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Write An Essay On Gang Violence
Blood was running down Christian s body as he got stabbed 40 times by local gang members.
Christian, an 18 year old boy trying to run away from a gang, was afraid for his life because he was a
police informant, and they were in search of killing him. Cristian was pulled into the woods by a
young lady who promised him sex if he came into the woods, but little did he know it was all a plan,
Three gang members came out of the bushes, held him down and stabbed him repeatedly 40 times to
make sure he was completely dead. This is an unfortunate Salvadorian story told by the elders to scare
off younger boys from joining nearby gangs. As El Salvador stood one of the most dangerous and
violent countries back in the 90 s. Loyalty to any gang is very strong, the sense of family they have for
each other is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many can believe that gang affiliation is just a way of getting by or making a living or having some
sort of protection for your self. But this is my personal point of brow on this topic. Gang violence and
affiliation is at a booming rate. The violence is unacceptable no matter what the case is. Innocent
women and children get hurt and die due to this. Many people flee their own country for their own
protection many who don t have the opportunities to do so have to endure and keep safe of their
environment. Gang deaths happen everyday and it s sad and disappointing to know the real number of
the people who die. Many whom go unheard of. Families can never find the bodies or maybe the case
is they have no true family. I Am aware that gang violence and affiliation will never truly be wiped
out. But I can highly encourage others in saying that a gang is not going to solve anything. It s just to
cover the the true problems of what s going on behind closed doors. Like I said earlier, jail , Hospital
or death bed is the most common forms of aftermath if we re dealing with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Blood was running down Christian s body as he got stabbed 40 times by local gang members.
Christian, an 18 year old boy trying to run away from a gang, was afraid for his life because he was a
police informant, and they were in search of killing him. Cristian was pulled into the woods by a
young lady who promised him sex if he came into the woods, but little did he know it was all a plan,
Three gang members came out of the bushes, held him down and stabbed him repeatedly 40 times to
make sure he was completely dead. This is an unfortunate Salvadorian story told by the elders to scare
off younger boys from joining nearby gangs. As El Salvador stood one of the most dangerous and
violent countries back in the 90 s. Loyalty to any gang is very strong, the sense of family they have for
each other is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many can believe that gang affiliation is just a way of getting by or making a living or having some
sort of protection for your self. But this is my personal point of brow on this topic. Gang violence and
affiliation is at a booming rate. The violence is unacceptable no matter what the case is. Innocent
women and children get hurt and die due to this. Many people flee their own country for their own
protection many who don t have the opportunities to do so have to endure and keep safe of their
environment. Gang deaths happen everyday and it s sad and disappointing to know the real number of
the people who die. Many whom go unheard of. Families can never find the bodies or maybe the case
is they have no true family. I Am aware that gang violence and affiliation will never truly be wiped
out. But I can highly encourage others in saying that a gang is not going to solve anything. It s just to
cover the the true problems of what s going on behind closed doors. Like I said earlier, jail , Hospital
or death bed is the most common forms of aftermath if we re dealing with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Feminism And Cyberfeminism
Cyberfeminism is an offset of feminism characterized as a range of theories, debates, and practices
about the relationship between gender and digital culture (Daniels 102). While this definition
addresses some of the most basic ideas associated with Cyberfeminism, it is not actually a theory with
a universally accepted definition, but rather centers on a number of central ideas and practices.
However, it is generally accepted that the preliminary concepts of cyberfeminism, namely the idea of
a cyborg, were presented by Donna Haraway in her 1984 piece A Cyborg Manifesto. While her article
was written in the mid 80 s, Cyberfeminism achieved popularity in the late 80 s and 90 s in relation to
the blossoming technological advances, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The goal of adopting the cyborg figure is to lessen such power, in order to create a society in which
those with partial or contradictory identities may embrace those identities proudly, without fear of
policing or invisibility (295). One tactic recommended in this Manifesto, and later echoed in various
Cyberfeminist works, is irony. Irony, according to Haraway, is so effective because it draws attention
to pieces that do not fit neatly into a larger whole, as well as the tensions that arise from holding
incompatible things together because all are necessary and true (291). In fact, it s these tensions
themselves, the consequences of hardships of living a hybrid life that become the focus of some later
Cyberfeminist works, such as the struggle between the physical and the non physical, or between the
physical body and an online persona. What remains central, however, is Haraway s insistence that
such an examination of tension, or benefit, never become totalizing. One cannot rely on essential unity
(295) to define or understand something, especially something as complex as a board crossing,
boundary dissolving cyborg. That idea carries over to Cyberfeminist activism, ideology, and theory.
Just as Haraway speaks against a unified idea of women based on perceived, inherent characteristics,
including innate innocence
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cyberfeminism is an offset of feminism characterized as a range of theories, debates, and practices
about the relationship between gender and digital culture (Daniels 102). While this definition
addresses some of the most basic ideas associated with Cyberfeminism, it is not actually a theory with
a universally accepted definition, but rather centers on a number of central ideas and practices.
However, it is generally accepted that the preliminary concepts of cyberfeminism, namely the idea of
a cyborg, were presented by Donna Haraway in her 1984 piece A Cyborg Manifesto. While her article
was written in the mid 80 s, Cyberfeminism achieved popularity in the late 80 s and 90 s in relation to
the blossoming technological advances, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The goal of adopting the cyborg figure is to lessen such power, in order to create a society in which
those with partial or contradictory identities may embrace those identities proudly, without fear of
policing or invisibility (295). One tactic recommended in this Manifesto, and later echoed in various
Cyberfeminist works, is irony. Irony, according to Haraway, is so effective because it draws attention
to pieces that do not fit neatly into a larger whole, as well as the tensions that arise from holding
incompatible things together because all are necessary and true (291). In fact, it s these tensions
themselves, the consequences of hardships of living a hybrid life that become the focus of some later
Cyberfeminist works, such as the struggle between the physical and the non physical, or between the
physical body and an online persona. What remains central, however, is Haraway s insistence that
such an examination of tension, or benefit, never become totalizing. One cannot rely on essential unity
(295) to define or understand something, especially something as complex as a board crossing,
boundary dissolving cyborg. That idea carries over to Cyberfeminist activism, ideology, and theory.
Just as Haraway speaks against a unified idea of women based on perceived, inherent characteristics,
including innate innocence
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This Is Our Life Poem Comparison
Both of the poems mentioned that because of science fiction we are seeing the world differently.
Instead of seeing the real effects of how we are and what we do we see things to be a fantasy. Seeing
how we re not paying attention to the actual surroundings we don t really think about why things
happen. We just see things as normal because it s something we don t really think about. In the first
poem the opening started out with This is not a fantasy, this is our life. Throughout this poem it
mentions that we are the inventors and that we are the people who make the changes with our
surroundings. Being in charge of this gives us an important role on the things that we hold together.
The second poem just speaks about the negative things about this kind of genre because it denies how
things actually are. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They appear in many things telling us why our surroundings are a certain way and why we make
things be how they are. But the way that it is told on us it just makes us not see the reality of the things
and by that we don t really pay attention on what is occurring. The fact that people want to get rid of
the genre is reasonable because it s just like hearing false propaganda. We must be able to see how the
things we can cause and not be told we have nothing to do with everything that is around us. It s a bad
genre and the way it wants to get removed probably won t have a bad effect on people because then
they would need to stop believing the fictional things and start thinking about the things they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Both of the poems mentioned that because of science fiction we are seeing the world differently.
Instead of seeing the real effects of how we are and what we do we see things to be a fantasy. Seeing
how we re not paying attention to the actual surroundings we don t really think about why things
happen. We just see things as normal because it s something we don t really think about. In the first
poem the opening started out with This is not a fantasy, this is our life. Throughout this poem it
mentions that we are the inventors and that we are the people who make the changes with our
surroundings. Being in charge of this gives us an important role on the things that we hold together.
The second poem just speaks about the negative things about this kind of genre because it denies how
things actually are. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They appear in many things telling us why our surroundings are a certain way and why we make
things be how they are. But the way that it is told on us it just makes us not see the reality of the things
and by that we don t really pay attention on what is occurring. The fact that people want to get rid of
the genre is reasonable because it s just like hearing false propaganda. We must be able to see how the
things we can cause and not be told we have nothing to do with everything that is around us. It s a bad
genre and the way it wants to get removed probably won t have a bad effect on people because then
they would need to stop believing the fictional things and start thinking about the things they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Authenticity And Cover Song Analysis
The theory of authorship often challenge the ideals of authenticity, especially within the context of
cover songs. This is due to the fact that the composer of the song is a separate entity from the
performer. Society has often valued composer performers as it has been encoded in culture within the
past century. the attempt to understand the past in terms of the past is paradoxically an absolutely
contemporary phenomenon. Authenticity is a historically specific abstraction and therefore, will
continuously be subjected to reconsiderations as our societal construction of authenticity changes
through time. A cover version is seemingly an art form that contains a thin line that dictates the
authentic an artist presents their image within ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sincerity therefore emerges as an intrinsic factor within the concepts of both authorship and
authenticity. Sincerity and autobiography are techniques one can employ in the service of personal
authenticity, just as using traditional instruments and singing old songs are techniques one can use in
the service of cultural authenticity. The guitar solo proposes an interesting interaction with the rock
genre and a possible reference to the version of Word Up performed by the rock band, Gun. While this
is not the same solo included in Gun s version, it is similar in construction and tone thus
demonstrating and evolution of the piece as it is passes through each artist s rendition. As a result of
this, Little Mix have provided an authentic essence of a previous rendition within the style of rock
while maintaining the songs original pop based anthem sound. Through this analysis, it is apparent
that compositions, even within the composer s mind are rarely concrete and alterations through time
are inevitable. The notion of authenticity can consequently be challenged as society endeavours to find
that which is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The theory of authorship often challenge the ideals of authenticity, especially within the context of
cover songs. This is due to the fact that the composer of the song is a separate entity from the
performer. Society has often valued composer performers as it has been encoded in culture within the
past century. the attempt to understand the past in terms of the past is paradoxically an absolutely
contemporary phenomenon. Authenticity is a historically specific abstraction and therefore, will
continuously be subjected to reconsiderations as our societal construction of authenticity changes
through time. A cover version is seemingly an art form that contains a thin line that dictates the
authentic an artist presents their image within ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sincerity therefore emerges as an intrinsic factor within the concepts of both authorship and
authenticity. Sincerity and autobiography are techniques one can employ in the service of personal
authenticity, just as using traditional instruments and singing old songs are techniques one can use in
the service of cultural authenticity. The guitar solo proposes an interesting interaction with the rock
genre and a possible reference to the version of Word Up performed by the rock band, Gun. While this
is not the same solo included in Gun s version, it is similar in construction and tone thus
demonstrating and evolution of the piece as it is passes through each artist s rendition. As a result of
this, Little Mix have provided an authentic essence of a previous rendition within the style of rock
while maintaining the songs original pop based anthem sound. Through this analysis, it is apparent
that compositions, even within the composer s mind are rarely concrete and alterations through time
are inevitable. The notion of authenticity can consequently be challenged as society endeavours to find
that which is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Saussure s And Diachronic Perspectives
SAUSSURE S
SYNCHRONIC AND DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVES
ASSIGNMENT BY: MANASWITA CHAKRABORTY DEPT. OF LINGUISTICS MA 1st
SEMESTER ROLL NO: 34
INTRODUCTION
One of the major consequences of the arbitrary nature of sign, is the distinction made between the
synchronic and diachronic study of language by the Swiss linguist and semiotician Ferdinand De
Saussure. Regarding the debate surrounding the perspective, it has been suggested by Saussure s
critics that in trying to distinguish between these two, and in granting priority on the synchronic nature
of study over the diachronic one, he was to a great extent ignoring the historical entity of language.
Inspite of the distinction made by Saussure, he believed that both kind of facts are intertwined. Hence
it raised a paradoxical situation.
SYNCHRONIC AND DIACHRONIC STUDY OF LANGUAGES
Synchronic study of language refers to the study of the linguistic system in a particular state without
taking the time period through which it has evolved into consideration. Here the languages are treated
as self contained systems of communication at any specific time without taking it s history into
account.
In contrast to the synchronic study of languages, is the diachronic study which studies the evolution of
a linguistic system over a period of time and are treated
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SAUSSURE S
SYNCHRONIC AND DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVES
ASSIGNMENT BY: MANASWITA CHAKRABORTY DEPT. OF LINGUISTICS MA 1st
SEMESTER ROLL NO: 34
INTRODUCTION
One of the major consequences of the arbitrary nature of sign, is the distinction made between the
synchronic and diachronic study of language by the Swiss linguist and semiotician Ferdinand De
Saussure. Regarding the debate surrounding the perspective, it has been suggested by Saussure s
critics that in trying to distinguish between these two, and in granting priority on the synchronic nature
of study over the diachronic one, he was to a great extent ignoring the historical entity of language.
Inspite of the distinction made by Saussure, he believed that both kind of facts are intertwined. Hence
it raised a paradoxical situation.
