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Non-conformity in The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the...
Non conformity in The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea, Medea, and The Stranger
We are constantly being affected our surroundings. As a result, our attitudes and personalities are a
product of our experiences and the various environments in which they occurred . Furthermore, the
society we live in presents to us a set of standards, values, and givens that we may or may not
agree with. In literature, the society plays a major role in affecting the characters thoughts and
actions. In The Sailor who Fell From Grace with the Sea, The Stranger, and Medea , the characters
are affected by their society, and their actions reflect their conformity (or non conformity) to it.
Ultimately, non conformity in these works create the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His character expressed an indifferent view of the universe, with a tasteless, emotionless approach
to everyday tasks. Being indifferent, he cared for nothing and no one, thus being a potential threat
to society, if anything. If anything is high on the list of criteria for being a non conformist , it s
being a potential threat to society!
In Euripides Medea , the characters live in a mythological society, which for the most part
reflected the ideas and values of ancient Greece, with the exceptions of Gods and Goddesses.
Since witches have always been a symbol of evil and mischief, it is assumed that Medea, a witch,
does not conform with the society she exists in. Besides that fact, Medea takes place in Greece
while Medea herself comes from a distant land, considered savage by Greek standards. With that
burden, she fills no other role than non conformist, and the position inspires her actions which make
Medea into a tragedy.
The non conformists in these works all seem to defy society to the point of a common
act(murder), with the exception of Fusako, whose actions and lifestyle play a role of indirectly
inspiring the act while not committing the act herself. In this perspective her function as non
conformist is less significant than the others . The widowed mother of Noboru, Fusako has
adapted to many western ways. In her room are shiny brass beds from New Orleans and European
perfumes like eau de Cologne (Mishima 4 5).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Non conformity in The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea, Medea, and The Stranger
We are constantly being affected our surroundings. As a result, our attitudes and personalities are a
product of our experiences and the various environments in which they occurred . Furthermore, the
society we live in presents to us a set of standards, values, and givens that we may or may not
agree with. In literature, the society plays a major role in affecting the characters thoughts and
actions. In The Sailor who Fell From Grace with the Sea, The Stranger, and Medea , the characters
are affected by their society, and their actions reflect their conformity (or non conformity) to it.
Ultimately, non conformity in these works create the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His character expressed an indifferent view of the universe, with a tasteless, emotionless approach
to everyday tasks. Being indifferent, he cared for nothing and no one, thus being a potential threat
to society, if anything. If anything is high on the list of criteria for being a non conformist , it s
being a potential threat to society!
In Euripides Medea , the characters live in a mythological society, which for the most part
reflected the ideas and values of ancient Greece, with the exceptions of Gods and Goddesses.
Since witches have always been a symbol of evil and mischief, it is assumed that Medea, a witch,
does not conform with the society she exists in. Besides that fact, Medea takes place in Greece
while Medea herself comes from a distant land, considered savage by Greek standards. With that
burden, she fills no other role than non conformist, and the position inspires her actions which make
Medea into a tragedy.
The non conformists in these works all seem to defy society to the point of a common
act(murder), with the exception of Fusako, whose actions and lifestyle play a role of indirectly
inspiring the act while not committing the act herself. In this perspective her function as non
conformist is less significant than the others . The widowed mother of Noboru, Fusako has
adapted to many western ways. In her room are shiny brass beds from New Orleans and European
perfumes like eau de Cologne (Mishima 4 5).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ellis Hall Active Learning Classroom
The methods I have found most effective are: active learning, practice and overlearning, and
distance learning. There were several research studies that demonstrated the positive impact active
learning can have upon students. One outcome is increased content knowledge, critical thinking
and problem solving abilities, and positive attitudes towards learningin comparison to traditional
lecture based delivery. However, it also can increase enthusiasm for learning in both students and
instructors. Then, there is the improving students perceptions and attitudes towards information
literacy ( Ellis Hall Active Learning Classrooms Project. ). Therefore, professors always encourage
students to take notes or outline reading assignments, talk to others about the material, and write
and rewrite key concepts rather than just read the material repeatedly (Levy p.228). Now, practice
and overlearning, the book says, practice makes perfect. Although true perfection is rarely... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I remember him talking about himself, his wife, and the animals he had. He would insert short
stories and videos that would help us remember the information better. In other course, I took
with a different professor, she would tell us to study the terminology very well before an exam.
She would also show us videos that would help and there were always ways to get extra credit.
Another reason I remember her is because some of the extra credit that was writing letters to all
soldiers. The letters we wrote went to them, some were thanking letters, some were wishing them
blessed holidays, and some were just to talk to them, so they felt they were not treasured, when in
fact they are. When I am with my family they always ask me questions about animals and
psychology questions and I know I can answer them with the knowledge that I have gained from
these professors as well as the ones I have now and in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The methods I have found most effective are: active learning, practice and overlearning, and
distance learning. There were several research studies that demonstrated the positive impact active
learning can have upon students. One outcome is increased content knowledge, critical thinking
and problem solving abilities, and positive attitudes towards learningin comparison to traditional
lecture based delivery. However, it also can increase enthusiasm for learning in both students and
instructors. Then, there is the improving students perceptions and attitudes towards information
literacy ( Ellis Hall Active Learning Classrooms Project. ). Therefore, professors always encourage
students to take notes or outline reading assignments, talk to others about the material, and write
and rewrite key concepts rather than just read the material repeatedly (Levy p.228). Now, practice
and overlearning, the book says, practice makes perfect. Although true perfection is rarely... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I remember him talking about himself, his wife, and the animals he had. He would insert short
stories and videos that would help us remember the information better. In other course, I took
with a different professor, she would tell us to study the terminology very well before an exam.
She would also show us videos that would help and there were always ways to get extra credit.
Another reason I remember her is because some of the extra credit that was writing letters to all
soldiers. The letters we wrote went to them, some were thanking letters, some were wishing them
blessed holidays, and some were just to talk to them, so they felt they were not treasured, when in
fact they are. When I am with my family they always ask me questions about animals and
psychology questions and I know I can answer them with the knowledge that I have gained from
these professors as well as the ones I have now and in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Propaganda During WWI
Propaganda is information, ideas, or rumors made and compelled to change the way to are
thinking about a certain subject, usually a political subject. Propaganda usually does not tell the
truth about other countries strategy in war and what they are doing right and what they are
doing wrong. Propaganda was used mainly during WWII and WWI to promote nationalism in
countries. This idea was extremely effective, and very well could have started WWII.
Propaganda Techniques There were hundreds of types of propaganda, but we are only going to
scratch the surface. One of the big ones was called demonization, which is when a writer or
reporter makes a leader or an international power look like a bad
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Propaganda is information, ideas, or rumors made and compelled to change the way to are
thinking about a certain subject, usually a political subject. Propaganda usually does not tell the
truth about other countries strategy in war and what they are doing right and what they are
doing wrong. Propaganda was used mainly during WWII and WWI to promote nationalism in
countries. This idea was extremely effective, and very well could have started WWII.
Propaganda Techniques There were hundreds of types of propaganda, but we are only going to
scratch the surface. One of the big ones was called demonization, which is when a writer or
reporter makes a leader or an international power look like a bad
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Submissiveness In Alice Walker s Everyday Use
In the rural part of the South, Mother Johnson and daughter, Maggie, lives very undemanding,
old fashioned lives. Dee, Maggie s sister, lives luxuriously for the time: received an education
and has a significant other. As they wait for Dee on the porch, Maggie is nervous to see her
sister, as Dee was smiling when their previous house was burning down with Maggie in there for
a short time. They finally arrive, had lunch and Dee started rummaging through old keepsakes, in
which she was never was interested until now. She asks for some old quilts that were going to be
given to maggie when she married, but after Mother Johnson told her to whom they were going
originally. Dee shouts saying, Maggie would be backward enough to put them to everyday use, at
this point... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One reason she willing to give up one of her most valued possessions to make Dee less
aggressive with her mother. The most evident piece information that supports her
submissiveness is when Maggie said dee could have the blankets without any retaliation after
hearing all the negative comments that Dee said about her. Maggie can t appreciate theses
quilts, she said. She d probably be backward enough to put them to everyday use. ...... She can
have them, Momma, I can member grandmaDee without them . Another reason Maggie is so
willing is because she s scared of Dee; of what she is capable. Dee comes back to the house for
no apparent reason asking for a bunch of old stuff that she called old and outfit style, ultimately
just to get things with which she intends to make an art project. And dee watched their previous
house go up in flames with a smile on her face while maggie was in the burning house I see her
standing off by the sweet gum tree, she used to dig gum from, she had a look of concentration her
face, she watched the last gray bored from the house fall to the to the red hot brick chimney. why
don t you dance around the ashes I wanted to ask. she hated that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the rural part of the South, Mother Johnson and daughter, Maggie, lives very undemanding,
old fashioned lives. Dee, Maggie s sister, lives luxuriously for the time: received an education
and has a significant other. As they wait for Dee on the porch, Maggie is nervous to see her
sister, as Dee was smiling when their previous house was burning down with Maggie in there for
a short time. They finally arrive, had lunch and Dee started rummaging through old keepsakes, in
which she was never was interested until now. She asks for some old quilts that were going to be
given to maggie when she married, but after Mother Johnson told her to whom they were going
originally. Dee shouts saying, Maggie would be backward enough to put them to everyday use, at
this point... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One reason she willing to give up one of her most valued possessions to make Dee less
aggressive with her mother. The most evident piece information that supports her
submissiveness is when Maggie said dee could have the blankets without any retaliation after
hearing all the negative comments that Dee said about her. Maggie can t appreciate theses
quilts, she said. She d probably be backward enough to put them to everyday use. ...... She can
have them, Momma, I can member grandmaDee without them . Another reason Maggie is so
willing is because she s scared of Dee; of what she is capable. Dee comes back to the house for
no apparent reason asking for a bunch of old stuff that she called old and outfit style, ultimately
just to get things with which she intends to make an art project. And dee watched their previous
house go up in flames with a smile on her face while maggie was in the burning house I see her
standing off by the sweet gum tree, she used to dig gum from, she had a look of concentration her
face, she watched the last gray bored from the house fall to the to the red hot brick chimney. why
don t you dance around the ashes I wanted to ask. she hated that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Cathedral By Raymond Carver
Cathedral written by Raymond Carver is a short story that unfolds as a first person narrative of
the main character named Bub. The story beautifully depicts the process of an individual who
transforms from a person with lack of knowledge and ignorant towards knowledgeable soul, due
to an encounter with his wife s blind friend Robert, to an individual that is enlightened. The
cathedral, in this story, is a mere subject brought up at the end of this story which becomes the
object of his enlightenment. Cathedral, tells a tale of Bub who through a blind man receives an
eye opening experience. The narrator starts off as intolerable, but towards the end of the story, with
the assistance of a blind man makes him open minded. He is clobbered... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
I got up off the sofa with my drink and went to the window to have a look (pg. 5). From the
narrator s consumption of alcohol it helped slowly lower the walls that he had up blocking him to
allow Robert into his space.
Another indication that shows the narrator was hit hard was when he began to realized that what
he read in papers weren t always true. I remember I read somewhere that the blind didn t smoke...
they couldn t see the smoke they exhale... But this blind man smoked his cigarette down to the
nubbin and then lit another one (pg. 6). This moment allowed for the narrator to see that what he
has read isn t always the truth, and that was shown when Robert proved the narrator s preconceived
notations wrong.
The narrator s presumptions led to him being clobbered and irony played a role in the process. Bub
felt that Robert s blindness hindered him from his daily activities such as eating, The blind man
had right away located his foods, he knew just where everything was on his plate. I watched with
admiration as he used his knife and fork on the meat (pg. 7). The narrator was astonished, he didn t
expect Robert to be able to locate the food on his plate nor did he expect him to find and use the
eating utensils with ease. Another example of irony was when the narrator went to turn on the
television and his wife felt he was vainly disrespectful towards Robert. The narrator s wife believed
that since Robert was blind, he wouldn t have a television set. She
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cathedral written by Raymond Carver is a short story that unfolds as a first person narrative of
the main character named Bub. The story beautifully depicts the process of an individual who
transforms from a person with lack of knowledge and ignorant towards knowledgeable soul, due
to an encounter with his wife s blind friend Robert, to an individual that is enlightened. The
cathedral, in this story, is a mere subject brought up at the end of this story which becomes the
object of his enlightenment. Cathedral, tells a tale of Bub who through a blind man receives an
eye opening experience. The narrator starts off as intolerable, but towards the end of the story, with
the assistance of a blind man makes him open minded. He is clobbered... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
I got up off the sofa with my drink and went to the window to have a look (pg. 5). From the
narrator s consumption of alcohol it helped slowly lower the walls that he had up blocking him to
allow Robert into his space.
Another indication that shows the narrator was hit hard was when he began to realized that what
he read in papers weren t always true. I remember I read somewhere that the blind didn t smoke...
they couldn t see the smoke they exhale... But this blind man smoked his cigarette down to the
nubbin and then lit another one (pg. 6). This moment allowed for the narrator to see that what he
has read isn t always the truth, and that was shown when Robert proved the narrator s preconceived
notations wrong.
The narrator s presumptions led to him being clobbered and irony played a role in the process. Bub
felt that Robert s blindness hindered him from his daily activities such as eating, The blind man
had right away located his foods, he knew just where everything was on his plate. I watched with
admiration as he used his knife and fork on the meat (pg. 7). The narrator was astonished, he didn t
expect Robert to be able to locate the food on his plate nor did he expect him to find and use the
eating utensils with ease. Another example of irony was when the narrator went to turn on the
television and his wife felt he was vainly disrespectful towards Robert. The narrator s wife believed
that since Robert was blind, he wouldn t have a television set. She
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Study on Ethics and Dual Relationships in Social Work...
Ethics Case Study: Juan S.
The social worker in this case study worked at the ABC Children s Wellness Center. An ESL
teacher at a local elementary school referred Juan S. to her. Juan came to the center with his mother,
Silvia.
Before seeing Juan and his mother, the social worker called the ESL teacher who referred Juan to
her to discuss the case. The teacher reported that Juan was showing little interest in classroom
activities or his peers, and always seemed exhausted. He was irritable and frequently became
physically aggressive toward classmates who made fun of him for being so small and thin
(sometimes calling him mosquito ). She also stated that he often appeared to be daydreaming, and
when she tried to talk to him, he seemed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Juan was present during that shooting, and barely escaped with his own life. Silvia then made
the decision to take her remaining two children to America, and contacted her cousin who lived
in Brownsville, TX to help her slip across the border. The cousin was able get someone to
smuggle Silvia, Jaime and Juan across the border at the cost of $10,000. They crossed the border
on foot and were met by someone who hid them under the hay placed in the feeding troughs of a
cattle truck. They were left there for two days without food or water in 98 degree weather while
the truck made its way to the Texas Arkansas border. There they were picked up by her cousin
who placed them on a bus to W. Palm Beach Fl where another cousin lived. Silvia must now pay
back the $10,000 she owes her cousin.
The mother indicated that the family was having great difficulty financially because, without
papers, Silvia and Jaime were having trouble finding jobs, and Silvia was afraid to apply for
public assistance. She had recently obtained a job as a housekeeper and nanny for a wealthy
family with 3 young children. The family, however, did not pay her each week as promised, and
when they did pay her, they sometimes paid less than the agreed amount. Sylvia was afraid to
complain because she feared the family might turn her in to the immigration authorities. She was
searching for other work but had not found anything. Jaime worked as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ethics Case Study: Juan S.
The social worker in this case study worked at the ABC Children s Wellness Center. An ESL
teacher at a local elementary school referred Juan S. to her. Juan came to the center with his mother,
Silvia.
