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Personal Leadership Essay
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Personal Leadership Essay
Crafting a Personal Leadership Essay can be both a challenging and rewarding endeavor. The
difficulty lies not only in the need for introspection but also in articulating one's experiences,
values, and leadership philosophy effectively. To create a compelling essay, one must delve deep
into personal experiences, reflecting on instances that shaped their leadership style.
Expressing thoughts coherently becomes a task, as the writer navigates through their own
journey, trying to articulate lessons learned, challenges faced, and personal growth achieved.
Finding the right balance between humility and confidence, showcasing leadership skills without
sounding boastful, adds another layer of complexity.
Moreover, addressing the prompt with originality and avoiding clichГ©s is crucial. It demands
creativity to present a unique perspective on leadership that distinguishes the essay from others.
Balancing vulnerability and strength is a tightrope walk, as the writer aims to connect with the
audience while maintaining professionalism.
The process requires meticulous editing and revising to ensure clarity and coherence. Crafting a
well-structured essay demands time, dedication, and a willingness to revise repeatedly. It
involves not only the initial drafting but also refining language, tone, and style to resonate with
the intended audience.
In conclusion, writing a Personal Leadership Essay involves a journey into self-reflection and
effective communication. While challenging, it provides an opportunity for personal and
intellectual growth. Aspiring leaders must navigate the intricate path of sharing their experiences
and insights, aiming for an essay that is both authentic and compelling.
For those seeking assistance with similar essays or any other academic writing tasks, professional
services like HelpWriting.net offer support and expertise to ease the writing process.
Personal Leadership EssayPersonal Leadership Essay
Crafting a Personal Leadership Essay can be both a challenging and rewarding endeavor. The
difficulty lies not only in the need for introspection but also in articulating one's experiences,
values, and leadership philosophy effectively. To create a compelling essay, one must delve deep
into personal experiences, reflecting on instances that shaped their leadership style.
Expressing thoughts coherently becomes a task, as the writer navigates through their own
journey, trying to articulate lessons learned, challenges faced, and personal growth achieved.
Finding the right balance between humility and confidence, showcasing leadership skills without
sounding boastful, adds another layer of complexity.
Moreover, addressing the prompt with originality and avoiding clichГ©s is crucial. It demands
creativity to present a unique perspective on leadership that distinguishes the essay from others.
Balancing vulnerability and strength is a tightrope walk, as the writer aims to connect with the
audience while maintaining professionalism.
The process requires meticulous editing and revising to ensure clarity and coherence. Crafting a
well-structured essay demands time, dedication, and a willingness to revise repeatedly. It
involves not only the initial drafting but also refining language, tone, and style to resonate with
the intended audience.
In conclusion, writing a Personal Leadership Essay involves a journey into self-reflection and
effective communication. While challenging, it provides an opportunity for personal and
intellectual growth. Aspiring leaders must navigate the intricate path of sharing their experiences
and insights, aiming for an essay that is both authentic and compelling.
For those seeking assistance with similar essays or any other academic writing tasks, professional
services like HelpWriting.net offer support and expertise to ease the writing process.
Personal Leadership EssayPersonal Leadership Essay
The Effect Of Heat Treatment On Manufacturing
Capabilities...
Growth of any country depends upon its manufacturing capabilities. Today is world
of competitiveness. Every industry must need to increase their performance and
reliability as well as quality.Besides this one need to consider cost. Because at last
cost will decide whether the thing is of superior quality in that range. So every
industry must reduce the cost of process.
Every product need to perform different functions as well as under different
condition. So product must possess different properties as per its usage.Different
properties of the product will depend on the material used.But most of function doesn
t requires only one property. So product should have bunch of properties.
Heat treatment is a group of industrial and metalworking processes used to alter the
physical properties of a material. Heat treatment is the process of treating material by
heating the material up to certain temperature and then cooling it at various cooling
rates.It is noteworthy that the term heat treatment applies only to processes where the
heating and cooling are done for the specific purpose of altering properties
intentionally.
Other type of heating and cooling often occur incidentally during other manufacturing
processes such as hot forming or welding which can t be considered under heat
treatment processes.By using heat treatment process various property for same
material can be achieved. This will be the combination of properties required.
Taguchi technique is the arithmetical model
Capabilities...
Growth of any country depends upon its manufacturing capabilities. Today is world
of competitiveness. Every industry must need to increase their performance and
reliability as well as quality.Besides this one need to consider cost. Because at last
cost will decide whether the thing is of superior quality in that range. So every
industry must reduce the cost of process.
Every product need to perform different functions as well as under different
condition. So product must possess different properties as per its usage.Different
properties of the product will depend on the material used.But most of function doesn
t requires only one property. So product should have bunch of properties.
Heat treatment is a group of industrial and metalworking processes used to alter the
physical properties of a material. Heat treatment is the process of treating material by
heating the material up to certain temperature and then cooling it at various cooling
rates.It is noteworthy that the term heat treatment applies only to processes where the
heating and cooling are done for the specific purpose of altering properties
intentionally.
Other type of heating and cooling often occur incidentally during other manufacturing
processes such as hot forming or welding which can t be considered under heat
treatment processes.By using heat treatment process various property for same
material can be achieved. This will be the combination of properties required.
