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Why Is The Manhattan Project Important
Gavin Deng
Ms. Young
American Studies
17 May 2016
The Manhattan Project
In the early 20th century, there were numerous groundbreaking advances in science. One of the most
important ones was the splitting of the atom or nuclear fission. Physicists realized that fission could
release tremendous amounts of energy in a form of a bomb. With WWII in the horizon, the U.S.
government decided to launch the Manhattan Project, the race to develop the world s first atomic
bomb. The project took about 7 years, approximately $2 billion, and around 130,000 personnel to
complete, (Hall, By the Numbers: World War II s atomic bombs ). The eventually success of the
project would change countries around the globe forever. The results of the Manhattan Project opened
up a new field of possibilities, leaving behind numerous consequences. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
By 1939, several physicists such as Enrico Fermi, Irene and Frederic Joliot Curie have successfully
split an uranium atom, releasing an unprecedented amount of energy, (Blow, 16). On August 2, 1939,
world renowned physicist, Albert Einstein, wrote to President Roosevelt warning him of the potential
of nuclear chain reaction especially if it was used in a weapon such as a bomb. Fearing that the
Germans would develop such a devastating weapon first, FDR responded back on October 19, 1939,
informed Einstein that a committee called the National Defense Research Committee would be
established to research the probability of such a weapon. The committee consisted of representatives
from both the Army and Navy and was led by Vannevar Bush, (Chimino, The Manhattan
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gavin Deng
Ms. Young
American Studies
17 May 2016
The Manhattan Project
In the early 20th century, there were numerous groundbreaking advances in science. One of the most
important ones was the splitting of the atom or nuclear fission. Physicists realized that fission could
release tremendous amounts of energy in a form of a bomb. With WWII in the horizon, the U.S.
government decided to launch the Manhattan Project, the race to develop the world s first atomic
bomb. The project took about 7 years, approximately $2 billion, and around 130,000 personnel to
complete, (Hall, By the Numbers: World War II s atomic bombs ). The eventually success of the
project would change countries around the globe forever. The results of the Manhattan Project opened
up a new field of possibilities, leaving behind numerous consequences. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
By 1939, several physicists such as Enrico Fermi, Irene and Frederic Joliot Curie have successfully
split an uranium atom, releasing an unprecedented amount of energy, (Blow, 16). On August 2, 1939,
world renowned physicist, Albert Einstein, wrote to President Roosevelt warning him of the potential
of nuclear chain reaction especially if it was used in a weapon such as a bomb. Fearing that the
Germans would develop such a devastating weapon first, FDR responded back on October 19, 1939,
informed Einstein that a committee called the National Defense Research Committee would be
established to research the probability of such a weapon. The committee consisted of representatives
from both the Army and Navy and was led by Vannevar Bush, (Chimino, The Manhattan
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Autism In The Character Analysis Of I Am Sam
I Am Sam is a touching movie that demonstrates, despite any impairment anyone is capable of love.
Sam Dawson, a forty year old man, has the mental capacity of a 7 year old. The movie begins with
Sam having a child with a homeless woman, whom abandons him shortly after they leave the hospital.
His daughter, Lucy, becomes the love of his life. He raises her alone, with the assistance of a great
support system. As she ages, his limitations began to be stunt her educational growth. She begins to
hold herself back because she doesn t want to surpass her father s educational level. The authorities
end up taking Lucy away due to the assumption that Sam isn t capable of giving her the life she
deserves. He then hires a lawyer to manage his case pro bono. The movie is spent with Sam fighting
for his rights to his daughter. In the end, love wins and Lucy is back where she belongs, with Sam. He
proves to everyone that if you have the capacity to love, you have the ability to fight for it. Sam
displays autistic tendencies all throughout the movie. Autistic characteristics include inappropriate
social interaction, compulsive behavior, persistent repetition of words or actions, giving comments
that have no connection to the current conversation, and overly trusting or being unable to read the
motives behinds peoples actions. During the movie, Sam exhibited all of these signs of autism. In one
scene, Sam accidentally causes a lady to spill her coffee. He then tries to remove an ice
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I Am Sam is a touching movie that demonstrates, despite any impairment anyone is capable of love.
Sam Dawson, a forty year old man, has the mental capacity of a 7 year old. The movie begins with
Sam having a child with a homeless woman, whom abandons him shortly after they leave the hospital.
His daughter, Lucy, becomes the love of his life. He raises her alone, with the assistance of a great
support system. As she ages, his limitations began to be stunt her educational growth. She begins to
hold herself back because she doesn t want to surpass her father s educational level. The authorities
end up taking Lucy away due to the assumption that Sam isn t capable of giving her the life she
deserves. He then hires a lawyer to manage his case pro bono. The movie is spent with Sam fighting
for his rights to his daughter. In the end, love wins and Lucy is back where she belongs, with Sam. He
proves to everyone that if you have the capacity to love, you have the ability to fight for it. Sam
displays autistic tendencies all throughout the movie. Autistic characteristics include inappropriate
social interaction, compulsive behavior, persistent repetition of words or actions, giving comments
that have no connection to the current conversation, and overly trusting or being unable to read the
motives behinds peoples actions. During the movie, Sam exhibited all of these signs of autism. In one
scene, Sam accidentally causes a lady to spill her coffee. He then tries to remove an ice
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Edgar Allan Poe Fairyland
Many of Edgar Allan Poe s works have made impacts upon how the world is viewed. Poe s works
create a more morbid outlook as opposed to that of intrigue and wonder. Poe s poem titled Fairyland
captures his amazing talents of perception with ease. As Poe explains his surroundings, one can t help
but feel a sense of becoming dwarfed by the surroundings. His explanation of the outlook he is
experiencing consists of his description of the ominous overcast of moonlight that falls upon him and
his surroundings. Poe s mastery of his imagery creates a tone of unknowingness and morbidity that
creates a theme of longingness for meaning and explanation of the world. Poe s poem titled Fairyland
effortlessly captures Poe s stance in the Romantic era of literature. Poe explains in his poem that there
are forms unable to be seen and creates a sense of the night passing ever so slowly as the moon travels
across the sky. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The shift in imagery hints to a tone of slight optimism as he states in his poem that they are Never
contented things! with the exclamation that seems almost as though he views it as a cute
generalization of their behavior. Lorine Pruette states in her A Psycho Analytical Study of Edgar Allan
Poe that Poe s poems are typically about sorrowful situations. She states that beauty is in them, most
often dead beauty, love is there... due to his seemingly depressed and longing view of the world. It
seems that Poe continues his typical poem setup throughout Fairyland, but in a much more intense
manner. Poe places the reader in an environment that can be analogous to that of lacking
enlightenment and purpose. The reader seems to be seeing the landscape as it is with the time passing
slowly, with no reason for existence. The tone set by this sense of being lost in the world creates a
very strong theme that Poe creates within the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Many of Edgar Allan Poe s works have made impacts upon how the world is viewed. Poe s works
create a more morbid outlook as opposed to that of intrigue and wonder. Poe s poem titled Fairyland
captures his amazing talents of perception with ease. As Poe explains his surroundings, one can t help
but feel a sense of becoming dwarfed by the surroundings. His explanation of the outlook he is
experiencing consists of his description of the ominous overcast of moonlight that falls upon him and
his surroundings. Poe s mastery of his imagery creates a tone of unknowingness and morbidity that
creates a theme of longingness for meaning and explanation of the world. Poe s poem titled Fairyland
effortlessly captures Poe s stance in the Romantic era of literature. Poe explains in his poem that there
are forms unable to be seen and creates a sense of the night passing ever so slowly as the moon travels
across the sky. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The shift in imagery hints to a tone of slight optimism as he states in his poem that they are Never
contented things! with the exclamation that seems almost as though he views it as a cute
generalization of their behavior. Lorine Pruette states in her A Psycho Analytical Study of Edgar Allan
Poe that Poe s poems are typically about sorrowful situations. She states that beauty is in them, most
often dead beauty, love is there... due to his seemingly depressed and longing view of the world. It
seems that Poe continues his typical poem setup throughout Fairyland, but in a much more intense
manner. Poe places the reader in an environment that can be analogous to that of lacking
enlightenment and purpose. The reader seems to be seeing the landscape as it is with the time passing
slowly, with no reason for existence. The tone set by this sense of being lost in the world creates a
very strong theme that Poe creates within the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Spiritual Baptist Mourning
The Spiritual Baptist religion is a religion that is a combination of elements of the African and
Christian religions in which most of the customs and practiced doctrine are taken from the King James
Version of the Bible. Spiritual Baptists believe their religion was derived from John the Baptist. This
religion is a system of beliefs and practices e.g. baptism, pilgrimages, thanksgiving and mourning.
Some of the items used within this religion include the shepherd rod, cross, tariya, lothar, water,
calabash, flowers, candles and candle sticks, incense and bell. It also involves being filled with the
spirit, shouting, speaking in unknown tongues, ringing of bells, and providing spiritual assistance to
those in need (Peza, 1999).
To the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are also prayed for, anointed with oil, sealed with chalk and their eyes and ears are bound with
five bands (pieces of sanctified cloth) to prevent distraction. After this service the pilgrims are led to
the inner chamber (mourning room) (Bonas, 2012).
The period of mourning begins with the bound pilgrims being put on the road and placed their backs
in their graves the stony floor where they fast, prayer, meditate and journey
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Spiritual Baptist religion is a religion that is a combination of elements of the African and
Christian religions in which most of the customs and practiced doctrine are taken from the King James
Version of the Bible. Spiritual Baptists believe their religion was derived from John the Baptist. This
religion is a system of beliefs and practices e.g. baptism, pilgrimages, thanksgiving and mourning.
Some of the items used within this religion include the shepherd rod, cross, tariya, lothar, water,
calabash, flowers, candles and candle sticks, incense and bell. It also involves being filled with the
spirit, shouting, speaking in unknown tongues, ringing of bells, and providing spiritual assistance to
those in need (Peza, 1999).
To the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are also prayed for, anointed with oil, sealed with chalk and their eyes and ears are bound with
five bands (pieces of sanctified cloth) to prevent distraction. After this service the pilgrims are led to
the inner chamber (mourning room) (Bonas, 2012).
The period of mourning begins with the bound pilgrims being put on the road and placed their backs
in their graves the stony floor where they fast, prayer, meditate and journey
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Factors Affecting People s Health And Health Experiences...
Place is an important factor in determining people s health and health experiences (Karunanayake et
al., 2015) and the neighborhood is vital because it directly impacts the lives of people living there.
Saskatoon low income neighborhoods are significantly different in income status, education,
employment status, and poverty in comparison to affluent neighborhoods as well as the rest of
Saskatoon. The low income neighborhoods in Saskatoon have a high population of residents with an
average household income of approximately $40,000 compared to about $84,000 for the entire city
(Fuller, Engler Stringer, Muhajarine, 2015) (Cooper, 2014) and these neighborhoods are also referred
to as the core neighborhoods .
Saskatoon s core neighborhoods including communities of King George, Meadow Green, Pleasant
Hill, Riversdale and Westmount (National Collaborating Centre for Determinants of Health, 2015)
consist of a disproportionate proportion of the most vulnerable populations to poverty. Hence,
Saskatoon Health Region (SHR) defines its population by using a measure of neighborhood residence
and includes Aboriginal status in its analyses (Morrison, 2011) because, First Nations, MΓ©tis, and
ethnic minorities majorly occupy the low income neighborhoods (Cessna, 2014). Although Saskatoon
s Aboriginal population are becoming more disperse in their place of residence, a significant number
of Aboriginal people reside in the core neighborhoods (Lotoski, Engler Stringer, Muhajarine, 2015).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Place is an important factor in determining people s health and health experiences (Karunanayake et
al., 2015) and the neighborhood is vital because it directly impacts the lives of people living there.
Saskatoon low income neighborhoods are significantly different in income status, education,
employment status, and poverty in comparison to affluent neighborhoods as well as the rest of
Saskatoon. The low income neighborhoods in Saskatoon have a high population of residents with an
average household income of approximately $40,000 compared to about $84,000 for the entire city
(Fuller, Engler Stringer, Muhajarine, 2015) (Cooper, 2014) and these neighborhoods are also referred
to as the core neighborhoods .
Saskatoon s core neighborhoods including communities of King George, Meadow Green, Pleasant
Hill, Riversdale and Westmount (National Collaborating Centre for Determinants of Health, 2015)
consist of a disproportionate proportion of the most vulnerable populations to poverty. Hence,
Saskatoon Health Region (SHR) defines its population by using a measure of neighborhood residence
and includes Aboriginal status in its analyses (Morrison, 2011) because, First Nations, MΓ©tis, and
ethnic minorities majorly occupy the low income neighborhoods (Cessna, 2014). Although Saskatoon
s Aboriginal population are becoming more disperse in their place of residence, a significant number
of Aboriginal people reside in the core neighborhoods (Lotoski, Engler Stringer, Muhajarine, 2015).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Go Back To Where You Came From Discovery
Unexpected discoveries can provoke both positive and negative changes within an individual. The
context of an individual is what influences their process of discovery and shapes their response to
confronting situations. Discoveries that cause positive changes within an individual s outlook are
exemplified through Ivan O Mahoney s documentary, Go Back To Where You Came From.
Provocative situations provide the participants with information that was once unknown, allowing
them to understand the circumstances in which refugees leave their country. This text demonstrates
that unexpected discoveries have the potential to alter the perspective of the individual and that the
personal growth of each participant is impacted by their experiences of and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Through Go Back To Where You Came From, the notion of challenging preconceived beliefs is
highlighted through the cinematic technique of personal interviews. Participants experience
enlightening interactions with people they believed to be criminals through manipulated situations,
which lead them to unexpected discoveries. Raye s statement in the opening sequence, I could ve shot
the lot of them , is later juxtaposed with I had no idea that it was that bad ... its not easy to hear that ...
