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A Brief Note On Informatics And Professional Nursing
Informatics and Professional Nursing
Elizabeth T. Chambers
Olivet Nazarene University
Introduction to Informatics and Baccalaureate Nursing
BSN NRSG 301
Professor Cheryle Strother
December 12, 2014
Certification of Authorship: I certify that I am the author of this paper and that any assistance I
received in its preparation is fully acknowledged and disclosed in the paper. I have also cited any
sources from which I used data, ideas, or words, either quoted directly or paraphrased. I also certify
that this paper was prepared by me specifically for the purpose of this assignment.
Electronic Signature: Elizabeth T. Chambers
Informatics and Professional Nursing The process of infusing nursing informatics to improve ... Show
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Current Level of Informatics Knowledge and Informatics in Current Practice Health care information
management is a core competency for professional nurses. However, not all nurses and healthcare
providers have adequate knowledge of operational informatics. Just as technology has forced medical
records and documentation to evolve to computer based charting, nurses must also progress to rise
above competency in information management. According to the Technology Informatics Guiding
Educational Reform Summit (TIGER) Initiative, the vision for informatics prepared nurses includes
management and leadership, education, communication and collaboration, informatics design and
technology, policy, and culture (Hood, 2010). As an educator, the focus of nursing informatics lies in
word processing, spreadsheets and databases, online resources and public health information (PHI),
curriculum planning, e mail, interpretation of the electronic medical record (EMR), and online
continuing education.
Informatics in the Workplace
One of the most important forms of communication in the professional nursing educator role is
through electronic mail, or e mail. E mail etiquette is crucial to effective communication in the
workplace. As the program coordinator for a nurse assistant program, the responsibilities remain in the
ability to effectively communicate with other educators, business partners in the health fields, school
counselors, and parents/students. In
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Informatics and Professional Nursing
Elizabeth T. Chambers
Olivet Nazarene University
Introduction to Informatics and Baccalaureate Nursing
BSN NRSG 301
Professor Cheryle Strother
December 12, 2014
Certification of Authorship: I certify that I am the author of this paper and that any assistance I
received in its preparation is fully acknowledged and disclosed in the paper. I have also cited any
sources from which I used data, ideas, or words, either quoted directly or paraphrased. I also certify
that this paper was prepared by me specifically for the purpose of this assignment.
Electronic Signature: Elizabeth T. Chambers
Informatics and Professional Nursing The process of infusing nursing informatics to improve ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Current Level of Informatics Knowledge and Informatics in Current Practice Health care information
management is a core competency for professional nurses. However, not all nurses and healthcare
providers have adequate knowledge of operational informatics. Just as technology has forced medical
records and documentation to evolve to computer based charting, nurses must also progress to rise
above competency in information management. According to the Technology Informatics Guiding
Educational Reform Summit (TIGER) Initiative, the vision for informatics prepared nurses includes
management and leadership, education, communication and collaboration, informatics design and
technology, policy, and culture (Hood, 2010). As an educator, the focus of nursing informatics lies in
word processing, spreadsheets and databases, online resources and public health information (PHI),
curriculum planning, e mail, interpretation of the electronic medical record (EMR), and online
continuing education.
Informatics in the Workplace
One of the most important forms of communication in the professional nursing educator role is
through electronic mail, or e mail. E mail etiquette is crucial to effective communication in the
workplace. As the program coordinator for a nurse assistant program, the responsibilities remain in the
ability to effectively communicate with other educators, business partners in the health fields, school
counselors, and parents/students. In
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Write An Essay On The Boston Massacre
There was an incident on kings street caused by the British on March 5, 1770, also known as The
Boston massacre. It is said that the British army killed five male citizens and injured many others.
This began when a mob of people formed around a British sentry, who claimed to have been harassed.
When British solder got involved they immediately took his side and fired into the crowed without
any higher authority approval.
This all began when Britain approved levies on its American settlements to help pay the upholding of
their Northern territory. The people thought it was a defilement of their human rights. Loyalist leader,
John Hancock supported the anti British and encouraged the development of the Sons of Liberty. The
head of Massachusetts, feared for the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She created this document august 2, 2013. Avdellas created this for the soul propose of it being taught
in a sixth grade lecture hall in the American Revolution unit. It will be a chance for learners to look at
a historical occasion from numerous viewpoints using substantiating data. The reason for choosing
this as my sources was so it was easier to break down and elaborate on for a better self understanding
of the concept. A basic overview of this document is what happened as well as, a different point of
view of what happened during the boston massacre. This website give many picture and diagrams to
analyse as well as propease a very important question to the people and that is wether or not you
believe the amaricans side of the story or the brithsh . in my personal perspective I don t think either
of them were right but in all honesty if I have to choose, I d have to choose the British. Going back to
overview of the information in the beginning of the article it begins to talk about how everything
began as well as how tension was rising between the government and the people as I stated in the
previous
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There was an incident on kings street caused by the British on March 5, 1770, also known as The
Boston massacre. It is said that the British army killed five male citizens and injured many others.
This began when a mob of people formed around a British sentry, who claimed to have been harassed.
When British solder got involved they immediately took his side and fired into the crowed without
any higher authority approval.
This all began when Britain approved levies on its American settlements to help pay the upholding of
their Northern territory. The people thought it was a defilement of their human rights. Loyalist leader,
John Hancock supported the anti British and encouraged the development of the Sons of Liberty. The
head of Massachusetts, feared for the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She created this document august 2, 2013. Avdellas created this for the soul propose of it being taught
in a sixth grade lecture hall in the American Revolution unit. It will be a chance for learners to look at
a historical occasion from numerous viewpoints using substantiating data. The reason for choosing
this as my sources was so it was easier to break down and elaborate on for a better self understanding
of the concept. A basic overview of this document is what happened as well as, a different point of
view of what happened during the boston massacre. This website give many picture and diagrams to
analyse as well as propease a very important question to the people and that is wether or not you
believe the amaricans side of the story or the brithsh . in my personal perspective I don t think either
of them were right but in all honesty if I have to choose, I d have to choose the British. Going back to
overview of the information in the beginning of the article it begins to talk about how everything
began as well as how tension was rising between the government and the people as I stated in the
previous
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Globalization in the Music industry
Globalization in the Music Industry
Jonathan Ben Ami
ACOM 388
The music industry has been around for over two centuries (PBS). Its volatility can be measured by its
ability to shift and change according to its time period, the technologies that arise through the ages and
the public s shift in musical taste. The music industry is comprised of many different components,
organizations and individuals that operate within it. Some of these components include the artists who
compose the music themselves, the producers that engineer the sounds created by the artists, the
companies that handle distribution and promotion of the recorded music, the broadcasters of the music
such as radio ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Over the past decade, the use of CDs has been replaced with online streaming and retailing. This has
eliminated much of the record companies revenues as they were used to making most of their profit
off of distribution and promotion of physical copies of artists albums (Niemen). This has caused for a
major shift and remodeling of major players in the music industries business models. Companies such
Sony, Warner Music Group and Universal Music Group have started to completely rethink the way
they conduct business (Forbes). In the past record labels were not only responsible for production,
distribution and promotion of an artist and his/her music, but they also acted as a bank (Forbes),
funding the artists tours and recording sessions. Recently, these music giants have been moving
towards becoming more of a modular network organization. What this means is that they are less
occupied with the nitty gritty, and more focused on what they do best which is distribution and
promotion. This also allows for more freedom of creativity for the artist as well as fairer split of
profits (Forbes). This adaption of new business models clearly shows the versatility of the music
industry in adapting to new times and technologies.
One can only speculate the future of the music industry. As aforementioned, the music industry is in
constant flux, changing shape and adapting to new
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Globalization in the Music Industry
Jonathan Ben Ami
ACOM 388
The music industry has been around for over two centuries (PBS). Its volatility can be measured by its
ability to shift and change according to its time period, the technologies that arise through the ages and
the public s shift in musical taste. The music industry is comprised of many different components,
organizations and individuals that operate within it. Some of these components include the artists who
compose the music themselves, the producers that engineer the sounds created by the artists, the
companies that handle distribution and promotion of the recorded music, the broadcasters of the music
such as radio ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Over the past decade, the use of CDs has been replaced with online streaming and retailing. This has
eliminated much of the record companies revenues as they were used to making most of their profit
off of distribution and promotion of physical copies of artists albums (Niemen). This has caused for a
major shift and remodeling of major players in the music industries business models. Companies such
Sony, Warner Music Group and Universal Music Group have started to completely rethink the way
they conduct business (Forbes). In the past record labels were not only responsible for production,
distribution and promotion of an artist and his/her music, but they also acted as a bank (Forbes),
funding the artists tours and recording sessions. Recently, these music giants have been moving
towards becoming more of a modular network organization. What this means is that they are less
occupied with the nitty gritty, and more focused on what they do best which is distribution and
promotion. This also allows for more freedom of creativity for the artist as well as fairer split of
profits (Forbes). This adaption of new business models clearly shows the versatility of the music
industry in adapting to new times and technologies.
One can only speculate the future of the music industry. As aforementioned, the music industry is in
constant flux, changing shape and adapting to new
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Fur Is Dead Research Paper
The grade I recieved for this paper was an A+, just incase you were wondering....
Fur is Dead
Taking a look into a once strong industry, shocking facts are revealed. The fur industry brings in an
average of $1.5 billion in sales each year. Furs were considered a beautiful and feminine version of
clothing by many women, until the public became aware of the horrors that accompany the industry.
Activists have been a voice for animals tortured for their fur, making the public aware, and
diminishing the old view of fur. Approximately 3.5 million fur bearing animals are killed each year by
trappers, and another 2.7 million are raised on fur farms . (1)
The fur industry is a for profit venture, meaning methods that maximize production ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is a simple yet crude device, and has been banned in 63 countries, and four U.S states.(3) Greta
Nilsson exposes the inhumane trap in Facts About Furs :
When an animal steps on the leghold trap spring, the trap s jaws slam down on the animal s limb. Dr.
Robert E. Cape explains that if the trap is properly anchored, the captured animal will struggle to get
loose, mutilating the foot and causing deep, painful lacerations. Or the animal will attempt escape by
chewing or twisting off the trapped extremity. Ten to 12 hours after being captured, the animal is still
in pain. After a prolonged time, he explains, will suffer from exhaustion, since they expend such a
great amount of energy in attempting to escape. With exhaustion, the animal suffers from exposure,
frostbite, shock, and eventually death.(4)
Not all animals suffer that long, some suffer for even longer periods, and face further torture. When
the trappers return (often days later) they, like the fur farms, use the cheapest methods possible to kill
the animals, and whatever method that won t damage the fur. The lucky few get shot, but the cheaper
more physical methods of death are most commonly used. Animals are beaten, stomped to death, or
the Trapper s Method quot; of standing on the animal s chest and yanking their hind legs out, crushing
their lungs. (5) The animals used for fur get this treatment, animals that have no value in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The grade I recieved for this paper was an A+, just incase you were wondering....
Fur is Dead
Taking a look into a once strong industry, shocking facts are revealed. The fur industry brings in an
average of $1.5 billion in sales each year. Furs were considered a beautiful and feminine version of
clothing by many women, until the public became aware of the horrors that accompany the industry.
Activists have been a voice for animals tortured for their fur, making the public aware, and
diminishing the old view of fur. Approximately 3.5 million fur bearing animals are killed each year by
trappers, and another 2.7 million are raised on fur farms . (1)
The fur industry is a for profit venture, meaning methods that maximize production ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is a simple yet crude device, and has been banned in 63 countries, and four U.S states.(3) Greta
Nilsson exposes the inhumane trap in Facts About Furs :
When an animal steps on the leghold trap spring, the trap s jaws slam down on the animal s limb. Dr.
Robert E. Cape explains that if the trap is properly anchored, the captured animal will struggle to get
loose, mutilating the foot and causing deep, painful lacerations. Or the animal will attempt escape by
chewing or twisting off the trapped extremity. Ten to 12 hours after being captured, the animal is still
in pain. After a prolonged time, he explains, will suffer from exhaustion, since they expend such a
great amount of energy in attempting to escape. With exhaustion, the animal suffers from exposure,
frostbite, shock, and eventually death.(4)
Not all animals suffer that long, some suffer for even longer periods, and face further torture. When
the trappers return (often days later) they, like the fur farms, use the cheapest methods possible to kill
the animals, and whatever method that won t damage the fur. The lucky few get shot, but the cheaper
more physical methods of death are most commonly used. Animals are beaten, stomped to death, or
the Trapper s Method quot; of standing on the animal s chest and yanking their hind legs out, crushing
their lungs. (5) The animals used for fur get this treatment, animals that have no value in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Harley Davidson, An American Motorcycle Manufacturer
Harley Davidson, Inc. (H D), or Harley, is an American motorcycle manufacturer, founded in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1903. It was formed by William S. Harley and his childhood friend Arthur
Davidson.
In 1901, 20 year old William S. Harley had plans to manufacture a motorcycle and he designed a
small engine that could be easily get fitted into the paddle bicycle. But the drawback of that was it
couldn t climb up the hill in Milwaukee. So they thought to come up with a bigger engine and this lead
to the success of Harley Davidson.
As one of two major American motorcycle manufacturers to survive the Great Depression (along with
Indian),[5] the company has survived numerous ownership arrangements, subsidiary arrangements
(e.g., Aermacchi ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1917, the United States entered World War I and the military demanded motorcycles for the war
effort. Harleys had already been used by the military in the Pancho Villa Expedition but World War I
was the first time the motorcycle had been adopted for combat service. The U.S. military purchased
over 15,000 motorcycles from Harley Davidson during World War I. Harleys were also used in the
World War II and the US army specifically asked Harley Davidson to incorporate the features of
BMW s side valve and shaft driven R71, which Harley did successfully.
By 1920, Harley Davidson was the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world, with 28,189
machines produced, and dealers in 67 countries.
The Great Depression began a few months after the introduction of their 45 cubic inch model. Harley
Davidson s sales fell from 21,000 in 1929 to 3,703 in 1933. Despite this, Harley Davidson unveiled a
new lineup for 1934. In order to survive the remainder of the Depression, the company manufactured
industrial powerplants based on their motorcycle engines. They also designed and built a three
wheeled delivery vehicle called the Servi Car, which remained in production until 1973.
Present situation Presently Harley Davidson is doing what it does the best and the strategy is same
since 1987. Harley Davidson has maintained a unique position in US motorcycle market. They are
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Harley Davidson, Inc. (H D), or Harley, is an American motorcycle manufacturer, founded in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1903. It was formed by William S. Harley and his childhood friend Arthur
Davidson.
In 1901, 20 year old William S. Harley had plans to manufacture a motorcycle and he designed a
small engine that could be easily get fitted into the paddle bicycle. But the drawback of that was it
couldn t climb up the hill in Milwaukee. So they thought to come up with a bigger engine and this lead
to the success of Harley Davidson.
As one of two major American motorcycle manufacturers to survive the Great Depression (along with
Indian),[5] the company has survived numerous ownership arrangements, subsidiary arrangements
(e.g., Aermacchi ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1917, the United States entered World War I and the military demanded motorcycles for the war
effort. Harleys had already been used by the military in the Pancho Villa Expedition but World War I
was the first time the motorcycle had been adopted for combat service. The U.S. military purchased
over 15,000 motorcycles from Harley Davidson during World War I. Harleys were also used in the
World War II and the US army specifically asked Harley Davidson to incorporate the features of
BMW s side valve and shaft driven R71, which Harley did successfully.
By 1920, Harley Davidson was the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world, with 28,189
machines produced, and dealers in 67 countries.
The Great Depression began a few months after the introduction of their 45 cubic inch model. Harley
Davidson s sales fell from 21,000 in 1929 to 3,703 in 1933. Despite this, Harley Davidson unveiled a
new lineup for 1934. In order to survive the remainder of the Depression, the company manufactured
industrial powerplants based on their motorcycle engines. They also designed and built a three
wheeled delivery vehicle called the Servi Car, which remained in production until 1973.
Present situation Presently Harley Davidson is doing what it does the best and the strategy is same
since 1987. Harley Davidson has maintained a unique position in US motorcycle market. They are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Entire Sanctification Definition
Man was created in the image of God, imago Dei. Man was created for love and to love God. Man
knew truth and happiness. God did/does not want to force us into relationship and so He gave us free
will. Adam and Eve exercised this free will in the garden and they fell from grace; the fall. Adam
rejected the moral law that has three uses (to show sin in the world; to bring man to Christ; to keep
man alive). The moral law is right and good concerning all things. The moral law shows us that we
must keep close to Christ and we will keep close to the law. It is in Christ that we find freedom from
the law. Wesley instructs that believers must keep the moral law to grow deeper in God s grace. Adam
also rejected the presence of God. In this place man ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We are babies, born again, and as we mature in faith we move closer to the likeness of Christ.