Taguchi technique is the arithmetical model
Drones Research Paper
Drones can be used to to monitor crops and livestock. It reduces costs because
there is no longer the need to pay a pilot to fly over your fields and observe your
crops. Hiring a pilot can cost nearly $1000 an hour, drones cost about $1000 each
and can be reused. Drones are not just reusable they are also resiliant. They cut
other costs as well, such as buying satilite images. Many drones come equip with
high quaility cameras that show more details than many satilite images. Drones also
save farmers very valuable time. It takes much less time to monitor crops from the
air than it does to monitor them from the ground. During that time farmers can do
other things like manage livestock or harvest produce. There is also a failsafe on the
dromes
Drones can be used to to monitor crops and livestock. It reduces costs because
there is no longer the need to pay a pilot to fly over your fields and observe your
crops. Hiring a pilot can cost nearly $1000 an hour, drones cost about $1000 each
and can be reused. Drones are not just reusable they are also resiliant. They cut
other costs as well, such as buying satilite images. Many drones come equip with
high quaility cameras that show more details than many satilite images. Drones also
save farmers very valuable time. It takes much less time to monitor crops from the
air than it does to monitor them from the ground. During that time farmers can do
other things like manage livestock or harvest produce. There is also a failsafe on the
dromes
Fleming s Experiments
The Stone Lab facility on Gibraltar Island shuddered as another collapse brought
down the rest of Flemings laboratory. The old castle had been smoldering for the
better part of two weeks. Charred wood sprouted flames, as buried embers found
oxygen enough to produce fire once again.
Two of Flemings experiments remained in their glass enclosure. One lay on its table,
pinned down by some debris that had fallen during the initial collapse. On the table
beside the destroyed creature was its companion. Cold, gray flesh mingling with steel
and computers, creating an undead cyborg.
Electric leads, which earlier connected the slumbering monster to the now destroyed
solar array. The Predator experiment, as Fleming had called it, had been a success. ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Two figures aboard a medium sized boat are maneuvering out into the water. The
cyborg focuses it s optics on the pair, zooming in for a better view. The enlarged
image shows that both are male humans and are radiating heat. They are alive.
Images of the facilities guards stream across the interior screens inside the helmet.
The computer compares the escaping humans with all on file. No match is found.
Bold red letters reflect off undead eyes, KILL. As the cyborg moves forward, one of
the humans notices the machine enhanced zombie. Patting the other on its shoulder as
they both look at the mechanized horror. The boat, continuing its course, pulls further
away.
The cyborg runs in a straight path, but as it nears the edge of the dock it stops. The
helmet display warning of the water ahead overrides the command to kill and causes
the creature to halt before plunging into the lake.
It s chase barred the computer instantly scans the dock for a means to continue its
pursuit. Each possibility is located, evaluated and rejected. Motor boats are not part
of it s programming. The fleeing vessel was growing smaller in the distance when the
cyborgs green eyepieces lock onto a rowboat. An almost human grin strains the taut
skin of its
The Stone Lab facility on Gibraltar Island shuddered as another collapse brought
down the rest of Flemings laboratory. The old castle had been smoldering for the
better part of two weeks. Charred wood sprouted flames, as buried embers found
oxygen enough to produce fire once again.
Two of Flemings experiments remained in their glass enclosure. One lay on its table,
pinned down by some debris that had fallen during the initial collapse. On the table
beside the destroyed creature was its companion. Cold, gray flesh mingling with steel
and computers, creating an undead cyborg.
Electric leads, which earlier connected the slumbering monster to the now destroyed
solar array. The Predator experiment, as Fleming had called it, had been a success. ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Two figures aboard a medium sized boat are maneuvering out into the water. The
cyborg focuses it s optics on the pair, zooming in for a better view. The enlarged
image shows that both are male humans and are radiating heat. They are alive.
Images of the facilities guards stream across the interior screens inside the helmet.
The computer compares the escaping humans with all on file. No match is found.
Bold red letters reflect off undead eyes, KILL. As the cyborg moves forward, one of
the humans notices the machine enhanced zombie. Patting the other on its shoulder as
they both look at the mechanized horror. The boat, continuing its course, pulls further
away.
The cyborg runs in a straight path, but as it nears the edge of the dock it stops. The
helmet display warning of the water ahead overrides the command to kill and causes
the creature to halt before plunging into the lake.
It s chase barred the computer instantly scans the dock for a means to continue its
pursuit. Each possibility is located, evaluated and rejected. Motor boats are not part
of it s programming. The fleeing vessel was growing smaller in the distance when the
cyborgs green eyepieces lock onto a rowboat. An almost human grin strains the taut
skin of its
The Puritan Era
There is no doubt in history that the Puritan era was a fascinating, and remarkable
time. The Puritans indeed shaped young America, and the early years of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The Puritans had deep pride in their community,
and even greater pride in their faith, and their beliefs. Religion was the most
important aspect of their community, and they wanted it to be the center focus of the
society that they were building. Their faith was continuously practiced, and preached
from the time they were a newborn, and continued upon the day that they passed.
They found that literature was the most ingenious way to teach their faith. In order
for everybody to be able to master the religion, they set up classrooms, and hired
teachers.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Puritans greatest value was without a doubt their religion, and their faith. They
valued trying to enforce an education for the children, in order for the practice of
their religion to be sought out, and carried on for generations to come. The
importance of education was shown in the first educational law in Massachusetts
which was called, The Old Deluder Act of 1647 . This law stated that, It is therefore
ordered that every township in this jurisdiction, after the Lord hath increased them to
fifty households shall forthwith appoint one within their town to teach all such
children as shall resort to him to write and read, whose wages shall be paid either by
the parents or masters of such children, or by the inhabitants in general, by way of
supply, as the major part of those that order the prudentials of the town shall appoint;
provided those that send their children be not oppressed by paying much more than
they can have them taught for in other towns. ( The Old Deluder Act (1647). )This
law showed the magnitude of how important education was for their community. The
importance of family was also a strong value amongst the Puritans. Puritans such as,
Anne Bradstreet truly showed the emphasis, and importance on family life within the
lines of her poetry. Her poetry truly gave insight on the community, and what was
important for the families. One poem in particular that shows what family meant to a
mother during the Puritan era is titled, In Reference to Her Children. Bradstreet
strong emotions towards her beloved children are shown in lines such, That did
what could be done for young / And nurst you up till you were strong / And fore she
once would let you fly / She shew d you joy and misery, / Taught what was good, and
what was ill, / What would save life, and what would kill. / Thus gone, amongst you I
may live, / And dead, yet speak and counsel give. / Farewell, my
There is no doubt in history that the Puritan era was a fascinating, and remarkable
time. The Puritans indeed shaped young America, and the early years of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The Puritans had deep pride in their community,
and even greater pride in their faith, and their beliefs. Religion was the most
important aspect of their community, and they wanted it to be the center focus of the
society that they were building. Their faith was continuously practiced, and preached
from the time they were a newborn, and continued upon the day that they passed.