SYNCHRONIC AND DIACHRONIC STUDY OF LANGUAGES
Synchronic study of language refers to the study of the linguistic system in a particular state without
taking the time period through which it has evolved into consideration. Here the languages are treated
as self contained systems of communication at any specific time without taking it s history into
account.
In contrast to the synchronic study of languages, is the diachronic study which studies the evolution of
a linguistic system over a period of time and are treated
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jenna Premo Into Thin Air
Jenna Premo Into Thin Air Response #1 Into Thin Air is more of an information book about the
mountain rather than a book about what went on during their climb. Krakauer seems to be a
reasonable man and starts his climbing journey from the summit. This shows that the climax or
disaster is during the descent. Krakauer s description of being on the summit wasn t all that exciting,
showing how something disinterest is going to happen. I think he thinks reaching the summit was not
worth what it had cost, which he is correct because loosing friends is not worth the risk. I do not
understand why anyone would risk their lives just for a label. Although I understand it was Krakauer s
childhood dream, he has a wife at home and he should make sure nothing happens to him so he can be
with her. I do not see who someone can ignore a significant other and risk their lives for five seconds
of adrenaline and a brand on their reputation. Ascending the Everest seems impossible to me,
considering the physical conditions put on people and the mental conditions. I was surprised at the
number of people who had died trying to climb Everest, I thought it would be higher, but considering
the amount of people who have, it makes more sense. When talking about trusting your partners, I
would have to. If you don t trust your partner you won t be able to get anything done without feeling
suspicious. With brains not working efficiently and high tensions, anything could happen and you
need someone
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Jenna Premo Into Thin Air Response #1 Into Thin Air is more of an information book about the
mountain rather than a book about what went on during their climb. Krakauer seems to be a
reasonable man and starts his climbing journey from the summit. This shows that the climax or
disaster is during the descent. Krakauer s description of being on the summit wasn t all that exciting,
showing how something disinterest is going to happen. I think he thinks reaching the summit was not
worth what it had cost, which he is correct because loosing friends is not worth the risk. I do not
understand why anyone would risk their lives just for a label. Although I understand it was Krakauer s
childhood dream, he has a wife at home and he should make sure nothing happens to him so he can be
with her. I do not see who someone can ignore a significant other and risk their lives for five seconds
of adrenaline and a brand on their reputation. Ascending the Everest seems impossible to me,
considering the physical conditions put on people and the mental conditions. I was surprised at the
number of people who had died trying to climb Everest, I thought it would be higher, but considering
the amount of people who have, it makes more sense. When talking about trusting your partners, I
would have to. If you don t trust your partner you won t be able to get anything done without feeling
suspicious. With brains not working efficiently and high tensions, anything could happen and you
need someone
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dance Music and Moral Panic
ME5331ass2 Discuss one of the ideas of the following writers in relation to popular music culture:
Stanley Cohen. You may use a case study approach in your answer. Scholars such as Rietveld suggest
that; The British Culture has a long history in regulating pleasures associated with parties. A fear
seems to exist of the unregulated body that dances and is intoxicated...It is therefore not surprising that
the acid house parties; that heady mix of house n E events in 1998, were followed by various moral
panics. (Rietveld, 1998, pp. 253 4.) The dance music genre that became popularised in the late 1980s
led to the media amplification and misunderstanding regarding issues surrounding drug misuse as well
as the creation of a moral panic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Crass also joined the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) in order to work alongside while
doing gigs and raising awareness of socio political issues. It could be theorised that many other bands
such as Conflict and Flux of Pink Indians also adopted the anarcho punk style as part of their ideology
recognising it as a socio political ideal rather than a means to gain further popularity. It can be
theorised that the intention of anarcho punk is to deteriorate government or outside oppression. They
challenge capitalism suggesting that the economic system itself is problematic and simply a way of
producing profit through social hierarchies. In regards to Cohen s theoretical assumptions regarding
societal panic the aforementioned genre of anrcho punk can be used as an example of how a
misunderstood sub culture within a popular music genre can be demonised and seen as the cause of
the moral and socio political problems within society. During the emergence of the punk movement
those involved in the culture were perceived by the media as being dangerous and violent thugs who
threatened the established moral system within civilized societies through lyrical content that directly
challenged the status quo. This is evident for example in the lyrics of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
ME5331ass2 Discuss one of the ideas of the following writers in relation to popular music culture:
Stanley Cohen. You may use a case study approach in your answer. Scholars such as Rietveld suggest
that; The British Culture has a long history in regulating pleasures associated with parties. A fear
seems to exist of the unregulated body that dances and is intoxicated...It is therefore not surprising that
the acid house parties; that heady mix of house n E events in 1998, were followed by various moral
panics. (Rietveld, 1998, pp. 253 4.) The dance music genre that became popularised in the late 1980s
led to the media amplification and misunderstanding regarding issues surrounding drug misuse as well
as the creation of a moral panic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Crass also joined the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) in order to work alongside while
doing gigs and raising awareness of socio political issues. It could be theorised that many other bands
such as Conflict and Flux of Pink Indians also adopted the anarcho punk style as part of their ideology
recognising it as a socio political ideal rather than a means to gain further popularity. It can be
theorised that the intention of anarcho punk is to deteriorate government or outside oppression. They
challenge capitalism suggesting that the economic system itself is problematic and simply a way of
producing profit through social hierarchies. In regards to Cohen s theoretical assumptions regarding
societal panic the aforementioned genre of anrcho punk can be used as an example of how a
misunderstood sub culture within a popular music genre can be demonised and seen as the cause of
the moral and socio political problems within society. During the emergence of the punk movement
those involved in the culture were perceived by the media as being dangerous and violent thugs who
threatened the established moral system within civilized societies through lyrical content that directly
challenged the status quo. This is evident for example in the lyrics of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
midterm 554 Essay
Grading Summary These are the automatically computed results of your exam. Grades for essay
questions, and comments from your instructor, are in the Details section below. Date and Time
Started: 9/30/2014 4:52:19 PM Time Spent: 1 h , 28 min , 07 secs Points Received: 42 / 100 (42%)
Question Type: # Of Questions: # Correct: Multiple Choice 50 21 Grade Details Missed Questions
Question 1. Question : A 32 Y/O female present to the clinic with 2 week H/O stabbing jaw pain 8/10
with lightening like sensation along the eye and over the forehead. No meds taken for relief, afebrile at
home, no facial trauma or head injuries in past. Upon examination, you palpate crepitus in the TMJ
area with opening and closing of mouth. The most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Question : You are performing a skin assessment on a 75 year old female, based on your knowledge of
structural and functional changes of the skin, all of the following statements are true except: Student
Answer: Decrease in the thickness of the dermis Decreased vascularity and increased fragility of
existing capillaries Increase in the number of sweat glands Decreased inflammatory response Points
Received: 0 of 2 Comments: Question 14. Question : Which of the following should be considered for
hypertensive therapy in a 66 Y/O woman with CHF? Student Answer: Verapimil HCTZ Cardura
Fosinopril Points Received: 0 of 2 Comments: Question 20. Question : You have diagnosed a 55 Y/O
CM with COPD. What are effective first line therapy? Student Answer: Bronchodilators
Anticholingergics B2 adrenergic agonist Theophylline Points Received: 0 of 2 Comments: Question
23. Question : A 25 Y/O male present with acute sinusitis. Based on your knowledge, the most likely
causative organisms include all of the following except: Student Answer: Streptococcue pneumonia
Legionarraire Haemophilus influenza Moraxella catarrhalis Points Received: 0 of 2 Comments:
Question 24. Question : Secondary prevention strategy for a 76 year old female with COPD include:
Student Answer: Administering influenza vaccine Checking
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Grading Summary These are the automatically computed results of your exam. Grades for essay
questions, and comments from your instructor, are in the Details section below. Date and Time
Started: 9/30/2014 4:52:19 PM Time Spent: 1 h , 28 min , 07 secs Points Received: 42 / 100 (42%)
Question Type: # Of Questions: # Correct: Multiple Choice 50 21 Grade Details Missed Questions
Question 1. Question : A 32 Y/O female present to the clinic with 2 week H/O stabbing jaw pain 8/10
with lightening like sensation along the eye and over the forehead. No meds taken for relief, afebrile at
home, no facial trauma or head injuries in past. Upon examination, you palpate crepitus in the TMJ
area with opening and closing of mouth. The most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Question : You are performing a skin assessment on a 75 year old female, based on your knowledge of
structural and functional changes of the skin, all of the following statements are true except: Student
Answer: Decrease in the thickness of the dermis Decreased vascularity and increased fragility of
existing capillaries Increase in the number of sweat glands Decreased inflammatory response Points
Received: 0 of 2 Comments: Question 14. Question : Which of the following should be considered for
hypertensive therapy in a 66 Y/O woman with CHF? Student Answer: Verapimil HCTZ Cardura
Fosinopril Points Received: 0 of 2 Comments: Question 20. Question : You have diagnosed a 55 Y/O
CM with COPD. What are effective first line therapy? Student Answer: Bronchodilators
Anticholingergics B2 adrenergic agonist Theophylline Points Received: 0 of 2 Comments: Question
23. Question : A 25 Y/O male present with acute sinusitis. Based on your knowledge, the most likely
causative organisms include all of the following except: Student Answer: Streptococcue pneumonia
Legionarraire Haemophilus influenza Moraxella catarrhalis Points Received: 0 of 2 Comments:
Question 24. Question : Secondary prevention strategy for a 76 year old female with COPD include:
Student Answer: Administering influenza vaccine Checking
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Barrier s The Bfg Or The Big Friendly Giant
The book the BFG or The Big Friendly Giant has multiple themes, some of them being courage,
friendship, injustice, and communication. Courage in the BFG is one of the most substantially
important pieces of material in this book. You are not born with courage, friendship makes courage.
The story started with an act of courage when Sophie stood up at the window sill and when she also
sat up and waited for the Queen of England to wake up from her trogglehumper or sleep and open up
the blinds. It takes an exceeding amount of courage to sit on a windowsill sitting high above the
ground, she was quite terrified, but determined not to show it (pg. 137). The BFG would not be alive if
he did not ever have courage. It shows in the story the he has courage when the Bloodbottler came
into the BFGs cave and tried to take away Sophie, instead of blowing ... Show more content on
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In the beginning the friendship between the friendly giant and Sophie was sure enough, rocky and off
balanced, when the giant first kidnapped Sophie all she thought was that the giant wanted to kidnap
her and eat her. But he does not, and soon they were a model the perfect friendship. Sophie always
encourages the BFG when he s feeling upset and unsure, and the BFG cares for Sophie. Together they
outsmart the Fleshlumpeater and then they take a trip to London together. As they become better
friends and while in London, Sophie becomes protective of the BFG standing up for him and
explaining to him what he means to her she wants everyone to scrutinize him in a nice and caring way
like she does. Sophie wants everyone is observe him in a nice and friendly manner and she doesn t
want them to eyeball in and thin mean and bad thoughts like he would attack them.. The friendship
that Sophie and the BFG teaches people not to judge a book by its cover. It also teaches people to give
others a chance because you never know who could end up being your
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The book the BFG or The Big Friendly Giant has multiple themes, some of them being courage,
friendship, injustice, and communication. Courage in the BFG is one of the most substantially
important pieces of material in this book. You are not born with courage, friendship makes courage.
