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My Favourite Fruit Essay
Crafting an essay on the topic of "My Favorite Fruit" may initially seem like a straightforward
task, but it presents its own set of challenges. The difficulty lies not in the complexity of the
subject matter but in the need to strike a balance between personal expression and objective
description.
On one hand, you are tasked with conveying your genuine sentiments and emotions towards a
particular fruit. This requires introspection and the ability to articulate why a specific fruit holds
a special place in your heart. It demands a creative approach to convey your sensory experiences,
such as taste, aroma, and texture, and how these elements contribute to your overall fondness.
On the other hand, there is a need for a structured and organized presentation. Despite the
personal nature of the topic, your essay must engage the reader by providing relevant
information about the chosen fruit. This could involve discussing its nutritional value, historical
significance, or cultural relevance. Balancing the personal and informative aspects requires
careful consideration to maintain a coherent and compelling narrative.
Furthermore, avoiding clichГ©s and generic statements becomes crucial to make your essay
stand out. Expressing your affection for a fruit in a unique and captivating manner requires
creative thinking and a nuanced use of language. This task demands a keen eye for detail and the
ability to convey your thoughts in an engaging and authentic manner.
In conclusion, while the topic might seem simple at first glance, the challenge lies in finding the
right blend of personal connection and informative content. Crafting an essay on your favorite
fruit demands creativity, organization, and the ability to captivate your audience. So, buckle up
for a journey of self-expression and exploration as you delve into the nuances of your chosen
fruit.
(Note: The mention of " HelpWriting.net " is not advisable, as it is always better to encourage
individuals to develop their writing skills independently.)
My Favourite Fruit EssayMy Favourite Fruit Essay
Crafting an essay on the topic of "My Favorite Fruit" may initially seem like a straightforward
task, but it presents its own set of challenges. The difficulty lies not in the complexity of the
subject matter but in the need to strike a balance between personal expression and objective
description.
On one hand, you are tasked with conveying your genuine sentiments and emotions towards a
particular fruit. This requires introspection and the ability to articulate why a specific fruit holds
a special place in your heart. It demands a creative approach to convey your sensory experiences,
such as taste, aroma, and texture, and how these elements contribute to your overall fondness.
On the other hand, there is a need for a structured and organized presentation. Despite the
personal nature of the topic, your essay must engage the reader by providing relevant
information about the chosen fruit. This could involve discussing its nutritional value, historical
significance, or cultural relevance. Balancing the personal and informative aspects requires
careful consideration to maintain a coherent and compelling narrative.
Furthermore, avoiding clichГ©s and generic statements becomes crucial to make your essay
stand out. Expressing your affection for a fruit in a unique and captivating manner requires
creative thinking and a nuanced use of language. This task demands a keen eye for detail and the
ability to convey your thoughts in an engaging and authentic manner.
In conclusion, while the topic might seem simple at first glance, the challenge lies in finding the
right blend of personal connection and informative content. Crafting an essay on your favorite
fruit demands creativity, organization, and the ability to captivate your audience. So, buckle up
for a journey of self-expression and exploration as you delve into the nuances of your chosen
fruit.
(Note: The mention of " HelpWriting.net " is not advisable, as it is always better to encourage
individuals to develop their writing skills independently.)
My Favourite Fruit EssayMy Favourite Fruit Essay
Don Helen Analysis
In verse 1, A long long time ago I can still remember How that music used to make
me feel Don McLean is looking back nostalgically on the music that he loved so
much as a child and how simple it was but also how joyous it made him feel But
February made me shiver With every paper I d deliver Bad news on the doorstep I
couldn t take one more step I can t remember if I cried When I read about his
widowed bride Something touched me deep inside The day the music died Don
McLean was deeply upset because this is the music he listened to as a child and
that made him feel so much joy and the death of Buddy Holly is a day that
shattered his joy February made me shiver, On Feb. 3, 1959 was the day of the tragic
plane crash Another reference to his... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Valens all died in the plane crash which was near Clear Lake, Iowa These
musicians were on a tour called the Winter Dance PArty The bus they were taking
had very poor heating so many people got the flu By the time they reached the Surf
Ballroom in Clear Lake on Feb. 2 which was just about a week and a half into the
tour Buddy Holly decided to charter a plane from nearby Mason City to Fargo,
N.D., just across the state line from their next show which was in Moorhead,
Minnesota. The plane was a Beechwood Bonanza and it only had room for only
three passengers, Holly and his band and the pilot whose name was Roger
Peterson. Holly s bass player, Waylon Jennings who became a future country star
decided to up his seat to Richardson who happened to be ill. In Jennings
autobiography it said that Holly teased his bass player by saying, Well, I hope your
ol bus freezes up. And Jennings responded, Well, I hope your ol plane crashes.
Buddy Holly s death had an immense effect on him his music and the simple
innocence and optimism of it has its corollary in the psychology of America in the
fifties, so that the day the music died becomes the day the innocence and optimism
died blow number
In verse 1, A long long time ago I can still remember How that music used to make
me feel Don McLean is looking back nostalgically on the music that he loved so
much as a child and how simple it was but also how joyous it made him feel But
February made me shiver With every paper I d deliver Bad news on the doorstep I
couldn t take one more step I can t remember if I cried When I read about his
widowed bride Something touched me deep inside The day the music died Don
McLean was deeply upset because this is the music he listened to as a child and
that made him feel so much joy and the death of Buddy Holly is a day that
shattered his joy February made me shiver, On Feb. 3, 1959 was the day of the tragic
plane crash Another reference to his... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Valens all died in the plane crash which was near Clear Lake, Iowa These
musicians were on a tour called the Winter Dance PArty The bus they were taking
had very poor heating so many people got the flu By the time they reached the Surf
Ballroom in Clear Lake on Feb. 2 which was just about a week and a half into the
tour Buddy Holly decided to charter a plane from nearby Mason City to Fargo,
N.D., just across the state line from their next show which was in Moorhead,
Minnesota. The plane was a Beechwood Bonanza and it only had room for only
three passengers, Holly and his band and the pilot whose name was Roger
Peterson. Holly s bass player, Waylon Jennings who became a future country star
decided to up his seat to Richardson who happened to be ill. In Jennings
autobiography it said that Holly teased his bass player by saying, Well, I hope your
ol bus freezes up. And Jennings responded, Well, I hope your ol plane crashes.
Buddy Holly s death had an immense effect on him his music and the simple
innocence and optimism of it has its corollary in the psychology of America in the
fifties, so that the day the music died becomes the day the innocence and optimism
died blow number
F Class Reflection
The past two and a half weeks have been an adventure for me, with Spies...Like Us:
Cold War Literature being perhaps my most engaging and interesting class this
term. Each day I ve learned something new, and I ve observed from a distance our F
period class evolve. Through watching others receive criticism and ridicule, and
experiencing such ridicule myself on certain occasions, I hold the firm belief that
this course has succeeded, and far surpassed my expectations, in its experiential
learning aspect. On Wednesday, November 29, the first day of English for the winter
term, I remember walking into the classroom and being told to push my chair away
from the Harkness table for not wearing red. That day, we watched a documentary on
the Iron Curtain, and I had taken notes with my notebook in my lap quite an
uncomfortable experience. After classes that day, I had assumed that the wear red
policy was a practical joke an introductory activity and I left my calendar for the
next day blank. When I walked into the classroom on Thursday, I immediately
knew I had made a mistake. For a second day in a row, I was exiled from the
Harkness table. As I stared at the chalk board that class period, I vowed to myself
never to make the same mistake again. From then on, I have had a calendar entry
for every English day that reminded me to wear red. That Thursday was the last
time I neglected to wear red to English class this past Turkey Term. Although I only
had a few pieces of red clothing,
The past two and a half weeks have been an adventure for me, with Spies...Like Us:
Cold War Literature being perhaps my most engaging and interesting class this
term. Each day I ve learned something new, and I ve observed from a distance our F
period class evolve. Through watching others receive criticism and ridicule, and
experiencing such ridicule myself on certain occasions, I hold the firm belief that
this course has succeeded, and far surpassed my expectations, in its experiential
learning aspect. On Wednesday, November 29, the first day of English for the winter
term, I remember walking into the classroom and being told to push my chair away
from the Harkness table for not wearing red. That day, we watched a documentary on
the Iron Curtain, and I had taken notes with my notebook in my lap quite an
uncomfortable experience. After classes that day, I had assumed that the wear red
policy was a practical joke an introductory activity and I left my calendar for the
next day blank. When I walked into the classroom on Thursday, I immediately
knew I had made a mistake. For a second day in a row, I was exiled from the
Harkness table. As I stared at the chalk board that class period, I vowed to myself
never to make the same mistake again. From then on, I have had a calendar entry
for every English day that reminded me to wear red. That Thursday was the last
time I neglected to wear red to English class this past Turkey Term. Although I only
had a few pieces of red clothing,
Changes in the Role of Women Between the Sixteenth and
the...
Over long periods of time change is often inevitable. One such instance of change
throughout history is that of family members and their role in not only the family, but
also in society as a whole. Although changes can be seen in the roles of every family
member, it can be argued that the role of women in the family, especially that of
mothers, changed the most. Between the sixteenth century and the twentieth century,
the role that mothers played in the family and in society changed greatly. Since the
sixteenth century, one of the most important roles of mothers, or women in general,
was to have children. Although most women accepted this role and believed it was
their duty to have children, not every womanwas pleased with this... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
One common way in which the number of births was limited was by marrying late.
Although this provided some reduction in the number of children a woman had, once
she was married she would begin to have children at regular intervals.
While in general women during this time period gave birth to many children, social
class had an impact on just how many children a mother had. Prior to the nineteenth
century, poor women had fewer children than wealthy women even though at the
time their role was the same; to procreate. Some reasons as to why wealthy women
had more children than poor women include health, loss of husbands, and breast
feeding. Poorer women were less likely than wealthy women to have enough to eat.
A lack of nutrients could result in amenorrhea and miscarriages as well as other
reproductive problems. Also, with the staggering death rates, women were likely to
lose their husbands before they reached menopause. While wealthy women would
sometimes remarry for economic or social reasons, poor women would commonly
remain widows. Finally, wealthy women were likely to put their babies out to wet
nurses while poor women would usually nurse their own children. Breast feeding
actually reduces fertility after child birth leading to longer intervals between
pregnancies for poor women. By the nineteenth century, the role of mothers had not
changed in regard to the responsibility of bearing children. However, what did
change was their role in deciding
the...
Over long periods of time change is often inevitable. One such instance of change
throughout history is that of family members and their role in not only the family, but
also in society as a whole. Although changes can be seen in the roles of every family
member, it can be argued that the role of women in the family, especially that of
mothers, changed the most. Between the sixteenth century and the twentieth century,
the role that mothers played in the family and in society changed greatly. Since the
sixteenth century, one of the most important roles of mothers, or women in general,
was to have children. Although most women accepted this role and believed it was
their duty to have children, not every womanwas pleased with this... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
One common way in which the number of births was limited was by marrying late.
Although this provided some reduction in the number of children a woman had, once
she was married she would begin to have children at regular intervals.
While in general women during this time period gave birth to many children, social
class had an impact on just how many children a mother had. Prior to the nineteenth
century, poor women had fewer children than wealthy women even though at the
time their role was the same; to procreate. Some reasons as to why wealthy women
had more children than poor women include health, loss of husbands, and breast
feeding. Poorer women were less likely than wealthy women to have enough to eat.
A lack of nutrients could result in amenorrhea and miscarriages as well as other
reproductive problems. Also, with the staggering death rates, women were likely to
lose their husbands before they reached menopause. While wealthy women would
sometimes remarry for economic or social reasons, poor women would commonly
remain widows. Finally, wealthy women were likely to put their babies out to wet
nurses while poor women would usually nurse their own children. Breast feeding
actually reduces fertility after child birth leading to longer intervals between
pregnancies for poor women. By the nineteenth century, the role of mothers had not
changed in regard to the responsibility of bearing children. However, what did
change was their role in deciding
How Did Catholicism Influence Australia
The history of Australia is that of Christian takeover and mass conversion.
Catholicism is the faith founded by Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Jesus founded
Catholicism around the year 30 A.D. There are many dominations is Christendom
Christian faith since the Great Schism 1054 A.D. when Pope Leo IX
excommunicated made a heresy the Orthodox Church. Encyclopedia Britannica
Online. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 20 Nov. 2014. http://www.britannica.com
/EBchecked/topic/587056/Schism of 1054 .Then the Protestants in 1517 A.D. lead by
Martin Luther a German monk broke from the Catholic Papacy line of Popes.
Theopedia, an Encyclopedia of Biblical Christianity. Http://www.theopedia.com.
Web. 20 Nov.
2014. http://www.theopedia.com/Protestant_Reformation . Catholicism holds the
greatest influence on Australia because of its history, impact of education, the, and
the The Stolen Generation .
Catholicism was first brought to Australia in 1606 when Pedro Fernandes de ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Stolen Generation was a reeducation program that has root to as far back as
1814 and lasted till 1969. The goal of the Stolen Generation was to give the
Aboriginal children a western view and to give what they called the infidels . They
Australian Government did not see them as humans at the time show they taught
that to mix the Aboriginal with white people till the Aboriginal where just white
like the English people and that they reject their culture. In doing so the Aboriginal
children have low self worth, prone to abuse, and view there original culture as
wrong. This is a form of Stockholm Syndrome. Stockholm Syndrome is where some
one is kidnapped and eventual they believe it was for the better because of the
growing fondness for their captors. National Sorry Day Committee. IVT. Web. 20
Nov. 2014.
The history of Australia is that of Christian takeover and mass conversion.
Catholicism is the faith founded by Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Jesus founded
Catholicism around the year 30 A.D. There are many dominations is Christendom
Christian faith since the Great Schism 1054 A.D. when Pope Leo IX
excommunicated made a heresy the Orthodox Church. Encyclopedia Britannica
Online. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 20 Nov. 2014. http://www.britannica.com
/EBchecked/topic/587056/Schism of 1054 .Then the Protestants in 1517 A.D. lead by
Martin Luther a German monk broke from the Catholic Papacy line of Popes.
Theopedia, an Encyclopedia of Biblical Christianity. Http://www.theopedia.com.
Web. 20 Nov.
2014. http://www.theopedia.com/Protestant_Reformation . Catholicism holds the
greatest influence on Australia because of its history, impact of education, the, and
the The Stolen Generation .