They found that literature was the most ingenious way to teach their faith. In order
for everybody to be able to master the religion, they set up classrooms, and hired
teachers.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Puritans greatest value was without a doubt their religion, and their faith. They
valued trying to enforce an education for the children, in order for the practice of
their religion to be sought out, and carried on for generations to come. The
importance of education was shown in the first educational law in Massachusetts
which was called, The Old Deluder Act of 1647 . This law stated that, It is therefore
ordered that every township in this jurisdiction, after the Lord hath increased them to
fifty households shall forthwith appoint one within their town to teach all such
children as shall resort to him to write and read, whose wages shall be paid either by
the parents or masters of such children, or by the inhabitants in general, by way of
supply, as the major part of those that order the prudentials of the town shall appoint;
provided those that send their children be not oppressed by paying much more than
they can have them taught for in other towns. ( The Old Deluder Act (1647). )This
law showed the magnitude of how important education was for their community. The
importance of family was also a strong value amongst the Puritans. Puritans such as,
Anne Bradstreet truly showed the emphasis, and importance on family life within the
lines of her poetry. Her poetry truly gave insight on the community, and what was
important for the families. One poem in particular that shows what family meant to a
mother during the Puritan era is titled, In Reference to Her Children. Bradstreet
strong emotions towards her beloved children are shown in lines such, That did
what could be done for young / And nurst you up till you were strong / And fore she
once would let you fly / She shew d you joy and misery, / Taught what was good, and
what was ill, / What would save life, and what would kill. / Thus gone, amongst you I
may live, / And dead, yet speak and counsel give. / Farewell, my
Universities Censorship
Over the centuries Universities have been regulated by several diverse organizations,
the government being the main influence. With the Universities conformity (alliance
or association or collaberation) with the government, this manipulation is pulling
away from what a University is meant to be. When Universities are influenced by
excess amounts of funding this increases the disturbance of how teachers and
scholars are influenced. Moreover, Universities have acquired significant amounts of
funding in respects to assertive departments: medical research, basic science research,
and engineering research. As universities increase enrollment, thus, increasing the
requirements for additional supplies for research projects, and implementing the need
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, as universities increase student enrollment, the university will require
additional supplies for research projects. This compels administration to seek funding
rather than searching for ways to benefit society. In addition, causing problems
between colleagues and various departments, however, keep in mind when one
department receives funding over another due to Government influences, the smaller
departments are still funded by smaller organizations. Furthermore, the government is
trying exert certain departments to distribute their findings. The rise to
commercialize research has been ongoing since the 1980 s. In 2002 the Association
of Universities and Colleges of Canada, along with the government, assembled a
meeting to discuss commercialization and the major research departments. The three
companies emplaced an alliance stating the Universities will receive double the
funding for research departments, in return tripling the commercialization.
Interestingly, the department faculties were not in attendance for this conference;
whom are considerable contributors to the commercialization of funded project. The
government has already capitalized peoples well being in regards to mental health as
demonstrated by commercialized products. Therefore, anti depressants drugs are
endorsed because they are commercialized. Not addressing that mental health can be
approached in various ways. However, the evidence is rising that such natural
products can
Over the centuries Universities have been regulated by several diverse organizations,
the government being the main influence. With the Universities conformity (alliance
or association or collaberation) with the government, this manipulation is pulling
away from what a University is meant to be. When Universities are influenced by
excess amounts of funding this increases the disturbance of how teachers and
scholars are influenced. Moreover, Universities have acquired significant amounts of
funding in respects to assertive departments: medical research, basic science research,
and engineering research. As universities increase enrollment, thus, increasing the
requirements for additional supplies for research projects, and implementing the need
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, as universities increase student enrollment, the university will require
additional supplies for research projects. This compels administration to seek funding
rather than searching for ways to benefit society. In addition, causing problems
between colleagues and various departments, however, keep in mind when one
department receives funding over another due to Government influences, the smaller
departments are still funded by smaller organizations. Furthermore, the government is
trying exert certain departments to distribute their findings. The rise to
commercialize research has been ongoing since the 1980 s. In 2002 the Association
of Universities and Colleges of Canada, along with the government, assembled a
meeting to discuss commercialization and the major research departments. The three
companies emplaced an alliance stating the Universities will receive double the
funding for research departments, in return tripling the commercialization.
Interestingly, the department faculties were not in attendance for this conference;
whom are considerable contributors to the commercialization of funded project. The
government has already capitalized peoples well being in regards to mental health as
demonstrated by commercialized products. Therefore, anti depressants drugs are
endorsed because they are commercialized. Not addressing that mental health can be
approached in various ways. However, the evidence is rising that such natural
products can
The Pros And Cons Of LUSH
Do you ever pass by someone and think wow they have nice soft skin? Well you
can have that same skin, how you ask! Well one easy way to get soft great smelling
skin is to use LUSH bath bombs at least once a week. LUSH is a company that
makes hand made products in Canada. The company uses ingredients for the
products that are never tested on animals; nor are any ingredients they buy from
other companies. The bath bombs are made from the freshest ingredients; they
strive on making quality products. LUSH bath bombs are not only pretty but smell
like paradise for your bath water, they have a number of different kinds of bath
bombs to choose from. Your skin will love you for the care since we do live in dry
Alberta.
LUSH has so many wonderful ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why would you want to support the abuse of animals for a product that is gone
within a couple hours. If you would not harm an animal why support products that do
it. LUSH uses vegetarian alternatives, which is great to see that this company is
instead using things that are produced and grown. LUSH has been fighting against
animal testing for over 30 years. As we all know animals are used in such cruel ways
for testing purposes; we also know that today science has come so far that we are
able to replace animal testing with non animal test methods that are as equally
evident, and way cheaper.