The story started with an act of courage when Sophie stood up at the window sill and when she also
sat up and waited for the Queen of England to wake up from her trogglehumper or sleep and open up
the blinds. It takes an exceeding amount of courage to sit on a windowsill sitting high above the
ground, she was quite terrified, but determined not to show it (pg. 137). The BFG would not be alive if
he did not ever have courage. It shows in the story the he has courage when the Bloodbottler came
into the BFGs cave and tried to take away Sophie, instead of blowing ... Show more content on
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In the beginning the friendship between the friendly giant and Sophie was sure enough, rocky and off
balanced, when the giant first kidnapped Sophie all she thought was that the giant wanted to kidnap
her and eat her. But he does not, and soon they were a model the perfect friendship. Sophie always
encourages the BFG when he s feeling upset and unsure, and the BFG cares for Sophie. Together they
outsmart the Fleshlumpeater and then they take a trip to London together. As they become better
friends and while in London, Sophie becomes protective of the BFG standing up for him and
explaining to him what he means to her she wants everyone to scrutinize him in a nice and caring way
like she does. Sophie wants everyone is observe him in a nice and friendly manner and she doesn t
want them to eyeball in and thin mean and bad thoughts like he would attack them.. The friendship
that Sophie and the BFG teaches people not to judge a book by its cover. It also teaches people to give
others a chance because you never know who could end up being your
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Cultural Erasure
Revista Europea de Estudios Latinoamericanos y del Caribe 79, octubre de 2005 | 125 Identity and
Erasure: Finding the Elusive Caribbean Anton Allahar Caribbean Autobiography: cultural identity and
self representation, by Sandra Pouchet Paquet. Madison, WI: The University of Wisconsin Press,
2002. Decolonising the Caribbean: Dutch policies in a comparative perspective, by Gert Oostindie and
Inge Klinkers. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2003. Ah Come Back Home: Perspectives on
the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, edited by Ian I. Smart, and Kimani S. K. Nehusi. Washington:
Original World Press, 2000. The Caribbean can be many things to many people: a geographic region
somewhere in America s backyard, an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thus, in describing the trade in African slaves and the institution of New World slavery as the largest
crime in human history, Nehusi speaks of the Maafa, or the African Holocaust, as a terror that has
been hushed up: one part of that crime has been the attempt to forget, to pretend that it did not happen
and to present a history ethnically cleansed of all traces of this genocide ... (Nehusi 2000, 8). Very
much in line with the thinking of Smart and Nehusi, Paquet views slavery as a crime and speaks of the
depravity of the slave owner (p. 42) as she applauds the efforts of Mary Prince to expose the horrors of
the system: Prince lays bare for public scrutiny the criminality of slave owners and the legal system
that endorses their conduct (Paquet 2002, 41). In developing his argument Nehusi hints at a conspiracy
or historical hoax which witnessed the abandonment of black Trinidadians and their treatment as non
persons by a continuing Eurocentric system which refuses to recognize them Revista Europea de
Estudios Latinoamericanos y del Caribe 79, octubre de 2005 | 127 and their traditions as valid and
refuses to recognize the history of struggle, mainly by Afrikan people. (Nehusi 2000a, 11). To this Ian
Smart adds that Africans all over the globe who have been subjected to white supremacy
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Revista Europea de Estudios Latinoamericanos y del Caribe 79, octubre de 2005 | 125 Identity and
Erasure: Finding the Elusive Caribbean Anton Allahar Caribbean Autobiography: cultural identity and
self representation, by Sandra Pouchet Paquet. Madison, WI: The University of Wisconsin Press,
2002. Decolonising the Caribbean: Dutch policies in a comparative perspective, by Gert Oostindie and
Inge Klinkers. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2003. Ah Come Back Home: Perspectives on
the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, edited by Ian I. Smart, and Kimani S. K. Nehusi. Washington:
Original World Press, 2000. The Caribbean can be many things to many people: a geographic region
somewhere in America s backyard, an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thus, in describing the trade in African slaves and the institution of New World slavery as the largest
crime in human history, Nehusi speaks of the Maafa, or the African Holocaust, as a terror that has
been hushed up: one part of that crime has been the attempt to forget, to pretend that it did not happen
and to present a history ethnically cleansed of all traces of this genocide ... (Nehusi 2000, 8). Very
much in line with the thinking of Smart and Nehusi, Paquet views slavery as a crime and speaks of the
depravity of the slave owner (p. 42) as she applauds the efforts of Mary Prince to expose the horrors of
the system: Prince lays bare for public scrutiny the criminality of slave owners and the legal system
that endorses their conduct (Paquet 2002, 41). In developing his argument Nehusi hints at a conspiracy
or historical hoax which witnessed the abandonment of black Trinidadians and their treatment as non
persons by a continuing Eurocentric system which refuses to recognize them Revista Europea de
Estudios Latinoamericanos y del Caribe 79, octubre de 2005 | 127 and their traditions as valid and
refuses to recognize the history of struggle, mainly by Afrikan people. (Nehusi 2000a, 11). To this Ian
Smart adds that Africans all over the globe who have been subjected to white supremacy
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Hurricane Trinidad Research Paper
On the early morning of Sunday, September 15th 1963 in Birmingham, Alabama four members of the
KKK planted a minimum of 15 sticks of dynamite under the steps of the 16th Street Baptist church,
close to the basement. At 10:22 a.m. the 16th Street Baptist Church received a phone call from an
anonymous man who simply said Three minutes, before hanging up. Less than a minute of the call,
the bombs exploded as there were five children present within the basement of the church. Out of the
5 children who were in the basement 4 of them died from the explosion 14 year old Addie Mae
Collins, Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley, and 11 year old Carol Denise McNair. More than 20 other
additional people were injured in the explosion, one of them being Sarah ... Show more content on
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Flora was developed from a disturbance in the Intertropical Convergence Zone on September 26th
located nearly 800 miles southwest of the Cape Verde Islands. Hurricane Flora organized on
September 29th and attained a tropical storm status, as it quickly continued to strengthen to reach a
category 3 hurricane status before moving the Windward Islands and passing through Tobago. It
reached maximum winds of 145 miles per hour while in the Caribbean. The storm hit the southwestern
side of Haiti near peak intensity, then turned west and drifted over Cuba for four days before moving
northeastward, becoming an extratropical cyclone. During its rampant rage across the Caribbean s
Hurricane Flora affected areas such as Northern South America, Lesser Antilles, Trinidad and Tobago,
Leeward Antilles, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, Jamaica, Cuba, Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands,
Bermuda, and Atlantic Canada; doing nearly 528 million dollars in damage, and taking anywhere from
7,186 8,000 lives. In Tobago, the damage from Flora caused the crop plantations to become
abandoned. As a result the island had to change their source of money from farming to tourism. In the
Dominican Republic, the damage were unknown for many months after the hurricane passed the
island, mostly in the western provinces. The roads were still impassable, large areas remained without
electricity, and helicopters couldn t land in areas because of mud, silt, and up to 3 feet of water in
landing
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On the early morning of Sunday, September 15th 1963 in Birmingham, Alabama four members of the
KKK planted a minimum of 15 sticks of dynamite under the steps of the 16th Street Baptist church,
close to the basement. At 10:22 a.m. the 16th Street Baptist Church received a phone call from an
anonymous man who simply said Three minutes, before hanging up. Less than a minute of the call,
the bombs exploded as there were five children present within the basement of the church. Out of the
5 children who were in the basement 4 of them died from the explosion 14 year old Addie Mae
Collins, Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley, and 11 year old Carol Denise McNair. More than 20 other
additional people were injured in the explosion, one of them being Sarah ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Flora was developed from a disturbance in the Intertropical Convergence Zone on September 26th
located nearly 800 miles southwest of the Cape Verde Islands. Hurricane Flora organized on
September 29th and attained a tropical storm status, as it quickly continued to strengthen to reach a
category 3 hurricane status before moving the Windward Islands and passing through Tobago. It
reached maximum winds of 145 miles per hour while in the Caribbean. The storm hit the southwestern
side of Haiti near peak intensity, then turned west and drifted over Cuba for four days before moving
northeastward, becoming an extratropical cyclone. During its rampant rage across the Caribbean s
Hurricane Flora affected areas such as Northern South America, Lesser Antilles, Trinidad and Tobago,
Leeward Antilles, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, Jamaica, Cuba, Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands,
Bermuda, and Atlantic Canada; doing nearly 528 million dollars in damage, and taking anywhere from
7,186 8,000 lives. In Tobago, the damage from Flora caused the crop plantations to become
abandoned. As a result the island had to change their source of money from farming to tourism. In the
Dominican Republic, the damage were unknown for many months after the hurricane passed the
island, mostly in the western provinces. The roads were still impassable, large areas remained without
electricity, and helicopters couldn t land in areas because of mud, silt, and up to 3 feet of water in
landing
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Hop-Frog And Zadig Irony
Introduction Poe develops narrative point of view through Allusion Foreshadowing Irony Sarcasm
Symbolism Word Choice Body Allusion He would have preferred Rabelais s Gargantua, to the Zadig
of Voltaire: and, upon the whole, practical jokes suited his taste far better than verbal ones. Poe alludes
to two books, Rabelais s Gargantua and Voltaire s Zadig. The king prefers to read humorous books
such as Rabelais s Gargantua , instead of serious and philosophical books such as Voltaire s Zadig.
This shows how the king was stupid and loved jokes This allusion helps readers understand Hop Frog
s actions, as it shows why the king would listen to Hop Frog s idea to dress as ourang outangs The
king was too stupid to think that Hop Frog ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like with the allusions, this quotation helps show how Hop Frog tricked the king and ministers The
king was too stupid to think that Hop Frog would be angry that the king struck his close friend I now
see distinctly, he said, what manner of people these maskers are. They are a great king and his seven
privy councillors... Hop Frog is sarcastic when he calls the king great, as the king was stupid and
cruel. Also, the king was easily tricked and was powerless to stop Hop Frog from killing them This
quotation helped characterize Hop Frog by showing that he was angry and vengeful Symbolism A
symbol is the chains that bound the king and his ministers. The chains symbolize powerlessness. By
using the chains, Hop Frog trapped the king and ministers and gained power over them. The king and
ministers lost power and were helpless due to the chains. This symbolism helps readers understand
Hop Frog s
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Introduction Poe develops narrative point of view through Allusion Foreshadowing Irony Sarcasm
Symbolism Word Choice Body Allusion He would have preferred Rabelais s Gargantua, to the Zadig
of Voltaire: and, upon the whole, practical jokes suited his taste far better than verbal ones. Poe alludes
to two books, Rabelais s Gargantua and Voltaire s Zadig. The king prefers to read humorous books
such as Rabelais s Gargantua , instead of serious and philosophical books such as Voltaire s Zadig.
This shows how the king was stupid and loved jokes This allusion helps readers understand Hop Frog
s actions, as it shows why the king would listen to Hop Frog s idea to dress as ourang outangs The
king was too stupid to think that Hop Frog ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like with the allusions, this quotation helps show how Hop Frog tricked the king and ministers The
king was too stupid to think that Hop Frog would be angry that the king struck his close friend I now
see distinctly, he said, what manner of people these maskers are. They are a great king and his seven
privy councillors... Hop Frog is sarcastic when he calls the king great, as the king was stupid and
cruel. Also, the king was easily tricked and was powerless to stop Hop Frog from killing them This
quotation helped characterize Hop Frog by showing that he was angry and vengeful Symbolism A
symbol is the chains that bound the king and his ministers. The chains symbolize powerlessness. By
using the chains, Hop Frog trapped the king and ministers and gained power over them. The king and
ministers lost power and were helpless due to the chains. This symbolism helps readers understand
Hop Frog s
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Chalcopyrite Synthesis Lab Report
The process of extraction of copper varies depending of what ore, copper is being extracted from.
Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) is a sulphide ore and it is one the most common ores of copper. The process of
extracting copper from chalcopyrite is a quite complex procedure in which both physical and chemical
processes are involved.
As chalcopyrite is around 0.5% copper and 99.5% unwanted rocky material , the first step to extract
copper from chalcopyrite is to increase the concentration of copper in the ore to high enough levels by
getting rid of as much of the unwanted rocky material . This can be done by a physical process called
froth flotation .
The process of froth flotation is quite simple and requires little energy. The process is as follows:
1. The ore is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A substance is added to the crushed ore. This substance attaches only to the metal compound particles
and gives them a hydrophobic (water repellent) property. For copper, this substance is often pine oil.
3. The ore is then put into a large bath containing water and a foaming agent. Air is blown inside to
make bubbles.
4. Because the compound s particles are hydrophobic, the bubbles will be able to catch them and bring
them afloat where they can flow out from the bath while the unwanted rocky material stays in the
bath.
5. The ore now contains around 30% copper and it is ready to be smelted. This ore is called
concentrated ore
Once the ore has been concentrated it is put inside a furnace where it is mixed with sand and oxygen.
The temperature inside the furnace is risen up to around 1000oC and oxygen is blown inside. Due to
the intense heat inside the furnace, the following things happen:
 The copper(II) ions in the chalcopyrite are reduced to copper(I) sulphide
 The iron in the chalcopyrite reacts with the sand and it is converted into an iron (II) silicate slag
which floats on the copper (I) sulphide and is discarded.
 Most of the sulphur in the chalcopyrite is converted into sulphur dioxide
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The process of extraction of copper varies depending of what ore, copper is being extracted from.
Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) is a sulphide ore and it is one the most common ores of copper. The process of
extracting copper from chalcopyrite is a quite complex procedure in which both physical and chemical
processes are involved.
As chalcopyrite is around 0.5% copper and 99.5% unwanted rocky material , the first step to extract
copper from chalcopyrite is to increase the concentration of copper in the ore to high enough levels by
getting rid of as much of the unwanted rocky material . This can be done by a physical process called
froth flotation .
The process of froth flotation is quite simple and requires little energy. The process is as follows:
1. The ore is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A substance is added to the crushed ore. This substance attaches only to the metal compound particles
and gives them a hydrophobic (water repellent) property. For copper, this substance is often pine oil.
3. The ore is then put into a large bath containing water and a foaming agent. Air is blown inside to
make bubbles.
4. Because the compound s particles are hydrophobic, the bubbles will be able to catch them and bring
them afloat where they can flow out from the bath while the unwanted rocky material stays in the
bath.
5. The ore now contains around 30% copper and it is ready to be smelted. This ore is called
concentrated ore
Once the ore has been concentrated it is put inside a furnace where it is mixed with sand and oxygen.
The temperature inside the furnace is risen up to around 1000oC and oxygen is blown inside. Due to
the intense heat inside the furnace, the following things happen:
 The copper(II) ions in the chalcopyrite are reduced to copper(I) sulphide
 The iron in the chalcopyrite reacts with the sand and it is converted into an iron (II) silicate slag
which floats on the copper (I) sulphide and is discarded.