I have a lot of trouble carrying pregnancies through, so I do understand where she s coming from.
Through the delayed backing music, responders are left sitting in the raw emotion of Raye s
confessional monologue, which captivates the audience. This paired with a close up shot, conveys the
intensity of this scene and demonstrates how past experiences, that have shaped predetermined beliefs,
are challenged through the individual s response to unexpected discoveries. It is evident that through
relatable and meaningful interactions with refugees, participants such as Raye Colby, are able to
recognise the extent of their emotional capacity, in which past experiences have influenced the
positive impact of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Unexpected discoveries can provoke both positive and negative changes within an individual. The
context of an individual is what influences their process of discovery and shapes their response to
confronting situations. Discoveries that cause positive changes within an individual s outlook are
exemplified through Ivan O Mahoney s documentary, Go Back To Where You Came From.
Provocative situations provide the participants with information that was once unknown, allowing
them to understand the circumstances in which refugees leave their country. This text demonstrates
that unexpected discoveries have the potential to alter the perspective of the individual and that the
personal growth of each participant is impacted by their experiences of and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Through Go Back To Where You Came From, the notion of challenging preconceived beliefs is
highlighted through the cinematic technique of personal interviews. Participants experience
enlightening interactions with people they believed to be criminals through manipulated situations,
which lead them to unexpected discoveries. Raye s statement in the opening sequence, I could ve shot
the lot of them , is later juxtaposed with I had no idea that it was that bad ... its not easy to hear that ...
I have a lot of trouble carrying pregnancies through, so I do understand where she s coming from.
Through the delayed backing music, responders are left sitting in the raw emotion of Raye s
confessional monologue, which captivates the audience. This paired with a close up shot, conveys the
intensity of this scene and demonstrates how past experiences, that have shaped predetermined beliefs,
are challenged through the individual s response to unexpected discoveries. It is evident that through
relatable and meaningful interactions with refugees, participants such as Raye Colby, are able to
recognise the extent of their emotional capacity, in which past experiences have influenced the
positive impact of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
New School Personal Statement Essay
Ebonyrose Campbell
Ms. Milliner
EES21QH 03
October 3, 2016
The New School Personal Statement The New School has been a part of my life for as long as I can
remember. I ve been a part of the community for a while since my mom has been working there for
years. The amount of visits and classes I ve taken there just makes me feel more and more like I m
already part of the welcoming and sophisticated community The New School radiates. I chose The
New School because of it s unique combination of liberal arts, performing arts, and design in the heart
of New York City. The variety of programs offered in each school is vital to me because it makes me
feel like I have a choice. I don t feel cornered or trapped into making one decision. I can write ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whether it s creative writing, analysis essays or just research papers, finding new ways to express my
thoughts with colorful language is exciting to me. Your Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts school
offers me the opportunity to combine all those writing types into one major. The Culture and Media
major appeals to me most due to its broad topics of study. I can be trained in all the topics that interest
me at once without having to go through the troubles of double majoring. The small and concentrated
aura around this college is perfect for me because I have always worked better in calmer
environments. The fact that this program is more student led and independent is also ideal for me,
being someone who prefers to be in charge of my education and my work proves this. Not only is
writing a big part of my life, I ve been playing music since I was six years old. Piano specifically. I
was trained classically since the start of my musical career and have done a few recitals showcasing
my talent. Since the start of freshman year I have picked up on trombone and I love it. I always
thought music would be my first choice for everything. It was only recently where I realized that
practically, writing is the way to go. I think I am better at writing, it comes naturally for me. Even
though music stays a very prominent part of my life, I ve decided to minor in Music Composition so I
can still have that part of me present without completely throwing it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ebonyrose Campbell
Ms. Milliner
EES21QH 03
October 3, 2016
The New School Personal Statement The New School has been a part of my life for as long as I can
remember. I ve been a part of the community for a while since my mom has been working there for
years. The amount of visits and classes I ve taken there just makes me feel more and more like I m
already part of the welcoming and sophisticated community The New School radiates. I chose The
New School because of it s unique combination of liberal arts, performing arts, and design in the heart
of New York City. The variety of programs offered in each school is vital to me because it makes me
feel like I have a choice. I don t feel cornered or trapped into making one decision. I can write ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whether it s creative writing, analysis essays or just research papers, finding new ways to express my
thoughts with colorful language is exciting to me. Your Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts school
offers me the opportunity to combine all those writing types into one major. The Culture and Media
major appeals to me most due to its broad topics of study. I can be trained in all the topics that interest
me at once without having to go through the troubles of double majoring. The small and concentrated
aura around this college is perfect for me because I have always worked better in calmer
environments. The fact that this program is more student led and independent is also ideal for me,
being someone who prefers to be in charge of my education and my work proves this. Not only is
writing a big part of my life, I ve been playing music since I was six years old. Piano specifically. I
was trained classically since the start of my musical career and have done a few recitals showcasing
my talent. Since the start of freshman year I have picked up on trombone and I love it. I always
thought music would be my first choice for everything. It was only recently where I realized that
practically, writing is the way to go. I think I am better at writing, it comes naturally for me. Even
though music stays a very prominent part of my life, I ve decided to minor in Music Composition so I
can still have that part of me present without completely throwing it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sustainability Report
What is the name of your company? The company I have chosen for my sustainability report is
PepsiCo, Inc. The most current information can be found at the following link below
http://static.globalreporting.org/report pdfs/2013/7ef863b63dfed3abda0e54c9f63008b8.pdf What are
the company s products? PepsiCo is a global leader in the food and beverage industry. Their main
businesses include; Quaker, Tropicana, Gatorade, Frito Lay and Pepsi Cola each line makes large
variety of products that are consumed all around the world. Where is the company headquartered?
PepsiCo s corporate headquarters is located in Purchase, New York. What is the change in their energy
usage from last year? The total energy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They actively implement defensive driver training along with global EHS standards for Commercial
Vehicle Safety. Are their employee s trained to recognize and prevent corruption? PepsiCo associates
receive training annually in their Global Anti Bribery Policy. In 2012, they trained almost 40,000
salaried, email enabled, internet accessible employees who completed a 40 minute online training
course on anti corruption and certified their compliance with their updated Global anti bribery policy.
They made the course available in 26 languages to reach out to global partners. Almost 3,000
executives and managers participated in person training sessions in Latin America, Europe, Asia, and
the Middle East. What do they say about their Product Life Cycle analysis? PepsiCo has many
regional research centers to help develop healthful, convenient foods and beverages by using leverage
nutrition science, food science knowledge and consumer insights. Their centers are located all around
the world, the following is a list of their locations; Beaumont Park, Beaumont Park, U.K.; Monterrey
(Global Baking Innovation and Nutrition Center) and Mexico City, Mexico; Shanghai (focused on
Asian product, packaging and equipment innovation), China; Hamburg (focused on fruit and
vegetable research and innovation), Germany; Delhi, India; Lebedyan (new product development
center), Russia; Istanbul, Turkey; Hawthorne and Valhalla, N.Y.;
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What is the name of your company? The company I have chosen for my sustainability report is
PepsiCo, Inc. The most current information can be found at the following link below
http://static.globalreporting.org/report pdfs/2013/7ef863b63dfed3abda0e54c9f63008b8.pdf What are
the company s products? PepsiCo is a global leader in the food and beverage industry. Their main
businesses include; Quaker, Tropicana, Gatorade, Frito Lay and Pepsi Cola each line makes large
variety of products that are consumed all around the world. Where is the company headquartered?
PepsiCo s corporate headquarters is located in Purchase, New York. What is the change in their energy
usage from last year? The total energy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They actively implement defensive driver training along with global EHS standards for Commercial
Vehicle Safety. Are their employee s trained to recognize and prevent corruption? PepsiCo associates
receive training annually in their Global Anti Bribery Policy. In 2012, they trained almost 40,000
salaried, email enabled, internet accessible employees who completed a 40 minute online training
course on anti corruption and certified their compliance with their updated Global anti bribery policy.
They made the course available in 26 languages to reach out to global partners. Almost 3,000
executives and managers participated in person training sessions in Latin America, Europe, Asia, and
the Middle East. What do they say about their Product Life Cycle analysis? PepsiCo has many
regional research centers to help develop healthful, convenient foods and beverages by using leverage
nutrition science, food science knowledge and consumer insights. Their centers are located all around
the world, the following is a list of their locations; Beaumont Park, Beaumont Park, U.K.; Monterrey
(Global Baking Innovation and Nutrition Center) and Mexico City, Mexico; Shanghai (focused on
Asian product, packaging and equipment innovation), China; Hamburg (focused on fruit and
vegetable research and innovation), Germany; Delhi, India; Lebedyan (new product development
center), Russia; Istanbul, Turkey; Hawthorne and Valhalla, N.Y.;
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Building Ventilation Systems
Ventilations Systems Introduction Millions of Americans work in buildings with mechanical heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems which have been designed to provide air at
comfortable levels of temperature and humidity. Most never worry about harmful concentrations of air
pollutants that may exist in the air they breathe. While heating and cooling are basic operations, the
more complex processes involved in ventilation are paramount in ensuring high quality indoor air.
Ventilation is much more than air flowing throughout a building. Most ventilation systems introduce
outdoor air, condition it by mingling it with portions of indoor air and then distributing the resulting
combined air throughout the building, usually dispelling small portion outside of the building
structure. If any part of the process is inadequate or faulty, the quality of indoor air may be
jeopardized and can result in harmful toxins or pollutants circulating in enclosed spaces where they
can pose health risks. Ventilation, either natural or mechanical, is an effective approach to providing
acceptable indoor air. General ventilation of a building is needed to satisfy the respiratory needs of its
occupants and to remove any body odors and tobacco smoke, should smoking be permitted. On a
more serious level, systems that are improperly operated or maintained have been known to contribute
to sick building syndrome (SBS); SBS has physical symptoms without clearly recognizable causes.
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Ventilations Systems Introduction Millions of Americans work in buildings with mechanical heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems which have been designed to provide air at
comfortable levels of temperature and humidity. Most never worry about harmful concentrations of air
pollutants that may exist in the air they breathe. While heating and cooling are basic operations, the
more complex processes involved in ventilation are paramount in ensuring high quality indoor air.
Ventilation is much more than air flowing throughout a building. Most ventilation systems introduce
outdoor air, condition it by mingling it with portions of indoor air and then distributing the resulting
combined air throughout the building, usually dispelling small portion outside of the building
structure. If any part of the process is inadequate or faulty, the quality of indoor air may be
jeopardized and can result in harmful toxins or pollutants circulating in enclosed spaces where they
can pose health risks. Ventilation, either natural or mechanical, is an effective approach to providing
acceptable indoor air. General ventilation of a building is needed to satisfy the respiratory needs of its
occupants and to remove any body odors and tobacco smoke, should smoking be permitted. On a
more serious level, systems that are improperly operated or maintained have been known to contribute
to sick building syndrome (SBS); SBS has physical symptoms without clearly recognizable causes.
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Peloponnesian War Essay
There were two sides to the Peloponnesian War, Sparta and Athens. Athens was the head of the Delian
League, and Sparta was the head of the older Peloponnesian League. The war lasted from
approximately 460 to 404 BCE. There were two parts of the war. The first lasted from 406 to 446
BCE. The second part, the most important stage, was from 431 to 404 BCE. Both Sparta and Athens
were two very powerful forces in Ancient Greece (Cartwright). They never really trusted or liked each
other. Even though they united against Persia together, they never could get along. The two city states
had some fights every once in awhile. To help prevent this, they created a treaty in 445 BCE called the
Thirty Years Peace. Both agreed to have it renewed and checked ... Show more content on
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Some of which included the ongoing rivalry of the two city states. They both felt intimidated by the
other s growing power. Sparta feared Athens naval power and their allies. Second, Sparta was
threatened by Athens project to reconstruct their Long Wall. It would keep their harbor of Piraeus safe
from outside forces. They were also scared that the other dominate city state, Corinth would align with
Athens (Cartwright). Third, a fight between two other city states, Corcyra and Corinth broke out.
Athens decided to helped Corcyra, but Sparta helped Corinth. Sparta chose to try to keep the peace
and not go against the treaty at first. To negotiate this, Sparta decided to ask Athens to get rid of the
law that one of the people apart of the Peloponnesian League could not trade with Athens. The Delian
League rejected this negotiation. Therefore, a message was sent by the Peloponnesian League that
said, Sparta wants peace. Peace is still possible if you will give the Greeks their freedom. Perikles, a
politician in Athens, asked the people of the city state to vote to go to war. He said they were stronger
than Sparta because of their powerful navy (Gard). Moreover, a war broke out between Sparta and
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There were two sides to the Peloponnesian War, Sparta and Athens. Athens was the head of the Delian
League, and Sparta was the head of the older Peloponnesian League. The war lasted from
approximately 460 to 404 BCE. There were two parts of the war. The first lasted from 406 to 446
BCE. The second part, the most important stage, was from 431 to 404 BCE. Both Sparta and Athens
were two very powerful forces in Ancient Greece (Cartwright). They never really trusted or liked each
other. Even though they united against Persia together, they never could get along. The two city states
had some fights every once in awhile. To help prevent this, they created a treaty in 445 BCE called the
Thirty Years Peace. Both agreed to have it renewed and checked ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Some of which included the ongoing rivalry of the two city states. They both felt intimidated by the
other s growing power. Sparta feared Athens naval power and their allies. Second, Sparta was
threatened by Athens project to reconstruct their Long Wall. It would keep their harbor of Piraeus safe
from outside forces. They were also scared that the other dominate city state, Corinth would align with
Athens (Cartwright). Third, a fight between two other city states, Corcyra and Corinth broke out.