Lastly, LUSH only uses the freshest ingredients to make their products. Fresh
vegetables, flowers, fruits, and herbs are all straight from local suppliers who also
are against animal cruelty. LUSHs products are all freshly made weekly so that
customers receive the freshest products, which is probably why they have such
great reviews and such high demand for products. I have been using LUSH products
for over a year and a half and highly recommend indulging your self care routine in
LUSH Cosmetics you wont be disappointed.
Finally, as a satisfied customer of LUSH Cosmetics I guarantee you will never go
back to regular plain old bath times, the Bath bombs will silken your skin;
furthermore, will indulge every relaxing sense in your body. They have everything
for everyone s pleasure and age is never a concern, because there is no age
requirement; let the child
Do you ever pass by someone and think wow they have nice soft skin? Well you
can have that same skin, how you ask! Well one easy way to get soft great smelling
skin is to use LUSH bath bombs at least once a week. LUSH is a company that
makes hand made products in Canada. The company uses ingredients for the
products that are never tested on animals; nor are any ingredients they buy from
other companies. The bath bombs are made from the freshest ingredients; they
strive on making quality products. LUSH bath bombs are not only pretty but smell
like paradise for your bath water, they have a number of different kinds of bath
bombs to choose from. Your skin will love you for the care since we do live in dry
Alberta.
LUSH has so many wonderful ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why would you want to support the abuse of animals for a product that is gone
within a couple hours. If you would not harm an animal why support products that do
it. LUSH uses vegetarian alternatives, which is great to see that this company is
instead using things that are produced and grown. LUSH has been fighting against
animal testing for over 30 years. As we all know animals are used in such cruel ways
for testing purposes; we also know that today science has come so far that we are
able to replace animal testing with non animal test methods that are as equally
evident, and way cheaper.
Lastly, LUSH only uses the freshest ingredients to make their products. Fresh
vegetables, flowers, fruits, and herbs are all straight from local suppliers who also
are against animal cruelty. LUSHs products are all freshly made weekly so that
customers receive the freshest products, which is probably why they have such
great reviews and such high demand for products. I have been using LUSH products
for over a year and a half and highly recommend indulging your self care routine in
LUSH Cosmetics you wont be disappointed.
Finally, as a satisfied customer of LUSH Cosmetics I guarantee you will never go
back to regular plain old bath times, the Bath bombs will silken your skin;
furthermore, will indulge every relaxing sense in your body. They have everything
for everyone s pleasure and age is never a concern, because there is no age
requirement; let the child
Essay about The Heroism of Minerva Mirabal Who was
the...
How do the Mirabal sisters compare to colonial patriots? Both fought for freedom.
Both risked their lives to gain their freedom. And even though all of the Mirabal
sisters were involved,
I believe that Minerva was the most courageous. She fought for her personal freedom,
she fought for the rights of women, and she even brought her own family into the
rebellion to assist her in fighting against tyranny.. Through this essay I will explain
my overall opinion and show that
Minerva was the bravest and most devoted of the Mirabal sisters.
Minerva first began to show her bravery when she wanted to go to a boarding school.
She was not afraid of being away from home, even as a child. She wants to
experience the world to free her mind and widen her ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This was at the formal dance when Trujillo began to dance with her and they began to
talk. Minerva thought to use the opportunity to her advantage and requests that
Trujillo allow her into law school. Despite her attempts, Trujillo ignores her pleas
responding with The university is no place for a woman these days, and he then
continues to attempt to fondle her. Trujillo continue to try to seduce
Minerva, who quickly stands against Trujillo and states, I m afraid I m not for
conquest. responding to Trujillo saying that Minerva would make a nice conquest.
She realizes that she has failed to persuade Trujillo and attempts to leave, but
Trujillo holds her against him. When she attempts to pull away a second time,
Trujillo becomes quite vulgar. The third time that she attempts to leave and fails,
Minerva slaps Trujillo without contemplating the consequences. This obviously
angers Trujillo. The Mirabals depart from the party to avoid any punishment. Over
the next few days, the Mirabals attempt to apologize for leaving the party earlier,
but are eventually called in by Trujillo. Trujillo begins to make small talk about his
dice and of the Mirabals breaking the law and leaving the part early. Minerva then
raises a question about the dice and of her request to be allowed to go to law school.
Trujillo expands this when he states, I ll tell you what. I ll let you toss for the
privilege. You win, you get your wish. I win, I get mine. , Trujillo s wish being to
bed Minerva.
the...
How do the Mirabal sisters compare to colonial patriots? Both fought for freedom.
Both risked their lives to gain their freedom. And even though all of the Mirabal
sisters were involved,
I believe that Minerva was the most courageous. She fought for her personal freedom,
she fought for the rights of women, and she even brought her own family into the
rebellion to assist her in fighting against tyranny.. Through this essay I will explain
my overall opinion and show that
Minerva was the bravest and most devoted of the Mirabal sisters.
Minerva first began to show her bravery when she wanted to go to a boarding school.
She was not afraid of being away from home, even as a child. She wants to
experience the world to free her mind and widen her ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This was at the formal dance when Trujillo began to dance with her and they began to
talk. Minerva thought to use the opportunity to her advantage and requests that
Trujillo allow her into law school. Despite her attempts, Trujillo ignores her pleas
responding with The university is no place for a woman these days, and he then
continues to attempt to fondle her. Trujillo continue to try to seduce
Minerva, who quickly stands against Trujillo and states, I m afraid I m not for
conquest. responding to Trujillo saying that Minerva would make a nice conquest.