Assurance to Wesley was the belief that man could know they were saved. Wesley did not use the
word conversion a lot. It is when a person goes from being a child of the world to a child of God. This
occurs due to a person s response to prevenient grace. Once a person realizes they are in need of God
and have sin in their lives they are led to repentance. At this moment the person is justified. This is
evident when regeneration occurs and the person is born again. All of this is a gift from God. This all
begins the process of sanctification. A person then is aware of sin in their lives and the battle it brings
and wants to continue to be in the peace of God that comes at justification. Repentance and the works
suitable for repentance fills the person s life. It is the acts that causes the person to know they need
Christ. Being in a regenerated state, a complete renewal of the inside, the person moves into being an
Altogether Christian, totally committed to God and relationship with Him. The Spirit of Adoption is
present in the life of the person. Praise the
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Man was created in the image of God, imago Dei. Man was created for love and to love God. Man
knew truth and happiness. God did/does not want to force us into relationship and so He gave us free
will. Adam and Eve exercised this free will in the garden and they fell from grace; the fall. Adam
rejected the moral law that has three uses (to show sin in the world; to bring man to Christ; to keep
man alive). The moral law is right and good concerning all things. The moral law shows us that we
must keep close to Christ and we will keep close to the law. It is in Christ that we find freedom from
the law. Wesley instructs that believers must keep the moral law to grow deeper in God s grace. Adam
also rejected the presence of God. In this place man ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We are babies, born again, and as we mature in faith we move closer to the likeness of Christ.
Assurance to Wesley was the belief that man could know they were saved. Wesley did not use the
word conversion a lot. It is when a person goes from being a child of the world to a child of God. This
occurs due to a person s response to prevenient grace. Once a person realizes they are in need of God
and have sin in their lives they are led to repentance. At this moment the person is justified. This is
evident when regeneration occurs and the person is born again. All of this is a gift from God. This all
begins the process of sanctification. A person then is aware of sin in their lives and the battle it brings
and wants to continue to be in the peace of God that comes at justification. Repentance and the works
suitable for repentance fills the person s life. It is the acts that causes the person to know they need
Christ. Being in a regenerated state, a complete renewal of the inside, the person moves into being an
Altogether Christian, totally committed to God and relationship with Him. The Spirit of Adoption is
present in the life of the person. Praise the
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Tim O Brien Ghost Soldiers Chapter Summary
Throughout the chapter of Ghost Soldiers, O Brien objects vengeance but is confused by acceptance
through morbid imagery, vindictive tone, and an unexpected shifts of inner thoughts to illustrate unity
even after a mistake was made in the warzone. O Brien begins to tell when Rat Keiley was the medic
for their group. He describes getting shot and Keily coming to treat O Brien. Afterwards, he begins to
thank Keily for saving his life, and for making him feel completely better. His wounds needed to be
healed, so he took about 1 month off, but once he returned, Rat Keily was wounded and sent off to
heal. Azar and his sector begin to tell him they have a new medic, Juergensen. He recalls when in
combat, O Brien was shot again, but this time the green medic didn t respond as he needed to. O Brien
is extremely angry at Juergensen after his near death experience after not being treated well. O Brien
felt he needed revenge so he decides team up with Azar and pull a prank on Juergensen with flares and
a sandbag that looked like ghost soldier. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the start of the chapter, O Brien explains how he went flat on his stomach, I couldn t walk or sit; I
couldn t sleep, (181) all because of one incident with Bobby Jorgenson not coming to his aid in the
battlefield. O Brien constructs the sense as if he isn t the only one that haven t been saved by their
medic. O Brien also gave thoughts to him being shot the first time through, saying and it s a movie
and you aren t a hero at all you can do whimper and wait. (201) . After giving this polysyndeton, he
views back onto the event, and reasoning for this, was that he didn t want to die and wanted to get
back into the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Throughout the chapter of Ghost Soldiers, O Brien objects vengeance but is confused by acceptance
through morbid imagery, vindictive tone, and an unexpected shifts of inner thoughts to illustrate unity
even after a mistake was made in the warzone. O Brien begins to tell when Rat Keiley was the medic
for their group. He describes getting shot and Keily coming to treat O Brien. Afterwards, he begins to
thank Keily for saving his life, and for making him feel completely better. His wounds needed to be
healed, so he took about 1 month off, but once he returned, Rat Keily was wounded and sent off to
heal. Azar and his sector begin to tell him they have a new medic, Juergensen. He recalls when in
combat, O Brien was shot again, but this time the green medic didn t respond as he needed to. O Brien
is extremely angry at Juergensen after his near death experience after not being treated well. O Brien
felt he needed revenge so he decides team up with Azar and pull a prank on Juergensen with flares and
a sandbag that looked like ghost soldier. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the start of the chapter, O Brien explains how he went flat on his stomach, I couldn t walk or sit; I
couldn t sleep, (181) all because of one incident with Bobby Jorgenson not coming to his aid in the
battlefield. O Brien constructs the sense as if he isn t the only one that haven t been saved by their
medic. O Brien also gave thoughts to him being shot the first time through, saying and it s a movie
and you aren t a hero at all you can do whimper and wait. (201) . After giving this polysyndeton, he
views back onto the event, and reasoning for this, was that he didn t want to die and wanted to get
back into the
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Overpopulation Is A Major Challenge That Humans Face Today
Overpopulation is a major challenge that humans face today. The human population is close to 8
billion, and at our current birthrate, we are adding nearly one billion more people every 12 years.
Issues such as dependence of natural resources, degradation of the environment, poverty, and
unemployment, are root causes of overpopulation. Though opponents of this theory, such as Erle C.
Ellis uses archeological records, and the history of human evolution to argue against overpopulation.
Robert Walker, on the other hand, disagrees. He uses scientific explanation to anticipate that all living
beings on earth will are under torment as they die off due to: erosion of natural resources, mainly food,
and water. Next, Joel Kotkin claims that an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many years later, they extracted nutrients from the species by cooking them, and used different woods
for enhanced hunting outcomes. Ellis points out that these innovations are still being used before since
the last ice age ended. So, if hunter gatherers were, therefore, successful worldwide at that time,
human innovation will adapt. Ellis further argues that, the planet s carrying capacity of hunter
gatherers was not any more than 100 million. Without their stone tools, he argues, the amount would
be a lot less. The creation of agriculture, eventually empowered a higher population growth, which
needed more land use. Although the population is much greater now, approximately 7.2 billion,
society has adapted with innovation. In contrast to a UN assessment, Ellis believes that a peak
population is sustainable if obligatory investments are finalizing in the substructure and conducive
trade, supplemented with anti scarceness and food security strategies. , For instance, Chinese
agriculture, shows that population growth will increase efficiency; this is because the relationship
between population and economic wealth displays an increase of productivity. As the population rises,
so does the productivity that matches the stock of food available, this is due to Anthropocene.
Anthropocene suggests that people essentially live in human dominated environments, which is being
changed for our livelihood. Society is transformed
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Overpopulation is a major challenge that humans face today. The human population is close to 8
billion, and at our current birthrate, we are adding nearly one billion more people every 12 years.
Issues such as dependence of natural resources, degradation of the environment, poverty, and
unemployment, are root causes of overpopulation. Though opponents of this theory, such as Erle C.
Ellis uses archeological records, and the history of human evolution to argue against overpopulation.
Robert Walker, on the other hand, disagrees. He uses scientific explanation to anticipate that all living
beings on earth will are under torment as they die off due to: erosion of natural resources, mainly food,
and water. Next, Joel Kotkin claims that an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many years later, they extracted nutrients from the species by cooking them, and used different woods
for enhanced hunting outcomes. Ellis points out that these innovations are still being used before since
the last ice age ended. So, if hunter gatherers were, therefore, successful worldwide at that time,
human innovation will adapt. Ellis further argues that, the planet s carrying capacity of hunter
gatherers was not any more than 100 million. Without their stone tools, he argues, the amount would
be a lot less. The creation of agriculture, eventually empowered a higher population growth, which
needed more land use. Although the population is much greater now, approximately 7.2 billion,
society has adapted with innovation. In contrast to a UN assessment, Ellis believes that a peak
population is sustainable if obligatory investments are finalizing in the substructure and conducive
trade, supplemented with anti scarceness and food security strategies. , For instance, Chinese
agriculture, shows that population growth will increase efficiency; this is because the relationship
between population and economic wealth displays an increase of productivity. As the population rises,
so does the productivity that matches the stock of food available, this is due to Anthropocene.
Anthropocene suggests that people essentially live in human dominated environments, which is being
changed for our livelihood. Society is transformed
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Bessie Delany Case Study
The life of Annie Elizabeth Bessie Delany encompasses decades of trials and tribulations. Bessie lived
to be over a hundred years old, which is a centenarian is a term used for this particular age group
which is a feat by itself, by any standards. How did Bessie Delany achieve this remarkable milestone?
Did the biopsychosocial aspects of her life play a role in her longevity? These are some of the
questions raised when delving into the life of Miss Bessie Delany. First, let us look at the biological
aspects of Miss Delany. Later on, we will look more closely at the psychological aspects and the
sociological aspects of her enthralling century old life. The Issues Facing Later Adulthood According
to (Zastrow Kirst Ashman, 2016) there is a myriad of challenges facing older adults throughout their
later years of life. The issues range from failing eyesight to aching joints, but the good news is that the
aging process is an individual process. The bad news is that it is a process no human being can escape
this process in the genetic makeup of every human on planet earth. Our voice weakens, our skin
wrinkles, our gums in our mouth ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Engaging in her yoga exercises for decades help maintain her physical activeness in her later years.
Her growing her vegetables most of her life also contributed to getting good nutrition. Longevity runs
in the family according to (Delany et al., 1994, p. 297). Miss Bessie did have rheumatoid arthritis that
developed in her later years (Delany et al., 1994 p.297). Plus, having never married is a factor in her
longevity, less to worry herself over she asserts. On the positive note about never marrying a man she
lived her entire life with her sister Sadie Delany, thus the duo were life partners in a sense. Strong
family bonds help the sisters sustain a long and enriching
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The life of Annie Elizabeth Bessie Delany encompasses decades of trials and tribulations. Bessie lived
to be over a hundred years old, which is a centenarian is a term used for this particular age group
which is a feat by itself, by any standards. How did Bessie Delany achieve this remarkable milestone?
Did the biopsychosocial aspects of her life play a role in her longevity? These are some of the
questions raised when delving into the life of Miss Bessie Delany. First, let us look at the biological
aspects of Miss Delany. Later on, we will look more closely at the psychological aspects and the
sociological aspects of her enthralling century old life. The Issues Facing Later Adulthood According
to (Zastrow Kirst Ashman, 2016) there is a myriad of challenges facing older adults throughout their
later years of life. The issues range from failing eyesight to aching joints, but the good news is that the
aging process is an individual process. The bad news is that it is a process no human being can escape
this process in the genetic makeup of every human on planet earth. Our voice weakens, our skin
wrinkles, our gums in our mouth ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Engaging in her yoga exercises for decades help maintain her physical activeness in her later years.
Her growing her vegetables most of her life also contributed to getting good nutrition. Longevity runs
in the family according to (Delany et al., 1994, p. 297). Miss Bessie did have rheumatoid arthritis that
developed in her later years (Delany et al., 1994 p.297). Plus, having never married is a factor in her
longevity, less to worry herself over she asserts. On the positive note about never marrying a man she
lived her entire life with her sister Sadie Delany, thus the duo were life partners in a sense. Strong
family bonds help the sisters sustain a long and enriching
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How Did Friedman Who Wrote The Bible Review
Who Wrote the Bible Review For many, the Hebrew bible is read and accepted without question. It
plays a significant role in the practice of many religions and yet not many dare to wonder who wrote
such sacred writings that would still be read to this very day. For generations, it was almost unheard of
to ask or even fathom the identity of the author. Richard Elliot Friedman, a biblical scholar and
graduate from Harvard University, explores, studies, and analyzes the bible to discover who wrote it.
Having earned a master degree in theology, B.A degree in Philosophy, and master degree in Hebrew
literature, Friedman proves to be a knowledgeable expert in his field of studies. From the years of
work he invested into, Friedman aims to provide convincing evidence that the book is written by four
persons through historical, archaeological, logical proof. Friedman s structure to prove that source J
and E were written by different authors was jointed together because they complimented each other in
their differences. Friedman believes that source J was written by a man in the southern kingdom of
Judah between the time of 848 B.C and 722 B.C while the author of source E was written in the
northern kingdom of Israel between 922 B.C. and 722 B.C. The narration of the stories and the time
period it was written in was used to support this idea. One of the stories he used was the story of the
twins. In the story, the younger brother, Jacob, gets his father
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Who Wrote the Bible Review For many, the Hebrew bible is read and accepted without question. It
plays a significant role in the practice of many religions and yet not many dare to wonder who wrote
such sacred writings that would still be read to this very day. For generations, it was almost unheard of
to ask or even fathom the identity of the author. Richard Elliot Friedman, a biblical scholar and
graduate from Harvard University, explores, studies, and analyzes the bible to discover who wrote it.
Having earned a master degree in theology, B.A degree in Philosophy, and master degree in Hebrew
literature, Friedman proves to be a knowledgeable expert in his field of studies. From the years of
work he invested into, Friedman aims to provide convincing evidence that the book is written by four
persons through historical, archaeological, logical proof. Friedman s structure to prove that source J
and E were written by different authors was jointed together because they complimented each other in
their differences. Friedman believes that source J was written by a man in the southern kingdom of
Judah between the time of 848 B.C and 722 B.C while the author of source E was written in the
northern kingdom of Israel between 922 B.C. and 722 B.C. The narration of the stories and the time
period it was written in was used to support this idea. One of the stories he used was the story of the
twins. In the story, the younger brother, Jacob, gets his father
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The Causes Of The Dust Bowl
The Dust Bowl
It started off as a normal day for the Johnson boys, They woke up, ate breakfast and headed off to the
fields to start their chores. Their chores included feeding and tending the livestock and taking care of
the crops. There were two boys, Rick and Morty the youngest son, Morty loved feeding the cows and
sheep his favorite was a calf named Chad. Chad and Morty have been best friends ever since Chad
was born. When Morty was feeding Chad he looked over and saw a cloud of dust that ranged for
miles. He yelled at his brother to look and together they put away all the livestock and went inside for
shelter. Four hours goes by and the storm finally passes. The two boys go outside to see that
everything has been covered in dust. They run to the barn and see that all their livestock had died from
dust suffocation. Rick and Morty go in a panic everything they worked hard for was gone. They had
no other choice but to migrate to try and find a job so they can survive. So the next day they packed
everything they could carry and got the next ticket to California. This was very usual for the farmers
in the midwest to do this. The Dust Bowl affected people s way of life in the Midwest forcing them to
migrate to California in search of a job and food.
For years the Dust Bowl traveled the southern plains making the everyday activities not so simple.
According to a English Professor at University of Illinois, Cary Nels on, the dust bowl lasted about a
decade (Nelson). Maria
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The Dust Bowl
It started off as a normal day for the Johnson boys, They woke up, ate breakfast and headed off to the
fields to start their chores. Their chores included feeding and tending the livestock and taking care of
the crops. There were two boys, Rick and Morty the youngest son, Morty loved feeding the cows and
sheep his favorite was a calf named Chad. Chad and Morty have been best friends ever since Chad
was born. When Morty was feeding Chad he looked over and saw a cloud of dust that ranged for
miles. He yelled at his brother to look and together they put away all the livestock and went inside for
shelter. Four hours goes by and the storm finally passes. The two boys go outside to see that
everything has been covered in dust. They run to the barn and see that all their livestock had died from
dust suffocation. Rick and Morty go in a panic everything they worked hard for was gone. They had
no other choice but to migrate to try and find a job so they can survive. So the next day they packed
everything they could carry and got the next ticket to California. This was very usual for the farmers
in the midwest to do this. The Dust Bowl affected people s way of life in the Midwest forcing them to
migrate to California in search of a job and food.
For years the Dust Bowl traveled the southern plains making the everyday activities not so simple.
According to a English Professor at University of Illinois, Cary Nels on, the dust bowl lasted about a
decade (Nelson). Maria
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Cj Industries and Heavey Pumps – Discussion Questions Essay
CJ Industries and Heavey Pumps Discussion Questions 1. What are all the issues here, from both CJI s
and Heavey s perspectives, that need to be researched by Mr. Ashby?
CJ Industries (CJI)
The first issue presented for CJ Industries was its contract with Great Lakes. Though CJI had
sufficient excess capacity to ramp up production on the parts to be supplied in the Great Lakes
contract, they were not sure about the ability or willingness of Heavey Pumps to increase their
production of the bilge pumps. The problem is that CJ Industries had signed the contract with Great
Lakes prior to any discussions about ramping up production with Heavey Pumps.
The next issue for CJ Industries was whether or not Heavey Pumps could guarantee ... Show more
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With about nine months remaining until the contact start date, Heavey Pumps would need to look at
their existing customer orders to see if they had enough capacity to quadruple production of bilge
pumps for CJ Industries.
Furthermore, Heavey Pumps would need to evaluate the costs associated with this contract (i.e. labor,
production, warehousing, purchasing, transportation, etc.) to determine a new unit price for the bilge
pumps associated with CJ Industries contract.
Finally, as with CJ Industries cost benefit analysis, Heavey Pumps ought to decide if they should
continue to service CJ Industries. If so, perhaps consider changing from their current informal,
noncontract basis to a more long term agreement.
2. Should CJI continue to use Heavey to supply pumps, should they make them in house, should they
consider one of the other suppliers, or should they do some combination of these alternatives? Discuss
the advantages, disadvantages, and risks of each of these alternatives.
