century and it became U.S. territory as part of the historic Louisiana
Purchase in 1803. Louisianawas admitted to the union in 1812 and its capital city is Baton
Rouge. Its largest city is New Orleans. Name for Residents Louisianans or Louisianans.
Louisiana s total area is 51,843 square miles [Louisiana is the 31st biggest state in the USA]. The
population of Louisiana is 4,625,470 (as of 2013) [Louisiana is the 25th most populous state in the
USA]. On April 30, 1803 U.S. envoys agreed to pay $11,250,000 and assume claims of American
citizens against France in the amount of $3,750,000. In exchange, the United Statesacquired the vast
domain of Louisiana Territory, some 828,000 square miles of land. The treaty was dated April 30
and signed on May 2. In October, the U.S. Senate ratified the purchase, and in December 1803
France transferred authority over the region to the United States. This was known as the Louisiana
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and the Mississippi River Delta. Louisiana s vegetation is divided into three areas: the first
contains forest, upland pines and hardwoods, bottom hardwoods, and bald cypress; the second
contains prairies, or dry grasslands; and the third contains marshland, or wet grassland. The
bordering states are Arkansas, Mississippi, and Texas. The bordering body of water is the Gulf
of Mexico. The Mississippi is its major river, its major lakes are Lake Pontachartin, Lake Maurepas,
Toledo Bend Reservoir, Grand Lake, White Lake, Calcasieu Lake, and Catahoula
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Louisiana is located above the Gulf of Mexico at the opening of the Mississippi River, bordered
by Arkansas to the north, Mississippi to the east and Texas to the west. It was first colonized by the
French during the 18th century and it became U.S. territory as part of the historic Louisiana
Purchase in 1803. Louisianawas admitted to the union in 1812 and its capital city is Baton
Rouge. Its largest city is New Orleans. Name for Residents Louisianans or Louisianans.
Louisiana s total area is 51,843 square miles [Louisiana is the 31st biggest state in the USA]. The
population of Louisiana is 4,625,470 (as of 2013) [Louisiana is the 25th most populous state in the
USA]. On April 30, 1803 U.S. envoys agreed to pay $11,250,000 and assume claims of American
citizens against France in the amount of $3,750,000. In exchange, the United Statesacquired the vast
domain of Louisiana Territory, some 828,000 square miles of land. The treaty was dated April 30
and signed on May 2. In October, the U.S. Senate ratified the purchase, and in December 1803
France transferred authority over the region to the United States. This was known as the Louisiana
Purchase.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
and the Mississippi River Delta. Louisiana s vegetation is divided into three areas: the first
contains forest, upland pines and hardwoods, bottom hardwoods, and bald cypress; the second
contains prairies, or dry grasslands; and the third contains marshland, or wet grassland. The
bordering states are Arkansas, Mississippi, and Texas. The bordering body of water is the Gulf
of Mexico. The Mississippi is its major river, its major lakes are Lake Pontachartin, Lake Maurepas,
Toledo Bend Reservoir, Grand Lake, White Lake, Calcasieu Lake, and Catahoula
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The Attacks On Saudi Embassy
The meeting discussed the brutal attacks on the Saudi embassy in Tehran where Al Jubeir noted
that the attacks were clear violations of the international conventions, laws, and treaties. According
to the sanctity of these international agreements, the Iranian government has a responsibility to
protect the diplomatic missions on their soil. Further, he confirmed that the attacks on Saudi
diplomats were highly condemned by other countries, as well as regional and international
organizations such as UN Security Council, the Arab League, and Gulf Cooperation Council. He
asserted that OIC needed to issue a strict stance to Iran from its principles and other international
conventions and laws. Additionally, he concluded that Saudi Arabiawas more concerned with better
relations, mutual respect, non interference and good principles of neighborliness with Iran but the
latter failed to adhere to these basic rules.
As noted before, the Iranian aggressive policies date back to the 1979 revolution, after which the
country has continued to instigate cases of sedition, unrest, and chaos among the countries in the
Gulf region. This is thought to have been a long term effort by Iran to undermine security and
spread instability in the region completely disregarding the moral principles, international
conventions, and treaties. However, despite the numerous consequences caused by continued
Iranian interference, Saudi has maintained a policy of restraint to prevent any major outburst. The
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The meeting discussed the brutal attacks on the Saudi embassy in Tehran where Al Jubeir noted
that the attacks were clear violations of the international conventions, laws, and treaties. According
to the sanctity of these international agreements, the Iranian government has a responsibility to
protect the diplomatic missions on their soil. Further, he confirmed that the attacks on Saudi
diplomats were highly condemned by other countries, as well as regional and international
organizations such as UN Security Council, the Arab League, and Gulf Cooperation Council. He
asserted that OIC needed to issue a strict stance to Iran from its principles and other international
conventions and laws. Additionally, he concluded that Saudi Arabiawas more concerned with better
relations, mutual respect, non interference and good principles of neighborliness with Iran but the
latter failed to adhere to these basic rules.
As noted before, the Iranian aggressive policies date back to the 1979 revolution, after which the
country has continued to instigate cases of sedition, unrest, and chaos among the countries in the
Gulf region. This is thought to have been a long term effort by Iran to undermine security and
spread instability in the region completely disregarding the moral principles, international
conventions, and treaties. However, despite the numerous consequences caused by continued
Iranian interference, Saudi has maintained a policy of restraint to prevent any major outburst. The
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Spanish Cloister
Robert Browning s Soliloquy of a Spanish Cloister reflects a resentful monk who unreasonably
despises his fellow monk, Brother Lawrence. He finds pleasure in physical appearance than on a
spiritual level. He considerably labels himself as a role model of righteousness while wrongly
condemning Brother Lawrence for his wrongdoings. In reality, the speaker ends up revealing his
confessions by attempting to accuse the monk of his own faults. One may wonder about the malice
that the speaker has towards Brother Lawrence. Could it be because he is simply jealous, or is he
insecure? The speaker finds that the more he accentuates the faults of Brother Lawrence, the more
good that he becomes. Although the poem has a lighthearted demeanor, it is a... Show more content
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The speaker s last resort is one of the most malicious acts to consider towards a fellow monk who
is most likely innocent. He states, Or, there s Satan! one might venture / Pledge one s soul to
him, yet leave / such flaw in the indenture (Line 65 67). The speaker wants to bargain with the
Devil in order to hurt Brother Lawrence. He thinks that he can surpass the loophole, but does
not realize that he will still face consequences at the end. It is malpractice to associate oneself
with the Devil because it is a mortal sin. Monks must refrain from committing a mortal sin since
it is a betrayal of God. His malice becomes his self righteousness because he wants no one but
himself to become a virtuous person. The fact that he is attempting to receive aid from the Devil
shows how he is desperate to hurt Brother Lawrence, in order to keep his title as a moral person.
The speaker continues by conjuring up a spirit, which is a mockery of the
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Robert Browning s Soliloquy of a Spanish Cloister reflects a resentful monk who unreasonably
despises his fellow monk, Brother Lawrence. He finds pleasure in physical appearance than on a
spiritual level. He considerably labels himself as a role model of righteousness while wrongly
condemning Brother Lawrence for his wrongdoings. In reality, the speaker ends up revealing his
confessions by attempting to accuse the monk of his own faults. One may wonder about the malice
that the speaker has towards Brother Lawrence. Could it be because he is simply jealous, or is he
insecure? The speaker finds that the more he accentuates the faults of Brother Lawrence, the more
good that he becomes. Although the poem has a lighthearted demeanor, it is a... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The speaker s last resort is one of the most malicious acts to consider towards a fellow monk who
is most likely innocent. He states, Or, there s Satan! one might venture / Pledge one s soul to
him, yet leave / such flaw in the indenture (Line 65 67). The speaker wants to bargain with the
Devil in order to hurt Brother Lawrence. He thinks that he can surpass the loophole, but does
not realize that he will still face consequences at the end. It is malpractice to associate oneself
with the Devil because it is a mortal sin. Monks must refrain from committing a mortal sin since
it is a betrayal of God. His malice becomes his self righteousness because he wants no one but
himself to become a virtuous person. The fact that he is attempting to receive aid from the Devil
shows how he is desperate to hurt Brother Lawrence, in order to keep his title as a moral person.
The speaker continues by conjuring up a spirit, which is a mockery of the
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Ap Excerpt Research Paper
Spring Prompt 2016 Greta Slaats
One day I was taking a hike in the Himalayan mountains and came upon a big wall of stone
blocking the path. In the middle of the stone wall was a round little door with a key hanging on
a hook beside it. Being cautious I crept up to the door and knocked. I don t know who would
have answered the door if someone had answered. I was puzzled and stuck to the spot thinking
of what to do. I decided to walk back to my village way down below and come back tomorrow to
see if the wall was still there. When I got home I ran straight to the town square to go to my father
s workshop. I told Papa all about my journey in the mountains. He warned me of animals that
would take me away to the darkest corners and eat me up. Just then Tijana came running into the
store. There is a tiger in the rice fields! he shouted. Every once in awhile the wild beasts from the
jungle would come into the valley in which the village sat. Our bravest men would shoot arrows
and protect us. When the creature went away or was dead we would celebrate, but that never ...
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As we hiked along Tijana and I pointed out red pandas and other animals along the path. Once
we got to where the door was I told Tijana of the door that we stood in front of. He didn t
understand what I was talking about. So we walked back down to the village. Tijana must have
thought that I was crazy because we didn t speak the whole way down. After I had dropped
Tijana off at his house I decided to go up to the door again. Tijana was not coming with me for he
was to much of a burden. Once I got up to the door I heard growling and there was a tiger right
about 25 yards away from me. I froze because he could have killed me right then and there. The
only option was to go through the door so I took that way out. Slowly, I grabbed the key and
unlocked the door and in one swift motion I quickly slipped through the
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Spring Prompt 2016 Greta Slaats
One day I was taking a hike in the Himalayan mountains and came upon a big wall of stone
blocking the path. In the middle of the stone wall was a round little door with a key hanging on
a hook beside it. Being cautious I crept up to the door and knocked. I don t know who would
have answered the door if someone had answered. I was puzzled and stuck to the spot thinking
of what to do. I decided to walk back to my village way down below and come back tomorrow to
see if the wall was still there. When I got home I ran straight to the town square to go to my father
s workshop. I told Papa all about my journey in the mountains. He warned me of animals that
would take me away to the darkest corners and eat me up. Just then Tijana came running into the
store. There is a tiger in the rice fields! he shouted. Every once in awhile the wild beasts from the
jungle would come into the valley in which the village sat. Our bravest men would shoot arrows
and protect us. When the creature went away or was dead we would celebrate, but that never ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As we hiked along Tijana and I pointed out red pandas and other animals along the path. Once
we got to where the door was I told Tijana of the door that we stood in front of. He didn t
understand what I was talking about. So we walked back down to the village. Tijana must have
thought that I was crazy because we didn t speak the whole way down. After I had dropped
Tijana off at his house I decided to go up to the door again. Tijana was not coming with me for he
was to much of a burden. Once I got up to the door I heard growling and there was a tiger right
about 25 yards away from me. I froze because he could have killed me right then and there. The
only option was to go through the door so I took that way out. Slowly, I grabbed the key and
unlocked the door and in one swift motion I quickly slipped through the
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Sympathy For A By Mrs Hale And Mrs. Hale
Sympathy for a Murderess In a time when women were thought of as airheaded and unconcerned
with matters of importance by men, a woman s compassion and intuition can hold incredible
power. In a Jury of Her Peers , Minnie Wright is judged by her peers, and by their knowledge of
her prior life, her current circumstances, and forced destitution, she is found innocent. In the story,
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters accompany their husbands to the Wright home in a quest to find evidence
implicating Minnie Wright in the murderof her husband. From the moment they enter the home,
Mrs. Hale is sympathetic to Minnie Wright. When the county attorney looks over Minnie
Wrights kitchen and states, Not much of a housekeeper, would you say ladies? Mrs. Hale s stiff
reply is, There s a great deal of work to be done on a farm. Although Mrs. Peters begins the story
with a firm stance of support for her husband saying, Of course it s no more than their duty, in
response to Mrs. Halescomment about the men snooping. However; as the story progresses, Mrs.