 Most of the sulphur in the chalcopyrite is converted into sulphur dioxide
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Reliability in Smart Grids
In many areas of the United States, the only way a utility knows there s an outage is when a customer
calls to report it. A challenge faced by smart grid systems is to provide highly reliable transmission to
improve the energy efficiency of the system. If a proper command couldn t be send in the event of an
emergency it could result in disastrous consequences. As a result, quantitative reliability evaluation of
information infrastructures should be addressed.
A smart grid is a modernized electrical grid that uses analogues or digital information and
communications technology to gather and act on information, such as information about the behaviors
of suppliers and consumers, in an automated fashion to improve the efficiency, reliability, economics,
and sustainability of the production and distribution of electricity.
To provide the reliability of data communication of smart grids we are proposing wireless
communication infrastructure. In this paper we will discuss pros and cons along with the applicability
of wired, wireless and hybrid communication systems for the smart grid application.
For reliability we have to optimize both power consumption and power supply. Smart grid works on
the mechanism of data communication infrastructure. Smart grids has one of the most important
feature meter data management system which is designed to collect exchange and process the meter
data for optimization of power consumption and supply.
Niyato, Dong, Wang, Hossain, (2013) suggested
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In many areas of the United States, the only way a utility knows there s an outage is when a customer
calls to report it. A challenge faced by smart grid systems is to provide highly reliable transmission to
improve the energy efficiency of the system. If a proper command couldn t be send in the event of an
emergency it could result in disastrous consequences. As a result, quantitative reliability evaluation of
information infrastructures should be addressed.
A smart grid is a modernized electrical grid that uses analogues or digital information and
communications technology to gather and act on information, such as information about the behaviors
of suppliers and consumers, in an automated fashion to improve the efficiency, reliability, economics,
and sustainability of the production and distribution of electricity.
To provide the reliability of data communication of smart grids we are proposing wireless
communication infrastructure. In this paper we will discuss pros and cons along with the applicability
of wired, wireless and hybrid communication systems for the smart grid application.
For reliability we have to optimize both power consumption and power supply. Smart grid works on
the mechanism of data communication infrastructure. Smart grids has one of the most important
feature meter data management system which is designed to collect exchange and process the meter
data for optimization of power consumption and supply.
Niyato, Dong, Wang, Hossain, (2013) suggested
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Essay about Should Marijuana Be Legalized in the United...
The topic of legalizing recreational marijuana in the United States has been a very controversial one.
States such as Colorado and Washington have gone on the offensive and have legalized recreational
marijuana and have enjoyed the high revenues brought in from cannabis sale. On the other hand other
states have kept low profiles because they are wary of the possible negative outcomes of legalizing
recreational marijuana and are using the states of Colorado and Washington as guinea pigs to see what
their next course of action on this controversial topic should be. This is not only a highly debated topic
among politicians, but also by the people. According to a poll conducted by the Pew Research Center,
52% of Americans support the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Meanwhile marijuana has not accounted for a single death in the United States. This has led many
teenagers to switch over to marijuana and by legalizing it the switch to a safer drug would continue
and it would also make it cheaper than other illicit drugs. This correlation can be seen by the statistics
provided by the NIDA (National Institute of Drug Abuse) 2011 study. About 25% of teens surveyed
said they tried marijuana at least once last year, a statistically significant rise of about 4% since 2007.
Additionally, 6.6% of 12th graders also admitted to smoking weed daily (Gwynne). The study has also
shown historic lows of use of alcohol and cigarettes since 1981.Over the past 20 years, from 1991 to
2011, the proportion of 8th graders reporting any use of alcohol in the prior 30 days has fallen by
about half (from 25% to 13%), among 10th graders by more than one third (from 43% to 27%), and
among 12th graders by about one fourth (from 54% to 40%), (Gwynne). As teenagers will always
continue to experiment with illegal substances, its best we influence them with the safest drug,
marijuana. This change is already happening as NIDA studies have shown teenager marijuana use at
historic highs and alcohol and cigarette use at historic lows, and will continue if marijuana is
perceived as safe and becomes cheaper with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The topic of legalizing recreational marijuana in the United States has been a very controversial one.
States such as Colorado and Washington have gone on the offensive and have legalized recreational
marijuana and have enjoyed the high revenues brought in from cannabis sale. On the other hand other
states have kept low profiles because they are wary of the possible negative outcomes of legalizing
recreational marijuana and are using the states of Colorado and Washington as guinea pigs to see what
their next course of action on this controversial topic should be. This is not only a highly debated topic
among politicians, but also by the people. According to a poll conducted by the Pew Research Center,
52% of Americans support the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Meanwhile marijuana has not accounted for a single death in the United States. This has led many
teenagers to switch over to marijuana and by legalizing it the switch to a safer drug would continue
and it would also make it cheaper than other illicit drugs. This correlation can be seen by the statistics
provided by the NIDA (National Institute of Drug Abuse) 2011 study. About 25% of teens surveyed
said they tried marijuana at least once last year, a statistically significant rise of about 4% since 2007.
Additionally, 6.6% of 12th graders also admitted to smoking weed daily (Gwynne). The study has also
shown historic lows of use of alcohol and cigarettes since 1981.Over the past 20 years, from 1991 to
2011, the proportion of 8th graders reporting any use of alcohol in the prior 30 days has fallen by
about half (from 25% to 13%), among 10th graders by more than one third (from 43% to 27%), and
among 12th graders by about one fourth (from 54% to 40%), (Gwynne). As teenagers will always
continue to experiment with illegal substances, its best we influence them with the safest drug,
marijuana. This change is already happening as NIDA studies have shown teenager marijuana use at
historic highs and alcohol and cigarette use at historic lows, and will continue if marijuana is
perceived as safe and becomes cheaper with
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Shakespeare Sonnet 29 Mood
Shakespeare s Sonnet 29 explores the inner mentality of the speaker as he reflects on his hopeless state
of depression to eventually realize that there is something more important than monetary wealth and
social status. The speaker is introspective and reflective in order to convey his epiphany of the
importance of intangible things. Throughout the sonnet, meaning is achieved through the use of
rhythmic structure, changing tone, and imagery. In the first quatrain, iambic pentameter creates an
introductory rhythm to present the speaker in a depressed state. The speaker begins by stating he is in
disgrace with Fortune, meaning he is having bad luck and believes he is unpopular to men s eyes. This
allusion to Dame Fortuna, the goddess of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The speaker uses the word yet to begin this shift into the solution to his internal frustrations. When the
speaker begins to haply think of thee, it serves as a pun for the word happy. Although this new thought
occurs by chance, it is a happy alternative for the saddening thoughts that once occupied his mind.
Shakespeare also uses a simile of a lark arising from sullen earth at the break of day, implying that the
daytime is much happier than night. The day is compared to the dawning thought of his beloved, and
the very idea is like a lark who sings hymns at heaven s gate. The simile uses imagery to create an
uplifting, hopeful tone. The shift in the speaker s thoughts is reflected in the tone, as it changes from
melancholy to optimistic. Similarly, the heroic couplet at the end serves as a resolution to the speaker s
inner conflictions with depression, for he has an epiphany that he would rather be with thee than to
change [his] state with kings. The speaker s remembrance of thy sweet love brings him to this
conclusion. The enjambment of the last two lines creates flow with the speaker s clear thoughts,
allowing him to determine the most important thing in life, rather than monetary wealth or status, with
an optimistic
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Shakespeare s Sonnet 29 explores the inner mentality of the speaker as he reflects on his hopeless state
of depression to eventually realize that there is something more important than monetary wealth and
social status. The speaker is introspective and reflective in order to convey his epiphany of the
importance of intangible things. Throughout the sonnet, meaning is achieved through the use of
rhythmic structure, changing tone, and imagery. In the first quatrain, iambic pentameter creates an
introductory rhythm to present the speaker in a depressed state. The speaker begins by stating he is in
disgrace with Fortune, meaning he is having bad luck and believes he is unpopular to men s eyes. This
allusion to Dame Fortuna, the goddess of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The speaker uses the word yet to begin this shift into the solution to his internal frustrations. When the
speaker begins to haply think of thee, it serves as a pun for the word happy. Although this new thought
occurs by chance, it is a happy alternative for the saddening thoughts that once occupied his mind.
Shakespeare also uses a simile of a lark arising from sullen earth at the break of day, implying that the
daytime is much happier than night. The day is compared to the dawning thought of his beloved, and
the very idea is like a lark who sings hymns at heaven s gate. The simile uses imagery to create an
uplifting, hopeful tone. The shift in the speaker s thoughts is reflected in the tone, as it changes from
melancholy to optimistic. Similarly, the heroic couplet at the end serves as a resolution to the speaker s
inner conflictions with depression, for he has an epiphany that he would rather be with thee than to
change [his] state with kings. The speaker s remembrance of thy sweet love brings him to this
conclusion. The enjambment of the last two lines creates flow with the speaker s clear thoughts,
allowing him to determine the most important thing in life, rather than monetary wealth or status, with
an optimistic
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Parthenon
.Introduction
There are 3 (three) architectural orders in a classical building of the ancient Greece, they are Doric,
Ionic and Corinthian. As suggested by Dietsch and Stern (2002) that Doric is a common style in 7th
century B.C; Ionic style is first developed in the Ionian islands around the 6th century B.C or 100 year
after Doric style; and then, Corinthian style was originally from the city of Corinth around 5th century
B.C., not so popular like Doric.
The Parthenon is a Doric order style of the Temple that built by the Athenian Empire in 447 BC. In
terms of political and military viewpoints, the Parthenon is a symbol of Athenian imperial power. As
said by Martin (1999) that the Parthenon served as a champion of military power, indicated ... Show
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The Pantheon (source: Wikipedia, 2016)
II. Discussion The initial function of both buildings is serving as a temple. Then, the Pantheon is used
as the Roman Church, while the Parthenon function is as a museum now days. Moreover, there is
another similarity between the Pantheon and the Parthenon that both Pantheon and Parthenon have 8
pillars in front of the entrance. These pillars to support a pediment; a triangular element in upper part
of front any classical style buildings. The different between Pantheon and Parthenon are following:
1.The Pantheon was designed to be placed to commemorate every god and goddesses (all the Roman
gods and goddesses), whereas the Parthenon was a temple for the patron of goddess, Athena.
2. In respect to structures, the Parthenon is a rectangular form; Columns are smaller; and columns in
Doric order of classical style. Quite a contrast that the Pantheon is built in a spherical structure, look
like circular from above building; columns are much larger, even to any other buildings ever built in
the Greek; and columns are in the Corinthian order of classical style.
3.In term of order of classical style that Doric is not only the oldest, but also very simple form. While
the Corinthian order is the newest one with a lot of fancies in the element and
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.Introduction
There are 3 (three) architectural orders in a classical building of the ancient Greece, they are Doric,
Ionic and Corinthian. As suggested by Dietsch and Stern (2002) that Doric is a common style in 7th
century B.C; Ionic style is first developed in the Ionian islands around the 6th century B.C or 100 year
after Doric style; and then, Corinthian style was originally from the city of Corinth around 5th century
B.C., not so popular like Doric.
The Parthenon is a Doric order style of the Temple that built by the Athenian Empire in 447 BC. In
terms of political and military viewpoints, the Parthenon is a symbol of Athenian imperial power. As
said by Martin (1999) that the Parthenon served as a champion of military power, indicated ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Pantheon (source: Wikipedia, 2016)
II. Discussion The initial function of both buildings is serving as a temple. Then, the Pantheon is used
as the Roman Church, while the Parthenon function is as a museum now days. Moreover, there is
another similarity between the Pantheon and the Parthenon that both Pantheon and Parthenon have 8
pillars in front of the entrance. These pillars to support a pediment; a triangular element in upper part
of front any classical style buildings. The different between Pantheon and Parthenon are following:
1.The Pantheon was designed to be placed to commemorate every god and goddesses (all the Roman
gods and goddesses), whereas the Parthenon was a temple for the patron of goddess, Athena.
2. In respect to structures, the Parthenon is a rectangular form; Columns are smaller; and columns in
Doric order of classical style. Quite a contrast that the Pantheon is built in a spherical structure, look
like circular from above building; columns are much larger, even to any other buildings ever built in
the Greek; and columns are in the Corinthian order of classical style.