Option 1 continue to use Heavey Pumps. This would be probably the easiest decision since Heavey
Pumps had been a reliable supplier for CJI for a number of years. This is also contingent on Heavey
Pumps and the issues discussed above, i.e. quality and performance, price, delivery timing and volume
requirements. The disadvantage would be CJ Industries may need to consider another supplier which
might not prove to be as reliable.
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CJ Industries and Heavey Pumps Discussion Questions 1. What are all the issues here, from both CJI s
and Heavey s perspectives, that need to be researched by Mr. Ashby?
CJ Industries (CJI)
The first issue presented for CJ Industries was its contract with Great Lakes. Though CJI had
sufficient excess capacity to ramp up production on the parts to be supplied in the Great Lakes
contract, they were not sure about the ability or willingness of Heavey Pumps to increase their
production of the bilge pumps. The problem is that CJ Industries had signed the contract with Great
Lakes prior to any discussions about ramping up production with Heavey Pumps.
The next issue for CJ Industries was whether or not Heavey Pumps could guarantee ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
With about nine months remaining until the contact start date, Heavey Pumps would need to look at
their existing customer orders to see if they had enough capacity to quadruple production of bilge
pumps for CJ Industries.
Furthermore, Heavey Pumps would need to evaluate the costs associated with this contract (i.e. labor,
production, warehousing, purchasing, transportation, etc.) to determine a new unit price for the bilge
pumps associated with CJ Industries contract.
Finally, as with CJ Industries cost benefit analysis, Heavey Pumps ought to decide if they should
continue to service CJ Industries. If so, perhaps consider changing from their current informal,
noncontract basis to a more long term agreement.
2. Should CJI continue to use Heavey to supply pumps, should they make them in house, should they
consider one of the other suppliers, or should they do some combination of these alternatives? Discuss
the advantages, disadvantages, and risks of each of these alternatives.
Option 1 continue to use Heavey Pumps. This would be probably the easiest decision since Heavey
Pumps had been a reliable supplier for CJI for a number of years. This is also contingent on Heavey
Pumps and the issues discussed above, i.e. quality and performance, price, delivery timing and volume
requirements. The disadvantage would be CJ Industries may need to consider another supplier which
might not prove to be as reliable.
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Splenda Facts On Artificial Sweetener
TJ Ellington
Artificial Sweetener.
Splenda facts:
Splenda is a synthetic product that replaces sugar it is a zero calorie backup and is not addictive, helps
cut down on pollution from the creating of sugar, isn t hard on soil, much easier to mass produce,
doesn t need as much land to mass produce as regular sugar because it is made from a sweetener that
is 4 times sweeter than sugar cane but has zero calories. So artificial sweetener like splenda has had a
big impact on people s lives that were addicted to regular sugar it is a zero calorie alternative. But at
the same time,
According to FYI Living:
Worse, other research has shown that artificial sweeteners might contribute to weight gain ... [when
the] sweet taste is not accompanied by the
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TJ Ellington
Artificial Sweetener.
Splenda facts:
Splenda is a synthetic product that replaces sugar it is a zero calorie backup and is not addictive, helps
cut down on pollution from the creating of sugar, isn t hard on soil, much easier to mass produce,
doesn t need as much land to mass produce as regular sugar because it is made from a sweetener that
is 4 times sweeter than sugar cane but has zero calories. So artificial sweetener like splenda has had a
big impact on people s lives that were addicted to regular sugar it is a zero calorie alternative. But at
the same time,
According to FYI Living:
Worse, other research has shown that artificial sweeteners might contribute to weight gain ... [when
the] sweet taste is not accompanied by the
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Gender Impacts Of Gender Influence On Gender And Gender
INTRODUCTION Gender is a set of behavioural norm of the masculine or feminine characteristics. It
is performative in nature and is largely determined by child s upbringing. The term became popular in
1980 s. This terminology Gender has great association with geography as gender is being influenced
by society and culture as these cultures tends to vary over space. So, the gender role also tends to
change over space. Gender relation varies across nations in terms of women s subordination and male
power domination. Therefore, it can be said that culture builds up gender and gender is influenced and
in turn influence space. In geography, studies relating to culture basically focus on culturally
determined human activities, impact of human activities on environment and human organization on
space. In all manners of human geographers from economic to political, from urban to regional, from
feminist to Marxist culture has become primary focal point of study. Denis Cosgrove and Peter
Jackson (1987:99) argue that culture should be understood as the medium through which people
transform the phenomena of material world into a world of significant symbols to which they give
meaning and attach value hence culture is the very medium through which charge is experienced,
contested and constituted on as Jackson (1982:22). Culture is the level at which social groups develop
distinct patterns of life and hence maps of meaning through which the world is made intelligible .
Now
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INTRODUCTION Gender is a set of behavioural norm of the masculine or feminine characteristics. It
is performative in nature and is largely determined by child s upbringing. The term became popular in
1980 s. This terminology Gender has great association with geography as gender is being influenced
by society and culture as these cultures tends to vary over space. So, the gender role also tends to
change over space. Gender relation varies across nations in terms of women s subordination and male
power domination. Therefore, it can be said that culture builds up gender and gender is influenced and
in turn influence space. In geography, studies relating to culture basically focus on culturally
determined human activities, impact of human activities on environment and human organization on
space. In all manners of human geographers from economic to political, from urban to regional, from
feminist to Marxist culture has become primary focal point of study. Denis Cosgrove and Peter
Jackson (1987:99) argue that culture should be understood as the medium through which people
transform the phenomena of material world into a world of significant symbols to which they give
meaning and attach value hence culture is the very medium through which charge is experienced,
contested and constituted on as Jackson (1982:22). Culture is the level at which social groups develop
distinct patterns of life and hence maps of meaning through which the world is made intelligible .
Now
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Gender Roles In The Great Gatsby
Good Afternoon Ms Atkinson and fellow peers, as you can see, the texts I have chosen to discuss with
you are To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Lullaby by
W. H . Auden, all of which have modernist themes, including conforming to traditional gender roles,
time and love. To the Lighthouse revolves around the lives of the Ramsay family who are at their
holiday house, hosting some guests, including Lily Briscoe (a painter) and Charles. The family are
faced with different obstacles throughout the day, Lily with a discouraging comment from Charles and
James oppositions with his father, but in the end, despite the differences, it is clear the Mr Ramsay
heavily depends on Mrs Ramsay. Ten years later, Mr ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
H. Auden s Lullaby. In to the Lighthouse, we can see that Mrs Ramsay is unable to declare her love
for her husband, yet both of them knew that she loved him. As Mr Ramsay can be seen as a
representation of a typical modernist man, we see that like many other artists of the lost generation, he
is constantly plagued with insecurities, constantly seeking reassurance in the brokenness of the
fragmented society. In To the Lighthouse, we see that Mrs Ramsay wishes that James and Cam do not
grow any older, Oh, but she never wanted James to grow a day older! or Cam either , this is in contrast
to W. H. Auden s lullaby when he says, All the dreaded cards foretell, shall be paid, but from this
night, not a whisper, not a thought, not a kiss nor look be lost. , that even though it is fate that the
lovers will be separated, possibly by death, the author still wants to cherish the moments he can have
with his lover, and that he refuses to have any interruptions separating him and his lover till fate parts
them. W. H. Auden also writes, Time and fever burn away individual beauty stating that although
people may be extremely beautiful, but disease and time decays their beauty and ultimately, everyone
has the same ending point. Although the poet and Mrs Ramsay has conflicting attitudes about time and
love, both have an ominous feeling of an unavoidable end. Again, Woolf uses a mixture of shifting
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Good Afternoon Ms Atkinson and fellow peers, as you can see, the texts I have chosen to discuss with
you are To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Lullaby by
W. H . Auden, all of which have modernist themes, including conforming to traditional gender roles,
time and love. To the Lighthouse revolves around the lives of the Ramsay family who are at their
holiday house, hosting some guests, including Lily Briscoe (a painter) and Charles. The family are
faced with different obstacles throughout the day, Lily with a discouraging comment from Charles and
James oppositions with his father, but in the end, despite the differences, it is clear the Mr Ramsay
heavily depends on Mrs Ramsay. Ten years later, Mr ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
H. Auden s Lullaby. In to the Lighthouse, we can see that Mrs Ramsay is unable to declare her love
for her husband, yet both of them knew that she loved him. As Mr Ramsay can be seen as a
representation of a typical modernist man, we see that like many other artists of the lost generation, he
is constantly plagued with insecurities, constantly seeking reassurance in the brokenness of the
fragmented society. In To the Lighthouse, we see that Mrs Ramsay wishes that James and Cam do not
grow any older, Oh, but she never wanted James to grow a day older! or Cam either , this is in contrast
to W. H. Auden s lullaby when he says, All the dreaded cards foretell, shall be paid, but from this
night, not a whisper, not a thought, not a kiss nor look be lost. , that even though it is fate that the
lovers will be separated, possibly by death, the author still wants to cherish the moments he can have
with his lover, and that he refuses to have any interruptions separating him and his lover till fate parts
them. W. H. Auden also writes, Time and fever burn away individual beauty stating that although
people may be extremely beautiful, but disease and time decays their beauty and ultimately, everyone
has the same ending point. Although the poet and Mrs Ramsay has conflicting attitudes about time and
love, both have an ominous feeling of an unavoidable end. Again, Woolf uses a mixture of shifting
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The Oil Sands Of Alberta
Alberta Oil Industry EC239 section C Instructor: Sharif Khan GROUP MEMBERS Jiayu Weng
133004040 Liang Zhang 114161410 Jingsong Sun 114161870 Brent Bogdon 130177700 Thurairajah
Thilakxshan 130937440 I. INTRODUCTION The Oil Sands of Alberta have been a scene of
controversy since the commercial production of oil began there in 1967. The Oil Sands are
underground deposits made up of a mixture of sand, water, clay, and bitumen (1). The oil extracted
from these reserves in Alberta is an integral source of energy used by Canadians on a daily basis, from
transportation to heating. The oil sands are also a major host for jobs not only for the locals in Alberta,
but also for all Canadians. Even with such apparent benefits, there are many who ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore with the growing need for energy in the global markets America decided to loosen trade
policy regulations and export crude oil. America has been able to keep with Saudi Arabia s absurd
production of crude oil, causing the price of crude oil to drop. This constant production of crude oil
has brought prices to fall below $40 USD, causing many energy firms in Alberta to make staff and
budget cuts. The Alberta oil industry future is grim, as many companies have already reduced
spending plans and has predicted that they will be operating 57% less than 2014. This tremendous hit
to the Oil industry has caused tremors in all other aspects of the economy as the unemployment rate,
immigration rate, and the real estate market worsens. Alberta s economy is closely related to the oil
industry, thus with the decline of crude oil prices the economy is in an unstable state. III. DATA
ANALYSIS Figure 3 1 Alberta s oil exports has been increased from about $17.1 billion to $76.2
billion and the proportion of oil exports in total goods exports has also been increasing between 2004
and 2014. In other words, oil exports have become more and more important in Alberta s exports.
Figure 3 2 From 2014, the crude oil price has dropped in a sudden since the global economic
downturn, oversupply of crude oil and the appearance of new energy. Global economy fatigued, and
thus the demand of crude oil was not strong,
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Alberta Oil Industry EC239 section C Instructor: Sharif Khan GROUP MEMBERS Jiayu Weng
133004040 Liang Zhang 114161410 Jingsong Sun 114161870 Brent Bogdon 130177700 Thurairajah
Thilakxshan 130937440 I. INTRODUCTION The Oil Sands of Alberta have been a scene of
controversy since the commercial production of oil began there in 1967. The Oil Sands are
underground deposits made up of a mixture of sand, water, clay, and bitumen (1). The oil extracted
from these reserves in Alberta is an integral source of energy used by Canadians on a daily basis, from
transportation to heating. The oil sands are also a major host for jobs not only for the locals in Alberta,
but also for all Canadians. Even with such apparent benefits, there are many who ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore with the growing need for energy in the global markets America decided to loosen trade
policy regulations and export crude oil. America has been able to keep with Saudi Arabia s absurd
production of crude oil, causing the price of crude oil to drop. This constant production of crude oil
has brought prices to fall below $40 USD, causing many energy firms in Alberta to make staff and
budget cuts. The Alberta oil industry future is grim, as many companies have already reduced
spending plans and has predicted that they will be operating 57% less than 2014. This tremendous hit
to the Oil industry has caused tremors in all other aspects of the economy as the unemployment rate,
immigration rate, and the real estate market worsens. Alberta s economy is closely related to the oil
industry, thus with the decline of crude oil prices the economy is in an unstable state. III. DATA
ANALYSIS Figure 3 1 Alberta s oil exports has been increased from about $17.1 billion to $76.2
billion and the proportion of oil exports in total goods exports has also been increasing between 2004
and 2014. In other words, oil exports have become more and more important in Alberta s exports.
Figure 3 2 From 2014, the crude oil price has dropped in a sudden since the global economic
downturn, oversupply of crude oil and the appearance of new energy. Global economy fatigued, and
thus the demand of crude oil was not strong,
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Music A Luxury Of A Survival Tool
Music a Luxury of a Survival tool? Music is a survival tool Have you ever felt so lost before? Have
you ever had to plug your headphones in and just lose yourself in a day dream? Can music change
your perspective on life? Is music a luxury or do we need it to survive? We need music to survive, our
hormonal, depressed teenage years. All teenagers are struggling with trying to figure out who they are,
what they are going to do, and many other things. When people put on their favorite song, they
somehow find the answer to all those questions. They find the helpfulness in letting things go, and
letting new things begin in life. There are three things to prove that music is a survival tool, and they
are, change in mood, relaxation, and new perspective on life. First of all, music can change the mood
of anyone, or anything. The change in mood that music can do is outrageous. There could be kids
having a terrible day, and once they plug their headphones in, their mood has changed from zero to
one hundred in two minutes. Music had the power to change the sadness, depression, and happiness in
all people. To survive in a world that we live in, we have to have the audacity to let things go. When
we make it home, and all we want to do is cry over a bad day, we soon come to realize that the only
thing that can make us feel better it listening to some hard rock music, and imagining that you re in a
boxing ring with your enemy. There are so many moods, that you can go through in a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Music a Luxury of a Survival tool? Music is a survival tool Have you ever felt so lost before? Have
you ever had to plug your headphones in and just lose yourself in a day dream? Can music change
your perspective on life? Is music a luxury or do we need it to survive? We need music to survive, our
hormonal, depressed teenage years. All teenagers are struggling with trying to figure out who they are,
what they are going to do, and many other things. When people put on their favorite song, they
somehow find the answer to all those questions. They find the helpfulness in letting things go, and
letting new things begin in life. There are three things to prove that music is a survival tool, and they
are, change in mood, relaxation, and new perspective on life. First of all, music can change the mood
of anyone, or anything. The change in mood that music can do is outrageous. There could be kids
having a terrible day, and once they plug their headphones in, their mood has changed from zero to
one hundred in two minutes. Music had the power to change the sadness, depression, and happiness in
all people. To survive in a world that we live in, we have to have the audacity to let things go. When
we make it home, and all we want to do is cry over a bad day, we soon come to realize that the only
thing that can make us feel better it listening to some hard rock music, and imagining that you re in a
boxing ring with your enemy. There are so many moods, that you can go through in a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Can an Organization Use an Intranet to Achieve...
Organizations can effectively use the intranet to achieve knowledge sharing within it. According to
Robertson (2004), the intranet can provide a dynamic living environment necessary for knowledge
sharing. This aspect is also supported by Averweg (2011) who states that knowledge management
involves the contribution of knowledge in organizations especially in the sharing of knowledge in
informal infrastructure, essentially through communities of structure. Organizations can enable this
through the acquisition of necessary infrastructure for the same. Essentially, the intranet contains
technology tools that support knowledge sharing.
Robertson (2004) further emphasizes the significance of intranet in knowledge sharing by stating how
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People can place ideas on platforms and these will progressively be modified or rejected but overall
knowledge sharing is encouraged (Mpindiwa 2010). Cultural change is critical in the effectiveness of
the intranet as a knowledge management tool and organizations can achieve this through the
involvement of its staff in design and implementation of the platform, which will promote the culture
and drive to use the intranet and hence lead to better knowledge acquisition (Oyekan 2007).
The intranet should be designed and tailored to provide for knowledge management needs. Here
technology can essentially be used on a push and pull basis where the push aspect of the technology
provides for the dissemination of information to the employees and the pull aspect enables the
obtaining of information from the same employees. The organizations can basically enable these
functions by obtaining the relevant infrastructure; this infrastructure can then utilize a standard
Internet browser for the platform on which the organization can perform its functions (Averweg 2008).
Overall, I believe that the intranet function should typically enable communication and collaboration
and organizations can achieve this through sending and reception of faxes, creating discussion rooms
as well as chat rooms. This can also be supported by the use of
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Organizations can effectively use the intranet to achieve knowledge sharing within it. According to
Robertson (2004), the intranet can provide a dynamic living environment necessary for knowledge
sharing. This aspect is also supported by Averweg (2011) who states that knowledge management
involves the contribution of knowledge in organizations especially in the sharing of knowledge in
informal infrastructure, essentially through communities of structure. Organizations can enable this
through the acquisition of necessary infrastructure for the same. Essentially, the intranet contains
technology tools that support knowledge sharing.