Athens decided to helped Corcyra, but Sparta helped Corinth. Sparta chose to try to keep the peace
and not go against the treaty at first. To negotiate this, Sparta decided to ask Athens to get rid of the
law that one of the people apart of the Peloponnesian League could not trade with Athens. The Delian
League rejected this negotiation. Therefore, a message was sent by the Peloponnesian League that
said, Sparta wants peace. Peace is still possible if you will give the Greeks their freedom. Perikles, a
politician in Athens, asked the people of the city state to vote to go to war. He said they were stronger
than Sparta because of their powerful navy (Gard). Moreover, a war broke out between Sparta and
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The Mind Argument And The Evil Demon Argument
RenΡ Descartes is known to be the founder of modern philosophy aswell as a man who was superior in
the scientific revolution. As a catholic and a man of science he wanted to show how the scientific
world had space for God and freedom which hence led to the Mediditions published in 1641. In the
first meditation Descartes introduces the idea that in order for him to establish anything in the sciences
which is stable and likely to last he must build truths of which he can be certain. In order to do so he
believes he must start right from the foundations, demolishing all of his previous opinions. He finds
out that his senses often deceive him and concludes that it is prudent never to trust completely those
who have deceived us even ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The evil demon argument is the idea that there might be a spiritual being, almost like god, deceiving
us in matters that are not put into doubt by the dreaming argument the simpler and more universal
things . A key point to be remembered throughout this argument is that Descartes is not trying to have
us believe in the possibility of the evil demon but in turn he is just trying to make the reader consider
it in order to dismiss the idea. This argument is similar to the dreaming argument from the perspective
that everything we know to believe could be false. There is no evidence for simple mathematic
equations like 2+3=5 to be true just as there is no evidence to prove we are not living within a dream.
The argument puts into question whether the evil demon deceives us into believing things in which are
simply made into a virtual reality when in fact there could be no earth, no sky, no extended thing, no
shape, no size, no place . Just as the dreaming argument can be broken up into premises and a
conclusion the same can be done for the evil demon;
If I am certain to be certain of anything at all then I need to be certain that I am not being deceived by
an
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RenΡ Descartes is known to be the founder of modern philosophy aswell as a man who was superior in
the scientific revolution. As a catholic and a man of science he wanted to show how the scientific
world had space for God and freedom which hence led to the Mediditions published in 1641. In the
first meditation Descartes introduces the idea that in order for him to establish anything in the sciences
which is stable and likely to last he must build truths of which he can be certain. In order to do so he
believes he must start right from the foundations, demolishing all of his previous opinions. He finds
out that his senses often deceive him and concludes that it is prudent never to trust completely those
who have deceived us even ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The evil demon argument is the idea that there might be a spiritual being, almost like god, deceiving
us in matters that are not put into doubt by the dreaming argument the simpler and more universal
things . A key point to be remembered throughout this argument is that Descartes is not trying to have
us believe in the possibility of the evil demon but in turn he is just trying to make the reader consider
it in order to dismiss the idea. This argument is similar to the dreaming argument from the perspective
that everything we know to believe could be false. There is no evidence for simple mathematic
equations like 2+3=5 to be true just as there is no evidence to prove we are not living within a dream.
The argument puts into question whether the evil demon deceives us into believing things in which are
simply made into a virtual reality when in fact there could be no earth, no sky, no extended thing, no
shape, no size, no place . Just as the dreaming argument can be broken up into premises and a
conclusion the same can be done for the evil demon;
If I am certain to be certain of anything at all then I need to be certain that I am not being deceived by
an
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The Right And The Good Hobbes S Theory On Moral...
Dale Campbell
Prof Cummins/Phi 358
THE RIGHT AND THE GOOD IN HOBBES S THEORY ON MORAL PHILOSOPHY Mr. Hobbes s
Leviathan is one of the many outstanding philosophers that wrote books on moral philosophy and their
meaning. Hobbes explains in a clear and engaging manner that makes his Statement thesis clear from
the start: Man can be a self interested animal, and that this self interest is enough to create a justified
and obligatory ways of justice, citizenship, and morality. He mentions in his thesis right from the
beginning and is the basis for his theory that all things dealing with ethical thinking one general
thought generate the answer; that is the reason for accepting self interest of all mankind. Even though
his theory sounds like the perfect society in which a person is looking out for everyone, I believe that
this theory attempts to define and in turn reduce our general concept of morality into the simplest form
of self interest. No matter how this argument is formed, there is a group of ethical actions in which the
morality is true, but the consequences are false. In most cases where the self interest of a person in the
society is in contradiction. In this paper I will explain a class of people that I will refer to as Jamaican
freeloaders. Jamaican Freeloaders are the populace in Jamaican culture who use other people also who
try to get something for nothing. They get it by any means possible and freely. I will show that Hobbes
s
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Dale Campbell
Prof Cummins/Phi 358
THE RIGHT AND THE GOOD IN HOBBES S THEORY ON MORAL PHILOSOPHY Mr. Hobbes s
Leviathan is one of the many outstanding philosophers that wrote books on moral philosophy and their
meaning. Hobbes explains in a clear and engaging manner that makes his Statement thesis clear from
the start: Man can be a self interested animal, and that this self interest is enough to create a justified
and obligatory ways of justice, citizenship, and morality. He mentions in his thesis right from the
beginning and is the basis for his theory that all things dealing with ethical thinking one general
thought generate the answer; that is the reason for accepting self interest of all mankind. Even though
his theory sounds like the perfect society in which a person is looking out for everyone, I believe that
this theory attempts to define and in turn reduce our general concept of morality into the simplest form
of self interest. No matter how this argument is formed, there is a group of ethical actions in which the
morality is true, but the consequences are false. In most cases where the self interest of a person in the
society is in contradiction. In this paper I will explain a class of people that I will refer to as Jamaican
freeloaders. Jamaican Freeloaders are the populace in Jamaican culture who use other people also who
try to get something for nothing. They get it by any means possible and freely. I will show that Hobbes
s
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One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest Panoptic Analysis
In Ken Kasey s book One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest, a panoptic system is heavily in place in a
psychiatric hospital being run by a charge nurse called Nurse Rachet. Rachet is very mean and
intimidating almost in a sociopathic manner; Rachet threatens to send any misbehaving patients to the
shock shop, where electroconvulsive therapy is presented upon a patient in a torturous manner. Rachet
can also send patients to the lobotomy center, where needles will go down into a patient s eye to
scrape away at their brains as a form of punishment. This puts the patients in fear every moment of the
day as to whether they will be rated out on by other patients and sent to the shock shop or lobotomy
center. This system operates as panoptican, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You can physically see and know that she is in the hospital, but you never know when she will read
the logbook, when she will talk to patient and when she will talk to the orderlies. This creates a
panoptic environment, which verifies that Michael Foucault s panoptican theory is true but not
ultimately perfect because of other underwritten circumstances such as cruel and unusual punishment.
In a perfect world panopticans have a certain degree of power, with one person being the central
power that sees everything; and has the ultimate control over everyone in the institution. All
panopticans are not perfect though, just like a pyramid or Ponzi scheme; a panoptican in any shape or
form will be destined to collapse and fall hard! The person running the panoptican will lose their
power like a cult leader whose cult just collapsed and lost everything. A panoptican will never be the
answer to society s problems. Foucault even says that a panoptican is not perfect; the system of
panoptic institutions does not work the way we think it does. The idea of a circular shaped building, so
that everyone can be watched and kept under constant control; with the fear of getting caught doing
something wrong and being punished. Will fear almost anyone who thinks about it, according to
Foucault in a panoptican. In an enclosed, segmented space,
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In Ken Kasey s book One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest, a panoptic system is heavily in place in a
psychiatric hospital being run by a charge nurse called Nurse Rachet. Rachet is very mean and
intimidating almost in a sociopathic manner; Rachet threatens to send any misbehaving patients to the
shock shop, where electroconvulsive therapy is presented upon a patient in a torturous manner. Rachet
can also send patients to the lobotomy center, where needles will go down into a patient s eye to
scrape away at their brains as a form of punishment. This puts the patients in fear every moment of the
day as to whether they will be rated out on by other patients and sent to the shock shop or lobotomy
center. This system operates as panoptican, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You can physically see and know that she is in the hospital, but you never know when she will read
the logbook, when she will talk to patient and when she will talk to the orderlies. This creates a
panoptic environment, which verifies that Michael Foucault s panoptican theory is true but not
ultimately perfect because of other underwritten circumstances such as cruel and unusual punishment.
In a perfect world panopticans have a certain degree of power, with one person being the central
power that sees everything; and has the ultimate control over everyone in the institution. All
panopticans are not perfect though, just like a pyramid or Ponzi scheme; a panoptican in any shape or
form will be destined to collapse and fall hard! The person running the panoptican will lose their
power like a cult leader whose cult just collapsed and lost everything. A panoptican will never be the
answer to society s problems. Foucault even says that a panoptican is not perfect; the system of
panoptic institutions does not work the way we think it does. The idea of a circular shaped building, so
that everyone can be watched and kept under constant control; with the fear of getting caught doing
something wrong and being punished. Will fear almost anyone who thinks about it, according to
Foucault in a panoptican. In an enclosed, segmented space,
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Justice Penny White of Tennessee, lost her retention...
Justice Penny White of Tennessee, lost her retention election in 1996 after the Tennessee Conservative
Union campaigned against her, saying she was soft on crime and capital punishment. A retention
election is beneficial because it eliminates Justices that feel pity or emotion towards cases and/or
people. Justice White for example ordered a new death sentence hearing for the case of State v. Odom
and was knocked off the bench in a retention election because of her decision. This retention election
process is beneficial because it allows citizens to retain judges who are doing significantly. It also
allows us as citizens to vote off Judges who we think are doing poorly or do not represent us as a
whole. Justice Penny White ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The implications of a governor targeting this Justice were because she was soft on punishment. The
Republican governor as well as the senators opposed her ( Vile 2003 ). Justice White said that the
Chief Justice wanted to fill her spot with someone in his party (Denver Bar Association). All the signs
of putting someone on death row were there but she preferred not too affirm the death penalty that was
imposed in accordance with the law. In this case of State V. Odom (Vile 2003), the people did not like
the decision in which Justice White made so she lost in a hotly contest in which voted turnout was a
negligible 55 percent. Justice Penny White was not the person the citizen of Tennessee wanted
representing them, when it was time for retention election over half ( 55% ) of the citizen voted her
off. The reason there is penalty for committing a crime is to deter people from committing the same
act again. If you don t be hard on crime then the crime rate will continue to be on the rise . The citizen
wanted someone to represent on behalf of themselves and Justice Penny White was not that person.
By Chief Justice Adolpho A. Birch Jr. overturning the death sentence of the criminal on the basis of
the fact that rape accompanied by murder is an aggravating circumstance beyond
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Justice Penny White of Tennessee, lost her retention election in 1996 after the Tennessee Conservative
Union campaigned against her, saying she was soft on crime and capital punishment. A retention
election is beneficial because it eliminates Justices that feel pity or emotion towards cases and/or
people. Justice White for example ordered a new death sentence hearing for the case of State v. Odom
and was knocked off the bench in a retention election because of her decision. This retention election
process is beneficial because it allows citizens to retain judges who are doing significantly. It also
allows us as citizens to vote off Judges who we think are doing poorly or do not represent us as a
whole. Justice Penny White ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The implications of a governor targeting this Justice were because she was soft on punishment. The
Republican governor as well as the senators opposed her ( Vile 2003 ). Justice White said that the
Chief Justice wanted to fill her spot with someone in his party (Denver Bar Association). All the signs
of putting someone on death row were there but she preferred not too affirm the death penalty that was
imposed in accordance with the law. In this case of State V. Odom (Vile 2003), the people did not like
the decision in which Justice White made so she lost in a hotly contest in which voted turnout was a
negligible 55 percent. Justice Penny White was not the person the citizen of Tennessee wanted
representing them, when it was time for retention election over half ( 55% ) of the citizen voted her
off. The reason there is penalty for committing a crime is to deter people from committing the same
act again. If you don t be hard on crime then the crime rate will continue to be on the rise . The citizen
wanted someone to represent on behalf of themselves and Justice Penny White was not that person.
By Chief Justice Adolpho A. Birch Jr. overturning the death sentence of the criminal on the basis of
the fact that rape accompanied by murder is an aggravating circumstance beyond
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Case Study Of Narayana Hrudayalaya
In 2001, Dr. Devi Shetty founded Narayana Hrudayalaya in Bangalore with a mission to take
affordable health care to the people. What started as a 280 bed hospital then has, in the last 15 years
grown to become a 32 hospitals network with 6,498 beds across 20 cities employing 15,262 people
and 1,861 doctors. It has so far performed over 100,000 cardiac surgeries and 250,000 cath lab
procedures. The group performs 150 major surgeries (including 44 cardiac surgeries) daily. It treats 2
million patients every year and perform 300 surgeries daily. About 12 per cent of all cardiac surgeries
done in the country are performed at its hospitals and 50 per cent of its patients are from the
economically weaker sections.
Narayana Hrudayalaya has been able to bring down the cost of heart surgery to the equivalent of USD
1,400 to 1,500 .Their target is to bring this down to $800.