She realizes that she has failed to persuade Trujillo and attempts to leave, but
Trujillo holds her against him. When she attempts to pull away a second time,
Trujillo becomes quite vulgar. The third time that she attempts to leave and fails,
Minerva slaps Trujillo without contemplating the consequences. This obviously
angers Trujillo. The Mirabals depart from the party to avoid any punishment. Over
the next few days, the Mirabals attempt to apologize for leaving the party earlier,
but are eventually called in by Trujillo. Trujillo begins to make small talk about his
dice and of the Mirabals breaking the law and leaving the part early. Minerva then
raises a question about the dice and of her request to be allowed to go to law school.
Trujillo expands this when he states, I ll tell you what. I ll let you toss for the
privilege. You win, you get your wish. I win, I get mine. , Trujillo s wish being to
bed Minerva.
Review Of The Wrath Of Jupiter
The Wrath Of Jupiter
It started out, a normal day. I was going to the fields, like usual. My wife, Fabiana,
wanted to say good bye. Unlike most Roman marriages, we truly loved each other.
Every day I left for work she would be right there saying good bye. So far she hasn t
missed a single day. I see you are already heading out , she said. Well I want to earn
some extra money this BC , I replied. I know , she said a little upset, but I know
that you re just trying to help this family. The baby is on the way and you re right
on one thing, we need extra money. I knew she d understand. I sometimes thought
that me and Fabiana were a little peculiar because of the things we did. We were the
only ones that married for love ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was about half way through the day and we had already gotten half of the fields. I
still had half the day to go but when I d get home I d get one of the best meals I d
ever have when I ever I d get home. I started to notice that it was getting darker. I
looked up and I saw that the sky was 1 spontaneously darker and filled with clouds.
That s when somebody yelled at the top of their lungs, JUPITER IS ABOUT TO
STRIKE!!!!!!!!!!!! IT LOOKS LIKE IT S GOING TO HIT THE SPRING!!!
EVERYBODY RUUUUUUUN!!!!!!! That s when chaos broke loose. Everybody
was running to their homes, so they could get to cover, especially in the fields. But
I wasn t worried about getting to cover, I was worried about Fabiana. She was at
the spring and if she didn t get to cover, I don t know what I ll do. I was running to
the spring as fast as I could. I started to think that if I lost her, I wouldn t only lose
her, I d loose my new baby too. I wasn t going to lose her. I wasn t going to lose
everything. I had ran for a while until I finally saw the spring. There she was,
standing there. I yelled her name a couple of times until I caught her attention. She
started running towards me and I ran to her. We were so far away from each other,
but I just knew that we would make...BOOOOOOOM!!!!! The ground shook as I
flew to the ground. I woke up
The Wrath Of Jupiter
It started out, a normal day. I was going to the fields, like usual. My wife, Fabiana,
wanted to say good bye. Unlike most Roman marriages, we truly loved each other.
Every day I left for work she would be right there saying good bye. So far she hasn t
missed a single day. I see you are already heading out , she said. Well I want to earn
some extra money this BC , I replied. I know , she said a little upset, but I know
that you re just trying to help this family. The baby is on the way and you re right
on one thing, we need extra money. I knew she d understand. I sometimes thought
that me and Fabiana were a little peculiar because of the things we did. We were the
only ones that married for love ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was about half way through the day and we had already gotten half of the fields. I
still had half the day to go but when I d get home I d get one of the best meals I d
ever have when I ever I d get home. I started to notice that it was getting darker. I
looked up and I saw that the sky was 1 spontaneously darker and filled with clouds.
That s when somebody yelled at the top of their lungs, JUPITER IS ABOUT TO
STRIKE!!!!!!!!!!!! IT LOOKS LIKE IT S GOING TO HIT THE SPRING!!!
EVERYBODY RUUUUUUUN!!!!!!! That s when chaos broke loose. Everybody
was running to their homes, so they could get to cover, especially in the fields. But
I wasn t worried about getting to cover, I was worried about Fabiana. She was at
the spring and if she didn t get to cover, I don t know what I ll do. I was running to
the spring as fast as I could. I started to think that if I lost her, I wouldn t only lose
her, I d loose my new baby too. I wasn t going to lose her. I wasn t going to lose
everything. I had ran for a while until I finally saw the spring. There she was,
standing there. I yelled her name a couple of times until I caught her attention. She
started running towards me and I ran to her. We were so far away from each other,
but I just knew that we would make...BOOOOOOOM!!!!! The ground shook as I
flew to the ground. I woke up
The Iliad Essay
Divine Intervention is a direct and obvious intervention by a god or goddess in the
affairs of humans . In various myths such as the Iliad, the Epic of Gilgamesh, and
Herakles, divine intervention was called upon in order to restrain a hero s destructive
or too powerful forces. Although the divine intervention was used to impair different
heroes, the purpose to constrain was the same in all the narratives.
Homer s The Iliad: Book XX features a battle between the Trojans and Achaians,
shortly after Patroklus death (Lattimore Book XVI), where the gods must intervene
in order to restrain Achilleus destructive nature that becomes amplified due to the
grief and wrath as a result of the loss of his cousin/lover. The divine foresaw an early
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It plays a main role in the beginning with the creation of Enkidu, the middle with
Ishtar, and the end with the destruction of Enkidu. The gods first intervene when
Gilgamesh s subjects call for help to them for the sake of the young women
oppressed by the lord s right . The Great Mother Goddess creates Enkidu to stand up
against Gilgmesh to stop his destructive nature that has terrorized his city (Dalley 39
50). Gilgamesh domesticates Enkidu and they create a friendship which turns
Gilgamesh less destructive towards his citizens, thus limiting his destructive power
and also focusing the remaining towards monsters; but together they make some
wrong choices and their destructive natures are portrayed during the Cedar Forest
incident and the killing of the bull of heaven (Dalley 83,102). For retribution of
killing the bull that Ishtar had sent due to her rejection, Enkidu is destroyed by the
gods; warning Gilgamesh that he isn t exempt from this fate if he continues being
uncontrollable and tyrannical (Dalley 120 125).