Robertson (2004) further emphasizes the significance of intranet in knowledge sharing by stating how
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
People can place ideas on platforms and these will progressively be modified or rejected but overall
knowledge sharing is encouraged (Mpindiwa 2010). Cultural change is critical in the effectiveness of
the intranet as a knowledge management tool and organizations can achieve this through the
involvement of its staff in design and implementation of the platform, which will promote the culture
and drive to use the intranet and hence lead to better knowledge acquisition (Oyekan 2007).
The intranet should be designed and tailored to provide for knowledge management needs. Here
technology can essentially be used on a push and pull basis where the push aspect of the technology
provides for the dissemination of information to the employees and the pull aspect enables the
obtaining of information from the same employees. The organizations can basically enable these
functions by obtaining the relevant infrastructure; this infrastructure can then utilize a standard
Internet browser for the platform on which the organization can perform its functions (Averweg 2008).
Overall, I believe that the intranet function should typically enable communication and collaboration
and organizations can achieve this through sending and reception of faxes, creating discussion rooms
as well as chat rooms. This can also be supported by the use of
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What Are The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Just In Time
Introduction
Today, numerous companies are willing to keep or own their particular inventory in order to fulfil
endless satisfaction of consumers. However, these stocks may be costly in terms of prices and their
performance. For example, these stocks may be stolen, lost, damaged, out dated, deteriorate and so on.
They may also require huge number of capital to keep them in respective stores. Moreover, it may not
be a wise way as changing demand in economy. After all, this action may occur financial loss to the
business.
By encountered this problem, Taiichi Ohno of Toyota was putting efforts on enhance the system that
his company applied in the 1970s. Finally, He developed a guiding philosophy for manufacturing that
minimized waste and improved quality Just In Time (JIT). This system was made to efficiently and
effectively meet fast changing consumer demands. (Manktelow, 1996 2015)
Just In Time (JIT) is a system that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, Toyota is well known and able to achieve sales target as the JIT approach applied.
Customers are more enjoyable to have a new car comparing with a car which is kept in store for a long
time.
(Manktelow, 1996 2015)
Disadvantages of JIT Despite of those advantages, everything has its advantages and disadvantages, so
as JIT. First and foremost, there are some issues on delivery time. Some of the suppliers may have
problems on punctuality, which does not deliver goods to the company exactly on time or even
mistakes in the correct amounts to be delivered could be a big trouble. These incidents may cause
users having empty shelters or reluctantly put an Out of Stock signboard, which may be embarrassing.
Secondly, a natural disaster could be a big issue. As natural disaster such as flood or storm, suppliers
may not be able to deliver the stocks are compulsory to stop temporarily. This may also influence the
sales amount due to limited stocks held, and lost of loyalty
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Introduction
Today, numerous companies are willing to keep or own their particular inventory in order to fulfil
endless satisfaction of consumers. However, these stocks may be costly in terms of prices and their
performance. For example, these stocks may be stolen, lost, damaged, out dated, deteriorate and so on.
They may also require huge number of capital to keep them in respective stores. Moreover, it may not
be a wise way as changing demand in economy. After all, this action may occur financial loss to the
business.
By encountered this problem, Taiichi Ohno of Toyota was putting efforts on enhance the system that
his company applied in the 1970s. Finally, He developed a guiding philosophy for manufacturing that
minimized waste and improved quality Just In Time (JIT). This system was made to efficiently and
effectively meet fast changing consumer demands. (Manktelow, 1996 2015)
Just In Time (JIT) is a system that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, Toyota is well known and able to achieve sales target as the JIT approach applied.
Customers are more enjoyable to have a new car comparing with a car which is kept in store for a long
time.
(Manktelow, 1996 2015)
Disadvantages of JIT Despite of those advantages, everything has its advantages and disadvantages, so
as JIT. First and foremost, there are some issues on delivery time. Some of the suppliers may have
problems on punctuality, which does not deliver goods to the company exactly on time or even
mistakes in the correct amounts to be delivered could be a big trouble. These incidents may cause
users having empty shelters or reluctantly put an Out of Stock signboard, which may be embarrassing.
Secondly, a natural disaster could be a big issue. As natural disaster such as flood or storm, suppliers
may not be able to deliver the stocks are compulsory to stop temporarily. This may also influence the
sales amount due to limited stocks held, and lost of loyalty
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Persepolis House Building
The magnificent palace complex at Persepolis was founded by Darius the Great around 518 B.C. More
than a century passed before it was finally completed. It was to be the seat of government for the
Achaemenian kings. The wealth of the Persian Empire was evident in its construction. The ruins are at
the base of Kuh i Rahmat (Mountain of Mercy) in the plain of Marv Dasht about 650 km south of the
present capital city of Teheran. An inscription carved on the face of the terrace shows that Darius the
Great was the founder of Persepolis. The principal building material was sun dried brick; yet the
ashlar, mainly used for supporting building elements such as bases and capitals, jambs and lintels for
monumental doorways and for vast sculpted surfaces, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The only access to the complex was located on its west side, and was made of a monumental staircase
(the Great Staircase). Although sometimes called the Apadana Palace, the building, constructed by
Darius I and Xerxes I, served as an audience hall, festivals site and for receptions by the kings. The
largest building is the Apadana, begun by Darius and finished by Xerxes. Thirteen of its original
seventy two columns still stand on the platform to which two monumental stairways give access. They
are decorated with rows of beautifully done reliefs showing scenes from the New Year s festival and
processions of representatives of twenty three nations of the Achaemenid Empire. The relief include
court notables, soldiers and guards, horses and chariots, delegates in their native attire, some
completely Persian in style, carry gifts as token of their loyalty to the king. The overall arrangement of
scenes seems repetitive, but there are differences in the designs of the clothing, hair styles, and beards
that give each person their own distinctive character and make their origins unmistakable. Stylized
trees or by using trees alone are used to form ornamental bands by separating various groups or
activities giving the design
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The magnificent palace complex at Persepolis was founded by Darius the Great around 518 B.C. More
than a century passed before it was finally completed. It was to be the seat of government for the
Achaemenian kings. The wealth of the Persian Empire was evident in its construction. The ruins are at
the base of Kuh i Rahmat (Mountain of Mercy) in the plain of Marv Dasht about 650 km south of the
present capital city of Teheran. An inscription carved on the face of the terrace shows that Darius the
Great was the founder of Persepolis. The principal building material was sun dried brick; yet the
ashlar, mainly used for supporting building elements such as bases and capitals, jambs and lintels for
monumental doorways and for vast sculpted surfaces, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The only access to the complex was located on its west side, and was made of a monumental staircase
(the Great Staircase). Although sometimes called the Apadana Palace, the building, constructed by
Darius I and Xerxes I, served as an audience hall, festivals site and for receptions by the kings. The
largest building is the Apadana, begun by Darius and finished by Xerxes. Thirteen of its original
seventy two columns still stand on the platform to which two monumental stairways give access. They
are decorated with rows of beautifully done reliefs showing scenes from the New Year s festival and
processions of representatives of twenty three nations of the Achaemenid Empire. The relief include
court notables, soldiers and guards, horses and chariots, delegates in their native attire, some
completely Persian in style, carry gifts as token of their loyalty to the king. The overall arrangement of
scenes seems repetitive, but there are differences in the designs of the clothing, hair styles, and beards
that give each person their own distinctive character and make their origins unmistakable. Stylized
trees or by using trees alone are used to form ornamental bands by separating various groups or
activities giving the design
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Frederick Mckay Essay
Fluoride Frederick Mckay was born in 1834 April 13 Lawrence, Massachusetts. Frederick went to
public schools in Boston, Milford, Massachusetts. In his early career, he wanted to be a musician but
he had health care problems that wouldn t let him be successful. Fred worked in his father s shop
called the Dry Goods Store in Milford. Frederick was diagnosed with tuberculosis and moved to
colorado in 1894. Mckay had some difficulties when he moved in colorado so he had to move back to
Massachusetts. Frederick had a rough time finding his career and what he really wanted to do. In the
early 1890 s his brother in law gave him the motivation to study dentistry. In 1897 Frederick Mckay
entered the Boston Dental College he then moved to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In December 1908 a committee consisting Dr.MCkay was formed by El Paso County Odontological
Society to examine teeth of the public school children in the Colorado, Springs where they had the
most Brown Staining teeth. In January 1909 the public school board granted permission to examine
children and the dental society. During that time they had examined 295 children almost 87.5 percent
of the children were affected with staining or mottling. They had some theories that caused the
staining some of them thought from the poor not having good hygiene, drinking too much milk from
local cows or eating pork. In 1908, Dr.MCkay decided to work with Dr.Green Dean of the
Northwestern University Dental School in Chicago. Dr.Greene vardiman black was interested in
working with the case of brown staining teeth Dr.Greene came to colorado springs. Greene had first
noticed when he got there the staining on the enamel. Dr.MCkay spent his own funding to use the
research. In 1910 the city of colorado springs granted $300.00 dollars. Then the following year
serving as president of the Dental Association he received $150.00 assist to his
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Fluoride Frederick Mckay was born in 1834 April 13 Lawrence, Massachusetts. Frederick went to
public schools in Boston, Milford, Massachusetts. In his early career, he wanted to be a musician but
he had health care problems that wouldn t let him be successful. Fred worked in his father s shop
called the Dry Goods Store in Milford. Frederick was diagnosed with tuberculosis and moved to
colorado in 1894. Mckay had some difficulties when he moved in colorado so he had to move back to
Massachusetts. Frederick had a rough time finding his career and what he really wanted to do. In the
early 1890 s his brother in law gave him the motivation to study dentistry. In 1897 Frederick Mckay
entered the Boston Dental College he then moved to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In December 1908 a committee consisting Dr.MCkay was formed by El Paso County Odontological
Society to examine teeth of the public school children in the Colorado, Springs where they had the
most Brown Staining teeth. In January 1909 the public school board granted permission to examine
children and the dental society. During that time they had examined 295 children almost 87.5 percent
of the children were affected with staining or mottling. They had some theories that caused the
staining some of them thought from the poor not having good hygiene, drinking too much milk from
local cows or eating pork. In 1908, Dr.MCkay decided to work with Dr.Green Dean of the
Northwestern University Dental School in Chicago. Dr.Greene vardiman black was interested in
working with the case of brown staining teeth Dr.Greene came to colorado springs. Greene had first
noticed when he got there the staining on the enamel. Dr.MCkay spent his own funding to use the
research. In 1910 the city of colorado springs granted $300.00 dollars. Then the following year
serving as president of the Dental Association he received $150.00 assist to his
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Andy Warhol Analysis
If I could be any artist from the history of art, I would want to be the female version of Andy Warhol.
Warhol was a talented artist along with other things such as being a well accredited producer and
director. In my opinion, one of Warhol s best works of art is Coca Cola. Although this painting might
be ordinary and simple, I think Warhol s reason for creating this art, along with most of his other art, is
what made Warhol s art so famous and popular. As Warhol stated himself, I just paint things I always
thought were beautiful, things you use every day and never think about ( Andy Warhol ). Warhol
turned normal, everyday objects like a Coca Cola bottle into a work of art because he was grateful for
the simple things in life due to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Warhol did not have the easiest time growing up, yet he was still able to create a successful and
memorable life for himself. I think that Warhol and I have a similar outlook on life. I hope that no
matter where my life takes me that I can continue to make the most of the littlest things just like
Warhol did. If I were an artist like Warhol, my art would be centered around my life and simple
objects. Art should be expressive, and what better way to express oneself than to show their life
struggles through art. I would also create art that enhances simply, everyday objects. Sometimes the
things we tend to overlook are the things that have the most beauty. Not everyone finds beauty in
ordinary objects, but that is something that Warhol and I have in common everyday objects can be
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If I could be any artist from the history of art, I would want to be the female version of Andy Warhol.
Warhol was a talented artist along with other things such as being a well accredited producer and
director. In my opinion, one of Warhol s best works of art is Coca Cola. Although this painting might
be ordinary and simple, I think Warhol s reason for creating this art, along with most of his other art, is
what made Warhol s art so famous and popular. As Warhol stated himself, I just paint things I always
thought were beautiful, things you use every day and never think about ( Andy Warhol ). Warhol
turned normal, everyday objects like a Coca Cola bottle into a work of art because he was grateful for
the simple things in life due to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Warhol did not have the easiest time growing up, yet he was still able to create a successful and
memorable life for himself. I think that Warhol and I have a similar outlook on life. I hope that no
matter where my life takes me that I can continue to make the most of the littlest things just like
Warhol did. If I were an artist like Warhol, my art would be centered around my life and simple
objects. Art should be expressive, and what better way to express oneself than to show their life
struggles through art. I would also create art that enhances simply, everyday objects. Sometimes the
things we tend to overlook are the things that have the most beauty. Not everyone finds beauty in
ordinary objects, but that is something that Warhol and I have in common everyday objects can be
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Gender Bias In To Kill A Mockingbird
The Human Class
Throughout all of history and still to this day, gender bias and discrimination remains a huge issue in
our world. Harper Lee chooses to address gender bias in her powerful and provoking novel called To
Kill a Mockingbird. Gender bias occurs far too often, and Lee clearly holds a true understanding of the
powerful impact it makes on our society as a whole. All through the novel, any reader could easy see
the negative impact that gender bias can do to a community, society and even nation. Gender bias
most efficiently is portrayed by how Jem and Aunt Alexandra relates to Scout, by the fact that women
could not usually work jobs and last of all, the way that Mayella is portrayed and understood in court.
Gender bias in Maycomb occurs in Scout s own home between her and her own family members. Jem
and Scout would often times fight, like normal siblings, but it was clear that at times, Jem took it too
far by speaking words of hurtful bias towards Scout s gender. After Jem hurts her, Scout doubts the
power and beauty of being a female by stating, I was not so sure, but Jem told me I was being a girl,
that girls always imagined things, that s why other people hated them so, and if I started behaving like
one I could just go off and find some to play with (54). Not only does conflict arise between Scout and
her brother in regard to gender bias, but it also occurs between Scout and her Aunt Alexandra. Time
and time again, Aunt Alexandra scolds Scout for
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The Human Class
Throughout all of history and still to this day, gender bias and discrimination remains a huge issue in
our world. Harper Lee chooses to address gender bias in her powerful and provoking novel called To
Kill a Mockingbird. Gender bias occurs far too often, and Lee clearly holds a true understanding of the
powerful impact it makes on our society as a whole. All through the novel, any reader could easy see
the negative impact that gender bias can do to a community, society and even nation. Gender bias
most efficiently is portrayed by how Jem and Aunt Alexandra relates to Scout, by the fact that women
could not usually work jobs and last of all, the way that Mayella is portrayed and understood in court.
Gender bias in Maycomb occurs in Scout s own home between her and her own family members. Jem
and Scout would often times fight, like normal siblings, but it was clear that at times, Jem took it too
far by speaking words of hurtful bias towards Scout s gender. After Jem hurts her, Scout doubts the
power and beauty of being a female by stating, I was not so sure, but Jem told me I was being a girl,
that girls always imagined things, that s why other people hated them so, and if I started behaving like
one I could just go off and find some to play with (54). Not only does conflict arise between Scout and
her brother in regard to gender bias, but it also occurs between Scout and her Aunt Alexandra. Time
and time again, Aunt Alexandra scolds Scout for
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Essay about The Role of Fashion Promotion Within the...
The Role of Fashion Promotion Within the Fashion Industry
I am going to write about what the role of fashion promotion is within the fashion industry and discuss
how it might develop in the next five years. To do this I shall review what fashion promotion is by
defining it and finding out how, when and where it started. To understand what fashion promotion
really is in a contemporary context I shall broadly look at how it is used and what many forms it has
taken since the beginning up until the present day.
To look at how fashion promotion may develop in the next five years I shall analyse and critique
specific examples in more detail, such as finding out how these specific types of fashion promotions
are used, by whom and for what ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before this, soirees took place in stores; chairs would be put out people would come and watch the
shows inside the shop; this still happens today for instance Topshop will put on a catwalk of their
latest collection inside their flagship store on Oxford Street.
However contemporary fashion shows are as much about being seen at the event as they are about
what is being shown on the catwalk. The audience wants to feel important and exclusive and the front
row seats show status. There is also more press coverage now about the clothes themselves, which is
the reason why designers make extreme and un wearable clothes. Current fashion participates in an
economic system that is developing very differently from its nineteenth century origins, which
pioneered the techniques of retail and advertising to promote the garment. Now the fashioned garment
circulates in a contemporary economy as part of a network of signs, of which the actual garment is but
one. (Bruzzi S. Church Gibson P. (eds). 2000. P.96)
We need to understand the fashion industry s cyclical nature in each historical period and its technical
development to see how fashion promotion has developed into the forms existing today. Changes in
women s influence and power, money supply, changing tastes and interests in sports, shapes, and
ongoing cultural issues and events such as terrorism and
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The Role of Fashion Promotion Within the Fashion Industry
I am going to write about what the role of fashion promotion is within the fashion industry and discuss
how it might develop in the next five years. To do this I shall review what fashion promotion is by
defining it and finding out how, when and where it started. To understand what fashion promotion
really is in a contemporary context I shall broadly look at how it is used and what many forms it has
taken since the beginning up until the present day.