Before seeing Juan and his mother, the social worker called the ESL teacher who referred Juan to
her to discuss the case. The teacher reported that Juan was showing little interest in classroom
activities or his peers, and always seemed exhausted. He was irritable and frequently became
physically aggressive toward classmates who made fun of him for being so small and thin
(sometimes calling him mosquito ). She also stated that he often appeared to be daydreaming, and
when she tried to talk to him, he seemed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Juan was present during that shooting, and barely escaped with his own life. Silvia then made
the decision to take her remaining two children to America, and contacted her cousin who lived
in Brownsville, TX to help her slip across the border. The cousin was able get someone to
smuggle Silvia, Jaime and Juan across the border at the cost of $10,000. They crossed the border
on foot and were met by someone who hid them under the hay placed in the feeding troughs of a
cattle truck. They were left there for two days without food or water in 98 degree weather while
the truck made its way to the Texas Arkansas border. There they were picked up by her cousin
who placed them on a bus to W. Palm Beach Fl where another cousin lived. Silvia must now pay
back the $10,000 she owes her cousin.
The mother indicated that the family was having great difficulty financially because, without
papers, Silvia and Jaime were having trouble finding jobs, and Silvia was afraid to apply for
public assistance. She had recently obtained a job as a housekeeper and nanny for a wealthy
family with 3 young children. The family, however, did not pay her each week as promised, and
when they did pay her, they sometimes paid less than the agreed amount. Sylvia was afraid to
complain because she feared the family might turn her in to the immigration authorities. She was
searching for other work but had not found anything. Jaime worked as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Texas Attorney General s Office
This proposal will detail the following items: (1) the goals of the Texas attorney general s office
and my responsibilities in the particular position; (2) my perceived personal and professional
benefit from serving at the Texas attorney general s office; and (3) my distinct personal and
professional qualities and prior public service that distinguishes me from my fellow colleagues .
The Attorney General of Texas is a position charged to uphold Texas law and the Texas
Constitution; represent the State in litigation; and approve public bond issues. However, the
fundamental goal of the office is to guard the rights of Texans through various divisions of the
agencies. These divisions are responsible for consumer health, safety, and regulations, as well as,
protection of elderly and disabled individual rights. As a summer law clerk at the attorney general
s office I will conduct legal research and draft memoranda under the supervision of an agency
attorney. My first choice with the agency is the criminal prosecutions division. In the event I am
placed in that division I may have the opportunity to assist in discovery and attend hearings or
trials. However, I also asked to be placed in the following divisions: consumer protection,
administrative, and general litigation. Through the different responsibilities I will likely be tasked
with, there are multiple professional benefits. For example, I will have the opportunity to practice,
and continue to sharpen, my legal research and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This proposal will detail the following items: (1) the goals of the Texas attorney general s office
and my responsibilities in the particular position; (2) my perceived personal and professional
benefit from serving at the Texas attorney general s office; and (3) my distinct personal and
professional qualities and prior public service that distinguishes me from my fellow colleagues .
The Attorney General of Texas is a position charged to uphold Texas law and the Texas
Constitution; represent the State in litigation; and approve public bond issues. However, the
fundamental goal of the office is to guard the rights of Texans through various divisions of the
agencies. These divisions are responsible for consumer health, safety, and regulations, as well as,
protection of elderly and disabled individual rights. As a summer law clerk at the attorney general
s office I will conduct legal research and draft memoranda under the supervision of an agency
attorney. My first choice with the agency is the criminal prosecutions division. In the event I am
placed in that division I may have the opportunity to assist in discovery and attend hearings or
trials. However, I also asked to be placed in the following divisions: consumer protection,
administrative, and general litigation. Through the different responsibilities I will likely be tasked
with, there are multiple professional benefits. For example, I will have the opportunity to practice,
and continue to sharpen, my legal research and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Science As Falsification By Karl Popper
For this week reading, I had the pleasure to read from the authors Karl Popper, Edward O.
Wilson, and Vandana Shiva. Karl Popper, philosopher and author of Science as Falsification,
believed the scientific method was made to seem quite easy to be placed yet mistaken due to
claims of palm reading or astrology making a status in the field of science. Karl Popper says, There
was a lot of popular nonsense talked about these theories, and especially about relativity (as still
happens even today)... (Popper 338). People don t really question the field of science and theories
that are being stated. People go along with what is being stated and not question the theories. A
theory or an idea should not be classified as scientific unless proven so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For this week reading, I had the pleasure to read from the authors Karl Popper, Edward O.
Wilson, and Vandana Shiva. Karl Popper, philosopher and author of Science as Falsification,
believed the scientific method was made to seem quite easy to be placed yet mistaken due to
claims of palm reading or astrology making a status in the field of science. Karl Popper says, There
was a lot of popular nonsense talked about these theories, and especially about relativity (as still
happens even today)... (Popper 338). People don t really question the field of science and theories
that are being stated. People go along with what is being stated and not question the theories. A
theory or an idea should not be classified as scientific unless proven so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mending Wall By Robert Frost
On the other hand, interpretative strategies refer to those activities that will help the students to
develop their ability to unravel meanings and improve their critical approach to the literary text.
Some literary theorists argue that interpretation only takes place when the reader has developed
more influence on his/her construction of meaning from a text (Schade, 2002). Consequently,
through the interpretative activities, the student will be able to (Beach, Appleman, Fecho, Simon,
2017):
пѓјIdentify their personal emotions to those met in the different characters of the text;
пѓјUnderstand the characters actions in the social and cultural context for example for Macbeth at
the Elizabethan period;
пѓјElaborate on connections with other ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A second reading may be required for better understanding due to the length of the poem and the
medium level of technicity. By the end, some minutes are provided to the student to immerse
themselves in visual and vivid aspect of Frost s poem. The teacher asks the students for their
reaction. This should lead to the prominent item of the poem which is the wall and the fence and
the way the poem consists of two contrasting ideas with something there that doesn t love a wall
and good fences make good neighbours . In this respect, the class is divided into two groups with
those who are for and against the contrasting ideas. Time is allocated for each group to find words
/sentence in the poem which may support these ideas. Sentence such as my apple tree will never
get across can be used as arguments for good fences make good friends . Associative words
identified during the warm up exercise can be used to back each group arguments. A small debate
could be undertaken between the main representatives of each ideas with the teacher acting as
moderator. This activity will contribute to the understating of the dual concepts and the nuances
that exists in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
On the other hand, interpretative strategies refer to those activities that will help the students to
develop their ability to unravel meanings and improve their critical approach to the literary text.
Some literary theorists argue that interpretation only takes place when the reader has developed
more influence on his/her construction of meaning from a text (Schade, 2002). Consequently,
through the interpretative activities, the student will be able to (Beach, Appleman, Fecho, Simon,
2017):
пѓјIdentify their personal emotions to those met in the different characters of the text;
пѓјUnderstand the characters actions in the social and cultural context for example for Macbeth at
the Elizabethan period;
пѓјElaborate on connections with other ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A second reading may be required for better understanding due to the length of the poem and the
medium level of technicity. By the end, some minutes are provided to the student to immerse
themselves in visual and vivid aspect of Frost s poem. The teacher asks the students for their
reaction. This should lead to the prominent item of the poem which is the wall and the fence and
the way the poem consists of two contrasting ideas with something there that doesn t love a wall
and good fences make good neighbours . In this respect, the class is divided into two groups with
those who are for and against the contrasting ideas. Time is allocated for each group to find words
/sentence in the poem which may support these ideas. Sentence such as my apple tree will never
get across can be used as arguments for good fences make good friends . Associative words
identified during the warm up exercise can be used to back each group arguments. A small debate
could be undertaken between the main representatives of each ideas with the teacher acting as
moderator. This activity will contribute to the understating of the dual concepts and the nuances
that exists in the
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Tragic Events in The novel Montana 1948 by Larry Watson...
Many of life s experience colour the way we look at ourselves and society in which we live. The
novel Montana 1948 by Larry Watson is indeed all about the tragic event of David Hayden s
twelfth summer, which irrevocably changed him. These events help us understand the idea of
coming of age and how childhood experiences change us and affect how we define ourselves as
adults.
Montana 1948 is set in a small country town in Mercer County, Montana called Bentrock. The story
is about a young boy David Hayden who couldn t be happier.в њ” But one afternoon when David
eavesdropped on his parents, his life changed forever. He tells us in the prologue that, From the
summer of my twelfth year I carry a series of images more vivid and lasting than any ... Show more
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This scene epitomises this style of writing and the frustrations that David feels for the entirety of
the text.
As at the beginning David was a young boy who is like any other kid in 1948. He likes to play
outside with his friends, ride horses, he preferred the wilderness of the country compared to the
rules enforced by people in town. He doesn t have a care in the world as any twelve year old should.
He thought that he had more status with his parents than he did but finds out that his Uncle
molested Indian girls and possibly his beloved Marie. He wanted to be included in the events
that was going on around him. He wanted to know what the adults were talking about. Every
single detail. I think that kids like David want to know what is happening and I think its quite a
bad idea because they pick up things they probably shouldn t and as they grow older they find out
that it isn t actually a good idea. So David eavesdrops on the conversation and he wants to know
what s happening. He wants to have adult status within his parents But the one time he did listen
to what his parents were talking about even though he wasn t supposed to know changed him for
ever. He says, I would never have heard the conversation between my father and mother, and
perhaps I would have lived out my life with an illusion about my about my family and perhaps.
This is true because the conversation between Gail and Wesley was
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Many of life s experience colour the way we look at ourselves and society in which we live. The
novel Montana 1948 by Larry Watson is indeed all about the tragic event of David Hayden s
twelfth summer, which irrevocably changed him. These events help us understand the idea of
coming of age and how childhood experiences change us and affect how we define ourselves as
adults.
Montana 1948 is set in a small country town in Mercer County, Montana called Bentrock. The story
is about a young boy David Hayden who couldn t be happier.в њ” But one afternoon when David
eavesdropped on his parents, his life changed forever. He tells us in the prologue that, From the
summer of my twelfth year I carry a series of images more vivid and lasting than any ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This scene epitomises this style of writing and the frustrations that David feels for the entirety of
the text.
As at the beginning David was a young boy who is like any other kid in 1948. He likes to play
outside with his friends, ride horses, he preferred the wilderness of the country compared to the
rules enforced by people in town. He doesn t have a care in the world as any twelve year old should.
He thought that he had more status with his parents than he did but finds out that his Uncle
molested Indian girls and possibly his beloved Marie. He wanted to be included in the events
that was going on around him. He wanted to know what the adults were talking about. Every
single detail. I think that kids like David want to know what is happening and I think its quite a
bad idea because they pick up things they probably shouldn t and as they grow older they find out
that it isn t actually a good idea. So David eavesdrops on the conversation and he wants to know
what s happening. He wants to have adult status within his parents But the one time he did listen
to what his parents were talking about even though he wasn t supposed to know changed him for
ever. He says, I would never have heard the conversation between my father and mother, and
perhaps I would have lived out my life with an illusion about my about my family and perhaps.
This is true because the conversation between Gail and Wesley was
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Sustainability Education and Recent Debates on Climate Change
In the beginning of 1860s John Tyndall was discovered Carbon dioxide s heat trapping properties
(Chivers, D. 2011). From that time scientists from educational, political and philosophical
ideologies fields have been appeared with different points of view Hicks, D. (2007). Some of those
scientists are requesting urgent support to climate change situation Chivers, D. (2011). While on
the other hand another advocates minimize the importance of climate change situation Chivers, D.
(2011). These conflicts have made an increasing number of debates between scientists. This caused
born of new studies, articles, researches and approach called sustainabilityeducation. (Thomas et al.
(2007) sighted in Hicks, D. (2007). The relationship between... Show more content on
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2005; Kumar et al. 2005). with this example it is very clear how sustainability education increase
the conduct of the recent debates. Another examples given by Hegarty, K (2011) that sustainability
education courses takes a triple bottom line (TBL) , or three pillars approach to the presentation of
sustainability (Goldie, Douglas, and Furnass 2005), highlighting the highly interdependent, often
contradictory, relationship of the three elements of sustainability: society, environment and
economy. Figure one exemplifies this relationship (Maryland 2007). This means the more
sustainability researches, reports and new evidences the more new debates. Another example is
Danny Chivers. He is a climate change researcher, activist, carbon footprint analyst and
performance poet. He is an activate advocate request to support the climate change situation
urgently. He made many efforts trying to convince the international community the importance of
paying more attention to the environment. He is an example of one of the recent debates that affect
sustainability education. He is the author of the all new No Nonsense Guide to Climate Change,
published by New Internationalist a handy pocket guide to the latest climate change science,
targets, solutions, politics, activism, and the way forward Chivers, D. (2011). These were some
examples how the sustainability education affects the recent debates on
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In the beginning of 1860s John Tyndall was discovered Carbon dioxide s heat trapping properties
(Chivers, D. 2011). From that time scientists from educational, political and philosophical
ideologies fields have been appeared with different points of view Hicks, D. (2007). Some of those
scientists are requesting urgent support to climate change situation Chivers, D. (2011). While on
the other hand another advocates minimize the importance of climate change situation Chivers, D.
(2011). These conflicts have made an increasing number of debates between scientists. This caused
born of new studies, articles, researches and approach called sustainabilityeducation. (Thomas et al.
(2007) sighted in Hicks, D. (2007). The relationship between... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
2005; Kumar et al. 2005). with this example it is very clear how sustainability education increase
the conduct of the recent debates. Another examples given by Hegarty, K (2011) that sustainability
education courses takes a triple bottom line (TBL) , or three pillars approach to the presentation of
sustainability (Goldie, Douglas, and Furnass 2005), highlighting the highly interdependent, often
contradictory, relationship of the three elements of sustainability: society, environment and
economy. Figure one exemplifies this relationship (Maryland 2007). This means the more
sustainability researches, reports and new evidences the more new debates. Another example is
Danny Chivers. He is a climate change researcher, activist, carbon footprint analyst and
performance poet. He is an activate advocate request to support the climate change situation
urgently. He made many efforts trying to convince the international community the importance of
paying more attention to the environment. He is an example of one of the recent debates that affect
sustainability education. He is the author of the all new No Nonsense Guide to Climate Change,
published by New Internationalist a handy pocket guide to the latest climate change science,
targets, solutions, politics, activism, and the way forward Chivers, D. (2011). These were some
examples how the sustainability education affects the recent debates on
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Structural Vulnerabilities And Link Privacy
Structural vulnerabilities and Link Privacy in Social Networks
Introduction/Background:
In social networks, a link represents a relationship between two nodes in the network. These links
can represent email conversations, web surfing, co purchases of two or more products (e.g.
Amazon), friendships (e.g. Facebook), followers (e.g. Twitter), etc. Often times these relationships
are sensitive and/or confidential in nature [ying wu] and the users are operating under the
assumption that their private relationships will not be disclosed.
In recent years the amount of data accumulated from social networks has become very large, and
there is a lot of valuable information to gain from analyzing and applying data mining to social
network data. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Results:
Neighborhood Randomization Using Sub Graph Perturbation
In order for people to mine valuable data from social network graphs they must first be given
information about the network. Even without explicit information about the nodes, an attacker
may use structural information about the nodes and graph itself (e.g. node degree) to identify
who the individuals are that the nodes represent. Simple graph wise randomization addresses this
problem by deleting k randomly chosen edges and replacing them with k randomly chosen edges,
however a problem arises since data miners depend on these structural attributes to properly
analyze the social network. Fard and Wang [fard wang] propose a structure aware algorithm for
the randomization of social network edges as well as a formal definition of link privacy with
respect to a probabilistic threshold. Their motivation is to help conceal sensitive links by using
randomization techniques, without disturbing the actual structure of the graph, which is achieved
through local neighborhood perturbation. This is needed so that graphs can be analyzed without
the link structure being left entirely vulnerable to attackers. The goal of their algorithm is to make
it so that an adversary cannot know if a link in the original graph exists from having a link in the
new graph.