Catholicism was first brought to Australia in 1606 when Pedro Fernandes de ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Stolen Generation was a reeducation program that has root to as far back as
1814 and lasted till 1969. The goal of the Stolen Generation was to give the
Aboriginal children a western view and to give what they called the infidels . They
Australian Government did not see them as humans at the time show they taught
that to mix the Aboriginal with white people till the Aboriginal where just white
like the English people and that they reject their culture. In doing so the Aboriginal
children have low self worth, prone to abuse, and view there original culture as
wrong. This is a form of Stockholm Syndrome. Stockholm Syndrome is where some
one is kidnapped and eventual they believe it was for the better because of the
growing fondness for their captors. National Sorry Day Committee. IVT. Web. 20
Nov. 2014.
ZZZZ Best s Story
ZZZZ Best, Inc.
The start of ZZZZ Best:
ZZZZ Best started as a carpet cleaning company. Barry Minkow founded ZZZZ Best
in his parents garage in 1982 when he was only sixteen years old. Due to high
competition in the industry, low enter barriers, and bad internal control, this young
entrepreneur started to have cash flow problems, and a shortage of working capital.
Pressure Leads to Fraud:
Under financial pressure, Minkow started to commit fraud. He forged credit card
applications, staged theft, used bogus financial statements, and used his networking
skills to entice wealthy investors. The most serious fraud he made was inflating the
value of the company s insurance restoration contracts (Knapp, 2006).
Inflated Insurance ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2.Opportunity:
The greatest opportunity for Minkow to commit fraud was ZZZZ Best s lack of
financial supervision. Lack of internal control facilitated manipulation of company s
assets and transactions. It gave the CFO the opportunity to falsify the documents and
to create fictitious transactions. These transactions created formidable revenues on
the company s books and made it easy to borrow money from banks. The weak
external audit was the other opportunity that allowed Minkow to commit fraud. The
auditor was not familiar with the company and its related parties. In addition, the
auditors placed too much trust in management produced documents and failed to
verify key transactions. These two important reasons gave Minkow an opportunity to
commit fraud.
3.Rationalization:
Minkow words, I started with the best of intentions, really I can say that, show that
he started lying because it was an easy way to start and maintain his business.
However, he could not stop after he borrowed a lot of money, and was forced to
create bigger lies to cover the small ones. Minkow s rationalizing behavior made it
easy for him to continue lying in order to support the lifestyle he had become
accustomed to and to keep his fraudulent company afloat.
4.Individual s Capability:
Personal charm, conviction, and good organizational skills helped Minkow to get
through many problems during the fraud period. In particular, he was convincing
ZZZZ Best, Inc.
The start of ZZZZ Best:
ZZZZ Best started as a carpet cleaning company. Barry Minkow founded ZZZZ Best
in his parents garage in 1982 when he was only sixteen years old. Due to high
competition in the industry, low enter barriers, and bad internal control, this young
entrepreneur started to have cash flow problems, and a shortage of working capital.
Pressure Leads to Fraud:
Under financial pressure, Minkow started to commit fraud. He forged credit card
applications, staged theft, used bogus financial statements, and used his networking
skills to entice wealthy investors. The most serious fraud he made was inflating the
value of the company s insurance restoration contracts (Knapp, 2006).
Inflated Insurance ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2.Opportunity:
The greatest opportunity for Minkow to commit fraud was ZZZZ Best s lack of
financial supervision. Lack of internal control facilitated manipulation of company s
assets and transactions. It gave the CFO the opportunity to falsify the documents and
to create fictitious transactions. These transactions created formidable revenues on
the company s books and made it easy to borrow money from banks. The weak
external audit was the other opportunity that allowed Minkow to commit fraud. The
auditor was not familiar with the company and its related parties. In addition, the
auditors placed too much trust in management produced documents and failed to
verify key transactions. These two important reasons gave Minkow an opportunity to
commit fraud.
3.Rationalization:
Minkow words, I started with the best of intentions, really I can say that, show that
he started lying because it was an easy way to start and maintain his business.
However, he could not stop after he borrowed a lot of money, and was forced to
create bigger lies to cover the small ones. Minkow s rationalizing behavior made it
easy for him to continue lying in order to support the lifestyle he had become
accustomed to and to keep his fraudulent company afloat.
4.Individual s Capability:
Personal charm, conviction, and good organizational skills helped Minkow to get
through many problems during the fraud period. In particular, he was convincing
Essay on Annie Liebovitz s Women
Annie Liebovitz s Women
After reading a book on various feminist philosophies, I evaluated Annie Liebovitz s
book and collection of photographs entitled Women according to my interpretation of
feminist philosophy, then used this aesthetic impression to evaluate the efficacy of
feminist theories as they apply toward evaluating and understanding art.
A photograph is not an opinion. Or is it? So begins Susan Sontag s introductory essay
to the book Women, a collection of photographs by Annie Leibovitz. Collected
without a stated intention other than to treat on the subject matter at hand, Leibovitz s
images confront a wide spectrum of issues surrounding women living in America at
the end of the twentieth century. Sontag explains, Any ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Of particular concern are the women who are celebrated and glamorized as
successful and well educated artists, actresses, and celebrities. We are so familiar
with slick, glossy photographs of women such as Nicole Kidman, Drew Barrymore,
rapper Lil Kim, or young actress Christina Ricci, that at first glance these portraits are
far more celebratory, depicting the women in thoughtful, atmospheric lighting, perfect
makeup and hair, beautiful clothing, and carefully framed shots. It is very clear these
are not tabloid photos, but instead artistic portraits, to be viewed as such. The
complication arises when we consider what statement Leibovitz is making about the
real nature of their careers, however, as seen in a careful evaluation of the postures
and presentations of these powerful and successful women.
Drew Barrymore is wearing a gauzy flesh colored dress, splayed out on a patch of
ultra green filtered grass. Her face is turned away from us, almost unrecognizable,
looking downward and over her shoulder, her arms listlessly at her side and
touching her shoulder. She is flat on the ground with her knees raised and spread
slightly apart, shot from above, with a corpse like pallor and demeanor. Were she
not identified in the caption by name, a viewer would be hard pressed to determine
the identity of this accessible and apparently disposable body. Perhaps this is the
Annie Liebovitz s Women
After reading a book on various feminist philosophies, I evaluated Annie Liebovitz s
book and collection of photographs entitled Women according to my interpretation of
feminist philosophy, then used this aesthetic impression to evaluate the efficacy of
feminist theories as they apply toward evaluating and understanding art.
A photograph is not an opinion. Or is it? So begins Susan Sontag s introductory essay
to the book Women, a collection of photographs by Annie Leibovitz. Collected
without a stated intention other than to treat on the subject matter at hand, Leibovitz s
images confront a wide spectrum of issues surrounding women living in America at
the end of the twentieth century. Sontag explains, Any ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Of particular concern are the women who are celebrated and glamorized as
successful and well educated artists, actresses, and celebrities. We are so familiar
with slick, glossy photographs of women such as Nicole Kidman, Drew Barrymore,
rapper Lil Kim, or young actress Christina Ricci, that at first glance these portraits are
far more celebratory, depicting the women in thoughtful, atmospheric lighting, perfect
makeup and hair, beautiful clothing, and carefully framed shots. It is very clear these
are not tabloid photos, but instead artistic portraits, to be viewed as such. The
complication arises when we consider what statement Leibovitz is making about the
real nature of their careers, however, as seen in a careful evaluation of the postures
and presentations of these powerful and successful women.
Drew Barrymore is wearing a gauzy flesh colored dress, splayed out on a patch of
ultra green filtered grass. Her face is turned away from us, almost unrecognizable,
looking downward and over her shoulder, her arms listlessly at her side and
touching her shoulder. She is flat on the ground with her knees raised and spread
slightly apart, shot from above, with a corpse like pallor and demeanor. Were she
not identified in the caption by name, a viewer would be hard pressed to determine
the identity of this accessible and apparently disposable body. Perhaps this is the
Diesel Mechanics Research Paper
As a child I would always want to go with my Dad in his semi. Any time he would be
leaving in it I would always beg to go. Then as I got older when he would work on
it I would always be right there helping him. Sometimes I would just be handing
him tools other times I would be right next to him helping take parts off and on.
Ever since a young kid I have always wanted to be a diesel mechanic.
Diesel mechanics do a variety of things revolving around diesel engines. Diesel
mechanics use a variety of tools to inspect and repair diesel engines either for a
small local shop or a manufacture shop. They change brakes, change fluids, and
repair worn out parts. (Amoia) Diesel mechanics have to closely examine all the
parts on a diesel engine to diagnose ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However most employers like their employees to have some kind of postsecondary
training (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). The kind of training that employers are
looking for are either some kind of vocation school training or on the job training.
Most employers want their diesel mechanics to also have an ASE certification (U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Diesel mechanics can have a high pay rate depending on where they live and what
company they work for. In the United States the median pay rate is $19 an hour
while in Oklahoma the median pay rate is $20.32 (Diesel Mechanic in Oklahoma
City Salary ). Diesel mechanics earn a whole lot more in rural states than in more
urban states. Diesel mechanics can earn more at a mechanic shop like MHC
Kenworth than at local shop. Most people think that since diesel mechanics have a
big pay rate to get more people doing it the job is on a decline.
Diesel mechanics has a pretty large job growth outlook. The job outlook of diesel
mechanics is 12% in the next 10 years (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). Diesel
mechanics are needed because of more freight. Diesel trucks are being used more
and more so more diesel mechanics will be needed (U.S. Bureau of Labor
Statistics). As more semis are being driven so freight can get destinations faster
diesel mechanics are needed so they can work on the semis and keep them
As a child I would always want to go with my Dad in his semi. Any time he would be
leaving in it I would always beg to go. Then as I got older when he would work on
it I would always be right there helping him. Sometimes I would just be handing
him tools other times I would be right next to him helping take parts off and on.
Ever since a young kid I have always wanted to be a diesel mechanic.
Diesel mechanics do a variety of things revolving around diesel engines. Diesel
mechanics use a variety of tools to inspect and repair diesel engines either for a
small local shop or a manufacture shop. They change brakes, change fluids, and
repair worn out parts. (Amoia) Diesel mechanics have to closely examine all the
parts on a diesel engine to diagnose ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However most employers like their employees to have some kind of postsecondary
training (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). The kind of training that employers are
looking for are either some kind of vocation school training or on the job training.
Most employers want their diesel mechanics to also have an ASE certification (U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Diesel mechanics can have a high pay rate depending on where they live and what
company they work for. In the United States the median pay rate is $19 an hour
while in Oklahoma the median pay rate is $20.32 (Diesel Mechanic in Oklahoma
City Salary ). Diesel mechanics earn a whole lot more in rural states than in more
urban states. Diesel mechanics can earn more at a mechanic shop like MHC
Kenworth than at local shop. Most people think that since diesel mechanics have a
big pay rate to get more people doing it the job is on a decline.
Diesel mechanics has a pretty large job growth outlook. The job outlook of diesel
mechanics is 12% in the next 10 years (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). Diesel
mechanics are needed because of more freight. Diesel trucks are being used more
and more so more diesel mechanics will be needed (U.S. Bureau of Labor
Statistics). As more semis are being driven so freight can get destinations faster
diesel mechanics are needed so they can work on the semis and keep them
Goblin Market Children
Children s Literature or Sexual Awakening? A Deconstruction of Goblin Market In
order to truly grasp the deconstruction interpretation of a text, one must do what is
known as a double reading. A first reading is used to identify what the reader
believes to be to main interpretation of the text. Then, during the second reading, the
reader identifies words, phrases, and other literary clues to undermine the original
interpretation. With Goblin Market, however, it may take a third, fourth, or even
fifth reading of the poem to thoroughly understand how many different ways the text
can be understood. One of the most popular ideas beliefs about Goblin Market is
that it is written as a piece of children s literature. During a first reading... Show more
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When this poem was written in 1862, women were seen as virtuous creatures, full of
purity and innocence. If the girls were to give into the temptation, they would lose
these qualities. The repeated use of must not reinforces this idea. Rossetti did not use
can not or should not, or could not. They must not, the stronger language solidifies
her point. However, it is the last two lines that firmly solidify the fact that Goblin
Market is written as a warning against sexual
Children s Literature or Sexual Awakening? A Deconstruction of Goblin Market In
order to truly grasp the deconstruction interpretation of a text, one must do what is
known as a double reading. A first reading is used to identify what the reader
believes to be to main interpretation of the text. Then, during the second reading, the
reader identifies words, phrases, and other literary clues to undermine the original
interpretation. With Goblin Market, however, it may take a third, fourth, or even
fifth reading of the poem to thoroughly understand how many different ways the text
can be understood. One of the most popular ideas beliefs about Goblin Market is
that it is written as a piece of children s literature. During a first reading... Show more
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When this poem was written in 1862, women were seen as virtuous creatures, full of
purity and innocence. If the girls were to give into the temptation, they would lose
these qualities. The repeated use of must not reinforces this idea. Rossetti did not use
can not or should not, or could not. They must not, the stronger language solidifies
her point. However, it is the last two lines that firmly solidify the fact that Goblin
Market is written as a warning against sexual
Women s Role In The Odyssey
The quest for Odysseus to return home as told in the Odyssey by Homer is one
consisting of various obstacles including the Lotus eaters, Sirens, and man eating
Cyclopes. Women in the Homeric era were held to strict social conduct and only
perceived to satisfy the physical needs of men as mothers and as lovers, which
makes the large role they play in the Odysseyeven more profound.
The sexes were sharply separated: men and women had very few opportunities for
mutual self esteem and affection. However, the Odyssey features women who are
significantly more empowered and independent than what would be considered the
social norm in the time of Homer. Most always have a clear purpose: to either help
or hinder Odysseus get back home to Ithaca. In this essay I will produce ideas and
evidence supporting the role of different women that appear in the story, and give
possible reasons for why they have been represented in such a manner. ... Show more
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For example, the witch Circe exploits her sexuality to lure Odysseus men to her, then
uses her magic to transform the unsuspecting and defenceless men into swine.
Feminine sexuality is a trait women often use to their advantage, and many times in
this poem it has been used to extreme advantage as a weapon by women.
In Book X of the Odyssey, Homer tells of the men s desire for the sweet voice they
hear as they arrive at Circe s palace. The men approach fearfully as they have
recently suffered great losses at the hands of the Laestrygonian king Antiphates and
the one eyed Cyclops Polyphemus, and are unsure of who they will find in this new
land. As soon as they hear Circe s spellbinding voice and see her dancing along her
great immortal loom, which are considered very feminine practices, they spare no
thought about the possibility of her being an enemy and immediately call out to
The quest for Odysseus to return home as told in the Odyssey by Homer is one
consisting of various obstacles including the Lotus eaters, Sirens, and man eating
Cyclopes. Women in the Homeric era were held to strict social conduct and only
perceived to satisfy the physical needs of men as mothers and as lovers, which
makes the large role they play in the Odysseyeven more profound.