3.In term of order of classical style that Doric is not only the oldest, but also very simple form. While
the Corinthian order is the newest one with a lot of fancies in the element and
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How Did Thomas Edison Impact The World
When one thinks of a famous inventor from the past, who is the first person that comes to mind? Most
would say Thomas Edison, who died in 1931, but is still living in a way. Even in the 21st century, he
is surrounding us with his inventions, such as functional incandescent light bulbs, and even the cell
phone you have in your pocket right now. Born in 1847 in Canal Town, Milan, Edison had a long and
successful career as an inventor up until the time of his death in 1931, at the age of 81. He was
married to Mary Stilwell until her death in 1884. Shorly after, he married Mina Miller. A well known
American innovator, his most significant and famous inventions include the phonograph, the motion
picture camera, and the long lasting practical electric light bulb. Thanks to his inventions, Thomas
Edison greatly impacted the world we live in today. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Despite the common belief that Thomas Edison was the original inventor of the lightbulb, in actuality
he re invented it. Lightbulbs had been around for many years before him, but they were very
unreliable and short lived ( Thomas Edison s most famous inventions ). Thomas Edison s version of
light bulbs were more affordable, and convenient to use. Edison s simple invention of the lightbulb
lead him to inventing the entire electric utility system, which enabled him to power all the light bulbs,
motors and other appliances that he also created ( Thomas Edison s most famous inventions ). Edison
revolutionized indoor lighting and forever separated light from fire ( Thomas Edison ). When Edison
brought the incandescent light bulb to the world, little did he know the enormous impact it would
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When one thinks of a famous inventor from the past, who is the first person that comes to mind? Most
would say Thomas Edison, who died in 1931, but is still living in a way. Even in the 21st century, he
is surrounding us with his inventions, such as functional incandescent light bulbs, and even the cell
phone you have in your pocket right now. Born in 1847 in Canal Town, Milan, Edison had a long and
successful career as an inventor up until the time of his death in 1931, at the age of 81. He was
married to Mary Stilwell until her death in 1884. Shorly after, he married Mina Miller. A well known
American innovator, his most significant and famous inventions include the phonograph, the motion
picture camera, and the long lasting practical electric light bulb. Thanks to his inventions, Thomas
Edison greatly impacted the world we live in today. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Despite the common belief that Thomas Edison was the original inventor of the lightbulb, in actuality
he re invented it. Lightbulbs had been around for many years before him, but they were very
unreliable and short lived ( Thomas Edison s most famous inventions ). Thomas Edison s version of
light bulbs were more affordable, and convenient to use. Edison s simple invention of the lightbulb
lead him to inventing the entire electric utility system, which enabled him to power all the light bulbs,
motors and other appliances that he also created ( Thomas Edison s most famous inventions ). Edison
revolutionized indoor lighting and forever separated light from fire ( Thomas Edison ). When Edison
brought the incandescent light bulb to the world, little did he know the enormous impact it would
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The Case Of The Lawsuit
The Complaint Should Be Dismissed Because the Statute of Limitations Has Ran
Shahmaleki s complaint is futile because the statute limitation has run on the civil rights claims. 42
U.S.C. § 1982 does not include its own statutes of limitations. Instead, courts borrow limitation
periods from state law. Courts adopt the most analogous limitations period. In Kansas, the analogous
action for § 1983 is injury to the rights of another. That means under Kansas law, the statutes of
limitations for claims arising out of § 1983 is two years. Here, the statutes of limitations period has
passed. The claim set out by Shahmaleki arose on May 1, 2013. As two years have passed since the
claim arose, the statute of limitations has run and this Court should dismiss Shahmaleki s complaint.
The amended complaint also does not relate back to the original complaint. An amendment to change
or add a party must meet the requirements listed under 15(c) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
for it relate back. These requirements are 1) the amended claim must arise out of the conduct,
transaction, or occurrence set out in the original pleading, 2) sufficient notice must be provided to the
new parties, and 3) the new defendants must have known or should have known that the action would
be brought against them, but for a mistake concerning the proper party s identity. In this case, the
Defendants do not dispute the first two requirements, but Shahmaleki has not shown his amended
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The Complaint Should Be Dismissed Because the Statute of Limitations Has Ran
Shahmaleki s complaint is futile because the statute limitation has run on the civil rights claims. 42
U.S.C. § 1982 does not include its own statutes of limitations. Instead, courts borrow limitation
periods from state law. Courts adopt the most analogous limitations period. In Kansas, the analogous
action for § 1983 is injury to the rights of another. That means under Kansas law, the statutes of
limitations for claims arising out of § 1983 is two years. Here, the statutes of limitations period has
passed. The claim set out by Shahmaleki arose on May 1, 2013. As two years have passed since the
claim arose, the statute of limitations has run and this Court should dismiss Shahmaleki s complaint.
The amended complaint also does not relate back to the original complaint. An amendment to change
or add a party must meet the requirements listed under 15(c) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
for it relate back. These requirements are 1) the amended claim must arise out of the conduct,
transaction, or occurrence set out in the original pleading, 2) sufficient notice must be provided to the
new parties, and 3) the new defendants must have known or should have known that the action would
be brought against them, but for a mistake concerning the proper party s identity. In this case, the
Defendants do not dispute the first two requirements, but Shahmaleki has not shown his amended
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Key Signature and Beethoven
Outline
Title: Life and Works of Ludwig van Beethoven and His Achievements
Thesis Statement: Beethoven is one of the greatest composer in the history of music. He played a big
role in the world of music. He was the one who initiated among his co composers the freedom to
express themselves. Some of his masterpieces were Eroica Pastorale, Fideleo and the religious
composition entitled Missa Solemnis. I. Introduction II. The Man and His Music A. Historical
background 1. Early years a. Beethoven born in Bonn b. Studied under Christian Gottlob Neefe (1748
98) c. 1787: brief visit to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wilfredo and Mrs. Rebecca Camarce, for the support they have given along with their patience; to my
beloved teacher, Mrs. Felicitas P. Centeno, for the motivation and encouragement to strive for
excellence; to my relatives, Ms. Lilibeth and Mr. Niño Joseph Lacson, for their contribution to this
research project; and lastly, to the sites I ve researched that helps my research work being completed.
To these people, grateful words are not enough, for what they have done is beyond gratitude, a prized
memory that can be measured in terms of love. I Introduction
Ludwig van Beethoven was a great composer at his time. He was a German composer and born in a
big family whose interest and inclination is music. Though at the age of 20, he was already known as a
pianist and a composer with distinctive talent, it was at the age of 30 that Beethoven was recognized
as a talented pianist. In 1796, his life changed when he started to feel deafness. At first, he was
dismayed and become irritable so that he almost lost his hope but due to his strong determination, he
continued to compose music. He was able to create wonderful and well loved music even though he
became totally deaf. Beethoven was the grandson of a musician of Flemish origin named Lodewijk
van Beethoven (1712 1773). Beethoven was named after his grandfather, as Lodewijk is the Dutch
cognate of Ludwig. Beethoven s
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Outline
Title: Life and Works of Ludwig van Beethoven and His Achievements
Thesis Statement: Beethoven is one of the greatest composer in the history of music. He played a big
role in the world of music. He was the one who initiated among his co composers the freedom to
express themselves. Some of his masterpieces were Eroica Pastorale, Fideleo and the religious
composition entitled Missa Solemnis. I. Introduction II. The Man and His Music A. Historical
background 1. Early years a. Beethoven born in Bonn b. Studied under Christian Gottlob Neefe (1748
98) c. 1787: brief visit to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wilfredo and Mrs. Rebecca Camarce, for the support they have given along with their patience; to my
beloved teacher, Mrs. Felicitas P. Centeno, for the motivation and encouragement to strive for
excellence; to my relatives, Ms. Lilibeth and Mr. Niño Joseph Lacson, for their contribution to this
research project; and lastly, to the sites I ve researched that helps my research work being completed.
To these people, grateful words are not enough, for what they have done is beyond gratitude, a prized
memory that can be measured in terms of love. I Introduction
Ludwig van Beethoven was a great composer at his time. He was a German composer and born in a
big family whose interest and inclination is music. Though at the age of 20, he was already known as a
pianist and a composer with distinctive talent, it was at the age of 30 that Beethoven was recognized
as a talented pianist. In 1796, his life changed when he started to feel deafness. At first, he was
dismayed and become irritable so that he almost lost his hope but due to his strong determination, he
continued to compose music. He was able to create wonderful and well loved music even though he
became totally deaf. Beethoven was the grandson of a musician of Flemish origin named Lodewijk
van Beethoven (1712 1773). Beethoven was named after his grandfather, as Lodewijk is the Dutch
cognate of Ludwig. Beethoven s
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Analysis Of Horkheimer And Adorno s Dialectic Of...
Published in 1944, Horkheimer and Adorno s Dialectic of Enlightenment raises certain themes curated
by different institute members of the Frankfurt School. A Psycho analytical theory is applied to anti
Semitism , authoritarianism and fascism; it initially however, discusses the mass culture industry, the
power of instrumental reason and of course the philosophy of enlightenment.
Adorno argued, in regard to both cultural production and mass culture that Capitalism has: hi jacked
art and its requirements of the market, this notion can also be applied to the relationship between
media/power and the elite, today. Thus, reliance needs (dependency) are fashioned in the minds of
consumers of said culture by fresh forms of culture curating a set of conditions of dependency by the
powerful. The aim of commercial art, it goes on to argue, is to be presented without any critique, thus
making its produce essentially ideological; the extra dominated interpretations of reality are
reproduced, reinforced and strengthened through this.
The authors state that the Enlightenment and science, developing from the thoughts and concepts of
Francis Bacon, has focused primarily on dominating nature and therefore other humans and thus
formulating a critique of both positivism and the philosophy of history.
The domination of nature is integral to the philosophy of the Enlightenment. However, it could even
be said that a basis that was once linked to liberation has been modified into a
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Published in 1944, Horkheimer and Adorno s Dialectic of Enlightenment raises certain themes curated
by different institute members of the Frankfurt School. A Psycho analytical theory is applied to anti
Semitism , authoritarianism and fascism; it initially however, discusses the mass culture industry, the
power of instrumental reason and of course the philosophy of enlightenment.
Adorno argued, in regard to both cultural production and mass culture that Capitalism has: hi jacked
art and its requirements of the market, this notion can also be applied to the relationship between
media/power and the elite, today. Thus, reliance needs (dependency) are fashioned in the minds of
consumers of said culture by fresh forms of culture curating a set of conditions of dependency by the
powerful. The aim of commercial art, it goes on to argue, is to be presented without any critique, thus
making its produce essentially ideological; the extra dominated interpretations of reality are
reproduced, reinforced and strengthened through this.
The authors state that the Enlightenment and science, developing from the thoughts and concepts of
Francis Bacon, has focused primarily on dominating nature and therefore other humans and thus
formulating a critique of both positivism and the philosophy of history.
The domination of nature is integral to the philosophy of the Enlightenment. However, it could even
be said that a basis that was once linked to liberation has been modified into a
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The Role Of Homeostatic Mechanisms Of Homeostasis Essay
Homeostasis 3.4 Hannah Miller
Introduction
My investigation is about Homeostasis. Homeostasis is maintaining a physiological system in a higher
animal to maintain co ordinated responses. It tries to maintain the environmental changes, and a
condition of balance or equilibrium within its internal environment. Homeostasis is the process of
keeping everything constant. The higher animal I have chosen is Humans. The reason why I have
chosen Humans is because there are so many homeostatic mechanisms available for this higher
animal. Homeostatic mechanisms are important because it maintains your core body temperature so
the enzymes within the body are able to run at an optimum level. (pers comm [Nicole Mitchell], 2016)
If an enzyme get too cold the process of bonding with proteins will slow until they are unable to bond,
if an enzyme is too hot it will de nature meaning its shape will change and be unable to bond with
proteins, both being too cold and too hot will kill the host as organs are unable to function without
proteins . It regulates the body temperature so you don t heat up too much. A negative feedback loop is
important because it allows the mechanism to stop, so you don t die. The mechanism I have chosen to
do for my investigation are thermoregulation (temperature) and blood pressure. A human is an
Endotherm (warm blooded). Endotherm is an organism which generates heat to maintain its body
temperature and
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Homeostasis 3.4 Hannah Miller
Introduction
My investigation is about Homeostasis. Homeostasis is maintaining a physiological system in a higher
animal to maintain co ordinated responses. It tries to maintain the environmental changes, and a
condition of balance or equilibrium within its internal environment. Homeostasis is the process of
keeping everything constant. The higher animal I have chosen is Humans. The reason why I have
chosen Humans is because there are so many homeostatic mechanisms available for this higher
animal. Homeostatic mechanisms are important because it maintains your core body temperature so
the enzymes within the body are able to run at an optimum level. (pers comm [Nicole Mitchell], 2016)
If an enzyme get too cold the process of bonding with proteins will slow until they are unable to bond,
if an enzyme is too hot it will de nature meaning its shape will change and be unable to bond with
proteins, both being too cold and too hot will kill the host as organs are unable to function without
proteins . It regulates the body temperature so you don t heat up too much. A negative feedback loop is
important because it allows the mechanism to stop, so you don t die. The mechanism I have chosen to
do for my investigation are thermoregulation (temperature) and blood pressure. A human is an
Endotherm (warm blooded). Endotherm is an organism which generates heat to maintain its body
temperature and
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War Is Kind
Research Paper Rough Draft Statistics show that over 1000 people were killed in the U.S. by police in
2015, and at least 441 people have been killed so far this year alone. If we continue with this trend, the
numbers will keep growing each year. If the police force was created to protect citizens, why are
people living in constant fear of being killed every day? The police force, much like war, is often
glorified in the media, when in reality it does more bad for society than good. Stephen Crane used his
experiences in the war to write War Is Kind , and he gave America a perspective that many hadn t
considered before. He wasn t afraid to let people know that the war wasn t all people make it out to be.