Problem definition: Given a
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Structural vulnerabilities and Link Privacy in Social Networks
Introduction/Background:
In social networks, a link represents a relationship between two nodes in the network. These links
can represent email conversations, web surfing, co purchases of two or more products (e.g.
Amazon), friendships (e.g. Facebook), followers (e.g. Twitter), etc. Often times these relationships
are sensitive and/or confidential in nature [ying wu] and the users are operating under the
assumption that their private relationships will not be disclosed.
In recent years the amount of data accumulated from social networks has become very large, and
there is a lot of valuable information to gain from analyzing and applying data mining to social
network data. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Results:
Neighborhood Randomization Using Sub Graph Perturbation
In order for people to mine valuable data from social network graphs they must first be given
information about the network. Even without explicit information about the nodes, an attacker
may use structural information about the nodes and graph itself (e.g. node degree) to identify
who the individuals are that the nodes represent. Simple graph wise randomization addresses this
problem by deleting k randomly chosen edges and replacing them with k randomly chosen edges,
however a problem arises since data miners depend on these structural attributes to properly
analyze the social network. Fard and Wang [fard wang] propose a structure aware algorithm for
the randomization of social network edges as well as a formal definition of link privacy with
respect to a probabilistic threshold. Their motivation is to help conceal sensitive links by using
randomization techniques, without disturbing the actual structure of the graph, which is achieved
through local neighborhood perturbation. This is needed so that graphs can be analyzed without
the link structure being left entirely vulnerable to attackers. The goal of their algorithm is to make
it so that an adversary cannot know if a link in the original graph exists from having a link in the
new graph.
Problem definition: Given a
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The Creators Of Salt Of The Earth
The creators of Salt of the Earth had a consciousness of radical activism (Aptheker 2015). Paul
Jarrico, Michael Wilson, and Herbert J. Biberman made connections between the Cold War anti
union sentiment and what was happening in the lives of the community at Hanover, New Mexico
(Balthasar 353). Salt fuses the antiracist, anti imperialist sensibility...with the central popular front
icon and narrative form the strike tale. In this sense Salt is not simply an expansion of a 1930s
political aesthetic; it is the fulfillment of it (Balthasar 356). This included thinking about how
different forms of oppression impact people. Their final film implicitly critiques the United States
imperialist policies and treatment of minority groups (Balthasar 355), a dangerous move in the
era of high tensions due to the red scare. This, along with affiliations with the Hollywood Anti
Nazi League (HANL) made them targets of the United States government (Balthasar 354). Their
careers had been destroyed, since no one wanted to make themselves a target of the U.S. by being
friendly with people that were accused of being communists, and their film was blacklisted. The
leading actress, Rosaura Revualtas, who had already radically starred in what is recognized as the
first lesbian film (Aptheker), also faced punishment for starring in Salt. Though she was here
legally, participation in the film was grounds for her deportation. Furthermore, she was banned from
acting in Mexico (Aptheker). Clint
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The creators of Salt of the Earth had a consciousness of radical activism (Aptheker 2015). Paul
Jarrico, Michael Wilson, and Herbert J. Biberman made connections between the Cold War anti
union sentiment and what was happening in the lives of the community at Hanover, New Mexico
(Balthasar 353). Salt fuses the antiracist, anti imperialist sensibility...with the central popular front
icon and narrative form the strike tale. In this sense Salt is not simply an expansion of a 1930s
political aesthetic; it is the fulfillment of it (Balthasar 356). This included thinking about how
different forms of oppression impact people. Their final film implicitly critiques the United States
imperialist policies and treatment of minority groups (Balthasar 355), a dangerous move in the
era of high tensions due to the red scare. This, along with affiliations with the Hollywood Anti
Nazi League (HANL) made them targets of the United States government (Balthasar 354). Their
careers had been destroyed, since no one wanted to make themselves a target of the U.S. by being
friendly with people that were accused of being communists, and their film was blacklisted. The
leading actress, Rosaura Revualtas, who had already radically starred in what is recognized as the
first lesbian film (Aptheker), also faced punishment for starring in Salt. Though she was here
legally, participation in the film was grounds for her deportation. Furthermore, she was banned from
acting in Mexico (Aptheker). Clint
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What Is America s Gift To My Generation
America s gift to my generation Do you really know what you have,and i am not talking about
phones and stuff like that I am talking about what America gave to you. One day I was asked
this question and I did not know what to say at first. I was thinking about that question but i didn
t know till now, but do you. America s gift to my generation. It is hard to pick America gave a
lot. Like there was I houses people can have, helpful people, food, and the big one edication.
Education is not really liked by kids, but what they don t know is that people in other countries
don t get to have it, some people think that s a good thing but it s not without a proper education
you can t do as much as others. People in America are very lucky like how
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America s gift to my generation Do you really know what you have,and i am not talking about
phones and stuff like that I am talking about what America gave to you. One day I was asked
this question and I did not know what to say at first. I was thinking about that question but i didn
t know till now, but do you. America s gift to my generation. It is hard to pick America gave a
lot. Like there was I houses people can have, helpful people, food, and the big one edication.
Education is not really liked by kids, but what they don t know is that people in other countries
don t get to have it, some people think that s a good thing but it s not without a proper education
you can t do as much as others. People in America are very lucky like how
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Analytical Essay On The Shawl
In the book The Shawl, a family of three are trying to survive the Holocaust, but have to get have to
get through hardship, betrayal, and loss. The author use of the characterization helped setup the
tone of the story by putting the struggles the small family have gone through.
The setting of the story affected the characters. They have been so brutalized that they are hardly
recognizable as human. (May Charles E.) The way how they were brutalized depicts how they
are going to be treated throughout the story. This already sets how the feeling for each of the
characters, since they are treated differently. She is so close to death from starvation and exposure
that she can think of no one but herself. (May Charles E.) Stella became cold hearted and didn t
care for anybody needs, but hers only. She was broken with no emotion left show. This lets off
something that the setting can make a person not care for anybody but oneself. A Nazi guard
throws Magda into an electrified fence. She dies instantly. (May Charles E.) Even though Magda
was only an infant, the guards could care less about what they are since they are Jews. This show
how humans can kill each other without a thought of what they are killing. With the three main
characters being Jews, which is one of many that suffered in the Holocaust, they suffered for not
being Aryan.
As the story progressed, the story had many tones that can be interpreted. Rosa even suspects that
Stella might devour the infant or that
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In the book The Shawl, a family of three are trying to survive the Holocaust, but have to get have to
get through hardship, betrayal, and loss. The author use of the characterization helped setup the
tone of the story by putting the struggles the small family have gone through.
The setting of the story affected the characters. They have been so brutalized that they are hardly
recognizable as human. (May Charles E.) The way how they were brutalized depicts how they
are going to be treated throughout the story. This already sets how the feeling for each of the
characters, since they are treated differently. She is so close to death from starvation and exposure
that she can think of no one but herself. (May Charles E.) Stella became cold hearted and didn t
care for anybody needs, but hers only. She was broken with no emotion left show. This lets off
something that the setting can make a person not care for anybody but oneself. A Nazi guard
throws Magda into an electrified fence. She dies instantly. (May Charles E.) Even though Magda
was only an infant, the guards could care less about what they are since they are Jews. This show
how humans can kill each other without a thought of what they are killing. With the three main
characters being Jews, which is one of many that suffered in the Holocaust, they suffered for not
being Aryan.
As the story progressed, the story had many tones that can be interpreted. Rosa even suspects that
Stella might devour the infant or that
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Deborah Tannen Sex Lies And Conversation
Sex, Lies and Conversation Compares the Way We Communicate In Sex, Lies and Conversation:
Why Is It So Hard for Men and Women to Talk to Each Other? By Deborah Tannen a professor
linguistics at Georgetown University, who has also published many books on the subject of cross
cultural communication. In the article Sex, Lies and Conversation she attempts to describe how
men and women communicate differently, and how the way men and women communicate can
cause problems in relationships. First, Tannen discusses the different back grounds men and women
come from as children. Tannen states, these systematic differences in childhood socialization make
talk between women and men like cross cultural communication, heir to all the attraction and
pitfalls of that enticing but difficult enterprise (Tannen 382). In this quote she is referring to the
way Boys and girls tend to play with children of their own gender, and their sex separate groups
have different organizational structures and interactive norms (Tannen 382). Due to these separate
groups children grow up with different communication skills.... Show more content on
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Men who expect silent attention interpret a stream of listener noise as overreaction or impatience.
Also, when women talk to each other in a close, comfortable setting, they often overlap, finish each
other s sentences and anticipate what the other is about to say (Tannen 384). She says men perceive
listening noises as interruption, and women who receive no listening noises perceive this as being
ignored. Tannen also says, men see their conversational duty as pointing out the other side of the
argument (Tannen 384). While women talk to each other, they assume a conversationalist s job is
to express agreement and support (Tannen 384). These differences in communication between
women and men can cause a gap in
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Sex, Lies and Conversation Compares the Way We Communicate In Sex, Lies and Conversation:
Why Is It So Hard for Men and Women to Talk to Each Other? By Deborah Tannen a professor
linguistics at Georgetown University, who has also published many books on the subject of cross
cultural communication. In the article Sex, Lies and Conversation she attempts to describe how
men and women communicate differently, and how the way men and women communicate can
cause problems in relationships. First, Tannen discusses the different back grounds men and women
come from as children. Tannen states, these systematic differences in childhood socialization make
talk between women and men like cross cultural communication, heir to all the attraction and
pitfalls of that enticing but difficult enterprise (Tannen 382). In this quote she is referring to the
way Boys and girls tend to play with children of their own gender, and their sex separate groups
have different organizational structures and interactive norms (Tannen 382). Due to these separate
groups children grow up with different communication skills.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Men who expect silent attention interpret a stream of listener noise as overreaction or impatience.
Also, when women talk to each other in a close, comfortable setting, they often overlap, finish each
other s sentences and anticipate what the other is about to say (Tannen 384). She says men perceive
listening noises as interruption, and women who receive no listening noises perceive this as being
ignored. Tannen also says, men see their conversational duty as pointing out the other side of the
argument (Tannen 384). While women talk to each other, they assume a conversationalist s job is
to express agreement and support (Tannen 384). These differences in communication between
women and men can cause a gap in
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Working With Children And Families
Social work is a career that I have always been interested in, especially working with children and
families. Helping people overcome obstacles and making the most of themselves is a very
rewarding and yet a challenging career. I ll have the chance to meet a variety of different people
with different problems from cases of abuse and neglect as well as supporting those in the care
system. I am particularly interested in working with children and families who often form the
most vulnerable service users, developing a professional and trusting relationship with them,
hopefully enabling them to participate fully in society. There are many different type of social
workers and what they do. Child and Family social workers protect vulnerable children and
support families in need of assistance. Assess client s needs, strengths, and support network to
determine their goals. Develop plans to improve their client s well being. Help clients adjust to
changes and challenges in their lives, such as divorce, illness or unemployment. Research and
refer clients to community resource, such child care, heath care and food stamps. Help clients
work with government agencies to apply for and receive benefits such as medicare. Respond to
crisis situations such as child abuse. Advocate for and help clients get resource that would improve
their well being. Follow up with clients to ensure that their situations have improved. Clinical social
workers often sit down one on
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Social work is a career that I have always been interested in, especially working with children and
families. Helping people overcome obstacles and making the most of themselves is a very
rewarding and yet a challenging career. I ll have the chance to meet a variety of different people
with different problems from cases of abuse and neglect as well as supporting those in the care
system. I am particularly interested in working with children and families who often form the
most vulnerable service users, developing a professional and trusting relationship with them,
hopefully enabling them to participate fully in society. There are many different type of social
workers and what they do. Child and Family social workers protect vulnerable children and
support families in need of assistance. Assess client s needs, strengths, and support network to
determine their goals. Develop plans to improve their client s well being. Help clients adjust to
changes and challenges in their lives, such as divorce, illness or unemployment. Research and
refer clients to community resource, such child care, heath care and food stamps. Help clients
work with government agencies to apply for and receive benefits such as medicare. Respond to
crisis situations such as child abuse. Advocate for and help clients get resource that would improve
their well being. Follow up with clients to ensure that their situations have improved. Clinical social
workers often sit down one on
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Meningitis Essay
In nineteenth century Geneva, a family came down with a strange disease one that had never
previously been diagnosed. In a short time, many people in their town were infected and thirty
three people were left dead. This strange disease was later determined to be meningitis. In 1806, the
United States saw its first outbreak of meningitisin Massachusetts. It was not until 1887, however,
that Professor Anton Weichselbaum was able to determine a cause of meningitis: a bacterium
called Neisseria meningitides. Penicillin was first used to combat meningitis in 1944, and in 1978,
a vaccine became available. The usage of vaccines was detrimental in the battle to gain control over
the spread of meningitis (7). Even with these vaccines, however,... Show more content on
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Nesseria meningitides can be part of the normal flora of the upper part of the respiratory tract
(19). It is a pathenogenic, gram negative aerobe, which resides primarily in mucous membranes.
The shape of the bacterium is diplococci (11). Nesseria meningitides is heterotrophic and
reproduces by way of binary fission (12).
Viral meningitis is more common, but not nearly as severe (8). It is hardly ever fatal and mostly
caused by enteroviruses. Other viruses can induce a person to contract viral meningitis. These
include: mumps, herpes, measles, and varicella zoster. Even an infection from a mosquito bite
could potentially turn into a case of viral meningitis (4)! Fungal meningitis, which can also be
deadly, is mostly caused by Cryptococcus and Candida. The people affected with fungal meningitis
are mostly those who have an inadequate immune system (3). A person may not know he or she has
meningitis right away. Many symptoms are analogous to the flu. These symptoms include a stiff
neck, headache, fever, chills, nausea, light sensitivity, and possible changes in mental state (8).
Even after a person recovers from meningitis, they can still suffer from long term effects such as
brain damage, kidney damage, loss of hearing, amputations, and scarring (6). To accurately diagnose
meningitis, a lumbar puncture, or spinal tap, is performed and tests are run on the cerebrospinal fluid
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In nineteenth century Geneva, a family came down with a strange disease one that had never
previously been diagnosed. In a short time, many people in their town were infected and thirty
three people were left dead. This strange disease was later determined to be meningitis. In 1806, the
United States saw its first outbreak of meningitisin Massachusetts. It was not until 1887, however,
that Professor Anton Weichselbaum was able to determine a cause of meningitis: a bacterium
called Neisseria meningitides. Penicillin was first used to combat meningitis in 1944, and in 1978,
a vaccine became available. The usage of vaccines was detrimental in the battle to gain control over
the spread of meningitis (7). Even with these vaccines, however,... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Nesseria meningitides can be part of the normal flora of the upper part of the respiratory tract
(19). It is a pathenogenic, gram negative aerobe, which resides primarily in mucous membranes.
The shape of the bacterium is diplococci (11). Nesseria meningitides is heterotrophic and
reproduces by way of binary fission (12).