The sexes were sharply separated: men and women had very few opportunities for
mutual self esteem and affection. However, the Odyssey features women who are
significantly more empowered and independent than what would be considered the
social norm in the time of Homer. Most always have a clear purpose: to either help
or hinder Odysseus get back home to Ithaca. In this essay I will produce ideas and
evidence supporting the role of different women that appear in the story, and give
possible reasons for why they have been represented in such a manner. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, the witch Circe exploits her sexuality to lure Odysseus men to her, then
uses her magic to transform the unsuspecting and defenceless men into swine.
Feminine sexuality is a trait women often use to their advantage, and many times in
this poem it has been used to extreme advantage as a weapon by women.
In Book X of the Odyssey, Homer tells of the men s desire for the sweet voice they
hear as they arrive at Circe s palace. The men approach fearfully as they have
recently suffered great losses at the hands of the Laestrygonian king Antiphates and
the one eyed Cyclops Polyphemus, and are unsure of who they will find in this new
land. As soon as they hear Circe s spellbinding voice and see her dancing along her
great immortal loom, which are considered very feminine practices, they spare no
thought about the possibility of her being an enemy and immediately call out to
George Orwell s Nineteen Eighty Four
Nineteen Eighty four is a story of complete re creation of what was believe to
happen during the time of nineteen eighty four. There was suppose to be a a
division of the world into three separate powers. George Orwell wrote this story as
a warning of what might happen if we become totalitarian. The story is made out to
be a fore warning from Orwell of might happen if we ignore the thought a
revolution( Enduring relevance of George Orwell 5). George Orwell showed
everyone what it would be like to have the government have total control over the
people. Nineteen Eighty Fourexplains George Orwells thoughts on how the
totalitarian government controlled the people, the problems that are caused from
lack of privacy, the emotional effects leading from the force of no individualism,
and the obstacles produced from the lack of connection from person to person. The
world was divided into three great powers called Oceania, Eurasia, and Eastasia.
The story was based on how their was a risk that a totalitarian government was
going to take over. During these times it was feared that communism would take
over Europe, resulting in an overtake of communism around the world. The book
describes the aggressive class differences between people.Winston says in the book,
In the end the party would announce two and two made five, and you would have to
believe it (Part I Chapter VII Page 80). Winston stated that in hopes that it would help
us understand the level of control the government had
Nineteen Eighty four is a story of complete re creation of what was believe to
happen during the time of nineteen eighty four. There was suppose to be a a
division of the world into three separate powers. George Orwell wrote this story as
a warning of what might happen if we become totalitarian. The story is made out to
be a fore warning from Orwell of might happen if we ignore the thought a
revolution( Enduring relevance of George Orwell 5). George Orwell showed
everyone what it would be like to have the government have total control over the
people. Nineteen Eighty Fourexplains George Orwells thoughts on how the
totalitarian government controlled the people, the problems that are caused from
lack of privacy, the emotional effects leading from the force of no individualism,
and the obstacles produced from the lack of connection from person to person. The
world was divided into three great powers called Oceania, Eurasia, and Eastasia.
The story was based on how their was a risk that a totalitarian government was
going to take over. During these times it was feared that communism would take
over Europe, resulting in an overtake of communism around the world. The book
describes the aggressive class differences between people.Winston says in the book,
In the end the party would announce two and two made five, and you would have to
believe it (Part I Chapter VII Page 80). Winston stated that in hopes that it would help
us understand the level of control the government had
King Lear Comparison Essay
Originally written at the start of the 17th century, William Shakespeare s play,
King Lear, has become one of his most famed works. The tragedy was first adapted
for the screen in 1909 as a black and white, silent film. Almost a century later in
2008, King Lear was once more brought to life through director Trevor Nunn s film
adaptation of the same name. Staring Ian McKellen as King Lear, the film adaptation
is based on the 2007 production of the play by the renowned Royal Shakespeare
Company. King Lear is a story of betrayal, loss and madness and to accurately convey
this while simultaneously distinguishing it from other screen renditions, Nunn alters
the setting and utilises the colours of the costumes and backdrop to symbolise the
virtues... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Characters with titles that derive from English place names, such as the Duke of
Cornwall, indicate that the film takes place in England. Also, many scenes occur on
heaths which can be commonly found throughout England but rarely in Russia.
However, the costumes worn by male characters, especially Lear s scarlet tunic,
closely resemble those worn by the Tsar and his high ranking officials. Additionally,
Lear s 100 knights have also been transformed into 100 singing, squat dancing
Cossacks which further reinforces the films connection to Imperial Russia as
Cossacks are an ethnic group known for their historic loyalty to the Tsar. The
inclusion of rifles as well as glasses suggests that King Lear is set in the 1800 s which
coincides with both Victorian England and Imperial Russia. Although using elements
from two eras may confuse some viewers, historical and geographical references are
negligible to most audience members, allowing them to generate their own opinion
about the setting. At the same time, the setting makes Nunn s production unique.
Since 1909, King Lear has been adapted for the screen on numerous occasions with
the majority of these adaptations retaining the original setting of pre Christian
England. By drastically changing the setting, it distinguishes Nunn s King Lear from
other
Originally written at the start of the 17th century, William Shakespeare s play,
King Lear, has become one of his most famed works. The tragedy was first adapted
for the screen in 1909 as a black and white, silent film. Almost a century later in
2008, King Lear was once more brought to life through director Trevor Nunn s film
adaptation of the same name. Staring Ian McKellen as King Lear, the film adaptation
is based on the 2007 production of the play by the renowned Royal Shakespeare
Company. King Lear is a story of betrayal, loss and madness and to accurately convey
this while simultaneously distinguishing it from other screen renditions, Nunn alters
the setting and utilises the colours of the costumes and backdrop to symbolise the
virtues... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Characters with titles that derive from English place names, such as the Duke of
Cornwall, indicate that the film takes place in England. Also, many scenes occur on
heaths which can be commonly found throughout England but rarely in Russia.
However, the costumes worn by male characters, especially Lear s scarlet tunic,
closely resemble those worn by the Tsar and his high ranking officials. Additionally,
Lear s 100 knights have also been transformed into 100 singing, squat dancing
Cossacks which further reinforces the films connection to Imperial Russia as
Cossacks are an ethnic group known for their historic loyalty to the Tsar. The
inclusion of rifles as well as glasses suggests that King Lear is set in the 1800 s which
coincides with both Victorian England and Imperial Russia. Although using elements
from two eras may confuse some viewers, historical and geographical references are
negligible to most audience members, allowing them to generate their own opinion
about the setting. At the same time, the setting makes Nunn s production unique.
Since 1909, King Lear has been adapted for the screen on numerous occasions with
the majority of these adaptations retaining the original setting of pre Christian
England. By drastically changing the setting, it distinguishes Nunn s King Lear from
other
Cyber Stalking Crimes Are Being Committed Everyday
Introduction While cyber stalking crimes are being committed everyday there are
officers who are highly trained in this area, and wants everyone else to become
highly familiar with the training material so that the world can be passed down
from one investigation unit to the next. There will be quit a few topics covered in
this training manual. Overview of the crime John is a 24yr old male who sits at
home and play games online in a game chat room on a site called moco space. John
is also on this web site meeting and greeting with young men and young women.
Playing games on this website john has been interested in becoming a hard core
gamer online. But this young man name Juan catches john attention in the gamer
chat room. John and Juan being to exchange messages talking about the things
they have in common when it comes to gaming. John is surprised that Juan is also
a hard core gamer as well. They both stay at home with their parents and they both
spend a lot of time online in the game chat room so they both agreed on a time to
meet in the chat room everyday. John begins to send Juan messages inside his
personal mail box saying he would love to meet Juan in person so they can share
their passion for hard core gaming, Juan messaged John back and says there s no
need to message me personally I m just here to network and play games. John
instantly becomes offended and begins to call Juan all kind of harsh names, Juan just
ignores John and Juan starts thinking maybe
Introduction While cyber stalking crimes are being committed everyday there are
officers who are highly trained in this area, and wants everyone else to become
highly familiar with the training material so that the world can be passed down
from one investigation unit to the next. There will be quit a few topics covered in
this training manual. Overview of the crime John is a 24yr old male who sits at
home and play games online in a game chat room on a site called moco space. John
is also on this web site meeting and greeting with young men and young women.
Playing games on this website john has been interested in becoming a hard core
gamer online. But this young man name Juan catches john attention in the gamer
chat room. John and Juan being to exchange messages talking about the things
they have in common when it comes to gaming. John is surprised that Juan is also
a hard core gamer as well. They both stay at home with their parents and they both
spend a lot of time online in the game chat room so they both agreed on a time to
meet in the chat room everyday. John begins to send Juan messages inside his
personal mail box saying he would love to meet Juan in person so they can share
their passion for hard core gaming, Juan messaged John back and says there s no
need to message me personally I m just here to network and play games. John
instantly becomes offended and begins to call Juan all kind of harsh names, Juan just
ignores John and Juan starts thinking maybe
Rosa Parks Admire
A person I really admire is Rosa Parks. Growing up in Alabama, Rosa came from a
black family with poor health. The only education she received was until she was
11, but went on to finish high school later on in life. Rosa was very self conscious
growing up and being black in a small Alabama town. She often got bullied by the
white kids in her neighbourhood, but she always fought back physically. As Rosa got
older, she became well aware of the very less rights black peoplehad. They were
forced to enter through the front of the bus, pay their fares, get out, and reenter
through the back, where they got their seat in the coloured section . In 1945, Rosa
entered through the front of the bus, paid her fare, and went straight to her seat,
instead
A person I really admire is Rosa Parks. Growing up in Alabama, Rosa came from a
black family with poor health. The only education she received was until she was
11, but went on to finish high school later on in life. Rosa was very self conscious
growing up and being black in a small Alabama town. She often got bullied by the
white kids in her neighbourhood, but she always fought back physically. As Rosa got
older, she became well aware of the very less rights black peoplehad. They were
forced to enter through the front of the bus, pay their fares, get out, and reenter
through the back, where they got their seat in the coloured section . In 1945, Rosa
entered through the front of the bus, paid her fare, and went straight to her seat,
instead
Philippine Dances In The Philippines
Vibrant, colorful, skillful, and graceful, these are some of the words that people
might think if they hear the words Philippine dances. Filipinos were known for
their amazing skills in dancing such that dances is considered as one of the
integral part in their culture and tradition. Moreover, these dances encapsulates the
history of the Philippine archipelago; in which one can see the uniqueness of the
culture of every tribes scattered across the 7,107 islands. However, have you ever
wondered where these dances came from? If you are a person who is fond of
dances then this article is a right choice for you! Back then before a well known
Portuguese explorer, Ferdinand Magellan landed in the Philippines. Various tribes
across the archipelago... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many schools like Far Eastern Universities, Philippine Women s University, and
Philippine Normal University formed folk dance troupes in which they compete all
around the world in which they never failed to captivate the world in showcasing
their unique and skillful dances. In ballet, they continue to gain national recognition
not only in the country but also to Broadway and across the iron curtain inspiring
new group of Filipino dance makers and leaders. In today s generation, the physical
education department continuously teach dances that are mostly folk dances to
students from elementary to college level. There are also universities around the
country that offer dance degree programs such as University of the Philippines, and
De La Salle University. Additionally, to preserve more the Filipino dances there are
annual workshops offered by certain culture organizations such as: the Dance
Committee of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, the Philippine Folk
Dance Society, Dance Educators Associations of the Philippines and Francisca Reyes
Aquino Memorial
Vibrant, colorful, skillful, and graceful, these are some of the words that people
might think if they hear the words Philippine dances. Filipinos were known for
their amazing skills in dancing such that dances is considered as one of the
integral part in their culture and tradition. Moreover, these dances encapsulates the
history of the Philippine archipelago; in which one can see the uniqueness of the
culture of every tribes scattered across the 7,107 islands. However, have you ever
wondered where these dances came from? If you are a person who is fond of
dances then this article is a right choice for you! Back then before a well known
Portuguese explorer, Ferdinand Magellan landed in the Philippines. Various tribes
across the archipelago... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many schools like Far Eastern Universities, Philippine Women s University, and
Philippine Normal University formed folk dance troupes in which they compete all
around the world in which they never failed to captivate the world in showcasing
their unique and skillful dances. In ballet, they continue to gain national recognition
not only in the country but also to Broadway and across the iron curtain inspiring
new group of Filipino dance makers and leaders. In today s generation, the physical
education department continuously teach dances that are mostly folk dances to
students from elementary to college level. There are also universities around the
country that offer dance degree programs such as University of the Philippines, and
De La Salle University. Additionally, to preserve more the Filipino dances there are
annual workshops offered by certain culture organizations such as: the Dance
Committee of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, the Philippine Folk
Dance Society, Dance Educators Associations of the Philippines and Francisca Reyes
Aquino Memorial
The Concept of Sales Promotion
The Impact of Sales Promotions Increasing Revenue at 7 Eleven Stores in
Singapore Introduction Profit maximization has since time immemorial been the
ultimate goal of every business. This can be realized by increasing the sales
volume. In order to achieve this goal, businesses may employ various different
methods some of which are direct while others are indirect (Rizvi,Nazi
Malik,2011). Sales promotion is one of these methods and it is roughly defined as
a diverse collection of effective incentive tools that are mainly used in the short
term in order to stimulate a quicker as well as greater purchase of specific products
or services by customers as noted by Kotler (1998). Advertisement expenditure
grew by 4% between 2004 and 2005 in Singapore (Ang,2007). In this paper, we
propose a research aimed at investigating the effectiveness of promotion activities in
increasing sales at 7 Eleven stores in Singapore. Problem statement The concept of
sales promotion is often employed in grocery retailing and therefore takes up a
considerable share of financial resources that retailers spend on their marketing
initiatives (Persson,1995,p.5).The popularity of sale promotion application has of
late became a source of inquiry by both retailers and product manufacturers. Despite
the huge sums of money spend annually on sales and promotions, the economics and
dynamics of sales promotions are poorly understood. As a result, there is a
significantly huge knowledge gap to be filled.