Approximately 40 per cent of patients pay a reasonable price for their treatment, a small percentage
those who want the comforts of private rooms pay a premium, a majority pays less than the market
rate and 10 to 20 per cent pay virtually nothing. For the indigent patients, the hospital s charitable trust
raises money to help compensate for the material costs of their treatment, thus, dissociating health care
from affluence. 40 60% of pediatric heart surgeries are done free of cost. ... Show more content on
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But, globally, special surgical disposable gowns and drapes are the norm. Existing companies were
willing to supply these at Rs. 5,000 per surgery against the Rs. 2,000 that Narayana Hrudayalaya was
willing to pay. Narayana Hrudayalaya encouraged a local entrepreneur to take up the manufacture of
these surgical essentials. Today, Amaryllis manufactures these using locally available labor and
supplies them at Rs. 850 to 900 per surgery. The company is in the process of getting international
quality certification that will enable it to export these as
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In 2001, Dr. Devi Shetty founded Narayana Hrudayalaya in Bangalore with a mission to take
affordable health care to the people. What started as a 280 bed hospital then has, in the last 15 years
grown to become a 32 hospitals network with 6,498 beds across 20 cities employing 15,262 people
and 1,861 doctors. It has so far performed over 100,000 cardiac surgeries and 250,000 cath lab
procedures. The group performs 150 major surgeries (including 44 cardiac surgeries) daily. It treats 2
million patients every year and perform 300 surgeries daily. About 12 per cent of all cardiac surgeries
done in the country are performed at its hospitals and 50 per cent of its patients are from the
economically weaker sections.
Narayana Hrudayalaya has been able to bring down the cost of heart surgery to the equivalent of USD
1,400 to 1,500 .Their target is to bring this down to $800.
Approximately 40 per cent of patients pay a reasonable price for their treatment, a small percentage
those who want the comforts of private rooms pay a premium, a majority pays less than the market
rate and 10 to 20 per cent pay virtually nothing. For the indigent patients, the hospital s charitable trust
raises money to help compensate for the material costs of their treatment, thus, dissociating health care
from affluence. 40 60% of pediatric heart surgeries are done free of cost. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
But, globally, special surgical disposable gowns and drapes are the norm. Existing companies were
willing to supply these at Rs. 5,000 per surgery against the Rs. 2,000 that Narayana Hrudayalaya was
willing to pay. Narayana Hrudayalaya encouraged a local entrepreneur to take up the manufacture of
these surgical essentials. Today, Amaryllis manufactures these using locally available labor and
supplies them at Rs. 850 to 900 per surgery. The company is in the process of getting international
quality certification that will enable it to export these as
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Tunisian Revolution
Conflict Mapping: the Tunisia Revolution Conflict Mapping the Tunisian Revolution from the
perspective of the main advocates that took over this revolution, the youth of Tunisia through their
participation in crucial events, reflected on the problems their country face in the transition to
democracy. First the revolution was initiated by disillusioned youth who succeeded in bringing
together a broad coalition of social and political forces against the Ben Ali s regime. Second the
coalition was able to bring down the regime due to longstanding and widespread discontent in the
country that stemmed from factors such as: massive unemployment especially among the youth,
unequal regional development and lack of equitable distribution of ... Show more content on
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The regime developed a sophisticated approach to online censorship and denial to free access to
Internet. The authorities blocked access to several Internet sites and engaged in large scale hacking
operation of its citizens websites and private accounts. In addition to suppressing the media and the
Internet, the regime repressed any popular criticism of the government and its leaders. With few
exceptions, all organizations and associations that worked on political issues were denied legal
registration. Independent organizations had very little operation, since they were not allowed to hold
public meetings or engage in any sort of public criticism of the regime. The main actors of the
revolution were Mohamed Bouazizi, young cyber activists, young unemployed generation, and civil
society group including trade union movement, lawyers, and opposition parties that joined as the
conflict escalated. The story Bouazizi and role in the revolution has been a source of debate. Some
present him as a heroic martyr and the father of the Tunisian revolution. He has been credited with
galvanizing the frustrated youth across the region to stage mass demonstrations and revolt against
their government. He is seen as a revolutionary hero who changed the course of history in Tunisia and
influenced events in other North African and Middle Eastern countries. Although others had mixed
feelings about him, considering him not a hero and not the first to set himself on fire in protest of the
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Conflict Mapping: the Tunisia Revolution Conflict Mapping the Tunisian Revolution from the
perspective of the main advocates that took over this revolution, the youth of Tunisia through their
participation in crucial events, reflected on the problems their country face in the transition to
democracy. First the revolution was initiated by disillusioned youth who succeeded in bringing
together a broad coalition of social and political forces against the Ben Ali s regime. Second the
coalition was able to bring down the regime due to longstanding and widespread discontent in the
country that stemmed from factors such as: massive unemployment especially among the youth,
unequal regional development and lack of equitable distribution of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The regime developed a sophisticated approach to online censorship and denial to free access to
Internet. The authorities blocked access to several Internet sites and engaged in large scale hacking
operation of its citizens websites and private accounts. In addition to suppressing the media and the
Internet, the regime repressed any popular criticism of the government and its leaders. With few
exceptions, all organizations and associations that worked on political issues were denied legal
registration. Independent organizations had very little operation, since they were not allowed to hold
public meetings or engage in any sort of public criticism of the regime. The main actors of the
revolution were Mohamed Bouazizi, young cyber activists, young unemployed generation, and civil
society group including trade union movement, lawyers, and opposition parties that joined as the
conflict escalated. The story Bouazizi and role in the revolution has been a source of debate. Some
present him as a heroic martyr and the father of the Tunisian revolution. He has been credited with
galvanizing the frustrated youth across the region to stage mass demonstrations and revolt against
their government. He is seen as a revolutionary hero who changed the course of history in Tunisia and
influenced events in other North African and Middle Eastern countries. Although others had mixed
feelings about him, considering him not a hero and not the first to set himself on fire in protest of the
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Theme Of Ashfall
In the book Ashfall, the author Mike Mullin, presents many themes through the trials that, Alex, the
main character and supporting characters go through. When the Yellowstone super volcano erupts and
takes Alex through a trial to get to his parents. He finds a girl named Darla and together they learn
about how love, family, and survival push them through things they never thought they could get to
through on their own.
One of the themes that was pointed out through the book is, family is worth dying for. Alex proves this
over and over again when he chooses to walk to Warren where his family is. He could have easily
stayed and found a safer way out but he needed his family so much that he risked his life to walk
through ash and snow just to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alex shows this theme through his decisions in the book. At the beginning of the book he only cared
about himself but as he is alone for awhile and then meets Darla he seems to care more for other
people he meets, than for himself. He gives more then he gets. He gave little Katie s family food and
was there for them when she died. Darla started making decisions like an adult even when her mother
was alive. She made food and harvested corn. Darla grew up quickly when they were still on the farm.
Alex and Darla grew up when they were with one another. They cared for eachother almost as if they
were married. They cooked and traveled well and didn t let little things bother them. Also after Alex
killed multiple people he almost became not as soft as he was. He grew up a lot through killing
multiple people, after this he seemed not as afraid to stand up for himself and Darla. In Ashfall, these
themes were represented through the characters words and actions. Alex, Darla, and other characters
showed that love, family, and survival conquer everything through hard situations. Mike Mullin
represented these themes well throughout the book. All in all, Alex made it through all hard times with
love, family, and survival pushing him to make it to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the book Ashfall, the author Mike Mullin, presents many themes through the trials that, Alex, the
main character and supporting characters go through. When the Yellowstone super volcano erupts and
takes Alex through a trial to get to his parents. He finds a girl named Darla and together they learn
about how love, family, and survival push them through things they never thought they could get to
through on their own.
One of the themes that was pointed out through the book is, family is worth dying for. Alex proves this
over and over again when he chooses to walk to Warren where his family is. He could have easily
stayed and found a safer way out but he needed his family so much that he risked his life to walk
through ash and snow just to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alex shows this theme through his decisions in the book. At the beginning of the book he only cared
about himself but as he is alone for awhile and then meets Darla he seems to care more for other
people he meets, than for himself. He gives more then he gets. He gave little Katie s family food and
was there for them when she died. Darla started making decisions like an adult even when her mother
was alive. She made food and harvested corn. Darla grew up quickly when they were still on the farm.
Alex and Darla grew up when they were with one another. They cared for eachother almost as if they
were married. They cooked and traveled well and didn t let little things bother them. Also after Alex
killed multiple people he almost became not as soft as he was. He grew up a lot through killing
multiple people, after this he seemed not as afraid to stand up for himself and Darla. In Ashfall, these
themes were represented through the characters words and actions. Alex, Darla, and other characters
showed that love, family, and survival conquer everything through hard situations. Mike Mullin
represented these themes well throughout the book. All in all, Alex made it through all hard times with
love, family, and survival pushing him to make it to
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Scaffolds
As previously defined, a composite material consists of two or more materials where polymers are
used as matrix materials usually. These materials behave together to produce the best properties of the
scaffold, duplicating the same composite features of bone. In particular, polymer based composite
scaffolds may mimic the structure of natural bone which is mainly made of HA and collagen. Showing
better osteoconductivity, HA can be considered the inorganic reinforcing phase of the composite
scaffold, while polymers such as PCL, PLLA, PGA, PLGA function as the organic matrix. Bioactive
phases creating reinforcement in the polymer based composite can also change the degradation
behavior. Composite scaffolds made of polymer reinforced with HA seem to be promising substrates
for bone tissue engineering because of their outstanding mechanical properties and osteoconductivity.
While intensive efforts have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The effective synergic role of ο‘ TCP bioactive particles and PLA fibers on the morphology and
mechanical behavior of the final composite scaffold was assessed, as well as the interaction between
the ceramic phase and the highly organized fiber reinforced polymeric structure (60).
The integration of biodegradable PLA fibers into the PCL matrix allows a mechanical response that is
ideal to maintain the spaces required for cellular in growth and matrix production. The addition of
bioactive ο‘ TCP particles, through a hardening reaction, generates needle like crystals of calcium
deficient hydroxyapatite similar to natural bone apatite, which interact with the fiber reinforced
polymer. This interaction strongly enhances the mechanical response in compression by up to an order
of magnitude
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As previously defined, a composite material consists of two or more materials where polymers are
used as matrix materials usually. These materials behave together to produce the best properties of the
scaffold, duplicating the same composite features of bone. In particular, polymer based composite
scaffolds may mimic the structure of natural bone which is mainly made of HA and collagen. Showing
better osteoconductivity, HA can be considered the inorganic reinforcing phase of the composite
scaffold, while polymers such as PCL, PLLA, PGA, PLGA function as the organic matrix. Bioactive
phases creating reinforcement in the polymer based composite can also change the degradation
behavior. Composite scaffolds made of polymer reinforced with HA seem to be promising substrates
for bone tissue engineering because of their outstanding mechanical properties and osteoconductivity.
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The effective synergic role of ο‘ TCP bioactive particles and PLA fibers on the morphology and
mechanical behavior of the final composite scaffold was assessed, as well as the interaction between
the ceramic phase and the highly organized fiber reinforced polymeric structure (60).
The integration of biodegradable PLA fibers into the PCL matrix allows a mechanical response that is
ideal to maintain the spaces required for cellular in growth and matrix production. The addition of
bioactive ο‘ TCP particles, through a hardening reaction, generates needle like crystals of calcium
deficient hydroxyapatite similar to natural bone apatite, which interact with the fiber reinforced
polymer. This interaction strongly enhances the mechanical response in compression by up to an order
of magnitude
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San Francisco Short Story
It began with the listless feeling brought on by a Sunday afternoon. A deep, gnawing feeling of being
unsettled seated itself within his gut and bit at him incessantly that afternoon, when the bleached seas
of fog finally began rolling back and exposing the ghostly monoliths of steel and glass, complimented
by the vaguely red bridge on the edge of the city that stretched into the thicket of mist like a pathway
to eternal salvation. San Francisco had always been a haunted city; a city of tragic fires, earthquakes,
and a feverish lust for gold, spurred on by the constant hum that seemed to make up the very fabric of
the land. It was a city of hope and courage, a beacon of civilization and modernity casting it s
brilliance into the bay. But
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It began with the listless feeling brought on by a Sunday afternoon. A deep, gnawing feeling of being
unsettled seated itself within his gut and bit at him incessantly that afternoon, when the bleached seas
of fog finally began rolling back and exposing the ghostly monoliths of steel and glass, complimented
by the vaguely red bridge on the edge of the city that stretched into the thicket of mist like a pathway
to eternal salvation. San Francisco had always been a haunted city; a city of tragic fires, earthquakes,
and a feverish lust for gold, spurred on by the constant hum that seemed to make up the very fabric of
the land. It was a city of hope and courage, a beacon of civilization and modernity casting it s
brilliance into the bay. But
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Essay on Bank of America Benefits
Bank of America is the company I elected to discuss their unique benefits package. Bank of America
is one of the world s largest financial institutions, serving individual consumers, small and middle
market businesses and large corporations with a full range of banking, investing, asset management
and other financial and risk management products and services. The company provides unmatched
convenience in the United States, serving approximately 58 million consumer and small business
relationships with more than 5,900 retail banking offices, more than 18,000 ATMs and award winning
online banking with nearly 30 million active users. Bank of America is among the world s leading
wealth management companies and is a global leader in corporate ... Show more content on
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This means that an associate will have vacation from the first day they become employed with the
company instead of having to wait a full year to be elgible with most companies. In addition to
vacation time, Bank of America provides paid time off work due to an associate s personal illness or
an illness of a spouse/domestic partner, parent, child or child of a spouse or domestic partner. An
associate may use up to two of the 10 occasional illness days for personal reasons with his or her
manager s approval. For those of us who are working parents, we have all faced times where our
children will fall ill to different types of sickness. With Bank of America associates, they don t have to
use their vacation time nor take unpaid time off. Those 10 days allotted of sick time are available for
them to use. Like all other banks, Bank of America recognizes 10 major holidays throughout the year.
