My Native Place Essay Writing
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Catalase Experiment
Discussion: According to the experiment, the highest reaction rate occurred when the enzyme,
Catalase, was 50% concentrated (see Fig.3). However, all of the rates were fairly similar no matter
the concentration, except for the test with 0% concentration. That test resulted in no production of
Oxygen because there was no enzymefor the Hydrogen peroxideto react to so nothing occurred in
the testing container (see Fig. 1). In Fig. 2, you can see that all of the concentrations, aside from
0% concentration all produced very similar amounts of Oxygeneven though there was not as much
of the enzyme in the tests that we added water to in order to change the concentration. The water
took the place of a portion of the enzyme, or all of it, to keep a constant volume of enzyme mixture
and to see how changing the amount enzymes.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We used this information to form our hypothesis, which was that the 100% concentration test
would have the highest reaction rate because the more enzyme is the more active sites there are,
so more reactions can occur, and the the Hydrogen peroxide will be decomposed faster, giving it a
higher rate. However, the results of our experiment did not support this. Like explained before, the
test that resulted in the highest rate was the one with 50% concentration. It is unknown why this
occurred. The sources provided in class, a graph, showed that there should be linear growth between
concentration and rate, which supports our hypothesis. Fig. 2 shows that the reaction rate plateaus
towards the end of the 50 seconds, but this is because of the limited and constant amount of
substrate, so it slowed down when the Hydrogen peroxide ran out. Our data did not support our
hypothesis, but the class source support our
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Discussion: According to the experiment, the highest reaction rate occurred when the enzyme,
Catalase, was 50% concentrated (see Fig.3). However, all of the rates were fairly similar no matter
the concentration, except for the test with 0% concentration. That test resulted in no production of
Oxygen because there was no enzymefor the Hydrogen peroxideto react to so nothing occurred in
the testing container (see Fig. 1). In Fig. 2, you can see that all of the concentrations, aside from
0% concentration all produced very similar amounts of Oxygeneven though there was not as much
of the enzyme in the tests that we added water to in order to change the concentration. The water
took the place of a portion of the enzyme, or all of it, to keep a constant volume of enzyme mixture
and to see how changing the amount enzymes.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We used this information to form our hypothesis, which was that the 100% concentration test
would have the highest reaction rate because the more enzyme is the more active sites there are,
so more reactions can occur, and the the Hydrogen peroxide will be decomposed faster, giving it a
higher rate. However, the results of our experiment did not support this. Like explained before, the
test that resulted in the highest rate was the one with 50% concentration. It is unknown why this
occurred. The sources provided in class, a graph, showed that there should be linear growth between
concentration and rate, which supports our hypothesis. Fig. 2 shows that the reaction rate plateaus
towards the end of the 50 seconds, but this is because of the limited and constant amount of
substrate, so it slowed down when the Hydrogen peroxide ran out. Our data did not support our
hypothesis, but the class source support our
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Film Critique On The Deer Hunter Essay
Since 1968, there have been at least 25 films made that portray the events of the Vietnam War.
Historians have to ask themselves when watching these films, Did the fictional character
represent historical figures accurately? Is this how a soldier would react in this situation? The
point of view of the director of the film can change with simple alterations in camera angles. For
example, a view from the ground of a battle seen can show how the innocent people had the war in
their own backyards. The view from a helicopter can show Viet Cong firing rounds at American
troops and the troops can t tell the difference between the innocent and the enemy. The audience
feels empathy and sympathy for the person from whose point of view the... Show more content on
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In fact, it did just the opposite. It showed the atrocities that occurred in the war and caused many
pro war advocates to question whether or not we should have been there in the first place.
However, it only showed atrocities done to American troops, but it didn t show atrocities that
American soldiers did to the Vietnamese. That didn t happen until the release of the 1986 film,
Platoon.
The whole film is based on a scene in the first third of the movie when Michael tells Nick that
you need to kill a buck with one shot. This is foreshadowing for the Russian roulette that they
were forced to play in the POW camp and at the end of the movie when Nick kills himself while
playing roulette. When asked about the roulette scenes Michael Cimino, the director of the
movie, said that he had only read about games of that nature in a newspaper report (After the
Fact, page 418). But no journalist confirmed ever reporting such tactics in the prison camps. So
one might suspect that these scenes, so powerful and the principle on which the film s symbolism
is based, may not have ever actually occurred in these camps, or at least so rarely that it could
hardly be portrayed as the general nature of games that the POWs were forced to play.
The Deer Hunter does not focus much on the actual war in the field of battle. The director simply
did not spend much of the movie in Vietnam. However, I thought the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Since 1968, there have been at least 25 films made that portray the events of the Vietnam War.
Historians have to ask themselves when watching these films, Did the fictional character
represent historical figures accurately? Is this how a soldier would react in this situation? The
point of view of the director of the film can change with simple alterations in camera angles. For
example, a view from the ground of a battle seen can show how the innocent people had the war in
their own backyards. The view from a helicopter can show Viet Cong firing rounds at American
troops and the troops can t tell the difference between the innocent and the enemy. The audience
feels empathy and sympathy for the person from whose point of view the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In fact, it did just the opposite. It showed the atrocities that occurred in the war and caused many
pro war advocates to question whether or not we should have been there in the first place.
However, it only showed atrocities done to American troops, but it didn t show atrocities that
American soldiers did to the Vietnamese. That didn t happen until the release of the 1986 film,
Platoon.
The whole film is based on a scene in the first third of the movie when Michael tells Nick that
you need to kill a buck with one shot. This is foreshadowing for the Russian roulette that they
were forced to play in the POW camp and at the end of the movie when Nick kills himself while
playing roulette. When asked about the roulette scenes Michael Cimino, the director of the
movie, said that he had only read about games of that nature in a newspaper report (After the
Fact, page 418). But no journalist confirmed ever reporting such tactics in the prison camps. So
one might suspect that these scenes, so powerful and the principle on which the film s symbolism
is based, may not have ever actually occurred in these camps, or at least so rarely that it could
hardly be portrayed as the general nature of games that the POWs were forced to play.
The Deer Hunter does not focus much on the actual war in the field of battle. The director simply
did not spend much of the movie in Vietnam. However, I thought the
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Life Insurance Benefits
When it comes to the life settlement industry, the viatical settlement industry brought it to fruition.
The people who originally took out life insurance were those suffering from terminal illnesses
like AIDS and cancers who only may have had a few years or so to live. Those who sold their
insurance policies were looking for a way to get an immediate return in monetary value from
someone who had purchased the policy from them. When medical breakthroughs in the fight
against the AIDS virus took place, many seniors were left high and dry having to pay extremely
expensive insurance premiums on new policies. Many terrible companies also cheated many senior
citizens out of large sums of money by making fraudulent promises of further investment on... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When it comes to life insurance, attorneys, financial planners and trust officers are just a few of
the many people that you can talk to. These people are here to help you make a better choice
since they know all of the rules and regulations of the life settlement industry. The biggest part of
life settlements is gaining a large return on your policy. If you plan on doing this all by yourself,
this can be almost impossible. Standard market value is what many brokers are searching for
when it comes to the right life insurance. Brokers have the uncanny ability to acquire multiple
bids from different sellers that you otherwise might not be able to obtain. Getting the most value
for you policy means putting up one bid against the others. Many times, your medical history
must be given in order to secure a great bid. If you are looking for a quick way to make a large
sum of money late in your life, then life insruance might just be the right way to go. Issues like high
premiums, employment issues, medical issues and bankruptcy can all lead you toward life
settlement. While the concept of life settlement sounds great, you should still take the time to visit
with a professional on the subject
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When it comes to the life settlement industry, the viatical settlement industry brought it to fruition.
The people who originally took out life insurance were those suffering from terminal illnesses
like AIDS and cancers who only may have had a few years or so to live. Those who sold their
insurance policies were looking for a way to get an immediate return in monetary value from
someone who had purchased the policy from them. When medical breakthroughs in the fight
against the AIDS virus took place, many seniors were left high and dry having to pay extremely
expensive insurance premiums on new policies. Many terrible companies also cheated many senior
citizens out of large sums of money by making fraudulent promises of further investment on... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When it comes to life insurance, attorneys, financial planners and trust officers are just a few of
the many people that you can talk to. These people are here to help you make a better choice
since they know all of the rules and regulations of the life settlement industry. The biggest part of
life settlements is gaining a large return on your policy. If you plan on doing this all by yourself,
this can be almost impossible. Standard market value is what many brokers are searching for
when it comes to the right life insurance. Brokers have the uncanny ability to acquire multiple
bids from different sellers that you otherwise might not be able to obtain. Getting the most value
for you policy means putting up one bid against the others. Many times, your medical history
must be given in order to secure a great bid. If you are looking for a quick way to make a large
sum of money late in your life, then life insruance might just be the right way to go. Issues like high
premiums, employment issues, medical issues and bankruptcy can all lead you toward life
settlement. While the concept of life settlement sounds great, you should still take the time to visit
with a professional on the subject
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Inelastic Collision Analysis
In view of the information and counts neither the versatile impact nor the inelastic collision had
preservation of force or motor vitality. Since the worth 0 was not in the assigned normal reach +
or short the standard deviation. The possible purpose behind this is either there is a mistake in the
figuring or in the execution of the analysis (all which had no major obvious mistake that would
bring about such a error). The qualities that came the closes were the dynamic vitality estimations
of the inelastic collision which were in the scopes of (0.12 0.685) this is totally inverse of what
might be normal in light of the fact that for inelastic impacts the motor vitality is not monitored so
it is abnormal that it has a reach nearer to 0 than... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance not every one of the autos were given the same beginning speed when pushed
toward each other such that they would impact and the autos were not generally began from the
same separation far from each other. (Irregular Error). Extra mistake originates from the way that
the attractive guards were put on while the Velcro was (forever appended to the autos) so when
playing out the versatile crashes segment of the trial the Velcro would in some cases associate
each self by the very tips (insufficient to Take full hold but rather enough to bring about the crash
to lose some dynamic vitality). This lone happened2 3 times in any case keeping in mind it is
conceivable that this error is the reason the information did not turn out it appears to be improbable
since whatever is left of the trials were executed appropriately. (system mistake). Another little
mistake could originate from the way that the Xplorer gadget had numerous issues where it would
just haphazardly quit taking information. So for this situation the system would be restarted and re
setup. It is conceivable that when utilizing the scale apparatus to see the different vi and vf of truck
1 that the most noteworthy or least
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In view of the information and counts neither the versatile impact nor the inelastic collision had
preservation of force or motor vitality. Since the worth 0 was not in the assigned normal reach +
or short the standard deviation. The possible purpose behind this is either there is a mistake in the
figuring or in the execution of the analysis (all which had no major obvious mistake that would
bring about such a error). The qualities that came the closes were the dynamic vitality estimations
of the inelastic collision which were in the scopes of (0.12 0.685) this is totally inverse of what
might be normal in light of the fact that for inelastic impacts the motor vitality is not monitored so
it is abnormal that it has a reach nearer to 0 than... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance not every one of the autos were given the same beginning speed when pushed
toward each other such that they would impact and the autos were not generally began from the
same separation far from each other. (Irregular Error). Extra mistake originates from the way that
the attractive guards were put on while the Velcro was (forever appended to the autos) so when
playing out the versatile crashes segment of the trial the Velcro would in some cases associate
each self by the very tips (insufficient to Take full hold but rather enough to bring about the crash
to lose some dynamic vitality). This lone happened2 3 times in any case keeping in mind it is
conceivable that this error is the reason the information did not turn out it appears to be improbable
since whatever is left of the trials were executed appropriately. (system mistake). Another little
mistake could originate from the way that the Xplorer gadget had numerous issues where it would
just haphazardly quit taking information. So for this situation the system would be restarted and re
setup. It is conceivable that when utilizing the scale apparatus to see the different vi and vf of truck
1 that the most noteworthy or least
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Christmas Break Essay
What I did over Christmas beak was a lot of things. The things I did was sleep, went shopping,
ate a lot of food, spent time with family, went out of town and watched movies. During the break I
had a wonderful time doing a lot of things. I ve never had this much things to do on Christmas
break, and this is the first time I did all of this. I think that this Christmasbreak is probably one of
the best break I ever had. The 2nd day before Christmas me and my brother, sisters and my mom
went shopping to buy food so we could prepare it for Christmas Day. We spent almost all day
buying the things we needed to cook. The types of food, and Desserts we were going to have was
Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Corn, Green Beans,
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What I did over Christmas beak was a lot of things. The things I did was sleep, went shopping,
ate a lot of food, spent time with family, went out of town and watched movies. During the break I
had a wonderful time doing a lot of things. I ve never had this much things to do on Christmas
break, and this is the first time I did all of this. I think that this Christmasbreak is probably one of
the best break I ever had. The 2nd day before Christmas me and my brother, sisters and my mom
went shopping to buy food so we could prepare it for Christmas Day. We spent almost all day
buying the things we needed to cook. The types of food, and Desserts we were going to have was
Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Corn, Green Beans,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Marriage Is The Sacrament Of The Church
Marriage is one of the sacraments of the Church. The Catechism of the Catholic Church points out
that Christian marriage becomes an efficacious sign, the sacrament of the covenant of Christ and
the Church. An efficacious sign not only symbolizes or signifies something, but makes present what
it signifies. Marriagesignifies and makes present the love of Christ to the baptized spouses; a love
by which Christ formed the Church as his spouse.
The image of the relationship between bridegroom and bride used to explain the relationship
between Christ and the Church in the scriptures are appealing to a natural human relationship. The
Scripture however shows that Christ s love for the Church surpasses natural human love. Christ s
love for the Church is a love of complete self giving expressed in his death on the Cross. In this
same vain, Christian marriage too aspires not only for natural human love, but also to Christ s love
for the Church:
Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ loved the church and handed ... Show more content on
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In addition, for marriages that are celebrated within the Latin Catholic Church, canonical form
requires, among other things, that an authorized bishop, priest, or deacon ask for and receive the
spouses consent as the Church s official witness of the marriage celebration. For marriages of
members of the Eastern Catholic Churches, the assistance and blessing of an authorized bishop or
priest is required. The Holy Spirit binds the spouses together through their exchange of promises in
a bond of love and fidelity unto death. Their marriage covenant becomes a participation in the
unbreakable covenant between Christ the Bridegroom and his Bride, the Church. The same love
that defines the Church now defines the communion between the two spouses: authentic married
love is caught up into divine love and is directed and enriched by the redemptive power of Christ
and the salvific action of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Marriage is one of the sacraments of the Church. The Catechism of the Catholic Church points out
that Christian marriage becomes an efficacious sign, the sacrament of the covenant of Christ and
the Church. An efficacious sign not only symbolizes or signifies something, but makes present what
it signifies. Marriagesignifies and makes present the love of Christ to the baptized spouses; a love
by which Christ formed the Church as his spouse.
The image of the relationship between bridegroom and bride used to explain the relationship
between Christ and the Church in the scriptures are appealing to a natural human relationship. The
Scripture however shows that Christ s love for the Church surpasses natural human love. Christ s
love for the Church is a love of complete self giving expressed in his death on the Cross. In this
same vain, Christian marriage too aspires not only for natural human love, but also to Christ s love
for the Church:
Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ loved the church and handed ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, for marriages that are celebrated within the Latin Catholic Church, canonical form
requires, among other things, that an authorized bishop, priest, or deacon ask for and receive the
spouses consent as the Church s official witness of the marriage celebration. For marriages of
members of the Eastern Catholic Churches, the assistance and blessing of an authorized bishop or
priest is required. The Holy Spirit binds the spouses together through their exchange of promises in
a bond of love and fidelity unto death. Their marriage covenant becomes a participation in the
unbreakable covenant between Christ the Bridegroom and his Bride, the Church. The same love
that defines the Church now defines the communion between the two spouses: authentic married
love is caught up into divine love and is directed and enriched by the redemptive power of Christ
and the salvific action of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Antisocial Personality Disorder Analysis
People suffering from an antisocial personality disorder exhibit extreme disregard for and
violation of the rights of others (Kearney Trull, 2015, p. 296). Individuals with this disorder are
often reckless and impulsive when it comes to the safety of others and they lack remorse for the
harm they inflict (Kearney Trull, 2015, p. 296). Those suffering from this disorder seem as if they
do not care if they inflict harm to others and many with this disorder have criminal records. The
questions that arises from those suffering from this disorder is whether when they were inflicting
harm upon others did they at the time understand right from wrong and can they be held
accountable for their actions? Court systems state that in order
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People suffering from an antisocial personality disorder exhibit extreme disregard for and
violation of the rights of others (Kearney Trull, 2015, p. 296). Individuals with this disorder are
often reckless and impulsive when it comes to the safety of others and they lack remorse for the
harm they inflict (Kearney Trull, 2015, p. 296). Those suffering from this disorder seem as if they
do not care if they inflict harm to others and many with this disorder have criminal records. The
questions that arises from those suffering from this disorder is whether when they were inflicting
harm upon others did they at the time understand right from wrong and can they be held
accountable for their actions? Court systems state that in order
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
American History X and the Epidemic of Youth Violence Essay
American History X and the Epidemic of Youth Violence
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound,
That saved a wretch like me.
I once was lost,
But now am found,
Was blind but now I see.
Shaker hymn
James Garbarino (1999) discusses the boys who are lost and ways that they can learn to see
again in his book Lost Boys: Why Our Sons Turn Violent and How We Can Save Them. He takes
an in depth look at what he calls the epidemic of youth violence in America in order to determine
its causes and origins. By gaining an understanding of the problem, Garbarino hopes to be able to
ascertain some sort of solution. He provides useful advice and insight about steps we as a society
can take to ensure our boys do not become lost. In order to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Although the movie is fictitious, there are boys who are living in America today that express
similar actions and attitudes to those expressed by Derek and Danny. The movie is not a far cry
from what is currently taking place in our society today.
Overview of the Movie
American History X tells a tragic story that focuses on two brothers, Derek and Danny Vinyard.
The movie begins with a startling flashback scene in which Danny interrupts his older brother
Derek and his girlfriend having sex to tell him that there is a black man outside trying to break
into Derek s car. Next we see Derek run outside and shoot and kill two African Americans and
attempt to kill another driving away. Derek is in his early twenties and Danny is 16 years old.