The Impact of Sales Promotions Increasing Revenue at 7 Eleven Stores in
Singapore Introduction Profit maximization has since time immemorial been the
ultimate goal of every business. This can be realized by increasing the sales
volume. In order to achieve this goal, businesses may employ various different
methods some of which are direct while others are indirect (Rizvi,Nazi
Malik,2011). Sales promotion is one of these methods and it is roughly defined as
a diverse collection of effective incentive tools that are mainly used in the short
term in order to stimulate a quicker as well as greater purchase of specific products
or services by customers as noted by Kotler (1998). Advertisement expenditure
grew by 4% between 2004 and 2005 in Singapore (Ang,2007). In this paper, we
propose a research aimed at investigating the effectiveness of promotion activities in
increasing sales at 7 Eleven stores in Singapore. Problem statement The concept of
sales promotion is often employed in grocery retailing and therefore takes up a
considerable share of financial resources that retailers spend on their marketing
initiatives (Persson,1995,p.5).The popularity of sale promotion application has of
late became a source of inquiry by both retailers and product manufacturers. Despite
the huge sums of money spend annually on sales and promotions, the economics and
dynamics of sales promotions are poorly understood. As a result, there is a
significantly huge knowledge gap to be filled.
Skakespeare and his style of writing
Shakespeare s plays are a product of the Elizabethan theatrical context in which
they were first performed. A lot of pressure was put on Shakespeare as he wrote his
plays because he was not allowed to upset the royal family. His style would have
been different than others in those times and a lot more thought has gone into his
writing than people listening would think. Usually, the audience take for granted the
cleverness and thought of Shakespeare s writing, however, now we have studied and
gone into great detail about Shakespeare s writing, we can appreciate it more than
they did:
The Globe Theatre was where Shakespeare had most of his plays performed. It had
many decorations to make it look appealing and to try and to make it seem ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, they say Bernado, and Holla Barnado and Say what, is Horatio
there? He also cunningly tells us the people in the play are: And liegeman to the
Dane , the rivals of my watch and Friends to the ground . This tells us that Horatio
and Marcellus are the good guys and it also tells us their role in the play the watch.
Also, Shakespeare sets the scene. Dialogue has to compensate for the lack of real
night time. He does this by using dialogue like: Tis now struck twelve and Who s
there? Stand and unfold yourself , and Give you good night. He also tells us what the
night is like, Tis bitter cold, and Not a mouse stirring. This all tells us that the night is
cold, quiet, just gone twelve and nothing much is happening, without the use of real
darkness.
Shakespeare also uses hidden stage directions for the actors sake, for instance,
Barnado says Get thee to bed Francisco which is really telling the actor to leave the
stage. Shakespeare also says Barnado hath my place. Give you good night which
tells the other actors that he will be leaving the stage. This also tells the audience
that Barnado is taking over his place from then on. Barnado also says, Sit down a
while then Horatio says Well, sit we down which means that they should sit down.
Furthermore, Shakespeare will use the actors as narrators. They would tell the
audience what is happening, but at the same time they would be playing their part in
the play. For
Shakespeare s plays are a product of the Elizabethan theatrical context in which
they were first performed. A lot of pressure was put on Shakespeare as he wrote his
plays because he was not allowed to upset the royal family. His style would have
been different than others in those times and a lot more thought has gone into his
writing than people listening would think. Usually, the audience take for granted the
cleverness and thought of Shakespeare s writing, however, now we have studied and
gone into great detail about Shakespeare s writing, we can appreciate it more than
they did:
The Globe Theatre was where Shakespeare had most of his plays performed. It had
many decorations to make it look appealing and to try and to make it seem ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, they say Bernado, and Holla Barnado and Say what, is Horatio
there? He also cunningly tells us the people in the play are: And liegeman to the
Dane , the rivals of my watch and Friends to the ground . This tells us that Horatio
and Marcellus are the good guys and it also tells us their role in the play the watch.
Also, Shakespeare sets the scene. Dialogue has to compensate for the lack of real
night time. He does this by using dialogue like: Tis now struck twelve and Who s
there? Stand and unfold yourself , and Give you good night. He also tells us what the
night is like, Tis bitter cold, and Not a mouse stirring. This all tells us that the night is
cold, quiet, just gone twelve and nothing much is happening, without the use of real
darkness.
Shakespeare also uses hidden stage directions for the actors sake, for instance,
Barnado says Get thee to bed Francisco which is really telling the actor to leave the
stage. Shakespeare also says Barnado hath my place. Give you good night which
tells the other actors that he will be leaving the stage. This also tells the audience
that Barnado is taking over his place from then on. Barnado also says, Sit down a
while then Horatio says Well, sit we down which means that they should sit down.
Furthermore, Shakespeare will use the actors as narrators. They would tell the
audience what is happening, but at the same time they would be playing their part in
the play. For
Unsafe Home In The Pigman
Home is where you feel loved, appreciated, and safe (Tracey Taylor). Home can be
a great place, but an unsafe, unsupportive home can be detrimental to a child. Kids
have their life shaped for them. They will do what they see, and believe what they
hear. In the novel The Pigman by Paul Zindel, John and Lorraine both grow up and
live in homes that don t provide them with anything healthy. Kids and teens that live
in homes like John and Lorraine s are bound to follow in their parents footsteps.
Having a safe, comfortable home is extremely important. Unsafe homes often expose
kids to badhabits and behavior. Unfortunately, John has been exposed to abusive
drinking and behavior his whole life. It has become his normal, he and his family,
all alcoholics. John even discloses that, Bore got a big kick out of it when I was ten
years old and I d go around emptying all the beer glasses lying around the house
(Zindel 94). Of course, kids see bad things everywhere, but when a... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Usually, they get the idea of self worth and beauty from people around them,
especially ones that make an impact, like parents. In the book, Lorraine s mother does
not give her any sort of compliment or support. Lorraine can never be good enough
for her mother. At one point, Lorraine tells of one example, You re not a pretty girl,
Lorraine, she has been nice enough to inform me on a few occasions (Zindel 11).
Many will argue that they can get support and compliments from friends, however,
friends come and go and many will become rude and take back what they said.
Furthermore, kids listen to their parents, and strive to make them proud. When thy
fall short, and a parent beats down on them for it, it destroys them. That is Lorraine
s case. With years of destructive words being chucked at her by her own mother,
and never being able to please her, Lorraine s self image and mental state has been
Home is where you feel loved, appreciated, and safe (Tracey Taylor). Home can be
a great place, but an unsafe, unsupportive home can be detrimental to a child. Kids
have their life shaped for them. They will do what they see, and believe what they
hear. In the novel The Pigman by Paul Zindel, John and Lorraine both grow up and
live in homes that don t provide them with anything healthy. Kids and teens that live
in homes like John and Lorraine s are bound to follow in their parents footsteps.
Having a safe, comfortable home is extremely important. Unsafe homes often expose
kids to badhabits and behavior. Unfortunately, John has been exposed to abusive
drinking and behavior his whole life. It has become his normal, he and his family,
all alcoholics. John even discloses that, Bore got a big kick out of it when I was ten
years old and I d go around emptying all the beer glasses lying around the house
(Zindel 94). Of course, kids see bad things everywhere, but when a... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Usually, they get the idea of self worth and beauty from people around them,
especially ones that make an impact, like parents. In the book, Lorraine s mother does
not give her any sort of compliment or support. Lorraine can never be good enough
for her mother. At one point, Lorraine tells of one example, You re not a pretty girl,
Lorraine, she has been nice enough to inform me on a few occasions (Zindel 11).
Many will argue that they can get support and compliments from friends, however,
friends come and go and many will become rude and take back what they said.
Furthermore, kids listen to their parents, and strive to make them proud. When thy
fall short, and a parent beats down on them for it, it destroys them. That is Lorraine
s case. With years of destructive words being chucked at her by her own mother,
and never being able to please her, Lorraine s self image and mental state has been
Power Of Power In Othello
Bulldozers destroy. Ice cream soothes. Hurricanes terrorize. Worship music uplifts.
The American flag represents freedom. Presidents represent power. The cross
represents faith. All of these objects and people have certain tasks assigned to them,
requirements that are expected of them. But the symbols and experiences these
objects and people represent would be nothing without words. Words make the
destruction of a hurricane devastating to those living hours away. Words coalesce
with music notes, bringing encouragement and praise. Words make the ideas of
freedom, power, and faith attainable and life changing. That is because words are
more than empty sounds or distant thought. Words embody power, reveal beliefs,
alter the perspectives of self and others, and induce freedom. Words embody power,
giving people enough credibility to destroy or uplift others. In Othello, words are the
prime weapon used to destroy Othello and his future. Iagorefers to Othello as Such a
thing as thou..., knee crooking knave, and abuser of the world (Shakespeare
I.ii.57, I.i.22, I.ii.62). Iago uses these words against Othello, even though he is
simply Othello s advisor, to create a power over him. Iago manipulates people and
situations with words, destroying them in the process. Iago uses his words to
make people feel a certain way. Iago tells Othello, I see this hath a little dash d your
spirits...In faith, I fear it has . . . But I do see you re moved. (III.ii. 166ff). Iago wants
bad news
Bulldozers destroy. Ice cream soothes. Hurricanes terrorize. Worship music uplifts.
The American flag represents freedom. Presidents represent power. The cross
represents faith. All of these objects and people have certain tasks assigned to them,
requirements that are expected of them. But the symbols and experiences these
objects and people represent would be nothing without words. Words make the
destruction of a hurricane devastating to those living hours away. Words coalesce
with music notes, bringing encouragement and praise. Words make the ideas of
freedom, power, and faith attainable and life changing. That is because words are
more than empty sounds or distant thought. Words embody power, reveal beliefs,
alter the perspectives of self and others, and induce freedom. Words embody power,
giving people enough credibility to destroy or uplift others. In Othello, words are the
prime weapon used to destroy Othello and his future. Iagorefers to Othello as Such a
thing as thou..., knee crooking knave, and abuser of the world (Shakespeare
I.ii.57, I.i.22, I.ii.62). Iago uses these words against Othello, even though he is
simply Othello s advisor, to create a power over him. Iago manipulates people and
situations with words, destroying them in the process. Iago uses his words to
make people feel a certain way. Iago tells Othello, I see this hath a little dash d your
spirits...In faith, I fear it has . . . But I do see you re moved. (III.ii. 166ff). Iago wants
bad news
Indian Boy Love Song Analysis
The poems New Orleans by Joy Harjo and Indian Boy Love Song (#2) by Sherman
Alexie have two very similar themes. Themes are underlying message, or main
ideas, basically the theme is the lesson you learned after you read a story, or in this
instance a poem. The theme in New Orleans is that you should put forth the effort
to find out about your culture s history. While the theme of Indian Boy Love
Song(#2) is that you should, try your hardest to become close to your elders, don t
be distant. While both themes are focused on their culture, New Orleans is
actually looking for information on her Creek culture, but Indian Boy Love Song
(#2) is apologizing about how he s distant from his culture. In the poem New
Orleans the theme is that to learn more about your culture, you should put forth the
effort. To get this message Harjo used compare and contrasting. For example They
caught him in blue rock, said don t talk. I know it wasn t just a horse that went
crazy. This is showing development because it s showing how her people got
caught, and they attacked any and everything. Another way the author shows this is
by saying I have a memory. It swims deep in blood, a delta in the skin. This shows
that her heritage runs deep through her. In addition to these two quotes, another quote
that shows relation toward this development is Nearby is a shop with ivory and
knives. There are red rocks. The man behind the counter has no idea that he is inside
magic stones. He
The poems New Orleans by Joy Harjo and Indian Boy Love Song (#2) by Sherman
Alexie have two very similar themes. Themes are underlying message, or main
ideas, basically the theme is the lesson you learned after you read a story, or in this
instance a poem. The theme in New Orleans is that you should put forth the effort
to find out about your culture s history. While the theme of Indian Boy Love
Song(#2) is that you should, try your hardest to become close to your elders, don t
be distant. While both themes are focused on their culture, New Orleans is
actually looking for information on her Creek culture, but Indian Boy Love Song
(#2) is apologizing about how he s distant from his culture. In the poem New
Orleans the theme is that to learn more about your culture, you should put forth the
effort. To get this message Harjo used compare and contrasting. For example They
caught him in blue rock, said don t talk. I know it wasn t just a horse that went
crazy. This is showing development because it s showing how her people got
caught, and they attacked any and everything. Another way the author shows this is
by saying I have a memory. It swims deep in blood, a delta in the skin. This shows
that her heritage runs deep through her. In addition to these two quotes, another quote
that shows relation toward this development is Nearby is a shop with ivory and
knives. There are red rocks. The man behind the counter has no idea that he is inside
magic stones. He
Social Emotional Intelligence
{draw:frame} {draw:frame} Bachelor of International Hospitality Management Essay
1500 words Due: Friday 28th August 2009, 12 noon By Cody Huxtable ID# 0791315
How can developing skills in social and e*motional intelligence benefit you as a
hospitality management practitioner?* Social intelligence can be organised into two
categories: social awareness which describes what we sense about others, and social
facility which describes what we do with that awareness. Social awareness refers to a
spectrum that runs from primal empathy (instantaneously sensing another s inner
state) to empathetic accuracy (understanding a person s feelings and thoughts) to
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The concept of emotional intelligence is described as the ability to recognise and
understand the meanings of emotions, both within ourselves and in others, to access
and generate emotions and to effectively control emotions in ways that promote
improved relationships in the workplace (Cherniss, 2000). Emotions in the workplace
are seen as a useful source of information that enables an organisation interpret and
navigate our social environment (Zeidner, Matthews Roberts, 2009, p.255). These
emotions convey ideas, create team spirit and healthy working relations. If hospitality
management can identify and understand the emotions they come across, they are
able to alter their thinking and behave in a way to allow them to settle organisational
challenges in a more efficient and effective manner (Cavelzani, Esposito Villamira,
2009). For hospitality management to succeed however, managers must realise what
exactly their strengths, weaknesses, and limitations are as well as have the ability to
view things from other perspectives (Scott Halsell, 2006). Through understanding and
enhancing emotional intelligence, they are able to expand their management skills
much more successfully. Those managers who don t do so are those persons who
focus more on the technical skills of management (Scott Halsell, 2006). These
individuals do not succeed in hospitality management and instead hurt their reputation
when marketing their products. Hospitality
{draw:frame} {draw:frame} Bachelor of International Hospitality Management Essay
1500 words Due: Friday 28th August 2009, 12 noon By Cody Huxtable ID# 0791315
How can developing skills in social and e*motional intelligence benefit you as a
hospitality management practitioner?* Social intelligence can be organised into two
categories: social awareness which describes what we sense about others, and social
facility which describes what we do with that awareness. Social awareness refers to a
spectrum that runs from primal empathy (instantaneously sensing another s inner
state) to empathetic accuracy (understanding a person s feelings and thoughts) to
social cognition (getting complicated social situations)... Show more content on
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The concept of emotional intelligence is described as the ability to recognise and
understand the meanings of emotions, both within ourselves and in others, to access
and generate emotions and to effectively control emotions in ways that promote
improved relationships in the workplace (Cherniss, 2000). Emotions in the workplace
are seen as a useful source of information that enables an organisation interpret and
navigate our social environment (Zeidner, Matthews Roberts, 2009, p.255). These
emotions convey ideas, create team spirit and healthy working relations. If hospitality
management can identify and understand the emotions they come across, they are
able to alter their thinking and behave in a way to allow them to settle organisational
challenges in a more efficient and effective manner (Cavelzani, Esposito Villamira,
2009). For hospitality management to succeed however, managers must realise what
exactly their strengths, weaknesses, and limitations are as well as have the ability to
view things from other perspectives (Scott Halsell, 2006). Through understanding and
enhancing emotional intelligence, they are able to expand their management skills
much more successfully. Those managers who don t do so are those persons who
focus more on the technical skills of management (Scott Halsell, 2006). These
individuals do not succeed in hospitality management and instead hurt their reputation
when marketing their products. Hospitality
Dreaming Vs. Reality In Descartes s Meditations
Descartes explores the idea of dreaming versus reality in his writings Meditations.