Viral meningitis is more common, but not nearly as severe (8). It is hardly ever fatal and mostly
caused by enteroviruses. Other viruses can induce a person to contract viral meningitis. These
include: mumps, herpes, measles, and varicella zoster. Even an infection from a mosquito bite
could potentially turn into a case of viral meningitis (4)! Fungal meningitis, which can also be
deadly, is mostly caused by Cryptococcus and Candida. The people affected with fungal meningitis
are mostly those who have an inadequate immune system (3). A person may not know he or she has
meningitis right away. Many symptoms are analogous to the flu. These symptoms include a stiff
neck, headache, fever, chills, nausea, light sensitivity, and possible changes in mental state (8).
Even after a person recovers from meningitis, they can still suffer from long term effects such as
brain damage, kidney damage, loss of hearing, amputations, and scarring (6). To accurately diagnose
meningitis, a lumbar puncture, or spinal tap, is performed and tests are run on the cerebrospinal fluid
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What Is Jaw Clicking Essay
Jaw Clicking and Pain: Not A Okay
What do talking, laughing, eating and yawning have in common? They are all activities that
involve opening and closing the mouth. Most people take these activities for granted they are part
of everyday life, after all. We do these activities day in and day out, so what s the big deal?
People who suffer from a clicking jaw that is sometimes accompanied by pain know exactly what
the deal is, because they cannot enjoy the above mentioned activities without hearing their jaw
click, pop or even crack. And it gets worse, no thanks to the pain.
Is this normal?
Jaw clicking can be bothersome, but some individuals have learned to live with their condition.
If you are experiencing jaw clicking, we strongly urge you to consult your dentist, especially if
you feel pain. No matter how much you have adjusted (if you have adjusted at all) to the never
ending cracking and popping sound ever single time you open (and close) your mouth, jaw
clicking is never normal. In fact, jaw clicking is a symptom of a problem with the joints of the jaw
or TMJ.
The TMJ
TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint, of which every person has a pair. These joints serve as a
connection between the temporal bones (located at the bottom and the side of the skull) and the
mandible (also known as the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A big percentage of these disorders have something to do with the muscles near the TMJ. These
muscles contain sensory nerves, which deliver messages to the brain; if you experience pain in
your jaw, the pain is most likely coming from the pterygoid muscles, the muscles responsible for
chewing. These muscles are located between the gums and the teeth, and are responsible for the
opening and closing of the mouth. Because they are used very often, they can experience fatigue,
especially if the person tends to clench his jaw, grind his teeth or chew excessively (gum chewing,
for
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Jaw Clicking and Pain: Not A Okay
What do talking, laughing, eating and yawning have in common? They are all activities that
involve opening and closing the mouth. Most people take these activities for granted they are part
of everyday life, after all. We do these activities day in and day out, so what s the big deal?
People who suffer from a clicking jaw that is sometimes accompanied by pain know exactly what
the deal is, because they cannot enjoy the above mentioned activities without hearing their jaw
click, pop or even crack. And it gets worse, no thanks to the pain.
Is this normal?
Jaw clicking can be bothersome, but some individuals have learned to live with their condition.
If you are experiencing jaw clicking, we strongly urge you to consult your dentist, especially if
you feel pain. No matter how much you have adjusted (if you have adjusted at all) to the never
ending cracking and popping sound ever single time you open (and close) your mouth, jaw
clicking is never normal. In fact, jaw clicking is a symptom of a problem with the joints of the jaw
or TMJ.
The TMJ
TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint, of which every person has a pair. These joints serve as a
connection between the temporal bones (located at the bottom and the side of the skull) and the
mandible (also known as the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A big percentage of these disorders have something to do with the muscles near the TMJ. These
muscles contain sensory nerves, which deliver messages to the brain; if you experience pain in
your jaw, the pain is most likely coming from the pterygoid muscles, the muscles responsible for
chewing. These muscles are located between the gums and the teeth, and are responsible for the
opening and closing of the mouth. Because they are used very often, they can experience fatigue,
especially if the person tends to clench his jaw, grind his teeth or chew excessively (gum chewing,
for
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Greek Knowledge Between Adam And Eve
Adam and Eve, however, possess a greater disadvantage in that they do not have the knowledge
required to simply identify Satan. As stated earlier, the wise angels were not able to discover the
true identity of Satan. Eve is, therefore, destined to do the same. Although the narrator of the poem
and God never discuss the true nature of Eve, Adam perceives her as a beautiful but inferior in the
mind/and inward faculties (Paradise Lost, 7.541 542). Regardless of her true nature, it is clear that
both Adam and Evedo not possess the equivalent amount of knowledge as the angels. After Raphael
relates the story of Satans rebellion, Adam with his consorted Eve... was fill d/With...deep Muse to
hear/Of things so high and strange, things to their thought/So unimaginable... Show more content on
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The conversation led the two to have thoughts that they would never have had otherwise. But,
interestingly, Adam and Eve gain more than just new thoughts, they also gain Muse. Muse goes a
step beyond simple thoughts, suggesting profound meditation (OED). In other words, they
become entranced by the new knowledge that they received; knowledge that was not available to
them beforehand. Yet, the word Muse has another meaning that further complicates the
impression of ignorance for Eve. A muse is also each of the nine goddesses regarded as presiding
over and inspiring learning (OED). Firstly, by referring to goddesses the term introduces a
feminine connotation. This term, therefore, relates more to Eve than it does to Adam, regardless
of the fact that both are present when Raphael delivers his message. According to the meaning of
this term, Eve not only learns, but she instigates learning. She not only seeks knowledge, but she
also advocates gaining it. Eve is, therefore, not ignorant nor does she seek ignorance. Instead, she
is left dumbfounded by the knowledge she receives and she desires to seek
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Adam and Eve, however, possess a greater disadvantage in that they do not have the knowledge
required to simply identify Satan. As stated earlier, the wise angels were not able to discover the
true identity of Satan. Eve is, therefore, destined to do the same. Although the narrator of the poem
and God never discuss the true nature of Eve, Adam perceives her as a beautiful but inferior in the
mind/and inward faculties (Paradise Lost, 7.541 542). Regardless of her true nature, it is clear that
both Adam and Evedo not possess the equivalent amount of knowledge as the angels. After Raphael
relates the story of Satans rebellion, Adam with his consorted Eve... was fill d/With...deep Muse to
hear/Of things so high and strange, things to their thought/So unimaginable... Show more content on
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The conversation led the two to have thoughts that they would never have had otherwise. But,
interestingly, Adam and Eve gain more than just new thoughts, they also gain Muse. Muse goes a
step beyond simple thoughts, suggesting profound meditation (OED). In other words, they
become entranced by the new knowledge that they received; knowledge that was not available to
them beforehand. Yet, the word Muse has another meaning that further complicates the
impression of ignorance for Eve. A muse is also each of the nine goddesses regarded as presiding
over and inspiring learning (OED). Firstly, by referring to goddesses the term introduces a
feminine connotation. This term, therefore, relates more to Eve than it does to Adam, regardless
of the fact that both are present when Raphael delivers his message. According to the meaning of
this term, Eve not only learns, but she instigates learning. She not only seeks knowledge, but she
also advocates gaining it. Eve is, therefore, not ignorant nor does she seek ignorance. Instead, she
is left dumbfounded by the knowledge she receives and she desires to seek
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Jennifer Patico
In Consumption and Social Changes in a Post Soviet Middle Class, Jennifer Patico explores the
impact of market consumerism on the social position of public school teachers in post Soviet
Russia. Living in St. Petersburg during the financial crisis of 1989 1990, Patico describes how her
informants struggled to reconcile their perceived moral value as educators with their declining
material wealth. Patico defines this logic of value as how people in a marketizing society interpret
and construct the interrelationships between materiality and morality; between wealth and social
standing; and between resources and respect (Patico, 8). From this definition, Patico investigates
how teachers in St. Petersburg constructed their own conception of... Show more content on
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Patico cites Anthony Jones who describes the social position of teachers in the 1980s: Although
teachers have fairly low status within the intelligentsia, their membership still conveys high status
in the general occupational structure (Patico, 63). In the Soviet system, occupation determined
both social class and access to resources; however, the sudden introduction of capitalism and
market consumerism shifted this standard: A previous logic of value one that associated
professional achievement with material privileges was being challenged (Patico, 52). Experiencing
downward financial and social status, teachers constructed a new logic of value with an emphasis
on morality and culture. Patico suggests that important characteristics of this emerging logic of
value manifested themselves in consumer choices. She describes her informants: They did not see
themselves as naive victims of marketization...They wished to master all this knowledge and
tended to find it important to be well informed consumers and to maintain dignified, cultured
lifestyles (Patico, 61). Given rapid economic changes which threatened to dilute their social
position, teachers grasped onto their status as knowledgeable and cultured intelligentsia. In her
article Tracing Landscapes of the Past in Class Subjectivity Michele Rivkin Fish describes this
process: Groups who aspired to distinction and recognition could still deploy symbolic markers of
prestige. (Rivkin Fish, 89). Defining morals and culture as such symbolic markers of prestige, a
new middle class
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In Consumption and Social Changes in a Post Soviet Middle Class, Jennifer Patico explores the
impact of market consumerism on the social position of public school teachers in post Soviet
Russia. Living in St. Petersburg during the financial crisis of 1989 1990, Patico describes how her
informants struggled to reconcile their perceived moral value as educators with their declining
material wealth. Patico defines this logic of value as how people in a marketizing society interpret
and construct the interrelationships between materiality and morality; between wealth and social
standing; and between resources and respect (Patico, 8). From this definition, Patico investigates
how teachers in St. Petersburg constructed their own conception of... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Patico cites Anthony Jones who describes the social position of teachers in the 1980s: Although
teachers have fairly low status within the intelligentsia, their membership still conveys high status
in the general occupational structure (Patico, 63). In the Soviet system, occupation determined
both social class and access to resources; however, the sudden introduction of capitalism and
market consumerism shifted this standard: A previous logic of value one that associated
professional achievement with material privileges was being challenged (Patico, 52). Experiencing
downward financial and social status, teachers constructed a new logic of value with an emphasis
on morality and culture. Patico suggests that important characteristics of this emerging logic of
value manifested themselves in consumer choices. She describes her informants: They did not see
themselves as naive victims of marketization...They wished to master all this knowledge and
tended to find it important to be well informed consumers and to maintain dignified, cultured
lifestyles (Patico, 61). Given rapid economic changes which threatened to dilute their social
position, teachers grasped onto their status as knowledgeable and cultured intelligentsia. In her
article Tracing Landscapes of the Past in Class Subjectivity Michele Rivkin Fish describes this
process: Groups who aspired to distinction and recognition could still deploy symbolic markers of
prestige. (Rivkin Fish, 89). Defining morals and culture as such symbolic markers of prestige, a
new middle class
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Essay about Proverbs in Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
In the novel, Things Fall Apart , by Chinua Achebe, proverbs have an important impact on the
storyline. All proverbs have some kind of deeper meaning behind them, and this is part of the
Nigerian culture. Proverbs are used by people of all ages and statures to tell others about the
importance of something. People in the Igbo Tribe use proverbs everyday as they are an
important part of their culture and traditions, and the art of conversation is regarded very highly
throughout the clan. The Igbo culture is a very oral language. Proverbs are the palm oil with which
words are eaten . This quote shows how important proverbs are in everyday life as they are referred
to as palm oil . Palm oil was a very important part of the tribe s life.... Show more content on
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Using a proverb such as this makes difficult truths much more understandable, for children and
adults alike. However, proverbs can also make the Igbo seem either primitive or very verbally
capable, depending on the reader and their heritage and upbringing. Another proverb that is very
important to the text and Igbo tribe is, An animal rubs its itching flank against a tree; a man asks
his kinsmen to scratch him. I think this proverb has two different meanings. One is that animals
are much more self reliant, and don t necessarily need others around to help them. Humans are
much more dependent on others of their kind, and are always interacting with each other, even
for the smallest things. Another meaning that this proverb could have is that man is selfish. The
animals find a way to relieve their needs without the help of anyone else but nature, yet man
takes advantage of others, and is always trying to find a way to get something out of them. This
shows that the same proverb can be interpreted differently depending on the way one looks at it.
If one is not used to the thoughts and ideas of the Igbo, they can become very confused and
interpret the proverb to mean something completely different from what their real meaning is.
Proverbs are an important part of everyday life for the Igbo tribe. Someone who used them was
very highly respected and was
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In the novel, Things Fall Apart , by Chinua Achebe, proverbs have an important impact on the
storyline. All proverbs have some kind of deeper meaning behind them, and this is part of the
Nigerian culture. Proverbs are used by people of all ages and statures to tell others about the
importance of something. People in the Igbo Tribe use proverbs everyday as they are an
important part of their culture and traditions, and the art of conversation is regarded very highly
throughout the clan. The Igbo culture is a very oral language. Proverbs are the palm oil with which
words are eaten . This quote shows how important proverbs are in everyday life as they are referred
to as palm oil . Palm oil was a very important part of the tribe s life.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Using a proverb such as this makes difficult truths much more understandable, for children and
adults alike. However, proverbs can also make the Igbo seem either primitive or very verbally
capable, depending on the reader and their heritage and upbringing. Another proverb that is very
important to the text and Igbo tribe is, An animal rubs its itching flank against a tree; a man asks
his kinsmen to scratch him. I think this proverb has two different meanings. One is that animals
are much more self reliant, and don t necessarily need others around to help them. Humans are
much more dependent on others of their kind, and are always interacting with each other, even
for the smallest things. Another meaning that this proverb could have is that man is selfish. The
animals find a way to relieve their needs without the help of anyone else but nature, yet man
takes advantage of others, and is always trying to find a way to get something out of them. This
shows that the same proverb can be interpreted differently depending on the way one looks at it.
If one is not used to the thoughts and ideas of the Igbo, they can become very confused and
interpret the proverb to mean something completely different from what their real meaning is.
Proverbs are an important part of everyday life for the Igbo tribe. Someone who used them was
very highly respected and was
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How Environment Affects Middle Childhood Development
How Surrounding environment affect Middle childhood development The process of development
of human from birth to death is life long, multidimensional and multidirectional and affected by
multiple interacting forces. He passes from various stages of process throughout his life cycle and
felt different experiences, learn something new and improved himself. Before birth, human passed
from various physical developmental stages during his fetus period and after birth he tries to adjust
in his outdoor environment and acquired new skill to survive in new surrounding environment. As
he is passing from infancy to childhoodwhich is period of birth to age of 2 year, he gets physical
as well as somewhat mental development and then he crosses the early childhood which is from
age 2 to 6 year and then he enters in middle childhood. (Laura E. Berk, page 5and 168, (2013)
Middle childhood is the stage start when children actually start to develop rapidly, fast physical
growth, uneven growth of muscles and bones and organs start. The period of middle childhood
is from age of 6 to 11 or 6 to 12 of life cycle. This is stage where child s physical, emotional, social
and mental development occurs rapidly, and his outdoor environment as well as his genes
affected his development. (Laura E. Berk, page 234 235, (2013) I also passed from this period of
development and here I want to share some experience during my middle childhood development. I
was born in
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How Surrounding environment affect Middle childhood development The process of development
of human from birth to death is life long, multidimensional and multidirectional and affected by
multiple interacting forces. He passes from various stages of process throughout his life cycle and
felt different experiences, learn something new and improved himself. Before birth, human passed
from various physical developmental stages during his fetus period and after birth he tries to adjust
in his outdoor environment and acquired new skill to survive in new surrounding environment. As
he is passing from infancy to childhoodwhich is period of birth to age of 2 year, he gets physical
as well as somewhat mental development and then he crosses the early childhood which is from
age 2 to 6 year and then he enters in middle childhood. (Laura E. Berk, page 5and 168, (2013)
Middle childhood is the stage start when children actually start to develop rapidly, fast physical
growth, uneven growth of muscles and bones and organs start. The period of middle childhood
is from age of 6 to 11 or 6 to 12 of life cycle. This is stage where child s physical, emotional, social
and mental development occurs rapidly, and his outdoor environment as well as his genes
affected his development. (Laura E. Berk, page 234 235, (2013) I also passed from this period of
development and here I want to share some experience during my middle childhood development. I
was born in
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Sport Management
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
The University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, which is only 45 minutes from Detroit, is a public
higher learning institution that was founded in 1817. The University of Michigan is considered to
be one of the best colleges in the country.