Peters views begin to match with Mrs. Hale. Being home makers themselves, it is hard for the
women not to notice how poorly accommodated Minnie has been in her material items. Mrs. Peters
goes about the task for which she came, retrieving the clothingitems Minnie requested. Soon, Mrs.
Hale exclaims, Wright was close! realizing, after examining the shabby, old, and patched clothing,
that Mr. Wright did not allow such basic purchases as
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Sympathy for a Murderess In a time when women were thought of as airheaded and unconcerned
with matters of importance by men, a woman s compassion and intuition can hold incredible
power. In a Jury of Her Peers , Minnie Wright is judged by her peers, and by their knowledge of
her prior life, her current circumstances, and forced destitution, she is found innocent. In the story,
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters accompany their husbands to the Wright home in a quest to find evidence
implicating Minnie Wright in the murderof her husband. From the moment they enter the home,
Mrs. Hale is sympathetic to Minnie Wright. When the county attorney looks over Minnie
Wrights kitchen and states, Not much of a housekeeper, would you say ladies? Mrs. Hale s stiff
reply is, There s a great deal of work to be done on a farm. Although Mrs. Peters begins the story
with a firm stance of support for her husband saying, Of course it s no more than their duty, in
response to Mrs. Halescomment about the men snooping. However; as the story progresses, Mrs.
Peters views begin to match with Mrs. Hale. Being home makers themselves, it is hard for the
women not to notice how poorly accommodated Minnie has been in her material items. Mrs. Peters
goes about the task for which she came, retrieving the clothingitems Minnie requested. Soon, Mrs.
Hale exclaims, Wright was close! realizing, after examining the shabby, old, and patched clothing,
that Mr. Wright did not allow such basic purchases as
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Section 15 Of The ECHR Essay
As opposed to the ACHR and the ICCPR, article 15 of the ECHR does not explicitly prohibit
derogations on the ground of sex, color and religious believes. The rationale among contracting
states is thus that discrimination is permitted to some extent in order to halt a terrorist attack. Those
states argue that it is a matter which pertains to a state s margin of appreciation. Accordingly,
several states have enacted counter terrorismlaws which are discriminatory. In particular, the
parliament of the United Kingdom passed the Section 44 of the Terrorism Act in 2000. The act
granted the Home Secretary the power to maintain a list of designated groups whom they assumed
to be concerned in terrorism. In addition, Section 44 warranted the police... Show more content on
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UK. The applicants had been stopped and searched, in accordance with the procedural rules in
Section 44, as they were walking around an arms fair. Both argued that nothing indicated that they
were terrorist and that they had been discriminated. Their appeals were unanimously dismissed by
the domestic court as they held that the State was acting within their margin of appreciation to
suppress terrorism. Meanwhile, the stop and search powers were deemed illegal by the ECtHR.
The Court maintained that the act did not provide adequate legal safeguards for abuse and that
Section 44 was not sufficiently circumscribed Moreover, the Court acknowledged that the power to
search in and of itself was not unlawful. However, the ECtHR accentuated the risk of the
discriminatory use of the powers and considered it to be a very real consideration . Subsequently,
the Court concluded that the Act violated the right to privacy under Article 8 of the Convention.
Several human rights scholars consider the judgment issued by the ECtHR in Gillan and Quinton v.
UK to complement article 15. We may thus assert that contracting states are not allowed to adopt
counter terrorism acts solely on the ground of religious believes, albeit the fact that it is not
explicitly stated in Article 15 of the
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As opposed to the ACHR and the ICCPR, article 15 of the ECHR does not explicitly prohibit
derogations on the ground of sex, color and religious believes. The rationale among contracting
states is thus that discrimination is permitted to some extent in order to halt a terrorist attack. Those
states argue that it is a matter which pertains to a state s margin of appreciation. Accordingly,
several states have enacted counter terrorismlaws which are discriminatory. In particular, the
parliament of the United Kingdom passed the Section 44 of the Terrorism Act in 2000. The act
granted the Home Secretary the power to maintain a list of designated groups whom they assumed
to be concerned in terrorism. In addition, Section 44 warranted the police... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
UK. The applicants had been stopped and searched, in accordance with the procedural rules in
Section 44, as they were walking around an arms fair. Both argued that nothing indicated that they
were terrorist and that they had been discriminated. Their appeals were unanimously dismissed by
the domestic court as they held that the State was acting within their margin of appreciation to
suppress terrorism. Meanwhile, the stop and search powers were deemed illegal by the ECtHR.
The Court maintained that the act did not provide adequate legal safeguards for abuse and that
Section 44 was not sufficiently circumscribed Moreover, the Court acknowledged that the power to
search in and of itself was not unlawful. However, the ECtHR accentuated the risk of the
discriminatory use of the powers and considered it to be a very real consideration . Subsequently,
the Court concluded that the Act violated the right to privacy under Article 8 of the Convention.
Several human rights scholars consider the judgment issued by the ECtHR in Gillan and Quinton v.
UK to complement article 15. We may thus assert that contracting states are not allowed to adopt
counter terrorism acts solely on the ground of religious believes, albeit the fact that it is not
explicitly stated in Article 15 of the
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Operational Performance Improvements Of Leveraged Buyouts
9. OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS
Operational performance improvements in leveraged buyouts comprise measures that increase
the cash flow of the portfolio company, namely sales growth, margin expansion as well as working
capital.
Leverage buyout can come in different forms such as management buy out, management buy in,
secondary buyout and tertiary buyout.
According to Ashish Jain (2013), A management buyout is a form of acquisition where a company
s existing managers acquire a large part or all of the company from either the parent company or
from the private owners . D. Scott Lee (1992) states, management buyouts occur when a group of
investors, including some managers, buy all of the firm s outstanding common stock with the ...
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They come from an outside source to improve on the poor management of the company that is
being sold. They normally have it more challenging because they also have other purchasers trying
to purchase the same lucrative business.
The main purpose for management buy in is to create change in management and leadership to
better the company. Change can be good or bad. In my opinion change is risky because one
never knows if their new change would work out because change comes with challenges and risk.
Cheryl Francis Nurse (2003) states, to reduce risk of failure and of being overwhelmed by the
impact of change, the change effort must be guided by committed and resilient role models, who
must plan strategically if they are to successfully lead the organization .
Therefore, whoever creates and leads the management buy in needs to make sure that they make
full use of their shareholders in order to be successful and they need to have a team that drives and
supports the changes that will be made. However, anything is subject to failure, so everything
depends on the product, place, price and promotion of the product that you are selling. But should
one have good organizational skills and many heads to lead, then that is when success prevails.
Trehan, R. (2006) defines secondary buyout as a form of leveraged buyout where both the buyer
and the seller are private equity firms or financial
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9. OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS
Operational performance improvements in leveraged buyouts comprise measures that increase
the cash flow of the portfolio company, namely sales growth, margin expansion as well as working
capital.
Leverage buyout can come in different forms such as management buy out, management buy in,
secondary buyout and tertiary buyout.
According to Ashish Jain (2013), A management buyout is a form of acquisition where a company
s existing managers acquire a large part or all of the company from either the parent company or
from the private owners . D. Scott Lee (1992) states, management buyouts occur when a group of
investors, including some managers, buy all of the firm s outstanding common stock with the ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They come from an outside source to improve on the poor management of the company that is
being sold. They normally have it more challenging because they also have other purchasers trying
to purchase the same lucrative business.
The main purpose for management buy in is to create change in management and leadership to
better the company. Change can be good or bad. In my opinion change is risky because one
never knows if their new change would work out because change comes with challenges and risk.
Cheryl Francis Nurse (2003) states, to reduce risk of failure and of being overwhelmed by the
impact of change, the change effort must be guided by committed and resilient role models, who
must plan strategically if they are to successfully lead the organization .
Therefore, whoever creates and leads the management buy in needs to make sure that they make
full use of their shareholders in order to be successful and they need to have a team that drives and
supports the changes that will be made. However, anything is subject to failure, so everything
depends on the product, place, price and promotion of the product that you are selling. But should
one have good organizational skills and many heads to lead, then that is when success prevails.
Trehan, R. (2006) defines secondary buyout as a form of leveraged buyout where both the buyer
and the seller are private equity firms or financial
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Similarities Between Beowulf And Captain America
Superhero s: Beowulf and Captain American The novel Beowulf, A New Translation with an
Introduction. by Burton Raffel, is an epic tale of good vs evil. Beowulf is the idealistic hero of
the Middle Ages based on his generosity, strength, and courage. He puts his life on the line for an
entire kingdom by protecting his people and proves his worthiness of a superior warrior. He is
continually recognized for his strength and courage. Beowulfis not so different from modern day
superheroes such as Captain Americain the movie Avengers: Age of Ultron. Captain America
defeats evil with his mighty shield and protects the people through his generosity to protect Earth,
his strength, and courage. The protagonist of both the novel and movie share commonalities of a
superhero. Heroes are introduced to people early on in life usually as fictional characters, but as
children grow older their perceptions of hero s change. The characteristics of a hero are usually
based around the ideas of a society or culture. In the epic Beowulf, the main character is thought of
as a hero. Beowulf, a pagan warrior and the main character of the epic, shows certain characteristics
such as generosity, strength, and courage, which portray him as a hero. Beowulf is faced with three
forces to fight, Grendel, a monster, Grendel s mother, and the dragon. Beowulf hears about the
troubles that the Danes are having with some evil monster named Grendel. Although Beowulf
knows that he could be killed, he still packs
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Superhero s: Beowulf and Captain American The novel Beowulf, A New Translation with an
Introduction. by Burton Raffel, is an epic tale of good vs evil. Beowulf is the idealistic hero of
the Middle Ages based on his generosity, strength, and courage. He puts his life on the line for an
entire kingdom by protecting his people and proves his worthiness of a superior warrior. He is
continually recognized for his strength and courage. Beowulfis not so different from modern day
superheroes such as Captain Americain the movie Avengers: Age of Ultron. Captain America
defeats evil with his mighty shield and protects the people through his generosity to protect Earth,
his strength, and courage. The protagonist of both the novel and movie share commonalities of a
superhero. Heroes are introduced to people early on in life usually as fictional characters, but as
children grow older their perceptions of hero s change. The characteristics of a hero are usually
based around the ideas of a society or culture. In the epic Beowulf, the main character is thought of
as a hero. Beowulf, a pagan warrior and the main character of the epic, shows certain characteristics
such as generosity, strength, and courage, which portray him as a hero. Beowulf is faced with three
forces to fight, Grendel, a monster, Grendel s mother, and the dragon. Beowulf hears about the
troubles that the Danes are having with some evil monster named Grendel. Although Beowulf
knows that he could be killed, he still packs
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The Death Of A Science Experiment
Today packed only dark, dirty convictions. Too many lives wasted. Too many were taken
advantage of. This consequently, lead to immense deaths. Unfortunately, nobody cared enough to
spare their lost lives. Significant sorrow for silly, morbid intentions. So much nature involved in
so much murder. Only recently did government officials find out vitriolic, clandestine secrets that
were happening for more than several decades. How could vast population be tricked? This is