To look at how fashion promotion may develop in the next five years I shall analyse and critique
specific examples in more detail, such as finding out how these specific types of fashion promotions
are used, by whom and for what ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before this, soirees took place in stores; chairs would be put out people would come and watch the
shows inside the shop; this still happens today for instance Topshop will put on a catwalk of their
latest collection inside their flagship store on Oxford Street.
However contemporary fashion shows are as much about being seen at the event as they are about
what is being shown on the catwalk. The audience wants to feel important and exclusive and the front
row seats show status. There is also more press coverage now about the clothes themselves, which is
the reason why designers make extreme and un wearable clothes. Current fashion participates in an
economic system that is developing very differently from its nineteenth century origins, which
pioneered the techniques of retail and advertising to promote the garment. Now the fashioned garment
circulates in a contemporary economy as part of a network of signs, of which the actual garment is but
one. (Bruzzi S. Church Gibson P. (eds). 2000. P.96)
We need to understand the fashion industry s cyclical nature in each historical period and its technical
development to see how fashion promotion has developed into the forms existing today. Changes in
women s influence and power, money supply, changing tastes and interests in sports, shapes, and
ongoing cultural issues and events such as terrorism and
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Multiple Definitions Of Being Intentional
Intentional Intentional can have multiple definitions. The definition, to me, that describes it the most is
to do something on purpose. I have so far been very intentional this school year. By studying hard, and
listening more in class. I am intentionally trying to make even better grades. I have also been
intentional when it comes to my friendships with friends. I have been spending more time with them. I
have been intentionally trying to have better friendships with them. Something I need to work on is
being more intentional with behaving better in class. I have a problem with talking, and easily having
an attitude when I do not need to have one. I also need to work on being more intentional when it
comes to obeying my parents. I really
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Intentional Intentional can have multiple definitions. The definition, to me, that describes it the most is
to do something on purpose. I have so far been very intentional this school year. By studying hard, and
listening more in class. I am intentionally trying to make even better grades. I have also been
intentional when it comes to my friendships with friends. I have been spending more time with them. I
have been intentionally trying to have better friendships with them. Something I need to work on is
being more intentional with behaving better in class. I have a problem with talking, and easily having
an attitude when I do not need to have one. I also need to work on being more intentional when it
comes to obeying my parents. I really
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Joseph Paxton s Life And Accomplishments
Joseph Paxton
Joseph Paxton was born in Milton Bryan in Bedfordshire, England on August 3rd 1803, he was the
seventh son of a farmer, grew up in a big family. He was an English architect, gardener and also
known for cultivating Cavendish bananas. 1The first time he introduced in this garden industry was
when we obtained an employment opportunity at Battlesden Park. At the time he was 15 years old,
and was became a garden boy. He switched couple of garden jobs until 1823, where he worked at
Horticultural Society s Chiswick Gardens.2 This was where he met one of the most influential person
in his career, the sixth Duke of Devonshire, who he caught the attention of.
At this stage, Paxton has already somewhat experience, he has constructed a lake. Duke who had great
interest in Paxton and his skills offered him the head gardener s position at Chatsworth. This was one
of the tuning point in Paxton s career. As he was offered a great position but he was also able to meet
his wife, Sarah Brown. 3Which was the housekeeper s niece, she was influential in Paxton s career by
encouraging his husband to undertake many ventures, while she carrying his responsibility in
Chatsworth. By the support of both his wife and Duke, Paxton was to travel many places around
Europe, in Italy, Switzerland and many other countries which widened his eyesight and knowledge.4
These early stage experiences took part in his future designs and aesthetics.
There were many projects Joseph Paxton had
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Joseph Paxton
Joseph Paxton was born in Milton Bryan in Bedfordshire, England on August 3rd 1803, he was the
seventh son of a farmer, grew up in a big family. He was an English architect, gardener and also
known for cultivating Cavendish bananas. 1The first time he introduced in this garden industry was
when we obtained an employment opportunity at Battlesden Park. At the time he was 15 years old,
and was became a garden boy. He switched couple of garden jobs until 1823, where he worked at
Horticultural Society s Chiswick Gardens.2 This was where he met one of the most influential person
in his career, the sixth Duke of Devonshire, who he caught the attention of.
At this stage, Paxton has already somewhat experience, he has constructed a lake. Duke who had great
interest in Paxton and his skills offered him the head gardener s position at Chatsworth. This was one
of the tuning point in Paxton s career. As he was offered a great position but he was also able to meet
his wife, Sarah Brown. 3Which was the housekeeper s niece, she was influential in Paxton s career by
encouraging his husband to undertake many ventures, while she carrying his responsibility in
Chatsworth. By the support of both his wife and Duke, Paxton was to travel many places around
Europe, in Italy, Switzerland and many other countries which widened his eyesight and knowledge.4
These early stage experiences took part in his future designs and aesthetics.
There were many projects Joseph Paxton had
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The Legend Of Chun Hyang
Comics, since their conception, have been seen as an immature media that is strictly pop culture
without the ability to pass substantive messages. However, the quantities of people who read and share
comic books provide open pathway to idea sharing. The Legend of Chun Hyang I is an example of
this cultural messaging through this medium. Written in 1992, as Asian cultures were joining the
globalizing world, this manga represented cultural hybridity as a Korean folktale being represented by
a Japanese company. The storyline is relatable for young girls who want to be independent no matter
which country they are from. Chun Hyang as a character in the work is not close to the actual Korean
storyline. However, she is closer to the ideal manga heroine who is pretty but brave, and independent
but in love. Chun Hyang represents the move towards a more universal Asian feeling and closeness
between the Japanese and Korean pop cultures. Chun Hyang is the story of a young girl who grows up
without a father, her mother is a famous medicine woman. Chun Hyang, the main character, is a
independent and strong willed young lady who fights back against the oppressive town head or Yang
Ban. Chung Hyang meets a young man named Mong Ryong who ends up falling in love with her.
After the Yang Ban kidnapped her, Chun Hyang s mother killed herself to protect herself and her
daughter. Chun Hyang avenges her mothers death with the help of Mong Ryong as the Am Hang Osa,
the highest ruler in the
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Comics, since their conception, have been seen as an immature media that is strictly pop culture
without the ability to pass substantive messages. However, the quantities of people who read and share
comic books provide open pathway to idea sharing. The Legend of Chun Hyang I is an example of
this cultural messaging through this medium. Written in 1992, as Asian cultures were joining the
globalizing world, this manga represented cultural hybridity as a Korean folktale being represented by
a Japanese company. The storyline is relatable for young girls who want to be independent no matter
which country they are from. Chun Hyang as a character in the work is not close to the actual Korean
storyline. However, she is closer to the ideal manga heroine who is pretty but brave, and independent
but in love. Chun Hyang represents the move towards a more universal Asian feeling and closeness
between the Japanese and Korean pop cultures. Chun Hyang is the story of a young girl who grows up
without a father, her mother is a famous medicine woman. Chun Hyang, the main character, is a
independent and strong willed young lady who fights back against the oppressive town head or Yang
Ban. Chung Hyang meets a young man named Mong Ryong who ends up falling in love with her.
After the Yang Ban kidnapped her, Chun Hyang s mother killed herself to protect herself and her
daughter. Chun Hyang avenges her mothers death with the help of Mong Ryong as the Am Hang Osa,
the highest ruler in the
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U.s. Dollar s World Reserve Status
Throughout the 20th century, the United States has slowly constructed a global system of control. Its
superior military, weaponry and intelligence apparatus have been crucial in this system, but an equally
important factor has been its control of the global economy, and its primary weapon, the U.S. Dollar.
The dollar s world reserve status alone does not make it unique, but its deeply rooted role in American
and global geo politics certainly does. As Vassili Fouskas and BĂ¼lent Gökay point out in their book
The New American Imperialism, Dollar hegemony has always been strategic to the future of American
global dominance, in many respects more important than America s overwhelming military power.
While military power is more visible and useful as a display, it is the dollar s role as reserve currency
that secures the domination of the U.S. in the global economic market place . [1] This system is built
on serious fault lines and its future is the most important issue for international relations today.
To understand how the dollar secures American hegemony requires some review of history. After the
Great Depression and World War II, the economic structures of the Old World powers were destroyed
and in dire need of reconstruction. Only America remained in one piece, a situation that allowed it to
decide how the new world order would work. As World War II was ending, representatives from the
Allied nations were gathered in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, where negotiations for this
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Throughout the 20th century, the United States has slowly constructed a global system of control. Its
superior military, weaponry and intelligence apparatus have been crucial in this system, but an equally
important factor has been its control of the global economy, and its primary weapon, the U.S. Dollar.
The dollar s world reserve status alone does not make it unique, but its deeply rooted role in American
and global geo politics certainly does. As Vassili Fouskas and BĂ¼lent Gökay point out in their book
The New American Imperialism, Dollar hegemony has always been strategic to the future of American
global dominance, in many respects more important than America s overwhelming military power.
While military power is more visible and useful as a display, it is the dollar s role as reserve currency
that secures the domination of the U.S. in the global economic market place . [1] This system is built
on serious fault lines and its future is the most important issue for international relations today.
To understand how the dollar secures American hegemony requires some review of history. After the
Great Depression and World War II, the economic structures of the Old World powers were destroyed
and in dire need of reconstruction. Only America remained in one piece, a situation that allowed it to
decide how the new world order would work. As World War II was ending, representatives from the
Allied nations were gathered in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, where negotiations for this
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Analysis Of Delta Airlines Flight 1086 Landed On Runway Essay
On March 5, 2015, Delta Airlines flight 1086 landed on runway 13 at La Guardia Airport (KLGA);
shortly afterwards skidding off the runway and coming to rest on a coastal embankment. While
investigating the accident it was found that there were many contributing factors that led to the
runway excursion by the aircraft, all of which could have been prevented with better crew resource
management.
A factor that led to the MD 88 to veer of the side of the runway was the poor decision making process
that was used to land at La Guardia. At the time of arrival the weather was low visibility, accumulating
snow and ice fog. While enroute the flight crew continually monitored the weather at LGA to assess
the landing performance. The flight crew referred to Delta s contaminated runway crosswind
limitations and recognized that the crosswind would be at Delta s 10 knot limit if the runway braking
action was reported to be medium/poor. The controller asked them if they could accept the ILS
runway 13 approach? The first officer replied asking for braking action in which the controller had no
reports on it at the time due to snow removal and no aircraft were landing. By 1037, the flight crew
received a message on the ACARS from dispatch about runway 13/31 closure. Turns out the runway
was closed for snow removal operations at KLGA. At this point in time, the pilots seemed to be
surprised to have received this message after the controller just asked them if they could accept an
approach to
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On March 5, 2015, Delta Airlines flight 1086 landed on runway 13 at La Guardia Airport (KLGA);
shortly afterwards skidding off the runway and coming to rest on a coastal embankment. While
investigating the accident it was found that there were many contributing factors that led to the
runway excursion by the aircraft, all of which could have been prevented with better crew resource
management.
A factor that led to the MD 88 to veer of the side of the runway was the poor decision making process
that was used to land at La Guardia. At the time of arrival the weather was low visibility, accumulating
snow and ice fog. While enroute the flight crew continually monitored the weather at LGA to assess
the landing performance. The flight crew referred to Delta s contaminated runway crosswind
limitations and recognized that the crosswind would be at Delta s 10 knot limit if the runway braking
action was reported to be medium/poor. The controller asked them if they could accept the ILS
runway 13 approach? The first officer replied asking for braking action in which the controller had no
reports on it at the time due to snow removal and no aircraft were landing. By 1037, the flight crew
received a message on the ACARS from dispatch about runway 13/31 closure. Turns out the runway
was closed for snow removal operations at KLGA. At this point in time, the pilots seemed to be
surprised to have received this message after the controller just asked them if they could accept an
approach to
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Verses
Old Testament Bible Verses The Lord does not look at the things man looks at. Man looks at the
outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart. 1 Samuel 16:7 Surely, God is my salvation; I will
trust and not be afraid. The Lord, the Lord, is my strength and my song; he has become my salvation.
Isaiah 12:2 I will lead the blind by ways they have not known, along unfamiliar paths I will guide
them; I will turn the darkness into light before them and make the rough places smooth. Isaiah 42:16
The Lord your God is with you, he is mighty to save. He will take great delight in you, he will quiet
you with his love, he will rejoice over you with singing. Zephaniah 3:17 So do not fear, for I am with
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John 3:16 17 So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is
temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. 2 Corinthians 4:18 Come to me, all you who are weary and
burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and
humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.
Matthew 11:28 30 I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but
will have the light of life. John 8:12 My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.
Greater love has no one than this that he lay down his life for his friends. John 15:12 13 I am the bread
of life. He who comes to me will never go hungry, and he who believes in me will never be thirsty.
John 6:35 I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. John
14:6 Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves
break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven where moth and rust do not destroy,
and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
Matthew 6:19 21 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is
not rude, it is not self seeking. It is not easily angered; it keeps no records of wrong. Love does not
delight in evil
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Old Testament Bible Verses The Lord does not look at the things man looks at. Man looks at the
outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart. 1 Samuel 16:7 Surely, God is my salvation; I will
trust and not be afraid. The Lord, the Lord, is my strength and my song; he has become my salvation.
Isaiah 12:2 I will lead the blind by ways they have not known, along unfamiliar paths I will guide
them; I will turn the darkness into light before them and make the rough places smooth. Isaiah 42:16
The Lord your God is with you, he is mighty to save. He will take great delight in you, he will quiet
you with his love, he will rejoice over you with singing. Zephaniah 3:17 So do not fear, for I am with
you; do not be dismayed, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
John 3:16 17 So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is
temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. 2 Corinthians 4:18 Come to me, all you who are weary and
burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and
humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.
Matthew 11:28 30 I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but
will have the light of life. John 8:12 My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.
Greater love has no one than this that he lay down his life for his friends. John 15:12 13 I am the bread
of life. He who comes to me will never go hungry, and he who believes in me will never be thirsty.
John 6:35 I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. John
14:6 Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves
break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven where moth and rust do not destroy,
and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
Matthew 6:19 21 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is
not rude, it is not self seeking. It is not easily angered; it keeps no records of wrong. Love does not
delight in evil
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Symptoms And Treatment Of Asthma
Background
Asthma is a perpetual, or long lasting, illness that could potentially be life threating. In the United
States of America, about 25 million people are known to have asthma[nhlbi]. About 7 million of the
25 million diagnosed with asthma are children[nhlbi]. Asthma can be described as the inflammation,
obstruction and hyperresposiveness of the airway.
Asthma might be classified as acute, sub acute or chronic inflammation of the airway. In asthma, there
is a spastic contraction of the smooth muscle in the bronchioles[gyton]. The presence of this airway
obstruction causes edema and mucus secretion. When there is an increased sensitivity to irritating
stimuli, bronchoconstriction occurs leading to hyperplasia of smooth muscle, hyper secretion and dis
modeling of the epithelium.
Anatomy of the Lung
The lung is located in the chest as part of the respiratory system. The respiratory systems consists of
the trachea, bronchi, lung, mediastinum, pleura and diaphragm. The left lung has two lobes, upper and
lower with a cardiac notch(where the heart is sits). The right lung on the other hand has three lopes,
upper, middle and lower lobes. The lungs is covered by the chest wall which is made up of muscles
and ribs. The mediastinum is the separation between the lungs and the other organs. The diaphragm is
the located below the lungs. This is a very thin muscle that provides a division for the chest cavity
from the abdomen. The
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Background
Asthma is a perpetual, or long lasting, illness that could potentially be life threating. In the United
States of America, about 25 million people are known to have asthma[nhlbi]. About 7 million of the
25 million diagnosed with asthma are children[nhlbi]. Asthma can be described as the inflammation,
obstruction and hyperresposiveness of the airway.
Asthma might be classified as acute, sub acute or chronic inflammation of the airway. In asthma, there
is a spastic contraction of the smooth muscle in the bronchioles[gyton]. The presence of this airway
obstruction causes edema and mucus secretion. When there is an increased sensitivity to irritating
stimuli, bronchoconstriction occurs leading to hyperplasia of smooth muscle, hyper secretion and dis
modeling of the epithelium.
Anatomy of the Lung
The lung is located in the chest as part of the respiratory system. The respiratory systems consists of
the trachea, bronchi, lung, mediastinum, pleura and diaphragm. The left lung has two lobes, upper and
lower with a cardiac notch(where the heart is sits). The right lung on the other hand has three lopes,
upper, middle and lower lobes. The lungs is covered by the chest wall which is made up of muscles
and ribs. The mediastinum is the separation between the lungs and the other organs. The diaphragm is
the located below the lungs. This is a very thin muscle that provides a division for the chest cavity
from the abdomen. The
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Verizon Financial Performance Analysis Summary
. Verizon s management can improve the company s segmented financial data by defining the non
GAAP measurement (Segment EBITDA), explaining why utilized and how the measurement
reconciles back to GAAP.