Danny witnesses the entire transaction.
In the next scene, it is the day Derek is released from prison, and Danny is in the principal s
office because he wrote a paper on Mien Kampf arguing for Hitler as an outstanding civil rights
activist. He is instructed by the principal, who is African American, to write another paper on his
older brother Derek. As the movie progresses, the viewer learns more about the lives of Danny
and Derek. Their father was a fireman who was killed by a black man while trying to put out a
fire in a black community. Derek and Danny live in an area of California that is run by violent
gangs. After his father is killed, Derek joins D.O.C., which is a Neo Nazi, white supremacist group.
He
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
American History X and the Epidemic of Youth Violence
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound,
That saved a wretch like me.
I once was lost,
But now am found,
Was blind but now I see.
Shaker hymn
James Garbarino (1999) discusses the boys who are lost and ways that they can learn to see
again in his book Lost Boys: Why Our Sons Turn Violent and How We Can Save Them. He takes
an in depth look at what he calls the epidemic of youth violence in America in order to determine
its causes and origins. By gaining an understanding of the problem, Garbarino hopes to be able to
ascertain some sort of solution. He provides useful advice and insight about steps we as a society
can take to ensure our boys do not become lost. In order to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Although the movie is fictitious, there are boys who are living in America today that express
similar actions and attitudes to those expressed by Derek and Danny. The movie is not a far cry
from what is currently taking place in our society today.
Overview of the Movie
American History X tells a tragic story that focuses on two brothers, Derek and Danny Vinyard.
The movie begins with a startling flashback scene in which Danny interrupts his older brother
Derek and his girlfriend having sex to tell him that there is a black man outside trying to break
into Derek s car. Next we see Derek run outside and shoot and kill two African Americans and
attempt to kill another driving away. Derek is in his early twenties and Danny is 16 years old.
Danny witnesses the entire transaction.
In the next scene, it is the day Derek is released from prison, and Danny is in the principal s
office because he wrote a paper on Mien Kampf arguing for Hitler as an outstanding civil rights
activist. He is instructed by the principal, who is African American, to write another paper on his
older brother Derek. As the movie progresses, the viewer learns more about the lives of Danny
and Derek. Their father was a fireman who was killed by a black man while trying to put out a
fire in a black community. Derek and Danny live in an area of California that is run by violent
gangs. After his father is killed, Derek joins D.O.C., which is a Neo Nazi, white supremacist group.
He
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Secret Service Responsibilities
Responsibilities of the Secret Service The Secret Service is one of America s oldest federal
investigative law enforcement agencies. It was founded in 1865 as a branch of the United States
Treasury Department. The Secret Service was originally created to combat the counterfeiting of the
United States currency in circulation. This was a serious problem at the time. The Secret Service
has many other responsibilities. In fact, the Secret Service protects the president, gathers
intelligence, and does diplomatic business with other countries. In order to maintain a safe
environment for the president and other officials, the Secret Service calls upon other federal, state
and local agencies to be of assistance on a daily basis. They consult regularly
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Responsibilities of the Secret Service The Secret Service is one of America s oldest federal
investigative law enforcement agencies. It was founded in 1865 as a branch of the United States
Treasury Department. The Secret Service was originally created to combat the counterfeiting of the
United States currency in circulation. This was a serious problem at the time. The Secret Service
has many other responsibilities. In fact, the Secret Service protects the president, gathers
intelligence, and does diplomatic business with other countries. In order to maintain a safe
environment for the president and other officials, the Secret Service calls upon other federal, state
and local agencies to be of assistance on a daily basis. They consult regularly
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Tensions In Shalamov s Through The Snow
Leaders aren t born, they are made. And they are made just like anything else, through hard work,
says Vince Lombardi (qtd. in Walter). Lombardi, a retired American football coach, dispels the
myth that leaders are born, but instead are the result of years of strenuous effort. As Lombardi
depicts, being a leader is not easy, but a difficult task for the beholder. This feeling creates tension
between the desire to become a leader and the difficulty of becoming one. Varlam Tikhonovich
Shalamov writes about these same tensions throughout his short story Through the Snow. He
compares the difficult tasks of a leader to that of someone treading through virgin snow in order to
clear a path (Shalamov 320). Varlam Shalamov states, My stories are... Show more content on
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For a leader, it can be very difficult for them to influence their followers. Major Jacob W. Miller
states that there are three types of outcomes that can occur: resistance, compliance, and
commitment (Miller 214). The optimal outcome is commitment because the followers are willing
to give maximum effort in order to finish the order. The followers are likely to strive for
successful completion that exceeds standards (Miller 218). As seen in Through the Snow the
followers are committed to the task. They do not lackadaisically stroll through the snow, but
instead tramp down virgin snow, a place where man s foot has never trodden (Shalamov 320). The
hardest tension for a leader is when his followers turn against him. Andrei Sakharov, the leading
nuclear physicist during the development of the Soviet atomic bomb, was named the Hero of
Socialist Labor due to his work and leadership (Timmons). However, during his work, he developed
a deep awareness of the dangers of nuclear testing and the irreversible consequences of nuclear war
(Timmons). Therefore, he began to openly push for greater cooperation between the Soviet Union
and United States. Even though he had very few outspoken followers, he continued to push through
the tensions. Eventually, authorities exiled Sakharov to his house and kept under police
surveillance (Timmons). Nevertheless, he continued to strive for
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Leaders aren t born, they are made. And they are made just like anything else, through hard work,
says Vince Lombardi (qtd. in Walter). Lombardi, a retired American football coach, dispels the
myth that leaders are born, but instead are the result of years of strenuous effort. As Lombardi
depicts, being a leader is not easy, but a difficult task for the beholder. This feeling creates tension
between the desire to become a leader and the difficulty of becoming one. Varlam Tikhonovich
Shalamov writes about these same tensions throughout his short story Through the Snow. He
compares the difficult tasks of a leader to that of someone treading through virgin snow in order to
clear a path (Shalamov 320). Varlam Shalamov states, My stories are... Show more content on
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For a leader, it can be very difficult for them to influence their followers. Major Jacob W. Miller
states that there are three types of outcomes that can occur: resistance, compliance, and
commitment (Miller 214). The optimal outcome is commitment because the followers are willing
to give maximum effort in order to finish the order. The followers are likely to strive for
successful completion that exceeds standards (Miller 218). As seen in Through the Snow the
followers are committed to the task. They do not lackadaisically stroll through the snow, but
instead tramp down virgin snow, a place where man s foot has never trodden (Shalamov 320). The
hardest tension for a leader is when his followers turn against him. Andrei Sakharov, the leading
nuclear physicist during the development of the Soviet atomic bomb, was named the Hero of
Socialist Labor due to his work and leadership (Timmons). However, during his work, he developed
a deep awareness of the dangers of nuclear testing and the irreversible consequences of nuclear war
(Timmons). Therefore, he began to openly push for greater cooperation between the Soviet Union
and United States. Even though he had very few outspoken followers, he continued to push through
the tensions. Eventually, authorities exiled Sakharov to his house and kept under police
surveillance (Timmons). Nevertheless, he continued to strive for
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Microsoft Corporation, A Worldwide Software Corporation
The Microsoft Corporation is a worldwide software corporation whose headquarters is in Redmond,
Washington. Microsoft develops, manufactures, license and wires a wide range of products and
services that are connected to personal computing. Microsoft is most remarkably known for its
Windows Operating System(OS), MicrosoftOffice and Mobile products like Windows Phone and
now tablets.
Over the past 5 years or so, Microsoft has fallen behind with is world wide supremacy.
For example, even though Windows OS is still the #1 operating system, it no longer leads by the
border it once had. This is due to the better popularity of Apple iOS, Linux and Google Android
and Chrome OS. Less than 10 years ago, Windows Phone was #1 with over 40% of the market
share, now that market share has fallen to less than 5%. My premeditated plan is to help Microsoft
raise its market share and gain a competitive frame. It will be significant to change the on hand
technology approach to something more mutual and flexible.
Microsoft has made billions of dollars production of great products at a great price, but the
satisfaction of the past 5 years or threatens to weaken the company s relevance in the future of
computing. Even though Microsoft is still huge and competes strongly, Microsoft has not seen
much product development outside of products like SharePoint and recently Windows Phone. If
Microsoft doesn t advance its technology approach soon, Microsoft will soon become a ...cross
reference in the
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The Microsoft Corporation is a worldwide software corporation whose headquarters is in Redmond,
Washington. Microsoft develops, manufactures, license and wires a wide range of products and
services that are connected to personal computing. Microsoft is most remarkably known for its
Windows Operating System(OS), MicrosoftOffice and Mobile products like Windows Phone and
now tablets.
Over the past 5 years or so, Microsoft has fallen behind with is world wide supremacy.
For example, even though Windows OS is still the #1 operating system, it no longer leads by the
border it once had. This is due to the better popularity of Apple iOS, Linux and Google Android
and Chrome OS. Less than 10 years ago, Windows Phone was #1 with over 40% of the market
share, now that market share has fallen to less than 5%. My premeditated plan is to help Microsoft
raise its market share and gain a competitive frame. It will be significant to change the on hand
technology approach to something more mutual and flexible.
Microsoft has made billions of dollars production of great products at a great price, but the
satisfaction of the past 5 years or threatens to weaken the company s relevance in the future of
computing. Even though Microsoft is still huge and competes strongly, Microsoft has not seen
much product development outside of products like SharePoint and recently Windows Phone. If
Microsoft doesn t advance its technology approach soon, Microsoft will soon become a ...cross
reference in the
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A Report on the BMW Group Essay
A Report on the BMW Group
Introduction
As a result of the increased demand of cars, the competition among car companies is becoming
intense. Although the market of car is the biggest growing market in the world, there are still some
companies who make cars failing year after year. However, there are some outstanding car
companies such as The BMW Group performing distinctly.
The history of BMW is one of ground breaking innovations and exceptional automobiles, including
motorcycles and aircraft engines. It has a history with people of vision and of pioneering creation
in the world of aviation engineering. Already we can begin to see that the BMW group is a well
known and significant player in its market.
BMW was founded in 1916 as an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main driving force behind the decision of BMW to turn to globalization was competition from
global companies in Germany, the United States and Japan who are major competitors in the luxury
segment. The automobile industry is highly globalised with many major manufactures operating all
over the world. Automobiles built in one region are sold, with necessary changes, around the world.
The main force for global convergence was the virtual disappearance of the national manufactures
being squeezed out by the international giants and the standardization of markets across
international boundaries. Forced by international regulatory bodies at regional level and fuelled by
ever more intensive global communication.
Innovation
THE BMW Group, as one of the world s most innovative companies, shows that Germany still
leads the global field as a centre of innovation, says German Federal Minister Wolfgang Clement,
who is patron of the award.
BMW try to innovate new ways to stay ahead of their competitors. They designed a new
manufacturing plant where the cars would move down the assembly line on an independently
powered gantry. The new technology would produce sound waves so that collisions can be
avoided, thus reducing the need for more workers and also reducing the risk of unwanted accidents
in the plant.
The BMW Group is conducting research into systems that optimize the interaction between driver,
car and environment in
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A Report on the BMW Group
Introduction
As a result of the increased demand of cars, the competition among car companies is becoming
intense. Although the market of car is the biggest growing market in the world, there are still some
companies who make cars failing year after year. However, there are some outstanding car
companies such as The BMW Group performing distinctly.
The history of BMW is one of ground breaking innovations and exceptional automobiles, including
motorcycles and aircraft engines. It has a history with people of vision and of pioneering creation
in the world of aviation engineering. Already we can begin to see that the BMW group is a well
known and significant player in its market.
BMW was founded in 1916 as an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main driving force behind the decision of BMW to turn to globalization was competition from
global companies in Germany, the United States and Japan who are major competitors in the luxury
segment. The automobile industry is highly globalised with many major manufactures operating all
over the world. Automobiles built in one region are sold, with necessary changes, around the world.
The main force for global convergence was the virtual disappearance of the national manufactures
being squeezed out by the international giants and the standardization of markets across
international boundaries. Forced by international regulatory bodies at regional level and fuelled by
ever more intensive global communication.
Innovation
THE BMW Group, as one of the world s most innovative companies, shows that Germany still
leads the global field as a centre of innovation, says German Federal Minister Wolfgang Clement,
who is patron of the award.
BMW try to innovate new ways to stay ahead of their competitors. They designed a new
manufacturing plant where the cars would move down the assembly line on an independently
powered gantry. The new technology would produce sound waves so that collisions can be
avoided, thus reducing the need for more workers and also reducing the risk of unwanted accidents
in the plant.
The BMW Group is conducting research into systems that optimize the interaction between driver,
car and environment in
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How to Satisfy Hunger with Home Cooking for Today
Home cooking offer dishes with exceptional taste and satisfaction. However, modern living often
leaves little time for cooking at home (National Restaurant Association, n.d.). Due to modernization
and adjustments in the lifestyles of many people, the means of complying with the demand of
satisfying their hunger has changed dramatically.
According to a research conducted by the National Restaurant Association (2013), about 33% of the
consumers say that spending in fast food restaurants is an indispensable part in their lifestyles. It is
for the reason that people in this fast phasing world prefer convenience foods that are served very
quickly more than the home cooked meals that take time to prepare. This trend is sustained through
the emergence of a prominent industry the fast food.
Fast food industry is perceived to be an American conception. It is said to first begin in the United
States of America in 1912 with the opening of a simple fast food restaurant called the Automat,
which serve foods and drinks through coin and bill operated vending machines.
The idea of this firm was soon followed and more popularized by the White Castle Restaurant in
Wichita, Kansas in 1916. An article entitled Fast Food (n.d.) said that fast food restaurants have
come a long way when Billy Ingram and Walter Anderson sold hamburgers for five cents apiece,
and launched the first high speed hamburger chain, the White Castle Restaurant.
This study is conducted to determine customers
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Home cooking offer dishes with exceptional taste and satisfaction. However, modern living often
leaves little time for cooking at home (National Restaurant Association, n.d.). Due to modernization
and adjustments in the lifestyles of many people, the means of complying with the demand of
satisfying their hunger has changed dramatically.
According to a research conducted by the National Restaurant Association (2013), about 33% of the
consumers say that spending in fast food restaurants is an indispensable part in their lifestyles. It is
for the reason that people in this fast phasing world prefer convenience foods that are served very
quickly more than the home cooked meals that take time to prepare. This trend is sustained through
the emergence of a prominent industry the fast food.
Fast food industry is perceived to be an American conception. It is said to first begin in the United
States of America in 1912 with the opening of a simple fast food restaurant called the Automat,
which serve foods and drinks through coin and bill operated vending machines.
The idea of this firm was soon followed and more popularized by the White Castle Restaurant in
Wichita, Kansas in 1916. An article entitled Fast Food (n.d.) said that fast food restaurants have
come a long way when Billy Ingram and Walter Anderson sold hamburgers for five cents apiece,
and launched the first high speed hamburger chain, the White Castle Restaurant.
This study is conducted to determine customers
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Appalachian Stereotypes
Opposing View Points
The dictionary defines stereotyping as a simplified and standardized conception of image invested
with a special meaning and held in common by members of a group: particularly in social, ethnic,
or age groups. Stereotypes about the Appalachian people are made of its people and culture as a
whole. These people face a number of negative stereotypes. The people of Appalachia are often
portrayed as white, lazy, tobacco smoking, overall wearing, poor farmers (High Mountains
Rising). It is because of these views that people who originate from the Appalachian region are
looked down upon by others. Many students are taught that a better lifestyle, or the possibility of
higher education are out of their reach. I ve experienced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The workers who were known to scab were protected by people who were known as gun thugs.
Gun thugs, private mine guards who also had full county deputy privileges, were able to work
outside the walls of their employers. Outside of the mines they worked under Sheriff J.H. Blair.
This was a man who made his allegiance to the business owners clear. The citizens of Harlan lost
all faith they may have had about the impartiality of their law enforcement. In Harlan County
during this time there was no such thing as neutral you were on one side or the other, therefore, if
you wasn t a gun thug, you were a part of the union. The miners began to arm themselves due to
the police brutality and attack from fellow starving jobless miners. There was a lot of anger and
blame that was passed around, therefore, small fights between gun thugs and the publicly employed
law enforcement broke out. Also, scabbing miners were often beaten. The most violent unprovoked
attack by mine workers occurred on May 5, 1931, and became known as the Battle of Evarts, in
which three company men and one miner were killed. By June 17th, the last mine had returned to
work (Appalachian Center).
I was raised in Harlan County. I have been to both Bell County and Evarts and coal is still a huge
part of these counties today. My daddy and my papaw and his daddy come from a long line of coal
miners. People I have went to
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Opposing View Points
The dictionary defines stereotyping as a simplified and standardized conception of image invested
with a special meaning and held in common by members of a group: particularly in social, ethnic,
or age groups. Stereotypes about the Appalachian people are made of its people and culture as a
whole. These people face a number of negative stereotypes. The people of Appalachia are often
portrayed as white, lazy, tobacco smoking, overall wearing, poor farmers (High Mountains
Rising). It is because of these views that people who originate from the Appalachian region are
looked down upon by others. Many students are taught that a better lifestyle, or the possibility of
higher education are out of their reach. I ve experienced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The workers who were known to scab were protected by people who were known as gun thugs.
Gun thugs, private mine guards who also had full county deputy privileges, were able to work
outside the walls of their employers. Outside of the mines they worked under Sheriff J.H. Blair.
This was a man who made his allegiance to the business owners clear. The citizens of Harlan lost
all faith they may have had about the impartiality of their law enforcement. In Harlan County
during this time there was no such thing as neutral you were on one side or the other, therefore, if
you wasn t a gun thug, you were a part of the union. The miners began to arm themselves due to
the police brutality and attack from fellow starving jobless miners. There was a lot of anger and
blame that was passed around, therefore, small fights between gun thugs and the publicly employed
law enforcement broke out. Also, scabbing miners were often beaten. The most violent unprovoked
attack by mine workers occurred on May 5, 1931, and became known as the Battle of Evarts, in
which three company men and one miner were killed. By June 17th, the last mine had returned to
work (Appalachian Center).