the most insane testimony of the century. All this aversion and blood have been in the hands of
the villain s, for just a science experiment! It all started by a man who had a special passion for
nature. His favorite garden meals were the Blood meals and the Bone meal.... Show more content on
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So once he went to America, he had no track record so nobody was expecting anything. Daffy
was not a sociopath he just firmly believed that what he was doing was right and for scientific
purposes. His talents had only been extraordinary. Many thought he made the tremendous
contribution to science until they picked up on what his archives revealed. The archives
revealed his biggest secrets of which were the mass murdering. He used human bone meal
instead of the bone meal he claimed he misled them, big league. To disclose and deceive to
believe no one was doing any harm. He knew the exact time to strike. The Organization Daffy
was a part of had the foremost intentions in preserving the environment; their notions were not
only heavy in the hearts, but also deep in their souls. This idea was not solely based on their
belief system based on the fact of composting the inhumane characters in which had destroyed the
government. So, they were on a special mission. Their organization composed of skilled inventors
who were sick, tired of the Urban advancements. They believed if they had shown the world how
prominent gardening was they would be able to destroy these polluted people and their disastrous
desires. They had a strong belief system being which said,
We shall reunite our people to banish the greedy grazers who have goals to destroy the way be
breath, as they are much too busy
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Today packed only dark, dirty convictions. Too many lives wasted. Too many were taken
advantage of. This consequently, lead to immense deaths. Unfortunately, nobody cared enough to
spare their lost lives. Significant sorrow for silly, morbid intentions. So much nature involved in
so much murder. Only recently did government officials find out vitriolic, clandestine secrets that
were happening for more than several decades. How could vast population be tricked? This is
the most insane testimony of the century. All this aversion and blood have been in the hands of
the villain s, for just a science experiment! It all started by a man who had a special passion for
nature. His favorite garden meals were the Blood meals and the Bone meal.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
So once he went to America, he had no track record so nobody was expecting anything. Daffy
was not a sociopath he just firmly believed that what he was doing was right and for scientific
purposes. His talents had only been extraordinary. Many thought he made the tremendous
contribution to science until they picked up on what his archives revealed. The archives
revealed his biggest secrets of which were the mass murdering. He used human bone meal
instead of the bone meal he claimed he misled them, big league. To disclose and deceive to
believe no one was doing any harm. He knew the exact time to strike. The Organization Daffy
was a part of had the foremost intentions in preserving the environment; their notions were not
only heavy in the hearts, but also deep in their souls. This idea was not solely based on their
belief system based on the fact of composting the inhumane characters in which had destroyed the
government. So, they were on a special mission. Their organization composed of skilled inventors
who were sick, tired of the Urban advancements. They believed if they had shown the world how
prominent gardening was they would be able to destroy these polluted people and their disastrous
desires. They had a strong belief system being which said,
We shall reunite our people to banish the greedy grazers who have goals to destroy the way be
breath, as they are much too busy
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Shelley sThe Revolt Of Islam, And The French Revolution
After the glories of the Revolution had been washed away by the blood bath in France during the
terror and consequent events, the artistic stage of Europe came to be dominated by a spirit of
gloom and misanthropy , a culture of political despondency, an age of catastrophic despair. Shelley
s The Revolt of Islam, according to Cian Duffey, was an attempt to revise the cultural record
surrounding history s foremost political catastrophe, to relocate the apparent disaster of the
revolutionwithin a long term systematic, natural economy of hope . Shelley does not just attempt to
correct the failed political confidences of his fellow artists like Byron, Wordsworth and Southey but
challenges the dominant catastrophist record of the Revolution in the public mind. Writing the
Revolution, to quote Duffy again, would therefore also mean righting the revolution: correcting
public interpretation of what had happened in France . By calling the French Revolutionthe master
theme of the epoch in which we live , and in turn writing about another failed attempt of a
Revolution, Shelley seeks to trace its locus in a Necessitarian/Deterministic notion of the natural
history of politics, a history within which the Napoleonic collapse of the Revolution is a natural
part of the inevitable, the gradual and long term process of political change. Dismissed by critics
like Bloom and White as an abortive allegorical epic which is thematically incoherent , The Revolt
of Islam has not received
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After the glories of the Revolution had been washed away by the blood bath in France during the
terror and consequent events, the artistic stage of Europe came to be dominated by a spirit of
gloom and misanthropy , a culture of political despondency, an age of catastrophic despair. Shelley
s The Revolt of Islam, according to Cian Duffey, was an attempt to revise the cultural record
surrounding history s foremost political catastrophe, to relocate the apparent disaster of the
revolutionwithin a long term systematic, natural economy of hope . Shelley does not just attempt to
correct the failed political confidences of his fellow artists like Byron, Wordsworth and Southey but
challenges the dominant catastrophist record of the Revolution in the public mind. Writing the
Revolution, to quote Duffy again, would therefore also mean righting the revolution: correcting
public interpretation of what had happened in France . By calling the French Revolutionthe master
theme of the epoch in which we live , and in turn writing about another failed attempt of a
Revolution, Shelley seeks to trace its locus in a Necessitarian/Deterministic notion of the natural
history of politics, a history within which the Napoleonic collapse of the Revolution is a natural
part of the inevitable, the gradual and long term process of political change. Dismissed by critics
like Bloom and White as an abortive allegorical epic which is thematically incoherent , The Revolt
of Islam has not received
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Lebron James Genres
A new movie just came out. Many people rushed to theatres to see the new movie Split be played
on the big screen. To many people, this movie may just be considered a horror and they re
excited to see it just to jump out of their seat. Others may think the movie is a psychological
thriller, and hope to be intrigued by the weird mind of the main character. These genres of the
movie are what entice people to go see a movie like this. What most people don t know is that
there is much more to the to the definition of a genrethan just some topic. Every piece of
information contains multiple genres that can be explored. Genres are complex and always
changing depending on the how the piece was made and how the viewer is seeing it too. Genres are
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The video clip got over three million loops and more people are still seeing it. When this video
went viral, more people were excited to see Lebron and his team face the Warriors again. This
Vine is very good for the NBA because it is actually advertising the game between the two teams
making more people excited for the Finals. Small gestures like the one he made are going to
make the turnouts for these games even bigger and most people would have not noticed it if it
were not for this digital artifact. An advertising genre is a genre used to attract people to a topic
and make them come back later to see if more has happened. The use of this genre shows that not
only can the type of genre entertain the viewer, but can also benefit the creator of the piece and
change the outcome of their piece. This shows how genres are very flexible and take many shapes
in the entertainment
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A new movie just came out. Many people rushed to theatres to see the new movie Split be played
on the big screen. To many people, this movie may just be considered a horror and they re
excited to see it just to jump out of their seat. Others may think the movie is a psychological
thriller, and hope to be intrigued by the weird mind of the main character. These genres of the
movie are what entice people to go see a movie like this. What most people don t know is that
there is much more to the to the definition of a genrethan just some topic. Every piece of
information contains multiple genres that can be explored. Genres are complex and always
changing depending on the how the piece was made and how the viewer is seeing it too. Genres are
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The video clip got over three million loops and more people are still seeing it. When this video
went viral, more people were excited to see Lebron and his team face the Warriors again. This
Vine is very good for the NBA because it is actually advertising the game between the two teams
making more people excited for the Finals. Small gestures like the one he made are going to
make the turnouts for these games even bigger and most people would have not noticed it if it
were not for this digital artifact. An advertising genre is a genre used to attract people to a topic
and make them come back later to see if more has happened. The use of this genre shows that not
only can the type of genre entertain the viewer, but can also benefit the creator of the piece and
change the outcome of their piece. This shows how genres are very flexible and take many shapes
in the entertainment
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Native Americans and Peyote Use Essay
For better or worse, many societies of the modern world tolerate certain methods of self
intoxication. Despite the possibility of negative consequences, all the cultures of the world the
consumption of substances like alcohol and tobacco are sanctioned under particular circumstances.
All societies face the reality that significant proportions of mankind seek to the same time expressly
criminalizing others. This irony is made more bizarre by the evidence that a myriad of rich cultural
timelines can supply to demonstrate that there is reasonable historical precedence in existence to
show the use of alternative forms of drugs being cultivated and utilized.(McKenna) The concept of
an individual person deliberately changing their perception... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
By contrast, if the same group had discovered and ingested some hallucinogenic mushrooms,
they would be compelled to confront and would surely have discussed and attempted to
understand the nature of their otherworldly mushroom induced encounters. Assuming that their
neurochemistry was not so different from ours today, those occurrences would have been well
beyond the bounds of their everyday experiences and vocabulary. They could easily have
concluded that these plants were the residences of divinities or other spiritual forces. (Nichols)
Not soon after the first Europeans set foot on American soil at the end of the fifteenth century,
they began take note with varying degrees of fascination and revulsion of a strange indigenous
custom psychedelic plant ritual. They were later to recognize this occurrence as an
indispensable aspect of aboriginal religion and ritual in many parts of the New World.
Intoxication by certain plants were ascribed supernatural powers by indigenous people.
Hallucinations and the experience of Peyote are seen as not only a cosmic experience, but also a
personal reflection life and its many lessons as well. The Psychedelic Peyote is a species of cactus
that grows in regions of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. It is most well known
for
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For better or worse, many societies of the modern world tolerate certain methods of self
intoxication. Despite the possibility of negative consequences, all the cultures of the world the
consumption of substances like alcohol and tobacco are sanctioned under particular circumstances.
All societies face the reality that significant proportions of mankind seek to the same time expressly
criminalizing others. This irony is made more bizarre by the evidence that a myriad of rich cultural
timelines can supply to demonstrate that there is reasonable historical precedence in existence to
show the use of alternative forms of drugs being cultivated and utilized.(McKenna) The concept of
an individual person deliberately changing their perception... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
By contrast, if the same group had discovered and ingested some hallucinogenic mushrooms,
they would be compelled to confront and would surely have discussed and attempted to
understand the nature of their otherworldly mushroom induced encounters. Assuming that their
neurochemistry was not so different from ours today, those occurrences would have been well
beyond the bounds of their everyday experiences and vocabulary. They could easily have
concluded that these plants were the residences of divinities or other spiritual forces. (Nichols)
Not soon after the first Europeans set foot on American soil at the end of the fifteenth century,
they began take note with varying degrees of fascination and revulsion of a strange indigenous
custom psychedelic plant ritual. They were later to recognize this occurrence as an
indispensable aspect of aboriginal religion and ritual in many parts of the New World.
Intoxication by certain plants were ascribed supernatural powers by indigenous people.