He describes how there are times when you lose sense of reality and enter a dream
like stage where everything seems real. He explains how to decipher the signs in
determining which state one has succumbed to. In accordance with the order of
my though perception; thus my meaning was that so far as I was aware, I knew
nothing clearly as belonging to my essence, expecting that I was a thing that
thinks, or a thing that has in itself the faculty of thinking (Haldane). Descartes is
saying that as long as he can clearly and distinctively perceive his long term
memory and subconscious as well as be aware of his living experiences the he is
in fact awake and not dreaming. Based on the proof of God s existence, he believes
that God does exist and is perfect. God will not deceive only pure truth. Descartes
first uses the radical doubt method to doubt about everything in the world and even
about his own existence. He has doubt about everything that exists before him such
as metaphysical Philosophy, theology of the Catholic Church, and theology of
Thomas Aquinas. To get a fresh, correct view of life, so no one can deny or object
to this way of viewing. Then he will build up his knowledge that is immune from
any doubt. This knowledge is the foundation for science development and helps
ending wars between religion and science. Descartes said, he is a thing that thinks, a
thing that doubts, affirms, denies. They are merely ways of thinking, and exist
inside of him (Haldane). Descartes figures out that he exists because he is aware of
his thinking. This is a great first step to build up knowledge that is immune from
doubt, and till this point, he can be immune from doubting about his own existence.
Next, Descartes is absolute in his knowledge that he is thinking but questions if he
can be certain in being absolute (Haldane). Till this point, knowing that only he exists
but doesn t know for sure about the existence of others around him. So it means that
Descartes might just be dreaming at this point and doesn t know anything about the
real world. If he can t go through the transition, he has no way to know about the
existence of other beings
Descartes explores the idea of dreaming versus reality in his writings Meditations.
He describes how there are times when you lose sense of reality and enter a dream
like stage where everything seems real. He explains how to decipher the signs in
determining which state one has succumbed to. In accordance with the order of
my though perception; thus my meaning was that so far as I was aware, I knew
nothing clearly as belonging to my essence, expecting that I was a thing that
thinks, or a thing that has in itself the faculty of thinking (Haldane). Descartes is
saying that as long as he can clearly and distinctively perceive his long term
memory and subconscious as well as be aware of his living experiences the he is
in fact awake and not dreaming. Based on the proof of God s existence, he believes
that God does exist and is perfect. God will not deceive only pure truth. Descartes
first uses the radical doubt method to doubt about everything in the world and even
about his own existence. He has doubt about everything that exists before him such
as metaphysical Philosophy, theology of the Catholic Church, and theology of
Thomas Aquinas. To get a fresh, correct view of life, so no one can deny or object
to this way of viewing. Then he will build up his knowledge that is immune from
any doubt. This knowledge is the foundation for science development and helps
ending wars between religion and science. Descartes said, he is a thing that thinks, a
thing that doubts, affirms, denies. They are merely ways of thinking, and exist
inside of him (Haldane). Descartes figures out that he exists because he is aware of
his thinking. This is a great first step to build up knowledge that is immune from
doubt, and till this point, he can be immune from doubting about his own existence.
Next, Descartes is absolute in his knowledge that he is thinking but questions if he
can be certain in being absolute (Haldane). Till this point, knowing that only he exists
but doesn t know for sure about the existence of others around him. So it means that
Descartes might just be dreaming at this point and doesn t know anything about the
real world. If he can t go through the transition, he has no way to know about the
existence of other beings
Cobalt Systems and SiverLight Electronics
1. Present the discrepancies of business practices, policy and strategy between the 2
countries Cobalt Systems is a multinational corporation present in more than 50
countries divided into regions. Cobalt Systems is a highly centralized organization as
all the operations throughout the world are overseen by 13 US based Management
Board members. The company large number of layers between the Management
Board and the local employees (hierarchical organization) doesn t allow much room
for empowerment. It is an ethnocentric company with a people oriented culture that
provides all its local employees around the world with extensive training in order to
socialize them to the Cobalt culture. Moreover, Cobalt Systems insists on fully...
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SilverLight wants its employees to do things the Silverlight way and join the
SilverLight family for the rest of their careers whereas Cobalt wants all its
employees around the world to adopt the Cobalt culture. Cobalt sees its
subsidiaries as national assets that have to be closely protected from competitors
and therefore fully owned by Cobalt whereas SilverLight is seen as a Korean pride
by the Koreans and the government and is cross owned by a multitude of firms
forming the SilverLight Chaebol. Cobalt s world operations are overseen by 13 US
based Management Board members creating a hierarchical organization whereas
SilverLight is part of a horizontal multi industry organization (the SlverLight
Chaebol) and he still closely tied to the government due to historical reasons. 2.
Using the cross cultural criteria defined in class, list the expected discrepancies in
the behavior of the Korean and US negotiators. For western companies and American
ones in particular, time is money. However, in Asian cultures time is no relevant at
all. It is probably why it was the Korean company rather than the American one who
decided to take a break in the negotiation process. Therefore, the American negotiator
will have to learn to take his time and not rush the conversation directly to business
matters. It is important to know that Koreans want to get to know the people they are
going
1. Present the discrepancies of business practices, policy and strategy between the 2
countries Cobalt Systems is a multinational corporation present in more than 50
countries divided into regions. Cobalt Systems is a highly centralized organization as
all the operations throughout the world are overseen by 13 US based Management
Board members. The company large number of layers between the Management
Board and the local employees (hierarchical organization) doesn t allow much room
for empowerment. It is an ethnocentric company with a people oriented culture that
provides all its local employees around the world with extensive training in order to
socialize them to the Cobalt culture. Moreover, Cobalt Systems insists on fully...
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SilverLight wants its employees to do things the Silverlight way and join the
SilverLight family for the rest of their careers whereas Cobalt wants all its
employees around the world to adopt the Cobalt culture. Cobalt sees its
subsidiaries as national assets that have to be closely protected from competitors
and therefore fully owned by Cobalt whereas SilverLight is seen as a Korean pride
by the Koreans and the government and is cross owned by a multitude of firms
forming the SilverLight Chaebol. Cobalt s world operations are overseen by 13 US
based Management Board members creating a hierarchical organization whereas
SilverLight is part of a horizontal multi industry organization (the SlverLight
Chaebol) and he still closely tied to the government due to historical reasons. 2.
Using the cross cultural criteria defined in class, list the expected discrepancies in
the behavior of the Korean and US negotiators. For western companies and American
ones in particular, time is money. However, in Asian cultures time is no relevant at
all. It is probably why it was the Korean company rather than the American one who
decided to take a break in the negotiation process. Therefore, the American negotiator
will have to learn to take his time and not rush the conversation directly to business
matters. It is important to know that Koreans want to get to know the people they are
going
Importance Of Nazi Propaganda
Propaganda was the central instrument acquiring and maintaining the power of
Nazi Germany. All of the success can be attributed to propaganda. Propaganda is
the information, ideas, opinions, or images that are broadcast, published, or in
some other way spread with the intention of influencing public opinion. This was
the most effective method the Nazis used to persuade thousands of people about
their ideologies. Jewish people, African Germans, LGBT people, Roma, and
others were portrayed as undesirable by Nazi propaganda. It used newspaper
cartoons, films, books, radio, and posters in their effort to dehumanize Jewish
people. The purpose of Nazi propaganda was to convince members of the public
who had not yet been convinced of the importance of Hitler s racial policies and to
inspire those who already agreed with him. Words and expressions with generally
neutral and/or positive meanings were used to disguise acts of terror and destruction.
Nazi Germanycould be never rich success without propaganda.
Head of Nazi propaganda
Hitler knew very well the value of good propaganda and he appointed Joseph
Goebbels as head of propaganda. Paul Joseph Goebbels was Minister of Propaganda
from 1933 to 1945. He was one of the closest friends of Hitler. Goebbels was
responsible for presenting a favorable image of the Nazi regime to the German
public. In 1933, Goebbels created the Reich Chamber of Commerce which was
responsible to deal with literature, art, music, radio, film, newspapers
Propaganda was the central instrument acquiring and maintaining the power of
Nazi Germany. All of the success can be attributed to propaganda. Propaganda is
the information, ideas, opinions, or images that are broadcast, published, or in
some other way spread with the intention of influencing public opinion. This was
the most effective method the Nazis used to persuade thousands of people about
their ideologies. Jewish people, African Germans, LGBT people, Roma, and
others were portrayed as undesirable by Nazi propaganda. It used newspaper
cartoons, films, books, radio, and posters in their effort to dehumanize Jewish
people. The purpose of Nazi propaganda was to convince members of the public
who had not yet been convinced of the importance of Hitler s racial policies and to
inspire those who already agreed with him. Words and expressions with generally
neutral and/or positive meanings were used to disguise acts of terror and destruction.
Nazi Germanycould be never rich success without propaganda.
Head of Nazi propaganda
Hitler knew very well the value of good propaganda and he appointed Joseph
Goebbels as head of propaganda. Paul Joseph Goebbels was Minister of Propaganda
from 1933 to 1945. He was one of the closest friends of Hitler. Goebbels was
responsible for presenting a favorable image of the Nazi regime to the German
public. In 1933, Goebbels created the Reich Chamber of Commerce which was
responsible to deal with literature, art, music, radio, film, newspapers
Epidemiological Model
The disease and health threat investigation intervention can be applied to the
epidemiological model (Minnesota Department of Health, 2001). SO2 is the agent,
the host is those with respiratory illnesses, asthma, or young children, and the
environment is the tourism culture in James Bay. Other definitions include the place,
which is the James Bay community and the time which is the summer months when
tourism peaks. In the disease and health threat investigation intervention, the nurse
should establish what a case is through the identification of the above information
(Minnesota Department of Health, 2001). A case is a person that is sensitive to poor
air quality whom develops respiratory symptoms, including wheezing and tightness of
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This intervention give these individuals access to information that would enable them
to recognize when their environment would put them at risk for system exacerbation.
The constant monitoring of air quality would hopefully lead to more regulations that
further improve air quality, and thus aid in the development of a primary prevention
strategy to decrease the incidence of respiratory illness (Berend, 2016; Keller et al.,
The disease and health threat investigation intervention can be applied to the
epidemiological model (Minnesota Department of Health, 2001). SO2 is the agent,
the host is those with respiratory illnesses, asthma, or young children, and the
environment is the tourism culture in James Bay. Other definitions include the place,
which is the James Bay community and the time which is the summer months when
tourism peaks. In the disease and health threat investigation intervention, the nurse
should establish what a case is through the identification of the above information
(Minnesota Department of Health, 2001). A case is a person that is sensitive to poor
air quality whom develops respiratory symptoms, including wheezing and tightness of
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This intervention give these individuals access to information that would enable them
to recognize when their environment would put them at risk for system exacerbation.
The constant monitoring of air quality would hopefully lead to more regulations that
further improve air quality, and thus aid in the development of a primary prevention
strategy to decrease the incidence of respiratory illness (Berend, 2016; Keller et al.,
The Water Wolf Research Paper
Joost van den Vondel, the Dutch poet and playwright of the 17th century , writes
The water wolf could devour the land in times of spring tide. Dutch farmers, in
particular, refer to the sea as the water wolf . Justifiably, for a country where one
third of the Dutch territory is below sea level, while another one third is very close to
the official zero measuring (NAP) level the threat of the wolf at the door is hardly
fiction. Consequently, being the masters of flood protection is crucial in sustaining
life on this distinct landscape. Rather than fighting it The Netherlands landscape and
economy is built on 1,100 years of water engineering. Canals draining, collecting and
moving water around are everywhere 18 percent of the nation today is considered
water Another example of how the Dutch skillful collaboration alongside Mother
Nature benefits both humans and the ecosystem. The understanding of how the
Dutch perceive their environment can be explained... Show more content on
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But seldom has it done so with more devastation than on the night of Jan. 31, 1953.
The night of 31 January 1 February of 1953 , the infamous flood, De Ramp (The
Disaster), crashed through protective dikes and submerged farmland, hamlets,
towns, and cities. 1836 People died, and 72,000 others were forced to leave their
homes. 500,000 acres of land were flooded. Field crops were destroyed on 13.7% of
the total arable land of The Netherlands Hurricane force winds from the northwest
drove an exceptionally high spring tide to launch an unprecedented assault on the
man made constructions protecting parts of the provinces of South Holland, Zeeland,
and Brabant With centuries of skillful development, the Dutch constructed impressive
dames and dikes called the Delta Project in their continued quest of taming the water
wolf. These skills have and will be crucial managing the inevitable climate
Joost van den Vondel, the Dutch poet and playwright of the 17th century , writes
The water wolf could devour the land in times of spring tide. Dutch farmers, in
particular, refer to the sea as the water wolf . Justifiably, for a country where one
third of the Dutch territory is below sea level, while another one third is very close to
the official zero measuring (NAP) level the threat of the wolf at the door is hardly
fiction. Consequently, being the masters of flood protection is crucial in sustaining
life on this distinct landscape. Rather than fighting it The Netherlands landscape and
economy is built on 1,100 years of water engineering. Canals draining, collecting and
moving water around are everywhere 18 percent of the nation today is considered
water Another example of how the Dutch skillful collaboration alongside Mother
Nature benefits both humans and the ecosystem. The understanding of how the
Dutch perceive their environment can be explained... Show more content on
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But seldom has it done so with more devastation than on the night of Jan. 31, 1953.