I was raised in Harlan County. I have been to both Bell County and Evarts and coal is still a huge
part of these counties today. My daddy and my papaw and his daddy come from a long line of coal
miners. People I have went to
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Diazepam Research Paper
Diazepam (Valium) was developed by Leo Sternbach in early 1960s and approved for use in 1963.
Since 1969 Valium was the most sold pharmasutical drug in the United States . In therapeutic doses
diazepam has a much stronger sedative effect compared to barbiturates.
Death rarely results from diazepam overdose. Diazepam pharmacologic classificaition is
benzodiazepine and therapeutic classification is as an anti anxiety agent, anticonvulsant, sedative
/ hypnotic and skeletal muscle relaxant. You can use Diazepam for Anxiety Disorders and other
issues. It can be used in the treatment of status epilepticus and for uncontrolled seizures as well as a
skeletal muscle relaxant. It can also be used to treat acute myocardial infarction with associated
anxiety and insomnia. Diazepam suppresses the central nervous system by binding to the GABA
receptor chloride channels in the CNS. It inhibits spinal polysynaptic afferent pathways which
causes relaxation in skeletal muscles. Due to enhanced presynaptic inhibition it has anticonvulsant
properties. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First you could start with non pharmacological like listening to music, having a stress ball and
squeezing it when overwhelmed with anxiety, sitting and initiating deep breathing exercises and
relaxation therapy. A person can participate in psychotherapy, which is a one on one counseling
where the emotional response to mental illness is addressed, this treatment is a process in which a
mental health professional helps people by talking through strategies for understanding and dealing
with their anxiety. Anxiety disorders cannot be prevented but it can be controlled by limiting or
stopping the use of caffeinated product, such as coffee, tea, soda, and energy drinks. Athetosis is a
neuro impairment in which there is a slow, writhing, repetitive involuntary movement of flexion,
extension, pronation, and supination of the toes and feet but mostly of the
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Diazepam (Valium) was developed by Leo Sternbach in early 1960s and approved for use in 1963.
Since 1969 Valium was the most sold pharmasutical drug in the United States . In therapeutic doses
diazepam has a much stronger sedative effect compared to barbiturates.
Death rarely results from diazepam overdose. Diazepam pharmacologic classificaition is
benzodiazepine and therapeutic classification is as an anti anxiety agent, anticonvulsant, sedative
/ hypnotic and skeletal muscle relaxant. You can use Diazepam for Anxiety Disorders and other
issues. It can be used in the treatment of status epilepticus and for uncontrolled seizures as well as a
skeletal muscle relaxant. It can also be used to treat acute myocardial infarction with associated
anxiety and insomnia. Diazepam suppresses the central nervous system by binding to the GABA
receptor chloride channels in the CNS. It inhibits spinal polysynaptic afferent pathways which
causes relaxation in skeletal muscles. Due to enhanced presynaptic inhibition it has anticonvulsant
properties. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First you could start with non pharmacological like listening to music, having a stress ball and
squeezing it when overwhelmed with anxiety, sitting and initiating deep breathing exercises and
relaxation therapy. A person can participate in psychotherapy, which is a one on one counseling
where the emotional response to mental illness is addressed, this treatment is a process in which a
mental health professional helps people by talking through strategies for understanding and dealing
with their anxiety. Anxiety disorders cannot be prevented but it can be controlled by limiting or
stopping the use of caffeinated product, such as coffee, tea, soda, and energy drinks. Athetosis is a
neuro impairment in which there is a slow, writhing, repetitive involuntary movement of flexion,
extension, pronation, and supination of the toes and feet but mostly of the
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Opportunity And Challenges For The Association Of...
The purpose of this report is to analyze opportunity and challenges for the association of Southeast
Asia Nation (ASEAN) to promote trade and economic integration in the region.
In this report we attempted to study the involvement factors towards the achievement of ASEAN,
include economic, political and some other factors contributing to the success of ASEAN.
The study structure of this report starts with the background history of ASEAN countries in which
five leaders from Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Singapore sat down together in
Department of Foreign Affairs building in Bangkok, Thailand and signed the Association of
Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN) Declaration in the Foreign Affairs building in Bangkok
(Thailand) and what is the main reason is behind to make ASEAN countries group? What is the
benefits for Asia Pacific? What is the aims for ASEAN free trade?
After that, strategic objectives of the organization include economic strategy, political and security
and tourism strategy and which strategic ASEAN signed for peace and stability. It covered
Economic Development, Political and Security Cooperation (Zone of Peace, Freedom and
Neutrality, Southeast Asia Nuclear Weapon Free Zone, Treaty of Amity and Cooperation,) and
Tourism Strategy and also that Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are the power of
ASEAN countries.
Moreover, we discussed the development that ASEAN members has taken to improve the
relationship with the USA and had meeting
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The purpose of this report is to analyze opportunity and challenges for the association of Southeast
Asia Nation (ASEAN) to promote trade and economic integration in the region.
In this report we attempted to study the involvement factors towards the achievement of ASEAN,
include economic, political and some other factors contributing to the success of ASEAN.
The study structure of this report starts with the background history of ASEAN countries in which
five leaders from Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Singapore sat down together in
Department of Foreign Affairs building in Bangkok, Thailand and signed the Association of
Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN) Declaration in the Foreign Affairs building in Bangkok
(Thailand) and what is the main reason is behind to make ASEAN countries group? What is the
benefits for Asia Pacific? What is the aims for ASEAN free trade?
After that, strategic objectives of the organization include economic strategy, political and security
and tourism strategy and which strategic ASEAN signed for peace and stability. It covered
Economic Development, Political and Security Cooperation (Zone of Peace, Freedom and
Neutrality, Southeast Asia Nuclear Weapon Free Zone, Treaty of Amity and Cooperation,) and
Tourism Strategy and also that Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are the power of
ASEAN countries.
Moreover, we discussed the development that ASEAN members has taken to improve the
relationship with the USA and had meeting
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Comparing Characters In Macbeth And The Social Network
Comparing Characters in Macbeth and The Social Network
Similarities and differences are present between nearly anything. For instance, two books can be
compared in regards to their themes. Likewise, multiple people can be contrasted in regards to
their personality. Similarities and differences can be good and bad and they can also help one to
clearly see which of the subjects that are being compared are better than the other. Another example
of where two subjects can be compared is in Macbeth and The Social Network, in regards to the
characters. One may wonder how such different pieces of work could possibly be compared and
contrasted, but after analyzing both pieces, it is clear that such similarities and differences exist.
Characters ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This shows how their idea, if successful, would make them rich and potential billionaires, given
their past work and their intelligence. Through both of these examples, it is clear that both the
twins and Malcolm are very close to being on top. However, it is evident that the situation in
Macbeth is worse than in The Social Network, because for Malcolm and Donalbain, this power
has put them at risk. Since Duncan has been murdered, they must flee to keep themselves safe.
Unlike for the twins, the only thing that they had at stake was their idea for HarvardConnection
being stolen. In this situation, Shakespeare makes the reader more sympathetic for Donalbain and
Malcolm than Sorkin does for the Winklevoss twins. This shows how although both characters are
similar, their situations are very different and the characters in Macbeth have it worse. Secondly,
Lady Macbeth and Sean Parker are two characters that are similar in the sense that they are the real
people in control behind the scenes. Although everyone may think that Macbeth is strong and a
good leader, Lady Macbeth controls him and convinces him to commit terrible crimes. One of Lady
Macbeth s way of controlling Macbeth is to question his manhood. Lady Macbeth expressed her
thoughts of Macbeth as:
... do I fear thy nature; It is too full o th milk of human kindness To catch the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparing Characters in Macbeth and The Social Network
Similarities and differences are present between nearly anything. For instance, two books can be
compared in regards to their themes. Likewise, multiple people can be contrasted in regards to
their personality. Similarities and differences can be good and bad and they can also help one to
clearly see which of the subjects that are being compared are better than the other. Another example
of where two subjects can be compared is in Macbeth and The Social Network, in regards to the
characters. One may wonder how such different pieces of work could possibly be compared and
contrasted, but after analyzing both pieces, it is clear that such similarities and differences exist.
Characters ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This shows how their idea, if successful, would make them rich and potential billionaires, given
their past work and their intelligence. Through both of these examples, it is clear that both the
twins and Malcolm are very close to being on top. However, it is evident that the situation in
Macbeth is worse than in The Social Network, because for Malcolm and Donalbain, this power
has put them at risk. Since Duncan has been murdered, they must flee to keep themselves safe.
Unlike for the twins, the only thing that they had at stake was their idea for HarvardConnection
being stolen. In this situation, Shakespeare makes the reader more sympathetic for Donalbain and
Malcolm than Sorkin does for the Winklevoss twins. This shows how although both characters are
similar, their situations are very different and the characters in Macbeth have it worse. Secondly,
Lady Macbeth and Sean Parker are two characters that are similar in the sense that they are the real
people in control behind the scenes. Although everyone may think that Macbeth is strong and a
good leader, Lady Macbeth controls him and convinces him to commit terrible crimes. One of Lady
Macbeth s way of controlling Macbeth is to question his manhood. Lady Macbeth expressed her
thoughts of Macbeth as:
... do I fear thy nature; It is too full o th milk of human kindness To catch the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Oedipus The King Vs Jocasta Essay
Plays are meant to be watched not just to be read. A play by definition is a dramatic performance.
Do you realize there are many more benefits to watching plays rather than reading plays? Watching
plays keep all the characters in the storyline, permits you to see emotions and heightens your
experiences.
When you watch a play the audience is aware of all the characters weather they have speaking lines
or not. When reading a play the reader loses characters that do not show up on the page as they
have no speaking lines. The characters have a presence on stage interacting with the other
characters even without dialogue. Characters may use body language without words to convey
meanings. As seen in Oedipus the King, Jocasta has a few lines ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the ways the character emotions are expressed are by body language, facial expression
and movement. The dramatic performance adds to the developing and understanding of each
character. As in the play Oedipus the King, Jocasta appears on stage listening to Oedipus describe
his fate. Her face shows great concern as she covers her mouth in disbelief. The audience is
aware that Jocasta understands what has happened. She knows the entire plot. In print the reader
is unaware that Jocasta realizes the truth to the tragedy. Characters mood and emotions on stage
add to the meaning of the play. Plays are meant to be experienced. Characters come alive through
their actions, mood, and costumes. Watching a play becomes a multi sensory experience. The
audience gains the benefit of the playwright s script along with the actors interpretations and
research. The stage lighting is used to add to the mood and meaning of the story. Along with the
lighting there are sound effects to enhance your experience. Watching gives all these experiences
where reading only gives dialogue. The dramatic performance heightens the experience. There are
many more benefits to watching plays rather than reading plays. Watching plays adds to your
experience, allows you to see characters emotions, and keeps all characters n view. Watching plays
far exceeds reading plays. So turn up your inner emotions and go see a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Plays are meant to be watched not just to be read. A play by definition is a dramatic performance.
Do you realize there are many more benefits to watching plays rather than reading plays? Watching
plays keep all the characters in the storyline, permits you to see emotions and heightens your
experiences.
When you watch a play the audience is aware of all the characters weather they have speaking lines
or not. When reading a play the reader loses characters that do not show up on the page as they
have no speaking lines. The characters have a presence on stage interacting with the other
characters even without dialogue. Characters may use body language without words to convey
meanings. As seen in Oedipus the King, Jocasta has a few lines ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the ways the character emotions are expressed are by body language, facial expression
and movement. The dramatic performance adds to the developing and understanding of each
character. As in the play Oedipus the King, Jocasta appears on stage listening to Oedipus describe
his fate. Her face shows great concern as she covers her mouth in disbelief. The audience is
aware that Jocasta understands what has happened. She knows the entire plot. In print the reader
is unaware that Jocasta realizes the truth to the tragedy. Characters mood and emotions on stage
add to the meaning of the play. Plays are meant to be experienced. Characters come alive through
their actions, mood, and costumes. Watching a play becomes a multi sensory experience. The
audience gains the benefit of the playwright s script along with the actors interpretations and
research. The stage lighting is used to add to the mood and meaning of the story. Along with the
lighting there are sound effects to enhance your experience. Watching gives all these experiences
where reading only gives dialogue. The dramatic performance heightens the experience. There are
many more benefits to watching plays rather than reading plays. Watching plays adds to your
experience, allows you to see characters emotions, and keeps all characters n view. Watching plays
far exceeds reading plays. So turn up your inner emotions and go see a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Empty Nest Syndrome Theme
ESSAY: EMPTY NEST SYNDROME
It is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves, that
will make them successful human beings.
Ann Lander.
Empty nest syndrome is a psychological condition faced by most of the parents after a certain point
of time in their lives when their children leave them for their higher education, marriage. This
condition is most common in mothers since they are the ones who have spent almost eighteen to
nineteen years of their life with their children growing them from toddlers to teen.
Hasan Manzar s The Cactus is a very well written story throws the light upon the universal
experience which the whole world is facing from the past thousands of decades. The story brings
out the life of an old couple. A family of three daughters, two sons, and seven grandchildren,
couple living in huge well nestled house and the irony is that in this mammoth house there was no
one living except the old sensitive couple. Sensitive here refers to the scene where they have
created a hole in the eave allowing the cactus to grow. Also we can interpret cactus as the old
couple s children who are not restricted by the boundaries ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
While cactuses are usually appealing with their bright green colours, they are covered with sharp
thorns, bury them in the skin if touched. This could be compared to the love held by the old
couple for their children; painful to bear with it. Old couple doesn t seem interested in selling the
house this can be justified in two ways, firstly polished rubber plants and well groomed house
indicates that there whole time is diverted to these works and secondly may be they don t want
their old memories in the house to be removed that s why the house is well
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ESSAY: EMPTY NEST SYNDROME
It is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves, that
will make them successful human beings.
Ann Lander.
Empty nest syndrome is a psychological condition faced by most of the parents after a certain point
of time in their lives when their children leave them for their higher education, marriage. This
condition is most common in mothers since they are the ones who have spent almost eighteen to
nineteen years of their life with their children growing them from toddlers to teen.
Hasan Manzar s The Cactus is a very well written story throws the light upon the universal
experience which the whole world is facing from the past thousands of decades. The story brings
out the life of an old couple. A family of three daughters, two sons, and seven grandchildren,
couple living in huge well nestled house and the irony is that in this mammoth house there was no
one living except the old sensitive couple. Sensitive here refers to the scene where they have
created a hole in the eave allowing the cactus to grow. Also we can interpret cactus as the old
couple s children who are not restricted by the boundaries ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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While cactuses are usually appealing with their bright green colours, they are covered with sharp
thorns, bury them in the skin if touched. This could be compared to the love held by the old
couple for their children; painful to bear with it. Old couple doesn t seem interested in selling the
house this can be justified in two ways, firstly polished rubber plants and well groomed house
indicates that there whole time is diverted to these works and secondly may be they don t want
their old memories in the house to be removed that s why the house is well
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How Did Rock Music Influence The Music Of The 20th Century
Music styles of different time periods influenced the diversity of many genres. The music styles
and genres of the 20th century all started from one point and continue to expand over time. The
style of jazz music built the basis for rock n roll music, and the style of rock n roll music built the
basis for pop music. Basic rhythms, inspirational lyrics, and the emotion the music style exerts all
contribute to the creation of new genres. The process of evolution influenced by multiple styles
created the music of the 20th Century. The prominent music of the early 20th century was the sleek
rhythms of jazzand blues. The field hollers, hymns, and work songs from African Americans in the
1800s created the base for jazz music. Until 1901, improvisation,... Show more content on
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Twenties jazz, 50s rock, and 80s hip hop determined the sound the pop genre. The sound
consisted of simple and clean repeating melodies with a beat to dance to. The creation of pop
music occurred around the time of the invention of the television making it accessible to mass
market around the world (Pop Music). With the outbreak of rock n roll in the 50s, the 60s
consisted of the reinvention of rock n roll by John Lennon, Eric Clapton, and Mick Jagger. The
Beatles also reinvented the rock n roll sound to pop during the British Invasion as rock n roll s
fresh and early energy of the 50s and early 60s had declined (Norton, 823). The Beatles
influenced the pop genre commercially and artistically by validating that rock n roll could
embrace a limitless variety of harmonies, structures, and sounds (The Beatles Bio). Disco and
dance music emerged from the pop genre in the 70s. The ephemeral disco era influenced the style
of music from artists Rod Stewart and Diana Ross through the rhythms and tunes of music from
stars like The Bee Gees and Gloria Gaynor (Popular Music). Stars such as Madonna, Michael
Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Prince began to emerge in the 80s, and they influenced American
music through up and coming music videos. They also influenced prominent 80s fashion trends
that were portrayed through their music videos. Artists of the 80s continued to revive their music
personal styles to keep up with the youth of the new generations (Music Played). Ambitious boy
bands influenced the pop music of the 90s era. East 17 and Take that in Britain influenced
America s Backstreet Boys and N Sync. Boy Bands of the 90s were stereotyped for their matching
outfits, synchronized dancing, and fetching songs (The History of Pop Music). The genre of pop
music, along with rock n roll and old jazz, continues to change and grow through
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Music styles of different time periods influenced the diversity of many genres. The music styles
and genres of the 20th century all started from one point and continue to expand over time. The
style of jazz music built the basis for rock n roll music, and the style of rock n roll music built the
basis for pop music. Basic rhythms, inspirational lyrics, and the emotion the music style exerts all
contribute to the creation of new genres. The process of evolution influenced by multiple styles
created the music of the 20th Century. The prominent music of the early 20th century was the sleek
rhythms of jazzand blues. The field hollers, hymns, and work songs from African Americans in the
1800s created the base for jazz music. Until 1901, improvisation,... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Twenties jazz, 50s rock, and 80s hip hop determined the sound the pop genre. The sound
consisted of simple and clean repeating melodies with a beat to dance to. The creation of pop
music occurred around the time of the invention of the television making it accessible to mass
market around the world (Pop Music). With the outbreak of rock n roll in the 50s, the 60s
consisted of the reinvention of rock n roll by John Lennon, Eric Clapton, and Mick Jagger. The
Beatles also reinvented the rock n roll sound to pop during the British Invasion as rock n roll s
fresh and early energy of the 50s and early 60s had declined (Norton, 823). The Beatles
influenced the pop genre commercially and artistically by validating that rock n roll could
embrace a limitless variety of harmonies, structures, and sounds (The Beatles Bio). Disco and
dance music emerged from the pop genre in the 70s. The ephemeral disco era influenced the style
of music from artists Rod Stewart and Diana Ross through the rhythms and tunes of music from
stars like The Bee Gees and Gloria Gaynor (Popular Music). Stars such as Madonna, Michael
Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Prince began to emerge in the 80s, and they influenced American
music through up and coming music videos. They also influenced prominent 80s fashion trends
that were portrayed through their music videos. Artists of the 80s continued to revive their music
personal styles to keep up with the youth of the new generations (Music Played). Ambitious boy
bands influenced the pop music of the 90s era. East 17 and Take that in Britain influenced
America s Backstreet Boys and N Sync. Boy Bands of the 90s were stereotyped for their matching
outfits, synchronized dancing, and fetching songs (The History of Pop Music). The genre of pop
music, along with rock n roll and old jazz, continues to change and grow through
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The Myth Of The Bible
There are many aspects of christianity that cause me to wonder if the god that I have been taught
about my entire life exists. The matter of creation is not one of the things that causes my doubt.