The auditor s report is a major source of information that officially evaluations an entity s financial
status. In conjunction with the auditor s official evaluation of the entity s financial status, the auditor
provides an assessment of the firm s monetary position and future. Auditors can provide four types of
reports: unqualified opinion, qualified opinion, adverse opinion, and a disclaimer of an opinion. An
unqualified opinion (clean report) which is issued in most cases expresses the opinion that financial
statements are presented in accordance with general accepted accounting principles and is void of
misrepresentations. The unqualified ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The qualified opinion report is similar in arrangement to the unqualified report with an additional
paragraph dictating the reason the audit report is not unqualified. The third report although rare is an
adverse opinion. An adverse opinion report is required when in the auditor s opinion the financial
statements as a whole do not conform to GAAP and are grossly misrepresented. The fourth and final
report is a disclaimer of opinion. A disclaimer report is issued when the auditor is unable to gather
sufficient information pertaining to the financial reports that an opinion cannot be determined. The
auditor s report has a direct impact on a company s ability to obtain financing from a bank as the
report lowers the cost of capital. The audit report also provides commercial value, meaning it s an
assurance the financial data is true and correct. The independent auditor for Verizon indicates an
unqualified opinion in that Verizon s
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. Verizon s management can improve the company s segmented financial data by defining the non
GAAP measurement (Segment EBITDA), explaining why utilized and how the measurement
reconciles back to GAAP.
The auditor s report is a major source of information that officially evaluations an entity s financial
status. In conjunction with the auditor s official evaluation of the entity s financial status, the auditor
provides an assessment of the firm s monetary position and future. Auditors can provide four types of
reports: unqualified opinion, qualified opinion, adverse opinion, and a disclaimer of an opinion. An
unqualified opinion (clean report) which is issued in most cases expresses the opinion that financial
statements are presented in accordance with general accepted accounting principles and is void of
misrepresentations. The unqualified ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The qualified opinion report is similar in arrangement to the unqualified report with an additional
paragraph dictating the reason the audit report is not unqualified. The third report although rare is an
adverse opinion. An adverse opinion report is required when in the auditor s opinion the financial
statements as a whole do not conform to GAAP and are grossly misrepresented. The fourth and final
report is a disclaimer of opinion. A disclaimer report is issued when the auditor is unable to gather
sufficient information pertaining to the financial reports that an opinion cannot be determined. The
auditor s report has a direct impact on a company s ability to obtain financing from a bank as the
report lowers the cost of capital. The audit report also provides commercial value, meaning it s an
assurance the financial data is true and correct. The independent auditor for Verizon indicates an
unqualified opinion in that Verizon s
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Holden Caulfield Red Hunting Hat Analysis
In the novel Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, Holden Caulfield is a 17 year old junior who is
expelled from Pencey Prep because of academic failure. He then decides to travel around New York
taking it easy before returning home to face his parents. Holden has experienced a lot, the death of his
younger brother, Allie who he idolizes. As the novel progresses the reader can sense that Holden is a
strange boy, from his constant lies to his peculiar views on things. A major symbol mentioned
throughout the novel is Holden s red hunting hat which represents his uniqueness and individuality. In
the beginning of the novel Holden is in New York. Holden is the manager of his school s fencing
team, the team was supposed to have a game in but he forgot the foils in a subway station. After they
get off the subway, a red hunting hat in the window of a sports shop catches Holden s attention and he
ends up buying it for a buck. I put on this hat that I d bought in New York that morning, it was a red
hunting hat, with one of those very, very long peaks. (pg. 17) Even though Holden is aware that the
hat is a hunting hat, he doesn t wear it to hunt. He wears it just because he likes how it looks,
symbolizing the rebellious side of Holden. Near the end Holden is meeting up with Phoebe, Holden
plans on hitch hiking out west that afternoon and wants to return her Christmas money back to her as
well as to say goodbye. Finally, I saw her through the glass part of the door. The reason I
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In the novel Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, Holden Caulfield is a 17 year old junior who is
expelled from Pencey Prep because of academic failure. He then decides to travel around New York
taking it easy before returning home to face his parents. Holden has experienced a lot, the death of his
younger brother, Allie who he idolizes. As the novel progresses the reader can sense that Holden is a
strange boy, from his constant lies to his peculiar views on things. A major symbol mentioned
throughout the novel is Holden s red hunting hat which represents his uniqueness and individuality. In
the beginning of the novel Holden is in New York. Holden is the manager of his school s fencing
team, the team was supposed to have a game in but he forgot the foils in a subway station. After they
get off the subway, a red hunting hat in the window of a sports shop catches Holden s attention and he
ends up buying it for a buck. I put on this hat that I d bought in New York that morning, it was a red
hunting hat, with one of those very, very long peaks. (pg. 17) Even though Holden is aware that the
hat is a hunting hat, he doesn t wear it to hunt. He wears it just because he likes how it looks,
symbolizing the rebellious side of Holden. Near the end Holden is meeting up with Phoebe, Holden
plans on hitch hiking out west that afternoon and wants to return her Christmas money back to her as
well as to say goodbye. Finally, I saw her through the glass part of the door. The reason I
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Sleeping During Class Getting A Good Rest Before The Bell...
Sleeping during class getting a good rest until the bell rings. Research show that students need as
much sleep as they did when they were younger generally 8 1/2 to 9 1/4 hours each night (Carskadon).
Each night some kids might might not get all the sleep they need. Research shows the typical
adolescent s natural time to fall asleep may be 11 pm or later; because of this change in their internal
clocks, teens may feel wide awake at bedtime, even when they are exhausted. Schools should start
later because students need 8 hours of rest,there grades will become poor, also their health will
become poor.
Students need at least 9 hours of sleep, but that is not what they are getting. According to Sleep in
Adolescents (13 18) the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Sylviane Duval, the students without enough sleep are living with borderline to serious
sleep deficits that could lead to daytime drowsiness, depression, headaches and poor performance at
school. As you have read about the research it more than poor grades not getting enough sleep cause
depression etc. students should really get sleep.
Students have been deprived of sleep and now it is all coming back. According to Camille Peri, sleep
deprivation can lead to serious problems. Sleep disorders and chronic sleep loss can put you at risk for
heart disease,Heart attack,stroke and diabetes. The things this can lead to just by not getting sleep can
kill people. Camille Peri researched that, Most people have experienced sallow skin puffy eyes after a
few nights of missed sleep. These things happen when you are tired and miss too much sleep.
According to Camille Peri, poor quality sleep among the students can cause significant memory loss
and brain deterioration. From the information that you have read that sleep is important and can lead
to different disease.
The public might say that schools should start later, but that s not what the district thinks. The district
feels
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Sleeping during class getting a good rest until the bell rings. Research show that students need as
much sleep as they did when they were younger generally 8 1/2 to 9 1/4 hours each night (Carskadon).
Each night some kids might might not get all the sleep they need. Research shows the typical
adolescent s natural time to fall asleep may be 11 pm or later; because of this change in their internal
clocks, teens may feel wide awake at bedtime, even when they are exhausted. Schools should start
later because students need 8 hours of rest,there grades will become poor, also their health will
become poor.
Students need at least 9 hours of sleep, but that is not what they are getting. According to Sleep in
Adolescents (13 18) the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Sylviane Duval, the students without enough sleep are living with borderline to serious
sleep deficits that could lead to daytime drowsiness, depression, headaches and poor performance at
school. As you have read about the research it more than poor grades not getting enough sleep cause
depression etc. students should really get sleep.
Students have been deprived of sleep and now it is all coming back. According to Camille Peri, sleep
deprivation can lead to serious problems. Sleep disorders and chronic sleep loss can put you at risk for
heart disease,Heart attack,stroke and diabetes. The things this can lead to just by not getting sleep can
kill people. Camille Peri researched that, Most people have experienced sallow skin puffy eyes after a
few nights of missed sleep. These things happen when you are tired and miss too much sleep.
According to Camille Peri, poor quality sleep among the students can cause significant memory loss
and brain deterioration. From the information that you have read that sleep is important and can lead
to different disease.
The public might say that schools should start later, but that s not what the district thinks. The district
feels
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Essay on Casualties of World War I
The First World War witnessed an appalling number of casualties. Due partly to this fact, some
historians, developed the perception that commanders on both sides dependence on only one
disastrous approach to breaking the stalemate. These historians attributed the loss of life to the reliance
on soldiers charging across no man s land only to be mowed down by enemy machineguns. The
accuracy of this, however, is fallacious since a variety of tactics existed on both sides. The main
reason for battlefield success and eventual victory came from the transformation of battlefield tactics;
nevertheless, moral played a major role by greatly affecting the development of new tactics and the
final outcome of the war.
Tactics during the early stages ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These officers claimed that the German s would subjugate France to a similar punishment that Russia
received in the Treaty of Brest Litovsk. The soldiers concurred with their officers and agreed to return
to the front lines (Smith 190). The French High Command, however, did not value the treatment of
enlisted men as equals and order the executions of a number of the mutineers. The French Command,
also, decided that the prudent decision to stop impending mutinies would be the ending of on any new
large scale offensive (Smith 195). With the comprehension that moral could collapse further the Allies
turned to a handful of new tactics to minimize the number of deaths that occurred.
From observations from the battlefield and experimentation the Allies developed a number of tactics
that allowed them to gain substantially more ground than in the past while reducing the number of
casualties. To reduce wastage, the number of soldiers killed during a normal day, the French adopted
the use of difeme en profondeur (defence in depth)... (Smith 195). The British, also, developed the
tactic Bite and Hold that centered on advancing troops only as far as they could hold, which reduced
the chance of a successful German counterattack. Both the British and French developed the creeping
barrage to force the Germans defenders to stay under cover until the attackers advanced up to the
German lines. With these new tactics and more available to them the allies could
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The First World War witnessed an appalling number of casualties. Due partly to this fact, some
historians, developed the perception that commanders on both sides dependence on only one
disastrous approach to breaking the stalemate. These historians attributed the loss of life to the reliance
on soldiers charging across no man s land only to be mowed down by enemy machineguns. The
accuracy of this, however, is fallacious since a variety of tactics existed on both sides. The main
reason for battlefield success and eventual victory came from the transformation of battlefield tactics;
nevertheless, moral played a major role by greatly affecting the development of new tactics and the
final outcome of the war.
Tactics during the early stages ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These officers claimed that the German s would subjugate France to a similar punishment that Russia
received in the Treaty of Brest Litovsk. The soldiers concurred with their officers and agreed to return
to the front lines (Smith 190). The French High Command, however, did not value the treatment of
enlisted men as equals and order the executions of a number of the mutineers. The French Command,
also, decided that the prudent decision to stop impending mutinies would be the ending of on any new
large scale offensive (Smith 195). With the comprehension that moral could collapse further the Allies
turned to a handful of new tactics to minimize the number of deaths that occurred.
From observations from the battlefield and experimentation the Allies developed a number of tactics
that allowed them to gain substantially more ground than in the past while reducing the number of
casualties. To reduce wastage, the number of soldiers killed during a normal day, the French adopted
the use of difeme en profondeur (defence in depth)... (Smith 195). The British, also, developed the
tactic Bite and Hold that centered on advancing troops only as far as they could hold, which reduced
the chance of a successful German counterattack. Both the British and French developed the creeping
barrage to force the Germans defenders to stay under cover until the attackers advanced up to the
German lines. With these new tactics and more available to them the allies could
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The Benefits of Youth Sport Essay
One thing almost every young child looks forward to is the activity of play. Kids love nothing more
than to go outside, run around with friends, and get dirty. If children are already active at a young age,
why not encourage them to continue by enrolling them in an organized youth sport program? Young
people will gain many positive experiences by participating in organized physical activities, but none
as important and influential as the social skills, physical skills, and mental skills developed and
nurtured during their time in youth sport. As a result, the young participants can continue to build
upon and cultivate these skills which will ultimately be transferred into their development as
successful adults. Along with the social and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A prosperous restaurant needs greeters, servers, cooks, and so forth, as well as the managers. Their
ability to work as a team is crucial to its success. You may not have the same interests or beliefs of
those you work with, but that cannot stand in the way of carrying out your job. The same principles
and strategies are relevant and important in sports, and they can be started and nurtured through
involvement in organized youth sports activities. Many youth sports are part of community organized
after school programs. There are many different types of these programs such as T Ball, Little League
Baseball, Pop Warner Football, soccer, martial arts, cheerleading, and so forth. There are over 40
million youth participating in organized sports, and both girls and boys have a dazzling array of
choices and can play a sport year round (Le Menestrel and Perkins 13). Communities use youth sport
as an outlet to encourage social activity, a healthy lifestyle, and skill development for that particular
sport. For example, Participation in organized sports can provide opportunities for youth to learn more
about specific skills and exercises associated with a particular sport (Perkins and Noam 76). These
programs offer opportunities to boost skills and connect positively with others. Without these
activities, parents will have to find another developmental setting that may not give similar or
beneficial outcomes as those of organized youth sport. Studies found that, Sports
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One thing almost every young child looks forward to is the activity of play. Kids love nothing more
than to go outside, run around with friends, and get dirty. If children are already active at a young age,
why not encourage them to continue by enrolling them in an organized youth sport program? Young
people will gain many positive experiences by participating in organized physical activities, but none
as important and influential as the social skills, physical skills, and mental skills developed and
nurtured during their time in youth sport. As a result, the young participants can continue to build
upon and cultivate these skills which will ultimately be transferred into their development as
successful adults. Along with the social and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A prosperous restaurant needs greeters, servers, cooks, and so forth, as well as the managers. Their
ability to work as a team is crucial to its success. You may not have the same interests or beliefs of
those you work with, but that cannot stand in the way of carrying out your job. The same principles
and strategies are relevant and important in sports, and they can be started and nurtured through
involvement in organized youth sports activities. Many youth sports are part of community organized
after school programs. There are many different types of these programs such as T Ball, Little League
Baseball, Pop Warner Football, soccer, martial arts, cheerleading, and so forth. There are over 40
million youth participating in organized sports, and both girls and boys have a dazzling array of
choices and can play a sport year round (Le Menestrel and Perkins 13). Communities use youth sport
as an outlet to encourage social activity, a healthy lifestyle, and skill development for that particular
sport. For example, Participation in organized sports can provide opportunities for youth to learn more
about specific skills and exercises associated with a particular sport (Perkins and Noam 76). These
programs offer opportunities to boost skills and connect positively with others. Without these
activities, parents will have to find another developmental setting that may not give similar or
beneficial outcomes as those of organized youth sport. Studies found that, Sports
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Child Soldiers Persuasive Speech
War is a very tough thing to handle. There is sacrifice and death, and yet peace is still not found. Now
countries like the U.S. might fight with others but they don t use children to do it. Other countries like
Sierra Leone are using children to fight their battles. Their horrible methods are immoral and unsafe,
so it is only safe to say that child soldiers are the victims of this unspeakable act. The goal should be
to rehabilitate these children, not punish them. We should give these kids a chance at a normal life.
Some of these children have watched their parents die in front of them or have been victims of rape
and abuse. They have nothing and if we punish them even more by taking away the one thing they are
still trying to hold on too, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ms. Speer was wife to Sgt. Christopher Speer before he was killed by a grenade thrown by a child
soldier by the name of Omar Khadr. While this boy was being prosecuted Ms. Speer was crying for
the loss of her husband. You could argue that because of child soldiers more families are being broken
apart. But according to the article the prosecution never brought up the violation of the child s 6th and
8th amendments. Or that at a young age Omar was forced to fight due to his father s position of the
terrorist cell known as Al
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War is a very tough thing to handle. There is sacrifice and death, and yet peace is still not found. Now
countries like the U.S. might fight with others but they don t use children to do it. Other countries like
Sierra Leone are using children to fight their battles. Their horrible methods are immoral and unsafe,
so it is only safe to say that child soldiers are the victims of this unspeakable act. The goal should be
to rehabilitate these children, not punish them. We should give these kids a chance at a normal life.
Some of these children have watched their parents die in front of them or have been victims of rape
and abuse. They have nothing and if we punish them even more by taking away the one thing they are
still trying to hold on too, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ms. Speer was wife to Sgt. Christopher Speer before he was killed by a grenade thrown by a child
soldier by the name of Omar Khadr. While this boy was being prosecuted Ms. Speer was crying for
the loss of her husband. You could argue that because of child soldiers more families are being broken
apart. But according to the article the prosecution never brought up the violation of the child s 6th and
8th amendments. Or that at a young age Omar was forced to fight due to his father s position of the
terrorist cell known as Al
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Telehealth Benefits
Telehealth is remote exchange of data between a patient and doctor that facilitate in better diagnosis of
patients and monitoring typically used to support patients with long term conditions. How telehealth
improves the quality of care:
Telehealth uses technology to provide services that assist in the management of long term health
conditions. For patients, telehealth can be a blessing that allows them to remain in their homes rather
than moving to rehabilitation facilities. By taking an active role in their own care, some patients are
reducing the number of medications they take, visiting emergency rooms less frequently and even
lessening depressive symptoms.
There are real benefits for both the patient and the clinician. The individual patient has more control
and understanding of their long term health condition, and the clinicians utilising telehealth as part of
a care pathway can ensure that they are proactively involved in the ongoing wellbeing of their patient,
managing timely interventions and helping to improve their patient s quality of life.