While there will always be a desire ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
War is not kind to the soldiers in combat. War is not kind to the innocent civilians who reside in the
area of war. However, war is kind to the economy. Society likes to disregard the emotional and
physical trauma that those involved with the war deal with and focus only on the high points of war.
One might argue that war stimulates the economy and a strong army is necessary for protection, but
how far are we willing to go when the hands of young men and women s lives are in our hands? We
have to draw the line at some point, and in the interview with David Grossman, he says that The truth
is, we exist by virtue of killing . Stephen Crane tried to send out a similar message when he said Point
for them the virtue of slaughter, make plain to them the excellence of killing . He was criticizing the
way the military trains their soldiers, and how they are setting their men up for trauma later on in
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Research Paper Rough Draft Statistics show that over 1000 people were killed in the U.S. by police in
2015, and at least 441 people have been killed so far this year alone. If we continue with this trend, the
numbers will keep growing each year. If the police force was created to protect citizens, why are
people living in constant fear of being killed every day? The police force, much like war, is often
glorified in the media, when in reality it does more bad for society than good. Stephen Crane used his
experiences in the war to write War Is Kind , and he gave America a perspective that many hadn t
considered before. He wasn t afraid to let people know that the war wasn t all people make it out to be.
While there will always be a desire ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
War is not kind to the soldiers in combat. War is not kind to the innocent civilians who reside in the
area of war. However, war is kind to the economy. Society likes to disregard the emotional and
physical trauma that those involved with the war deal with and focus only on the high points of war.
One might argue that war stimulates the economy and a strong army is necessary for protection, but
how far are we willing to go when the hands of young men and women s lives are in our hands? We
have to draw the line at some point, and in the interview with David Grossman, he says that The truth
is, we exist by virtue of killing . Stephen Crane tried to send out a similar message when he said Point
for them the virtue of slaughter, make plain to them the excellence of killing . He was criticizing the
way the military trains their soldiers, and how they are setting their men up for trauma later on in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Indonesian Government Case Study
The post authoritarian Indonesian governments had different policies toward Aceh conflict. Habibie s
government had placed the military to protect the state from external threat however hold the
referendum toward East Timor. Wahid s domestic politics emphasized to uphold territorial integrity
(Shihab 1999) and started a peace talk between the Indonesian government and GAM with the
facilitator of Switzerland based Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HDC) in which cultivated
Humanitarian Pause in 2000 and Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (COHA) in December 2000
(Aspinall 2005, p.3) and revisited the issue of autonomy and draft law that give Aceh a larger share of
profits from natural resources (McCulloch 2005, p. 8). However, the peace ... Show more content on
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As a former president, it was easy for Ahtisaari to gain approaches to high level authority such as
United Nations Secretary General, Kofi Annan, and the European Union high representative for
foreign and security policy, Javier Solana, to support the peace agreement (Aspinall 2005, p.19)
For the Indonesian government leaders, the tsunami s high death toll and immense physical
destruction, had been the pretext to return to negotiation table, as a response to humanitarian disaster
rather than policy reversal (Aspinall 2005, p.21). The first peace talk was in 27 January 2005 in
Helsinki with main concerns such as security and demilitarization, monitoring mission, the amnesty
and economic compensation for former GAM combatants, and future political status of Aceh
(Aspinall 2005, p. 22). It was followed by second (21 23 February 2005), third (12 April 2005), fourth
(May 2005), and fifth (12 17 July 2005) round of negotiations.
However, there was disunity in the Indonesian government side that expanded into domestic
oppositions. First, the military who would be crucial to the future implementation of peace accords
(Aspinall 2005, p.32) and slowly losing control over Aceh. The army did not reinforce separation of
GAM from unitary state, however had no clear future ceasefire and disarmament. Since the down fall
of
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The post authoritarian Indonesian governments had different policies toward Aceh conflict. Habibie s
government had placed the military to protect the state from external threat however hold the
referendum toward East Timor. Wahid s domestic politics emphasized to uphold territorial integrity
(Shihab 1999) and started a peace talk between the Indonesian government and GAM with the
facilitator of Switzerland based Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HDC) in which cultivated
Humanitarian Pause in 2000 and Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (COHA) in December 2000
(Aspinall 2005, p.3) and revisited the issue of autonomy and draft law that give Aceh a larger share of
profits from natural resources (McCulloch 2005, p. 8). However, the peace ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As a former president, it was easy for Ahtisaari to gain approaches to high level authority such as
United Nations Secretary General, Kofi Annan, and the European Union high representative for
foreign and security policy, Javier Solana, to support the peace agreement (Aspinall 2005, p.19)
For the Indonesian government leaders, the tsunami s high death toll and immense physical
destruction, had been the pretext to return to negotiation table, as a response to humanitarian disaster
rather than policy reversal (Aspinall 2005, p.21). The first peace talk was in 27 January 2005 in
Helsinki with main concerns such as security and demilitarization, monitoring mission, the amnesty
and economic compensation for former GAM combatants, and future political status of Aceh
(Aspinall 2005, p. 22). It was followed by second (21 23 February 2005), third (12 April 2005), fourth
(May 2005), and fifth (12 17 July 2005) round of negotiations.
However, there was disunity in the Indonesian government side that expanded into domestic
oppositions. First, the military who would be crucial to the future implementation of peace accords
(Aspinall 2005, p.32) and slowly losing control over Aceh. The army did not reinforce separation of
GAM from unitary state, however had no clear future ceasefire and disarmament. Since the down fall
of
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Pest Analysis On The Canberra Floriade Festival
INTRODUCTION
This audit report is a marketing analysis on the Canberra Floriade Festival. It aims to provide an
extensive overview of the current position of Floriade by analysing the internal strengths and
weaknesses as well as the external opportunities and threats using SWOT analysis. The external
marketing factors that can affect the Floriade through PEST analysis would be considered as well. The
study goes on with identifying the key market segmentation(s) and the competitors along with their
marketing mix strategies. The SMART objectives criteria would be included for marketing outcome
analysis. In addition, there will be a significant focus on four key marketing mix variables, which are
Place, Pricing, Promotion and Distribution within
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INTRODUCTION
This audit report is a marketing analysis on the Canberra Floriade Festival. It aims to provide an
extensive overview of the current position of Floriade by analysing the internal strengths and
weaknesses as well as the external opportunities and threats using SWOT analysis. The external
marketing factors that can affect the Floriade through PEST analysis would be considered as well. The
study goes on with identifying the key market segmentation(s) and the competitors along with their
marketing mix strategies. The SMART objectives criteria would be included for marketing outcome
analysis. In addition, there will be a significant focus on four key marketing mix variables, which are
Place, Pricing, Promotion and Distribution within
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Norway Treats Its Citizens Better Than The U.s. America
Paper Title
Thesis: Norway treats its citizens better than the U.S.
America, a compilation of 50 states expanding about 2,680 miles from East to West. Moving far to the
East we can meet the big apple, the American dream, New York. Its gray stone buildings towering
high above all underfoot, its inner streets lined with large screens as colorful images belonging to
several different adds dash across them, some bright neon swirls wriggling across the screen as an
invitation to try these new brightly colored hard candies, others of lanky, fair skinned women dressed
in the newest fashions while striking a pose. Moving to the coast, in New York s harbor, stands the
mighty green giant, Lady Liberty, holding her torch high in the air as if to ... Show more content on
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If the communities of our people were so strong why would there be mass shootings and hate crimes?
If the government truly cared then why are so many people going without proper healthcare or without
homes or jobs? If America is truly great and free, then why are so many people within it, so very
unhappy?
Traveling across the sea, far to the North east, one could be introduced to the vast snow tipped
mountains and pristine blue lakes of Norway. A country famous for its beautiful forests, mountain ski
slopes, fjords, its friendly and accepting people, and beer. Here, in this, close to nature mountainous
country we find a peaceful alternative to America s bustling politics and war time issues. Despite their
chilly and snow encrusted habitat, the people of Norway are amongst the friendliest, warmest people
on Earth. Not only that but, their happy, truly happy, with their homes, their jobs, their communities,
and their government. So the question is, why? Why is a country ruled under a matriarch, compared to
America s superior democracy, flourishing so vividly while the citizens of America are groaning and
moaning about all the different inconveniences that their government has provided? There are many
factors that could contribute to this, such as the suck it up and get on with it Norwegian mentality, but
to be truthful, Norway just treats its citizens better than the U.S.A. Now most Americans would
instantly
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Paper Title
Thesis: Norway treats its citizens better than the U.S.
America, a compilation of 50 states expanding about 2,680 miles from East to West. Moving far to the
East we can meet the big apple, the American dream, New York. Its gray stone buildings towering
high above all underfoot, its inner streets lined with large screens as colorful images belonging to
several different adds dash across them, some bright neon swirls wriggling across the screen as an
invitation to try these new brightly colored hard candies, others of lanky, fair skinned women dressed
in the newest fashions while striking a pose. Moving to the coast, in New York s harbor, stands the
mighty green giant, Lady Liberty, holding her torch high in the air as if to ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If the communities of our people were so strong why would there be mass shootings and hate crimes?
If the government truly cared then why are so many people going without proper healthcare or without
homes or jobs? If America is truly great and free, then why are so many people within it, so very
unhappy?
Traveling across the sea, far to the North east, one could be introduced to the vast snow tipped
mountains and pristine blue lakes of Norway. A country famous for its beautiful forests, mountain ski
slopes, fjords, its friendly and accepting people, and beer. Here, in this, close to nature mountainous
country we find a peaceful alternative to America s bustling politics and war time issues. Despite their
chilly and snow encrusted habitat, the people of Norway are amongst the friendliest, warmest people
on Earth. Not only that but, their happy, truly happy, with their homes, their jobs, their communities,
and their government. So the question is, why? Why is a country ruled under a matriarch, compared to
America s superior democracy, flourishing so vividly while the citizens of America are groaning and
moaning about all the different inconveniences that their government has provided? There are many
factors that could contribute to this, such as the suck it up and get on with it Norwegian mentality, but
to be truthful, Norway just treats its citizens better than the U.S.A. Now most Americans would
instantly
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Guy Fawkes Rebellion
ESSAY ON GUY FAWKES
INTRODUCTION
There are many facts about Guy Fawkes that people actually have many misconceptions of him such
as...
QUESTIONS
Was Guy Fawkes a rebel or a hero?
Guy Fawkes was notoriously known for being a rebel to the protestant king or was he the last hope of
the catholic faith?
Being one of the very few Catholics left in England after King James I who was a protestant had
claimed the throne. He had then demanded that all of people of the Catholic faith be eradicated from
England. Although several men had decided to revolute against the newly introduced kings order. Guy
Fawkes had begun to organise a small group of Catholics willing to assassinate the king and complete
their devised plot. Their intent for this mission was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However when Guy Fawkes was discovered in the cellar he had attempted to convince Lord
Monteagle and his guards that his name was John Johnson but when the was questioned and
interrogated he was not believed. Lord Monteagle had then conducted an investigation of the cellar
and the barrels of gunpowder were uncovered from the debris of coal and wood leading to the arrest of
the conspirators, the tragic failure of the Gunpowder Plot and the last attempt to restore their religion
to
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ESSAY ON GUY FAWKES
INTRODUCTION
There are many facts about Guy Fawkes that people actually have many misconceptions of him such
as...
QUESTIONS
Was Guy Fawkes a rebel or a hero?
Guy Fawkes was notoriously known for being a rebel to the protestant king or was he the last hope of
the catholic faith?
Being one of the very few Catholics left in England after King James I who was a protestant had
claimed the throne. He had then demanded that all of people of the Catholic faith be eradicated from
England. Although several men had decided to revolute against the newly introduced kings order. Guy
Fawkes had begun to organise a small group of Catholics willing to assassinate the king and complete
their devised plot. Their intent for this mission was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However when Guy Fawkes was discovered in the cellar he had attempted to convince Lord
Monteagle and his guards that his name was John Johnson but when the was questioned and
interrogated he was not believed. Lord Monteagle had then conducted an investigation of the cellar
and the barrels of gunpowder were uncovered from the debris of coal and wood leading to the arrest of
the conspirators, the tragic failure of the Gunpowder Plot and the last attempt to restore their religion
to
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Mcdonald International Marriott International Hotels
In this report I will be comparing two different hotel companies. The first brand will be Marriot and
the Second will be Hilton. Both brands have several hotels under their corporate umbrella and both
brands have an array of different options at different price points. I will compare the hotels in a table
form though out the paper to make it easier to see the comparisons as they line up next to each other.
CATERGORIES Marriott International Hilton WorldWide
Brief History Opened in 1927 J.Willard Marriott opened a rootbeer stand which later evolved into
Marriott International Hotels.
Has over 4,000 properties across 72 countries and 18 different brands under the Marriott name.
Courtyard by Marriott was built in 1983 in Atlanta GA ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They thrive on Innovation.