Many atheists cite the proof of evolution as their reason to disprove the bible because it clearly
teaches young earth creationism. They along with the majority of christians are wrong. Evolution,
the Big Bang and science do not completely conflict with the bible. In order to truly understand the
bible you must realize that it is not an almanac or historical account of history. It is a collection of
many forms of writing that were put together to convey a message. Christians should not cling to
their arrogance and continue to make preposterous claims that turn agnostics, atheists, and other
theists away from Christianity. Old earth creationismis the only way that the bible should be
interpreted. In this paper rather than providing science I will simply show how young earth
creationist claims about the age of the earth are unfounded.
Young earth creationists believe the universe has existed for about 7,000 years. They provide proof
for this interpretation in two major ways. The young earth interpretation takes the use of the
hebrew word YГ ґm to mean a literal 24 hour day. meaning that Adam (if Adam was even an actual
person) was literally created 6 days after the universe itself came into existence. Young earth
creationists then trace the genealogies found in the bible to find the
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There are many aspects of christianity that cause me to wonder if the god that I have been taught
about my entire life exists. The matter of creation is not one of the things that causes my doubt.
Many atheists cite the proof of evolution as their reason to disprove the bible because it clearly
teaches young earth creationism. They along with the majority of christians are wrong. Evolution,
the Big Bang and science do not completely conflict with the bible. In order to truly understand the
bible you must realize that it is not an almanac or historical account of history. It is a collection of
many forms of writing that were put together to convey a message. Christians should not cling to
their arrogance and continue to make preposterous claims that turn agnostics, atheists, and other
theists away from Christianity. Old earth creationismis the only way that the bible should be
interpreted. In this paper rather than providing science I will simply show how young earth
creationist claims about the age of the earth are unfounded.
Young earth creationists believe the universe has existed for about 7,000 years. They provide proof
for this interpretation in two major ways. The young earth interpretation takes the use of the
hebrew word YГ ґm to mean a literal 24 hour day. meaning that Adam (if Adam was even an actual
person) was literally created 6 days after the universe itself came into existence. Young earth
creationists then trace the genealogies found in the bible to find the
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Taliban In The Kite Runner
Hosseini s skillful description of life under the Taliban for the Afghan people is an essential aspect
of The Kite Runner. The Taliban was a conservative political and religious faction that gained
power in the mid 1990s following the removal of the Communist regime and descent into civil war
(Benson). The militant group destroyed non Islamic art and relics and imposed harsh criminal
punishments, including Stoning adulterers ... Raping children ... Flogging women for wearing high
heels ... Massacring Hazaras ... All in the name of Islam? (Hosseini 284). The group used these
methods in order to reach their goal of creating a pure and exclusive Islamic state ( Taliban).
Hosseini addresses this goal through the antagonist Assef, who claims Afghanistan
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Hosseini s skillful description of life under the Taliban for the Afghan people is an essential aspect
of The Kite Runner. The Taliban was a conservative political and religious faction that gained
power in the mid 1990s following the removal of the Communist regime and descent into civil war
(Benson). The militant group destroyed non Islamic art and relics and imposed harsh criminal
punishments, including Stoning adulterers ... Raping children ... Flogging women for wearing high
heels ... Massacring Hazaras ... All in the name of Islam? (Hosseini 284). The group used these
methods in order to reach their goal of creating a pure and exclusive Islamic state ( Taliban).
Hosseini addresses this goal through the antagonist Assef, who claims Afghanistan
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How Do Diaspora Media Help Construct Meanings of Community...
As a result of the western colonizing movement of the 19th century, a massive diasporic movement
of people across boundaries formed a unique group. This ongoing process of population movement
and mass exodus, as well as the effects it caused drew attention to the academic world at both
cultural and political levels. However, unlike the original residents, this diasporic shift demonstrated
distinctive traits such as identity and an ideology which evidently differed from those of the
natives. As Sreberny (2000. P179) argued: Diaspora has become a key term in theorizing about
immigration, ethnicity and identity and exerted a considerable influence historically, culturally,
socially and economically on developed capitalist societies.... Show more content on
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Diaspora media, especially electronic media, with its facility of connection between locations,
has successfully managed to improve the quality and speed of communication, as well as to
shape its identity in local, national and transnational levels within a modern social context. Direct
audio and visual experience allows audiences to get together and exchange opinions over a
variety of topics such as languages, fashion, lifestyle, political viewpoints. This daily regular
activity of sharing the same media has made people subconsciously advance the sense of
belonging in a common unity (Anderson, 1983). From our living experiences, it is not hard to
find out that there are so many resources of information to choose from, which means our world
has been filled with media, and the diasporic space is no exception. Through all these media,
people encode and decode information, accept and reject ideas, and (re)define (new) meanings of
culture, community and identity. Electronic media shorten the distance between locations and
helped dispersed people to share the culture of the same root, allow comparison, (re)construction of
symbols, present and mediate meanings of Diasporas, localities, communities and identities.
Therefore, in media cultures social interaction and relations are no longer dependent on
simultaneous spatial co presence (Lull, 2000. P97). Instead, they use symbols and direct visuality
to carry the latter day communal memories and offer new schedules for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As a result of the western colonizing movement of the 19th century, a massive diasporic movement
of people across boundaries formed a unique group. This ongoing process of population movement
and mass exodus, as well as the effects it caused drew attention to the academic world at both
cultural and political levels. However, unlike the original residents, this diasporic shift demonstrated
distinctive traits such as identity and an ideology which evidently differed from those of the
natives. As Sreberny (2000. P179) argued: Diaspora has become a key term in theorizing about
immigration, ethnicity and identity and exerted a considerable influence historically, culturally,
socially and economically on developed capitalist societies.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Diaspora media, especially electronic media, with its facility of connection between locations,
has successfully managed to improve the quality and speed of communication, as well as to
shape its identity in local, national and transnational levels within a modern social context. Direct
audio and visual experience allows audiences to get together and exchange opinions over a
variety of topics such as languages, fashion, lifestyle, political viewpoints. This daily regular
activity of sharing the same media has made people subconsciously advance the sense of
belonging in a common unity (Anderson, 1983). From our living experiences, it is not hard to
find out that there are so many resources of information to choose from, which means our world
has been filled with media, and the diasporic space is no exception. Through all these media,
people encode and decode information, accept and reject ideas, and (re)define (new) meanings of
culture, community and identity. Electronic media shorten the distance between locations and
helped dispersed people to share the culture of the same root, allow comparison, (re)construction of
symbols, present and mediate meanings of Diasporas, localities, communities and identities.
Therefore, in media cultures social interaction and relations are no longer dependent on
simultaneous spatial co presence (Lull, 2000. P97). Instead, they use symbols and direct visuality
to carry the latter day communal memories and offer new schedules for
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Exchange Theory In Mate Selection
The Role of Exchange and Rational Choice Theory in Mate Selection
Zenobia C. Wright
Florida A M University
Abstract
The goal of this paper is to give readers a better understanding of the Exchange Theory, as well as
Rational Choice Theory. To do this, we demonstrate how the typical scenario of mate selection for a
romantic relationship in today s society involves trading things one may personally value for
something that they feel is of equal value that the other person in the relationship possesses. We
will pay particular attention to the connection of exchange theory in interracial relationships
between blacks and whites. This is what we call the Exchange Theory. While also seeking to select
a mate, in our minds, we calculate the things that we like and dislike about the person. Although
subconsciously done, we are constantly making a list of pros and cons of things we value and
object in the other person. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What is Exchange Theory? Exchange Theory is a way of thinking created for the purpose of
describing and explaining assumptions, procedures, and outcomes of social exchange. According
to Segre (2014), the focus of the Exchange theory is directed towards corresponding duty created
by social actors when exchanging resources. In simpler terms, the Exchange Theory asserts that
people s behaviors and the choices that they make are all made for the purpose of and intent to
achieve a desired personal goal while also maximizing or making the most out of that opportunity
for themselves. George C. Homans developed the Exchange Theory in his work Social Behavior as
Exchange . Here, Homans attempted to explain the relationship between actors who are in direct
contact with one another (Cook Whitmeyer,
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The Role of Exchange and Rational Choice Theory in Mate Selection
Zenobia C. Wright
Florida A M University
Abstract
The goal of this paper is to give readers a better understanding of the Exchange Theory, as well as
Rational Choice Theory. To do this, we demonstrate how the typical scenario of mate selection for a
romantic relationship in today s society involves trading things one may personally value for
something that they feel is of equal value that the other person in the relationship possesses. We
will pay particular attention to the connection of exchange theory in interracial relationships
between blacks and whites. This is what we call the Exchange Theory. While also seeking to select
a mate, in our minds, we calculate the things that we like and dislike about the person. Although
subconsciously done, we are constantly making a list of pros and cons of things we value and
object in the other person. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What is Exchange Theory? Exchange Theory is a way of thinking created for the purpose of
describing and explaining assumptions, procedures, and outcomes of social exchange. According
to Segre (2014), the focus of the Exchange theory is directed towards corresponding duty created
by social actors when exchanging resources. In simpler terms, the Exchange Theory asserts that
people s behaviors and the choices that they make are all made for the purpose of and intent to
achieve a desired personal goal while also maximizing or making the most out of that opportunity
for themselves. George C. Homans developed the Exchange Theory in his work Social Behavior as
Exchange . Here, Homans attempted to explain the relationship between actors who are in direct
contact with one another (Cook Whitmeyer,
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Sci Damath Andoroid Game
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION This chapter will show the different content such as project context,
project description and purposes, project objectives, project scope and limitation, project
definition of terms that are directly related to the project. It will discuss in detail the aim of this
study and the goals behind it. Project Context As time passes the type of information that user
need to often changes in order to make information more convenient and easy to produce thus
mobile devices are invented. A mobile device is a computing device small enough to hold in the
hand. One popular type of mobile device is the mobile phone. Android phones are very popular
now a day. Every month there are new releases of the newest model and brand.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Developer It will help the developer in exploring and studying other possibilities of controlling
some computer function using Android application. User This will help the users to lessen the
time and find a better way in searching information about herbal medicines. Future Researchers
This serves as related study providing reference that may be used in other researchers and it add
interest and insights about the application of different Android operating system Objectives The
general objective of this study is to create a game of computer terms that can be used in android
operating system. Specially, it aimed to: 1. To analyze the hardware and software that we need to
use to create our system. 2. To give hassle free and to have instant and compatible application in
mobile phones. 3. To evaluate an application that is approved not only to the students and faculty
but also to the people that can use the application in terms usability, design, user friendliness and
error handling. Scope and Limitation The study covered by computer terms and their definition but
was limited to one thousand (1,000) computer related or information technology terms as well as
their definitions. It is smartphones software application that gives entertainment and knowledge
while you playing this application. It can provides attractive design that will help to
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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION This chapter will show the different content such as project context,
project description and purposes, project objectives, project scope and limitation, project
definition of terms that are directly related to the project. It will discuss in detail the aim of this
study and the goals behind it. Project Context As time passes the type of information that user
need to often changes in order to make information more convenient and easy to produce thus
mobile devices are invented. A mobile device is a computing device small enough to hold in the
hand. One popular type of mobile device is the mobile phone. Android phones are very popular
now a day. Every month there are new releases of the newest model and brand.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Developer It will help the developer in exploring and studying other possibilities of controlling
some computer function using Android application. User This will help the users to lessen the
time and find a better way in searching information about herbal medicines. Future Researchers
This serves as related study providing reference that may be used in other researchers and it add
interest and insights about the application of different Android operating system Objectives The
general objective of this study is to create a game of computer terms that can be used in android
operating system. Specially, it aimed to: 1. To analyze the hardware and software that we need to
use to create our system. 2. To give hassle free and to have instant and compatible application in
mobile phones. 3. To evaluate an application that is approved not only to the students and faculty
but also to the people that can use the application in terms usability, design, user friendliness and
error handling. Scope and Limitation The study covered by computer terms and their definition but
was limited to one thousand (1,000) computer related or information technology terms as well as
their definitions. It is smartphones software application that gives entertainment and knowledge
while you playing this application. It can provides attractive design that will help to
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Irish Breakfast Cereal Market
The Irish Breakfast Cereal Market Stage 3 Project.
Introduction.
According to a consumption survey carried out by Kellogg s in 2008, 97% of households
purchased breakfast cereal in the ROI, placing Ireland as the largest consumer (per head) of
breakfast cereal in the world. This translates into a €200 million per year market for the cereal
industry. Though traditionally cereals have been consumed at breakfast time, of recent, the industry
(Kellogg s in particular) have marketed cereals as a snack food for consumption anytime during the
day. (http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2006/dec/28/food.usnews) Cereal manufacturing is a
high margin to cost business, gross profit margins on processed cereals are 40 45%. According to
analysts ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kelkin Orginal Muesli, Tropical Muesli, Honeycrunch Muesli, Gluten Free Muesli.
Jordans Natural Muesli, Fruit Nut Muesli, Truly Fruity Muesli, Nut SeedMuesli, Super Berry
Muesli, Organic Muesli, Fruity Fiber Muesli, Country Crisp Real Strawberries, Country Crisp Real
Raspberries, Country Crisp Chunky Nuts, Country Crisp Flame Raisins, Country Crisp Honey
Clusters, Country Crisp Chocolate. Crunch Oats with Raisins, Almonds Honey, Crunch Oats with
Special Fruits nuts, Crunch Oats with Tropical Fruits, Super Berry Granola, Wheatgerm, Wheat
Bran.
Corn based cereals
Corn based cereals are produced using compressed maize as the base ingredient. The most famous
of these is Kellogg s Corn Flakes.
Current corn based breakfast cereals on the market:
Kellogg s Corn Flakes, Crunchy Nut.
NestlГ©/General Mills (Cereal Partners) Cheerios, Honey Cheerios.
Wheat Biscuits
These are produced using shredded or compressed wheat as the primary ingredient and shaped
into a rough rectangular biscuit in two sizes bite size and credit card size. Wheat biscuits can be
consumed either with cold or hot milk, the consistency (once the biscuit breaks down) of which is
similar in appearance to porridge.
Wheat biscuit breakfast cereals on the market:
The Irish Breakfast Cereal Market Stage 3 Project.
Introduction.
According to a consumption survey carried out by Kellogg s in 2008, 97% of households
purchased breakfast cereal in the ROI, placing Ireland as the largest consumer (per head) of
breakfast cereal in the world. This translates into a €200 million per year market for the cereal
industry. Though traditionally cereals have been consumed at breakfast time, of recent, the industry
(Kellogg s in particular) have marketed cereals as a snack food for consumption anytime during the
day. (http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2006/dec/28/food.usnews) Cereal manufacturing is a
high margin to cost business, gross profit margins on processed cereals are 40 45%. According to
analysts ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kelkin Orginal Muesli, Tropical Muesli, Honeycrunch Muesli, Gluten Free Muesli.
Jordans Natural Muesli, Fruit Nut Muesli, Truly Fruity Muesli, Nut SeedMuesli, Super Berry
Muesli, Organic Muesli, Fruity Fiber Muesli, Country Crisp Real Strawberries, Country Crisp Real
Raspberries, Country Crisp Chunky Nuts, Country Crisp Flame Raisins, Country Crisp Honey
Clusters, Country Crisp Chocolate. Crunch Oats with Raisins, Almonds Honey, Crunch Oats with
Special Fruits nuts, Crunch Oats with Tropical Fruits, Super Berry Granola, Wheatgerm, Wheat
Bran.
Corn based cereals
Corn based cereals are produced using compressed maize as the base ingredient. The most famous
of these is Kellogg s Corn Flakes.
Current corn based breakfast cereals on the market:
Kellogg s Corn Flakes, Crunchy Nut.
NestlГ©/General Mills (Cereal Partners) Cheerios, Honey Cheerios.
Wheat Biscuits
These are produced using shredded or compressed wheat as the primary ingredient and shaped
into a rough rectangular biscuit in two sizes bite size and credit card size. Wheat biscuits can be
consumed either with cold or hot milk, the consistency (once the biscuit breaks down) of which is
similar in appearance to porridge.