Hallucinations and the experience of Peyote are seen as not only a cosmic experience, but also a
personal reflection life and its many lessons as well. The Psychedelic Peyote is a species of cactus
that grows in regions of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. It is most well known
for
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How Did Philip II Influence Spain
Philip II was the king of Spain when he acquired it from his father Charles V. His father decided
to was too hard to control all of the land. He gave Philip II Spain and Ferdinand the Holy Roman
Empire. Philip II ruled Spain with his father s influence. He had the same desire to strengthen the
power of the Catholic Church. But Spainhad many economic problems that weighed the nation
down. The policies that Philip II made were focused on making other countries Catholic nations,
and those policies weren t effective in helping Spain and its problems. Philip II s Catholic rule
affected Spain s desire to become a better nation. Spain s population was increasing which meant
that there was more of a demand for food and other goods. Silver... Show more content on
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Some of the foreign policies included getting rid of Protestant Reformation. Philip II wanted
Catholicism to remain strong. He believed that every country should be Catholic. That it why
Philip II decided to raise taxes in the Netherlands. His policy was to change the religion of the
Netherlands and England. But when his nephew, King Sebastian of Portugal, died he believed that
it was his right to take Portugal because it was his nephew (Lewis, Jonathan). At this point he
focused on expanding and the other European countries were concerned by this growth. But even
with the new interest, Philip II decided to try something different. Now that he has more power,
he was convinced that the Spanish Armada and the Spanish army in the Netherlands could take
England and France down. He ended up taking France and giving it to his daughter, Isabella Clara
Eugenia (Lewis, Jonathan). The first foreign policy of making the Netherlands Catholic, developed
into a second foreign policy of expanding his power to take control of France and England. But
during this all his Catholic allies found it difficult to distinguish whether Philip did it for the
Catholic Church or for the interest of
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Philip II was the king of Spain when he acquired it from his father Charles V. His father decided
to was too hard to control all of the land. He gave Philip II Spain and Ferdinand the Holy Roman
Empire. Philip II ruled Spain with his father s influence. He had the same desire to strengthen the
power of the Catholic Church. But Spainhad many economic problems that weighed the nation
down. The policies that Philip II made were focused on making other countries Catholic nations,
and those policies weren t effective in helping Spain and its problems. Philip II s Catholic rule
affected Spain s desire to become a better nation. Spain s population was increasing which meant
that there was more of a demand for food and other goods. Silver... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the foreign policies included getting rid of Protestant Reformation. Philip II wanted
Catholicism to remain strong. He believed that every country should be Catholic. That it why
Philip II decided to raise taxes in the Netherlands. His policy was to change the religion of the
Netherlands and England. But when his nephew, King Sebastian of Portugal, died he believed that
it was his right to take Portugal because it was his nephew (Lewis, Jonathan). At this point he
focused on expanding and the other European countries were concerned by this growth. But even
with the new interest, Philip II decided to try something different. Now that he has more power,
he was convinced that the Spanish Armada and the Spanish army in the Netherlands could take
England and France down. He ended up taking France and giving it to his daughter, Isabella Clara
Eugenia (Lewis, Jonathan). The first foreign policy of making the Netherlands Catholic, developed
into a second foreign policy of expanding his power to take control of France and England. But
during this all his Catholic allies found it difficult to distinguish whether Philip did it for the
Catholic Church or for the interest of
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The Easter Islander s Rise And Fall Essay example
The original inhabitants of Easter Island serve to show us what the ingenuity of the human spirit
can accomplish and the follies that can accompany them. The first islanders were the Polynesians
that arrived around 400 AD from south east Asia. It is estimated that their were between twenty and
thirty individuals that made the colossal journey. By the innovation of the double canoe it allowed
them to travel a great distance to an islandwhere they could establish a brilliant civilization. There
civilization was based on being the best one can be which fostered intense competition between the
different clans. Competition brought out the best and the worst in the people over their greed for
the resources that the island provided. The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to advance the islander s society, they began cutting down the vegetation and wooded
areas of the island. They found this necessary because by cutting down the trees it allowed for
more space for agriculture that the inhabitants needed to satisfy the flourishing population. It was
also necessary because the trees were used for canoes, heating, houses, cooking and poles. The
greatest abuse of the wooded area came from the need to move the stone statues from the quarry to
different sites on the island. Islanders used the tree trunks as rollers since they had to rely on
human power to move them. Excessive use of wooded areas resulted in over six hundred large
stone statues being made and most of the forest disappearing by the 1600s. The disappearance of
the wooded areas brought about great changes to the islander s way of life. One change was that
the islanders could no longer build houses out of wood and instead had to find new places to
live. They began living in shelters dug out from the hillside and making reed huts made from the
remaining vegetation that grew near the water. The lack of woodlands brought an end to long
journeys since the canoes were made of wood. Only reed boats were a possibility that could only
travel a short distance. Gathering food from the sea was made harder too. Since nets for fishing
were made from the mulberry tree that was no longer available. The diminishing resources resulted
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The original inhabitants of Easter Island serve to show us what the ingenuity of the human spirit
can accomplish and the follies that can accompany them. The first islanders were the Polynesians
that arrived around 400 AD from south east Asia. It is estimated that their were between twenty and
thirty individuals that made the colossal journey. By the innovation of the double canoe it allowed
them to travel a great distance to an islandwhere they could establish a brilliant civilization. There
civilization was based on being the best one can be which fostered intense competition between the
different clans. Competition brought out the best and the worst in the people over their greed for
the resources that the island provided. The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to advance the islander s society, they began cutting down the vegetation and wooded
areas of the island. They found this necessary because by cutting down the trees it allowed for
more space for agriculture that the inhabitants needed to satisfy the flourishing population. It was
also necessary because the trees were used for canoes, heating, houses, cooking and poles. The
greatest abuse of the wooded area came from the need to move the stone statues from the quarry to
different sites on the island. Islanders used the tree trunks as rollers since they had to rely on
human power to move them. Excessive use of wooded areas resulted in over six hundred large
stone statues being made and most of the forest disappearing by the 1600s. The disappearance of
the wooded areas brought about great changes to the islander s way of life. One change was that
the islanders could no longer build houses out of wood and instead had to find new places to
live. They began living in shelters dug out from the hillside and making reed huts made from the
remaining vegetation that grew near the water. The lack of woodlands brought an end to long
journeys since the canoes were made of wood. Only reed boats were a possibility that could only
travel a short distance. Gathering food from the sea was made harder too. Since nets for fishing
were made from the mulberry tree that was no longer available. The diminishing resources resulted
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Proposal On Body Weight
My aunt, who has had 3 children over the course of 4 years, struggles with her weight. The
largest factor contributing to her excess body weight is the kids. The children are very young
and demand an overwhelming amount of her time as a stay at home mother. Carrying 3 children
takes a great toll on one s body, and she has little time to recover from the last child before
carrying the next. A seemingly continuous state of pregnancy results in reduced exercising,
binging, cravings, and loss of motivation. I recommend that she engage in mommy workouts
with her little one s as an activity to occupy her kids and increase her activity. Mommy workouts
are exercises that a mother can complete with her children, such as raising her little one over her
head while doing leg raises, etc. Regarding diet, I recommend that she reduce the fast food intake
that often is resorted to in a demanding lifestyle. In extension to this, she can substitute high
sodium and high fat foods on these menus with salad options. In order to comply with a busy
lifestyle, healthier food options are still possible at home with the use of a crock pot, which can
be set up before the kids wake up. A church member can seldom attend services due to his struggle
with weight, which has recently put him in a wheelchair. A combination of complications with
aging and learned helplessness have resulted in an overwhelming weight struggle. As he ages, his
weight has become harder to manage as physical activity becomes
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My aunt, who has had 3 children over the course of 4 years, struggles with her weight. The
largest factor contributing to her excess body weight is the kids. The children are very young
and demand an overwhelming amount of her time as a stay at home mother. Carrying 3 children
takes a great toll on one s body, and she has little time to recover from the last child before
carrying the next. A seemingly continuous state of pregnancy results in reduced exercising,
binging, cravings, and loss of motivation. I recommend that she engage in mommy workouts
with her little one s as an activity to occupy her kids and increase her activity. Mommy workouts
are exercises that a mother can complete with her children, such as raising her little one over her
head while doing leg raises, etc. Regarding diet, I recommend that she reduce the fast food intake
that often is resorted to in a demanding lifestyle. In extension to this, she can substitute high
sodium and high fat foods on these menus with salad options. In order to comply with a busy
lifestyle, healthier food options are still possible at home with the use of a crock pot, which can
be set up before the kids wake up. A church member can seldom attend services due to his struggle
with weight, which has recently put him in a wheelchair. A combination of complications with
aging and learned helplessness have resulted in an overwhelming weight struggle. As he ages, his
weight has become harder to manage as physical activity becomes
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Bullying Is The Job Of Parents And Schools
Bullying is when you force someone to do something they do not want to, and it can cause stress
or then leads to suicide in some cases. In Schoolyard Bullies by Stephanie Simon, prosecutor
James Backstrom maintains school bullies should go to jail. However, I do not think bullies
should go to jail, because there are different degrees of bullying. Some bullies are victims, and
sending bullies to jail does not cure them. Stopping bullying is the job of parents and schools.
Parents play a key role in preventing and responding to bullying. Parents should recognize the
warning signs that the child is involved in bullying. Children could be being bullied, bullying
others, or witnessing bullying. Although these signs could signal other issues, parents should
talk to their children if they display any sort of behavioral or emotional changes. Many times
children won t ask for help, so it is important to know what to look for. If the child is at
immediate risk of harming himself or others, parents need to get help right away. Just sending
the children who are bullies to go to jail, and doing jail time are not a good way to correct
children s behaviors. I understand the rationale . . . , but incarceration is a fairly big stick, says
Susan Limber, a bullying expert at Clemson University. You can get the same payoff with a lot less
drastic measures (Simon 2). Moreover, if the children go to jail, they might not change their mind,
even though their behavior will be
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Bullying is when you force someone to do something they do not want to, and it can cause stress
or then leads to suicide in some cases. In Schoolyard Bullies by Stephanie Simon, prosecutor
James Backstrom maintains school bullies should go to jail. However, I do not think bullies
should go to jail, because there are different degrees of bullying. Some bullies are victims, and
sending bullies to jail does not cure them. Stopping bullying is the job of parents and schools.
Parents play a key role in preventing and responding to bullying. Parents should recognize the
warning signs that the child is involved in bullying. Children could be being bullied, bullying
others, or witnessing bullying. Although these signs could signal other issues, parents should
talk to their children if they display any sort of behavioral or emotional changes. Many times
children won t ask for help, so it is important to know what to look for. If the child is at
immediate risk of harming himself or others, parents need to get help right away. Just sending
the children who are bullies to go to jail, and doing jail time are not a good way to correct
children s behaviors. I understand the rationale . . . , but incarceration is a fairly big stick, says
Susan Limber, a bullying expert at Clemson University. You can get the same payoff with a lot less
drastic measures (Simon 2). Moreover, if the children go to jail, they might not change their mind,
even though their behavior will be
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Case Study Freeflyer
Hi Jun,
Thank you for evaluating FreeFlyer and your patience while we worked through your issue. Our
Tech Support team has spent some time analyzing your Mission Plan s (MP). We are happy to see
you using the Orbit Determination (OD) abilities of FreeFlyer. We do have some suggestions to
help in simplifying your MP and evaluating your results.
To recap, you have three separate MP s; the first is to setup your spacecraft and export the state
vector as an ephemeris. Then the second MP is used to apply the Black Jack point solution data
file to the ephemeris file using a Kalman Filter tool. The final MP then uses the Tracking Data
Editor to generate a new Black Jack point solution data file from the original Black Jack point
solution. Although, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
oIn your spacecraft GUI there is a tab for the propagator step size (Spacecraft1 п ѓMotion Model
пѓPropagator п ѓStep Size) set to 300 seconds, where as your Kalman Filter step size is only 60
seconds. The Spacecraft step size should be identical to the Kalman Filter step size. This is
mainly due to the Kalman Filter step size taking precedent in FreeFlyer and wanting to ensure that
the spacecraft propagation is synced with the Kalman Filter. o Also under the Motion Model you
are using 22 Zonal and Tesseral potential fields and the Analytic density model. Although this is
not incorrect you would receive a better estimate if you used the Jacchia Roberts density model
and increased your Zonals to a larger number. I have updated the Zonals and Tesserals, in the
attached MP, to use 40
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Hi Jun,
Thank you for evaluating FreeFlyer and your patience while we worked through your issue. Our
Tech Support team has spent some time analyzing your Mission Plan s (MP). We are happy to see
you using the Orbit Determination (OD) abilities of FreeFlyer. We do have some suggestions to
help in simplifying your MP and evaluating your results.
To recap, you have three separate MP s; the first is to setup your spacecraft and export the state
vector as an ephemeris. Then the second MP is used to apply the Black Jack point solution data
file to the ephemeris file using a Kalman Filter tool. The final MP then uses the Tracking Data
Editor to generate a new Black Jack point solution data file from the original Black Jack point
solution. Although, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
oIn your spacecraft GUI there is a tab for the propagator step size (Spacecraft1 п ѓMotion Model
пѓPropagator п ѓStep Size) set to 300 seconds, where as your Kalman Filter step size is only 60
seconds. The Spacecraft step size should be identical to the Kalman Filter step size. This is
mainly due to the Kalman Filter step size taking precedent in FreeFlyer and wanting to ensure that
the spacecraft propagation is synced with the Kalman Filter. o Also under the Motion Model you
are using 22 Zonal and Tesseral potential fields and the Analytic density model. Although this is
not incorrect you would receive a better estimate if you used the Jacchia Roberts density model
and increased your Zonals to a larger number. I have updated the Zonals and Tesserals, in the
attached MP, to use 40
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The Medici Of Great Modern Art
The Medici could be regarded as the very first inveterate collectors of great modern art, with their
complicated emotions involved, such as their guilt, ambition of authority, and sexual lust. In the
end, the Medici did not only collect paintings and sculptures; they had changed the very nature
of art itself. Art had been transformed from serving Christianity to personal collecting purpose.
Francesco I de Medici s Studiolo could be marked as a sign of art as personal preference rather
than being used on other larger perspectives. Following up his father Cosimo de Medici s artistic
projects, Francesco has led them to an ultimate conclusion and a glorious beginning. According to
the name of Studiolo, we could infer that this is a place for collecting and displaying one s rare,
precious curiosities. The Studiolo was commissioned by Francesco I de Medici, who also known
as the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Being different from his ancestors, Francesco was only interested
in searching bizarre and fascinating art pieces for his own eyes. Francesco was obsessed
amassing exotic objects for his whole life. Thus, he has built himself a private chamber to store his
own collections. The death of the republicanism brought a turning point for the Medici in 1532. In
1564, when Francesco s father, Grand Duke Cosimo, the First handed over control of the
government to him, he became the prince regent. Though Francesco I de Medici has not played a
highlighting role in the history, and even
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The Medici could be regarded as the very first inveterate collectors of great modern art, with their
complicated emotions involved, such as their guilt, ambition of authority, and sexual lust. In the
end, the Medici did not only collect paintings and sculptures; they had changed the very nature
of art itself. Art had been transformed from serving Christianity to personal collecting purpose.