Euripides tragedy, Herakles, consistently portrays divine intervention as if it s a
direct challenge between a divine figure, Hera, and a hero, Herakles. Hera s hatred
for Herakles stems from his parentage, Alcmene and Zues (Hera s husband), making
Herakles an offspring created by his unfaithfulness towards her (Sleigh 12). Hera also
dislikes the fact that he has godly
Divine Intervention is a direct and obvious intervention by a god or goddess in the
affairs of humans . In various myths such as the Iliad, the Epic of Gilgamesh, and
Herakles, divine intervention was called upon in order to restrain a hero s destructive
or too powerful forces. Although the divine intervention was used to impair different
heroes, the purpose to constrain was the same in all the narratives.
Homer s The Iliad: Book XX features a battle between the Trojans and Achaians,
shortly after Patroklus death (Lattimore Book XVI), where the gods must intervene
in order to restrain Achilleus destructive nature that becomes amplified due to the
grief and wrath as a result of the loss of his cousin/lover. The divine foresaw an early
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It plays a main role in the beginning with the creation of Enkidu, the middle with
Ishtar, and the end with the destruction of Enkidu. The gods first intervene when
Gilgamesh s subjects call for help to them for the sake of the young women
oppressed by the lord s right . The Great Mother Goddess creates Enkidu to stand up
against Gilgmesh to stop his destructive nature that has terrorized his city (Dalley 39
50). Gilgamesh domesticates Enkidu and they create a friendship which turns
Gilgamesh less destructive towards his citizens, thus limiting his destructive power
and also focusing the remaining towards monsters; but together they make some
wrong choices and their destructive natures are portrayed during the Cedar Forest
incident and the killing of the bull of heaven (Dalley 83,102). For retribution of
killing the bull that Ishtar had sent due to her rejection, Enkidu is destroyed by the
gods; warning Gilgamesh that he isn t exempt from this fate if he continues being
uncontrollable and tyrannical (Dalley 120 125).
Euripides tragedy, Herakles, consistently portrays divine intervention as if it s a
direct challenge between a divine figure, Hera, and a hero, Herakles. Hera s hatred
for Herakles stems from his parentage, Alcmene and Zues (Hera s husband), making
Herakles an offspring created by his unfaithfulness towards her (Sleigh 12). Hera also
dislikes the fact that he has godly
I Am Legend By Richard Matheson And R.u. R
Morality, as defined by the Oxford Dictionary, is the set of principles concerning
the distinction of right and wrong or good and bad behavior. While determining the
difference between right and wrong may seem simple, morality is a complex idea
that can be framed and developed in a number of different ways. The novels I Am
Legend by Richard Matheson and R.U.R. by Karel Д Њapek both examine the
different ways in which moral beliefs can be developed and the possible implications
of those beliefs. The method for critiquing moralitywithin each of the two novels
comes in the form of societal change. Through the establishment of a new societal
order, both Matheson and Д Њapek demonstrate that moral issues can t be fixed by
simply replacing a broken society.
I Am Legend depicts morality as derived from the beliefs of one man. The novel
takes place following the end of society caused by war, drought, and widespread
disease. In the pre apocalyptic society morals are formed through a general consensus
reinforced through traditions that are centuries old. However, the society that once
was no longer remains in I Am Legend. Following the collapse of human
civilization and the death of almost every human, morality becomes a completely
egocentric principle. Robert Neville is the only human to be immune to the
vampiric disease. As such, he believes that he is the only sentient being. He is the
last surviving person, the last relic of an era. With a loss of society, there is no one
Morality, as defined by the Oxford Dictionary, is the set of principles concerning
the distinction of right and wrong or good and bad behavior. While determining the
difference between right and wrong may seem simple, morality is a complex idea
that can be framed and developed in a number of different ways. The novels I Am
Legend by Richard Matheson and R.U.R. by Karel Д Њapek both examine the
different ways in which moral beliefs can be developed and the possible implications
of those beliefs. The method for critiquing moralitywithin each of the two novels
comes in the form of societal change. Through the establishment of a new societal
order, both Matheson and Д Њapek demonstrate that moral issues can t be fixed by
simply replacing a broken society.
I Am Legend depicts morality as derived from the beliefs of one man. The novel
takes place following the end of society caused by war, drought, and widespread
disease. In the pre apocalyptic society morals are formed through a general consensus
reinforced through traditions that are centuries old. However, the society that once
was no longer remains in I Am Legend. Following the collapse of human
civilization and the death of almost every human, morality becomes a completely
egocentric principle. Robert Neville is the only human to be immune to the
vampiric disease. As such, he believes that he is the only sentient being. He is the
last surviving person, the last relic of an era. With a loss of society, there is no one
Asian American Research Paper
Continuing Significance of Race for Asian Americans
The formation of pan ethnic and pan minority boundaries, as well as intermarriage,
also has important implications for changing racial landscapes and race relations of
the United States. On one hand, newly emerging racial order along the axes of
socioeconomic status and interracial attitudes and relations suggests that Asian
American pan ethnic boundaries may be shifting or being redefined altogether. On the
other hand, interracial marriage patterns and the ways in which intermarried
individuals discuss their mixed unions reveal that black exceptionalism in the
(inter)marriage market is likely to continue.
Bonilla Silva (2004) theorizes that the United States is experiencing a shift in its ...
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If boundary crossing through intermarriage is occurring mainly within a single
category of the tri racial order even among Asian Americans, then this would suggest
solidifying racial boundaries and intra Asian boundaries as well as weakening
salience of and potentials for pan ethnic and pan minority solidarity and identification.
Research on Asian American interethnic marriage shows clustering marriage patterns
among different Asian groups. Asian interethnic marriages occur within clusters of
East Asians and South/Southeast Asians with only Filipinos exhibiting about the
same levels of likelihood of marrying individuals from all ethnic clusters (S. Lee and
Fernandez 1998; S. Lee and Boyd 2008). However, scholars have paid little to no
attention on the effects of such interethnic marriage clusters on Asian pan ethnicity.