Wheat biscuit breakfast cereals on the market:
Kellogg s Rasin Wheats, Frosted Wheats
NestlГ©/General Mills (Cereal Partners) Shredded Wheat, Shredded Wheat Bitesize, Fruitful
Shredded Wheat, Honey Nut
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NestlГ©/General Mills (Cereal Partners) Shredded Wheat, Shredded Wheat Bitesize, Fruitful
Shredded Wheat, Honey Nut
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Tim Wynne Jones The Maestro
The Bible above most, perhaps above all, books that have been written, has temperament... It
draws upon attention and patience. It disciplines negligence. It puts fine spurs to motive. ... It is
a liberal education to learn how to live with it. (Phelps, E S.) p.467 In other words according to
The Book of Revelation, it is an apocalypse or unveiling of the truth about life. (Mounce, Robert
H.) For Tim Wynne Jones, music [is his] major inspiration (Jenkins, Phil). This author prefers parts
of a game where ...the crises are imminent, the dangers unseen, the triumphs partial but also
enormous. (Jenkins, Phil). Nevertheless, in Tim Wynne Jones The Maestro, Burl goes through a
very rough past but manages to change his outlook on life once beauty is revealed to him. It
reveals the mysteries of music and the universe, as well as the complexities of Burl s life which in
turn provides the protagonist hope and inspiration. We see this through the child s life which begins
filled with struggle and abuse then follows even when he first encounters the piano. However, there
is something about it that s freeing and attracting Burl. Later on, he finds a sanctuary a fantasy
place where something is revealed to him. This Revelation brought inspiration which in turn has
made him aware of affection in dealing with his emotions and feelings of hope, his behaviours
related to his decisions, his affiliations by being optimistic through his relations with others and
lastly, has made him wiser in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Bible above most, perhaps above all, books that have been written, has temperament... It
draws upon attention and patience. It disciplines negligence. It puts fine spurs to motive. ... It is
a liberal education to learn how to live with it. (Phelps, E S.) p.467 In other words according to
The Book of Revelation, it is an apocalypse or unveiling of the truth about life. (Mounce, Robert
H.) For Tim Wynne Jones, music [is his] major inspiration (Jenkins, Phil). This author prefers parts
of a game where ...the crises are imminent, the dangers unseen, the triumphs partial but also
enormous. (Jenkins, Phil). Nevertheless, in Tim Wynne Jones The Maestro, Burl goes through a
very rough past but manages to change his outlook on life once beauty is revealed to him. It
reveals the mysteries of music and the universe, as well as the complexities of Burl s life which in
turn provides the protagonist hope and inspiration. We see this through the child s life which begins
filled with struggle and abuse then follows even when he first encounters the piano. However, there
is something about it that s freeing and attracting Burl. Later on, he finds a sanctuary a fantasy
place where something is revealed to him. This Revelation brought inspiration which in turn has
made him aware of affection in dealing with his emotions and feelings of hope, his behaviours
related to his decisions, his affiliations by being optimistic through his relations with others and
lastly, has made him wiser in
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Human Use Of Australia s Environment
Human Use of Australia s Environment: Tropical Savanna
Table of Contents 1 Cover Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . page 3в ЂЁ2 Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . page 3в ЂЁ3 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . page 3в ЂЁ4 Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. page 3в ЂЁ 4.1 Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
page 3в ЂЁ 4.2 Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page
3
5 Physical Characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page
3
 5.1 Landforms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page
3
 5.2 Climate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page
3
 5.3 Flora Fauna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 3в ЂЁ
5.4 Soil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Human Use of Australia s Environment: Tropical Savanna
Table of Contents 1 Cover Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . page 3в ЂЁ2 Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . page 3в ЂЁ3 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . page 3в ЂЁ4 Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. page 3в ЂЁ 4.1 Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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3
5 Physical Characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page
3
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3
 5.2 Climate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page
3
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5.4 Soil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Minnesota Vs Dickerson Case Summary
Here is a summary of the case of Minnesota v. Dickerson.
FACTS
Two Minneapolis police officer were patrolling the north side of the city in a marked police car.
Around 8:15pm, one of the officers observed a man leaving a reputed crack house on Morgan
Avenue North. The man left the building walking in the direction of the police car. Then, after
making eye contact with one of the officers, stopped suddenly and turned to walk towards an alley
on the side of the building. Suspicions aroused, the officers pursued the man in question and
performed a search of his person. While performing the search, the officers found no weapons on
his person but felt a small lump in the pocket of his jacket. Further inspection of the lump presented
it
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Here is a summary of the case of Minnesota v. Dickerson.
FACTS
Two Minneapolis police officer were patrolling the north side of the city in a marked police car.
Around 8:15pm, one of the officers observed a man leaving a reputed crack house on Morgan
Avenue North. The man left the building walking in the direction of the police car. Then, after
making eye contact with one of the officers, stopped suddenly and turned to walk towards an alley
on the side of the building. Suspicions aroused, the officers pursued the man in question and
performed a search of his person. While performing the search, the officers found no weapons on
his person but felt a small lump in the pocket of his jacket. Further inspection of the lump presented
it
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The Weakness Of Society In Aristophanes s Play The Frogs
In Aristophanes play the Frogs he exercises some privileges such as criticizing the politicians and
playing fun with the gods to make the situation seem more light and fun. He mostly sticks to the
main problem that their society is losing the Peloponnesian war and that if they don t return to the
old ways of thinking and doing things then the kingdom will fall. Through his play he points out
several flaws in their society and what they can do to fix them but refraining from offending anyone
by saying it through the humorous situations and tones of the play. Throughout the play
Aristophanesamuses and informs his audience through the songs of the chorus and the actions
and words of his characters. The chorus allows for a humorous and lovely way to sum up what
others may have missed. This informs the crowd about what has just transpired while also
providing the crowd advice and allowing them to send prayers to the gods. Such as on page 181
when the chorus leader says We ll put on serious looks and have our say. And first for those
misguided souls I plead. Who in the past to Phrynichus paid heed, It s history now; their folly
they regret. The time has come to forgive and forget. and when the chorus leader says This city
treats her soundest men today: By a coincidence more sad than funny, It is very much like the
way we treat our money. The noble silver drachma, which of old, We were so proud of, and the
one of gold, Coins that rang true (clean stamped and worth their weight) Throughout the world
have ceased to circulate. Instead the purses of Athenian shoppers. Are full of phony silver plated
coppers . This is advice given about how Athens treats its people it gets them thinking about this
subject long after the play has ended. The chorus is how Aristophanes creates a light way to tell his
listeners his ideas about their own society and what they should do about their situation. He also
entertains his audience with the physical acts of the play such as when the god Dionysusand his
slave are being tested by being spanked to see which of them is actually a god. Through this act
Aristophanes is not trying to make fun of Dionysus even though he is shown as cowardly, idiotic
and very silly all dressed
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In Aristophanes play the Frogs he exercises some privileges such as criticizing the politicians and
playing fun with the gods to make the situation seem more light and fun. He mostly sticks to the
main problem that their society is losing the Peloponnesian war and that if they don t return to the
old ways of thinking and doing things then the kingdom will fall. Through his play he points out
several flaws in their society and what they can do to fix them but refraining from offending anyone
by saying it through the humorous situations and tones of the play. Throughout the play
Aristophanesamuses and informs his audience through the songs of the chorus and the actions
and words of his characters. The chorus allows for a humorous and lovely way to sum up what
others may have missed. This informs the crowd about what has just transpired while also
providing the crowd advice and allowing them to send prayers to the gods. Such as on page 181
when the chorus leader says We ll put on serious looks and have our say. And first for those
misguided souls I plead. Who in the past to Phrynichus paid heed, It s history now; their folly
they regret. The time has come to forgive and forget. and when the chorus leader says This city
treats her soundest men today: By a coincidence more sad than funny, It is very much like the
way we treat our money. The noble silver drachma, which of old, We were so proud of, and the
one of gold, Coins that rang true (clean stamped and worth their weight) Throughout the world
have ceased to circulate. Instead the purses of Athenian shoppers. Are full of phony silver plated
coppers . This is advice given about how Athens treats its people it gets them thinking about this
subject long after the play has ended. The chorus is how Aristophanes creates a light way to tell his
listeners his ideas about their own society and what they should do about their situation. He also
entertains his audience with the physical acts of the play such as when the god Dionysusand his
slave are being tested by being spanked to see which of them is actually a god. Through this act
Aristophanes is not trying to make fun of Dionysus even though he is shown as cowardly, idiotic
and very silly all dressed
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Theme Of Animal Imagery In A Midsummer Night s Dream
An animal is any living organism other than a human being (OED). When the definition of animals
directly divides them from humankind, examples of half human, half animal creatures are
meaningful yet complicated symbols. A Midsummer Night s Dream plays with the mystical and
supernatural by frequently breaking down the barriers between animals and humans. Fairies are
neither human nor animal, and they live in a world, Fairyland, which is separate from and invisible
to humans. Considering the definition of animal is anything that is not human, the world of fae is
unconsciously rooted in animalistic imagery. This world is also home to other half human creatures
such as satyrs, centaurs, nymphs, mermaids and sprites. A Midsummer Night s Dream thus
highlights and breaks down the barriers between the human and non human world, and with
seemingly little purpose. This essay will analyze the use of animal imagery, particularly through the
donkey and serpent, to argue that animal imagery intensifies the emotions of the play, from
exaggerating comedic elements to accentuating the dark and nightmarish aspects of Fairyland. To
provide some context, Shakespeare s A Midsummer Night s Dream interferes with love through the
deception of fairies. When Hermia s father insists she marry Demetrius, she runs away with Hermia
and Lysander. Contrastingly, Helena chases after an uninterested Demetrius, helplessly in love. The
fairies meddle with these two couples by accidentally casting a love
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An animal is any living organism other than a human being (OED). When the definition of animals
directly divides them from humankind, examples of half human, half animal creatures are
meaningful yet complicated symbols. A Midsummer Night s Dream plays with the mystical and
supernatural by frequently breaking down the barriers between animals and humans. Fairies are
neither human nor animal, and they live in a world, Fairyland, which is separate from and invisible
to humans. Considering the definition of animal is anything that is not human, the world of fae is
unconsciously rooted in animalistic imagery. This world is also home to other half human creatures
such as satyrs, centaurs, nymphs, mermaids and sprites. A Midsummer Night s Dream thus
highlights and breaks down the barriers between the human and non human world, and with
seemingly little purpose. This essay will analyze the use of animal imagery, particularly through the
donkey and serpent, to argue that animal imagery intensifies the emotions of the play, from
exaggerating comedic elements to accentuating the dark and nightmarish aspects of Fairyland. To
provide some context, Shakespeare s A Midsummer Night s Dream interferes with love through the
deception of fairies. When Hermia s father insists she marry Demetrius, she runs away with Hermia
and Lysander. Contrastingly, Helena chases after an uninterested Demetrius, helplessly in love. The
fairies meddle with these two couples by accidentally casting a love
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The Birth of the Swatch
Case Analysis: The success of Switzerland Company named Swatch owned by Societe Suisse de
Microelectronique et d Horlogerie (SMH) is a perfect example of a successful brand and product
management. Their success was based on the fact that Swatch had completely excelled in each and
every step of developing and executing its outstanding marketingstrategy. In early 80 s the biggest
problem for the Swiss watch industry was the rapid growth of quartz technology which changed the
rules of the game. Low cost watches created a new product and market segment. Unluckily the
Switzerland companies didn t respond to this new threat due to their arrogance. They thought that
quartz watches were unreliable, unsophisticated and beneath Swiss quality... Show more content on
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They decided to avoid the expensive jewelry stores and watch shops favored by most of
competitors. Instead the company adopted an unconventional retail approach. They preferred to
keep their watches out of the jewelry displays where other watches were sold. Instead they created
non traditional mini boutiques and freestanding mono brand Swatch stores with latest designs
located in exclusive and high fashion districts. By doing this they showed understanding of their
consumer insight; they avoided direct competition with others at the same places; finally, created
their brand image separately from the rest of competitors. Different way of distribution and
branding process successfully reinforced their differentiation. In promotion, Swatch was also very
successful and did something like no other. It spent about 30% of product retail price on
advertising, more than double the industry average. They tried to reach their target audience
directly and let them be closer to the product experience of funny, fanciful and joy of life. Swatch
did these like no other creating impressive activities and radical promotional stunts through
untraditional approach, such as hanging the giant Swatch outside the tallest skyscraper in Frankfurt
on the day they launched the product in Germany, they were also the main sponsors of the break
dance competitions and they acquired the celebrity endorsement. Swatch also utilized the Swiss
watch heritage by smartly
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Case Analysis: The success of Switzerland Company named Swatch owned by Societe Suisse de
Microelectronique et d Horlogerie (SMH) is a perfect example of a successful brand and product
management. Their success was based on the fact that Swatch had completely excelled in each and
every step of developing and executing its outstanding marketingstrategy. In early 80 s the biggest
problem for the Swiss watch industry was the rapid growth of quartz technology which changed the
rules of the game. Low cost watches created a new product and market segment. Unluckily the
Switzerland companies didn t respond to this new threat due to their arrogance. They thought that
quartz watches were unreliable, unsophisticated and beneath Swiss quality... Show more content on
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They decided to avoid the expensive jewelry stores and watch shops favored by most of
competitors. Instead the company adopted an unconventional retail approach. They preferred to
keep their watches out of the jewelry displays where other watches were sold. Instead they created
non traditional mini boutiques and freestanding mono brand Swatch stores with latest designs
located in exclusive and high fashion districts. By doing this they showed understanding of their
consumer insight; they avoided direct competition with others at the same places; finally, created
their brand image separately from the rest of competitors. Different way of distribution and
branding process successfully reinforced their differentiation. In promotion, Swatch was also very
successful and did something like no other. It spent about 30% of product retail price on
advertising, more than double the industry average. They tried to reach their target audience
directly and let them be closer to the product experience of funny, fanciful and joy of life. Swatch
did these like no other creating impressive activities and radical promotional stunts through
untraditional approach, such as hanging the giant Swatch outside the tallest skyscraper in Frankfurt
on the day they launched the product in Germany, they were also the main sponsors of the break
dance competitions and they acquired the celebrity endorsement. Swatch also utilized the Swiss
watch heritage by smartly
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Haggai, Zechariah, And Malachi
While there is some speculation in regards to the authorship of Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi,
the general scholarly consensus is that all three share titular authors. Haggai and Zechariah were
contemporaries; however, while Haggai s messages were only in a short period in 520 b.c.,
Zechariah s ministry stretched from 520 b.c., until after 480 b.c. Malachi was likely a
contemporary of Nehemiah, and it is likely that his book was written in 433 b.c., right after
Nehemiah returned from Persia. (NIV Study Bible)
Haggai is divided into four different messages: He begins with a call to rebuild the temple,
explaining how the people s refusal to rebuild the Lord s house has brought curses upon them. He
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His third message largely addresses the principles of being unclean. Haggai s final message
speaks to Zerubbabel of the eventual defeat of the Gentile kingdoms that have opposed Israel for
so long. It is in this message that he reveals that Zerubbabel is chosen of the Lord. Zechariah is
also divided into four sections. It begins with a call to repentance, then later describes eight
separate visions Zechariah has in the same night. The second section ends with an oracle about
Joshua. The third message of Zechariah rebukes the people for how they have turned away from
God. It explains how the Israelites have ignored God in their rituals and placed more importance in
the rituals themselves than God. The final area of Zechariah is about two oracles. One concerns the
coming and subsequent rejection of Christ, then the second coming and reception of
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While there is some speculation in regards to the authorship of Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi,
the general scholarly consensus is that all three share titular authors. Haggai and Zechariah were
contemporaries; however, while Haggai s messages were only in a short period in 520 b.c.,
Zechariah s ministry stretched from 520 b.c., until after 480 b.c. Malachi was likely a
contemporary of Nehemiah, and it is likely that his book was written in 433 b.c., right after
Nehemiah returned from Persia. (NIV Study Bible)
Haggai is divided into four different messages: He begins with a call to rebuild the temple,
explaining how the people s refusal to rebuild the Lord s house has brought curses upon them. He
then encourages the people in his second message, instructing the people ... Show more content on
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His third message largely addresses the principles of being unclean. Haggai s final message
speaks to Zerubbabel of the eventual defeat of the Gentile kingdoms that have opposed Israel for
so long. It is in this message that he reveals that Zerubbabel is chosen of the Lord. Zechariah is
also divided into four sections. It begins with a call to repentance, then later describes eight
separate visions Zechariah has in the same night. The second section ends with an oracle about
Joshua. The third message of Zechariah rebukes the people for how they have turned away from
God. It explains how the Israelites have ignored God in their rituals and placed more importance in
the rituals themselves than God. The final area of Zechariah is about two oracles. One concerns the
coming and subsequent rejection of Christ, then the second coming and reception of
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Edward Snowden and Wikileaks
Since the beginning of modern technology people have worried about being looked upon or spied
on without their knowing. Even before the internet was invented some people worried about their
phone calls being recorded or listened in on without their knowledge. In 1997 when the internet
was common in most households this made this idea of people being spied on much easier and on
a wider scale. The first proven threat of internetsurveillancewas in 2001 when the NSA(National
Security Agency) did a Large scale warrantless surveillance (Risen Bush Lets U.S Spy ) of internet
traffic and data streams. This surveillance program was a way to gather data and prevent terrorist
attacks. However some speculated that this was not just to monitor the activities of suspected
terrorists. In 2013 when Edward Snowden released data that proved that the NSA was using their
surveillance on everyone it turned speculation into fact and fears of this were brought to the surface.
In the summer of 2013 one of the biggest leaks of classified documents was carried out by a man
named Edward Snowden (E. McAskill) . Edward Snowden worked as an sysamin (System
Administrator) for a security company that did contract work for the NSA. During his time working
at this company he released an estimated two hundred thousand classified documents. Within these
documents was evidence that the United States was performing a large scale surveillance operation
of its people (B. Denson). It is estimated that
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Since the beginning of modern technology people have worried about being looked upon or spied
on without their knowing. Even before the internet was invented some people worried about their
phone calls being recorded or listened in on without their knowledge. In 1997 when the internet
was common in most households this made this idea of people being spied on much easier and on
a wider scale. The first proven threat of internetsurveillancewas in 2001 when the NSA(National
Security Agency) did a Large scale warrantless surveillance (Risen Bush Lets U.S Spy ) of internet
traffic and data streams. This surveillance program was a way to gather data and prevent terrorist
attacks. However some speculated that this was not just to monitor the activities of suspected
terrorists. In 2013 when Edward Snowden released data that proved that the NSA was using their
surveillance on everyone it turned speculation into fact and fears of this were brought to the surface.
In the summer of 2013 one of the biggest leaks of classified documents was carried out by a man
named Edward Snowden (E. McAskill) . Edward Snowden worked as an sysamin (System
Administrator) for a security company that did contract work for the NSA. During his time working
at this company he released an estimated two hundred thousand classified documents. Within these
documents was evidence that the United States was performing a large scale surveillance operation
of its people (B. Denson). It is estimated that
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Virginity And Its Effect On Society
The general topic of the film How to Lose Your Virginity was based on what is virginity. Even
though virginity is defined as the state of never having had sexual intercourse. A virgin is someone
who has never had sex. But sex is defined differently by different people. A lot of people think that
women and men lose their virginitythe first time they have penis in vaginaintercourse. But this
definition is really limited because it leaves lots of people and other types of sexout of the picture.