Integrity: They believe that how they do business is just as important as the business they partake in.
Serving the world: Marriott International helps the Community by focusing on five global issues,
poverty, the environment, the workforce, wellbeing of children, and global diversity and inclusion.
Hiltons driving force is hospitality.
Hilton believes that we should fill the earth with the light and warmth of hospitality. Conrad Hilton.
Hilton developed an acronym for its brands name that encompasses where the brands core values lye:
Hospitality, Integrity, Leadership, Teamwork, Ownership, Now.
There mission: To be the preeminent global hospitality company the first choice of guests, team
members, and owners alike.
Financial Status and Forcast As of 2013 Marriott has more than 4,100 properties across 79 countries.
They reportedly have nearly $13 billion in revenue over 18 different brands. There are approximately
330,000 employees.
the company sold 195,000 rooms in the 2013 year
For 2014 they expect a 4 6% increase in RevPar
Marriott added 47 new properties ( 7,681 rooms) to its company in 2013.
BRANDS INDIVIDUAL FINANACIAL STATS:
Marriott:
BRAND PERFORMANCE
Occupancy(1,3) 68.3%
ADR(1,3) $143.43
RevPAR(1,3) $97.89
RevPAR Index(1,3) 108.5%
Channel Contribution(2,3) 58.5%
Marriott Rewards Paid Room Nights(2,3) 62%
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In this report I will be comparing two different hotel companies. The first brand will be Marriot and
the Second will be Hilton. Both brands have several hotels under their corporate umbrella and both
brands have an array of different options at different price points. I will compare the hotels in a table
form though out the paper to make it easier to see the comparisons as they line up next to each other.
CATERGORIES Marriott International Hilton WorldWide
Brief History Opened in 1927 J.Willard Marriott opened a rootbeer stand which later evolved into
Marriott International Hotels.
Has over 4,000 properties across 72 countries and 18 different brands under the Marriott name.
Courtyard by Marriott was built in 1983 in Atlanta GA ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They thrive on Innovation.
Integrity: They believe that how they do business is just as important as the business they partake in.
Serving the world: Marriott International helps the Community by focusing on five global issues,
poverty, the environment, the workforce, wellbeing of children, and global diversity and inclusion.
Hiltons driving force is hospitality.
Hilton believes that we should fill the earth with the light and warmth of hospitality. Conrad Hilton.
Hilton developed an acronym for its brands name that encompasses where the brands core values lye:
Hospitality, Integrity, Leadership, Teamwork, Ownership, Now.
There mission: To be the preeminent global hospitality company the first choice of guests, team
members, and owners alike.
Financial Status and Forcast As of 2013 Marriott has more than 4,100 properties across 79 countries.
They reportedly have nearly $13 billion in revenue over 18 different brands. There are approximately
330,000 employees.
the company sold 195,000 rooms in the 2013 year
For 2014 they expect a 4 6% increase in RevPar
Marriott added 47 new properties ( 7,681 rooms) to its company in 2013.
BRANDS INDIVIDUAL FINANACIAL STATS:
Marriott:
BRAND PERFORMANCE
Occupancy(1,3) 68.3%
ADR(1,3) $143.43
RevPAR(1,3) $97.89
RevPAR Index(1,3) 108.5%
Channel Contribution(2,3) 58.5%
Marriott Rewards Paid Room Nights(2,3) 62%
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Racial Bias From The Console
PSYC 114/SUMMER 2014
Racial Bias from the Console
Kathy Vo
A10694259 Introduction
Researchers regularly research the media s influence on race perception, but rarely examine one
specific form: video games. Unlike formats such as television and newspapers, video games provide
an interactive platform for users to live in an alternative world and perform acts considered socially
wrong in real societies (Burgess et al). This form of virtual simulation can reinforce how one
perceives stereotypes at higher rates. Not only do the majority of these games feature white
protagonists, but also task them to defeat ethnically ambiguous enemies. Currently, the most popular
genre is shooter games set in the Middle East, where the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Racial bias may also influence who we choose to bond with. Another study suggest we show empathy
bias to in group members when viewing clips of people being poked with a big needle, indicated
through activation of the anterior cingulate cortex (Xu et al).
Previous studies examining the relationship between video games and race perception mainly
measured racial bias through Implicit Association Tests (Bosman). Not only can these tests be
subjective, but participants may fix their answers in attempts to deny their identity as racist. For my
research, I aim to link neuronal activity of implicit racism into manifested behavior. I hypothesize that
playing video games with negative racial stereotypes will produce stronger implicit thoughts and
explicit behavior of racism than other media formats.
Method
Participants for this study will be recruited from college students looking for extra credit. We will
specifically request for participants with minimal to no video game experience for a more accurate
reading on the effects of video games on race perception. The subjects will be informed that the
experiment will research attention and memory. For this study, we will focus on racial bias against
Middle Easterns, a group often linked to terrorism due to recent military activities. Using fMRI, the
first task will measure initial activation of the amygdala (fear) and anterior cingulate cortex (empathy).
All
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PSYC 114/SUMMER 2014
Racial Bias from the Console
Kathy Vo
A10694259 Introduction
Researchers regularly research the media s influence on race perception, but rarely examine one
specific form: video games. Unlike formats such as television and newspapers, video games provide
an interactive platform for users to live in an alternative world and perform acts considered socially
wrong in real societies (Burgess et al). This form of virtual simulation can reinforce how one
perceives stereotypes at higher rates. Not only do the majority of these games feature white
protagonists, but also task them to defeat ethnically ambiguous enemies. Currently, the most popular
genre is shooter games set in the Middle East, where the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Racial bias may also influence who we choose to bond with. Another study suggest we show empathy
bias to in group members when viewing clips of people being poked with a big needle, indicated
through activation of the anterior cingulate cortex (Xu et al).
Previous studies examining the relationship between video games and race perception mainly
measured racial bias through Implicit Association Tests (Bosman). Not only can these tests be
subjective, but participants may fix their answers in attempts to deny their identity as racist. For my
research, I aim to link neuronal activity of implicit racism into manifested behavior. I hypothesize that
playing video games with negative racial stereotypes will produce stronger implicit thoughts and
explicit behavior of racism than other media formats.
Method
Participants for this study will be recruited from college students looking for extra credit. We will
specifically request for participants with minimal to no video game experience for a more accurate
reading on the effects of video games on race perception. The subjects will be informed that the
experiment will research attention and memory. For this study, we will focus on racial bias against
Middle Easterns, a group often linked to terrorism due to recent military activities. Using fMRI, the
first task will measure initial activation of the amygdala (fear) and anterior cingulate cortex (empathy).
All
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Kenneth Cmiel And Civic Hackers
Civility and expertise are concepts that imply a historical significance which is valuable to understand
when discussing civic hackers. A connection between the three ideas is made evident through Kenneth
Cmiel s Politics of Civility, Andrew Schrock s Civic Hacking as Data Activism and Advocacy,
Sebastian Kubitschko s Hackers Media Practices and the article When the Government Approves of
Hacking by Natasha Lennard. From the civil rights movement and counterculture of the 1960 s, to
well perceived antics of the Chaos Computer Club, civic hacking garners a larger social implication
than the act itself.
In the Politics of Civility, Cmiel evaluates the historical social change that occurred through the 1960 s
in the United States. Leading into ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Schrock attempts to disprove common misconceptions about civic hackers, by suggesting that civic
hacking is a form of data activism and advocacy. Early definitions of civic hackers were froth with
white hat imagery of tech savvy geeks that worked with information technology tools to solve or
challenge social and civic issues. This notion was met with both hype and cynicism, but ultimately
through the modes of requesting, digesting, contributing, modeling, and contesting, civic hackers act
as mediators between the government and its citizens. Early vilifying narratives of hackers helped
support the idea of government secrecy, but the distinction that the civic hacker s institutionally
collaborative nature is a primary difference from hackers being defined as antagonistic or subversive,
(Schrock) allowed an eventual collaboration between the government and civic hackers. Despite the
friendliness extended by the government towards civic hackers, certain initiatives such as the National
Day of Civic Hacking have received critique from the technical community in a time when the
government continues to persecute hacktivists and open data activists, (Lennard, salon.com) under the
dangerously broad (Lennard, salon.com) Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, as stated in Natasha
Lennard s article, When the
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Civility and expertise are concepts that imply a historical significance which is valuable to understand
when discussing civic hackers. A connection between the three ideas is made evident through Kenneth
Cmiel s Politics of Civility, Andrew Schrock s Civic Hacking as Data Activism and Advocacy,
Sebastian Kubitschko s Hackers Media Practices and the article When the Government Approves of
Hacking by Natasha Lennard. From the civil rights movement and counterculture of the 1960 s, to
well perceived antics of the Chaos Computer Club, civic hacking garners a larger social implication
than the act itself.
In the Politics of Civility, Cmiel evaluates the historical social change that occurred through the 1960 s
in the United States. Leading into ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Schrock attempts to disprove common misconceptions about civic hackers, by suggesting that civic
hacking is a form of data activism and advocacy. Early definitions of civic hackers were froth with
white hat imagery of tech savvy geeks that worked with information technology tools to solve or
challenge social and civic issues. This notion was met with both hype and cynicism, but ultimately
through the modes of requesting, digesting, contributing, modeling, and contesting, civic hackers act
as mediators between the government and its citizens. Early vilifying narratives of hackers helped
support the idea of government secrecy, but the distinction that the civic hacker s institutionally
collaborative nature is a primary difference from hackers being defined as antagonistic or subversive,
(Schrock) allowed an eventual collaboration between the government and civic hackers. Despite the
friendliness extended by the government towards civic hackers, certain initiatives such as the National
Day of Civic Hacking have received critique from the technical community in a time when the
government continues to persecute hacktivists and open data activists, (Lennard, salon.com) under the
dangerously broad (Lennard, salon.com) Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, as stated in Natasha
Lennard s article, When the
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An Argument Against Abortion Essay
Abortion in America is a controversial issue in which both
sides have valid arguments at face value. The pro choice side has many
arguments to support it belief in keeping abortion legal. Many of these are
faulty, and argue points irrelevant to the issue as I will attempt to
illustrate, thereby eliminating the main pro choice arguments.
The pro life position has somewhat different ideas. The most
popular of these is: The unborn entity is fully human from the moment of
conception. Abortion results in the intentional death of the unborn entity.
Therefore, abortion can be defined the intentional killing of a human being.
This killing is in most cases unjustified, since the unborn human being has a ... Show more content on
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The reason this argument doesn t work is because it is begging
the question. In fact, this lie hides behind a good percentage of the popular
arguments for the pro choice position. One begs the question when one assumes
what one is trying to prove is correct.
The question begging of the coat hanger argument is very obvious: but only by
assuming that the unborn are not fully human does the argument work. If the
unborn are not fully human, then the pro choicer has a legitimate concern,
just as one would have in overturning a law forbidding appendicitis
operations if countless people were needlessly dying of both appendicitis and
illegal operations. But if the unborn are fully human, this pro choice
Abortion in America is a controversial issue in which both
sides have valid arguments at face value. The pro choice side has many
arguments to support it belief in keeping abortion legal. Many of these are
faulty, and argue points irrelevant to the issue as I will attempt to
illustrate, thereby eliminating the main pro choice arguments.
The pro life position has somewhat different ideas. The most
popular of these is: The unborn entity is fully human from the moment of
conception. Abortion results in the intentional death of the unborn entity.
Therefore, abortion can be defined the intentional killing of a human being.
This killing is in most cases unjustified, since the unborn human being has a ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The reason this argument doesn t work is because it is begging
the question. In fact, this lie hides behind a good percentage of the popular
arguments for the pro choice position. One begs the question when one assumes
what one is trying to prove is correct.
The question begging of the coat hanger argument is very obvious: but only by
assuming that the unborn are not fully human does the argument work. If the
unborn are not fully human, then the pro choicer has a legitimate concern,
just as one would have in overturning a law forbidding appendicitis
operations if countless people were needlessly dying of both appendicitis and
illegal operations. But if the unborn are fully human, this pro choice
argument is the same as saying that because people die or are harmed while
killing other people, the state should make it safe for them to do so.
Even some pro choicers, who argue for their position in other ways, admit
that the
coat hanger/back alley argument is crap. Although statistics cant establish
a particular moral position, there has been arguments over both the actual
number of illegal abortions and the number of women who died as a result of
them before legalization. Prior to Roe vs Wade, pro choicers used saying that
nearly a million women every year obtained illegal abortions performed
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killing other people, the state should make it safe for them to do so.
Even some pro choicers, who argue for their position in other ways, admit
that the
coat hanger/back alley argument is crap. Although statistics cant establish
a particular moral position, there has been arguments over both the actual
number of illegal abortions and the number of women who died as a result of
them before legalization. Prior to Roe vs Wade, pro choicers used saying that
nearly a million women every year obtained illegal abortions performed
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Solubility Lab Report
Solubility, which influences gases in solution, is dependent on temperature. When using water,
increasing the temperature decreases the solubility of gases. This is because whenever the temperature
of a gas increases, the kinetic energy of that gas increases as well. This causes intermolecular bonds to
break and allows the gas molecules to escape the liquid. The decreased temperature of the liquid
causes it to be more oxygen rich.