Francesco I de Medici s Studiolo could be marked as a sign of art as personal preference rather
than being used on other larger perspectives. Following up his father Cosimo de Medici s artistic
projects, Francesco has led them to an ultimate conclusion and a glorious beginning. According to
the name of Studiolo, we could infer that this is a place for collecting and displaying one s rare,
precious curiosities. The Studiolo was commissioned by Francesco I de Medici, who also known
as the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Being different from his ancestors, Francesco was only interested
in searching bizarre and fascinating art pieces for his own eyes. Francesco was obsessed
amassing exotic objects for his whole life. Thus, he has built himself a private chamber to store his
own collections. The death of the republicanism brought a turning point for the Medici in 1532. In
1564, when Francesco s father, Grand Duke Cosimo, the First handed over control of the
government to him, he became the prince regent. Though Francesco I de Medici has not played a
highlighting role in the history, and even
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Sources of Conflict BetweenPalestine and Israel
The conflict between Palestine and Israel stems from disagreements about the land, differences in
the opinions of historical change of boundaries, differences in religion and also disagreements
among international actors that have influenced how the conflict has played out since the
boundaries of Israel were drawn up after World War II.
This paper will focus on the armed conflict between Palestine, specifically the Hamas backed Gaza
strip and the state of Israel that has led to the loss of many lives on both sides, while at the same
time, created tensions between state actors that make the idea of this conflict being eventually
resolved almost impossible unless there is some major change in the internal and external
environment. The armed conflict that the paper describes is between Hamas which is viewed as
a Islamist terrorist group by Israel, the United States and several other countries with their ultimate
goal being winning back the land that they claim to be theirs and also turning Palestine into an
Islamic fundamentalist state. On the other hand, the state of Israel defines itself as a Jewish and
Democratic State, with 75% of their population being Jewish which would make it a Jewish
majority state. Israel also governs itself on the Basic Laws of Israel, which include the Israeli
nationality law that in effect grants the right to all Jewish people the right to return to Israel and
automatically be able to receive Israeli citizenship and establishes Jerusalem as the
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The conflict between Palestine and Israel stems from disagreements about the land, differences in
the opinions of historical change of boundaries, differences in religion and also disagreements
among international actors that have influenced how the conflict has played out since the
boundaries of Israel were drawn up after World War II.
This paper will focus on the armed conflict between Palestine, specifically the Hamas backed Gaza
strip and the state of Israel that has led to the loss of many lives on both sides, while at the same
time, created tensions between state actors that make the idea of this conflict being eventually
resolved almost impossible unless there is some major change in the internal and external
environment. The armed conflict that the paper describes is between Hamas which is viewed as
a Islamist terrorist group by Israel, the United States and several other countries with their ultimate
goal being winning back the land that they claim to be theirs and also turning Palestine into an
Islamic fundamentalist state. On the other hand, the state of Israel defines itself as a Jewish and
Democratic State, with 75% of their population being Jewish which would make it a Jewish
majority state. Israel also governs itself on the Basic Laws of Israel, which include the Israeli
nationality law that in effect grants the right to all Jewish people the right to return to Israel and
automatically be able to receive Israeli citizenship and establishes Jerusalem as the
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San Francisco History
California is home to seven of the fifty largest cities in the U.S. by population and rank. Of these
seven, I will discuss one of my favorite cities in the world San Francisco, California. San Francisco
is the thirteenth largest city in the U.S. but only coming in as the fourth largest in California after
Los Angeles, San Diego and San Jose. As of July 2014 the population estimate was a little over
850,000 for San Francisco. (Infoplease) San Francisco is a cityrich in history, lust and disaster most
of which is detailed below. San Francisco is a city rich in history and culture. Founded in 1776
after being void of Europeans until 1775 when the Spanish finally ventured north of Southern
California. (Pederson) Led by Gasper de Portola on an... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For 74 days the Army patrolled the cities and what made this so odd was that martial law was never
declared. The Army also took the initiative to re establish communication networks and handled the
distribution of food and supplies. The committee ended up controlling local funds, including the 10
million in donations. Under the committee land use was controlled, business licensing, zoning and
building trade rules were regulated. The speedy redevelopment was made possible by these two
public sector developments allowing a thriving private market in a city under reconstruction.
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California is home to seven of the fifty largest cities in the U.S. by population and rank. Of these
seven, I will discuss one of my favorite cities in the world San Francisco, California. San Francisco
is the thirteenth largest city in the U.S. but only coming in as the fourth largest in California after
Los Angeles, San Diego and San Jose. As of July 2014 the population estimate was a little over
850,000 for San Francisco. (Infoplease) San Francisco is a cityrich in history, lust and disaster most
of which is detailed below. San Francisco is a city rich in history and culture. Founded in 1776
after being void of Europeans until 1775 when the Spanish finally ventured north of Southern
California. (Pederson) Led by Gasper de Portola on an... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For 74 days the Army patrolled the cities and what made this so odd was that martial law was never
declared. The Army also took the initiative to re establish communication networks and handled the
distribution of food and supplies. The committee ended up controlling local funds, including the 10
million in donations. Under the committee land use was controlled, business licensing, zoning and
building trade rules were regulated. The speedy redevelopment was made possible by these two
public sector developments allowing a thriving private market in a city under reconstruction.
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Outdoor Recreation Is A Big Part Of Humans Interacting...
Outdoor recreation is a big part of humans interacting with the environment. Hiking, biking,
hunting, fishing, visiting national parks, examining wildlife, and traveling: these are the primary
outdoor recreational activities in the United States. Each one has a significant impact on the
environment. At some outdoor recreational activity spots there are restrictions as to where guests
can walk and how much of the environment they can explore. This isn t to make the guests mad; it
is to preserve nature and make it last a long time, so the visitors can come back in years to come.
First, outdoor recreationis visiting National Parks and Wildlife Conservation. National Parks are
visited by millions of people each year. The way the national... Show more content on
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Littering is bad for our air quality, and vandalism makes the park not look as nice. Also park
rangers have to clean up after the public, keeping them from more productive parts of their jobs.
If guests want to keep visiting the parks and be able to experience the scenic views of different
states, they need to be respectful of the earth. Guests need to think of the impact they are having on
others, not just themselves. While Utah s residents and visitors are having fun in the outdoors, they
also feed our economy and improve their health. Said The State of Utah Outdoor Recreation Vision.
Utah s outdoor recreation industry is a significant and growing part of the states economy,
contributing well paying jobs, for highly skilled workers and a tax base that funds essential state
services. As long as Americans are participating in wholesome, appropriate activities, they are
contributing to the wellness of America. When Americans take advantage of the rights and
privileges they are given, they are affecting the United States in a negative way. Outdoor recreation
is about embracing nature how it is. Called Out is a short story that talks about flowers which
bloom only when there is a lot of rainfall. According to Barbra Kingsolver; author of called out,
she states, While nearly everyone else on the planet was cursing the soggy consequences of El
Nino s downpours, here in
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Outdoor recreation is a big part of humans interacting with the environment. Hiking, biking,
hunting, fishing, visiting national parks, examining wildlife, and traveling: these are the primary
outdoor recreational activities in the United States. Each one has a significant impact on the
environment. At some outdoor recreational activity spots there are restrictions as to where guests
can walk and how much of the environment they can explore. This isn t to make the guests mad; it
is to preserve nature and make it last a long time, so the visitors can come back in years to come.
First, outdoor recreationis visiting National Parks and Wildlife Conservation. National Parks are
visited by millions of people each year. The way the national... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Littering is bad for our air quality, and vandalism makes the park not look as nice. Also park
rangers have to clean up after the public, keeping them from more productive parts of their jobs.
If guests want to keep visiting the parks and be able to experience the scenic views of different
states, they need to be respectful of the earth. Guests need to think of the impact they are having on
others, not just themselves. While Utah s residents and visitors are having fun in the outdoors, they
also feed our economy and improve their health. Said The State of Utah Outdoor Recreation Vision.
Utah s outdoor recreation industry is a significant and growing part of the states economy,
contributing well paying jobs, for highly skilled workers and a tax base that funds essential state
services. As long as Americans are participating in wholesome, appropriate activities, they are
contributing to the wellness of America. When Americans take advantage of the rights and
privileges they are given, they are affecting the United States in a negative way. Outdoor recreation
is about embracing nature how it is. Called Out is a short story that talks about flowers which
bloom only when there is a lot of rainfall. According to Barbra Kingsolver; author of called out,
she states, While nearly everyone else on the planet was cursing the soggy consequences of El
Nino s downpours, here in
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Is The Best Method For Development Sustainable Development...
Introduction
The main question to be addressed in this paper pertains to the notion that the best method for
development is to set clear, measurable goals such as the Millennium Development Goals. In
particular, I will first discuss the arguments supporting and questioning this assertion from a number
of authors. I will then consider the question of whether or not this model should be replicated for
the next generation of efforts, which are starting to become known as the Sustainable Development
Goals. Overall, I will argue that, while it is true that there are benefits to setting clear, measurable
targets in terms of engagement, there are significant costs associated with this model that must be
considered, particularly going forward. This paper will proceed in three sections. In the first, I will
consider the arguments supporting the use of clear, measurable targets for development.. In the
second, conversely, I will consider the arguments questioning the utility of using such targets. In the
third section, I will consider the question of how to proceed with the Sustainable Development
Goals that have been proposed as the next step.
Arguments Supporting the Use of Clear, Measurable Targets
The use of indicators to measure progress has been lauded as one of the key factors in the success
of the Millennium Development Goals, both in terms of the continued relevance of the project
almost fifteen years after its inception and in terms of progress towards meeting the
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Introduction
The main question to be addressed in this paper pertains to the notion that the best method for
development is to set clear, measurable goals such as the Millennium Development Goals. In
particular, I will first discuss the arguments supporting and questioning this assertion from a number
of authors. I will then consider the question of whether or not this model should be replicated for
the next generation of efforts, which are starting to become known as the Sustainable Development
Goals. Overall, I will argue that, while it is true that there are benefits to setting clear, measurable
targets in terms of engagement, there are significant costs associated with this model that must be
considered, particularly going forward. This paper will proceed in three sections. In the first, I will
consider the arguments supporting the use of clear, measurable targets for development.. In the
second, conversely, I will consider the arguments questioning the utility of using such targets. In the
third section, I will consider the question of how to proceed with the Sustainable Development
Goals that have been proposed as the next step.
Arguments Supporting the Use of Clear, Measurable Targets
The use of indicators to measure progress has been lauded as one of the key factors in the success
of the Millennium Development Goals, both in terms of the continued relevance of the project
almost fifteen years after its inception and in terms of progress towards meeting the
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Second Lines Of New Orleans
Nicole Hall
Anthropology
November 9, 2015
Second Lines in New Orleans
On the morning of August 29, 2005 was one of the deadliest hurricanes in the United States, known
as Hurricane Katrina struck the south coast of New Orleans, leaving thousands of African American
whom lived in Treme homeless, missing and hundreds dead. Way before the hurricane Treme,
which is one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in New Orleans. The city of New
Orleans is officially divided into 73 neighborhoods grouped into 13 planning districts. Among these,
the 4th district is of interest because of its central location, cultural history, and socio economic
challenges confronted prior to the catastrophe (Barrios, 2). The reason why the 4th district was so ...
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These cultural things are beginning to change. People that have been here a short time, and I
mean twenty years is a short time, twenty years or less. They want the second lines to clean up
after themselves... Growing up in Treme, you had a bar, a church, and a funeral home, so you
knew where your family was (Barrios, 14). Cheryl Austin caused much commotion with his
comments and sparked attention with Pierre Bourdieu, who describes her as recently, arrived
outsiders. For me, if you did not grow up here, you cannot appreciate living here. People who
think like that, people who want Treme transformed, could go anywhere and dismantle what was
there and build what they wanted. For outsiders, the most important thing here is the building.