The being of the film opened up to questions and sracazime. Also keeping an open mind when
watching the film because everyone has their own definition of virginity. How people define
virginity is based on one s up bring and religious view. Therese Schechter uses this film as a
groundbreaker for people around the world to get a better understanding. To how other people
defined virginity and what it means to them. Therese discussed some facts on how, when and
why people lose their virginity is it love, peer pressure from friend because everyone is having
sex. Peer pressure is one of the most important roles forces that teenage feel the need to have sex
because their friends are doing it also and it s makes them cool. Having something to talk about
with friends and not feeling like the odd one out. Some people will only lose their virginity only
after getting married and some lose it before. Being able to lose your virginity when you re ready is
the best way to lose it. When is it
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The general topic of the film How to Lose Your Virginity was based on what is virginity. Even
though virginity is defined as the state of never having had sexual intercourse. A virgin is someone
who has never had sex. But sex is defined differently by different people. A lot of people think that
women and men lose their virginitythe first time they have penis in vaginaintercourse. But this
definition is really limited because it leaves lots of people and other types of sexout of the picture.
The being of the film opened up to questions and sracazime. Also keeping an open mind when
watching the film because everyone has their own definition of virginity. How people define
virginity is based on one s up bring and religious view. Therese Schechter uses this film as a
groundbreaker for people around the world to get a better understanding. To how other people
defined virginity and what it means to them. Therese discussed some facts on how, when and
why people lose their virginity is it love, peer pressure from friend because everyone is having
sex. Peer pressure is one of the most important roles forces that teenage feel the need to have sex
because their friends are doing it also and it s makes them cool. Having something to talk about
with friends and not feeling like the odd one out. Some people will only lose their virginity only
after getting married and some lose it before. Being able to lose your virginity when you re ready is
the best way to lose it. When is it
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Point Of View In Charlotte Perkins Gilman s The Yellow...
A story s point of view helps the reader get the writer s perspective. As such, one can determine
the truth about a character thus affecting their response to the character. It also influences the
reader s response based on what the narrator knows or their objective. In Charlotte Perkins
Gilman s The Yellow Wallpaper the point of view is in the first person. The narrator participates
in the action of the story. In A Rose for Emily by William Faulkner, the writer uses the third person
point of view and lets the reader know how the characterfeel. As such, one learns about the
characters through an outside voice. As such, the narrativeof any story is a crucial asset to help the
reader get the point, theme, or message of the material.
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The viewpoint of this story is meant to create sympathy for Miss Emily regarding her obsession
with Homer, without condemning her.
The Yellow Wallpaper can also be tied to this theory since it spins an exciting tale of how a wife
of a doctor becomes guilt ridden with depressed after the birth of her child. As a result, her
physician husband decides to place her under homecare to help cure her of her disease (3).
However, this only serves to intensify her illness and put a damper on her marriage. The first
person point of view in this story helps one to catch a vision of what a suffering woman must
endure. The first narrative also influences the reader to be able to connect to the narrator in a
humane way.
Further, the first person standpoint in this story provides the reader access only to the woman s
thoughts thus limiting the reader. However, the limited point of view in this story helps is crucial
in letting the reader get into the shoes of the wife and experience the feeling of isolation throughout
the story. The limitation of the viewpoint also involves narrating the story in the present, which
prohibits the main character from the benefit of hindsight
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A story s point of view helps the reader get the writer s perspective. As such, one can determine
the truth about a character thus affecting their response to the character. It also influences the
reader s response based on what the narrator knows or their objective. In Charlotte Perkins
Gilman s The Yellow Wallpaper the point of view is in the first person. The narrator participates
in the action of the story. In A Rose for Emily by William Faulkner, the writer uses the third person
point of view and lets the reader know how the characterfeel. As such, one learns about the
characters through an outside voice. As such, the narrativeof any story is a crucial asset to help the
reader get the point, theme, or message of the material.
In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The viewpoint of this story is meant to create sympathy for Miss Emily regarding her obsession
with Homer, without condemning her.
The Yellow Wallpaper can also be tied to this theory since it spins an exciting tale of how a wife
of a doctor becomes guilt ridden with depressed after the birth of her child. As a result, her
physician husband decides to place her under homecare to help cure her of her disease (3).
However, this only serves to intensify her illness and put a damper on her marriage. The first
person point of view in this story helps one to catch a vision of what a suffering woman must
endure. The first narrative also influences the reader to be able to connect to the narrator in a
humane way.
Further, the first person standpoint in this story provides the reader access only to the woman s
thoughts thus limiting the reader. However, the limited point of view in this story helps is crucial
in letting the reader get into the shoes of the wife and experience the feeling of isolation throughout
the story. The limitation of the viewpoint also involves narrating the story in the present, which
prohibits the main character from the benefit of hindsight
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Hillsborough Community College History
College History
Hillsborough Community College was first known as Hillsborough Junior College. It was
established on October 4th, 1967 and was the 27th educational institute organized under the 28
other community junior colleges the council recommended. The founding president of HJC was
Dr. R. William Graham. In the summer of 1968, a curriculum was developed that made it possible
for students to get the necessary courses to help the student achieve an associates of arts degree.
After getting an AA the student would be able to transfer to a university. According to the HCC fact
book The College started with just six full time administrators, seventeen full time faculty and
seventy part time instructors. The budget that was given for the 1968 1969 ... Show more content on
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Students are given a variety of options to help them work toward an AA degree. Employees are
given the opportunity to help change a person s life on a daily basis by helping the students
progress to a higher education. Employees are also given healthcare benefits, a pension, and paid
vacation. With this job, every holiday is paid for and the employee gets two week off for winter
break paid. An employee is given vacation time, sick leave and personal leave as soon as they
start working. Each fiscal year, the time not used is carried over and more time is added. While
HCC does have amazing benefits, it is the primary goal to boost enrollment and continue to strive
for excellent services to the students
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College History
Hillsborough Community College was first known as Hillsborough Junior College. It was
established on October 4th, 1967 and was the 27th educational institute organized under the 28
other community junior colleges the council recommended. The founding president of HJC was
Dr. R. William Graham. In the summer of 1968, a curriculum was developed that made it possible
for students to get the necessary courses to help the student achieve an associates of arts degree.
After getting an AA the student would be able to transfer to a university. According to the HCC fact
book The College started with just six full time administrators, seventeen full time faculty and
seventy part time instructors. The budget that was given for the 1968 1969 ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Students are given a variety of options to help them work toward an AA degree. Employees are
given the opportunity to help change a person s life on a daily basis by helping the students
progress to a higher education. Employees are also given healthcare benefits, a pension, and paid
vacation. With this job, every holiday is paid for and the employee gets two week off for winter
break paid. An employee is given vacation time, sick leave and personal leave as soon as they
start working. Each fiscal year, the time not used is carried over and more time is added. While
HCC does have amazing benefits, it is the primary goal to boost enrollment and continue to strive
for excellent services to the students
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Welfare Argument Analysis
The welfare system has a been a debatable topic for many years now. People have various
viewpoints that relate to the welfare system. Most people believe that the welfare system is
abused. On the other hand, people do not mind paying more money for the less fortunate to be
provided with food, shelter, etc. This is a hard topic to consider because there are countless
variables that play a major role in how much money one could receive from welfare or other forms
of government assistance. Mountain Heights Academy presents an argumentative speech. In this
argument, the unknown author addresses that the welfare system must be reformed because the
current system has only increased poverty levels. It additionally addresses that there is a wide range
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Assumptions weaken an argument because it is often difficult to argue unless the audience shares
the same assumptions. The assumptions need to clearly be explained and not left for interpretation.
The author claims that several of the families keep having more babies to increase their handouts
from the government (Mountain Heights Academy). However, the author seems to have no
background such as being a social worker which deals with assisting lower class people with
government funding such as welfare. They additionally have no proof that people have children
only to receive money from the government. Also, the opposing side is never addressed. There are
some individuals and families that truly need the welfare system to assist them sometimes. They do
not necessarily live off it or have children only to collect money from the government. This
assumption can be interpreted many ways because there is no proof. This assumption weakens the
argument tremendously. For instance, the author mentioned that the welfare program as we know
does absolutely nothing that it was set up to do (Mountain Heights Academy). The author remarks
that welfare system does nothing, but does not provide any facts or other information to support the
assumption. Information or research could have been provided to justify why the current welfare
system does nothing. This assumption is left for interpretation by the
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The welfare system has a been a debatable topic for many years now. People have various
viewpoints that relate to the welfare system. Most people believe that the welfare system is
abused. On the other hand, people do not mind paying more money for the less fortunate to be
provided with food, shelter, etc. This is a hard topic to consider because there are countless
variables that play a major role in how much money one could receive from welfare or other forms
of government assistance. Mountain Heights Academy presents an argumentative speech. In this
argument, the unknown author addresses that the welfare system must be reformed because the
current system has only increased poverty levels. It additionally addresses that there is a wide range
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Assumptions weaken an argument because it is often difficult to argue unless the audience shares
the same assumptions. The assumptions need to clearly be explained and not left for interpretation.
The author claims that several of the families keep having more babies to increase their handouts
from the government (Mountain Heights Academy). However, the author seems to have no
background such as being a social worker which deals with assisting lower class people with
government funding such as welfare. They additionally have no proof that people have children
only to receive money from the government. Also, the opposing side is never addressed. There are
some individuals and families that truly need the welfare system to assist them sometimes. They do
not necessarily live off it or have children only to collect money from the government. This
assumption can be interpreted many ways because there is no proof. This assumption weakens the
argument tremendously. For instance, the author mentioned that the welfare program as we know
does absolutely nothing that it was set up to do (Mountain Heights Academy). The author remarks
that welfare system does nothing, but does not provide any facts or other information to support the
assumption. Information or research could have been provided to justify why the current welfare
system does nothing. This assumption is left for interpretation by the
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Arizona s Laws on Immigration Essay
Arizona s Laws on Immigration
Works Cited Not Included
In the article titled Dying to Work there is an excellent quote given by Rep. Kolbe says, There are
no two countries in the world that share a border where the economic disparities are greater than
between the U.S. and Mexico. (AZ Republic, 2002) My paper draws on the information from the
Worldwide Refugee Information: Country Report: Mexico written in 2000 and the article titled
Dying to Work: The Arizona Republic written in 2001. Both of these articles give numerous
information about the Mexican Immigrants and refugees. I am focusing on the illegal Mexican
immigrants as well as refugees that enter the U.S. through refugee status, because living in Arizona,
there are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the USCR tries to help all the people that they possibly can, it would be impossible for
them to help all the refugees that are currently in Mexico. USCR (2002) quoted that there were
432 asylum seekers filed in Mexico, which is an increase of over 50 percent from 2002. As
Mexico remains to day to continue to be a poverty stricken country, the percentage rate will
continue to increase, as will the illegal immigrants that cross the border each day to search for
hope, because they are unable to obtain refugee status.
For illegal immigrants, it is very dangerous for them to come across. They are risking their lives
and their families lives in search for work. In the deserts that they cross are robbers, murders, no
water and no food. The AZ Republic (2003) estimated that in a year s time, approximately one
million people will get caught trying to sneak illegally into the U.S., and over 1000 will die.
According to the USCR (2002), in July, Mexico began a campaign to amplify the immigration
enforcement at the southern border. The called their campaign Plan Sur , and it was aimed at
stopping numerous illegal immigrants from stepping foot into the U.S. After September 11,
hundreds more were deployed to watch the border from illegal immigrants. Also, The INS has the
border wired with high tech gizmos and practically 10,000 agents to slash the stream
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Arizona s Laws on Immigration
Works Cited Not Included
In the article titled Dying to Work there is an excellent quote given by Rep. Kolbe says, There are
no two countries in the world that share a border where the economic disparities are greater than
between the U.S. and Mexico. (AZ Republic, 2002) My paper draws on the information from the
Worldwide Refugee Information: Country Report: Mexico written in 2000 and the article titled
Dying to Work: The Arizona Republic written in 2001. Both of these articles give numerous
information about the Mexican Immigrants and refugees. I am focusing on the illegal Mexican
immigrants as well as refugees that enter the U.S. through refugee status, because living in Arizona,
there are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the USCR tries to help all the people that they possibly can, it would be impossible for
them to help all the refugees that are currently in Mexico. USCR (2002) quoted that there were
432 asylum seekers filed in Mexico, which is an increase of over 50 percent from 2002. As
Mexico remains to day to continue to be a poverty stricken country, the percentage rate will
continue to increase, as will the illegal immigrants that cross the border each day to search for
hope, because they are unable to obtain refugee status.
For illegal immigrants, it is very dangerous for them to come across. They are risking their lives
and their families lives in search for work. In the deserts that they cross are robbers, murders, no
water and no food. The AZ Republic (2003) estimated that in a year s time, approximately one
million people will get caught trying to sneak illegally into the U.S., and over 1000 will die.
According to the USCR (2002), in July, Mexico began a campaign to amplify the immigration
enforcement at the southern border. The called their campaign Plan Sur , and it was aimed at
stopping numerous illegal immigrants from stepping foot into the U.S. After September 11,
hundreds more were deployed to watch the border from illegal immigrants. Also, The INS has the
border wired with high tech gizmos and practically 10,000 agents to slash the stream
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National Health Initiative ( Chi ) Complex Adaptive...
Healthcare Organizational Analysis
Healthcare organizations are constantly changing to meet the needs of their communities.
According to Mitchell (2013), organizations utilize evidence base practice to determine the changes
needed of a given community. The purpose of this paper is to analyze Catholic Health Initiative
(CHI) Saint Vincent Infirmary s (SVI) complex adaptive system, mission, values, culture, leadership
style, level of greatness, and readiness for changes.
Complex Adaptive System
Healthcare organizations have multiple agents collaborating together for the common good of the
community and patient. These agents may function independently but are dependent on one
another to function successfully (Plsek Greenhalgh, 2001). For ... Show more content on
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When patterns become the focus of the problem, complex systems can adapt more readily to
promote quality holistic care throughout the healthcare facility.
Organization: Catholic Health Initiative Saint Vincent Infirmary
SVI is one of many facilities in the CHI system. CHI is the nation s second largest nonprofit
health care organization (CHI, 2015). CHI consists of 102 hospitals, 30 critical access facilities,
home health agencies, accredited nursing colleges and several other outpatient facilities. SVI is
made up of over 76 clinics and 5 hospitals. SVI s mission is to use education and research to
nurture the healing ministry of the church as well as to provide human dignity and social justice
to create a healthier community (CHI SVI, 2015). The SVI core values are reverence, integrity,
compassion, and excellence. The mission and values of SVI are alive and well. According to U.S.
News and World Report (2015), SVI has been the number one hospital in Arkansas for three years
in a row. SVI is also one of 423 hospitals with Magnet status (American Nurses Credentialing
Center, 2015). SVI strives to utilize evidence based practice to provide the best quality care to
patients. Nurses at SVI participate in research, community outreach, and policy changes impacting
not only the patient but the work environment as well.
Culture at Saint Vincent Infirmary
SVI s employees and patients come from a vast array of
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Healthcare Organizational Analysis
Healthcare organizations are constantly changing to meet the needs of their communities.
According to Mitchell (2013), organizations utilize evidence base practice to determine the changes
needed of a given community. The purpose of this paper is to analyze Catholic Health Initiative
(CHI) Saint Vincent Infirmary s (SVI) complex adaptive system, mission, values, culture, leadership
style, level of greatness, and readiness for changes.
Complex Adaptive System
Healthcare organizations have multiple agents collaborating together for the common good of the
community and patient. These agents may function independently but are dependent on one
another to function successfully (Plsek Greenhalgh, 2001). For ... Show more content on
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When patterns become the focus of the problem, complex systems can adapt more readily to
promote quality holistic care throughout the healthcare facility.
Organization: Catholic Health Initiative Saint Vincent Infirmary
SVI is one of many facilities in the CHI system. CHI is the nation s second largest nonprofit
health care organization (CHI, 2015). CHI consists of 102 hospitals, 30 critical access facilities,
home health agencies, accredited nursing colleges and several other outpatient facilities. SVI is
made up of over 76 clinics and 5 hospitals. SVI s mission is to use education and research to
nurture the healing ministry of the church as well as to provide human dignity and social justice
to create a healthier community (CHI SVI, 2015). The SVI core values are reverence, integrity,
compassion, and excellence. The mission and values of SVI are alive and well. According to U.S.
News and World Report (2015), SVI has been the number one hospital in Arkansas for three years
in a row. SVI is also one of 423 hospitals with Magnet status (American Nurses Credentialing
Center, 2015). SVI strives to utilize evidence based practice to provide the best quality care to
patients. Nurses at SVI participate in research, community outreach, and policy changes impacting
not only the patient but the work environment as well.