Research on interracial marriage also suggests a bleak future for the proposed pan
minority identification and cultural diffusion. For example, Lee and Bean (2010)
examines interracial couples in the United States and found that people perceive
Asian white and Latino white unions to be more intercultural in its boundary crossing
nature than interracial, whereas intermarriage with blacks are considered interracial
and therefore, crossing a rigid group boundary. Therefore, Lee and Bean (2010) argue
that the white/non white distinction in the mainstream racial system is shifting to
distinguish those who are black from
Continuing Significance of Race for Asian Americans
The formation of pan ethnic and pan minority boundaries, as well as intermarriage,
also has important implications for changing racial landscapes and race relations of
the United States. On one hand, newly emerging racial order along the axes of
socioeconomic status and interracial attitudes and relations suggests that Asian
American pan ethnic boundaries may be shifting or being redefined altogether. On the
other hand, interracial marriage patterns and the ways in which intermarried
individuals discuss their mixed unions reveal that black exceptionalism in the
(inter)marriage market is likely to continue.
Bonilla Silva (2004) theorizes that the United States is experiencing a shift in its ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If boundary crossing through intermarriage is occurring mainly within a single
category of the tri racial order even among Asian Americans, then this would suggest
solidifying racial boundaries and intra Asian boundaries as well as weakening
salience of and potentials for pan ethnic and pan minority solidarity and identification.
Research on Asian American interethnic marriage shows clustering marriage patterns
among different Asian groups. Asian interethnic marriages occur within clusters of
East Asians and South/Southeast Asians with only Filipinos exhibiting about the
same levels of likelihood of marrying individuals from all ethnic clusters (S. Lee and
Fernandez 1998; S. Lee and Boyd 2008). However, scholars have paid little to no
attention on the effects of such interethnic marriage clusters on Asian pan ethnicity.
Research on interracial marriage also suggests a bleak future for the proposed pan
minority identification and cultural diffusion. For example, Lee and Bean (2010)
examines interracial couples in the United States and found that people perceive
Asian white and Latino white unions to be more intercultural in its boundary crossing
nature than interracial, whereas intermarriage with blacks are considered interracial
and therefore, crossing a rigid group boundary. Therefore, Lee and Bean (2010) argue
that the white/non white distinction in the mainstream racial system is shifting to
distinguish those who are black from
Julia Harris And Artur Samarin In The Great High School...
Everyone does crazy things. Sometimes, people cannot control themselves from
acting out or doing things that could harm others. Julia Snyde, the unsub from
Gentlemen and Players by Joanne Harris and Artur Samarin from The Great High
School Impostor by Daniel Riley are portrayed as evil people because they both
make selfish decisions that hurt others around them to fulfil their motives of
extracting revenge on St Oswald s and having a comfortable life in the US
respectively. But that is just one side of the story. They have had very difficult
upbringings and have never felt loved. Julia Snyde and Artur Samarin are both
portrayed as selfish and vicious by their actions. But, their actions are a result of
PTSD caused by spending their childhood... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But, this does not work in either case as the relationships formed are emotionally
damaging and even illegal in the case of Artur. While pretending to be a boy to
attend St Oswald s, Julia Snyde meets Leon and immediately falls in love with
him. But, Leon does not feel the same way. In fact, even when he knows that Julia
is in love with him, he continues to play with her emotions and makes her spend
time around him when he is with Francesa, his new girlfriend. Leon is a vain, self
centred teenager who enjoys tormenting Julia. Leon knows that Julia does not
enjoy being around Francesa. But, he forces her to. Snyde said that she had a
shack... it was there that we went, I keeping watch, smoking and trying not to listen
to the sounds that came from the little shack behind me (Harris 213). Leon makes
Julia Snyde keep watch while he was sexual intercourse with Francesa just a few
feet away. Only a sick, mentally unstable human would do such things. He subjects
both Julia and Francesa to a feeling of him wanting the other and mentally torments
Julia as she has to watch the love of her life, be with another girl and she can t do
anything about it. This affects Julia so heavily that she is never able to have a good
relationship with anyone in her life without feeling insecure about herself. In fact,
she harms or pushes people away before that can do the same to her. She
Everyone does crazy things. Sometimes, people cannot control themselves from
acting out or doing things that could harm others. Julia Snyde, the unsub from
Gentlemen and Players by Joanne Harris and Artur Samarin from The Great High
School Impostor by Daniel Riley are portrayed as evil people because they both
make selfish decisions that hurt others around them to fulfil their motives of
extracting revenge on St Oswald s and having a comfortable life in the US
respectively. But that is just one side of the story. They have had very difficult
upbringings and have never felt loved. Julia Snyde and Artur Samarin are both
portrayed as selfish and vicious by their actions. But, their actions are a result of
PTSD caused by spending their childhood... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But, this does not work in either case as the relationships formed are emotionally
damaging and even illegal in the case of Artur. While pretending to be a boy to
attend St Oswald s, Julia Snyde meets Leon and immediately falls in love with
him. But, Leon does not feel the same way. In fact, even when he knows that Julia
is in love with him, he continues to play with her emotions and makes her spend
time around him when he is with Francesa, his new girlfriend. Leon is a vain, self
centred teenager who enjoys tormenting Julia. Leon knows that Julia does not
enjoy being around Francesa. But, he forces her to. Snyde said that she had a
shack... it was there that we went, I keeping watch, smoking and trying not to listen
to the sounds that came from the little shack behind me (Harris 213). Leon makes
Julia Snyde keep watch while he was sexual intercourse with Francesa just a few
feet away. Only a sick, mentally unstable human would do such things. He subjects
both Julia and Francesa to a feeling of him wanting the other and mentally torments
Julia as she has to watch the love of her life, be with another girl and she can t do
anything about it. This affects Julia so heavily that she is never able to have a good
relationship with anyone in her life without feeling insecure about herself. In fact,
she harms or pushes people away before that can do the same to her. She
Mr. Corden Narrative
Beep, Beeeeeeeeeeeeep roared the cars ahead of me.