For us, it is our culture, for us, that is, what we consider community, not the buildings (Barrios,
15). Both Austin and Bourdieu make two completely point about the way they view their culture
difference of Treme. To my knowledge what Austin was trying to interpret his view is that when
he grew up in Treme, it was all about being free and being comfortable around your own
neighborhood, which I absolutely agree with. I wouldn t want to live in a neighborhood where I
couldn t feel free to do what I want to do, like sitting on the privacy of my own home and drinking
a beer without being judge and that what the
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Nicole Hall
Anthropology
November 9, 2015
Second Lines in New Orleans
On the morning of August 29, 2005 was one of the deadliest hurricanes in the United States, known
as Hurricane Katrina struck the south coast of New Orleans, leaving thousands of African American
whom lived in Treme homeless, missing and hundreds dead. Way before the hurricane Treme,
which is one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in New Orleans. The city of New
Orleans is officially divided into 73 neighborhoods grouped into 13 planning districts. Among these,
the 4th district is of interest because of its central location, cultural history, and socio economic
challenges confronted prior to the catastrophe (Barrios, 2). The reason why the 4th district was so ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These cultural things are beginning to change. People that have been here a short time, and I
mean twenty years is a short time, twenty years or less. They want the second lines to clean up
after themselves... Growing up in Treme, you had a bar, a church, and a funeral home, so you
knew where your family was (Barrios, 14). Cheryl Austin caused much commotion with his
comments and sparked attention with Pierre Bourdieu, who describes her as recently, arrived
outsiders. For me, if you did not grow up here, you cannot appreciate living here. People who
think like that, people who want Treme transformed, could go anywhere and dismantle what was
there and build what they wanted. For outsiders, the most important thing here is the building.
For us, it is our culture, for us, that is, what we consider community, not the buildings (Barrios,
15). Both Austin and Bourdieu make two completely point about the way they view their culture
difference of Treme. To my knowledge what Austin was trying to interpret his view is that when
he grew up in Treme, it was all about being free and being comfortable around your own
neighborhood, which I absolutely agree with. I wouldn t want to live in a neighborhood where I
couldn t feel free to do what I want to do, like sitting on the privacy of my own home and drinking
a beer without being judge and that what the
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What Is The American Dream In The Great Gatsby
American dream refers to the pursuit of the equality,
freedom
and
corporeal
property.
American
dream
has
always
been
one of the most popular motifs in American literature. As a
spirit
came
into
being
as
America
was
founded,
American dream
became stronger and stronger in American people s mind. I
American dream refers to the pursuit of the equality,
freedom
and
corporeal
property.
American
dream
has
always
been
one of the most popular motifs in American literature. As a
spirit
came
into
being
as
America
was
founded,
American dream
became stronger and stronger in American people s mind. I
t
seemed
American
people
can
get
what
they
want
by
work.
This
kind
of
spirit
encourages American people generation
by
generation
and prompts America to become the most developed country and
own the most wealth in this world. Nowadays, America is the
super power, however, America dream has more connotations as
time
goes
by.
And
seemed
American
people
can
get
what
they
want
by
work.
This
kind
of
spirit
encourages American people generation
by
generation
and prompts America to become the most developed country and
own the most wealth in this world. Nowadays, America is the
super power, however, America dream has more connotations as
time
goes
by.
And
it
has
different
meanings ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Gatsby s
old flame becomes his spirit world. In his heart, Daisy is
beautiful and innocent, and she represents all the merits in
the upper class of America. Gatsby creates the perfect image
of Daisy, and treat her as the avatar of dream to sacrifice
himself. Gatsby
pursu
e
for money,
but he
dosen t
treat money
as the final goal, he just wants to accomplish his love dream
by
using
money.
But
Daisy s
preference
for
wealth
has
different
meanings ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Gatsby s
old flame becomes his spirit world. In his heart, Daisy is
beautiful and innocent, and she represents all the merits in
the upper class of America. Gatsby creates the perfect image
of Daisy, and treat her as the avatar of dream to sacrifice
himself. Gatsby
pursu
e
for money,
but he
dosen t
treat money
as the final goal, he just wants to accomplish his love dream
by
using
money.
But
Daisy s
preference
for
wealth
is
stronger
than any love in her heart. Because all her sentiments has
become into cold money. But it is money to decorate Daisy as
a princess, and drive her away from the lives related with
miscreant and insecurity. Although Gatsby makes money by
illegal methods, his still has many merits in his
characteristics.
He
is
positive
for
his
life
and
strong
for
his
faith. He loves Daisy firmly, since romantic elements and
innocent
love
always
remain
in
his
stronger
than any love in her heart. Because all her sentiments has
become into cold money. But it is money to decorate Daisy as
a princess, and drive her away from the lives related with
miscreant and insecurity. Although Gatsby makes money by
illegal methods, his still has many merits in his
characteristics.
He
is
positive
for
his
life
and
strong
for
his
faith. He loves Daisy firmly, since romantic elements and
innocent
love
always
remain
in
his
heart.
No
matter
how
precious
Gatsby s
merits
are,
his
romantic
love
still
diverts
from
the
reality and finally loses in the dirty society. Fitzgerald
reveals th
e
fact
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No
matter
how
precious
Gatsby s
merits
are,
his
romantic
love
still
diverts
from
the
reality and finally loses in the dirty society. Fitzgerald
reveals th
e
fact
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NFL Team Case Study
Week 2 of the NFL preseason begins tomorrow with a matchup between two NFC teams that
seem to be headed in opposite directions. The Detroit Lions meet the Washington Redskins
Thursday at FedExField, and both teams will look to continue to set the tone for a successful
2015 16 season. The Lions are coming off a controversial playoff loss to the Dallas Cowboys
during Wild Card Weekend last season. Meanwhile, the Redskins won just four games a season
ago, and the franchise still doesn t know if its starting quarterback is the guy to lead it this
season and beyond. Including the Lions and Redskins, below is a preview of the NFC with
predictions for the upcoming season. NFC East Dallas Cowboys Last season, the Dallas
Cowboys reached the playoffs for the first time since 2009. While Tony Romo probably had his
best season as an NFL quarterback in 2014, the 35 year old veteran benefitted from a lethal
running attack. Former Cowboy and current Philadelphia Eagle DeMarco Murray led the NFL in
rushing a season ago with 1,845 yards, nearly 500 rushing yards more than the next closest
running back. While Murray flew the coop for Philadelphia, Dallas still has the best offensive line
in the NFL, a solid group of receivers, including All Pro Dez Bryant and several standout players
returning on defense. Dallas might not be as efficient... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While Kelly is the most unconventional head coach in the NFL, it s hard to question a man that
has produced 10 6 records in each of his first two seasons as Eagles head coach. The Eagles
finished ninth in rushing yards last season, and the additions of DeMarco Murray and Ryan
Mathews should only improve that ranking this season. It s difficult to predict how Philadelphia
will fare this season, but it should be fun to watch, especially if everyone s favorite polarizer makes
the final roster Tim
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Week 2 of the NFL preseason begins tomorrow with a matchup between two NFC teams that
seem to be headed in opposite directions. The Detroit Lions meet the Washington Redskins
Thursday at FedExField, and both teams will look to continue to set the tone for a successful
2015 16 season. The Lions are coming off a controversial playoff loss to the Dallas Cowboys
during Wild Card Weekend last season. Meanwhile, the Redskins won just four games a season
ago, and the franchise still doesn t know if its starting quarterback is the guy to lead it this
season and beyond. Including the Lions and Redskins, below is a preview of the NFC with
predictions for the upcoming season. NFC East Dallas Cowboys Last season, the Dallas
Cowboys reached the playoffs for the first time since 2009. While Tony Romo probably had his
best season as an NFL quarterback in 2014, the 35 year old veteran benefitted from a lethal
running attack. Former Cowboy and current Philadelphia Eagle DeMarco Murray led the NFL in
rushing a season ago with 1,845 yards, nearly 500 rushing yards more than the next closest
running back. While Murray flew the coop for Philadelphia, Dallas still has the best offensive line
in the NFL, a solid group of receivers, including All Pro Dez Bryant and several standout players
returning on defense. Dallas might not be as efficient... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While Kelly is the most unconventional head coach in the NFL, it s hard to question a man that
has produced 10 6 records in each of his first two seasons as Eagles head coach. The Eagles
finished ninth in rushing yards last season, and the additions of DeMarco Murray and Ryan
Mathews should only improve that ranking this season. It s difficult to predict how Philadelphia
will fare this season, but it should be fun to watch, especially if everyone s favorite polarizer makes
the final roster Tim
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Puck In A Midsummer s Night Dream
Analysis
Shakespeare named his character Puck or Robin Goodfellow, because these names are an allusion
to shape shifting and mischievous creatures of English and Celtic folklore. In A Midsummer s
Night Dream, Puck is a witty sprite who sets many of the play s events with his magic and foolish
pranks on the human characters. Shakespeare named him Robin Goodfellow and Puck in reference
to popular characters in English and Celtic folklore, which were depicted as either fairies,
goblins or devils. As a shape shifter, Pouk had many appearances: a frightening creature with the
head of an ass, or an odd little figure, or a rough, hairy creature. The fabled Robin Goodfellow was
one of the fairies known as hobgoblins , also famous for shape shifting and misleading travellers,
but sometimes a helpful domestic sprite (Wright). The Shakespearean Puck well illustrates the ...
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The wisest aunt, telling the saddest tale,
Sometime for three foot stool mistaketh me;
Then slip I from her bum, down topples she (II.i.47 55)
This shows that Shakespeare s Puck is a shape shifting creature, just like the mystical Pouk.
Surely, Shakespeare also chose these names for the mischievous traits of the creatures in old
folklore. The terms Robin Goodfellow, and Pouk were typical medieval terms for the devil.
Pouk would turn into a horse and lead people on a wild ride, sometimes dumping them in water.
Robin Goodfellow would lead travelers with a lantern and then blow it out when they were at the
edge of a cliff. An expression for being lost is Robin Goodfellow has been with you tonight
(Wright). Puck s antics are also characterized this way by a Fairy: Are not you he /
That frights the maidens of the villagery ... Mislead night wanderers, laughing at their harm?
(II.i.35 40). All of Puck s troublesome tricks have made him infamous to the other fairies. His
fondness for shenanigans is shared with the ancient creatures of the same name.
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Analysis
Shakespeare named his character Puck or Robin Goodfellow, because these names are an allusion
to shape shifting and mischievous creatures of English and Celtic folklore. In A Midsummer s
Night Dream, Puck is a witty sprite who sets many of the play s events with his magic and foolish
pranks on the human characters. Shakespeare named him Robin Goodfellow and Puck in reference
to popular characters in English and Celtic folklore, which were depicted as either fairies,
goblins or devils. As a shape shifter, Pouk had many appearances: a frightening creature with the
head of an ass, or an odd little figure, or a rough, hairy creature. The fabled Robin Goodfellow was
one of the fairies known as hobgoblins , also famous for shape shifting and misleading travellers,
but sometimes a helpful domestic sprite (Wright). The Shakespearean Puck well illustrates the ...
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The wisest aunt, telling the saddest tale,
Sometime for three foot stool mistaketh me;
Then slip I from her bum, down topples she (II.i.47 55)
This shows that Shakespeare s Puck is a shape shifting creature, just like the mystical Pouk.
Surely, Shakespeare also chose these names for the mischievous traits of the creatures in old
folklore. The terms Robin Goodfellow, and Pouk were typical medieval terms for the devil.
Pouk would turn into a horse and lead people on a wild ride, sometimes dumping them in water.
Robin Goodfellow would lead travelers with a lantern and then blow it out when they were at the
edge of a cliff. An expression for being lost is Robin Goodfellow has been with you tonight
(Wright). Puck s antics are also characterized this way by a Fairy: Are not you he /
That frights the maidens of the villagery ... Mislead night wanderers, laughing at their harm?
(II.i.35 40). All of Puck s troublesome tricks have made him infamous to the other fairies. His
fondness for shenanigans is shared with the ancient creatures of the same name.
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The Wife Of His Youth And Mrs. Spring Fragrance
Ever since the days of World War I, women have been seen as second rate to men. They had to
live up to many social standards that men didn t have to and had strict guidelines on how to live
their lives. This all changed when modernism deliberately tried to break away from Victorian Era
standards in which women were subjugated to a lot more scrutiny. Ezra Pound, who was a large
figure in the modernist movement, captured the spirit of the era in his famous line Make it new!