The night of 31 January 1 February of 1953 , the infamous flood, De Ramp (The
Disaster), crashed through protective dikes and submerged farmland, hamlets,
towns, and cities. 1836 People died, and 72,000 others were forced to leave their
homes. 500,000 acres of land were flooded. Field crops were destroyed on 13.7% of
the total arable land of The Netherlands Hurricane force winds from the northwest
drove an exceptionally high spring tide to launch an unprecedented assault on the
man made constructions protecting parts of the provinces of South Holland, Zeeland,
and Brabant With centuries of skillful development, the Dutch constructed impressive
dames and dikes called the Delta Project in their continued quest of taming the water
wolf. These skills have and will be crucial managing the inevitable climate
Reds By Joseph Mccarthyism
Thousands of people were arrested and taken away from families in the 1960s.
This was all because of something most of them did not do. Joseph McCarthy
accused people of being communists without using solid evidence to prove it. In
result of this, many people lost jobs, friends, some even had their whole life ruined
because of it. If a parent got accused, their child lost friends, parents telling their
children to stay away from them. This was the norm in the 1950s everyone was
afraid of the reds , or communists. The cold war had a large affect on this, because it
is when America became afraid of communists or Russians. McCarthyismaffected
everyone in America Most citizens were afraid of the reds, some were former or
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Bentley defected from the communist party in the U.S. in 1945. In 1948, she
accused over 80 citizens of being communists. Although there was no evidence
behind it, most of the accusations were correct. This accusation caught the media s
attention and ended up having a large effect on the realisticness McCarthyism. The
more people accused, the scarier it was for America. Americans feared Soviets so
much it took over lives. Some has lost their careers because they were accused. For
example, in 1950, 151 actors, writers, directors, producers, musicians, journalists,
and other people involved with entertainment were accused of being reds with no
evidence. The list was called the Hollywood blacklist. This list ended careers and
took them off television or radio possibly forever. Some of the most famous
entertainers in America could not get jobs because of this. The Cold War Home
Front: McCarthyism. states When the TV series Danger tried to use one of these
actors [on the list], Johnson [an official in the National Association of Supermarkets]
told the show s sponsor, the makers of Amni dent toothpaste, that all grocery stores
would put up a sign next to Amni dent suggesting their programs employed
communists. Meanwhile, they would put a sign next to a competitor s toothpaste,
Chlorodent, saying, Its programs use only pro American artists and shun Stalin s little
creatures. The actor in question was quickly
Thousands of people were arrested and taken away from families in the 1960s.
This was all because of something most of them did not do. Joseph McCarthy
accused people of being communists without using solid evidence to prove it. In
result of this, many people lost jobs, friends, some even had their whole life ruined
because of it. If a parent got accused, their child lost friends, parents telling their
children to stay away from them. This was the norm in the 1950s everyone was
afraid of the reds , or communists. The cold war had a large affect on this, because it
is when America became afraid of communists or Russians. McCarthyismaffected
everyone in America Most citizens were afraid of the reds, some were former or
current reds, some... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bentley defected from the communist party in the U.S. in 1945. In 1948, she
accused over 80 citizens of being communists. Although there was no evidence
behind it, most of the accusations were correct. This accusation caught the media s
attention and ended up having a large effect on the realisticness McCarthyism. The
more people accused, the scarier it was for America. Americans feared Soviets so
much it took over lives. Some has lost their careers because they were accused. For
example, in 1950, 151 actors, writers, directors, producers, musicians, journalists,
and other people involved with entertainment were accused of being reds with no
evidence. The list was called the Hollywood blacklist. This list ended careers and
took them off television or radio possibly forever. Some of the most famous
entertainers in America could not get jobs because of this. The Cold War Home
Front: McCarthyism. states When the TV series Danger tried to use one of these
actors [on the list], Johnson [an official in the National Association of Supermarkets]
told the show s sponsor, the makers of Amni dent toothpaste, that all grocery stores
would put up a sign next to Amni dent suggesting their programs employed
communists. Meanwhile, they would put a sign next to a competitor s toothpaste,
Chlorodent, saying, Its programs use only pro American artists and shun Stalin s little
creatures. The actor in question was quickly
The Physical Possibility Of Death In The Mind Of
Someone...
The Physical Impossibility of Truth by Safa Ali
You try and avoid [death], but it s such a big thing that you can t. That s the
frightening thing isn t it? Damien Hirst says regarding his sculpture, The Physical
Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (Hirst, 2011). Often well
known for his thought provoking and rather visceral artworks, The Physical
Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living mirrors the theory of truth
explored in Darren Hudson Hick s Introducing Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art.
Among the numerous artworks of Hirst s, The Physical Impossibility of Death in the
Mind of Someone Living explores the truth regarding death and mortality. As the
sculpture depicts a preserved shark suspended
Someone...
The Physical Impossibility of Truth by Safa Ali
You try and avoid [death], but it s such a big thing that you can t. That s the
frightening thing isn t it? Damien Hirst says regarding his sculpture, The Physical
Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (Hirst, 2011). Often well
known for his thought provoking and rather visceral artworks, The Physical
Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living mirrors the theory of truth
explored in Darren Hudson Hick s Introducing Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art.
Among the numerous artworks of Hirst s, The Physical Impossibility of Death in the
Mind of Someone Living explores the truth regarding death and mortality. As the
sculpture depicts a preserved shark suspended
Scared To Death Analysis
In the text, Scared to Death, Ed Yong tells about the affect predators has on prey.
He explains that every little thing that happens in an ecosystem, affects that
particular ecosystem in some way. Yong also states that the fear of prey can
change a whole ecosystem. Going along with this, Yong brings up the phrase
landscape of fear. In the way Yong describes this phrase, this landscape of fear can
affect every aspect of am ecosystem. At the beginning of the text, Yong describes
the landscape of fear as being a state of mind of the animals, especially the elk
ecologists were studying. According to Yong, the animals believe the physical terrain
is overlaid with a mental map of risk (ll 17). Yong said that the mountains are where
the
In the text, Scared to Death, Ed Yong tells about the affect predators has on prey.
He explains that every little thing that happens in an ecosystem, affects that
particular ecosystem in some way. Yong also states that the fear of prey can
change a whole ecosystem. Going along with this, Yong brings up the phrase
landscape of fear. In the way Yong describes this phrase, this landscape of fear can
affect every aspect of am ecosystem. At the beginning of the text, Yong describes
the landscape of fear as being a state of mind of the animals, especially the elk
ecologists were studying. According to Yong, the animals believe the physical terrain
is overlaid with a mental map of risk (ll 17). Yong said that the mountains are where
the
Turbulant History of the Troubled Island of Haiti Essay
Introduction
In September of 1994, elements of the XVIII Airborne Corps, 10th Mountain
Division (Light), Special Operations Forces (SOF), and 25th Infantry Division,
were organized into a U.S. led Multi National Force (MNF). These forces were
assembled and deployed in support of Operation Uphold Democracy in the Republic
of Haiti to reinstate ousted President Jean Bertrand Aristide and return the country to
a democratic state. We will go over a brief portion of the very turbulent history that
has brought these forces to this troubled island. We will continue into a little of the
planning and the difficulties they faced in a constantly changing environment, even a
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President Aristide took office in January of 1991 and was ousted in September of
the same year by his hand picked, chief of staff of the army Lieutenant General
Raoul Cedras and forced to flee the country. International outrage, fueled in large
part by the well publicized flotilla of boat people bound for FloridaВё put Haiti
abruptly in the international spotlight.3 These events set the stage for U.S.
involvement in the Haitian crisis. In 1993, the United Nations (UN) attempted to
negotiate for a peaceful resolution with Gen. Cedras, which proved unsuccessful.
Gen. Cedras would agree to different stipulations, to include stepping down to get
the embargo lifted, and each time he would fail to honor his end. In one such
incident, with few rounds fired, thugs in his employ forcibly prevented an American
ship, the USS Harlan County, from off loading UN troops intended to retrain the
Haitian Army and police force.4 The UN reestablished the embargo, a naval
blockade and passed UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 940, authorizing the
application of all necessary means to restore democracy in Haiti .5 This set the
planning assets in motion for forcible entry into Haiti.
Planning and Preparation In January 1994, the deadline for Lieutenant General
Cedras to step down passed. He did not relinquish power and international pressure
increased for stronger sanctions on Haiti.
Introduction
In September of 1994, elements of the XVIII Airborne Corps, 10th Mountain
Division (Light), Special Operations Forces (SOF), and 25th Infantry Division,
were organized into a U.S. led Multi National Force (MNF). These forces were
assembled and deployed in support of Operation Uphold Democracy in the Republic
of Haiti to reinstate ousted President Jean Bertrand Aristide and return the country to
a democratic state. We will go over a brief portion of the very turbulent history that
has brought these forces to this troubled island. We will continue into a little of the
planning and the difficulties they faced in a constantly changing environment, even a
little of who it involved. The next item of business will be moving into ... Show more
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President Aristide took office in January of 1991 and was ousted in September of
the same year by his hand picked, chief of staff of the army Lieutenant General
Raoul Cedras and forced to flee the country. International outrage, fueled in large
part by the well publicized flotilla of boat people bound for FloridaВё put Haiti
abruptly in the international spotlight.3 These events set the stage for U.S.
involvement in the Haitian crisis. In 1993, the United Nations (UN) attempted to
negotiate for a peaceful resolution with Gen. Cedras, which proved unsuccessful.
Gen. Cedras would agree to different stipulations, to include stepping down to get
the embargo lifted, and each time he would fail to honor his end. In one such
incident, with few rounds fired, thugs in his employ forcibly prevented an American
ship, the USS Harlan County, from off loading UN troops intended to retrain the
Haitian Army and police force.4 The UN reestablished the embargo, a naval
blockade and passed UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 940, authorizing the
application of all necessary means to restore democracy in Haiti .5 This set the
planning assets in motion for forcible entry into Haiti.
Planning and Preparation In January 1994, the deadline for Lieutenant General
Cedras to step down passed. He did not relinquish power and international pressure
increased for stronger sanctions on Haiti.
Prostitution In Ancient China
This book covers a broad overview history of sex and prostitution in ancient China. It
provides several examples of prostitutes and courtesans rise to power.
Gronewold Sue, Beautiful Merchandise: Prostitution in China 1860 1936. New York:
Haworth Press, 1982.
The book went into detail about the role of prostitution and its impacts on society and
the economy. It also went into detail about the differences between a wife and a
prostitute. The book covers the differences between a courtesan and a prostitute by
providing their lifestyle and stand in society.
Henriot Christian, Prostitution and Sexuality in Shanghai: A Social History, 1849
1949. United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 1997.
The author portrays the Chinese sex trade, from ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It covered the sexual relationship between a female servant and her master and how it
changes her role in the family.
McMahon, Keith, Celestial Women: Imperial Wives and Concubines in China from
Song to Qing. New York: Rowman Littlefield, 2016.
Ping Chen Hsiung, A Tender Voyage: Children and Childhood in Late Imperial
China. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2007. The work provides the details of
expectation for female during their childhood and adolescence years. It also includes
the duties and responsibilities of a wife and a young girl training toward achieving to
fulfill those taks.
Ropp, Paul S. Women in Late Imperial China: A Review of Recent English language
Scholarship. In Women s History Review, 347 83. Vol. 3. Series 3. Taylor and Francis,
2006.
The article explains the changing role of a woman, specifically a wife, throughout
the Imperial China. It discusses how status of a woman is not based on Confucian s
practices, but rather on a combination of social, political and economic of that time
period.
Sommer Matthew, Polyandry and Wife Selling in Qing Dynasty China. Berkeley:
University
This book covers a broad overview history of sex and prostitution in ancient China. It
provides several examples of prostitutes and courtesans rise to power.
Gronewold Sue, Beautiful Merchandise: Prostitution in China 1860 1936. New York:
Haworth Press, 1982.
The book went into detail about the role of prostitution and its impacts on society and
the economy. It also went into detail about the differences between a wife and a
prostitute. The book covers the differences between a courtesan and a prostitute by
providing their lifestyle and stand in society.
Henriot Christian, Prostitution and Sexuality in Shanghai: A Social History, 1849
1949. United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 1997.
The author portrays the Chinese sex trade, from ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It covered the sexual relationship between a female servant and her master and how it
changes her role in the family.
McMahon, Keith, Celestial Women: Imperial Wives and Concubines in China from
Song to Qing. New York: Rowman Littlefield, 2016.
Ping Chen Hsiung, A Tender Voyage: Children and Childhood in Late Imperial
China. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2007. The work provides the details of
expectation for female during their childhood and adolescence years. It also includes
the duties and responsibilities of a wife and a young girl training toward achieving to
fulfill those taks.
Ropp, Paul S. Women in Late Imperial China: A Review of Recent English language
Scholarship. In Women s History Review, 347 83. Vol. 3. Series 3. Taylor and Francis,
2006.
The article explains the changing role of a woman, specifically a wife, throughout
the Imperial China. It discusses how status of a woman is not based on Confucian s
practices, but rather on a combination of social, political and economic of that time
period.
Sommer Matthew, Polyandry and Wife Selling in Qing Dynasty China. Berkeley:
University
The Creation Of The Great White Fleet And Its Effect On...
Natalie Wynn
Pamela Yates
American History II
16 February 2015
The Creation of the Great White Fleet and its Effect on World Affairs Theodore
Roosevelt was renowned for his foreign policy that stated: speak softly and carry a
big stick. This meant that Roosevelt handled foreign affairs with a tranquil state of
mind, but also threatened with the military if things did not go as planned.
Roosevelt utilized this ideology to navigate America in the right direction. The
Great White Fleet abided by this policy, specifically. From 1907 to 1909, the fleet
sailed the seas and made history. Not only did this publicity stunt grant America the
respect Roosevelt had hoped for, but it also altered world affairs significantly.
The beginnings of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If the cruise was a success, Roosevelt believed that this endeavor would provide the
United States with a prime example of a powerful and well trained navy, but he also
thought the good outcome of the event would allow him to expand the fleet with four
complimentary ships. This would allow for more exploration and time overseas to
invest ourselves in the affairs of foreign countries. Though the intent to prove
America s worth was strong, there were several other underlying concepts as well.
The need to acquire more experience was imperative and it would strengthen the
naval forces for any future battles. The various legs of the journey allowed the
naval crew to gain the practice they needed to strengthen their expertise; however,
the length of the deployment made some shudder with uncertainty. Unfortunately,
several obstacles were faced during the plight to gain naval experience. The great
length that the fleet would have to travel would call for several stops in order to
satisfy the need for coal (consumption of coal was also an area the naval crew
needed to brush up on) and docking facilities. There were also issues for the ships
that flew the American flag. Roosevelt intervened with supply contracts, but a vast
majority of carriers did not comply with this offer because they were incapable of
acquiring the proper amount of cargo to pay for the trip back. Nevertheless, the
Natalie Wynn
Pamela Yates
American History II
16 February 2015
The Creation of the Great White Fleet and its Effect on World Affairs Theodore
Roosevelt was renowned for his foreign policy that stated: speak softly and carry a
big stick. This meant that Roosevelt handled foreign affairs with a tranquil state of
mind, but also threatened with the military if things did not go as planned.