The urban university serves approximately 28,000 to 29,000 undergraduate students every year. The
campus of 3,200 acres hosts a wide range of schools that teach art, law, nursing, business, education
, engineering and athletics. Almost one fifth of the undergraduate student body is associated with
the 60 Greek fraternity and sorority groups. The iconic Michigan Wolverines are one of the most
recognizable college football teams in the U.S. The University of Michigan s mission ... Show more
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The sport management programs boast a business centered curriculum that touches on topics such
as finance, economics, marketing, brand strategy, race relations, human resources and organization
behaviors and management. Students who are pursuing a bachelor of arts in sport management will
take business and liberal arts prerequisite courses during their freshmen and sophomore years.
Students must apply for acceptance into the upper level program at the end of their sophomore
years. Admittance to this program is very selective because it is based on the students performance
and their demonstrated commitment to sport industry careers. All courses are taught by faculty
who are personally experienced with the global sports
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University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
The University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, which is only 45 minutes from Detroit, is a public
higher learning institution that was founded in 1817. The University of Michigan is considered to
be one of the best colleges in the country.
The urban university serves approximately 28,000 to 29,000 undergraduate students every year. The
campus of 3,200 acres hosts a wide range of schools that teach art, law, nursing, business, education
, engineering and athletics. Almost one fifth of the undergraduate student body is associated with
the 60 Greek fraternity and sorority groups. The iconic Michigan Wolverines are one of the most
recognizable college football teams in the U.S. The University of Michigan s mission ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The sport management programs boast a business centered curriculum that touches on topics such
as finance, economics, marketing, brand strategy, race relations, human resources and organization
behaviors and management. Students who are pursuing a bachelor of arts in sport management will
take business and liberal arts prerequisite courses during their freshmen and sophomore years.
Students must apply for acceptance into the upper level program at the end of their sophomore
years. Admittance to this program is very selective because it is based on the students performance
and their demonstrated commitment to sport industry careers. All courses are taught by faculty
who are personally experienced with the global sports
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Molarity Of Naoh Lab Report
Conclusion: This lab is finding the molarity of NaOH by the titrating with HCl. The
experimenter is dropping NaOH and when the solution s color change, swirl the solution when it
changes to transparent. By repeating this process, the experimenter finds the molarity of NaOH.
At first trial, initial volume of NaOH was 37.00mL and we used 1.00mL for the titration and the
final volume of NaOH was 38.00mL and the molarity of NaOH was 0.50M NaOH. At second
trial, initial volume was 38.38mL and we used 1.24mL for the titration and the final volume of
NaOH was 39.62mL and the molarity of NaOH was 0.40M NaOH. At last (third) trial, the initial
volume of NaOH was 39.62mL and we used 1.09mL for the titration and the final volume of
NaOH was 40.71mL. According to the volume of NaOH increased, the molarity of NaOH
decreased. Based on the experiment, the relationship between volume and molarity of NaOH is
inverse. The percent error of the first trial was 0% because actual molarity of NaOH is 0.50M
NaOH and at first trial had exact same result with actual molarity. However the percent error of
second trial and third trial was 20% and 8% each. For the second trial, the molarity of NaOH was...
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When the reaction was stopped, the indicator, phenolphthalein, didn t change directly so the
experimenter could put more NaOH than expected. Also, each single time, the color of indicator
could slightly different which would affect the result of the experiment such as when the color is
different than before, the solution could be over titrating. Second on the list, there could be air
bubble in the NaOH buret which cause the misreading the volume of NaOH solution. Since the
solution was in the buret, the volume of NaOH in data could be higher than the actual amount. That
means since the higher volume of NaOH could be used, the molarity of NaOH could be lower than
actual
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Conclusion: This lab is finding the molarity of NaOH by the titrating with HCl. The
experimenter is dropping NaOH and when the solution s color change, swirl the solution when it
changes to transparent. By repeating this process, the experimenter finds the molarity of NaOH.
At first trial, initial volume of NaOH was 37.00mL and we used 1.00mL for the titration and the
final volume of NaOH was 38.00mL and the molarity of NaOH was 0.50M NaOH. At second
trial, initial volume was 38.38mL and we used 1.24mL for the titration and the final volume of
NaOH was 39.62mL and the molarity of NaOH was 0.40M NaOH. At last (third) trial, the initial
volume of NaOH was 39.62mL and we used 1.09mL for the titration and the final volume of
NaOH was 40.71mL. According to the volume of NaOH increased, the molarity of NaOH
decreased. Based on the experiment, the relationship between volume and molarity of NaOH is
inverse. The percent error of the first trial was 0% because actual molarity of NaOH is 0.50M
NaOH and at first trial had exact same result with actual molarity. However the percent error of
second trial and third trial was 20% and 8% each. For the second trial, the molarity of NaOH was...
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When the reaction was stopped, the indicator, phenolphthalein, didn t change directly so the
experimenter could put more NaOH than expected. Also, each single time, the color of indicator
could slightly different which would affect the result of the experiment such as when the color is
different than before, the solution could be over titrating. Second on the list, there could be air
bubble in the NaOH buret which cause the misreading the volume of NaOH solution. Since the
solution was in the buret, the volume of NaOH in data could be higher than the actual amount. That
means since the higher volume of NaOH could be used, the molarity of NaOH could be lower than
actual
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Company History And Overview Of The Coca-Cola Company
COCA COLA INTERNATIONAL
HISTORY:
As the Coca Cola Company was established in 1986, each of its franchises has a strong heritage in
the traditions of Coca Cola that is the foundation for this Company.
The Coca Cola Company traces it s beginning to 1886, when Dr John Pemberton, began to
produce Coca Cola syrup for sale in fountain drinks. However the business of bottling began in
1899 when Benjamin F. Thomas and Joseph B. Whitehead, secured the elegant rights to bottle and
sell Coca Cola in United States from the Coca Cola Company.
The Coke bottling system continued to operate independently in local businesses until the early
1980s when bottling franchises began to consolidation. In 1986, The Company merged some of its
company owned operations with two large ownership groups that were, for sale the John T. Lupton
franchises and BCI ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The data about the market share of Coca Cola Company according to area is given in the following
table.
The above table shows the geographical earning of the Company and from this data; we can find
out that the customers of the Coca Cola are increasing. Unit case equals 24 ounce servings. The
portion, which shows the non alcoholic quencherconsist of profitable, sold beverages, as evaluated
by the Company, according to available industry sources.
In Asian population, the satisfied consumers of Coca Cola, is around 3.2 billion and the average
consumer enjoys close to two servings of their products each month. Through intense focus on
Coca Cola, innovation and new quencher, the company has achieved the growth of 10% in
2010. With developing population economy, the company is building and exciting the family of
beverage brands, in order to expand the popularity of the core brands, led by Coca Cola. In China,
for example, sale of Coca Cola is increased by 6%. The total unit case sale of Coca Cola in Asia can
be shown by the following pie chart.
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COCA COLA INTERNATIONAL
HISTORY:
As the Coca Cola Company was established in 1986, each of its franchises has a strong heritage in
the traditions of Coca Cola that is the foundation for this Company.
The Coca Cola Company traces it s beginning to 1886, when Dr John Pemberton, began to
produce Coca Cola syrup for sale in fountain drinks. However the business of bottling began in
1899 when Benjamin F. Thomas and Joseph B. Whitehead, secured the elegant rights to bottle and
sell Coca Cola in United States from the Coca Cola Company.
The Coke bottling system continued to operate independently in local businesses until the early
1980s when bottling franchises began to consolidation. In 1986, The Company merged some of its
company owned operations with two large ownership groups that were, for sale the John T. Lupton
franchises and BCI ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The data about the market share of Coca Cola Company according to area is given in the following
table.
The above table shows the geographical earning of the Company and from this data; we can find
out that the customers of the Coca Cola are increasing. Unit case equals 24 ounce servings. The
portion, which shows the non alcoholic quencherconsist of profitable, sold beverages, as evaluated
by the Company, according to available industry sources.
In Asian population, the satisfied consumers of Coca Cola, is around 3.2 billion and the average
consumer enjoys close to two servings of their products each month. Through intense focus on
Coca Cola, innovation and new quencher, the company has achieved the growth of 10% in
2010. With developing population economy, the company is building and exciting the family of
beverage brands, in order to expand the popularity of the core brands, led by Coca Cola. In China,
for example, sale of Coca Cola is increased by 6%. The total unit case sale of Coca Cola in Asia can
be shown by the following pie chart.
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Cause Of Death In The United States
Change is hard. At some point in time everyone has had to try to change a habit in order to
improve at something. That kind of change is hard because people get comfortable in their
routines. That kind of change is difficult because people have to act deliberately to avoid slipping
into their old habits. That kind of changeis difficult because sometimes it begins to change the way
people interact in other elements of their lives. It is that kind of change that researchers at Johns
Hopkins Medicinewould like to see at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
These researchers are calling on the CDC to add medical errors to its annual list reporting the top
causes of death in the United States.
The research that was done at
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Change is hard. At some point in time everyone has had to try to change a habit in order to
improve at something. That kind of change is hard because people get comfortable in their
routines. That kind of change is difficult because people have to act deliberately to avoid slipping
into their old habits. That kind of changeis difficult because sometimes it begins to change the way
people interact in other elements of their lives. It is that kind of change that researchers at Johns
Hopkins Medicinewould like to see at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
These researchers are calling on the CDC to add medical errors to its annual list reporting the top
causes of death in the United States.
The research that was done at
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David Holthouse Research Paper
In 1978 in Eagle River, Alaska, seven year old David Holthouse was raped in his own home by
his seventeen year old neighbor. This even scarred David for life. He grew up to be a writer in
the same vein as Hunter S. Thompson. David covered stories that ranged from, living on the
streets with gutter punks, staying awake for 72 hours straight with crystal meth addicts,[and]
going undercover at neo Nazi festivals. (Potter and Holthouse 32) David lived in Denver at the
time and was the lead features writer at the Westword. When David learned his rapist had moved
to the Denver area he began plotting his revenge. This vengeance never came to fruition but David
s life journey to that point made for an amazing article published in the Westward called
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In 1978 in Eagle River, Alaska, seven year old David Holthouse was raped in his own home by
his seventeen year old neighbor. This even scarred David for life. He grew up to be a writer in
the same vein as Hunter S. Thompson. David covered stories that ranged from, living on the
streets with gutter punks, staying awake for 72 hours straight with crystal meth addicts,[and]
going undercover at neo Nazi festivals. (Potter and Holthouse 32) David lived in Denver at the
time and was the lead features writer at the Westword. When David learned his rapist had moved
to the Denver area he began plotting his revenge. This vengeance never came to fruition but David
s life journey to that point made for an amazing article published in the Westward called
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Techniques Used On Brazilian Athletes At The 2004...
On the biggest stages, athletes cannot avoid feeling some stress and anxiety. Even some of the
greats in their sport still struggle with nerves. For instance, Lionel Messi is known to vomit on
occasion before or during games, as he did in the 2014 World Cup final against Germany. A
majority of successful athletes have had their resilience and composure cited as reasons for their
victories, and certainly, one cannot overlook an athlete who goes out there and executes under
immense pressure like a gymnast executing a flawless routine on the balance beam. On the flip
side, many an athlete has had hopes and dreams dashed by not being able to handle the pressure
and collapsing down the stretch. So how does sport psychology help to limit anxiety and increase
performance? Well, there are a handful of techniques and interventions that can be used, and an
article (Samulski Lopes, 2008) was written on some of the techniques used on Brazilian athletes at
the 2004 Olympic gamesin Athens. There were a total of 10 sport psychologists available for the
242 Brazilian athletes. Some of the sports in which the athletes were counseled included judo, tae
kwon do, wrestling, swimming, diving, synchronized swimming, sailing, triathlon, mountain
biking, track and field, marathon, table tennis, and shooting. This is not a comprehensive list, but it
shows a wide variety of settings that anxiety reduction techniques can be applied in. Some of the
specific intervention strategies used were deep
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On the biggest stages, athletes cannot avoid feeling some stress and anxiety. Even some of the
greats in their sport still struggle with nerves. For instance, Lionel Messi is known to vomit on
occasion before or during games, as he did in the 2014 World Cup final against Germany. A
majority of successful athletes have had their resilience and composure cited as reasons for their
victories, and certainly, one cannot overlook an athlete who goes out there and executes under
immense pressure like a gymnast executing a flawless routine on the balance beam. On the flip
side, many an athlete has had hopes and dreams dashed by not being able to handle the pressure
and collapsing down the stretch. So how does sport psychology help to limit anxiety and increase
performance? Well, there are a handful of techniques and interventions that can be used, and an
article (Samulski Lopes, 2008) was written on some of the techniques used on Brazilian athletes at
the 2004 Olympic gamesin Athens. There were a total of 10 sport psychologists available for the
242 Brazilian athletes. Some of the sports in which the athletes were counseled included judo, tae
kwon do, wrestling, swimming, diving, synchronized swimming, sailing, triathlon, mountain
biking, track and field, marathon, table tennis, and shooting. This is not a comprehensive list, but it
shows a wide variety of settings that anxiety reduction techniques can be applied in. Some of the
specific intervention strategies used were deep
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Analysis Of Rancho Solano Preparatory School
Introduction
Rancho Solano Preparatory School (RSPS) was founded in 1954 and for decades was highly
praised by parents as being family oriented and community centered. In 2007, the school was sold
to Meritas Family of Schools and within the subsequent seven years changed its strategy to one with
international interests. Other changes in the school were not so positive and included an increased
lack of transparency with parents and teachers, which resulted in a gradual disconnect with the
community leading to anger and distrust on the part of parents. To address these issues, this paper
will identify the three major organizational subsystems and recommend changes to the subsystem
most in need of change. In addition, this paper will provide ... Show more content on
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The RSPS website reveals an organizational structure that looks to be very bureaucratic with a
significant number of administrators and directors of various departments. The employee count for
RSPS is also much higher than competing schools such as #1 ranked private school Brophy College
Preparatory with 1,275 students and 150 staff (8.5 students per employee) ; #2 ranked private
school, Northwest Christian School with 1,410 students and 92 employees on one campus(15
students per employee); and # 4 ranked private school, Xavier College Preparatory with 1,163
students and 155 employees on one campus (7.5 students per employee). Comparatively, RSPS has
1,137 students and 200 employees (5.7 students per employee) (Top 10 Arizona Companies: Private
Schools, 2014). This is not a horizontal organization that is becoming more and more common in
today s business world. The teacher subsystem should be changed into an adaptive organization or
organic design (Schermerhorn, 2011, p. 355). In the adaptive design, authority would be
decentralized, with fewer rules and procedures, wide spans of control, shared tasks, more teams and
task forces, and more informal and personal coordination (Schermerhorn, 2011, p. 355). The
planned change would result in improved interpersonal connection with students, their parents, and
other teachers. Administrators, while serving an important function would not be the focus. In the
case of RSPS, one could argue that administrators have
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Introduction
Rancho Solano Preparatory School (RSPS) was founded in 1954 and for decades was highly
praised by parents as being family oriented and community centered. In 2007, the school was sold
to Meritas Family of Schools and within the subsequent seven years changed its strategy to one with
international interests. Other changes in the school were not so positive and included an increased
lack of transparency with parents and teachers, which resulted in a gradual disconnect with the
community leading to anger and distrust on the part of parents. To address these issues, this paper
will identify the three major organizational subsystems and recommend changes to the subsystem
most in need of change. In addition, this paper will provide ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The RSPS website reveals an organizational structure that looks to be very bureaucratic with a
significant number of administrators and directors of various departments. The employee count for
RSPS is also much higher than competing schools such as #1 ranked private school Brophy College
Preparatory with 1,275 students and 150 staff (8.5 students per employee) ; #2 ranked private
school, Northwest Christian School with 1,410 students and 92 employees on one campus(15
students per employee); and # 4 ranked private school, Xavier College Preparatory with 1,163
students and 155 employees on one campus (7.5 students per employee). Comparatively, RSPS has
1,137 students and 200 employees (5.7 students per employee) (Top 10 Arizona Companies: Private
Schools, 2014). This is not a horizontal organization that is becoming more and more common in
today s business world. The teacher subsystem should be changed into an adaptive organization or
organic design (Schermerhorn, 2011, p. 355). In the adaptive design, authority would be
decentralized, with fewer rules and procedures, wide spans of control, shared tasks, more teams and
task forces, and more informal and personal coordination (Schermerhorn, 2011, p. 355). The
planned change would result in improved interpersonal connection with students, their parents, and
other teachers. Administrators, while serving an important function would not be the focus. In the
case of RSPS, one could argue that administrators have
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Using information from item B and elsewhere, examine the...