Consequently, many writers started to experiment with many different and wild writing styles,
which led to the short stories and poems we have today. The stories The Wife of His Youth and
Mrs. Spring Fragrancewere all written in this era of modernism. While they are written in a more
traditional style of writing, both these stories have strong implications on feminism from the
viewpoints of both male and female writers. The Victorian Erawomen was vastly different than the
female we think of nowadays. Women during that time were expected to fulfill more of a
domestic and motherly role, one that stayed at home and took care of the house. They were
confined within the private sphere of the world while the men toiled away in the public sphere.
The ideal Victorian women was described as:
The women were expected to carry out the duties of the house without complaint and to remain
diligent to her husband, as well as God. During this time, motherhood transformed from just being a
child bearing figure to
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Ever since the days of World War I, women have been seen as second rate to men. They had to
live up to many social standards that men didn t have to and had strict guidelines on how to live
their lives. This all changed when modernism deliberately tried to break away from Victorian Era
standards in which women were subjugated to a lot more scrutiny. Ezra Pound, who was a large
figure in the modernist movement, captured the spirit of the era in his famous line Make it new!
Consequently, many writers started to experiment with many different and wild writing styles,
which led to the short stories and poems we have today. The stories The Wife of His Youth and
Mrs. Spring Fragrancewere all written in this era of modernism. While they are written in a more
traditional style of writing, both these stories have strong implications on feminism from the
viewpoints of both male and female writers. The Victorian Erawomen was vastly different than the
female we think of nowadays. Women during that time were expected to fulfill more of a
domestic and motherly role, one that stayed at home and took care of the house. They were
confined within the private sphere of the world while the men toiled away in the public sphere.
The ideal Victorian women was described as:
The women were expected to carry out the duties of the house without complaint and to remain
diligent to her husband, as well as God. During this time, motherhood transformed from just being a
child bearing figure to
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The California Gold Rush
A Gold Rush is a new discovery of gold sometimes occupied by other precious metals and rare
earth minerals that brings an onrush of minor seeking their Fortune. Major gold rushes took place
in the 19th century in Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Canada, South Africa, and the United States
while smaller gold rushes to place elsewhere. The welfare result English tribute Wiley because of
reduced migration causes and low barriers to entry. While gold mining itself was unprofitable for
most acres and mine owners some people made large large Fortunes in the merchants and
transportation faculty made large profits. The results in increase in the world s gold Supply
stimulated global trade and investment. Historians have written extensively about the... Show more
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Has the miners dig down they may find that the deeper part of vein contains gold locked in
sulfide or per ride minerals which will require smelting. If Laura is still sufficiently rich and
maybe worshipping to a distant smelter. Laura gray Dora may require on site treatment to either
recover the gold or to produce a constant rate sufficiently Rich for transport to the smelter. As a
district turns to lower grade or the mining may change from underground mining to large open
pit mining. Mini silver silver rushes followed up on gold rushes and transportation and
infrastructure and improve the focus may change progressively from gold to Silver to base
metals. In this way Colorado started as a pleasure go Discovery achieved Fame as a silver mining
District then relayed on LED and sink and it s later days. There is gold rushes occurred in Australia
over the second half of the 19th century. The most significant of these although not the only ones
were the New South Wales gold rush in Victorian gold rushes in 1851 and the Western Australian
Gold rushes from the 1890s. They were highly significant to the respective colonies political and
economic development as they brought a large number of immigrants and promoted massive
government spending on in fractures to support the new arrivals who came looking for gold. Well
some found their
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A Gold Rush is a new discovery of gold sometimes occupied by other precious metals and rare
earth minerals that brings an onrush of minor seeking their Fortune. Major gold rushes took place
in the 19th century in Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Canada, South Africa, and the United States
while smaller gold rushes to place elsewhere. The welfare result English tribute Wiley because of
reduced migration causes and low barriers to entry. While gold mining itself was unprofitable for
most acres and mine owners some people made large large Fortunes in the merchants and
transportation faculty made large profits. The results in increase in the world s gold Supply
stimulated global trade and investment. Historians have written extensively about the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Has the miners dig down they may find that the deeper part of vein contains gold locked in
sulfide or per ride minerals which will require smelting. If Laura is still sufficiently rich and
maybe worshipping to a distant smelter. Laura gray Dora may require on site treatment to either
recover the gold or to produce a constant rate sufficiently Rich for transport to the smelter. As a
district turns to lower grade or the mining may change from underground mining to large open
pit mining. Mini silver silver rushes followed up on gold rushes and transportation and
infrastructure and improve the focus may change progressively from gold to Silver to base
metals. In this way Colorado started as a pleasure go Discovery achieved Fame as a silver mining
District then relayed on LED and sink and it s later days. There is gold rushes occurred in Australia
over the second half of the 19th century. The most significant of these although not the only ones
were the New South Wales gold rush in Victorian gold rushes in 1851 and the Western Australian
Gold rushes from the 1890s. They were highly significant to the respective colonies political and
economic development as they brought a large number of immigrants and promoted massive
government spending on in fractures to support the new arrivals who came looking for gold. Well
some found their
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Increasing Cross Functional Planning For Success
Increasing Cross Functional Planning for Success
The education industry is ripe for disruption. Private equity funding is surging into the education
market (Bryant Sarakatsannis, 2015). In order for a large multinational education company to both
disrupt itself, and fend off disruptive technologies within the education market, the company must
increase the leadership teams abilities to collaboratively plan and adjust to market changes. The
company has used agile development practices for many years, and began strategic planning in an
agile fashion for the technology divisions. To be able to respond to disruptive market forces, the
company should embrace strategic agile planning across their traditional publishing arm as it
merges with technology development (Parker, 2012). This proposal for senior leadership includes
an overview of the organization with a discussion on current challenges in cross functional strategic
planning, and operational execution, given the current business and internal climate, an overview
of four leadership theories which provide specific perspectives in helping senior leadership in
solving cross functional planning challenges, with a recommended action plan aligned with the
organization mission, vision, ethics and globally diverse workforce.
The large education company is similar to other large multinationals in serving markets in both the
developed and developing world. Global demographic shifts point to increased K 20 aged people in
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Increasing Cross Functional Planning for Success
The education industry is ripe for disruption. Private equity funding is surging into the education
market (Bryant Sarakatsannis, 2015). In order for a large multinational education company to both
disrupt itself, and fend off disruptive technologies within the education market, the company must
increase the leadership teams abilities to collaboratively plan and adjust to market changes. The
company has used agile development practices for many years, and began strategic planning in an
agile fashion for the technology divisions. To be able to respond to disruptive market forces, the
company should embrace strategic agile planning across their traditional publishing arm as it
merges with technology development (Parker, 2012). This proposal for senior leadership includes
an overview of the organization with a discussion on current challenges in cross functional strategic
planning, and operational execution, given the current business and internal climate, an overview
of four leadership theories which provide specific perspectives in helping senior leadership in
solving cross functional planning challenges, with a recommended action plan aligned with the
organization mission, vision, ethics and globally diverse workforce.
The large education company is similar to other large multinationals in serving markets in both the
developed and developing world. Global demographic shifts point to increased K 20 aged people in
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The Australia-Japan Partnership
The Australia Japan partnership is one of Australia s strongest and most mature international trade
relationships. The success and strength of the partnership can be attributed to the commonly held
values of both countries, including a commitment to democracy, human rights and the rule of law,
along with similar approaches to international security. Japan forms Australia s second largest
export market and third largest source of foreign investment. Australia is a critical supplier to
Japan of clean and safe food products as well as minerals and energy. Trade relations between the
two nations were recently given legal recognition and force with the ratification of the Japan
Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 2014). 1.
Population and demographics Japan has a significantly higher population density in comparison to
Australia. Japan s population is an estimated 126.66 million people. The population is estimated to
be 126.66 million people, which decreased at about 0.89% from the last record of population
(World Population Statistics, 2013). The majority of Japan s population is comprised of the Yamoto
Japanese ethnicity. They make up approximately 98.5% of the population, followed by people of
Korean ethnicity, and with some representation from the Chinese and Japanese Indigenous peoples.
Japanese is the official spoken language of the country, with 99% of the population conversant in
Japanese. Widely used written languages
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The Australia Japan partnership is one of Australia s strongest and most mature international trade
relationships. The success and strength of the partnership can be attributed to the commonly held
values of both countries, including a commitment to democracy, human rights and the rule of law,
along with similar approaches to international security. Japan forms Australia s second largest
export market and third largest source of foreign investment. Australia is a critical supplier to
Japan of clean and safe food products as well as minerals and energy. Trade relations between the
two nations were recently given legal recognition and force with the ratification of the Japan
Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 2014). 1.
Population and demographics Japan has a significantly higher population density in comparison to
Australia. Japan s population is an estimated 126.66 million people. The population is estimated to
be 126.66 million people, which decreased at about 0.89% from the last record of population
(World Population Statistics, 2013). The majority of Japan s population is comprised of the Yamoto
Japanese ethnicity. They make up approximately 98.5% of the population, followed by people of
Korean ethnicity, and with some representation from the Chinese and Japanese Indigenous peoples.
Japanese is the official spoken language of the country, with 99% of the population conversant in
Japanese. Widely used written languages
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Physics and Fish Bioenergetics Essays
Welcome to the world of fish physics. Many of us understand basic fish behavior and can reach
logical conclusions about where the best place to throw a fishing line is. But when we don t think
much further than that we are missing out on some very interesting details of fish behavior. We
can never fully understand why we find some fish in one location and some fish in other locations
until we consider the concept of fish bioenergetics. Ultimately, fish behavior is a product of
bioenergetics. First, we will take a look at basic fish bioenergetics, understanding the underlying
quantitative principles. Then, we will look at some examples of how physical forces,
thermodynamics, and light characteristics are specifically related to fish... Show more content on
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Energy expended by the fish depends on the velocity (flow) of the water and the swimming
capability of the fish. The fish must exert a force in the upstream direction that is equal to the
force of the water trying to push it downstream. When the fish goes to retrieve a prey item
laterally, it will have to swim faster than the current. Getting a little bit more complex, we can
consider Holling s disc equation (Stephens and Krebs 1986) which can apply to any foraging
animal. This equation s most simplified derivation is R = О»e s/ 1 + О»h where R is the rate of
intake, О» is the rate of encounter with other prey items, e is the energy gain, s is the search cost,
and h is the handling time. This equation assumes that searching for prey and handling prey are
mutually exclusive activities. It also assumes that the encounter rate will have a positive linear
relationship with the time spent searching for prey. For fish, many aspects of the physical
environment can effect all of these components. There are many physical factors that effect fish
bioenergetics, such as local hydrologic characteristics in a stream or river. However, not all of the
physical factors involved are especially obvious. We will look at three examples here. Water
velocity plays an extremly important role in fish bioenergetics. It effects components that are
detrimental to fish as
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Welcome to the world of fish physics. Many of us understand basic fish behavior and can reach
logical conclusions about where the best place to throw a fishing line is. But when we don t think
much further than that we are missing out on some very interesting details of fish behavior. We
can never fully understand why we find some fish in one location and some fish in other locations
until we consider the concept of fish bioenergetics. Ultimately, fish behavior is a product of
bioenergetics. First, we will take a look at basic fish bioenergetics, understanding the underlying
quantitative principles. Then, we will look at some examples of how physical forces,
thermodynamics, and light characteristics are specifically related to fish... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Energy expended by the fish depends on the velocity (flow) of the water and the swimming
capability of the fish. The fish must exert a force in the upstream direction that is equal to the
force of the water trying to push it downstream. When the fish goes to retrieve a prey item
laterally, it will have to swim faster than the current. Getting a little bit more complex, we can
consider Holling s disc equation (Stephens and Krebs 1986) which can apply to any foraging
animal. This equation s most simplified derivation is R = О»e s/ 1 + О»h where R is the rate of
intake, О» is the rate of encounter with other prey items, e is the energy gain, s is the search cost,
and h is the handling time. This equation assumes that searching for prey and handling prey are
mutually exclusive activities. It also assumes that the encounter rate will have a positive linear
relationship with the time spent searching for prey. For fish, many aspects of the physical
environment can effect all of these components. There are many physical factors that effect fish
bioenergetics, such as local hydrologic characteristics in a stream or river. However, not all of the
physical factors involved are especially obvious. We will look at three examples here. Water
velocity plays an extremly important role in fish bioenergetics. It effects components that are
detrimental to fish as
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Race Reflection
Throughout my life, I believed that everyone is equal. Since America is known as the perfect
nation of freedom, growing up I thought that every person gets a fair chance to pursue whatever
he/she would like. It was not until the Trayvon Martin travesty that I had an epiphany; we, as
African American, are not equal to other citizens of this nation. No, it was much more beyond
that; black people were considered subpar to the superior white citizens of our so called perfect
country. Once I found this out, I researched more information because the situation we are currently
in is one we must know more about if we want to move forward. Joining the Black Lives Matter
group through social media truly educated me more about the race problem our nation is in. The
police brutality, the constant way the media portrays black people, redlining and gentrification,
etcetera, was an eyeopening experience for me. However, my true shock was watching a
documentary on Netflix, titled The 13th. It was a documentary explaining mass incarceration
within the United Statesand A.L.E.C. becoming exposed for their ways. Before that documentary, I
was aware of the mass incarceration dilemma, but I never fully grasped the severity of the situation.