Roosevelt utilized this ideology to navigate America in the right direction. The
Great White Fleet abided by this policy, specifically. From 1907 to 1909, the fleet
sailed the seas and made history. Not only did this publicity stunt grant America the
respect Roosevelt had hoped for, but it also altered world affairs significantly.
The beginnings of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If the cruise was a success, Roosevelt believed that this endeavor would provide the
United States with a prime example of a powerful and well trained navy, but he also
thought the good outcome of the event would allow him to expand the fleet with four
complimentary ships. This would allow for more exploration and time overseas to
invest ourselves in the affairs of foreign countries. Though the intent to prove
America s worth was strong, there were several other underlying concepts as well.
The need to acquire more experience was imperative and it would strengthen the
naval forces for any future battles. The various legs of the journey allowed the
naval crew to gain the practice they needed to strengthen their expertise; however,
the length of the deployment made some shudder with uncertainty. Unfortunately,
several obstacles were faced during the plight to gain naval experience. The great
length that the fleet would have to travel would call for several stops in order to
satisfy the need for coal (consumption of coal was also an area the naval crew
needed to brush up on) and docking facilities. There were also issues for the ships
that flew the American flag. Roosevelt intervened with supply contracts, but a vast
majority of carriers did not comply with this offer because they were incapable of
acquiring the proper amount of cargo to pay for the trip back. Nevertheless, the
Case Study for Acuscan, Inc Essay
Critical Case Study Assignment
Maurine Shaughnessy
GEN/480
Paul C. Moretti, M.B.A.
September 12, 2006
I am the newly hired Vice President of Organizational Development. My
responsibilities include creating the Organizational Development Department. I look
forward to working with all of you especially with finding a new and improved
product based on our already developed retinal scanning system iScanner. First of all I
am going to discuss assumptions made by Kelly Thomas, Pat Lambert, Cliff O
Connor and Chris Martinas. After each employee assumptions will be their arguments
and my evaluation of whether the argument is sound or unsound and why.
Kelly Thomas В – Senior Engineer, Product Development
1. Assumed that Pat, Director of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2. Assumed programmers had plenty of time to work on new product even though he
knew staff was cut last year.
3. Assumed because they were not agreeing with him they were not committed to the
new product.
4. Assumed that the job could be done by outside contractors in the specified time
frame. Also with money being a problem.
5.Assumed a meeting would resolve all problems.
6.Assumed the customer would be happy with whatever product was developed and
launched.
7.Assumed Kelly was being a smart ass because he questioned his knowledge about
QC.
Pat argued that the scanner needed to be launched in retail, not banks or other easy
markets. He also argued with Chris, Kelly s manager, that Kelly informed him that
it would not be a problem to expand the iScanner. Another argument he made is he
had bigger problems than to listen to than answering other questions presented by
other staff members. Pats decision to launch a new product in a new market was
sound. To be the first company on the market with a new product to get ahead of
your competitors is a good market strategy. His idea to use an outside contractor was
unsound because we are already in a budget deficit and there is now guarantee that
the contractor would have the product completed in time. His statement about having
bigger problems than to answer questions from other staff members was an emotional
one. I think he felt nobody wanted to work with
Critical Case Study Assignment
Maurine Shaughnessy
GEN/480
Paul C. Moretti, M.B.A.
September 12, 2006
I am the newly hired Vice President of Organizational Development. My
responsibilities include creating the Organizational Development Department. I look
forward to working with all of you especially with finding a new and improved
product based on our already developed retinal scanning system iScanner. First of all I
am going to discuss assumptions made by Kelly Thomas, Pat Lambert, Cliff O
Connor and Chris Martinas. After each employee assumptions will be their arguments
and my evaluation of whether the argument is sound or unsound and why.
Kelly Thomas В – Senior Engineer, Product Development
1. Assumed that Pat, Director of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2. Assumed programmers had plenty of time to work on new product even though he
knew staff was cut last year.
3. Assumed because they were not agreeing with him they were not committed to the
new product.
4. Assumed that the job could be done by outside contractors in the specified time
frame. Also with money being a problem.
5.Assumed a meeting would resolve all problems.
6.Assumed the customer would be happy with whatever product was developed and
launched.
7.Assumed Kelly was being a smart ass because he questioned his knowledge about
QC.
Pat argued that the scanner needed to be launched in retail, not banks or other easy
markets. He also argued with Chris, Kelly s manager, that Kelly informed him that
it would not be a problem to expand the iScanner. Another argument he made is he
had bigger problems than to listen to than answering other questions presented by
other staff members. Pats decision to launch a new product in a new market was
sound. To be the first company on the market with a new product to get ahead of
your competitors is a good market strategy. His idea to use an outside contractor was
unsound because we are already in a budget deficit and there is now guarantee that
the contractor would have the product completed in time. His statement about having
bigger problems than to answer questions from other staff members was an emotional
one. I think he felt nobody wanted to work with
Pos-410
Table Queries SQL Server Database Kudler Fine Foods Week 2 POS/410 April, 09
2012 Create Database USE [master] GO /****** Object: Database [Jeff Thompson
Sr POS 410 IA KVO] Script Date: 03/27/2012 09:23:56 ******/ CREATE
DATABASE [Jeff Thompson Sr POS 410 IA KVO] ON PRIMARY ( NAME = N
Jeff Thompson Sr POS 410 IA KVO , FILENAME = N
D:\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\Jeff Thompson Sr POS 410 IA
KVO.mdf , SIZE = 2048KB , MAXSIZE = UNLIMITED, FILEGROWTH =
1024KB ) LOG ON ( NAME = N Jeff Thompson Sr POS 410 IA KVO_log ,
FILENAME = N D:\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\Jeff Thompson
Sr POS 410 IA KVO_log.ldf , SIZE = 1024KB , MAXSIZE = 2048GB ,
FILEGROWTH = 10%) GO USE [master]... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF,
ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] )
ON [PRIMARY] GO CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Employee]( [JobTitleID] [int] NULL,
CONSTRAINT [PK_Employee] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ( [EmployeeID]
ASC )WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF,
IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON,
ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] ) ON [PRIMARY] GO CREATE
TABLE [dbo].[JobTitle]( CONSTRAINT [PK_JobTitle] PRIMARY KEY
CLUSTERED ( [JobTitleID] ASC )WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF,
STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF,
ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] )
ON [PRIMARY] GO insert into Employee values ( 001 , Edelman , Glenn , 175
Bishops Lane , La Jolla , CA , 619 , 555 0199 , Current , 2003 Oct 07 , 21500 , M ,
64 , 001 ) insert into Employee values ( 002 , McMullen , Eric , 763 Church Street ,
Lemongrove , CA , 619 , 555 0135 , Current , 2002 Nov 01 , 13,500 , M , 20 , 002 )
insert into Employee values ( 003 , Slentz , Raj , 123 Torrey Drive , North Clairmont
, CA , 619 , 555 0123 , Current , 2000 Jun 01 , 48,000 , M , 34 , 003 ) insert into
Employee values ( 004 , Broun , Erin , 2045 Parkway Apt 2B , North Clairmont , CA
, 760 , 555 0100 , Current , 2003 Mar 12 ,10,530 , F , 24 , 004 ) insert into Employee
values ( 005 , Carpenter , Donald , 927 Second Street , Encinitas , CA , 619 , 555
0154 , Current , 2003 Nov 01 , 15,000 , M , , 005 )
Table Queries SQL Server Database Kudler Fine Foods Week 2 POS/410 April, 09
2012 Create Database USE [master] GO /****** Object: Database [Jeff Thompson
Sr POS 410 IA KVO] Script Date: 03/27/2012 09:23:56 ******/ CREATE
DATABASE [Jeff Thompson Sr POS 410 IA KVO] ON PRIMARY ( NAME = N
Jeff Thompson Sr POS 410 IA KVO , FILENAME = N
D:\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\Jeff Thompson Sr POS 410 IA
KVO.mdf , SIZE = 2048KB , MAXSIZE = UNLIMITED, FILEGROWTH =
1024KB ) LOG ON ( NAME = N Jeff Thompson Sr POS 410 IA KVO_log ,
FILENAME = N D:\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\Jeff Thompson
Sr POS 410 IA KVO_log.ldf , SIZE = 1024KB , MAXSIZE = 2048GB ,
FILEGROWTH = 10%) GO USE [master]... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF,
ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] )
ON [PRIMARY] GO CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Employee]( [JobTitleID] [int] NULL,
CONSTRAINT [PK_Employee] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ( [EmployeeID]
ASC )WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF,
IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON,
ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] ) ON [PRIMARY] GO CREATE
TABLE [dbo].[JobTitle]( CONSTRAINT [PK_JobTitle] PRIMARY KEY
CLUSTERED ( [JobTitleID] ASC )WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF,
STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF,
ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] )
ON [PRIMARY] GO insert into Employee values ( 001 , Edelman , Glenn , 175
Bishops Lane , La Jolla , CA , 619 , 555 0199 , Current , 2003 Oct 07 , 21500 , M ,
64 , 001 ) insert into Employee values ( 002 , McMullen , Eric , 763 Church Street ,
Lemongrove , CA , 619 , 555 0135 , Current , 2002 Nov 01 , 13,500 , M , 20 , 002 )
insert into Employee values ( 003 , Slentz , Raj , 123 Torrey Drive , North Clairmont
, CA , 619 , 555 0123 , Current , 2000 Jun 01 , 48,000 , M , 34 , 003 ) insert into
Employee values ( 004 , Broun , Erin , 2045 Parkway Apt 2B , North Clairmont , CA
, 760 , 555 0100 , Current , 2003 Mar 12 ,10,530 , F , 24 , 004 ) insert into Employee
values ( 005 , Carpenter , Donald , 927 Second Street , Encinitas , CA , 619 , 555
0154 , Current , 2003 Nov 01 , 15,000 , M , , 005 )
The Causes And Effects Of Maladaptive Daydreamig
For young Jayne Bigelsen, pacing in circles shaking a piece of string, regularly
accompanied her childhood fantasies. The repetitive motion demonstrated in Jayne
s early behavior has been identified in many individuals as Maladaptive
Daydreaming [an] extensive fantasy activity that replaces human interaction and
/or interferes with academic, interpersonal, or vocational functioning (Bigelsen
and Kelley). According to Jayne, her simple daydreams became increasingly more
detailed and ever so entertaining day after day, eventually becoming, in her words,
all consuming . Her story is shared with individuals all over the world experiencing
the same problem the struggle to maintain a balance between reality and a rich
inner world. Many have scoffed at the notion of a normal activity such as
daydreaming becoming pathologized and considered maladaptive by the sufferer, as
MD is not an officially recognized disorder and relies on self diagnosis. However,
what differentiates MD from the regular daydreaming all people experience is the
inability to control it (Bigelsen and Kelley). Regular daydreaming consists of
idealized versions of oneself as well as one s goals and aspirations. Conversely, MD
involves vivid fantasy worlds supported with fully developed characters, and can
be triggered by music, driving, jogging, and walking. Overall, major issues like MD
are often ridiculed for their absurdity, eliciting a feeling of loneliness as the sufferers
believe this to be a
For young Jayne Bigelsen, pacing in circles shaking a piece of string, regularly
accompanied her childhood fantasies. The repetitive motion demonstrated in Jayne
s early behavior has been identified in many individuals as Maladaptive
Daydreaming [an] extensive fantasy activity that replaces human interaction and
/or interferes with academic, interpersonal, or vocational functioning (Bigelsen
and Kelley). According to Jayne, her simple daydreams became increasingly more
detailed and ever so entertaining day after day, eventually becoming, in her words,
all consuming . Her story is shared with individuals all over the world experiencing
the same problem the struggle to maintain a balance between reality and a rich
inner world. Many have scoffed at the notion of a normal activity such as
daydreaming becoming pathologized and considered maladaptive by the sufferer, as
MD is not an officially recognized disorder and relies on self diagnosis. However,
what differentiates MD from the regular daydreaming all people experience is the
inability to control it (Bigelsen and Kelley). Regular daydreaming consists of
idealized versions of oneself as well as one s goals and aspirations. Conversely, MD
involves vivid fantasy worlds supported with fully developed characters, and can
be triggered by music, driving, jogging, and walking. Overall, major issues like MD
are often ridiculed for their absurdity, eliciting a feeling of loneliness as the sufferers
believe this to be a
El Salvador Environmental Issues
El Salvador, the smallest country in Central America has become the first country
in the world to ban metal mining after a series of disputes with a Canadian
Australian company over the environmental aspects of the gold project. The
country also has a partial ban in elements, such as the cyanide. The gold project
was established between the company mentioned earlier and El Salvador. This
project was supposed to bring economic benefits for the country. It is important to
recall that metal mining has been one of the biggest sources of the income of the
country since the 1990s after its civil war. Moreover, El Salvador is facing external
debts and does not have many sources to pay it back. Hence, the gold project was
seen as a crucial source of income. However, El Salvador has terminated this project
because it was going to do a lot of environmental damages. A group composed of
officials, lobbyists, academics and the church were united for the bill passed in the
country against gold mining. The draft law against mining passed with 69 votes in
favor, even though only 43 ballots were required for the bill to be passed. El
Salvador fought a suit against the by Pac Rim Cayman, which was the company in
charge of the gold project. After the dispute, the ICSID (International Centre for
Settlement of Investment Disputes) has mandated this company to pay El Salvador 8
million plus interests. None of the members of the Canadian Australian... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Can El Salvador find ways in the future to ameliorate metal mining without causing
environmental damages? What would you say was the reaction of many
Salvadorians that relied on metal mining as a source of income? After discussed
mining and its pro and contra this semester, what would you said were the cost of
banning metal mining in El Salvador? Were the arguments provided to prohibit this
activity strong
El Salvador, the smallest country in Central America has become the first country
in the world to ban metal mining after a series of disputes with a Canadian
Australian company over the environmental aspects of the gold project. The
country also has a partial ban in elements, such as the cyanide. The gold project
was established between the company mentioned earlier and El Salvador. This
project was supposed to bring economic benefits for the country. It is important to
recall that metal mining has been one of the biggest sources of the income of the
country since the 1990s after its civil war. Moreover, El Salvador is facing external
debts and does not have many sources to pay it back. Hence, the gold project was
seen as a crucial source of income. However, El Salvador has terminated this project
because it was going to do a lot of environmental damages. A group composed of
officials, lobbyists, academics and the church were united for the bill passed in the
country against gold mining. The draft law against mining passed with 69 votes in
favor, even though only 43 ballots were required for the bill to be passed. El
Salvador fought a suit against the by Pac Rim Cayman, which was the company in
charge of the gold project. After the dispute, the ICSID (International Centre for
Settlement of Investment Disputes) has mandated this company to pay El Salvador 8
million plus interests. None of the members of the Canadian Australian... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Can El Salvador find ways in the future to ameliorate metal mining without causing
environmental damages? What would you say was the reaction of many
Salvadorians that relied on metal mining as a source of income? After discussed
mining and its pro and contra this semester, what would you said were the cost of
banning metal mining in El Salvador? Were the arguments provided to prohibit this
activity strong
How Did Nationalism Affect Italian Unification
Nationalism: Might of Unity and Disunity Nationalism drives peoples of similar
heritages and dreams to take great pride in their own ethnic group or country. It brings
new nations together and destroys old one as a powerful and overwhelming force of
both unity and disunity. Nationalism especially had an effect on Italian unification,
bringing the people to unite under three key leaders; Mazzini, Cavour, and Garibaldi.