Bank of America provides these days of paid time off work annually in observance of holidays.
Generally, Bank of America observes the Federal Reserve holiday schedule; however, certain business
units may observe a different holiday schedule based on business needs, such as the New York Stock
Exchange holiday schedule. For instance, certain areas of the business may be open on some of those
bank paid holidays. That means one of two things for the associates: they will receive time and a half
for hours worked that
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Bank of America is the company I elected to discuss their unique benefits package. Bank of America
is one of the world s largest financial institutions, serving individual consumers, small and middle
market businesses and large corporations with a full range of banking, investing, asset management
and other financial and risk management products and services. The company provides unmatched
convenience in the United States, serving approximately 58 million consumer and small business
relationships with more than 5,900 retail banking offices, more than 18,000 ATMs and award winning
online banking with nearly 30 million active users. Bank of America is among the world s leading
wealth management companies and is a global leader in corporate ... Show more content on
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This means that an associate will have vacation from the first day they become employed with the
company instead of having to wait a full year to be elgible with most companies. In addition to
vacation time, Bank of America provides paid time off work due to an associate s personal illness or
an illness of a spouse/domestic partner, parent, child or child of a spouse or domestic partner. An
associate may use up to two of the 10 occasional illness days for personal reasons with his or her
manager s approval. For those of us who are working parents, we have all faced times where our
children will fall ill to different types of sickness. With Bank of America associates, they don t have to
use their vacation time nor take unpaid time off. Those 10 days allotted of sick time are available for
them to use. Like all other banks, Bank of America recognizes 10 major holidays throughout the year.
Bank of America provides these days of paid time off work annually in observance of holidays.
Generally, Bank of America observes the Federal Reserve holiday schedule; however, certain business
units may observe a different holiday schedule based on business needs, such as the New York Stock
Exchange holiday schedule. For instance, certain areas of the business may be open on some of those
bank paid holidays. That means one of two things for the associates: they will receive time and a half
for hours worked that
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Socialism Vs Social Work
B. To Nielsen Capitalism needs private productive property to work while socialism works to abolish
private ownership of production. Socialism is more free in the sense that is requires public ownership
and control of the means of production. Under capitalism there is private property rights. Under this
people who own the property get to choose what is done to the property but in socialism citizens at
large get to chose what happens to the property. (Social Ethics) In socialism there is no domain that is
not subject to political determination. Socialism is not a state of ownership though. (Social Ethics) At
the very least its popular sovereignty. The property that is owned by the government is productive
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To Young oppression has many forms these are exploitation, marginalization, powerlessness, cultural
imperialism and systematic violence. (Social Ethics)These forms are not all oppressed to the same
extent or way but suffer in a way to develop and exercise their capacities and their needs. Exploitation
is the first type of oppression. (Social Ethics)Young says that a capitalist society removes traditional
law enforced class distinctions and promotes the belief in the legal freedom of persons. (Social
Ethics)Workers then contract with whatever employer they choose and then receive a wage from
them. Young then raises the question then why do class distinctions persist between the wealthy ?
(Social Ethics) Every Product s value is a function of the labor time needed for its production. The
labor power is the one product that in the process of being consumed produces value. (Social Ethics)
Profit, the foundation of capitalist power and wealth, comes from the difference between the value of
the labor performed and the value of the capacity to labor which the capitalist purchases. (Social
Ethics) Profit is only possible because of the owner of the capital gives it surplus value showing that
the workers are exploited. (Social Ethics)Through private ownership of the means of production and
by markets that designate labor and the ability to buy products, Capitalism transfers powers to one
person to others . Then in this process of transferred powers the capitalist class
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B. To Nielsen Capitalism needs private productive property to work while socialism works to abolish
private ownership of production. Socialism is more free in the sense that is requires public ownership
and control of the means of production. Under capitalism there is private property rights. Under this
people who own the property get to choose what is done to the property but in socialism citizens at
large get to chose what happens to the property. (Social Ethics) In socialism there is no domain that is
not subject to political determination. Socialism is not a state of ownership though. (Social Ethics) At
the very least its popular sovereignty. The property that is owned by the government is productive
property not private personal property. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To Young oppression has many forms these are exploitation, marginalization, powerlessness, cultural
imperialism and systematic violence. (Social Ethics)These forms are not all oppressed to the same
extent or way but suffer in a way to develop and exercise their capacities and their needs. Exploitation
is the first type of oppression. (Social Ethics)Young says that a capitalist society removes traditional
law enforced class distinctions and promotes the belief in the legal freedom of persons. (Social
Ethics)Workers then contract with whatever employer they choose and then receive a wage from
them. Young then raises the question then why do class distinctions persist between the wealthy ?
(Social Ethics) Every Product s value is a function of the labor time needed for its production. The
labor power is the one product that in the process of being consumed produces value. (Social Ethics)
Profit, the foundation of capitalist power and wealth, comes from the difference between the value of
the labor performed and the value of the capacity to labor which the capitalist purchases. (Social
Ethics) Profit is only possible because of the owner of the capital gives it surplus value showing that
the workers are exploited. (Social Ethics)Through private ownership of the means of production and
by markets that designate labor and the ability to buy products, Capitalism transfers powers to one
person to others . Then in this process of transferred powers the capitalist class
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Essay On Work Based Learning
My reflection on work based learning task will include an explanation of why I chose to develop drug
allergy testing leaflet; the source of the leaflet information; an analysis on the design of the leaflet
including overall readability of the information; an evaluation of the information content contained in
the leaflet based on target audience; the relevance and impact of this leaflet in promoting patient
understanding; and lastly an overview of the assignment with reference to application to future
development.
The major priority for UK National Health Service(NHS) is the effective communication with patients
and involve them in the decisions of their health care(1). To enable patients to make informed
decision, patients must be given clear and sufficient information, in a way they can understand(2). The
main essence of effective communication is by discussion tailored to individual s situation.
Verbal information is essential in relaying information to patients, however, it has to be conducted in
balanced way, in a way patients can understand whenever possible, in a place and time when they are
best able to process and retain the information.
However, it is sometimes difficult to convey as much information or support in the process of making
decision as medical practitioner or patient would like to, especially when there is limited available
resources, manpower and time pressure on busy clinic. Even medical practioners skill in
communication, some complicated medical
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My reflection on work based learning task will include an explanation of why I chose to develop drug
allergy testing leaflet; the source of the leaflet information; an analysis on the design of the leaflet
including overall readability of the information; an evaluation of the information content contained in
the leaflet based on target audience; the relevance and impact of this leaflet in promoting patient
understanding; and lastly an overview of the assignment with reference to application to future
development.
The major priority for UK National Health Service(NHS) is the effective communication with patients
and involve them in the decisions of their health care(1). To enable patients to make informed
decision, patients must be given clear and sufficient information, in a way they can understand(2). The
main essence of effective communication is by discussion tailored to individual s situation.
Verbal information is essential in relaying information to patients, however, it has to be conducted in
balanced way, in a way patients can understand whenever possible, in a place and time when they are
best able to process and retain the information.
However, it is sometimes difficult to convey as much information or support in the process of making
decision as medical practitioner or patient would like to, especially when there is limited available
resources, manpower and time pressure on busy clinic. Even medical practioners skill in
communication, some complicated medical
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Bill C24 Research Paper
Issue: Bill C24 has come under fire by critics for violation of constitutional rights of naturalized
Canadians. The biggest controversy surrounds the citizenship revocation clause that critics argue
undermines the citizenship of naturalized Canadians. Suggested Response: Protecting Canadian
Values: The main purpose of this bill is to protect and strengthen the value of Canadian citizenship
against people who have committed fraudulent activities in order to attain Canadian citizenship, as
well as those individuals who are involved in dangerous crimes and threatens the safety and security
of Canadians. Revocation only after Thorough Due Diligence: Individuals will face revocation of their
citizenship after a very thorough investigation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is controversial according to detractors of the law, as it denies naturalized Canadians their due
rights for a fair process. o Discretionary and sweeping powers The bill is considered extremely broad
as it allows the government to retract the citizenship of anyone who falls under one of the extensive
categories. For example, the bill does not define or differentiate between a person labelled as terrorist
with a criminal intent and someone who is a mere environmental activist. Constitutional Validity of
Law Challenged in Court: A lawsuit has been filed by Rocco Galati, a Toronto based lawyer, against
the Parliament and the Governor General. The law challenges that certain constitutional authorities
were surpassed in the process of approval for Bill C 24. First Revocation Case Underway: On July
2nd 2015, the first case for revocation of citizenship went underway against Hiva Alizadeh. He is an
Iranian born Canadian citizen suspected of terrorist activities and is currently being tried under the
new law. Name: Anam
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Issue: Bill C24 has come under fire by critics for violation of constitutional rights of naturalized
Canadians. The biggest controversy surrounds the citizenship revocation clause that critics argue
undermines the citizenship of naturalized Canadians. Suggested Response: Protecting Canadian
Values: The main purpose of this bill is to protect and strengthen the value of Canadian citizenship
against people who have committed fraudulent activities in order to attain Canadian citizenship, as
well as those individuals who are involved in dangerous crimes and threatens the safety and security
of Canadians. Revocation only after Thorough Due Diligence: Individuals will face revocation of their
citizenship after a very thorough investigation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is controversial according to detractors of the law, as it denies naturalized Canadians their due
rights for a fair process. o Discretionary and sweeping powers The bill is considered extremely broad
as it allows the government to retract the citizenship of anyone who falls under one of the extensive
categories. For example, the bill does not define or differentiate between a person labelled as terrorist
with a criminal intent and someone who is a mere environmental activist. Constitutional Validity of
Law Challenged in Court: A lawsuit has been filed by Rocco Galati, a Toronto based lawyer, against
the Parliament and the Governor General. The law challenges that certain constitutional authorities
were surpassed in the process of approval for Bill C 24. First Revocation Case Underway: On July
2nd 2015, the first case for revocation of citizenship went underway against Hiva Alizadeh. He is an
Iranian born Canadian citizen suspected of terrorist activities and is currently being tried under the
new law. Name: Anam
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The Use of Performance Enhancing Drugs in Sports Today
Performance enhancers are very prominent in professional sports today. A lot of players are facing
suspensions and other penalties for using them. The sport that gets scrutinized the most for this is
Baseball. Many former users in the MLB (or formally the NABBP) have come out saying that they
were using these drugs while playing. Some of these players are Jorge Sosa, Antonio Bastardo, and the
famous Alex Rodriguez. Although these drugs have been prohibited, players are still finding ways
around the tests which is why in some other countries they are legal so that no one player can have an
unfair advantage. There have been many arguments and disputes about the origin of the sport known
as baseball. This has led many people to wonder where America s favorite pastime came from. Some
people believe that the sport has taken shape from a primeval community game called rounders. Other
historical sources remark that Thomas Wilson condemned this game and a few other sports. In
England he was considered a conformist leader. These speculations have led to curiosity to the game
of stool ball. In this game, the batter would stand in front of a stool while a different person pitched
him the ball. If the batter s ball was caught in the field he would be out. Also, if the ball hit the stool
that was behind the batter, he would again be out. (http://www.historyofbaseball.us/)
According to (http://inventors.about.com/od/bstartinventions/a/Baseball.htm), the first modern rules
for
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Performance enhancers are very prominent in professional sports today. A lot of players are facing
suspensions and other penalties for using them. The sport that gets scrutinized the most for this is
Baseball. Many former users in the MLB (or formally the NABBP) have come out saying that they
were using these drugs while playing. Some of these players are Jorge Sosa, Antonio Bastardo, and the
famous Alex Rodriguez. Although these drugs have been prohibited, players are still finding ways
around the tests which is why in some other countries they are legal so that no one player can have an
unfair advantage. There have been many arguments and disputes about the origin of the sport known
as baseball. This has led many people to wonder where America s favorite pastime came from. Some
people believe that the sport has taken shape from a primeval community game called rounders. Other
historical sources remark that Thomas Wilson condemned this game and a few other sports. In
England he was considered a conformist leader. These speculations have led to curiosity to the game
of stool ball. In this game, the batter would stand in front of a stool while a different person pitched
him the ball. If the batter s ball was caught in the field he would be out. Also, if the ball hit the stool
that was behind the batter, he would again be out. (http://www.historyofbaseball.us/)
According to (http://inventors.about.com/od/bstartinventions/a/Baseball.htm), the first modern rules
for
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Performance Measure Ratio And Fund Raising Ratio Essay
For the most recent year of the St. Jude Children s Research Hospital, we calculated 6 of the following
performance measure ratios. Since we must choose the Program Effectiveness Ratio and Fund Raising
Ratio plus any four of the performance measure ratios, we chose the Going Concern Ratio, Liquidity
Ratio, Efficiency Ratio, and Fund Raising Efficiency Ratio.