Ciara Thomas Sociology Essay
Using information from item B and elsewhere, examine the usefulness of questionnaires in
sociological research.
Item B: The first time we had this questionnaire, I thought it was a bit of a laugh. That s the
memory of it. I can t remember if I answered in truthfully or not ... it had a list of drugs and some
of them I never heard of, and just the names just cracked me up Source: Youth quoted in Parker,
H., Aldrige, J. and Meashem, F. (1998) Illegal Leisure, London: Routledge. Pp. 46 7
There are many advantages and disadvantages of questionnaires and throughout this essay I am
going to examine the usefulness of questionnaires in sociological research. I will compare the
advantages and disadvantages ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once it has been quantified it can be then used to compare and contrast with other people s
research and it may also be used in other ways like for example measuring change. These are all in
favour of the usefulness of questionnaires and these suggest reasons why they should be used in
sociological research.
As well as there being many advantages there are also many disadvantages to questionnaires.
Item B is a source of evidence where a respondent has commented on an experience she has had
filling out a previous questionnaire. This does not really support the use of questionnaires and
is more in favour of why we should not use this research method. We are able to see a number of
disadvantages from a comment of one person. It most definitely can lack validity and we can
never be sure if we are getting the truth. As the person in item B said, I can t remember if I
answered it truthfully or not . As it lacks validity this therefore means the results received may
not necessarily be reliable. Many people do not take them seriously and just see it as a joke and
therefore answer falsely I thought it was a bit of a laugh . Once the researcher receives the
questionnaires they can not be sure in anyway which questionnaires have valid information and
which have false information given from each respondent. When people are filling out
questionnaires their answers my be influenced because of peer pressure, they may feel pressured
into writing an answer down just because it
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Ciara Thomas Sociology Essay
Using information from item B and elsewhere, examine the usefulness of questionnaires in
sociological research.
Item B: The first time we had this questionnaire, I thought it was a bit of a laugh. That s the
memory of it. I can t remember if I answered in truthfully or not ... it had a list of drugs and some
of them I never heard of, and just the names just cracked me up Source: Youth quoted in Parker,
H., Aldrige, J. and Meashem, F. (1998) Illegal Leisure, London: Routledge. Pp. 46 7
There are many advantages and disadvantages of questionnaires and throughout this essay I am
going to examine the usefulness of questionnaires in sociological research. I will compare the
advantages and disadvantages ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once it has been quantified it can be then used to compare and contrast with other people s
research and it may also be used in other ways like for example measuring change. These are all in
favour of the usefulness of questionnaires and these suggest reasons why they should be used in
sociological research.
As well as there being many advantages there are also many disadvantages to questionnaires.
Item B is a source of evidence where a respondent has commented on an experience she has had
filling out a previous questionnaire. This does not really support the use of questionnaires and
is more in favour of why we should not use this research method. We are able to see a number of
disadvantages from a comment of one person. It most definitely can lack validity and we can
never be sure if we are getting the truth. As the person in item B said, I can t remember if I
answered it truthfully or not . As it lacks validity this therefore means the results received may
not necessarily be reliable. Many people do not take them seriously and just see it as a joke and
therefore answer falsely I thought it was a bit of a laugh . Once the researcher receives the
questionnaires they can not be sure in anyway which questionnaires have valid information and
which have false information given from each respondent. When people are filling out
questionnaires their answers my be influenced because of peer pressure, they may feel pressured
into writing an answer down just because it
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The Negative Effects Of Social Influence On Identity...
Social influence is present in all areas of human lives. Society influences people s perceptions,
attitudes, judgments, opinions or behaviors. That is why every individual modifies their action
based on the interaction they have with their environment. This influence is due to the relationship
with people, groups, institutions and with society in general. The environmenthas a bad influence on
identity development because people tend to follow what the others say and assimilate of
themselves. Society influences people negatively because it is mostly focused on the betterment of
yourself and not on people as a community. Also, familyhave a negative impact on the personality
of the householdmembers because family have the biggest role in the lives of individuals. The
relationships between the members of the household, determine the values, affections, and
attitudes of the children who want to assimilate it. Therefore, the family is the most central
influence in the lives of people. In Welty Eudora, Why I live at the P.O. family environment has a
decisive influence on the members of the household personality. Sister and Stella are two sisters
who are always against each other because it appears that their parents favor more Stella than
Sister. Besides, Sister feels better when Stella is not at home since Stella is not getting Sister into
trouble. Sister says, I was getting along fine with Mama, Papa Daddy, and Uncle Rondo until my
sister Stella Rondo just
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Social influence is present in all areas of human lives. Society influences people s perceptions,
attitudes, judgments, opinions or behaviors. That is why every individual modifies their action
based on the interaction they have with their environment. This influence is due to the relationship
with people, groups, institutions and with society in general. The environmenthas a bad influence on
identity development because people tend to follow what the others say and assimilate of
themselves. Society influences people negatively because it is mostly focused on the betterment of
yourself and not on people as a community. Also, familyhave a negative impact on the personality
of the householdmembers because family have the biggest role in the lives of individuals. The
relationships between the members of the household, determine the values, affections, and
attitudes of the children who want to assimilate it. Therefore, the family is the most central
influence in the lives of people. In Welty Eudora, Why I live at the P.O. family environment has a
decisive influence on the members of the household personality. Sister and Stella are two sisters
who are always against each other because it appears that their parents favor more Stella than
Sister. Besides, Sister feels better when Stella is not at home since Stella is not getting Sister into
trouble. Sister says, I was getting along fine with Mama, Papa Daddy, and Uncle Rondo until my
sister Stella Rondo just
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Reflection Paper On My Writing Process
Reflective Memo
Description of my Writing Process
In my writing process, pre writing was my initial step where I had to find the narrative to write. I
had numerous stories in my mind, but I had to get the best, which draws inspiration to me, and the
one that could teach valuable lessons to my audience. So, I had to refer from that childhood
memory regarding the most significant narrative. However, I had to build up on the story.
Therefore, I had to use the myth worksheet issued at class, to make sure that my story meets all the
course requirements. Apparently, I had to make some changes (revise) the narrative, to deliver the
most intended life lesson to my audience. That is when I decided to plan and structure on what to
write down in particular.
The actual writing was my second step, where I had to start writing my draft. However, I had
several challenges at this phase, such as word count, grammar issues, among others. Apparently, I
had to write several rough copies of my narrative. Again, I had to get the best time and location to
eliminate any potential distractions. In fact, at this stage, I had no confidence with my narrative on
whether it will convey a relevant meaning to my audience.
But now the writing process was advancing well, and I started revising my paper. When revising
my narrative, I had to adapt A.R.R.R.R approach where, I had to add some words, rearrange my
paragraphs and sentences to consider flow, pacing, and sequencing of my story. Again, I had to
remove the irrelevant parts, considering whether the reader will acquire the required message.
Finally, replacing them with the relevant words and phrases.
My final step was editing and proofreading. At this phase, I had to check for clarity, grammar,
repetition, punctuation, and spelling. Editing and proofreading were detailed processes since they
were the last step in my writing process. At this moment, I had gained confidence in my paper,
since I had read it several times, affirming that it made some sense. Furthermore, I gave it to my
friend who is a professional to proofread, and he assured me that the paper was sensible.
Revising the Narrative
Apparently, I had to review my story to convey the message swiftly. In the initial story,
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Reflective Memo
Description of my Writing Process
In my writing process, pre writing was my initial step where I had to find the narrative to write. I
had numerous stories in my mind, but I had to get the best, which draws inspiration to me, and the
one that could teach valuable lessons to my audience. So, I had to refer from that childhood
memory regarding the most significant narrative. However, I had to build up on the story.
Therefore, I had to use the myth worksheet issued at class, to make sure that my story meets all the
course requirements. Apparently, I had to make some changes (revise) the narrative, to deliver the
most intended life lesson to my audience. That is when I decided to plan and structure on what to
write down in particular.
The actual writing was my second step, where I had to start writing my draft. However, I had
several challenges at this phase, such as word count, grammar issues, among others. Apparently, I
had to write several rough copies of my narrative. Again, I had to get the best time and location to
eliminate any potential distractions. In fact, at this stage, I had no confidence with my narrative on
whether it will convey a relevant meaning to my audience.
But now the writing process was advancing well, and I started revising my paper. When revising
my narrative, I had to adapt A.R.R.R.R approach where, I had to add some words, rearrange my
paragraphs and sentences to consider flow, pacing, and sequencing of my story. Again, I had to
remove the irrelevant parts, considering whether the reader will acquire the required message.
Finally, replacing them with the relevant words and phrases.
My final step was editing and proofreading. At this phase, I had to check for clarity, grammar,
repetition, punctuation, and spelling. Editing and proofreading were detailed processes since they
were the last step in my writing process. At this moment, I had gained confidence in my paper,
since I had read it several times, affirming that it made some sense. Furthermore, I gave it to my
friend who is a professional to proofread, and he assured me that the paper was sensible.
Revising the Narrative
Apparently, I had to review my story to convey the message swiftly. In the initial story,
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Does Morgan Spurlock Use Ethos Pathos Logos In Supersize Me
Supersize Me Burgatory Are fast food productions hold responsible for America being
categorized as the fattest nation? In the documentary Supersize me, Morgan Spurlock, director,
and author of this film challenges himself on a McJourney for thirty days. Spurlock could only
eat fast food that came from McDonalds. He went onto this journey to analyze the effect
McDonald s has on the human body. The film Supersize Me uses ethos, logos and pathos to
effectively convincingly argue how people should be more aware of the foods they eat, and the
possible repercussions they are risking. Spurlock subjected himself to eat a three time day
McDonald s meal for thirty days without exercising to prove why obesity is an epidemic in
America. Throughout the
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Supersize Me Burgatory Are fast food productions hold responsible for America being
categorized as the fattest nation? In the documentary Supersize me, Morgan Spurlock, director,
and author of this film challenges himself on a McJourney for thirty days. Spurlock could only
eat fast food that came from McDonalds. He went onto this journey to analyze the effect
McDonald s has on the human body. The film Supersize Me uses ethos, logos and pathos to
effectively convincingly argue how people should be more aware of the foods they eat, and the
possible repercussions they are risking. Spurlock subjected himself to eat a three time day
McDonald s meal for thirty days without exercising to prove why obesity is an epidemic in
America. Throughout the
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Rocky Shore Research Paper
What is a rocky shore? Rocky shores Rocky shores are intertidal areas where land meets water.
Obvious through the name, the shore mainly consists of rocks organised in different arrangements
to support a wide range of ecosystems whether large or small. Constant wave and tide action
influences the shore whereas several other abiotic factors regulate the ecosystems present
throughout the area. (Fig 1.0) Fig 1.0 shows rocky shore The varying levels of the tides create a
very complicated microhabitat for the organisms. The organism must adapt to both underwater and
terrestrial conditions in order to thrive. Low tide brings upon risks of predation, excessive solar
radiation, lack of nutrients obtained from the water and risk of desiccation whereas high tide
introduces aquatic predators,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A barnacle contains both male and female sex organs(hermaphrodites). Due to their sessile nature,
the barnacles have adapted to maximise the possibilities to fertilise within close packed colonies
by the enlargement of the penis (Ratio can be up to 10:1). Once the eggs have been fertilised
sexually, these are released into the ocean as one eyed larva.(Fig 3.2) These swim along and feed
on plankton to further transform into shrimp like organisms.(Fig 3.3) The larva now stops feeding
and is focused on finding its substrate.(Fig 3.4) The barnacle attaches itself to the substrate upside
down thus the positioning of the cirri to capture food. Barnacles contain hard exoskeletons made
out of chitin. (Refer to appendices for meaning of chitin) and covered by an external layer of
calcium carbonate.(Fig 3.5) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEPUAD_mVH8) Once attached
to a substrate, the barnacles are there till they die. The larva firstly secretes an adhesive through its
antennules.(Fig 3.6) This also explains the upside down orientation of the barnacle which attaches
itself head first into the
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What is a rocky shore? Rocky shores Rocky shores are intertidal areas where land meets water.
Obvious through the name, the shore mainly consists of rocks organised in different arrangements
to support a wide range of ecosystems whether large or small. Constant wave and tide action
influences the shore whereas several other abiotic factors regulate the ecosystems present
throughout the area. (Fig 1.0) Fig 1.0 shows rocky shore The varying levels of the tides create a
very complicated microhabitat for the organisms. The organism must adapt to both underwater and
terrestrial conditions in order to thrive. Low tide brings upon risks of predation, excessive solar
radiation, lack of nutrients obtained from the water and risk of desiccation whereas high tide
introduces aquatic predators,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A barnacle contains both male and female sex organs(hermaphrodites). Due to their sessile nature,
the barnacles have adapted to maximise the possibilities to fertilise within close packed colonies
by the enlargement of the penis (Ratio can be up to 10:1). Once the eggs have been fertilised
sexually, these are released into the ocean as one eyed larva.(Fig 3.2) These swim along and feed
on plankton to further transform into shrimp like organisms.(Fig 3.3) The larva now stops feeding
and is focused on finding its substrate.(Fig 3.4) The barnacle attaches itself to the substrate upside
down thus the positioning of the cirri to capture food. Barnacles contain hard exoskeletons made
out of chitin. (Refer to appendices for meaning of chitin) and covered by an external layer of
calcium carbonate.(Fig 3.5) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEPUAD_mVH8) Once attached
to a substrate, the barnacles are there till they die. The larva firstly secretes an adhesive through its
antennules.(Fig 3.6) This also explains the upside down orientation of the barnacle which attaches
itself head first into the
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John F Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy
Was John F. Kennedy assassination a conspiracy?
There are numerous conspiracies theories around JFK assassination which occurred on November
22 , 1963. These theories involve groups or people like the CIA , the Mafia, vice president Lyndon
B. Johnson , the KGB and Cuban President Fidel Castro ( can be a combination of these entities)
But the Warren Commission( the one encharged of investigating the murder) says that the killer was
Lee Harvey Oswald and only worked with a second gunman. The HSCA , america`s house select
on assassinations , couldn`t find the second gunman. a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aa a a aa a
Most people in USA thinks the JFK assassination was a conspiracy. But which conspiracies are
most believable?