Culture at Saint Vincent Infirmary
SVI s employees and patients come from a vast array of
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Concerns of a Metal World
Concerns of a Metal World Robots have always been a fascination though many Americans
openly discuss their concerns with what negative outcomes that automatons are capable of
creating though a lot of people fail to see the greater positive outcomes of assimilating these
machines into our society even though we are moving into that direction. This essay will discuss
some of the pros and cons of 3 main perspectives, which would be Commerce/Social, Medical,
and Military with the hope to persuade others into accepting robots. Many Americans are uneasy
with the idea of robots in the workforce or simply in public. Though machines are currently in our
workforce working in basic positions ( i.e. working assembly lines ) though if they were to... Show
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Though to some people they would be willing to take the risk for companionship from what Alan
Brown tells he met with a psychologist (Sherry Turkle) from MIT that had a talk with a student
(Anne) that if robots could mimic and evoke emotions that anne would trade in her boyfriend for
a robot to get that caring behavior ((BROWN, ALAN S. The Robotic Moment. Mechanical
Engineering 135.9 (2013) pg.33). To many it would help them with maladies such as loneliness
it would also put comfort to those in retirement homes for the seniors would have someone to
interact with. There is the idea of using robots to help children with autism or asp burgers to
teach them how to identify and react to people s emotion and facial expressions. Many wonder
how effective a robot would be in the field of medicine. Many people are uneasy with having to
get surgery from a human surgeon let alone a robot surgeon would be out of the question for
patients for they fear
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Concerns of a Metal World Robots have always been a fascination though many Americans
openly discuss their concerns with what negative outcomes that automatons are capable of
creating though a lot of people fail to see the greater positive outcomes of assimilating these
machines into our society even though we are moving into that direction. This essay will discuss
some of the pros and cons of 3 main perspectives, which would be Commerce/Social, Medical,
and Military with the hope to persuade others into accepting robots. Many Americans are uneasy
with the idea of robots in the workforce or simply in public. Though machines are currently in our
workforce working in basic positions ( i.e. working assembly lines ) though if they were to... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Though to some people they would be willing to take the risk for companionship from what Alan
Brown tells he met with a psychologist (Sherry Turkle) from MIT that had a talk with a student
(Anne) that if robots could mimic and evoke emotions that anne would trade in her boyfriend for
a robot to get that caring behavior ((BROWN, ALAN S. The Robotic Moment. Mechanical
Engineering 135.9 (2013) pg.33). To many it would help them with maladies such as loneliness
it would also put comfort to those in retirement homes for the seniors would have someone to
interact with. There is the idea of using robots to help children with autism or asp burgers to
teach them how to identify and react to people s emotion and facial expressions. Many wonder
how effective a robot would be in the field of medicine. Many people are uneasy with having to
get surgery from a human surgeon let alone a robot surgeon would be out of the question for
patients for they fear
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1mr Team
1 Armoured Medical Regiment fielded a team comprising of nearly all novice Nordic skiers
except for Captain Mike Troeller, Captain Nina Murphy and Lance Corporal Robinson. The rest
of the team consisted of Corporal Clynes, and Private MacRae who had a limited amount of
alpine skiing prior to commencing the season. All other team members had no experience of any
form of snow sports. The members included, Private Fraser, Private Duff, Private Williams, and
Private Anthony. 1AMR fielded a mens and ladies team throughout the Nordic ski season. The
team began training in Gala, Norway on Exercise NORDIC DRAGON. During the month in
Norway the team trained hard and were coached alongside other regiments by Major Matt
Garwood. As well as technique... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The mens and ladies team competed in a 15km classic race during Exercise Proton Serpent. To
add to the difficulties of the challenge, the race was at 2,000 metre altitude, and was 15 degrees
centigrade, with a wind chill of 36 degrees! It was testing conditions but the team came through it
unscathed. The finale to the Nordic Ski season saw the team performing very well during the
AMS Championships. The mens team finished 2nd behind 4AMR in a very hilly cross country
Patrol Race. Lance Corporal Robinson was not at the AMS Championships however, as she had
done well enough to qualify for the Army Championships representing AMS. With some
impressive individual times in the other AMS races, and high finishes, the team helped contribute
to 1AMR winning the overall combined ski AMS championships. Captain Troeller recorded some
impressive times and Private Anthony again one an individual prize. His performances brought
him the best novice skier prize for the AMS championships. All the training and hard work paid off
at the AMS, and the team can be proud of their performances. It s hoped that the team can stay
together next year to build on their achievements and bring back more medals for
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1 Armoured Medical Regiment fielded a team comprising of nearly all novice Nordic skiers
except for Captain Mike Troeller, Captain Nina Murphy and Lance Corporal Robinson. The rest
of the team consisted of Corporal Clynes, and Private MacRae who had a limited amount of
alpine skiing prior to commencing the season. All other team members had no experience of any
form of snow sports. The members included, Private Fraser, Private Duff, Private Williams, and
Private Anthony. 1AMR fielded a mens and ladies team throughout the Nordic ski season. The
team began training in Gala, Norway on Exercise NORDIC DRAGON. During the month in
Norway the team trained hard and were coached alongside other regiments by Major Matt
Garwood. As well as technique... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The mens and ladies team competed in a 15km classic race during Exercise Proton Serpent. To
add to the difficulties of the challenge, the race was at 2,000 metre altitude, and was 15 degrees
centigrade, with a wind chill of 36 degrees! It was testing conditions but the team came through it
unscathed. The finale to the Nordic Ski season saw the team performing very well during the
AMS Championships. The mens team finished 2nd behind 4AMR in a very hilly cross country
Patrol Race. Lance Corporal Robinson was not at the AMS Championships however, as she had
done well enough to qualify for the Army Championships representing AMS. With some
impressive individual times in the other AMS races, and high finishes, the team helped contribute
to 1AMR winning the overall combined ski AMS championships. Captain Troeller recorded some
impressive times and Private Anthony again one an individual prize. His performances brought
him the best novice skier prize for the AMS championships. All the training and hard work paid off
at the AMS, and the team can be proud of their performances. It s hoped that the team can stay
together next year to build on their achievements and bring back more medals for
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Grandmother Informative Speech
When i was younger and my family went out every weekend my grandmother would take care of
all their kinds the when they got home take care of them. She would have over 20 people in her
house and she would get up and cook of all of us. When the first time she got sick she went to the
hospital and that would be the first of many days. My grandmother is an inspiration to me.She
did everything she could t help and needy soul. She once brought a dog into her house to help it
back on its feet, and even helped it give birth. She would let any and everybody stay in her home
as long as they cleaned up behind themselves, unless it was an animal or they were not able to.
My topic is grandmother who means the world, moon and all 8 planets to me. No matter what
she always made sure that when i came over i would have plenty of crafts to do, food to cook
and toys to play with. We did so many crafts and projects together. They were so fun from stuff
going horribly wrong to her cussing up a storm every time something surprised or scared her.
When we did crafts she loved to use the not glue gun and the beads these were her go to things.
In this speech i will be talking about My grandmother s Goals, her personality, and her
achievements. Main point 1 First i will be talking about her goals. First one of her goals were to
become a nurse. She always told me that she wanted to be a nurse to help people back to health
and make sure that they were safe from any other harms. She was a nurse for
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When i was younger and my family went out every weekend my grandmother would take care of
all their kinds the when they got home take care of them. She would have over 20 people in her
house and she would get up and cook of all of us. When the first time she got sick she went to the
hospital and that would be the first of many days. My grandmother is an inspiration to me.She
did everything she could t help and needy soul. She once brought a dog into her house to help it
back on its feet, and even helped it give birth. She would let any and everybody stay in her home
as long as they cleaned up behind themselves, unless it was an animal or they were not able to.
My topic is grandmother who means the world, moon and all 8 planets to me. No matter what
she always made sure that when i came over i would have plenty of crafts to do, food to cook
and toys to play with. We did so many crafts and projects together. They were so fun from stuff
going horribly wrong to her cussing up a storm every time something surprised or scared her.
When we did crafts she loved to use the not glue gun and the beads these were her go to things.
In this speech i will be talking about My grandmother s Goals, her personality, and her
achievements. Main point 1 First i will be talking about her goals. First one of her goals were to
become a nurse. She always told me that she wanted to be a nurse to help people back to health
and make sure that they were safe from any other harms. She was a nurse for
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The Controversy Of Hair Loss
With age comes the trouble of hair loss. Using hair loss treatment will be a great solution for hair
loss. At any time your hair can just start diminishing. Stop your hair from falling out with giving it
more care. Follow several treatments that can help you eliminate this problem and you will be
happy with the outcome.
Even if losing hair doesn t affect your health, it affects your confidence a lot which is why you
need to use hair loss treatment. Many feel old and ugly when their hair begins to disappear. You
don t have to feel this way as there are treatments that can be done to eliminate this problem
completely. With time and patience you can feel young again and get your old life back, you just
have to do something about it.
Not having enough vitamins and nutrients in the scalp is an explanation for hair loss. You can
maintain healthy hair with taking vitamin B foods as these produce Keratin which is good for hair.
You can prevent hair loss as long as you eat healthy foods that produce Keratin. ... Show more
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You can go through surgery with obtaining hair transplants and hair plugs as hair loss treatment.
Any type of surgery is dangerous. Though if you are fearless and have plenty of money then you
can go ahead and do the
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With age comes the trouble of hair loss. Using hair loss treatment will be a great solution for hair
loss. At any time your hair can just start diminishing. Stop your hair from falling out with giving it
more care. Follow several treatments that can help you eliminate this problem and you will be
happy with the outcome.
Even if losing hair doesn t affect your health, it affects your confidence a lot which is why you
need to use hair loss treatment. Many feel old and ugly when their hair begins to disappear. You
don t have to feel this way as there are treatments that can be done to eliminate this problem
completely. With time and patience you can feel young again and get your old life back, you just
have to do something about it.
Not having enough vitamins and nutrients in the scalp is an explanation for hair loss. You can
maintain healthy hair with taking vitamin B foods as these produce Keratin which is good for hair.
You can prevent hair loss as long as you eat healthy foods that produce Keratin. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
You can go through surgery with obtaining hair transplants and hair plugs as hair loss treatment.
Any type of surgery is dangerous. Though if you are fearless and have plenty of money then you
can go ahead and do the
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St. Louis University Research Paper
Saint Louis University is located in Saint Louis, Missouri. There are 3 million people living in the
metropolitan area of Saint Louis. Some people may think that 3 million people is too massive for a
college town, nevertheless, that population may make it even better than a college town. There is a
considerable amount of attractions around the Saint Louis area that makes Saint Louis Universitya
pleasurable place to go to college. Conveniently near campus is Forest Park. Forest Park is larger
than the New York City s Central Park. Within Forest Park there are the Saint Louis Art Museum,
Saint Louis Zoo, Missouri History Museum, and the Saint Louis Science Center. All of these
attractions in Forest Park have free admission! There is also the City Museum, which surrounds you
of intriguing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A few of the places one could potentially work at would be Starbucks, Chick Fil A, or even on
campus. Starbucks may be a considerable career in the future while a college student. To work
at Starbucks one would only have to have basic knowledge. For example, one must be able to
construct diverse drinks, able to perform numerous different tasks, and the ability to learn
promptly. The average salary at Starbucks ranges from $9.00 $12.00. However, there are many
benefits when working at Starbucks. Working 20 hours or less grant benefits which include a
401(k), bonuses, and discounted stock purchase options ( Working at Starbucks ). Another
career possibility is Chick Fil A. A career here may give one several stupendous benefits. For
example, Chick Fil A gives out $1,000 scholarships to employees who are enrolled in college.
The salary ranges from $8.00 $11.00 an hour depending on experience. However, in order to be
employed one must be hardworking (Chick Fil A Job Description). Additionally, there are
opportunities for one to work on campus (Job
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Saint Louis University is located in Saint Louis, Missouri. There are 3 million people living in the
metropolitan area of Saint Louis. Some people may think that 3 million people is too massive for a
college town, nevertheless, that population may make it even better than a college town. There is a
considerable amount of attractions around the Saint Louis area that makes Saint Louis Universitya
pleasurable place to go to college. Conveniently near campus is Forest Park. Forest Park is larger
than the New York City s Central Park. Within Forest Park there are the Saint Louis Art Museum,
Saint Louis Zoo, Missouri History Museum, and the Saint Louis Science Center. All of these
attractions in Forest Park have free admission! There is also the City Museum, which surrounds you
of intriguing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A few of the places one could potentially work at would be Starbucks, Chick Fil A, or even on
campus. Starbucks may be a considerable career in the future while a college student. To work
at Starbucks one would only have to have basic knowledge. For example, one must be able to
construct diverse drinks, able to perform numerous different tasks, and the ability to learn
promptly. The average salary at Starbucks ranges from $9.00 $12.00. However, there are many
benefits when working at Starbucks. Working 20 hours or less grant benefits which include a
401(k), bonuses, and discounted stock purchase options ( Working at Starbucks ). Another
career possibility is Chick Fil A. A career here may give one several stupendous benefits. For
example, Chick Fil A gives out $1,000 scholarships to employees who are enrolled in college.
The salary ranges from $8.00 $11.00 an hour depending on experience. However, in order to be
employed one must be hardworking (Chick Fil A Job Description). Additionally, there are
opportunities for one to work on campus (Job
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Pyromania Essay
disorder and how it presents itself, other than the obvious compulsive setting of fires (Williams,
Clements, 2007). Nurses be an advocate for these clients not only in the community, but also in
various healthcare professions as well. The fact that there is no FDA approved medication for a
disorder which has been recognized since the late nineteenth century is appalling (Grant, Odlaug,
Kim, 2007). Nurses must advocate for the research to be done on medications which may help
those who suffer from pyromaniaand other impulse control disorders, to manage the symptoms of
these disorders (Huff, 2014). Nurses ought to also advocate for continuing research into the etiology
of the disorder, so that there can be a better understanding about... Show more content on
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It is important that they understand what types of feelings they have right before setting a fire,
while setting a fire, and the feelings of release or relief when the fire has been set. Once these
have been identified, alternative coping skills can be evaluated using a broad treatment plan which
can then be adjusted at an individual basis. Calming techniques must also be taught for when the
need to release stress and tension through pyromania arises (Williams, Clements, 2007). While the
etiology of impulse control disorders are not well know, it can be speculated that there underlying
causes have the potential of being similar. Thus, have members of the health care team, like
nurses, be able to recognize early signs of these disorders, can help clients receive the help that
they need at an earlier time, before it becomes destructive (Sparber,
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disorder and how it presents itself, other than the obvious compulsive setting of fires (Williams,
Clements, 2007). Nurses be an advocate for these clients not only in the community, but also in
various healthcare professions as well. The fact that there is no FDA approved medication for a
disorder which has been recognized since the late nineteenth century is appalling (Grant, Odlaug,
Kim, 2007). Nurses must advocate for the research to be done on medications which may help
those who suffer from pyromaniaand other impulse control disorders, to manage the symptoms of
these disorders (Huff, 2014). Nurses ought to also advocate for continuing research into the etiology
of the disorder, so that there can be a better understanding about... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is important that they understand what types of feelings they have right before setting a fire,
while setting a fire, and the feelings of release or relief when the fire has been set. Once these
have been identified, alternative coping skills can be evaluated using a broad treatment plan which
can then be adjusted at an individual basis. Calming techniques must also be taught for when the
need to release stress and tension through pyromania arises (Williams, Clements, 2007). While the
etiology of impulse control disorders are not well know, it can be speculated that there underlying
causes have the potential of being similar. Thus, have members of the health care team, like
nurses, be able to recognize early signs of these disorders, can help clients receive the help that
they need at an earlier time, before it becomes destructive (Sparber,
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The Long Term Effects Of Social Disadvantage Essay
to help industry and commerce make the most of its human resources. However, psychological
test data can also confront us with problems which are difficult to handle. Many of the
controversies which surround test use reflect existing problems in society. For example,
differences in test scores between blacks and whites in the United States are generally
considered to be a reflection of the long term effects of social disadvantage. Research shows that
these differences in test scores are not due to bias in the tests. They are real, and are predictive
of real social outcomes, to differences in academic attainment, differences in job performance,
and so on. Given the potential power of psychological tests as a tool, it is vital that they are used
carefully and appropriately. Use of tests should always be under the supervision of a competent
psychologist, or other suitably qualified, accredited person, and should always be carried out with
due regard for local cultural factors and for professional and ethical codes of practice. In the United
Kingdom, a national system of certification of test user competencies is now in place which is
based on standards for test use. In most countries, the national psychological association can
provide information and guidance covering the supply and use of tests, and standards for test
construction. Across countries, the International Test Commission liaises between national
psychological associations and provides guidance on technical issues
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to help industry and commerce make the most of its human resources. However, psychological
test data can also confront us with problems which are difficult to handle. Many of the
controversies which surround test use reflect existing problems in society. For example,
differences in test scores between blacks and whites in the United States are generally
considered to be a reflection of the long term effects of social disadvantage. Research shows that
these differences in test scores are not due to bias in the tests. They are real, and are predictive
of real social outcomes, to differences in academic attainment, differences in job performance,
and so on. Given the potential power of psychological tests as a tool, it is vital that they are used
carefully and appropriately. Use of tests should always be under the supervision of a competent
psychologist, or other suitably qualified, accredited person, and should always be carried out with
due regard for local cultural factors and for professional and ethical codes of practice. In the United
Kingdom, a national system of certification of test user competencies is now in place which is
based on standards for test use. In most countries, the national psychological association can
provide information and guidance covering the supply and use of tests, and standards for test
construction. Across countries, the International Test Commission liaises between national
psychological associations and provides guidance on technical issues
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Vimy Ridge History
The 100th anniversary of the battle of Vimy Ridge is an important part of Canada 150
celebrations and a defining event in the history of our nation. Although Confederation occurred 50
years earlier, it has been said that in 1917, Canada was transformed from colony to nation on the
slopes of Vimy Ridge. Less well recognized is the important service of Canadas legal professionals
in that part of our history. This year will be different.
In April, Canadians will commemorate the uncommon service and sacrifice of the soldiers,
sailors, and airmen who left their families and occupations to serve in WWI generally and at
Vimy in particular. For the first time, in recognition of the remarkable service and leadership of
Canada s legal professionals, the Chief Justice of Canada and the Judge Advocate General of
Canada are invited to participate formally in the Vimy commemoration at the national cenotaph in
Ottawa. This recognition has been well earned.
The most senior Canadian military officer ever to die in combat is Malcolm Mercer, a lawyer ...
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Charles Holland Locke, a lawyer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, served as a Captain in the artillery
at Vimy Ridge. Perhaps as significant as their service in war is the leadership these great
Canadians provided to the profession and to the country when they returned home. After the
war, Locke returned to practice law in British Columbia and in 1947, was appointed to the
Supreme Court of Canada. Service and leadership are inter generational principles. Mr. Justice
Locke s son, Charles Conrad Locke became a lawyer in British Columbia. Locke the younger
served as an artillery officer in WWII and went on to become a Justice of the Supreme Court of
British Columbia and later, a Justice of the Court of Appeal of British Columbia. Charles Conrad
Clarke also served as President of the British Columbia Law Society and President of the
Federation of Law Societies of
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The 100th anniversary of the battle of Vimy Ridge is an important part of Canada 150
celebrations and a defining event in the history of our nation. Although Confederation occurred 50
years earlier, it has been said that in 1917, Canada was transformed from colony to nation on the
slopes of Vimy Ridge. Less well recognized is the important service of Canadas legal professionals
in that part of our history. This year will be different.