1. Program Effectiveness Ratio
Total Program Expenses Γ· Total Expenses
722,304,197 Γ·997,401,179= 72.42%
2. Fund Raising Ratio
(Total Contributions Fund raising costs) Γ· Total contributions
(797,005,822 166,560,526) Γ· 797,005,822= 79.10%
3. Going Concern Ratio
a. RevenuesΓ· Expenses
602,964,477Γ· 997,401,179= 60.45%
b. Unrestricted net assets Γ· Operation Expenses 2,578,631,115 Γ· 275,096,982= 9.37 months
4. Liquidity Ratio
Current Asset (cash, A/R, Inventory) Γ· Current Liabilities
169378355 Γ· 141299219=1.20
5. Efficiency
Program Expenses Γ· Number of clients served
722,304,197 Γ· 7,800 patients= $92603.10
6. Fund Raising Efficiency
Fund Raising Expenses Γ· Public Support
166,560,526 Γ·983,613,887= 16.93%
The following are our discussions about each of the 6 ratios that we already calculated.
1. Program Effectiveness Ratio: for this particular ratio, we think that the ratio of 72.42% for the
Program Effectiveness Ratio is not really ineffectiveness for the St. Jude Children s Research
Hospital. However, when we first choose this nonprofit organization, we thought that the organization
s Program
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For the most recent year of the St. Jude Children s Research Hospital, we calculated 6 of the following
performance measure ratios. Since we must choose the Program Effectiveness Ratio and Fund Raising
Ratio plus any four of the performance measure ratios, we chose the Going Concern Ratio, Liquidity
Ratio, Efficiency Ratio, and Fund Raising Efficiency Ratio.
1. Program Effectiveness Ratio
Total Program Expenses Γ· Total Expenses
722,304,197 Γ·997,401,179= 72.42%
2. Fund Raising Ratio
(Total Contributions Fund raising costs) Γ· Total contributions
(797,005,822 166,560,526) Γ· 797,005,822= 79.10%
3. Going Concern Ratio
a. RevenuesΓ· Expenses
602,964,477Γ· 997,401,179= 60.45%
b. Unrestricted net assets Γ· Operation Expenses 2,578,631,115 Γ· 275,096,982= 9.37 months
4. Liquidity Ratio
Current Asset (cash, A/R, Inventory) Γ· Current Liabilities
169378355 Γ· 141299219=1.20
5. Efficiency
Program Expenses Γ· Number of clients served
722,304,197 Γ· 7,800 patients= $92603.10
6. Fund Raising Efficiency
Fund Raising Expenses Γ· Public Support
166,560,526 Γ·983,613,887= 16.93%
The following are our discussions about each of the 6 ratios that we already calculated.
1. Program Effectiveness Ratio: for this particular ratio, we think that the ratio of 72.42% for the
Program Effectiveness Ratio is not really ineffectiveness for the St. Jude Children s Research
Hospital. However, when we first choose this nonprofit organization, we thought that the organization
s Program
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A Career in the Construction Industry
Today is the day you ll find out that I would want to pursue a career in construction in the soon to
come future. After researching, I came to realize that construction working could suit me job wise in
the future. No matter how risky being a construction worker may be, I know I could find closure doing
the job, just knowing the things I will break down will soon be built back up in a better condition for
whoever may reside there.
To become a construction worker in the future, this website I found informed that I d have to work full
time and execute a lot of physically demanding work, meaning I ll be working all from the morning to
the whole entire day into the night and most likely be very physically tired.
It s not like you ll be stuck in a cubicle in the same office every day, because you won t. There is
always a new work site to go to. The same website also states the majority of construction workers
learn their trade through short term on the job training, and no specific education requirements for the
job are needed. The website also spared some things about license, and certifications stating that
laborers who remove hazardous materials like hazardous material, must have a federal hazardous
material license required for all hazardous materials removal workers, depending on the work,
laborers might need to have specific certifications, and certifications can really help workers prove
that they have knowledge to perform the more complex tasks.
The website talked about
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Today is the day you ll find out that I would want to pursue a career in construction in the soon to
come future. After researching, I came to realize that construction working could suit me job wise in
the future. No matter how risky being a construction worker may be, I know I could find closure doing
the job, just knowing the things I will break down will soon be built back up in a better condition for
whoever may reside there.
To become a construction worker in the future, this website I found informed that I d have to work full
time and execute a lot of physically demanding work, meaning I ll be working all from the morning to
the whole entire day into the night and most likely be very physically tired.
It s not like you ll be stuck in a cubicle in the same office every day, because you won t. There is
always a new work site to go to. The same website also states the majority of construction workers
learn their trade through short term on the job training, and no specific education requirements for the
job are needed. The website also spared some things about license, and certifications stating that
laborers who remove hazardous materials like hazardous material, must have a federal hazardous
material license required for all hazardous materials removal workers, depending on the work,
laborers might need to have specific certifications, and certifications can really help workers prove
that they have knowledge to perform the more complex tasks.
The website talked about
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Smart Goals
What are goals? The prestigious Oxford Dictionary defines a goal as The object of a person s ambition
or effort; an aim or desired result . Simply put, a goal is something that one is trying to achieve. A
SMART goal is a measurable end result that is meant to be achieved in a set timeframe. For the
purpose of this article, we will look at SMART Goals and their importance.
SMART goals are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time bound. They are Specific in
the sense that the final outcome is known exactly. Measurable means that the expected outcome can be
seen clearly, that is there will be hard evidence that the goal has been achieved. Attainable refers to
how realistic you re being when setting a goal. If it s impossible to achieve,
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What are goals? The prestigious Oxford Dictionary defines a goal as The object of a person s ambition
or effort; an aim or desired result . Simply put, a goal is something that one is trying to achieve. A
SMART goal is a measurable end result that is meant to be achieved in a set timeframe. For the
purpose of this article, we will look at SMART Goals and their importance.
SMART goals are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time bound. They are Specific in
the sense that the final outcome is known exactly. Measurable means that the expected outcome can be
seen clearly, that is there will be hard evidence that the goal has been achieved. Attainable refers to
how realistic you re being when setting a goal. If it s impossible to achieve,
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Garbage On Everest
Garbage on Everest
At the highest point on Earth, Mount Everest, at 29,029 feet above sea level is polluted with over
13,000 tons of trash.The North and South peaks are polluted with broken tent parts,oxygen canisters,
frozen bodies and so much more. Mt. Everest , world s tallest mountain is also disgustingly polluted
with garbage. Most of it oxygen tanks, tent parts, sleeping bags,human waste, equipment parts, and
frozen bodies. About 2.5 tons of it was classified as bio hazardous.Experienced climbers, advanced
equipment, and help from other group members make it a playground experience not a wilderness,
adventurous, and challenging experience.About 35 expeditions climb each year and leave all their.
When climbers get up to the death zone, their bodies get weaker.lack of oxygen and climbing for
hours doesn t help.The food they eat doesn t get digested and is not used for energy, that way they
have nothing to use while ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sherpas clean up any leftover trash from climbers every year using yaks to take it down.Climbers who
go up now are required to come back down with 18 lbs. of garbage not including their own.Experts
can t be sure how much more is up there but said about 10 tons of it underneath snow and ice.
Some of the garbage brought down was turned into art. 1.5 tons of it into 74 pieces of artwork. 15
artists worked hard ,it was a project to show awareness of the pollution on Everest. The art reflects on
the experience of the climbers. They decided to sell it, cost ranging from 17 to 2400 dollars. They held
their first art show in november 2012. Many interested buyers came and 19 pieces were sold. Most of
the garbage being left on Everest is coming down to be part of art.
Mount Everest is still badly polluted and the Nepalese people are still working hard to switch the
situation around.Hopefully people will take interest and help
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Garbage on Everest
At the highest point on Earth, Mount Everest, at 29,029 feet above sea level is polluted with over
13,000 tons of trash.The North and South peaks are polluted with broken tent parts,oxygen canisters,
frozen bodies and so much more. Mt. Everest , world s tallest mountain is also disgustingly polluted
with garbage. Most of it oxygen tanks, tent parts, sleeping bags,human waste, equipment parts, and
frozen bodies. About 2.5 tons of it was classified as bio hazardous.Experienced climbers, advanced
equipment, and help from other group members make it a playground experience not a wilderness,
adventurous, and challenging experience.About 35 expeditions climb each year and leave all their.
When climbers get up to the death zone, their bodies get weaker.lack of oxygen and climbing for
hours doesn t help.The food they eat doesn t get digested and is not used for energy, that way they
have nothing to use while ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sherpas clean up any leftover trash from climbers every year using yaks to take it down.Climbers who
go up now are required to come back down with 18 lbs. of garbage not including their own.Experts
can t be sure how much more is up there but said about 10 tons of it underneath snow and ice.
Some of the garbage brought down was turned into art. 1.5 tons of it into 74 pieces of artwork. 15
artists worked hard ,it was a project to show awareness of the pollution on Everest. The art reflects on
the experience of the climbers. They decided to sell it, cost ranging from 17 to 2400 dollars. They held
their first art show in november 2012. Many interested buyers came and 19 pieces were sold. Most of
the garbage being left on Everest is coming down to be part of art.
Mount Everest is still badly polluted and the Nepalese people are still working hard to switch the
situation around.Hopefully people will take interest and help
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Isolation And Social Isolation
Canada s aging population is growing. One of the number one emerging issue facing seniors is social
isolation. Statistics Canada s 2008/09 Canadian Community Health Survey found that 19% of
individuals aged 65 or over felt a lack of companionship, left out, or isolated from others (National
Seniors Council, 2014). Social isolation is not the same as loneliness. It is a form of emotion that
makes people depression. Social isolation impacts on seniors quality of life, mental and physical
health. To reduce the social isolation is the way seniors are connected socially. For example, there are
exercise programs and community engaged art programs for the elderly in the community. This
program is effective for seniors physical and mental health. Although such programs have beneficial
effects on seniors health, some studies argue that there are barriers to reducing the social isolation of
older people in such programs. Community programs and community participation programs benefit
from the seniors physical, emotional and social well being. The purpose of the Community exercise
program is a socialization based exercise program to improve the seniors health. Community arts
programs aim to promote optimal health for seniors. However, it is difficult to reduce the social
isolation without using these objectives potentially.
Community exercise program In British Columbia, many central cities are implementing community
exercise
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Canada s aging population is growing. One of the number one emerging issue facing seniors is social
isolation. Statistics Canada s 2008/09 Canadian Community Health Survey found that 19% of
individuals aged 65 or over felt a lack of companionship, left out, or isolated from others (National
Seniors Council, 2014). Social isolation is not the same as loneliness. It is a form of emotion that
makes people depression. Social isolation impacts on seniors quality of life, mental and physical
health. To reduce the social isolation is the way seniors are connected socially. For example, there are
exercise programs and community engaged art programs for the elderly in the community. This
program is effective for seniors physical and mental health. Although such programs have beneficial
effects on seniors health, some studies argue that there are barriers to reducing the social isolation of
older people in such programs. Community programs and community participation programs benefit
from the seniors physical, emotional and social well being. The purpose of the Community exercise
program is a socialization based exercise program to improve the seniors health. Community arts
programs aim to promote optimal health for seniors. However, it is difficult to reduce the social
isolation without using these objectives potentially.
Community exercise program In British Columbia, many central cities are implementing community
exercise
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The Things They Carried Kiowa Character Traits
Character Analysis Essay Throughout the story, The Things They Carried, written by Tim O Brien, the
author presents Kiowa as a complex and intelligent trooper by using multiple indirect and sometimes
confusing quotes like, The earth is slow, but the buffalo is patient... (O Brien 35). These mystical and
spiritual quotes/characteristics are why many readers become intrigued by him. Some of these
characterizations can be found through the character s thoughts, his actions/what he says, and what
others say about him. Overall, Kiowa was known for being a kind trooper, a man with his beliefs
straight, and a well respected human being. Numerous times in this book Kiowa indirectly
characterizes himself as a very well rounded, gentleman by what he ... Show more content on
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After Kiowa s death, Jimmy Cross decides to write a letter to Kiowa s father, saying, ...what a fine
soldier Kiowa had been, what a fine human being... (157). This was the first time in this story that
Jimmy Cross had personally written a note to a family member of one of his deceased troopers, which
showed how valuable Kiowa actually was to him and the rest of the group. Along with Jimmy Cross,
Azar also openly announced his remorse for the young, dead, Native American. Although, Azar
showed it in a very hidden way by exclaiming to Norman Bowker, Listen... Those dumb jokes I didn t
mean anything. Azar was known throughout the entire book for being tough and for cracking
extremely insensitive jokes like the one about Kiowa s death, but after he saw Kiowa s body, he
immediately regretted what he said. Just like Jimmy Cross never wrote personal letters about his
trooper(s), Azar never apologized or felt remorse for his wrong doings until Kiowa s death. Both of
these characters exhibited their emotions in different ways, but in the end, they both came to the same
conclusion; Kiowa was an amazing man and did not deserve the indecent death he
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Character Analysis Essay Throughout the story, The Things They Carried, written by Tim O Brien, the
author presents Kiowa as a complex and intelligent trooper by using multiple indirect and sometimes
confusing quotes like, The earth is slow, but the buffalo is patient... (O Brien 35). These mystical and
spiritual quotes/characteristics are why many readers become intrigued by him. Some of these
characterizations can be found through the character s thoughts, his actions/what he says, and what
others say about him. Overall, Kiowa was known for being a kind trooper, a man with his beliefs
straight, and a well respected human being. Numerous times in this book Kiowa indirectly
characterizes himself as a very well rounded, gentleman by what he ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
After Kiowa s death, Jimmy Cross decides to write a letter to Kiowa s father, saying, ...what a fine
soldier Kiowa had been, what a fine human being... (157). This was the first time in this story that
Jimmy Cross had personally written a note to a family member of one of his deceased troopers, which
showed how valuable Kiowa actually was to him and the rest of the group. Along with Jimmy Cross,
Azar also openly announced his remorse for the young, dead, Native American. Although, Azar
showed it in a very hidden way by exclaiming to Norman Bowker, Listen... Those dumb jokes I didn t
mean anything. Azar was known throughout the entire book for being tough and for cracking
extremely insensitive jokes like the one about Kiowa s death, but after he saw Kiowa s body, he
immediately regretted what he said. Just like Jimmy Cross never wrote personal letters about his
trooper(s), Azar never apologized or felt remorse for his wrong doings until Kiowa s death. Both of
these characters exhibited their emotions in different ways, but in the end, they both came to the same
conclusion; Kiowa was an amazing man and did not deserve the indecent death he
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Pestle Analysis For Subway
Subway is one of the most popular fast food chains and have their outlets in different countries around
the world. In this report, the external situation analysis is carried out using the tools PESTLE analysis.