Shadow
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Was John F. Kennedy assassination a conspiracy?
There are numerous conspiracies theories around JFK assassination which occurred on November
22 , 1963. These theories involve groups or people like the CIA , the Mafia, vice president Lyndon
B. Johnson , the KGB and Cuban President Fidel Castro ( can be a combination of these entities)
But the Warren Commission( the one encharged of investigating the murder) says that the killer was
Lee Harvey Oswald and only worked with a second gunman. The HSCA , america`s house select
on assassinations , couldn`t find the second gunman. a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aa a a aa a
Most people in USA thinks the JFK assassination was a conspiracy. But which conspiracies are
most believable?
Shadow
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Candide, The Idea Of Optimism
Comedy of ideas, a form a satire and also known as a form of high comedy, is a when two ideas
of thoughts are put directly against each other. Typically it involves characters arguing about ideas
that involve politics, social classes, and society as a whole. Characters use wit, mockery, and
clever language as a way to mimic and mock their challenger. In the case of Candide, the idea of
optimism (Pangloss views) and pessimism (Martin) are pinned against each other. Optimism is an
attitude in which one remains hopeful and positive despite the negative circumstances. Pangloss
view of optimism involves his belief that everything happens for a reason. Pangloss is stuck in this
particular state of mindthrough out the novel. He firmly believes that the death, mishaps and
misfortunes of others are the way the world is and God has a plan. Candide also starts out in this
state of mind due to the fact that Pangloss mentored him and shaped his way of thinking. However,
unlike Pangloss, Candide progresses in his way of thought. In this novel, Pangloss represents
Voltaires attack on philosophical optimism and the non progressive social consequences involved
with optimism.
Voltaire depicts three lifestyles in Candide. Candide starts out by living in a Paradise , a
representation of the Garden of Eden. Then there is a Utopia which is his time living in El Dorado,
a place where everyone is equal and competition is nonexistent. This is essentially the most perfect
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Comedy of ideas, a form a satire and also known as a form of high comedy, is a when two ideas
of thoughts are put directly against each other. Typically it involves characters arguing about ideas
that involve politics, social classes, and society as a whole. Characters use wit, mockery, and
clever language as a way to mimic and mock their challenger. In the case of Candide, the idea of
optimism (Pangloss views) and pessimism (Martin) are pinned against each other. Optimism is an
attitude in which one remains hopeful and positive despite the negative circumstances. Pangloss
view of optimism involves his belief that everything happens for a reason. Pangloss is stuck in this
particular state of mindthrough out the novel. He firmly believes that the death, mishaps and
misfortunes of others are the way the world is and God has a plan. Candide also starts out in this
state of mind due to the fact that Pangloss mentored him and shaped his way of thinking. However,
unlike Pangloss, Candide progresses in his way of thought. In this novel, Pangloss represents
Voltaires attack on philosophical optimism and the non progressive social consequences involved
with optimism.
Voltaire depicts three lifestyles in Candide. Candide starts out by living in a Paradise , a
representation of the Garden of Eden. Then there is a Utopia which is his time living in El Dorado,
a place where everyone is equal and competition is nonexistent. This is essentially the most perfect
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The Relationship Between Macbeth And Lady Macbeth
Characterize the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. If the main theme of the play
is ambition, whose ambition is the driving force of the play Macbeth, Lady Macbeth or both?
Word Limit 500 1000
According to my understanding of the play, I feel it is Lady Macbeth s ambition that drives the
play forward. In the beginning of the play, it seems that Macbeth is a weak man odalisque to a cold
hearted woman who manipulates him to her benefit. This illusion is exemplified when Lady
Macbeth presents her thoughts after reading her husband s letter. Hie thee hither, that I may pour
my spirits in thine ear and chastise with the valor of my tongue she thinks he is incapable of
taking the crown, her vision is obscured by her want for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The hallucinations of the dagger afloat with blood on its hilt, the paracusia of Macbeth does
murder sleep, Macbeth shall sleep no more and his inability to say Amen are all symbols of his guilt.
After the first murder, Lady Macbeth s ambition seems to fade and Macbeths focal point changes.
His ambition is now aimed at keeping the world from learning of his sin; He is willing to do
anything, including further stain his conscience by committing and ordering executions. Ironically
if it weren t for the murder of Banquo, no one would have truly suspected Macbeth s crime as
Macduff.
His ambitions change from becoming king to protecting that which his. He is flawed in his
ambition and his cowardice, he knows that he is too ambitious he realizes that what he is doing is
wrong. He speaks his mind, however he is easily swayed by his wife. Once the murder is
committed, once Duncan s heart has beaten for the last time; Macbeth is immediately thrown into a
pit of guilt. He makes it his mission to never let anyone find out that he murdered his king. Wake
Duncan with thy knocking. I would thou couldst.
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Characterize the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. If the main theme of the play
is ambition, whose ambition is the driving force of the play Macbeth, Lady Macbeth or both?
Word Limit 500 1000
According to my understanding of the play, I feel it is Lady Macbeth s ambition that drives the
play forward. In the beginning of the play, it seems that Macbeth is a weak man odalisque to a cold
hearted woman who manipulates him to her benefit. This illusion is exemplified when Lady
Macbeth presents her thoughts after reading her husband s letter. Hie thee hither, that I may pour
my spirits in thine ear and chastise with the valor of my tongue she thinks he is incapable of
taking the crown, her vision is obscured by her want for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The hallucinations of the dagger afloat with blood on its hilt, the paracusia of Macbeth does
murder sleep, Macbeth shall sleep no more and his inability to say Amen are all symbols of his guilt.
After the first murder, Lady Macbeth s ambition seems to fade and Macbeths focal point changes.
His ambition is now aimed at keeping the world from learning of his sin; He is willing to do
anything, including further stain his conscience by committing and ordering executions. Ironically
if it weren t for the murder of Banquo, no one would have truly suspected Macbeth s crime as
Macduff.
His ambitions change from becoming king to protecting that which his. He is flawed in his
ambition and his cowardice, he knows that he is too ambitious he realizes that what he is doing is
wrong. He speaks his mind, however he is easily swayed by his wife. Once the murder is
committed, once Duncan s heart has beaten for the last time; Macbeth is immediately thrown into a
pit of guilt. He makes it his mission to never let anyone find out that he murdered his king. Wake
Duncan with thy knocking. I would thou couldst.
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Zeus Role In Mythology
I decided my theme to be about zeus. As we all know he plays an important role in mythology
because he was the ruler of all the olympian gods. He was a god with a great power, bigger than
all of the others together. He was best characterized by falling in love with one woman after
another. He knows all type of tricks to hide his infidelity from his wife Hera. All conflicts began
when he became the supreme ruler. Along this book, it talks a lot about him and his good and bad
acts. For example, he could either use his weapon the thunderbolt to hurl those who displeased him
like the oathbreakers and liars or he could be the protector of the people watching over the whole
community. The conflicts in this book involving Zeusare very significant
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I decided my theme to be about zeus. As we all know he plays an important role in mythology
because he was the ruler of all the olympian gods. He was a god with a great power, bigger than
all of the others together. He was best characterized by falling in love with one woman after
another. He knows all type of tricks to hide his infidelity from his wife Hera. All conflicts began
when he became the supreme ruler. Along this book, it talks a lot about him and his good and bad
acts. For example, he could either use his weapon the thunderbolt to hurl those who displeased him
like the oathbreakers and liars or he could be the protector of the people watching over the whole
community. The conflicts in this book involving Zeusare very significant
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Manhattan Project Effects
On August 6th, 1945 sixty thousand people instantly disintegrated within a five mile radius blast
that erupted over Hiroshima, Japan. Three days later an even stronger blast was felt over the
Japanese city of Nagasaki. Though thousands died, the technologic improvement from the original
bomb did not go unnoticed. Both Little boy and Fat man were successful in collapsing the Japanese
will to fight and on August 15th Japan surrendered to the United States. Without the introduction of
the atomic bomb, no one can say for sure how long the war would have raged on for. As noted in
the Battle of Midway the shortage of experienced pilots hindered Japan but advanced their tactics
as well. Rather than training proficient pilots, the Japanese took a kamikaze approach to aerial
combat and rammed fighter planes into the sides of US ships. At this point, the Japanese were
literally willing to die for their country even if it meant complete suicide. The success of the
Manhattan Projectdid... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Yet, with changing times, technology also changes and becomes more sophisticated. Along with
the implementations that come in regards to atomic energy, the atom bomb has also been
revamped. In 1961the Soviets detonated a hydrogen bomb with a destructive power of fifty
megatons. In a span of just over 15 years the power of the original atomic bomb that took out
Hiroshima had been outdone, three thousand fold. Currently, the United States and other world
powers have Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM s) in their possessions. The difference
between a standard atom bomb and an ICBM is that the latter is designed to travel much farther
distances with its own navigation mechanism. By the 1970 s it was possible to load two warheads
on an ICBM and designate each one a specific target. It is imperative that the destructive power of
these weapons be managed accordingly and with the utmost
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On August 6th, 1945 sixty thousand people instantly disintegrated within a five mile radius blast
that erupted over Hiroshima, Japan. Three days later an even stronger blast was felt over the
Japanese city of Nagasaki. Though thousands died, the technologic improvement from the original
bomb did not go unnoticed. Both Little boy and Fat man were successful in collapsing the Japanese
will to fight and on August 15th Japan surrendered to the United States. Without the introduction of
the atomic bomb, no one can say for sure how long the war would have raged on for. As noted in
the Battle of Midway the shortage of experienced pilots hindered Japan but advanced their tactics
as well. Rather than training proficient pilots, the Japanese took a kamikaze approach to aerial
combat and rammed fighter planes into the sides of US ships. At this point, the Japanese were
literally willing to die for their country even if it meant complete suicide. The success of the
Manhattan Projectdid... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Yet, with changing times, technology also changes and becomes more sophisticated. Along with
the implementations that come in regards to atomic energy, the atom bomb has also been
revamped. In 1961the Soviets detonated a hydrogen bomb with a destructive power of fifty
megatons. In a span of just over 15 years the power of the original atomic bomb that took out
Hiroshima had been outdone, three thousand fold. Currently, the United States and other world
powers have Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM s) in their possessions. The difference
between a standard atom bomb and an ICBM is that the latter is designed to travel much farther
distances with its own navigation mechanism. By the 1970 s it was possible to load two warheads
on an ICBM and designate each one a specific target. It is imperative that the destructive power of
these weapons be managed accordingly and with the utmost
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pros And Cons Of Maryland Act Concerning Religion
Maryland Act Concerning Religion (1644); Critique In this article, William H. Browne is able to
present how crucial and beneficial the Maryland Act Concerning Religion of 1644 was during the
religious political battles of the English Civil War. The article expressed how the act was a huge
milestone in the early history of religious freedom in America and how at the time it helped
reestablish order in Maryland by institutionalizing the principle of toleration that had prevailed from
the colony s beginning. More specifically, the act provided punishment for anyone who troubled or
molested a Christian for religious reasons which would consequently help establish harmony
amongst the different religions of the time. The article goes on to say
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Maryland Act Concerning Religion (1644); Critique In this article, William H. Browne is able to
present how crucial and beneficial the Maryland Act Concerning Religion of 1644 was during the
religious political battles of the English Civil War. The article expressed how the act was a huge
milestone in the early history of religious freedom in America and how at the time it helped
reestablish order in Maryland by institutionalizing the principle of toleration that had prevailed from
the colony s beginning. More specifically, the act provided punishment for anyone who troubled or
molested a Christian for religious reasons which would consequently help establish harmony
amongst the different religions of the time. The article goes on to say
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Change At Work Analysis
Changing isn t always the easiest thing to do, but in writing it is necessary. Whether it s changing
your genre; which includes style, form, focus, tone, word choice. Or changing it to fit a new
workplace which is explained in Wardle s essay Identity, Authority, and Learning to Write in New
Workplaces. Roozens Tracing Trajectories of Practice: Repurposing in One Student s Developing
Disciplinary WritingProcess is also an example of how change affects someone s writing. Change is
crucial for people in any new or different environment.
In Roozens essay, Lindsay was the student that he followed. In this text, he explains Lindsay s
understanding of the text. He first describes her verse copying practices in religious text, then he
explains how ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Asserting his own identity means that he only wanted to use his own work, and not listen to other
on how to make it better. He only wanted to use his writing style and not listen to his peers. By
asserting his own identity on other Alan struggled to be successful in his new place of work
because he resisted the identity that was imposed on him by the workplace. Because our identities
are shaped to some extent by the communities in which we chose to participate workers such as
Alan may also be demonstrating their desire to identify with communities of practice other than
the primary ones in which they work by refusing to appropriate new ways of writing (Wardle 294).
Roozen is explaining how Alan s refusal to change is because of the community he identifies with,
and because he doesn t identify himself with the new workplace he doesn t find it necessary to
adjust to the new writing techniques. Alan continued to only write in his own way and did not
become a member of his new community. No one in his new community change to accommodate
his stubbornness, this ended in Alan leaving the workplace looking for employment
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Changing isn t always the easiest thing to do, but in writing it is necessary. Whether it s changing
your genre; which includes style, form, focus, tone, word choice. Or changing it to fit a new
workplace which is explained in Wardle s essay Identity, Authority, and Learning to Write in New
Workplaces. Roozens Tracing Trajectories of Practice: Repurposing in One Student s Developing
Disciplinary WritingProcess is also an example of how change affects someone s writing. Change is
crucial for people in any new or different environment.
In Roozens essay, Lindsay was the student that he followed. In this text, he explains Lindsay s
understanding of the text. He first describes her verse copying practices in religious text, then he
explains how ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Asserting his own identity means that he only wanted to use his own work, and not listen to other
on how to make it better. He only wanted to use his writing style and not listen to his peers. By
asserting his own identity on other Alan struggled to be successful in his new place of work
because he resisted the identity that was imposed on him by the workplace. Because our identities
are shaped to some extent by the communities in which we chose to participate workers such as
Alan may also be demonstrating their desire to identify with communities of practice other than
the primary ones in which they work by refusing to appropriate new ways of writing (Wardle 294).