Through telehealth consultants patients are able to participate in clinical trials unavailable in many
rural areas.This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The online health records are basically two types EHR and PHR. It give the services of maintain
records of medication, lab results, health issues, allergies, digital prescription, radiology reports ,
neural reports, procedures, discharge instructions and immunizations of patients. It is secured health
record system so we can safely share our data to the doctors and hospitals. The EHR (Electronic health
record) provides the facility of maintain reports of patient in hospitals and it is also useful for doctors
and PHR (personal health records) is helpful for patient to main their health record. Through this we
are able to maintain our health records and easily share with doctors and
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Telehealth is remote exchange of data between a patient and doctor that facilitate in better diagnosis of
patients and monitoring typically used to support patients with long term conditions. How telehealth
improves the quality of care:
Telehealth uses technology to provide services that assist in the management of long term health
conditions. For patients, telehealth can be a blessing that allows them to remain in their homes rather
than moving to rehabilitation facilities. By taking an active role in their own care, some patients are
reducing the number of medications they take, visiting emergency rooms less frequently and even
lessening depressive symptoms.
There are real benefits for both the patient and the clinician. The individual patient has more control
and understanding of their long term health condition, and the clinicians utilising telehealth as part of
a care pathway can ensure that they are proactively involved in the ongoing wellbeing of their patient,
managing timely interventions and helping to improve their patient s quality of life.
Through telehealth consultants patients are able to participate in clinical trials unavailable in many
rural areas.This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The online health records are basically two types EHR and PHR. It give the services of maintain
records of medication, lab results, health issues, allergies, digital prescription, radiology reports ,
neural reports, procedures, discharge instructions and immunizations of patients. It is secured health
record system so we can safely share our data to the doctors and hospitals. The EHR (Electronic health
record) provides the facility of maintain reports of patient in hospitals and it is also useful for doctors
and PHR (personal health records) is helpful for patient to main their health record. Through this we
are able to maintain our health records and easily share with doctors and
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Essay about Constitutional Law and European Integration
There are few cases that rival Factortame in being concurrently substantively clear and decisive, and
perplexing as to its full impact. The scope of the change to the UK constitution that has been
instigated by it and other European Court of Justice decisions has been conceptualised as ranging from
a legal evolution to revolution . Although some theories are more convincing than others, each faces
its own weaknesses. However, notwithstanding the conclusion of this particular speculative debate,
the processes of European integration has undoubtedly quickened the pace at which UK Parliament
and courts as part of a globalised world have had to squarely confront these constitutional changes,
especially the departure from Parliament s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is a real difficulty in accepting this because it would suggest judicial whim may reverse a
commitment that was reached democratic consensus among all branches of government and wider
society through public referendum. This formidable weakness of Sir William Wade s argument
supports viewing Parliamentary sovereignty as, at least partly, a legal concept. Although the theory
that it is possible for the EU to place substantive limits to Parliamentary sovereignty accommodates
the voluntary contractual argument and functional requirement of EU arguments that Lord Bridge
presents, it is not without limitations either. It fits well with Lord Bridge s alternative reasonings
because they suggest that Parliament does have the power to limit its own powers and that the present
conflict should be tackled on principled bases. This is important because legal phenomenon arise out
of case law and albeit sparse, his judgment was the only one to address the topic. However, the
persuasiveness of this argument is reduced by the fact that it simply leads us to another equally
difficult question of what legal means set the width of its powers. The judges themselves seem to be in
disagreement amongst each other about this as Lord Hope says measures enacted by Parliament itself
whereas Laws LJ says the unwritten constitution as interpreted by the
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There are few cases that rival Factortame in being concurrently substantively clear and decisive, and
perplexing as to its full impact. The scope of the change to the UK constitution that has been
instigated by it and other European Court of Justice decisions has been conceptualised as ranging from
a legal evolution to revolution . Although some theories are more convincing than others, each faces
its own weaknesses. However, notwithstanding the conclusion of this particular speculative debate,
the processes of European integration has undoubtedly quickened the pace at which UK Parliament
and courts as part of a globalised world have had to squarely confront these constitutional changes,
especially the departure from Parliament s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is a real difficulty in accepting this because it would suggest judicial whim may reverse a
commitment that was reached democratic consensus among all branches of government and wider
society through public referendum. This formidable weakness of Sir William Wade s argument
supports viewing Parliamentary sovereignty as, at least partly, a legal concept. Although the theory
that it is possible for the EU to place substantive limits to Parliamentary sovereignty accommodates
the voluntary contractual argument and functional requirement of EU arguments that Lord Bridge
presents, it is not without limitations either. It fits well with Lord Bridge s alternative reasonings
because they suggest that Parliament does have the power to limit its own powers and that the present
conflict should be tackled on principled bases. This is important because legal phenomenon arise out
of case law and albeit sparse, his judgment was the only one to address the topic. However, the
persuasiveness of this argument is reduced by the fact that it simply leads us to another equally
difficult question of what legal means set the width of its powers. The judges themselves seem to be in
disagreement amongst each other about this as Lord Hope says measures enacted by Parliament itself
whereas Laws LJ says the unwritten constitution as interpreted by the
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Metallic Copper Lab
Introduction:
Metallic copper and its compounds have played an important role in history, from ancient civilizations
to today s economy. It also has biological and environmental significance. In this experiment, we
explored copper in its metallic and ionic forms and examined the reactions which form metallic
copper and copper compounds as well as calculated percentage yield of final metallic copper product.
Materials and Methods:
In this experiment, 5 different chemical reactions took place before the final percentage yield of
metallic copper was calculated. For the first reaction, a fume hood made up of a funnel and some
rubber tubing attached to a tap was set up above a 50 ml beaker. Next, 0.2574 g of copper turnings
were measured out and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The solution went from being black and cloudy to green and transparent, indicating that there is no
longer a precipitate in the solution.
In the fifth chemical reaction copper sulfate reacted with zinc resulting in this equation:
CuSO₄(aq) + Zn(s) → Cu(s) + ZnSO₄(aq)
This is a single displacement, redox reaction as zinc replaces the copper cation in copper sulfate
resulting in metallic copper solid and zinc sulfate. This is evident from the observations as initially a
black solid formed in the solution but as the hydrochloric acid was added and it reacted away the
excess zinc a reddish brown solid formed, which is copper, indicating that zinc displaced the copper
cation. It is a redox reaction as copper is reduced as its oxidation number decreases from +2 to 0 and
zinc is oxidized as its oxidation number increases from 0 to
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Introduction:
Metallic copper and its compounds have played an important role in history, from ancient civilizations
to today s economy. It also has biological and environmental significance. In this experiment, we
explored copper in its metallic and ionic forms and examined the reactions which form metallic
copper and copper compounds as well as calculated percentage yield of final metallic copper product.
Materials and Methods:
In this experiment, 5 different chemical reactions took place before the final percentage yield of
metallic copper was calculated. For the first reaction, a fume hood made up of a funnel and some
rubber tubing attached to a tap was set up above a 50 ml beaker. Next, 0.2574 g of copper turnings
were measured out and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The solution went from being black and cloudy to green and transparent, indicating that there is no
longer a precipitate in the solution.
In the fifth chemical reaction copper sulfate reacted with zinc resulting in this equation:
CuSO₄(aq) + Zn(s) → Cu(s) + ZnSO₄(aq)
This is a single displacement, redox reaction as zinc replaces the copper cation in copper sulfate
resulting in metallic copper solid and zinc sulfate. This is evident from the observations as initially a
black solid formed in the solution but as the hydrochloric acid was added and it reacted away the
excess zinc a reddish brown solid formed, which is copper, indicating that zinc displaced the copper
cation. It is a redox reaction as copper is reduced as its oxidation number decreases from +2 to 0 and
zinc is oxidized as its oxidation number increases from 0 to
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Argumentative Essay On Dreamers
Dreamers Deferred Actions For Childhood Arrivals known as DACA was created by the Obama
administration in 2012 to give work permits and Society Security Numbers to undocumented
immigrants. From ages 15 to 36 years old who arrived in the United States before June 15, 2007. They
must be 15 years old and have a certificate in process, such as a high school diploma or a college
certificate. To be eligible for this program you must be crime free with no felonies and must pay the
fee for the application of $495. The program DACA has helped many young undocumented children
achieve many things in America. DACA has provided undocumented children an opportunity in
America to have a decent job, it has given them an opportunity to go to college and have hope. Trump
administration announced that DACA has been lie back as of September 5, 2017 to improve
Americans jobs and Americans security. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) states that we
will have less crime and Americans will be able to get higher wages our security will be safer as we
take away the opportunities to our undocumented children known as Dreamers. Undocumented
children should not be blamed for their parent s actions and should have the opportunity to prove their
citizenship as they are hard workers and morally committed citizens. Trump administration has
previously invalidated DACA recipients until their permits expiration (The White House) states that
all work permits will be honor until there permits
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Dreamers Deferred Actions For Childhood Arrivals known as DACA was created by the Obama
administration in 2012 to give work permits and Society Security Numbers to undocumented
immigrants. From ages 15 to 36 years old who arrived in the United States before June 15, 2007. They
must be 15 years old and have a certificate in process, such as a high school diploma or a college
certificate. To be eligible for this program you must be crime free with no felonies and must pay the
fee for the application of $495. The program DACA has helped many young undocumented children
achieve many things in America. DACA has provided undocumented children an opportunity in
America to have a decent job, it has given them an opportunity to go to college and have hope. Trump
administration announced that DACA has been lie back as of September 5, 2017 to improve
Americans jobs and Americans security. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) states that we
will have less crime and Americans will be able to get higher wages our security will be safer as we
take away the opportunities to our undocumented children known as Dreamers. Undocumented
children should not be blamed for their parent s actions and should have the opportunity to prove their
citizenship as they are hard workers and morally committed citizens. Trump administration has
previously invalidated DACA recipients until their permits expiration (The White House) states that
all work permits will be honor until there permits
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Domestic Violence As A Public Health Problem Essay
Domestic violence as a public health problem is studied from an epidemiological perspective.
Epidemiology is the core of public health, providing insight into the causes, prevalence, and control of
disease in populations. Partner abuse is defined, risk factors, prevalence, and consequences are
addressed from both the civilian and military perspectives as it relates to the batterer, spouse, and
children. Most of what is known about domestic violence from a scientific perspective are through a
civilian lens. A growing body of research on partner abuse in the military is emerging with most
studies conducted on the Army. The article reports on the results of an in depth study of the
epidemiology of partner abuse in all branches of the military. Rates of violence are higher in military
populations than is civilian populations. Data further suggests that more severe forms of abuse occur
in military families. Evidence based prevention and intervention approaches were recommended with
a focus on real and perceived barriers to treatment.
The article serves as a foundation for my paper. It is scientifically based, epidemiologically focused on
the definition, causes, distribution and treatment options for domestic violence. It supports my
position that domestic violence is a major public health issue of civilian and military populations. The
article further addresses the entire family and both the civilian and military communities. It is also one
of a few sources that evaluated all
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Domestic violence as a public health problem is studied from an epidemiological perspective.
Epidemiology is the core of public health, providing insight into the causes, prevalence, and control of
disease in populations. Partner abuse is defined, risk factors, prevalence, and consequences are
addressed from both the civilian and military perspectives as it relates to the batterer, spouse, and
children. Most of what is known about domestic violence from a scientific perspective are through a
civilian lens. A growing body of research on partner abuse in the military is emerging with most
studies conducted on the Army. The article reports on the results of an in depth study of the
epidemiology of partner abuse in all branches of the military. Rates of violence are higher in military
populations than is civilian populations. Data further suggests that more severe forms of abuse occur
in military families. Evidence based prevention and intervention approaches were recommended with
a focus on real and perceived barriers to treatment.
The article serves as a foundation for my paper. It is scientifically based, epidemiologically focused on
the definition, causes, distribution and treatment options for domestic violence. It supports my
position that domestic violence is a major public health issue of civilian and military populations. The
article further addresses the entire family and both the civilian and military communities. It is also one
of a few sources that evaluated all
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An Analysis Of Richard s Abbey
Glimpses of monk societies are vastly present in Richard s (the chronicler) accounts of the Crusade
and through his intimate knowledge of monastic life. Richard s monastery at Winchester and possibly
others had access to ancient writers such as Ovid (3) and Vergil (12) to supplement their works. This
shows a possible increase in fascination for the Roman Empire and its literary works. References to
ancient authors and poets can be found throughout the chronicle when opportunities present
themselves. Though mostly talking about monks that follow the Rule of St. Benedict, he begins by
dedicating the chronicle to a former prior of the monastery who went to the Carthusian order of monks
(1). This can show that some monks changed not only their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
and yet you know everything that is done in the world as soon as it takes places, and sometimes ... in
advance (2) . This problem plagued many monasteries that set themselves up away from society to
focus on their works, only to have a small city or village be created around them. This can show that
the interaction between monks and laity was not as infrequent as some would believe. This can also
show that some monks were not ones to shy away from the occasional gossip. To this he adds that the
Carthusian monks (if they know of happenings outside of their walls) are not following their rule of
silence (2). Richard again critiques the Carthusians saying that they cut ... [their] charity to strangers
in half, by giving them a blessing without a meal (2). This shows another difference between the two
groups of monks and their attitudes towards the needy. An interesting point to be made is that Richard
says strangers not anyone . This can be taken to mean that the poor of their village were given meals
and blessings while travellers would only receive a blessing without the meal. Another interesting
point is that the monasteries were often used as hospices for
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Glimpses of monk societies are vastly present in Richard s (the chronicler) accounts of the Crusade
and through his intimate knowledge of monastic life. Richard s monastery at Winchester and possibly
others had access to ancient writers such as Ovid (3) and Vergil (12) to supplement their works. This
shows a possible increase in fascination for the Roman Empire and its literary works. References to
ancient authors and poets can be found throughout the chronicle when opportunities present
themselves. Though mostly talking about monks that follow the Rule of St. Benedict, he begins by
dedicating the chronicle to a former prior of the monastery who went to the Carthusian order of monks
(1). This can show that some monks changed not only their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
and yet you know everything that is done in the world as soon as it takes places, and sometimes ... in
advance (2) . This problem plagued many monasteries that set themselves up away from society to
focus on their works, only to have a small city or village be created around them. This can show that
the interaction between monks and laity was not as infrequent as some would believe. This can also
show that some monks were not ones to shy away from the occasional gossip. To this he adds that the
Carthusian monks (if they know of happenings outside of their walls) are not following their rule of
silence (2). Richard again critiques the Carthusians saying that they cut ... [their] charity to strangers
in half, by giving them a blessing without a meal (2). This shows another difference between the two
groups of monks and their attitudes towards the needy. An interesting point to be made is that Richard
says strangers not anyone . This can be taken to mean that the poor of their village were given meals
and blessings while travellers would only receive a blessing without the meal. Another interesting
point is that the monasteries were often used as hospices for
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Healthy Concession Stand In Brenden Theater
Business Plan overview
Healthy Concession Stand in Brenden Theater
Mission Statement
The habit of eating snacks while watching movies, sometimes termed as mindless eating is very
prevalent in our society. Majority of the snacks that we get in movie theaters are junk foods such as
butter pop corns and sodas, these eating habits are hard to override. The best approach of our Healthy
Concession Stand is to provide healthy snacks and drinks in a movie theater with using ingredients
from locally produced farm. Thereby promoting good eating habits and also helping local farmers.
Introduction
For last 50 years many researchers throughout the world have shown that the foods we eat have a
profound impact on our health and longevity. A healthy diet ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Our major pass time from our busy life, is going for a movie in our small city Concord. Even through
begin a nutrition student I used to eat a lot from snack bar inside the theater. But often I used to be sick
because eating this junk foods such as butter popcorn and soda. Sad thing about this is there is only a
limited options and foods from outside is not permitted. There is no variety in this theater. Our aim is
to change the normal snacking pattern seen in movie theater. Our plan is provide healthy snacks and
drinks in theater using ingredients from local produce. This helps in improving or change the snacking
habit or pattern among the customers in the theater. Usage of local farm produce ingredients we are
able to give good organic foods to the customers. This helps the customers as well as the local farms.
By using seasonal ingredients it helps in cost effective. We are also planning to provide small talks
about nutritious food choices and quizzes or games inside the theater for free. Thereby, it also help the
customers to take something to home also about the nutrition. During the summer holidays the
government of city concord have a Summer Kids Movie Series , in which children of age between five
to 10 years can watch movie for 3 to 5 dollars in the same above theater. We believe that summer time
is best time to start up our company in this theater since it s the holiday season. In Concord there is
only three mainly theaters and our plan is bring up our Healthy Concession Stand inside Brenden
Theater in concord downtown. As we grow I would like to increase our business to rest of the 2
theaters too. Concord is a largest city in Contra Costa County (www.cityofconcord.org). At the 2010
census, the city had a population of 122,067 making Concord the 8th largest city in the San Francisco
Bay Area
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Business Plan overview
Healthy Concession Stand in Brenden Theater
Mission Statement
The habit of eating snacks while watching movies, sometimes termed as mindless eating is very
prevalent in our society. Majority of the snacks that we get in movie theaters are junk foods such as
butter pop corns and sodas, these eating habits are hard to override. The best approach of our Healthy
Concession Stand is to provide healthy snacks and drinks in a movie theater with using ingredients
from locally produced farm. Thereby promoting good eating habits and also helping local farmers.