On top of that strategy for Subway is also recommended in this report. Subway is an American fast
food that found in 1965 by Fred Deluca and Dr. Peter Buck. The store was started with $1000 budget
which Fred took as a loan from Dr. Buck. The two partners started their franchise business policy in
1974 when they realized their goal, which was to open 32 stores was unable to reach in time. Their
main selling item is salad and sandwiches, and the first store is located in Bridgeport of United State.
Subway offers customers many different kinds of fresh submarine sandwiches also called subs .
Customers always decide how they want ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It gives width and deep view of the whole environment from many different angles that one wants to
check and keep a track of while contemplating on a certain idea and plan. All the aspects of this
technique are crucial and important for any industry or business. Not only for just understanding the
market, this analysis represents one of strategic management that not only defines what a company
should do. It may be so, that the importance of each of the factors may be different to different kinds
of industries, but it is imperative to any strategy a company wants to develop that they conduct the
PESTLE analysis. This analysis also can help companies fix the goals and strategies. Without this
analysis, the company may face different types of problem. For example, the company cannot deeper
understand to external environment and may cause legal issue, weak strategic planning, economic
problem, confuse the position of organization for future trends and
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Subway is one of the most popular fast food chains and have their outlets in different countries around
the world. In this report, the external situation analysis is carried out using the tools PESTLE analysis.
On top of that strategy for Subway is also recommended in this report. Subway is an American fast
food that found in 1965 by Fred Deluca and Dr. Peter Buck. The store was started with $1000 budget
which Fred took as a loan from Dr. Buck. The two partners started their franchise business policy in
1974 when they realized their goal, which was to open 32 stores was unable to reach in time. Their
main selling item is salad and sandwiches, and the first store is located in Bridgeport of United State.
Subway offers customers many different kinds of fresh submarine sandwiches also called subs .
Customers always decide how they want ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It gives width and deep view of the whole environment from many different angles that one wants to
check and keep a track of while contemplating on a certain idea and plan. All the aspects of this
technique are crucial and important for any industry or business. Not only for just understanding the
market, this analysis represents one of strategic management that not only defines what a company
should do. It may be so, that the importance of each of the factors may be different to different kinds
of industries, but it is imperative to any strategy a company wants to develop that they conduct the
PESTLE analysis. This analysis also can help companies fix the goals and strategies. Without this
analysis, the company may face different types of problem. For example, the company cannot deeper
understand to external environment and may cause legal issue, weak strategic planning, economic
problem, confuse the position of organization for future trends and
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Breast-Cancer Risk Factors
What are the risk factors for breast cancer?
Studies have shown that your risk for breast cancer is due to a combination of factors. The main
factors that influence your risk include being a woman and getting older. Most breast cancers are
found in women who are 50 years old or older.
Some women will get breast cancer even without any other risk factors that they know of. Having a
risk factor does not mean you will get the disease, and not all risk factors have the same effect. Most
women have some risk factors, but most women do not get breast cancer. If you have breast cancer
risk factors, talk with your doctor about ways you can lower your risk and about screening for breast
cancer.
Risk factors include
The risk for breast cancer increases
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What are the risk factors for breast cancer?
Studies have shown that your risk for breast cancer is due to a combination of factors. The main
factors that influence your risk include being a woman and getting older. Most breast cancers are
found in women who are 50 years old or older.
Some women will get breast cancer even without any other risk factors that they know of. Having a
risk factor does not mean you will get the disease, and not all risk factors have the same effect. Most
women have some risk factors, but most women do not get breast cancer. If you have breast cancer
risk factors, talk with your doctor about ways you can lower your risk and about screening for breast
cancer.
Risk factors include
The risk for breast cancer increases
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Sigmund Freud s Theory Of Phychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud was an Austrian neurologist best known for developing the theories and techniques of
psychoanalysis. Freud was the founding father of psychoanalysis which is a method through which an
analyst unpacks unconscious conflicts based on the free association, dreams and fantasies of the
patient. Sigmund Freud was greatly influenced by the work of his friend and colleague Josef Breuer.
Together the two published their theories and findings in Studies of Hysteria. Eventually the two
parted ways because of different ideas. Freud s theories were and still are some of the most influential
academic concepts.
Freud believed that a humans most basic drive is the sex drive. Sigmund Freud developed the theory
known as the Psychosexual stages ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The third stage in this theory is the phallic stage. The phallic stage lasts from three to six years of age.
During this stage the sexual energy is focused on the genital, and boys and girls develop the family
romance. Boys imagine marrying their mother when they grow up and girls do the same with their
father. Children must learn to give up these desires and begin to identify with the parent of the same
sex. Between the age six and twelve a child moves to the latency stage. Freud believed that during this
stage the sex drive goes underground. Children move from the fantasies of marrying one of their
parents to a new realization that must learn to become a grownup. At this age children transfer their
interest from parents to peers. At the age of twelve the separation of sexes begins to change. This stage
is the genital stage. At this point the sexual energy becomes focused on the genitals and sexual interest
amongst peers begins to occur.
Sigmund Freud is one of the most famous psychologist which gives reason for why all of his theories
are highly recognized. His stages of psychosexual are no exception. This theory may even have more
recognition considering it is so controversial even to this day.
Freud s Psychosexual Stages are not exactly direct within the educational system. Unlike John B.
Watson s Classical Conditioning Theory which is seen throughout the school and is learned, the
Psychosexual Stages Theory is more developed by
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Sigmund Freud was an Austrian neurologist best known for developing the theories and techniques of
psychoanalysis. Freud was the founding father of psychoanalysis which is a method through which an
analyst unpacks unconscious conflicts based on the free association, dreams and fantasies of the
patient. Sigmund Freud was greatly influenced by the work of his friend and colleague Josef Breuer.
Together the two published their theories and findings in Studies of Hysteria. Eventually the two
parted ways because of different ideas. Freud s theories were and still are some of the most influential
academic concepts.
Freud believed that a humans most basic drive is the sex drive. Sigmund Freud developed the theory
known as the Psychosexual stages ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The third stage in this theory is the phallic stage. The phallic stage lasts from three to six years of age.
During this stage the sexual energy is focused on the genital, and boys and girls develop the family
romance. Boys imagine marrying their mother when they grow up and girls do the same with their
father. Children must learn to give up these desires and begin to identify with the parent of the same
sex. Between the age six and twelve a child moves to the latency stage. Freud believed that during this
stage the sex drive goes underground. Children move from the fantasies of marrying one of their
parents to a new realization that must learn to become a grownup. At this age children transfer their
interest from parents to peers. At the age of twelve the separation of sexes begins to change. This stage
is the genital stage. At this point the sexual energy becomes focused on the genitals and sexual interest
amongst peers begins to occur.
Sigmund Freud is one of the most famous psychologist which gives reason for why all of his theories
are highly recognized. His stages of psychosexual are no exception. This theory may even have more
recognition considering it is so controversial even to this day.
Freud s Psychosexual Stages are not exactly direct within the educational system. Unlike John B.
Watson s Classical Conditioning Theory which is seen throughout the school and is learned, the
Psychosexual Stages Theory is more developed by
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Being A Crime Scene Investigator Essay
Being a crime scene investigator looks fun to do on movies but in real life it is hard work. You have to
get in good colleges if you would to be one. A crime scene investigator is a specially trained police
officer who is dispatched to a crime scene. You have to collect evidence the evidence might include
blood, hair, thumb prints, and etc. You have to collect the evidence and try to figure out what
happened.
When you look at a scene you need the right equipment with you. If you don t have the right and you
have bad equipment nothing would help you figure out what happened. When you find thumbprints
you need napkins, black and white films, brushes, lift tape, and etc. For every little part of the
evidence you need the right equipment for everything. You need to always bring a notebook with you
so you can write down the evidence you find. Having good equipment is really important.
Criminal justice is one of the most popular majors in America. You always want to get in the right
colleges for everything. You have to get in the right college for being a Crime scene investigator.
There is a lot of criminal justice colleges and schools to go to. Because of the high rate of employment
for criminal justice majors in the US, there are a large number of colleges that provide high level
training for the aspiring criminal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the other states where criminal investigators earn a higher annual salary includes Virginia,
Alaska, Connecticut and Illinois as well. Some of the best states for being employed as a criminal
scene investigator include New Jersey, Delaware, California, Maryland and DC. Some of the other
states where criminal investigators earn a higher annual salary includes Virginia, Alaska, Connecticut
and Illinois as well. You always want to work in the right city so you can get more action and see more
things in that
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Being a crime scene investigator looks fun to do on movies but in real life it is hard work. You have to
get in good colleges if you would to be one. A crime scene investigator is a specially trained police
officer who is dispatched to a crime scene. You have to collect evidence the evidence might include
blood, hair, thumb prints, and etc. You have to collect the evidence and try to figure out what
happened.
When you look at a scene you need the right equipment with you. If you don t have the right and you
have bad equipment nothing would help you figure out what happened. When you find thumbprints
you need napkins, black and white films, brushes, lift tape, and etc. For every little part of the
evidence you need the right equipment for everything. You need to always bring a notebook with you
so you can write down the evidence you find. Having good equipment is really important.
Criminal justice is one of the most popular majors in America. You always want to get in the right
colleges for everything. You have to get in the right college for being a Crime scene investigator.
There is a lot of criminal justice colleges and schools to go to. Because of the high rate of employment
for criminal justice majors in the US, there are a large number of colleges that provide high level
training for the aspiring criminal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the other states where criminal investigators earn a higher annual salary includes Virginia,
Alaska, Connecticut and Illinois as well. Some of the best states for being employed as a criminal
scene investigator include New Jersey, Delaware, California, Maryland and DC. Some of the other
states where criminal investigators earn a higher annual salary includes Virginia, Alaska, Connecticut
and Illinois as well. You always want to work in the right city so you can get more action and see more
things in that
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Rehearsal-Personal Narrative
It s the end of the season now. The weather outside is getting cold, the leaves are falling, and the smell
of winter is coming. After school I go to the auditorium for play rehearsal. We begin discussing about
what parts we each will be responsible for. I m not doing very much on the stage in the beginning
because I don t have a part assigned until a later time. To be honest it s very boring when you don t
have a part during a play rehearsal. We are taking a break and I began contemplating the last cross
country race we had as a team.
Its 4 o clock in the evening and we are warming up for practice. Our coach talks to us for a couple of
minutes before we start running:
I wanted to let you know that we only have one more practice left until our regionals meet, He said.
We have got to push ourselves in practice these next 2 days, okay! States coach. ... Show more content
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It s the day before the meet. The entire day I am thinking about the race. I keep thinking to myself
how difficult it will be to beat my last time. It s finally the end of the day. After practice I get my
things ready for the meet. I go to bed and try not to think too much about the race. When I get up the
next day my mother begins motivating me for the race, which pumps me up for the competition. I
arrive at the school the next morning prepared to get on the bus and run a great
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It s the end of the season now. The weather outside is getting cold, the leaves are falling, and the smell
of winter is coming. After school I go to the auditorium for play rehearsal. We begin discussing about
what parts we each will be responsible for. I m not doing very much on the stage in the beginning
because I don t have a part assigned until a later time. To be honest it s very boring when you don t
have a part during a play rehearsal. We are taking a break and I began contemplating the last cross
country race we had as a team.
Its 4 o clock in the evening and we are warming up for practice. Our coach talks to us for a couple of
minutes before we start running:
I wanted to let you know that we only have one more practice left until our regionals meet, He said.
We have got to push ourselves in practice these next 2 days, okay! States coach. ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
It s the day before the meet. The entire day I am thinking about the race. I keep thinking to myself
how difficult it will be to beat my last time. It s finally the end of the day. After practice I get my
things ready for the meet. I go to bed and try not to think too much about the race. When I get up the
next day my mother begins motivating me for the race, which pumps me up for the competition. I
arrive at the school the next morning prepared to get on the bus and run a great
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Comparative Advantage Of Blassa Index
It is important that a country specialize in the commodity in which it poses a comparatives advantage
over others. In order to identify the strong sector in the economy, the actual trade flows was analyzed.
This idea was later improvised and refined by Bela Balassa and gave his famous Balassa Index.
This index is commonly used in International Economics to calculate the relative advantage or
disadvantage that a country poses in a certain class of goods and services. The value of the index
shows the revealed comparative advantage of a country in good. The Balassa Index is fundamentally a
standardized export share. Which implies that if the BI if balsa index for country A for industry j, then
the index would be given as;
The RCA is equal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Through the Balassa index it was found that the value of RCA for Indian pharmaceutical export is
2.61 which is more than 1 that signifies that India has a comparative advantage over ASEAN which
has its RCA value less than one.