Roozen is explaining how Alan s refusal to change is because of the community he identifies with,
and because he doesn t identify himself with the new workplace he doesn t find it necessary to
adjust to the new writing techniques. Alan continued to only write in his own way and did not
become a member of his new community. No one in his new community change to accommodate
his stubbornness, this ended in Alan leaving the workplace looking for employment
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why Adopt Shelter Dogs
Why should you adopt a shelter dog? Every year 3.9 million dogs nationwide are brought into
shelters. Of those 3.9 million 31% are euthanized. I think that you should adopt shelter dogs
because lots of them die and you could save them, they are affordable, and they are good for
your health. One reason is that many dogs die everyday in shelters. 3.9 million dogs nationwide
are brought into shelters, of those 3.9 million 31% are euthanized. If dogs have been in the
shelters for awhile and people aren t adopting them they will eventually be killed so new dogs
can be brought in. If more people adopt shelter dogs then less dogs will die. Another reason is that
they are more affordable than the average dog. Dogs at a shelter called Last Hope Animal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why should you adopt a shelter dog? Every year 3.9 million dogs nationwide are brought into
shelters. Of those 3.9 million 31% are euthanized. I think that you should adopt shelter dogs
because lots of them die and you could save them, they are affordable, and they are good for
your health. One reason is that many dogs die everyday in shelters. 3.9 million dogs nationwide
are brought into shelters, of those 3.9 million 31% are euthanized. If dogs have been in the
shelters for awhile and people aren t adopting them they will eventually be killed so new dogs
can be brought in. If more people adopt shelter dogs then less dogs will die. Another reason is that
they are more affordable than the average dog. Dogs at a shelter called Last Hope Animal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ritalin And Abortion
She would take Ritalin to help her stay up at night to finish papers, and the first she did was in
college to help her relax and focus. She knew she was addicted to drugs in college, but still
graduated with from a top university, with a dual Masters. She secured a great job after
graduation, and moved in with her boyfriend. It was around a year later she found out she was
pregnant. Her boyfriend was also using drugs and was controlling. He insisted that she have an
abortion, because what was he going to do with a child . She mentioned, killing her baby was the
hardest thing she has ever had to do. After the abortion, she fell deeper into drug use, and after a
certain point she was unable to stay at her job. She moved to North Carolina,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
She would take Ritalin to help her stay up at night to finish papers, and the first she did was in
college to help her relax and focus. She knew she was addicted to drugs in college, but still
graduated with from a top university, with a dual Masters. She secured a great job after
graduation, and moved in with her boyfriend. It was around a year later she found out she was
pregnant. Her boyfriend was also using drugs and was controlling. He insisted that she have an
abortion, because what was he going to do with a child . She mentioned, killing her baby was the
hardest thing she has ever had to do. After the abortion, she fell deeper into drug use, and after a
certain point she was unable to stay at her job. She moved to North Carolina,
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Nitrates And Nitrites
The two primary metabolic processes nitrates undergo are through the entero salivary circulation
pathway and the nitrate nitrate NO pathway (Nitrate/Nitrite Toxicity 2013: Biologic Fate of Nitrates
and Nitrites, 2013). Inorganic nitrates and nitrites consumed through food and water are first
reduced in the oral cavity by bacteria present on the tongue. This reductive activity converts nitrates
to nitrites where it can further be metabolized through the gastrointestinal tract. After conversion of
nitrites to nitric oxide it is absorbed via the small intestine where it is distributed into circulation.
Once the nitrites and nitric oxide enter the circulatory system it reaches target tissues where it may
be used for cellular activity. It is found that 25% of nitrites are concentrated in the salivary... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This reductive activity is absent of nitric oxide synthase and is carried out by the bacteria present in
the mouth. Bacteria on the tongue is capable of reducing nitrates to nitrites through its own
metabolic activity. This metabolic process is done in situ, or locally. The newly converted nitrites
then enter the gastric stomach where acidic conditions convert the nitrites to nitric oxide.
Remaining nitrites and nitrates that were not converted in the stomach are absorbed via the small
intestine where it is distributed to the kidneys and salivary glands. An active uptake of nitrates from
the blood allows entry into the salivary gland where the peptide, sialin, makes transportation and
excretion available. The bacteria present in the mouth reduces nitrates to nitrites and does not
require nitric oxide synthase activity (Lundberg, Weitzberg, Gladwin, 2008). In this metabolic
pathway, the conversion of nitrates to nitrates are a result of the bacteria found on the tongue to
carry out reduction activity of the dietary consumption of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The two primary metabolic processes nitrates undergo are through the entero salivary circulation
pathway and the nitrate nitrate NO pathway (Nitrate/Nitrite Toxicity 2013: Biologic Fate of Nitrates
and Nitrites, 2013). Inorganic nitrates and nitrites consumed through food and water are first
reduced in the oral cavity by bacteria present on the tongue. This reductive activity converts nitrates
to nitrites where it can further be metabolized through the gastrointestinal tract. After conversion of
nitrites to nitric oxide it is absorbed via the small intestine where it is distributed into circulation.
Once the nitrites and nitric oxide enter the circulatory system it reaches target tissues where it may
be used for cellular activity. It is found that 25% of nitrites are concentrated in the salivary... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This reductive activity is absent of nitric oxide synthase and is carried out by the bacteria present in
the mouth. Bacteria on the tongue is capable of reducing nitrates to nitrites through its own
metabolic activity. This metabolic process is done in situ, or locally. The newly converted nitrites
then enter the gastric stomach where acidic conditions convert the nitrites to nitric oxide.
Remaining nitrites and nitrates that were not converted in the stomach are absorbed via the small
intestine where it is distributed to the kidneys and salivary glands. An active uptake of nitrates from
the blood allows entry into the salivary gland where the peptide, sialin, makes transportation and
excretion available. The bacteria present in the mouth reduces nitrates to nitrites and does not
require nitric oxide synthase activity (Lundberg, Weitzberg, Gladwin, 2008). In this metabolic
pathway, the conversion of nitrates to nitrates are a result of the bacteria found on the tongue to
carry out reduction activity of the dietary consumption of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Connection To Cheating Case Study
Connection to Cheating
During one of the darkest periods in BC history, several members of the 1978 79 basketball team
were accused of being involved in a point shaving scandal that drew national attention due to the
involvement of the infamous Mafia associate Henry Hill. One player, Rick Kuhn, was found guilty
and served time in jail for his efforts in the fix
The University of Michigan basketball scandal or Ed Martin scandal was a series of National
Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rules violations that resulted in a six year investigation of
the relationship between the University of Michigan, its men s basketball program, and basketball
team booster Ed Martin. As a result of the investigation, the Wolverine men s basketball program
was punished with sanctions. The violations principally involved payments booster Martin made to
several players to launder money from an illegal gambling operation. It is one of the largest
incidents involving payments to college ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then in 2014 began charges and countercharges between university officials and former learning
specialist Mary Willingham, including disputes about statistics and methods of analysis by
Willingham alleging that certain student athletes are not academically qualified for college.[3]
Additionally, former basketball player Rashad McCants, a member of the North Carolina basketball
team that won the 2005 NCAA championship, alleged that he took substandard classes and had
much of his classwork done by tutors. As a result of these revelations, there could be NCAA
sanctions, including vacated
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Connection to Cheating
During one of the darkest periods in BC history, several members of the 1978 79 basketball team
were accused of being involved in a point shaving scandal that drew national attention due to the
involvement of the infamous Mafia associate Henry Hill. One player, Rick Kuhn, was found guilty
and served time in jail for his efforts in the fix
The University of Michigan basketball scandal or Ed Martin scandal was a series of National
Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rules violations that resulted in a six year investigation of
the relationship between the University of Michigan, its men s basketball program, and basketball
team booster Ed Martin. As a result of the investigation, the Wolverine men s basketball program
was punished with sanctions. The violations principally involved payments booster Martin made to
several players to launder money from an illegal gambling operation. It is one of the largest
incidents involving payments to college ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then in 2014 began charges and countercharges between university officials and former learning
specialist Mary Willingham, including disputes about statistics and methods of analysis by
Willingham alleging that certain student athletes are not academically qualified for college.[3]
Additionally, former basketball player Rashad McCants, a member of the North Carolina basketball
team that won the 2005 NCAA championship, alleged that he took substandard classes and had
much of his classwork done by tutors. As a result of these revelations, there could be NCAA
sanctions, including vacated
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cultural Change In Ancient Egypt
Let s take an imaginary trip some 6828 miles to Egypt. The Ancient Egyptian civilization is
exceptionally famous because it continued without massive cultural change for almost 3,000 years.
All its cities were built beside the Nile, a very manageable river; making farming easy and
productive (Minds, 2015). According to an article in EgyptTravel Guide, Egyptian cuisine
combines many of the best traditions of African, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cooking, and
is both delicious and healthy. Fruit, such as dates and olives, picked from the trees combine with
vegetables, meats and fresh fish, aromatic herbs and spices to create colorful and flavorsome
dishes (Egypt travel guide, 2015). From this information, I chose to become familiar... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Certain foods are prohibited from eating. Muslims who observe Islam usually doesn t eat pork or
pork products. Some Muslims only eat fish that have scales. They also observe Ramadan, which is
a month long of fasting from food during a certain time frame. During fasting they must refrain
from eating and drinking. At the end of each fast day, they usually break their fast with dates, water,
fruit juice or soup. The unique Egyptian cuisine has been influenced throughout history, particularly
by its neighbors from the Middle East. Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, and Ottomans. More
recently, the foods of other Arabic people in the Middle East such as the Lebanese, Palestinians,
Syrians, as well as some foods from Europe, have affected the Egyptian diet. However, Egyptian
cuisine maintains its uniqueness. After thousands of years, rice and bread remain staple foods
(Food in Egypt,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Let s take an imaginary trip some 6828 miles to Egypt. The Ancient Egyptian civilization is
exceptionally famous because it continued without massive cultural change for almost 3,000 years.
All its cities were built beside the Nile, a very manageable river; making farming easy and
productive (Minds, 2015). According to an article in EgyptTravel Guide, Egyptian cuisine
combines many of the best traditions of African, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cooking, and
is both delicious and healthy. Fruit, such as dates and olives, picked from the trees combine with
vegetables, meats and fresh fish, aromatic herbs and spices to create colorful and flavorsome
dishes (Egypt travel guide, 2015). From this information, I chose to become familiar... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Certain foods are prohibited from eating. Muslims who observe Islam usually doesn t eat pork or
pork products. Some Muslims only eat fish that have scales. They also observe Ramadan, which is
a month long of fasting from food during a certain time frame. During fasting they must refrain
from eating and drinking. At the end of each fast day, they usually break their fast with dates, water,
fruit juice or soup. The unique Egyptian cuisine has been influenced throughout history, particularly
by its neighbors from the Middle East. Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, and Ottomans. More
recently, the foods of other Arabic people in the Middle East such as the Lebanese, Palestinians,
Syrians, as well as some foods from Europe, have affected the Egyptian diet. However, Egyptian
cuisine maintains its uniqueness. After thousands of years, rice and bread remain staple foods
(Food in Egypt,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Stanley Milgram s Behavioral Study Of...
Throughout the course of history, the phenomenon of psychology has drawn countless
psychologists and scientists to further comprehend the depths and fascinations of the human mind
and body. Using experimentation as a source of obtaining and recording desired information
regarding the new realizations of the mind, cognitive scientists continue to fathom at the intricate
revelations the mind has to offer. Although the complexities of the mind have brought scientists to
puzzling conclusions, scientists have used a series of experimental steps to conclude how and why
the processes of the brain can change the actions and personalities of an individual.
Within psychology, examining behavior of different species, especially humans, is vital in ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With each incorrect answer, the voltage of the electric shock would increase, beginning at a
voltage of 15 volts to a deadly voltage of 450 volts. However, the experiment was most definitely
rigged. The learners were hired actors used as part of the experiment to determine whether the
teacher (one of the 40 male participants) would continue to obey the commands of the
experimenter despite the blood chilling screams from the opposite room. Milgram further explains
in detail why the reasoning behind his experiment is surprisingly valid. The most important
information of Milgram s article provides a table recording the different variations of shock levels,
beginning from slight shock to XXX. The different levels of shock voltages are measured from 15
volts to 450 volts. The right side of the table attributes to number of teachers who found the
corresponding voltage as their maximum shock. A majority of the teachers did not identify a
maximum shock until 300 volts was reached. At this point, various teachers discontinued the
experiment and refused to participate further. However, Milgram states of the 40 subjects, 26
obeyed the orders of the experimenter until the end, proceeding to punish the victim until they
reached the most potent shock available on the shock generator (376). Milgram s data shows that 65
percent of the men chosen, decided to inflict the highest pain threshold upon
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Throughout the course of history, the phenomenon of psychology has drawn countless
psychologists and scientists to further comprehend the depths and fascinations of the human mind
and body. Using experimentation as a source of obtaining and recording desired information
regarding the new realizations of the mind, cognitive scientists continue to fathom at the intricate
revelations the mind has to offer. Although the complexities of the mind have brought scientists to
puzzling conclusions, scientists have used a series of experimental steps to conclude how and why
the processes of the brain can change the actions and personalities of an individual.
Within psychology, examining behavior of different species, especially humans, is vital in ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With each incorrect answer, the voltage of the electric shock would increase, beginning at a
voltage of 15 volts to a deadly voltage of 450 volts. However, the experiment was most definitely
rigged. The learners were hired actors used as part of the experiment to determine whether the
teacher (one of the 40 male participants) would continue to obey the commands of the
experimenter despite the blood chilling screams from the opposite room. Milgram further explains
in detail why the reasoning behind his experiment is surprisingly valid. The most important
information of Milgram s article provides a table recording the different variations of shock levels,
beginning from slight shock to XXX. The different levels of shock voltages are measured from 15
volts to 450 volts. The right side of the table attributes to number of teachers who found the
corresponding voltage as their maximum shock. A majority of the teachers did not identify a
maximum shock until 300 volts was reached. At this point, various teachers discontinued the
experiment and refused to participate further. However, Milgram states of the 40 subjects, 26
obeyed the orders of the experimenter until the end, proceeding to punish the victim until they
reached the most potent shock available on the shock generator (376). Milgram s data shows that 65
percent of the men chosen, decided to inflict the highest pain threshold upon
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Study Chick-Fil-A
Introduction This case study will analyze the findings of my research on the general overview of
Chick fil A from conception to future projections all while analyzing the external environment ,
current strategies, and current objectives. Then I will detail some strategies that I would
recommend if I were the CEO and my reasoning. My research will also detail the competitive
strategies used by the company s main competitors and how Chick fil A could combat these
strategies.
Chick fil A the Beginning Facts and History of Chick fil A (2016), noted how Chick fil A was
founded by Truett Cathy in the early 1960 s, after Mr. Cathy had opened a restaurant earlier,
1946, called Dwarf Grill in Hapeville, Georgia. Truett Cathy was not one to follow others in fact
his determination and vision led him to open the first restaurant inside a mall in 1967 making him a
first mover, by marketing the idea of combining food and shopping (first mover, business
dictionary). The first mover decision that Cathy made has established Chick fil A as one of the
largest fast food Chicken industries in the United States and led the way for many fast food chains
to follow.
Chick fil A External Environment External environment is an understanding of ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Keeping prices competitive with their competition as well as offering varying price ranges for
their customers help Chick fil A have a strong hold on the market share. They are offering quality
food that are good tasting while being good for them, offering healthy alternatives for children s
meals, and only using chicken that raised humanly without additives. Finally, one of the biggest
objectives that Chick fil A is trying to work on the ability to stay true to their religious beliefs and
views without insulting various groups as a way to improve their public
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction This case study will analyze the findings of my research on the general overview of
Chick fil A from conception to future projections all while analyzing the external environment ,
current strategies, and current objectives. Then I will detail some strategies that I would
recommend if I were the CEO and my reasoning. My research will also detail the competitive
strategies used by the company s main competitors and how Chick fil A could combat these
strategies.
Chick fil A the Beginning Facts and History of Chick fil A (2016), noted how Chick fil A was
founded by Truett Cathy in the early 1960 s, after Mr. Cathy had opened a restaurant earlier,
1946, called Dwarf Grill in Hapeville, Georgia. Truett Cathy was not one to follow others in fact
his determination and vision led him to open the first restaurant inside a mall in 1967 making him a
first mover, by marketing the idea of combining food and shopping (first mover, business
dictionary). The first mover decision that Cathy made has established Chick fil A as one of the
largest fast food Chicken industries in the United States and led the way for many fast food chains
to follow.
Chick fil A External Environment External environment is an understanding of ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Keeping prices competitive with their competition as well as offering varying price ranges for
their customers help Chick fil A have a strong hold on the market share. They are offering quality
food that are good tasting while being good for them, offering healthy alternatives for children s
meals, and only using chicken that raised humanly without additives. Finally, one of the biggest
objectives that Chick fil A is trying to work on the ability to stay true to their religious beliefs and
views without insulting various groups as a way to improve their public
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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