Liquid breathing is when an organism breathes an oxygen liquid as opposed to air, this liquid is
usually from the perfluorocarbon family. These types of fluorine compound can contain other
elements such as hydrogen, chlorine, or bromine. A common property of these liquids is high
solubility for respiratory gases. Also, this means that they can contain a large amount of oxygen and
carbon dioxide. In addition, the pressure of the gas is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As they go deeper into the water the pressure increases forcing the nitrogen molecules closer together,
making room for more to be absorbed. When a diver is ready to return to the surface they must do so
carefully. In their ascension, pressure lessens and the nitrogen will expand. As the diver s body cannot
hold as much nitrogen on the surface as it could in the water they must come up slowly to release the
nitrogen. It will go from the body tissues, to the blood, and then be exhaled. If a diver ascends too
rapidly, the nitrogen will form bubbles in the blood, travel through arteries, and prohibit blood flow to
body parts. This can cause tissue damage, or worse, and is known as decompression sickness. Even if
a diver does avoid this, some excess nitrogen will still remain in his body for hours or days after the
dive. For this reason, heavy exercise and flying is not recommended after a dive because it will cause
the nitrogen to be released to quickly, thus resulting in decompression
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Solubility, which influences gases in solution, is dependent on temperature. When using water,
increasing the temperature decreases the solubility of gases. This is because whenever the temperature
of a gas increases, the kinetic energy of that gas increases as well. This causes intermolecular bonds to
break and allows the gas molecules to escape the liquid. The decreased temperature of the liquid
causes it to be more oxygen rich.
Liquid breathing is when an organism breathes an oxygen liquid as opposed to air, this liquid is
usually from the perfluorocarbon family. These types of fluorine compound can contain other
elements such as hydrogen, chlorine, or bromine. A common property of these liquids is high
solubility for respiratory gases. Also, this means that they can contain a large amount of oxygen and
carbon dioxide. In addition, the pressure of the gas is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As they go deeper into the water the pressure increases forcing the nitrogen molecules closer together,
making room for more to be absorbed. When a diver is ready to return to the surface they must do so
carefully. In their ascension, pressure lessens and the nitrogen will expand. As the diver s body cannot
hold as much nitrogen on the surface as it could in the water they must come up slowly to release the
nitrogen. It will go from the body tissues, to the blood, and then be exhaled. If a diver ascends too
rapidly, the nitrogen will form bubbles in the blood, travel through arteries, and prohibit blood flow to
body parts. This can cause tissue damage, or worse, and is known as decompression sickness. Even if
a diver does avoid this, some excess nitrogen will still remain in his body for hours or days after the
dive. For this reason, heavy exercise and flying is not recommended after a dive because it will cause
the nitrogen to be released to quickly, thus resulting in decompression
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Observation And Requirements Gathering Of A Workout App
Observation and Requirements Gathering
Introduction
The purpose of the report is to gather beneficial information that is important to the user of a workout
app, such as features, usability, and functionalities.
Method
Five people provided interviews to gather the user observations. All five of these people enjoy
exercising on a daily basis. The group is comprised of three men and two women. All were
interviewed in person with pen and paper for data gathering. The data that was gathered was then
interpreted into needs and from that a survey was developed.
Results
The questions in Appendix A could get the most out of users because they cover all aspects of design
and they are simple. The most common feature in the app was music control. It would be more
convenient for the users to access and control their music directly in the app without having to access
their devices native music app. One particular item of interest is the fact that no one mentioned
anything about social media connectivity. Some of the features discussed were GPS tracking, music
control, workout comparison and goal metrics.
Need No. Question Response Interpreted Need
1 What is the best feature in a workout app? I think the best feature is music control music
2 To me GPS GPS tracking
3 It would be comparisons between workouts compare workouts
2 Definitely GPS GPS tracking
1 I like for workout apps to have music control music
4 What could this app do that competitor apps do not? Remind me to workout
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Observation and Requirements Gathering
Introduction
The purpose of the report is to gather beneficial information that is important to the user of a workout
app, such as features, usability, and functionalities.
Method
Five people provided interviews to gather the user observations. All five of these people enjoy
exercising on a daily basis. The group is comprised of three men and two women. All were
interviewed in person with pen and paper for data gathering. The data that was gathered was then
interpreted into needs and from that a survey was developed.
Results
The questions in Appendix A could get the most out of users because they cover all aspects of design
and they are simple. The most common feature in the app was music control. It would be more
convenient for the users to access and control their music directly in the app without having to access
their devices native music app. One particular item of interest is the fact that no one mentioned
anything about social media connectivity. Some of the features discussed were GPS tracking, music
control, workout comparison and goal metrics.
Need No. Question Response Interpreted Need
1 What is the best feature in a workout app? I think the best feature is music control music
2 To me GPS GPS tracking
3 It would be comparisons between workouts compare workouts
2 Definitely GPS GPS tracking
1 I like for workout apps to have music control music
4 What could this app do that competitor apps do not? Remind me to workout
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Stanford Financial Group Corporate Scandal
Stanford Financial Group Corporate Scandal
Authors: Brian Bailey, Gina Hallman, Matthew Kazor,
ShaVonne Robinson, Daryl Wertz, and Devin Williams
Date: Week 5 Tuesday 22nd January 2013
1 2. In February of 2009, the Antigua/Texas based global financial group (made up several
subsidiaries owned by the same owner) owned by R. Allen Stanford was charged with scamming their
customers by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Stanford Financial Group was charged with
fraud when deceptively selling consumers $8 billion dollars in deposit certificates. According to The
Money Alert, A certificate of deposit, or CD, is a type of low risk investment that many people use
when they want a small return on their investment without having ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Houston Texas, firm and subsidiaries were involved in a huge Ponzi con artist scheme which
resulted in 20 years of stealing over $7 billion international dollars. The end result was $17,000
supposed investors turned victims in the U.S. and other locations within the Americas. Davis in
particular was originally on the cusp of having to serve 110 years, shortening his sentence because he
as the second in charge he was able to provide a copious amount of priceless data against Stanford
who s end sentence was 110 years.
5. There were several sanctions levied against the corporation: (1) James M. Davis, CFO of Stanford
International Bank (SIB) and Houston based Stanford Financial Group, was sentenced today to five
years in prison for his role in helping Robert Allen Stanford perpetrate a fraud scheme involving SIB
and for conspiring to obstruct a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation into
SIB. (2) Personal money judgment of $1 billion. (3) Stanford and Holt are currently serving 110 years
and three years in prison, respectively. (4) Lopez and Kuhrt are in federal custody and await
sentencing, scheduled for February 14, 2013.
6. Our thoughts on the sanctions for Allen Stanford were fair enough and taken very seriously.
Stanford was sentenced to 110 years in prison with a one billion dollar fine. However, the sanctions
for James Davis are not severe enough. Conversely,
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Stanford Financial Group Corporate Scandal
Authors: Brian Bailey, Gina Hallman, Matthew Kazor,
ShaVonne Robinson, Daryl Wertz, and Devin Williams
Date: Week 5 Tuesday 22nd January 2013
1 2. In February of 2009, the Antigua/Texas based global financial group (made up several
subsidiaries owned by the same owner) owned by R. Allen Stanford was charged with scamming their
customers by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Stanford Financial Group was charged with
fraud when deceptively selling consumers $8 billion dollars in deposit certificates. According to The
Money Alert, A certificate of deposit, or CD, is a type of low risk investment that many people use
when they want a small return on their investment without having ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Houston Texas, firm and subsidiaries were involved in a huge Ponzi con artist scheme which
resulted in 20 years of stealing over $7 billion international dollars. The end result was $17,000
supposed investors turned victims in the U.S. and other locations within the Americas. Davis in
particular was originally on the cusp of having to serve 110 years, shortening his sentence because he
as the second in charge he was able to provide a copious amount of priceless data against Stanford
who s end sentence was 110 years.
5. There were several sanctions levied against the corporation: (1) James M. Davis, CFO of Stanford
International Bank (SIB) and Houston based Stanford Financial Group, was sentenced today to five
years in prison for his role in helping Robert Allen Stanford perpetrate a fraud scheme involving SIB
and for conspiring to obstruct a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation into
SIB. (2) Personal money judgment of $1 billion. (3) Stanford and Holt are currently serving 110 years
and three years in prison, respectively. (4) Lopez and Kuhrt are in federal custody and await
sentencing, scheduled for February 14, 2013.
6. Our thoughts on the sanctions for Allen Stanford were fair enough and taken very seriously.
Stanford was sentenced to 110 years in prison with a one billion dollar fine. However, the sanctions
for James Davis are not severe enough. Conversely,
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Riordan Manufacturing Hr System
Implementation Plan A successful ERP Implementation Plan involves several steps. These steps
include Project Planning, Architectural Design, Data Collection, and Testing (Raj, 2010). In addition,
Training is a very important the implementation plan. During the project planning phase, deciding on
project goals, project costs, and communication about deadlines and resources. Within the
architectural design phase, decisions on programming languages or vendor selection are made. Data
collection is the next phase according to Raj (2010). This phase includes collecting data elements
important to the business and putting them into a format that can be loaded into the database. The next
phase is the testing phase. The testing phase ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Testing Software quality assurance is a very important part of the software development and
installation. The main objective of quality assurance is to avoid problems or to detect them as soon as
possible (Shelly, Cashman Rosenblatt, 2003, p. 410). The best case scenario is to have four instances
of the system, a testing environment, a user acceptance environment, a production environment, and a
training environment. The program can be tested on the testing and user acceptance environments. The
initial and most important step of the testing phase is creating the test plan. The test plan should
include what features and functionality will be tested based on the confirmed requirements. The next
step is unit testing or code review. Unit testing involves the QA person testing the code on their
machine. Once code has passed the unit test, it will then be released to the testing environment for
system testing. The QA person can then test the integration of the different modules of the code as a
program rather than separate parts as well as to find and report bugs and any data inaccuracy. The next
phase of testing is the user acceptance test. In this phase the users test the program for functionality
and data accuracy. The test phase isn t a linear phase, more of a circular, back and forth between the
developers and the QA people. After all phases have passed, the next step would be to open a change
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Implementation Plan A successful ERP Implementation Plan involves several steps. These steps
include Project Planning, Architectural Design, Data Collection, and Testing (Raj, 2010). In addition,
Training is a very important the implementation plan. During the project planning phase, deciding on
project goals, project costs, and communication about deadlines and resources. Within the
architectural design phase, decisions on programming languages or vendor selection are made. Data
collection is the next phase according to Raj (2010). This phase includes collecting data elements
important to the business and putting them into a format that can be loaded into the database. The next
phase is the testing phase. The testing phase ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Testing Software quality assurance is a very important part of the software development and
installation. The main objective of quality assurance is to avoid problems or to detect them as soon as
possible (Shelly, Cashman Rosenblatt, 2003, p. 410). The best case scenario is to have four instances
of the system, a testing environment, a user acceptance environment, a production environment, and a
training environment. The program can be tested on the testing and user acceptance environments. The
initial and most important step of the testing phase is creating the test plan. The test plan should
include what features and functionality will be tested based on the confirmed requirements. The next
step is unit testing or code review. Unit testing involves the QA person testing the code on their
machine. Once code has passed the unit test, it will then be released to the testing environment for
system testing. The QA person can then test the integration of the different modules of the code as a
program rather than separate parts as well as to find and report bugs and any data inaccuracy. The next
phase of testing is the user acceptance test. In this phase the users test the program for functionality
and data accuracy. The test phase isn t a linear phase, more of a circular, back and forth between the
developers and the QA people. After all phases have passed, the next step would be to open a change
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Rhetorical Analysis Of Earning Their Bread By Florence Kelley
In our generation, subjects such as child labor no longer exist, and we can thank our ancestors for this,
But the question remains, what was society like when such an evil act was embedded into the norms?
Florence Kelley, social worker and reformer, presented a speech that urged citizens to ban child labor;
the speech vocalized how evil this act was and uses many examples to appeal to one s emotions and
morality. Right off the bat, Kelley asserts, ...Children under the age of sixteen years who are earning
their bread, which appeals to the reader s logic and reasoning as well as inform the reader. Earning
their bread is a metaphor for survival of the fittest, a common and well known phrase; this metaphor
tells the readers that these
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In our generation, subjects such as child labor no longer exist, and we can thank our ancestors for this,
But the question remains, what was society like when such an evil act was embedded into the norms?
Florence Kelley, social worker and reformer, presented a speech that urged citizens to ban child labor;
the speech vocalized how evil this act was and uses many examples to appeal to one s emotions and
morality. Right off the bat, Kelley asserts, ...Children under the age of sixteen years who are earning
their bread, which appeals to the reader s logic and reasoning as well as inform the reader. Earning
their bread is a metaphor for survival of the fittest, a common and well known phrase; this metaphor
tells the readers that these
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