Hence the Balassa index showed that India posses a higher degree of advantage in export of
pharmaceuticals, thus it should specialize in this sector and generate income.
Figure 3
The above figure shows the export trend of pharmaceuticals from Indian market to the world. The
highest export was recorded in financial year 2015 16. Despite of the fall in subsequent year it still
maintained it power in the global market. India enjoys relative advantage in this sector, which is been
calculated by the Balassa index. The strength of the exports has been compared with overall export of
the ASEAN. As Indian pharmaceutical sector was growing similarly the pharmaceutical sector of
ASEAN was flourishing which was making it an attractive for JAPAN and United States the sales
from this sector was more than 20 billion us dollar by end of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It is important that a country specialize in the commodity in which it poses a comparatives advantage
over others. In order to identify the strong sector in the economy, the actual trade flows was analyzed.
This idea was later improvised and refined by Bela Balassa and gave his famous Balassa Index.
This index is commonly used in International Economics to calculate the relative advantage or
disadvantage that a country poses in a certain class of goods and services. The value of the index
shows the revealed comparative advantage of a country in good. The Balassa Index is fundamentally a
standardized export share. Which implies that if the BI if balsa index for country A for industry j, then
the index would be given as;
The RCA is equal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Through the Balassa index it was found that the value of RCA for Indian pharmaceutical export is
2.61 which is more than 1 that signifies that India has a comparative advantage over ASEAN which
has its RCA value less than one.
Hence the Balassa index showed that India posses a higher degree of advantage in export of
pharmaceuticals, thus it should specialize in this sector and generate income.
Figure 3
The above figure shows the export trend of pharmaceuticals from Indian market to the world. The
highest export was recorded in financial year 2015 16. Despite of the fall in subsequent year it still
maintained it power in the global market. India enjoys relative advantage in this sector, which is been
calculated by the Balassa index. The strength of the exports has been compared with overall export of
the ASEAN. As Indian pharmaceutical sector was growing similarly the pharmaceutical sector of
ASEAN was flourishing which was making it an attractive for JAPAN and United States the sales
from this sector was more than 20 billion us dollar by end of the
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Summary Of Prayer At Valley Forge
The painting by Arnold Friberg Prayer at Valley Forge, shows George Washington praying for his
troops during the harsh winter but does not fully allow the viewer to understand the conditions of
soldiers during their stay at Valley Forge. Valley Forge is one of the most famous times during the
American Revolution even though it was not a battle. At this point in the war the Americans were
losing the Revolution and many soldiers were sick and dying while the others were deserting. If I
would have been at Valley Forge I would have deserted, and I think given these conditions many
people would choose desertion over re enlistment. Desertion will be high in the military if three
conditions are met: lack of adequate shelter, lack of a proper supplies and lack of belief in the cause.
Adequate shelter for soldiers will increase the willingness to stay in the army and not desert. Living in
Valley Forge during the winter of 1778 meant living in huts. These huts were a rudimentary log cabin
with a stick and clay fireplace, no windows and held 12 men (BACKGROUND ESSAY). Besides
being cold the lack of windows caused the huts to become filled with smoke. So now the soldiers had
to decide if they were going to keep a fire going with the door closed causing them to choke on the
smoke, not have a fire inside, or to open the door and let the cold in. None of these choices were great.
In the diary of Dr. Waldo he described the soldiers housing as hard lodging and that he was smoak d
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The painting by Arnold Friberg Prayer at Valley Forge, shows George Washington praying for his
troops during the harsh winter but does not fully allow the viewer to understand the conditions of
soldiers during their stay at Valley Forge. Valley Forge is one of the most famous times during the
American Revolution even though it was not a battle. At this point in the war the Americans were
losing the Revolution and many soldiers were sick and dying while the others were deserting. If I
would have been at Valley Forge I would have deserted, and I think given these conditions many
people would choose desertion over re enlistment. Desertion will be high in the military if three
conditions are met: lack of adequate shelter, lack of a proper supplies and lack of belief in the cause.
Adequate shelter for soldiers will increase the willingness to stay in the army and not desert. Living in
Valley Forge during the winter of 1778 meant living in huts. These huts were a rudimentary log cabin
with a stick and clay fireplace, no windows and held 12 men (BACKGROUND ESSAY). Besides
being cold the lack of windows caused the huts to become filled with smoke. So now the soldiers had
to decide if they were going to keep a fire going with the door closed causing them to choke on the
smoke, not have a fire inside, or to open the door and let the cold in. None of these choices were great.
In the diary of Dr. Waldo he described the soldiers housing as hard lodging and that he was smoak d
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The Pros And Cons Of White Collar Crime
Criminals walk amongst us everyday. When people hear the word criminal, murderer , robber , and
arsonist , are what most people think of. No one thinks about the CEO of a billion dollar company, the
everyday pharmacist, or even a trusted personal financial advisor. This is due to the respectability and
high social status these occupations hold (Temchenko, 2016). Of the many crimes committed every
year, white collar crimes are one of the most highest crimes committed because they are overlooked.
On July 28, 2016 , 14 year old Bresha Meadows, who had no prior record of violence, was arrested
and potentially up for a life sentence in prison for saving her family from more domestic abuse by
shooting her father (Jeltsen, 2016) . In 2003 the former chairman and chief executive of MCSi
Michael E. Peppel, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy, money laundering and filing false documents
with the Securities and Exchange Commission was only sentenced to spend seven days in prison
because Peppel was a remarkably good man . The charges against Peppel carry a minimum 8 year
sentence (Henning, 2013). Sentencing disparities between white collar crime versus street crime is a
crime within itself and some form of justice needs to be served. Sentencing disparity is defined as a
circumstance where alike cases are not treated similarly or different cases are not treated differently
(Council of Europe, 1989). An example would be two men who each stole the same amount of items.
Neither have
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Criminals walk amongst us everyday. When people hear the word criminal, murderer , robber , and
arsonist , are what most people think of. No one thinks about the CEO of a billion dollar company, the
everyday pharmacist, or even a trusted personal financial advisor. This is due to the respectability and
high social status these occupations hold (Temchenko, 2016). Of the many crimes committed every
year, white collar crimes are one of the most highest crimes committed because they are overlooked.
On July 28, 2016 , 14 year old Bresha Meadows, who had no prior record of violence, was arrested
and potentially up for a life sentence in prison for saving her family from more domestic abuse by
shooting her father (Jeltsen, 2016) . In 2003 the former chairman and chief executive of MCSi
Michael E. Peppel, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy, money laundering and filing false documents
with the Securities and Exchange Commission was only sentenced to spend seven days in prison
because Peppel was a remarkably good man . The charges against Peppel carry a minimum 8 year
sentence (Henning, 2013). Sentencing disparities between white collar crime versus street crime is a
crime within itself and some form of justice needs to be served. Sentencing disparity is defined as a
circumstance where alike cases are not treated similarly or different cases are not treated differently
(Council of Europe, 1989). An example would be two men who each stole the same amount of items.
Neither have
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Descriptive Essay On A Crazy Canoe Capper
Next year I am hoping for you to join me in my insane, adrenaline pumping ride called the crazy
canoe capper. This ride is based off a wicked canoe ride. You will be flung around the adventure of a
lifetime near rocks, sharks, hills, and water. The ride consists of a roller coaster, water ride, and a
creepy place to be. Plus, you should be ready to go fast and slow, up and down, and side to side. When
you are entering the building you will see a canoe in the water. Since it is called the crazing canoe
capper the cart is a canoe but on a track that is under water. This cart consists of bright neon colors on
the top with swirls and curvy lines. Only two seats will be placed in the cart, but on the side will be all
caps CRAZY CANOE CAPPER. When you come out of the building you will see on your ... Show
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As you are floating past the flags you have a lot of potential energy. Next, you are being propelled up
the hill by a force with a constant speed. As you are going up there is mist lying against your face.
When you do get up the hill the water track will start winding down the pole as you start to gain
momentum. The speed of your canoe going down the pole determines the mass of how much each of
the rider s weight so be careful about who you sit with. Centripetal acceleration along with centripetal
force are two of the many things you will be feeling. However, right before you stop winding and go
straight you will notice there is no more water. You then go down the hill and start to go into free fall.
A simple loop will be waiting for you at the bottom after you are done free falling. In the middle of the
loop, you will feel air resistance and also gravity pulling you down. After the loop, you will go up
another hill but you will have some potential energy. Additionally, the coaster will turn into a water
coaster as soon as you start going down. When you do go down the hill you will start to free fall once
more, but soon enough friction will
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Next year I am hoping for you to join me in my insane, adrenaline pumping ride called the crazy
canoe capper. This ride is based off a wicked canoe ride. You will be flung around the adventure of a
lifetime near rocks, sharks, hills, and water. The ride consists of a roller coaster, water ride, and a
creepy place to be. Plus, you should be ready to go fast and slow, up and down, and side to side. When
you are entering the building you will see a canoe in the water. Since it is called the crazing canoe
capper the cart is a canoe but on a track that is under water. This cart consists of bright neon colors on
the top with swirls and curvy lines. Only two seats will be placed in the cart, but on the side will be all
caps CRAZY CANOE CAPPER. When you come out of the building you will see on your ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As you are floating past the flags you have a lot of potential energy. Next, you are being propelled up
the hill by a force with a constant speed. As you are going up there is mist lying against your face.
When you do get up the hill the water track will start winding down the pole as you start to gain
momentum. The speed of your canoe going down the pole determines the mass of how much each of
the rider s weight so be careful about who you sit with. Centripetal acceleration along with centripetal
force are two of the many things you will be feeling. However, right before you stop winding and go
straight you will notice there is no more water. You then go down the hill and start to go into free fall.
A simple loop will be waiting for you at the bottom after you are done free falling. In the middle of the
loop, you will feel air resistance and also gravity pulling you down. After the loop, you will go up
another hill but you will have some potential energy. Additionally, the coaster will turn into a water
coaster as soon as you start going down. When you do go down the hill you will start to free fall once
more, but soon enough friction will
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Abraham s Sacrifice Of Isaac
Giovanni Battista Gaulli, also known as II Baciccio, painted Abraham s Sacrifice of Isaac in ca. 1700.
He used oil on a canvas that is 63 ΒΌ by 51 5/8, so it is fairly large, and most likely a piece for public
viewing. Using a simple palette of brown, blue, green, white, gold, and red, Baciccio depicts the
biblical story of Abraham and Isaac. This representation shows Abraham standing over the restricted
Isaac, who appears to be content with being sacrificed. Unlike Isaac, the emotional Abraham holds the
knife stretched from his side towards an unknown voice, and is captured in the moment of his
realization that the voice belonged to an angel of the lord. The graceful being floats down from the
upper left of the canvas dressed in all white. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Baciccio wanted the story he represented to be easily recognized, so he made the angel wear white
robes, and display a large set of wings. Abraham appears to be the eldest looking of the group with his
beard, wrinkles and is the one who wears the only true red shown on the canvas. In contrast, Isaac s
boyish appearance is presented in the nude. Along with these distinguishing characteristics, Baciccio
uses color, and linear perspective to tell this story. He separates the canvas with a background of
mountains and trees, a midground of people watching the sky in an open field, and a foreground of his
main subject. The focal point becomes the hand Abraham is using to hold the knife. The orthogonals
of the altarpiece, mountains in the background, and decent of the angel all point to this location. The
excellent details around the hand when contrasted by the natural blurring of the cloudy background
draw the eye. Baciccio also uses trees to circle the important trio, and tell the audience that they are
the ones who need the attention. Little glances of the landscape can be seen behind them, but for the
most part these three figures take up the majority of the canvas. Baciccio wanted to make it easy for
the viewer to recognize the story immediately, but those who constantly stare at every leaf, pebble,
hair, and brushstroke get the real pleasure of knowing the true story, he story of how the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Giovanni Battista Gaulli, also known as II Baciccio, painted Abraham s Sacrifice of Isaac in ca. 1700.
He used oil on a canvas that is 63 ΒΌ by 51 5/8, so it is fairly large, and most likely a piece for public
viewing. Using a simple palette of brown, blue, green, white, gold, and red, Baciccio depicts the
biblical story of Abraham and Isaac. This representation shows Abraham standing over the restricted
Isaac, who appears to be content with being sacrificed. Unlike Isaac, the emotional Abraham holds the
knife stretched from his side towards an unknown voice, and is captured in the moment of his
realization that the voice belonged to an angel of the lord. The graceful being floats down from the
upper left of the canvas dressed in all white. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Baciccio wanted the story he represented to be easily recognized, so he made the angel wear white
robes, and display a large set of wings. Abraham appears to be the eldest looking of the group with his
beard, wrinkles and is the one who wears the only true red shown on the canvas. In contrast, Isaac s
boyish appearance is presented in the nude. Along with these distinguishing characteristics, Baciccio
uses color, and linear perspective to tell this story. He separates the canvas with a background of
mountains and trees, a midground of people watching the sky in an open field, and a foreground of his
main subject. The focal point becomes the hand Abraham is using to hold the knife. The orthogonals
of the altarpiece, mountains in the background, and decent of the angel all point to this location. The
excellent details around the hand when contrasted by the natural blurring of the cloudy background
draw the eye. Baciccio also uses trees to circle the important trio, and tell the audience that they are
the ones who need the attention. Little glances of the landscape can be seen behind them, but for the
most part these three figures take up the majority of the canvas. Baciccio wanted to make it easy for
the viewer to recognize the story immediately, but those who constantly stare at every leaf, pebble,
hair, and brushstroke get the real pleasure of knowing the true story, he story of how the
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