In April, Canadians will commemorate the uncommon service and sacrifice of the soldiers,
sailors, and airmen who left their families and occupations to serve in WWI generally and at
Vimy in particular. For the first time, in recognition of the remarkable service and leadership of
Canada s legal professionals, the Chief Justice of Canada and the Judge Advocate General of
Canada are invited to participate formally in the Vimy commemoration at the national cenotaph in
Ottawa. This recognition has been well earned.
The most senior Canadian military officer ever to die in combat is Malcolm Mercer, a lawyer ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Charles Holland Locke, a lawyer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, served as a Captain in the artillery
at Vimy Ridge. Perhaps as significant as their service in war is the leadership these great
Canadians provided to the profession and to the country when they returned home. After the
war, Locke returned to practice law in British Columbia and in 1947, was appointed to the
Supreme Court of Canada. Service and leadership are inter generational principles. Mr. Justice
Locke s son, Charles Conrad Locke became a lawyer in British Columbia. Locke the younger
served as an artillery officer in WWII and went on to become a Justice of the Supreme Court of
British Columbia and later, a Justice of the Court of Appeal of British Columbia. Charles Conrad
Clarke also served as President of the British Columbia Law Society and President of the
Federation of Law Societies of
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Price Elasticity of Supply
Price Elasticity of Supply * Price Elasticity of Supply: * The degree of price elasticity of supply
depends on how easily and therefore quickly producers can shift resources between alternative
uses. Unlike PED, there is no Total Revenue Test for Price Elasticity of Supply. * Because there is
a direct relationship between Price Total revenue, they always move together.
DETERMINANT OF PRICE ELASTICITY OF SUPPLY: TIME!
THREE PERIODS: Market period short run long run * Price Elasticity of Supply: the Market
Period: The period that occurs when the time immediately after a change in market price is too
short for producers to respond with a change in quantity supplied. * Suppliers cannot be picky ...
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Decrease| Decrease| Indeterminate| Decrease|
Price Elasticity of Demand
The Price Elasticity Coefficient and Formula: * Price elasticity of demand = consumers
responsiveness/sensitivity to a product s price change * A product is elastic if a small change in
its price elicits very large changes in the quantity demanded. * * Movement on the demand curve
ex. products that are not required in people s daily lives are often elastic products. (not necessity
but luxury) * A product is inelastic if a big price change elicits very little influence on the quantity
demanded. * Minimal movement on the demand curve * ex. products that are required in people s
daily lives are often inelastic products. (not luxury but necessity)
It is important to keep in mind that elasticity involves percentage change in price and quantity
demanded; not absolute change.
Midpoint Formula for calculating elasticity: * We use the formula in computing the price
elasticity coefficient. * Ex: A change of $4 $5 along a demand curve is a 25% increase, but the
opposite price change from $5 $4 along the same curve is a 20% decrease. Since elasticity should
be the same whether price rises or falls, the midpoint formula is needed. * This formula simply
averages the two prices and the two quantities as the reference points for computing the percentages.
* Ex: the reference point for the
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Price Elasticity of Supply * Price Elasticity of Supply: * The degree of price elasticity of supply
depends on how easily and therefore quickly producers can shift resources between alternative
uses. Unlike PED, there is no Total Revenue Test for Price Elasticity of Supply. * Because there is
a direct relationship between Price Total revenue, they always move together.
DETERMINANT OF PRICE ELASTICITY OF SUPPLY: TIME!
THREE PERIODS: Market period short run long run * Price Elasticity of Supply: the Market
Period: The period that occurs when the time immediately after a change in market price is too
short for producers to respond with a change in quantity supplied. * Suppliers cannot be picky ...
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Decrease| Decrease| Indeterminate| Decrease|
Price Elasticity of Demand
The Price Elasticity Coefficient and Formula: * Price elasticity of demand = consumers
responsiveness/sensitivity to a product s price change * A product is elastic if a small change in
its price elicits very large changes in the quantity demanded. * * Movement on the demand curve
ex. products that are not required in people s daily lives are often elastic products. (not necessity
but luxury) * A product is inelastic if a big price change elicits very little influence on the quantity
demanded. * Minimal movement on the demand curve * ex. products that are required in people s
daily lives are often inelastic products. (not luxury but necessity)
It is important to keep in mind that elasticity involves percentage change in price and quantity
demanded; not absolute change.
Midpoint Formula for calculating elasticity: * We use the formula in computing the price
elasticity coefficient. * Ex: A change of $4 $5 along a demand curve is a 25% increase, but the
opposite price change from $5 $4 along the same curve is a 20% decrease. Since elasticity should
be the same whether price rises or falls, the midpoint formula is needed. * This formula simply
averages the two prices and the two quantities as the reference points for computing the percentages.
* Ex: the reference point for the
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Gender and Social Norms in Shakespeare s As You Like It...
Gender and Social Norms in As You Like It
Shakespeare based his comedy As You Like It primarily on three other works. Its plot follows the
basic structure of Rosalynde, published in 1590 by Thomas Lodge. The Tale of Gamelyn, written
by an unknown author in the mid fourteenth century, is a violent Middle English narrative that
was found among Chaucer s papers and provides further details for Shakespeare s work. With the
Forest of Ardenne serving as an escape for our main characters, Shakespeare takes his details from
the countless Robin Hood ballads popular in Medieval England. This paper will examine how
Shakespeare s adaptations and alterations of emphasis and plot from these source works have
turned our attention to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the final paragraph, Lodge reinforces his focus on men:
Here Gentlemen may you see in EUPHUES GOLDEN LEGACIE, that such as neglect their fathers
precepts, incurre much preiudice; that diuision in Nature as it is a blemish in nurture...concorde
sweetest conclusion, and amitie betwixt brothers more forceable than fortune.
This moral, pointed out to us in the last paragraph of Renaissance writing, says nothing about the
matters of interaction between men and women, only the interaction between brothers. The women
in the plot are deemphasized. In As You Like It, Shakespeare breaks all convention and a female
character delivers the epilog and speaks directly to the women calling them to action. The
playwright goes so far as to have Rosalind address the women audience members first.
Shakespeare clearly alters his plot to place primary emphasis on the women s roles in his play,
how they effect change and how they move and affect a world dominated by men.
Lodge s Rosalynde lives in a world where human behavior is repeatedly explained by reference
to long lists of infallible precepts that are said to determine our reactions, not as a reaction to what
other people have done or how they feel about each other (Stout 279). Shakespeare views love as
grounded in mutual behavior, and the interaction between people helps make possible what will
happen in the future. In Lodge, a common explanation for a character s actions is some sort
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Gender and Social Norms in As You Like It
Shakespeare based his comedy As You Like It primarily on three other works. Its plot follows the
basic structure of Rosalynde, published in 1590 by Thomas Lodge. The Tale of Gamelyn, written
by an unknown author in the mid fourteenth century, is a violent Middle English narrative that
was found among Chaucer s papers and provides further details for Shakespeare s work. With the
Forest of Ardenne serving as an escape for our main characters, Shakespeare takes his details from
the countless Robin Hood ballads popular in Medieval England. This paper will examine how
Shakespeare s adaptations and alterations of emphasis and plot from these source works have
turned our attention to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the final paragraph, Lodge reinforces his focus on men:
Here Gentlemen may you see in EUPHUES GOLDEN LEGACIE, that such as neglect their fathers
precepts, incurre much preiudice; that diuision in Nature as it is a blemish in nurture...concorde
sweetest conclusion, and amitie betwixt brothers more forceable than fortune.
This moral, pointed out to us in the last paragraph of Renaissance writing, says nothing about the
matters of interaction between men and women, only the interaction between brothers. The women
in the plot are deemphasized. In As You Like It, Shakespeare breaks all convention and a female
character delivers the epilog and speaks directly to the women calling them to action. The
playwright goes so far as to have Rosalind address the women audience members first.
Shakespeare clearly alters his plot to place primary emphasis on the women s roles in his play,
how they effect change and how they move and affect a world dominated by men.
Lodge s Rosalynde lives in a world where human behavior is repeatedly explained by reference
to long lists of infallible precepts that are said to determine our reactions, not as a reaction to what
other people have done or how they feel about each other (Stout 279). Shakespeare views love as
grounded in mutual behavior, and the interaction between people helps make possible what will
happen in the future. In Lodge, a common explanation for a character s actions is some sort
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Did Pythagoras Contribute To Geometry
Pythagoras was a Greek mathematician who was born around 569 BC in Samos, Ionia, which is in
Greece and died around 475 BC. Pythagoras is extremely important in the field of mathematics and
made many contributions to geometry. Not much is known about the early life of Pythagoras.
However, it is known that his father, Mnesarchus, was a merchant and that Pythagorastraveled
frequently with his father ( Pythagoras of Samos, n.d.). Thales and Anaximander were philosophers
who are believed to have influenced Pythagoras and his interest in mathematics ( Pythagoras of
Samos, n.d.). In fact, Anaximander was interested in geometry. He lectured on Miletus where
Pythagoras attended his lectures ( Pythagoras of Samos, n.d.). Pythagoras is most
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Pythagoras was a Greek mathematician who was born around 569 BC in Samos, Ionia, which is in
Greece and died around 475 BC. Pythagoras is extremely important in the field of mathematics and
made many contributions to geometry. Not much is known about the early life of Pythagoras.
However, it is known that his father, Mnesarchus, was a merchant and that Pythagorastraveled
frequently with his father ( Pythagoras of Samos, n.d.). Thales and Anaximander were philosophers
who are believed to have influenced Pythagoras and his interest in mathematics ( Pythagoras of
Samos, n.d.). In fact, Anaximander was interested in geometry. He lectured on Miletus where
Pythagoras attended his lectures ( Pythagoras of Samos, n.d.). Pythagoras is most
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Sexualized In Public
Before I will discuss how I feel about women baring their breasts out in public, I personally need
to consider my own. My breasts in a whole are not too large, yet not quite big either. I can
personally exempt myself from being a lifetime member of the itty bitty titty community, yet I m
still unable to join the big girl s gang. My breast is pretty average based off of my knowledge;
having a C cup bra size isn t something to neither complain nor fret about, yet for my average
size breast I do regulate and more importantly sexualized because of my boobs. I don t recall
agreeing to be sexualized before I was born, but then again neither did I agree to be born in a
patriarchal modern day society. I think that breast shouldn t be regulated nor condemn. Though
being bare breasted in public is something that I have yet to experience or actually do in my life;
I m certainly on board with this symbolical type of activism. Being bare breasted brings forth this
sentiment of liberation: free from underwire and free from those annoying straps, yet it also brings
forth those antagonizing stares and remarks at the same time. Is liberating your breast really worth
it? Considering Bartky s analysis: not really. Yes, the time has passed since Bartky was written her
article, yet sanctions and violence are still prominent in our modern society. The gaze which is
inscribed in the very structure of the disciplinary institution is internalized by the inmate; modern
technologies of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Women have fought for the right to do so, so they should be able to go topples. For me, the
sheer fact comes down to wherever or not you are confident in your body to go topples. Being
bare breasted in a way is a form of a political statement against patriarchy. I respect that, and I will
support that; however, it s not for me, I would rather fight a different battle that requires me to keep
my clothes
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Before I will discuss how I feel about women baring their breasts out in public, I personally need
to consider my own. My breasts in a whole are not too large, yet not quite big either. I can
personally exempt myself from being a lifetime member of the itty bitty titty community, yet I m
still unable to join the big girl s gang. My breast is pretty average based off of my knowledge;
having a C cup bra size isn t something to neither complain nor fret about, yet for my average
size breast I do regulate and more importantly sexualized because of my boobs. I don t recall
agreeing to be sexualized before I was born, but then again neither did I agree to be born in a
patriarchal modern day society. I think that breast shouldn t be regulated nor condemn. Though
being bare breasted in public is something that I have yet to experience or actually do in my life;
I m certainly on board with this symbolical type of activism. Being bare breasted brings forth this
sentiment of liberation: free from underwire and free from those annoying straps, yet it also brings
forth those antagonizing stares and remarks at the same time. Is liberating your breast really worth
it? Considering Bartky s analysis: not really. Yes, the time has passed since Bartky was written her
article, yet sanctions and violence are still prominent in our modern society. The gaze which is
inscribed in the very structure of the disciplinary institution is internalized by the inmate; modern
technologies of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Women have fought for the right to do so, so they should be able to go topples. For me, the
sheer fact comes down to wherever or not you are confident in your body to go topples. Being
bare breasted in a way is a form of a political statement against patriarchy. I respect that, and I will
support that; however, it s not for me, I would rather fight a different battle that requires me to keep
my clothes
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dealing In The Poem By W. H. Auden
The Poem was written by W.H Auden and was written in 1936.
The title in itself has many connotations of sadness. The word Funeral is associated with someone
dying. The word blues on the other hand is a type of Jazz that often conveys sadness. By combining
the two, we can see that the author has cleverly manipulated the title into conveying sadness.
The poem opens energetically, with an intensely emphasized verb Stop, a start that also suggests an
ending. Certainly, much of the rest of the poem is similarly constructed on heavily accentuated
verbs of command. The attitude of the poem is highly imperative. The poet gives out orders, but the
instructions he issues suggest that he cannot believe that the death of the certain person has
happened. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Death severs this connection, creating a shift in how life is perceived. The strength of this is in
contrast with the images of death, the funeral preparations, and how society thinks of mourning that
are in the previous stanzas. The last line of the third stanza and the fourth stanza speak to the
perpetual sense of loss that death has on the plane of living.
In the fourth stanza the poet s agony rings out even more passionately. Here he stresses that
Nature notice his grief, calling it to extinguish the stars and the moon and the sun and get rid of
the ocean. He desires the world to reflect the emptiness within him left by death. Human
monuments to the dead will not be adequate at best. There is no optimism at the end of the poem;
the reader is left with the very real and very hostile sense of the man s grief, since no end can be
accomplished without the poet s
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The Poem was written by W.H Auden and was written in 1936.
The title in itself has many connotations of sadness. The word Funeral is associated with someone
dying. The word blues on the other hand is a type of Jazz that often conveys sadness. By combining
the two, we can see that the author has cleverly manipulated the title into conveying sadness.
The poem opens energetically, with an intensely emphasized verb Stop, a start that also suggests an
ending. Certainly, much of the rest of the poem is similarly constructed on heavily accentuated
verbs of command. The attitude of the poem is highly imperative. The poet gives out orders, but the
instructions he issues suggest that he cannot believe that the death of the certain person has
happened. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Death severs this connection, creating a shift in how life is perceived. The strength of this is in
contrast with the images of death, the funeral preparations, and how society thinks of mourning that
are in the previous stanzas. The last line of the third stanza and the fourth stanza speak to the
perpetual sense of loss that death has on the plane of living.
In the fourth stanza the poet s agony rings out even more passionately. Here he stresses that
Nature notice his grief, calling it to extinguish the stars and the moon and the sun and get rid of
the ocean. He desires the world to reflect the emptiness within him left by death. Human
monuments to the dead will not be adequate at best. There is no optimism at the end of the poem;
the reader is left with the very real and very hostile sense of the man s grief, since no end can be
accomplished without the poet s
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Synthetic Meat In Karl Grossman s Locavore Movement Overlooks
The world is slowly dying. The idea that the world would end is inevitable, and thus posing the
question of what must be done in order to prevent the end of the world. The elucidation of this
problem is synthetic meat. Synthetic meat is a serious topic up for discussion. This discussion is
divided because of the moral aspect involved. Research and studies on synthetic meatreveal that is
proper and necessary in order to maintain the supply and demand required for the expanding
population. While some might say that it is morally incorrect it is what will save the world from
becoming extinct.
As of today, in vitro meat is only an idea for the future. Scientists are beginning to research synthetic
meat more because of the rising amount of controversy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Farmworkers will not be able to keep up with the supply and demand of food that will be needed in
the future. In Karl Grossman s article, Locavore Movement Overlooks Farmworkers, he
describes the way that the locavore movement works. It is a great system, but it will never work
out because of the supply and demand that would be needed in order to provide for the
population. Within the article he states, small farms like their factory farms counterparts, are
largely staffed by noncitizens, immigrant workers. Through this statement he shows that even
now there is not enough staff to produce food for the seven billion people now, and if there is an
extra two billion people on Earth there is no way that the farmworkers could keep up with the
supply and demand. With the farmers not going to be able to provide the food that is needed
locally, they should start using the stem cells from their animals and create locally grown
synthetic meat, and thus they will not only be able to keep up with the supply and demand but
save animals in the process. Not only will they save lives they will know what is being put into
the meat since they would be the ones making it. It is better to have synthetic meat created from
stem cells in machines because machines are better than humans. Farmworkers can get tired and
make mistakes, but machines do not get tired or even make mistakes because they are programmed
to do exactly as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The world is slowly dying. The idea that the world would end is inevitable, and thus posing the
question of what must be done in order to prevent the end of the world. The elucidation of this
problem is synthetic meat. Synthetic meat is a serious topic up for discussion. This discussion is
divided because of the moral aspect involved. Research and studies on synthetic meatreveal that is
proper and necessary in order to maintain the supply and demand required for the expanding
population. While some might say that it is morally incorrect it is what will save the world from
becoming extinct.
As of today, in vitro meat is only an idea for the future. Scientists are beginning to research synthetic
meat more because of the rising amount of controversy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Farmworkers will not be able to keep up with the supply and demand of food that will be needed in
the future. In Karl Grossman s article, Locavore Movement Overlooks Farmworkers, he
describes the way that the locavore movement works. It is a great system, but it will never work
out because of the supply and demand that would be needed in order to provide for the
population. Within the article he states, small farms like their factory farms counterparts, are
largely staffed by noncitizens, immigrant workers. Through this statement he shows that even
now there is not enough staff to produce food for the seven billion people now, and if there is an
extra two billion people on Earth there is no way that the farmworkers could keep up with the
supply and demand. With the farmers not going to be able to provide the food that is needed
locally, they should start using the stem cells from their animals and create locally grown
synthetic meat, and thus they will not only be able to keep up with the supply and demand but
save animals in the process. Not only will they save lives they will know what is being put into
the meat since they would be the ones making it. It is better to have synthetic meat created from
stem cells in machines because machines are better than humans. Farmworkers can get tired and
make mistakes, but machines do not get tired or even make mistakes because they are programmed
to do exactly as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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