It was at that moment after watching the documentary, The 13th, the weight of this issue sank in,
allowing me to understand the role our own government played in this and became my introduction
on mass incarceration and its hold on the black
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Throughout my life, I believed that everyone is equal. Since America is known as the perfect
nation of freedom, growing up I thought that every person gets a fair chance to pursue whatever
he/she would like. It was not until the Trayvon Martin travesty that I had an epiphany; we, as
African American, are not equal to other citizens of this nation. No, it was much more beyond
that; black people were considered subpar to the superior white citizens of our so called perfect
country. Once I found this out, I researched more information because the situation we are currently
in is one we must know more about if we want to move forward. Joining the Black Lives Matter
group through social media truly educated me more about the race problem our nation is in. The
police brutality, the constant way the media portrays black people, redlining and gentrification,
etcetera, was an eyeopening experience for me. However, my true shock was watching a
documentary on Netflix, titled The 13th. It was a documentary explaining mass incarceration
within the United Statesand A.L.E.C. becoming exposed for their ways. Before that documentary, I
was aware of the mass incarceration dilemma, but I never fully grasped the severity of the situation.
It was at that moment after watching the documentary, The 13th, the weight of this issue sank in,
allowing me to understand the role our own government played in this and became my introduction
on mass incarceration and its hold on the black
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Essay On Dirty Cars
This experiment by the Mythbusters is about weather a clean car or dirty car is more fuel
efficient. The Mythbusters conducted an experiment with only one car to as a controlled car
(Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). This one car will be subjected to all
the experiment by the mythbusters. First the mythbusters made the car dirty and tested the car to
go 1 mileat a speed of 65 miles per hour to see how much fuel it took and the result was 26 miles
to the gallon (Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). Then the mythbusters
cleaned the car until it was spotless, and tested the car to go one mile and collected the same data
of how much fuel the car consumed and the result was the same as the dirty car which was about
26 miles to the gallon (Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car).... Show more
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Finally, the mythbusters dimpled the clay which was on the car, they put all the excess clay in a
box and put it inside the car which the tested it so the car weighed the same when it was un
dimpled (Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). The results of the final
experiment with the golf ball like dimpled car was 29.65 miles to the gallon (Mythbusters Season 7
Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty
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This experiment by the Mythbusters is about weather a clean car or dirty car is more fuel
efficient. The Mythbusters conducted an experiment with only one car to as a controlled car
(Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). This one car will be subjected to all
the experiment by the mythbusters. First the mythbusters made the car dirty and tested the car to
go 1 mileat a speed of 65 miles per hour to see how much fuel it took and the result was 26 miles
to the gallon (Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). Then the mythbusters
cleaned the car until it was spotless, and tested the car to go one mile and collected the same data
of how much fuel the car consumed and the result was the same as the dirty car which was about
26 miles to the gallon (Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car).... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, the mythbusters dimpled the clay which was on the car, they put all the excess clay in a
box and put it inside the car which the tested it so the car weighed the same when it was un
dimpled (Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). The results of the final
experiment with the golf ball like dimpled car was 29.65 miles to the gallon (Mythbusters Season 7
Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty
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Summary Of Neale s Shadow Of Heaven
Limerick s Shadow of Heaven and Davis Dead West provided two totally distinctive perspectives
of the west. Limerick depicts the west as a spot where immaculateness of air, rousing scenes, and
general life and generosity took debilitated men back to their full health. West was extremely
mainstream without a doubt: famous as a solution for social and individual discontent and well
known as a private haven for prosperous displaced people from the East. With the broadcast of
Western adventures in films and literatures, the overwhelming outdoor experience west provided
connected with the New West appeared to guarantee slow aging and an augmentation of life itself.
The Cold War had given the motivation to proceed with the reason to spend money in
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Limerick s Shadow of Heaven and Davis Dead West provided two totally distinctive perspectives
of the west. Limerick depicts the west as a spot where immaculateness of air, rousing scenes, and
general life and generosity took debilitated men back to their full health. West was extremely
mainstream without a doubt: famous as a solution for social and individual discontent and well
known as a private haven for prosperous displaced people from the East. With the broadcast of
Western adventures in films and literatures, the overwhelming outdoor experience west provided
connected with the New West appeared to guarantee slow aging and an augmentation of life itself.
The Cold War had given the motivation to proceed with the reason to spend money in
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Symptoms And Symptoms Of Prostate Cancer
In the early stages, symptoms indicating that prostate cancer may have developed are rarely seen,
but there are some clinical signs and symptoms that can help determine the presence of this cancer.
A neoplasm is a new and abnormal growth of tissue in some part of the body. If the neoplasm is
large enough to encroach on the bladder neck, signs and symptoms of urinary obstruction occur
(difficulty and frequency of urination, urinary retention, and decreased size and force of the urinary
stream) (Pellico, 2013, p. 956). Urinary obstruction could, therefore, potentially indicate prostate
cancer. Another symptom that may be present in the early stages of prostate canceris hematuria,
which is blood in urine. As the cancer begins to grow, it... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The level of PSA in the blood is proportional to the total prostatic mass and does not necessarily
indicate malignancy (Pellico, 2013, p. 956). However, if an individual has abnormally high levels
of PSA in the body, it could indicate that the individual has prostate cancer (Pellico, 2013).
The treatment of prostate cancer depends on the stage of the disease and which symptoms a patient
may be experiencing. One type of treatment used is radiation therapy. The two major forms of
radiation therapy are teletherapy and brachytherapy. Teletherapy involves almost seven weeks of
radiation therapy at a prescribed dosage. Alternatively, Brachytherapy uses radioactive seeds that
are implanted while the patient is under anesthesia. In Brachytherapy, [e]ighty to 100 seeds are
placed directly in the prostate, and the patient returns home after the procedure (Pellico, 2013, p.
957). However, the patient should avoid close contact with infants or a woman who is, or may
become pregnant. If a patient is receiving radiation therapy, the nurse can start implementing safety
procedures to ensure the wellbeing of the patient. The nurse should also answer any questions a
family member may have about the procedure, such as equipment being used, how long the
procedure may be, potential of immobilization, and likelihood that the patient may experience pain.
The nurse should also regularly check the patient s skin, oral mucosa, nutrition status, and
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In the early stages, symptoms indicating that prostate cancer may have developed are rarely seen,
but there are some clinical signs and symptoms that can help determine the presence of this cancer.
A neoplasm is a new and abnormal growth of tissue in some part of the body. If the neoplasm is
large enough to encroach on the bladder neck, signs and symptoms of urinary obstruction occur
(difficulty and frequency of urination, urinary retention, and decreased size and force of the urinary
stream) (Pellico, 2013, p. 956). Urinary obstruction could, therefore, potentially indicate prostate
cancer. Another symptom that may be present in the early stages of prostate canceris hematuria,
which is blood in urine. As the cancer begins to grow, it... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The level of PSA in the blood is proportional to the total prostatic mass and does not necessarily
indicate malignancy (Pellico, 2013, p. 956). However, if an individual has abnormally high levels
of PSA in the body, it could indicate that the individual has prostate cancer (Pellico, 2013).
The treatment of prostate cancer depends on the stage of the disease and which symptoms a patient
may be experiencing. One type of treatment used is radiation therapy. The two major forms of
radiation therapy are teletherapy and brachytherapy. Teletherapy involves almost seven weeks of
radiation therapy at a prescribed dosage. Alternatively, Brachytherapy uses radioactive seeds that
are implanted while the patient is under anesthesia. In Brachytherapy, [e]ighty to 100 seeds are
placed directly in the prostate, and the patient returns home after the procedure (Pellico, 2013, p.
957). However, the patient should avoid close contact with infants or a woman who is, or may
become pregnant. If a patient is receiving radiation therapy, the nurse can start implementing safety
procedures to ensure the wellbeing of the patient. The nurse should also answer any questions a
family member may have about the procedure, such as equipment being used, how long the
procedure may be, potential of immobilization, and likelihood that the patient may experience pain.
The nurse should also regularly check the patient s skin, oral mucosa, nutrition status, and
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The Gap Between Whites And Blacks
while the gap between whites and collective blacks does not shrink. The authors argue that in
group versus out group hostilities will lessen between the whites and honorary whites, however
this will only increase their in group size compared to the out group of the collective blacks and
only create new tensions while strengthening old ones between these two groups. This will be
because the collective blacks will feel more segregated from their lighter skinned counterparts. This
type of grouping will only allot the whites more power as honorary whites participation within
social society will rely solely on their whitesuperiors for their approval. Maxine Leeds Craig argued
in The Colors of an Ideal Negro Beauty Queen, that one way to... Show more content on
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Ludwig also writes that white is monochromatic, which relates to racial intermixing and the idea of
white purity or eugenics because once a wholly white European has sex with someone who is not,
then their child s dominant white genes are saturated with others gene types, thus believed to taint
their purity and dub them less white and less valuable. This is the same with other skin colors that
may purposely mate with someone who possesses milky, white skin in order to perpetuate this
idealized characteristic in their child, because the own dismay for their own skin color, precedent by
the colorism fluxes in society, is influential because parents do not want their child to go through
the social maltreatment they endured. Another reason for the overemphasis on the importance of
whiteness may be its relationship to light, as white is strictly opaque, lacking dimensions unlike
its colorful counterparts whose dimensions compare to their prejudicial past and present in which
they suffer from discrimination and bigotry by its white Supremes. This differs from black
because other in between colors like red, green, and blue all make variations of black when
combined at different levels, which is representative of the forgotten races of Asians, Native
Americans, Latinos, etc. When this occurs, even if the resulting color is a lighter shade, it is still
related to
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while the gap between whites and collective blacks does not shrink. The authors argue that in
group versus out group hostilities will lessen between the whites and honorary whites, however
this will only increase their in group size compared to the out group of the collective blacks and
only create new tensions while strengthening old ones between these two groups. This will be
because the collective blacks will feel more segregated from their lighter skinned counterparts. This
type of grouping will only allot the whites more power as honorary whites participation within
social society will rely solely on their whitesuperiors for their approval. Maxine Leeds Craig argued
in The Colors of an Ideal Negro Beauty Queen, that one way to... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Ludwig also writes that white is monochromatic, which relates to racial intermixing and the idea of
white purity or eugenics because once a wholly white European has sex with someone who is not,
then their child s dominant white genes are saturated with others gene types, thus believed to taint
their purity and dub them less white and less valuable. This is the same with other skin colors that
may purposely mate with someone who possesses milky, white skin in order to perpetuate this
idealized characteristic in their child, because the own dismay for their own skin color, precedent by
the colorism fluxes in society, is influential because parents do not want their child to go through
the social maltreatment they endured. Another reason for the overemphasis on the importance of
whiteness may be its relationship to light, as white is strictly opaque, lacking dimensions unlike
its colorful counterparts whose dimensions compare to their prejudicial past and present in which
they suffer from discrimination and bigotry by its white Supremes. This differs from black
because other in between colors like red, green, and blue all make variations of black when
combined at different levels, which is representative of the forgotten races of Asians, Native
Americans, Latinos, etc. When this occurs, even if the resulting color is a lighter shade, it is still
related to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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