While nationalism certainly brought Italians together, it spread far past the peninsula
and into the Austrian empire, where it broke the people apart. The Slavic groups
under the umbrella of Austria Hungary united themselves, dividing the empire and
tearing it down. Both with dreams of independence, Italyand the... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Even so, despite having different governments, the states were similar in their culture,
heritage, and language. Giuseppe Mazzini inspired Italians to realize their similarities
and to take pride in themselves. After all, Italy was where one of the greatest cultural
and artistic movements took place, the Renaissance.
Italy actually hadn t experienced true political unity since the Roman times, however,
the Napoleonic conquests gave the city states a taste of unity once more. Filled with
Mazzini s words of freedom, brotherhood, and unification, the Italian people grew in
nationalistic ideals. But culture wasn t the Italian states only similarity, they also
shared a common enemy; Austria. To build themselves a self governing state,
nationalists had to defeat the mammoth foe. The area leading the assault on Austria
was the Kingdom of Sardinia, ruled under King Victor Emmanuel II. His goal was to
unite northern Italy, as breaking the trade barrier would grant him more power. King
Emmanuel II appointed a brilliant prime minister, nationalist leader and monarchist,
Camillo Cavour. Cavour was willing to use whatever means necessary to unify
northern
Nationalism: Might of Unity and Disunity Nationalism drives peoples of similar
heritages and dreams to take great pride in their own ethnic group or country. It brings
new nations together and destroys old one as a powerful and overwhelming force of
both unity and disunity. Nationalism especially had an effect on Italian unification,
bringing the people to unite under three key leaders; Mazzini, Cavour, and Garibaldi.
While nationalism certainly brought Italians together, it spread far past the peninsula
and into the Austrian empire, where it broke the people apart. The Slavic groups
under the umbrella of Austria Hungary united themselves, dividing the empire and
tearing it down. Both with dreams of independence, Italyand the... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Even so, despite having different governments, the states were similar in their culture,
heritage, and language. Giuseppe Mazzini inspired Italians to realize their similarities
and to take pride in themselves. After all, Italy was where one of the greatest cultural
and artistic movements took place, the Renaissance.
Italy actually hadn t experienced true political unity since the Roman times, however,
the Napoleonic conquests gave the city states a taste of unity once more. Filled with
Mazzini s words of freedom, brotherhood, and unification, the Italian people grew in
nationalistic ideals. But culture wasn t the Italian states only similarity, they also
shared a common enemy; Austria. To build themselves a self governing state,
nationalists had to defeat the mammoth foe. The area leading the assault on Austria
was the Kingdom of Sardinia, ruled under King Victor Emmanuel II. His goal was to
unite northern Italy, as breaking the trade barrier would grant him more power. King
Emmanuel II appointed a brilliant prime minister, nationalist leader and monarchist,
Camillo Cavour. Cavour was willing to use whatever means necessary to unify
northern
Essay on The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S.
Lewis
In C.S. Lewis s The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Lewis emphasizes the three
points of philosophy, themes, and symbolism throughout his writing. Lewis was a
strong Christian man, and wanted to make children see and understand all the stories
of the Bible. Therefore, he put Christian elements through his books, but with fantasy
characters as well. Especially in this story, Lewis conveys the differences between
good and evil. Aslanis represented as Christ just as the White Witchrepresents the
sense of evil. Lewis wrote several books in this Narniaseries, but The Lion, the Witch,
and the Wardrobe became the most famous and recognized of his novels. C.S. Lewis
became one of the most prominent Christian writers in contemporary... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In chapter 14, there is a descriptive explanation of some of the creatures that existed
in Narnia: A great crown of people were standing all round the Stone Table and
though the moon was shining, many of them carried torches which burned with
evil looking red flames and black smoke (Lewis 151). There were also ogres with
huge teeth, wolves, and bull headed men along with evil trees, and poisonous
plants. Some creatures could be described in length for the sake of the readers
(Lewis 151). Later on, one child s disloyalty to his siblings becomes a huge
problem. Aslan decides to risk his own life for the boy. All in all, good overthrows
evil, and the children become kings and queens of Narnia in the end (Langford).
Aslan proclaims: Once a king or queen of Narnia, always a king or queen. Bear it
well, Sons of Adam! Bear it well, Daughters of Eve! (Lewis 182). The point for
Lewis to write these books was as an effort to tell children the Christian stories. He
makes examples in chronological order starting with the beginning of time, moves to
the death and life of Christ, and finally the end of the world. For most people in this
time, when they heard about God or Christianity, they did not want to listen. Instead
of giving children ordinary Bible stories, he wrote adventures. He wanted them to
learn and believe, as he did, that Christianity would always be there. He filled the
books with fictional animals, and
Lewis
In C.S. Lewis s The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Lewis emphasizes the three
points of philosophy, themes, and symbolism throughout his writing. Lewis was a
strong Christian man, and wanted to make children see and understand all the stories
of the Bible. Therefore, he put Christian elements through his books, but with fantasy
characters as well. Especially in this story, Lewis conveys the differences between
good and evil. Aslanis represented as Christ just as the White Witchrepresents the
sense of evil. Lewis wrote several books in this Narniaseries, but The Lion, the Witch,
and the Wardrobe became the most famous and recognized of his novels. C.S. Lewis
became one of the most prominent Christian writers in contemporary... Show more
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In chapter 14, there is a descriptive explanation of some of the creatures that existed
in Narnia: A great crown of people were standing all round the Stone Table and
though the moon was shining, many of them carried torches which burned with
evil looking red flames and black smoke (Lewis 151). There were also ogres with
huge teeth, wolves, and bull headed men along with evil trees, and poisonous
plants. Some creatures could be described in length for the sake of the readers
(Lewis 151). Later on, one child s disloyalty to his siblings becomes a huge
problem. Aslan decides to risk his own life for the boy. All in all, good overthrows
evil, and the children become kings and queens of Narnia in the end (Langford).
Aslan proclaims: Once a king or queen of Narnia, always a king or queen. Bear it
well, Sons of Adam! Bear it well, Daughters of Eve! (Lewis 182). The point for
Lewis to write these books was as an effort to tell children the Christian stories. He
makes examples in chronological order starting with the beginning of time, moves to
the death and life of Christ, and finally the end of the world. For most people in this
time, when they heard about God or Christianity, they did not want to listen. Instead
of giving children ordinary Bible stories, he wrote adventures. He wanted them to
learn and believe, as he did, that Christianity would always be there. He filled the
books with fictional animals, and
Focal Length of Lenses Lab
Focal Length of Lenses Date Lab Conducted: June 19, 2012 Date Due: June 25,
2012 Date Submitted: June 25, 2012 Objectives: 1. To demonstrate that converging
lenses form real images while diverging lenses form virtual images. 2. To determine
the equivalent focal length of two joined lenses using their individual focal lengths.
3. To measure the focal length of diverging lens by combining it with a converging
lens and forming a real image. List of Apparatus: Optical bench containing clamps
for lenses and a screen White screen upon which to project images Lap with a
geometric object painted upon its face to serve as an illuminate object Three lenses:
A, B, and C with focal lengths... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The use of lens B, a convex lens, clearly demonstrated the convergence of a real
image on the white screen. Joining together lenses A and B and calculating their
joined focal length provided an opportunity to compare the results to their
predicted focal length based on the individual values of A and B using the equation
1f1+ 1f2 = 1feff . The results were fairly close. Joining together lenses B and C
combined a converging with a diverging lens and provided an opportunity to
calculate the location of a virtual image formed by a concave lens. The focal length
of the joined lenses was about double the focal point of the individual converging
lens. This makes sense as rays entering the converging lens are not parallel rays
entering the lens from the normal, but are diverging rays entering at obtuse angle.
The angle exiting the converging lens is at a wider angle than rays entering from
the parallel, and this causes the real image to be focused further out. The focal
length value for lens C is a negative number. This is characteristic of diverging lenses
and the focal point refers to the location of a virtual image behind the lens. Error
Analysis: Percentage errors were calculated using the equation: predetermined value
experimental valuepredetermined value x 100 The percentage error for the difference
between the measured focal length and the calculated focal length
Focal Length of Lenses Date Lab Conducted: June 19, 2012 Date Due: June 25,
2012 Date Submitted: June 25, 2012 Objectives: 1. To demonstrate that converging
lenses form real images while diverging lenses form virtual images. 2. To determine
the equivalent focal length of two joined lenses using their individual focal lengths.
3. To measure the focal length of diverging lens by combining it with a converging
lens and forming a real image. List of Apparatus: Optical bench containing clamps
for lenses and a screen White screen upon which to project images Lap with a
geometric object painted upon its face to serve as an illuminate object Three lenses:
A, B, and C with focal lengths... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The use of lens B, a convex lens, clearly demonstrated the convergence of a real
image on the white screen. Joining together lenses A and B and calculating their
joined focal length provided an opportunity to compare the results to their
predicted focal length based on the individual values of A and B using the equation
1f1+ 1f2 = 1feff . The results were fairly close. Joining together lenses B and C
combined a converging with a diverging lens and provided an opportunity to
calculate the location of a virtual image formed by a concave lens. The focal length
of the joined lenses was about double the focal point of the individual converging
lens. This makes sense as rays entering the converging lens are not parallel rays
entering the lens from the normal, but are diverging rays entering at obtuse angle.
The angle exiting the converging lens is at a wider angle than rays entering from
the parallel, and this causes the real image to be focused further out. The focal
length value for lens C is a negative number. This is characteristic of diverging lenses
and the focal point refers to the location of a virtual image behind the lens. Error
Analysis: Percentage errors were calculated using the equation: predetermined value
experimental valuepredetermined value x 100 The percentage error for the difference
between the measured focal length and the calculated focal length
6 (6 Points) Explain The Exclusionary Rule
QUESTION 6 (6 points): Explain the Exclusionary Rule: How and why was it
created? What was its development? When and how does a defendant invoke it?
Exclusionary rule is in place to protect anyone that has been the victim unreasonable
search and seizure. The exclusionary rule states that any evidence collected or obtain
during an unreasonable search and seizure can not be used against a defendant in
order to convict said defendant. The exclusionary ruletook affect in federal case only
in 1914 in the case of Weeks v. United States but there was one main clause; if
evidence was collected illegally by state and local officer s and then handed over to
federal officer s can be used. This clause is known as the silver platter doctrine. It
wasn t
QUESTION 6 (6 points): Explain the Exclusionary Rule: How and why was it
created? What was its development? When and how does a defendant invoke it?
Exclusionary rule is in place to protect anyone that has been the victim unreasonable
search and seizure. The exclusionary rule states that any evidence collected or obtain
during an unreasonable search and seizure can not be used against a defendant in
order to convict said defendant. The exclusionary ruletook affect in federal case only
in 1914 in the case of Weeks v. United States but there was one main clause; if
evidence was collected illegally by state and local officer s and then handed over to
federal officer s can be used. This clause is known as the silver platter doctrine. It
wasn t
Smartphone Penetration Is Contributing Towards The
Growth...
In the last few years, online shopping has secured consumer buying power with the
help of mobile devices. According to an IBM report, mobile traffic accounted for
45 percent of all online traffic for the 2014 holiday season. We re witnessing the
next frontier of mobile ecommerce. Smartphone penetration is contributing
towards the growth of the industry. People with smartphones represent 25% of the
global population. As these devices become more accessible, we are likely to see
mobile apps expand tremendously. By leveraging smartphones, companies can
engage their customers with a better shopping experience. If you re an owner of an
online store, it s imperative that you not only possess a well designed mobile
website, but also an app to provide customers with more shopping perks. For
example, Zappos gives its mobile app customers free next business day shipping
on all their orders. Unoptimized and unresponsive online stores drive mobile
customers away. Failing to offer a mobile friendly experience may result in your
business losing out on some serious revenue. If you re ready to take the leap to
mobile, continue reading to learn about the inner workings of mobile ecommerce
and how your company can benefit. Customers Like Mobile Ecommerce Mobile
ecommerce is growing steadily. Data by Forrester Research shows that mobile will
account for 9% of ecommerce sales by 2017. Furthermore, Adobe suggests that
consumers will more likely purchase via mobile apps. Source Mobile
Growth...
In the last few years, online shopping has secured consumer buying power with the
help of mobile devices. According to an IBM report, mobile traffic accounted for
45 percent of all online traffic for the 2014 holiday season. We re witnessing the
next frontier of mobile ecommerce. Smartphone penetration is contributing
towards the growth of the industry. People with smartphones represent 25% of the
global population. As these devices become more accessible, we are likely to see
mobile apps expand tremendously. By leveraging smartphones, companies can
engage their customers with a better shopping experience. If you re an owner of an
online store, it s imperative that you not only possess a well designed mobile
website, but also an app to provide customers with more shopping perks. For
example, Zappos gives its mobile app customers free next business day shipping
on all their orders. Unoptimized and unresponsive online stores drive mobile
customers away. Failing to offer a mobile friendly experience may result in your
business losing out on some serious revenue. If you re ready to take the leap to
mobile, continue reading to learn about the inner workings of mobile ecommerce
and how your company can benefit. Customers Like Mobile Ecommerce Mobile
ecommerce is growing steadily. Data by Forrester Research shows that mobile will
account for 9% of ecommerce sales by 2017. Furthermore, Adobe suggests that
consumers will more likely purchase via mobile apps. Source Mobile
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