Introduction
For last 50 years many researchers throughout the world have shown that the foods we eat have a
profound impact on our health and longevity. A healthy diet ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Our major pass time from our busy life, is going for a movie in our small city Concord. Even through
begin a nutrition student I used to eat a lot from snack bar inside the theater. But often I used to be sick
because eating this junk foods such as butter popcorn and soda. Sad thing about this is there is only a
limited options and foods from outside is not permitted. There is no variety in this theater. Our aim is
to change the normal snacking pattern seen in movie theater. Our plan is provide healthy snacks and
drinks in theater using ingredients from local produce. This helps in improving or change the snacking
habit or pattern among the customers in the theater. Usage of local farm produce ingredients we are
able to give good organic foods to the customers. This helps the customers as well as the local farms.
By using seasonal ingredients it helps in cost effective. We are also planning to provide small talks
about nutritious food choices and quizzes or games inside the theater for free. Thereby, it also help the
customers to take something to home also about the nutrition. During the summer holidays the
government of city concord have a Summer Kids Movie Series , in which children of age between five
to 10 years can watch movie for 3 to 5 dollars in the same above theater. We believe that summer time
is best time to start up our company in this theater since it s the holiday season. In Concord there is
only three mainly theaters and our plan is bring up our Healthy Concession Stand inside Brenden
Theater in concord downtown. As we grow I would like to increase our business to rest of the 2
theaters too. Concord is a largest city in Contra Costa County (www.cityofconcord.org). At the 2010
census, the city had a population of 122,067 making Concord the 8th largest city in the San Francisco
Bay Area
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The Lesson By Toni Cade Bambara And Horatio Alger
Success is the chance to go out there and use the resources available to take advantage of opportunities
that most people do not. Usually, things happen in life and it can prevent the process of obtaining
success. In the readings, The Lesson by Toni Cade Bambara and Horatio Alger by Harlon L. Dalton
conveys the message that success is not always an everyday thing and it takes opportunities for it to
become part of life. In The Lesson , an angered girl named Sylvia is taken on a field trip to a toy store
with Miss Moore to learn a valuable lesson. The lesson is to become successful in society because it is
the only way to make it to the top. On the other hand, Horatio Alger shows more of a realistic
viewpoint where success is not as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dalton states, Black folk certainly know what it is like to be favored, disfavored, scrutinized, and
ignored all on the basis of our race. Sometimes we are judged on a different scale altogether (273).
Dalton is trying to state that African Americans know what it is like to be judged and because of this it
creates a road block. In addition, race has become a universal problem that people tend to cause huge
tensions and the way Horatio Alger s essay states it is that everyone is equal would not be true. On the
other hand, Sylvia seems to be under the paradox that Dalton has stated about race. Sylvia throughout
the story goes on a field trip to a toy store where she sees items that cost a lot of money from the glass
window, but when she enters the store an issue occurs. Sylvia states, Not that I m scared, what s there
to be afraid of, just a toy store. But I feel funny, shame. But what I got to be shamed about? Got as
much right to go in as anybody (269). Sylvia is afraid to enter the store because the fear of race keeps
occurring in her mind. It is a huge issue because African Americans had many different views and it
made them feel insecure. Also, Sylvia knows that the toy store is fancy and expensive, which triggers
her to back off because she is from a poor background. Race has a huge impact on society, no matter
what way it is looked at and Sylvia s fear expresses that of many at the time.
Secondly, chances are
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Success is the chance to go out there and use the resources available to take advantage of opportunities
that most people do not. Usually, things happen in life and it can prevent the process of obtaining
success. In the readings, The Lesson by Toni Cade Bambara and Horatio Alger by Harlon L. Dalton
conveys the message that success is not always an everyday thing and it takes opportunities for it to
become part of life. In The Lesson , an angered girl named Sylvia is taken on a field trip to a toy store
with Miss Moore to learn a valuable lesson. The lesson is to become successful in society because it is
the only way to make it to the top. On the other hand, Horatio Alger shows more of a realistic
viewpoint where success is not as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dalton states, Black folk certainly know what it is like to be favored, disfavored, scrutinized, and
ignored all on the basis of our race. Sometimes we are judged on a different scale altogether (273).
Dalton is trying to state that African Americans know what it is like to be judged and because of this it
creates a road block. In addition, race has become a universal problem that people tend to cause huge
tensions and the way Horatio Alger s essay states it is that everyone is equal would not be true. On the
other hand, Sylvia seems to be under the paradox that Dalton has stated about race. Sylvia throughout
the story goes on a field trip to a toy store where she sees items that cost a lot of money from the glass
window, but when she enters the store an issue occurs. Sylvia states, Not that I m scared, what s there
to be afraid of, just a toy store. But I feel funny, shame. But what I got to be shamed about? Got as
much right to go in as anybody (269). Sylvia is afraid to enter the store because the fear of race keeps
occurring in her mind. It is a huge issue because African Americans had many different views and it
made them feel insecure. Also, Sylvia knows that the toy store is fancy and expensive, which triggers
her to back off because she is from a poor background. Race has a huge impact on society, no matter
what way it is looked at and Sylvia s fear expresses that of many at the time.
Secondly, chances are
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My Characteristics Of Being A Good Teacher
Introduction
4 weeks, 6 classroom observations, 10 teaching practices, 2 conversation facilitations, 1 one v. one
private teaching session, multiple homework assignments, and numerous lesson plans later all totaling
to 140+ hours of hard work and here I am at the finish. This is experience was demanding and
challenging to say the least, in a positive way. I learned so much and experienced the EFL teaching
world first hand. I played on my strengths as an educator and worked through my weakness to grow. I
discovered teaching approaches that I could use to my advantage, as well as evolved my classroom
control and rapport with students.
What is a good teacher?
It s easy to become a mediocre teacher. To be a good, even great, teacher is hard work and dedication.
Maria Orlando gives 9 characteristics of a great teacher, here are just a few I agree with: a teacher who
respects students, creates a sense of community and belonging in the classroom, has his/her own love
for learning and growing, continuously collaborates with other educators, and maintains
professionalism in all areas. Adding onto this list with a few of my own characteristics I possess are: a
teacher who is pleasant to be around, sensitive to the students needs/feelings, enthusiastic,
hardworking, committed, driven, and organized. To become a great teacher, I intend on continuing to
work hard and stay committed to my goal. Even when I think I ve reached my destination, I will
continue to find new ways to
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Introduction
4 weeks, 6 classroom observations, 10 teaching practices, 2 conversation facilitations, 1 one v. one
private teaching session, multiple homework assignments, and numerous lesson plans later all totaling
to 140+ hours of hard work and here I am at the finish. This is experience was demanding and
challenging to say the least, in a positive way. I learned so much and experienced the EFL teaching
world first hand. I played on my strengths as an educator and worked through my weakness to grow. I
discovered teaching approaches that I could use to my advantage, as well as evolved my classroom
control and rapport with students.
What is a good teacher?
It s easy to become a mediocre teacher. To be a good, even great, teacher is hard work and dedication.
Maria Orlando gives 9 characteristics of a great teacher, here are just a few I agree with: a teacher who
respects students, creates a sense of community and belonging in the classroom, has his/her own love
for learning and growing, continuously collaborates with other educators, and maintains
professionalism in all areas. Adding onto this list with a few of my own characteristics I possess are: a
teacher who is pleasant to be around, sensitive to the students needs/feelings, enthusiastic,
hardworking, committed, driven, and organized. To become a great teacher, I intend on continuing to
work hard and stay committed to my goal. Even when I think I ve reached my destination, I will
continue to find new ways to
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I Am An Plan Of The Next Year During My Master Of Business...
CPD 1102 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPEMENT AND ETHICS Individual Professional
Development Plan Simranjit Singh Student Id 201500154 Date 28/7/15 Dr. Venkatesh Mahadnevan
Summary: In this learning and creating system i am composing an plan of the next year during my
Master of Business Management program. Most importantly i will expound on myself and after that
future viewpoint about my profession. Those i need to exhibit that why this MBA program i chose for
making vocation in the comparable bearing. After introduction the big picture of this world is how to
get job related to my field and what are necessary things require to accomplish the goal . My own
personnel goal is that after completion of MBA program and gathering all the information ... Show
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The Big Picture The hospitality industry is growing rapidly in this world. The hospitality business is
one of the quickest developing organizations everywhere throughout the world that creates billions of
cash and offers a lot of new profession and occupation chances to individuals with different
foundations. The friendliness business is a major business everywhere throughout the world. India
hospitality industry deals are relied upon to achieve a record $537 billion in 2018, utilizing 12.8
million people, including two million new profession and work opportunities in the following decade
.However, in spite of the considerable number of advantages, the cordiality business has the most
astounding turnover rate among the administration business. In 2009, the normal representative
turnover rate in spending plan lodging part just came to 34.5%. It has been shown a huge number of
times that it is a major test for the cordiality business to well oversee, hold and propel its human asset .
In addition, since the friendliness business dependably exhibits a negative picture to both candidates
and representatives, they at times have inspiration to stay in a cordiality firm. Case in point, staffs
need to adjust to always rehashed work, high stretch and low pay if working in the cordiality business.
Mega Trends and Challenges Mega trends: In light of extended care on the creating
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CPD 1102 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPEMENT AND ETHICS Individual Professional
Development Plan Simranjit Singh Student Id 201500154 Date 28/7/15 Dr. Venkatesh Mahadnevan
Summary: In this learning and creating system i am composing an plan of the next year during my
Master of Business Management program. Most importantly i will expound on myself and after that
future viewpoint about my profession. Those i need to exhibit that why this MBA program i chose for
making vocation in the comparable bearing. After introduction the big picture of this world is how to
get job related to my field and what are necessary things require to accomplish the goal . My own
personnel goal is that after completion of MBA program and gathering all the information ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Big Picture The hospitality industry is growing rapidly in this world. The hospitality business is
one of the quickest developing organizations everywhere throughout the world that creates billions of
cash and offers a lot of new profession and occupation chances to individuals with different
foundations. The friendliness business is a major business everywhere throughout the world. India
hospitality industry deals are relied upon to achieve a record $537 billion in 2018, utilizing 12.8
million people, including two million new profession and work opportunities in the following decade
.However, in spite of the considerable number of advantages, the cordiality business has the most
astounding turnover rate among the administration business. In 2009, the normal representative
turnover rate in spending plan lodging part just came to 34.5%. It has been shown a huge number of
times that it is a major test for the cordiality business to well oversee, hold and propel its human asset .
In addition, since the friendliness business dependably exhibits a negative picture to both candidates
and representatives, they at times have inspiration to stay in a cordiality firm. Case in point, staffs
need to adjust to always rehashed work, high stretch and low pay if working in the cordiality business.
Mega Trends and Challenges Mega trends: In light of extended care on the creating
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How Did Confucius Want To Kill Those Who Do Not Follow The...
The following paper was composed recently by Huang Mingsheng, unjustly executed: If you are
reading this, I have more than likely been executed out of fear. Fear of immorality coming to light.
Cling to the words of Confucius in this regard. Chi K ang asked Confucius about government, saying,
What would you think if, in order to move closer to those who possess the Way, I were to kill those
who do not follow the Way? Confucius answered, In administering your government, what need is
there for you to kill? Just desire the good yourself and the common people will be good. The virtue of
the gentleman is like wind; the virtue of the small man is like grass. Let the wind blow over the grass
and it is sure to bend. (XII, 19) I felt it best to express some of my opinions in writing to prevent my ...
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One can come up with a thousand solutions, but must remember that A country of a thousand war
chariots cannot be administered unless the ruler attends strictly to business, punctually observes his
promises. (I, 5) Flood control in the regions surrounding the Yellow River requires thousands of
diligent workers. Emphasis on the word diligent . These commoners will veer from their assigned task
and will be rebellious if their leaders are not morally straight. That, once again, starts at the root the
Ruler of All Under Heaven. Our current examination system can certainly be revamped, but it
currently encourages men to delve knee deep into the analects. That is especially important right now
seeing as the people they look up to are not, in the words of Master Confucius, True gentleman . No
examination is good enough to equip men to be morally sound if those guiding them are not in their
own rite. If you remember nothing else from me, please remember this. The Master said, Virtue never
stands alone. It is bound to have neighbors. (IV, 25) Please do not let my actions be in
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The following paper was composed recently by Huang Mingsheng, unjustly executed: If you are
reading this, I have more than likely been executed out of fear. Fear of immorality coming to light.
Cling to the words of Confucius in this regard. Chi K ang asked Confucius about government, saying,
What would you think if, in order to move closer to those who possess the Way, I were to kill those
who do not follow the Way? Confucius answered, In administering your government, what need is
there for you to kill? Just desire the good yourself and the common people will be good. The virtue of
the gentleman is like wind; the virtue of the small man is like grass. Let the wind blow over the grass
and it is sure to bend. (XII, 19) I felt it best to express some of my opinions in writing to prevent my ...
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One can come up with a thousand solutions, but must remember that A country of a thousand war
chariots cannot be administered unless the ruler attends strictly to business, punctually observes his
promises. (I, 5) Flood control in the regions surrounding the Yellow River requires thousands of
diligent workers. Emphasis on the word diligent . These commoners will veer from their assigned task
and will be rebellious if their leaders are not morally straight. That, once again, starts at the root the
Ruler of All Under Heaven. Our current examination system can certainly be revamped, but it
currently encourages men to delve knee deep into the analects. That is especially important right now
seeing as the people they look up to are not, in the words of Master Confucius, True gentleman . No
examination is good enough to equip men to be morally sound if those guiding them are not in their
own rite. If you remember nothing else from me, please remember this. The Master said, Virtue never
stands alone. It is bound to have neighbors. (IV, 25) Please do not let my actions be in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Organic Chemistry Worksheet Answers
The Complete Organic Chemistry Worksheet The Complete Organic Chemistry Worksheet.doc Name
1. Name the following hydrocarbons. 3 j \ d\ m.u\ \q \\Lxc.$ s CHr i a.CH3 CH2 CH CH CH. I CH: 9n
tt e. CHr CH CH CH CHl I t f, ,3, q \c * jtr1\\ s.x^t * CHz I CH: CHr CHr CHr f. CH3 CH2 CH CH
CH CHr ? !t I j \ A.^ r.alh {hq {n * Ll A A \ k ,e*q\t^ tt i f l lu* ,Uo..q b cur f is a , ll cH: g. CH: I CH2
3 ;1, .lr iu .t\ 1ihq\aru CH3 CH CH CHr I 3 a O,trtrc$nt1t ? c cHl C CH3 CH: h. is cHr cH, I CH:
b*fa^q lt . A CHz CHr cH3 cH cH cH3 c+r3 cH cH3 I I Z, 1, q * \,,0 a\h.1\F *+ra*r s CH7 CH2 CHJ
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) [\ f g!.ogl r le* u d pt ,pr , *r a 13. Draw structural formulas for the following. a. Ethanal O //\ l{ b.
2 butargne \/ 2 methyl 2 propanol { o ethanoic acid Aon trimethanamine C\+: N *i tto3 propane 2
pentyne {// \ h. cyc lobutane rl i(0u* cyclohexanamine 2 aminopentane V $\\a lc 2,4 nitrophenol Otl n.
propenoic acid Anou 14. Draw and name the five structural isomers of hexane (CoFir+) \ \ k $qj.tq
3l nCf ql J,Q i. orlanq Q nilhllyntiarn 15. ./
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The Complete Organic Chemistry Worksheet The Complete Organic Chemistry Worksheet.doc Name
1. Name the following hydrocarbons. 3 j \ d\ m.u\ \q \\Lxc.$ s CHr i a.CH3 CH2 CH CH CH. I CH: 9n
tt e. CHr CH CH CH CHl I t f, ,3, q \c * jtr1\\ s.x^t * CHz I CH: CHr CHr CHr f. CH3 CH2 CH CH
CH CHr ? !t I j \ A.^ r.alh {hq {n * Ll A A \ k ,e*q\t^ tt i f l lu* ,Uo..q b cur f is a , ll cH: g. CH: I CH2
3 ;1, .lr iu .t\ 1ihq\aru CH3 CH CH CHr I 3 a O,trtrc$nt1t ? c cHl C CH3 CH: h. is cHr cH, I CH:
b*fa^q lt . A CHz CHr cH3 cH cH cH3 c+r3 cH cH3 I I Z, 1, q * \,,0 a\h.1\F *+ra*r s CH7 CH2 CHJ
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) [\ f g!.ogl r le* u d pt ,pr , *r a 13. Draw structural formulas for the following. a. Ethanal O //\ l{ b.
2 butargne \/ 2 methyl 2 propanol { o ethanoic acid Aon trimethanamine C\+: N *i tto3 propane 2
pentyne {// \ h. cyc lobutane rl i(0u* cyclohexanamine 2 aminopentane V $\\a lc 2,4 nitrophenol Otl n.
propenoic acid Anou 14. Draw and name the five structural isomers of hexane (CoFir+) \ \ k $qj.tq
3l nCf ql J,Q i. orlanq Q nilhllyntiarn 15. ./
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