Down the street to Yale College I go, I m headed into Mr. Cordens comedian class.
Where I go every morning! You are not prepared, my conscious said. Approximately
one minute late, I got in trouble by.... The beast, the man everybody is afraid of, the
man who made a ghost cry! Mr. Corden the head acting teacher.
Ellen Degeneres how come you are late! said click, click Mr. Corden
I had to take the subway, I said
Unacceptable! Ok class the test is today I decided to not give you the extra days. So,
I will pass it out and It needs to be done by the end of class, He pleaded
Wow everything I hoped would not happen just did! I don t know anything I thought
to myself, I didn t study ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I did not want to live my life like a thief. We have you surrounded, now stop in the
name of the queen, the head guard said to me.
Not for long l sharply replied.
I dug out the crown and wrote on the old brick wall...
MEANWHILE
Skwaaaaaak, sounded the vicious dragon.
I am now on Dragon Island there are so many dragons surrounding me. And know
where to hide, I lack chance now how do I get out of here?
Wait I have a good idea, here Dragon come eat me, I say out loud.
Skwaaaaak, the dragon roars back at me as he flapped his wings.
I spotted on the side of the cliff The End, so I chipped a piece of his sharp claw and
engraved in his flakey, dence, leather skin.
THE END!
Being dropped down I noticed the school under me so I keeps my legs straight and
preparing myself for a hard landing.
SLAP went his icy cold as stone hands on my desk.
Wake up Ellen! How was your nap?, now hand in your test! Said Mr. Cordon In an
eager voice.
But I...did not finish, said my shivering voice.
It looks finished now! he angrily said.
You will get them back at the end of class, he said
Sitting their I thought to myself what had just happened. On my way out of class I
got my test back... an A+ that is just what I needed to finish his
Beep, Beeeeeeeeeeeeep roared the cars ahead of me.
Down the street to Yale College I go, I m headed into Mr. Cordens comedian class.
Where I go every morning! You are not prepared, my conscious said. Approximately
one minute late, I got in trouble by.... The beast, the man everybody is afraid of, the
man who made a ghost cry! Mr. Corden the head acting teacher.
Ellen Degeneres how come you are late! said click, click Mr. Corden
I had to take the subway, I said
Unacceptable! Ok class the test is today I decided to not give you the extra days. So,
I will pass it out and It needs to be done by the end of class, He pleaded
Wow everything I hoped would not happen just did! I don t know anything I thought
to myself, I didn t study ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I did not want to live my life like a thief. We have you surrounded, now stop in the
name of the queen, the head guard said to me.
Not for long l sharply replied.
I dug out the crown and wrote on the old brick wall...
MEANWHILE
Skwaaaaaak, sounded the vicious dragon.
I am now on Dragon Island there are so many dragons surrounding me. And know
where to hide, I lack chance now how do I get out of here?
Wait I have a good idea, here Dragon come eat me, I say out loud.
Skwaaaaak, the dragon roars back at me as he flapped his wings.
I spotted on the side of the cliff The End, so I chipped a piece of his sharp claw and
engraved in his flakey, dence, leather skin.
THE END!
Being dropped down I noticed the school under me so I keeps my legs straight and
preparing myself for a hard landing.
SLAP went his icy cold as stone hands on my desk.
Wake up Ellen! How was your nap?, now hand in your test! Said Mr. Cordon In an
eager voice.
But I...did not finish, said my shivering voice.
It looks finished now! he angrily said.
You will get them back at the end of class, he said
Sitting their I thought to myself what had just happened. On my way out of class I
got my test back... an A+ that is just what I needed to finish his
A Famous Baseball Star Named Roberto Clemente
Bishop Noll Institute
Roberto Clemente
Tybolt Meyer
Theology Hour 3
Mr. Castaneda
December 5, 2016
Roberto Clemente
My five page paper is on a famous baseball star named Roberto Clemente. As he was
very talented, he also cared and loved for everyone. He would help those in need and
enjoy it too. All around Roberto Clemente was a wonderful man. In these next five
pages I will be talking about his life and how he was a good samaritan throughout his
life.
Roberto Clemente was born in the summer in August 18, 1934. He was born in a
house of concrete and wood on an old country road in Barrio San Anton, Carolina,
Puerto Rico. He was the youngest of seven children. His father was a foreman
overseeing sugar cane cutters and helped deliver sand and gravel for a
construction company. His mother did laundry, ran a grocery store and did other
jobs on the sugar cane plantation. Roberto did odd jobs so he could help the
family and buy himself a bicycle. Growing up, Roberto played baseball and
participated in track and field. He won medals for the javelin throw and short
distance races. Throwing the javelin strengthened his arm for throwing a baseball.
Roberto was a very athletic boy.
Roberto Clemente had four brothers and two sisters. He did have to work with his
father loading and unloading trucks because his family was poor. He was very
interested in baseball ever since he was young and played against teams in his
neighborhood. He went to Vizcarrondo High School in
Bishop Noll Institute
Roberto Clemente
Tybolt Meyer
Theology Hour 3
Mr. Castaneda
December 5, 2016
Roberto Clemente
My five page paper is on a famous baseball star named Roberto Clemente. As he was
very talented, he also cared and loved for everyone. He would help those in need and
enjoy it too. All around Roberto Clemente was a wonderful man. In these next five
pages I will be talking about his life and how he was a good samaritan throughout his
life.
Roberto Clemente was born in the summer in August 18, 1934. He was born in a
house of concrete and wood on an old country road in Barrio San Anton, Carolina,
Puerto Rico. He was the youngest of seven children. His father was a foreman
overseeing sugar cane cutters and helped deliver sand and gravel for a
construction company. His mother did laundry, ran a grocery store and did other
jobs on the sugar cane plantation. Roberto did odd jobs so he could help the
family and buy himself a bicycle. Growing up, Roberto played baseball and
participated in track and field. He won medals for the javelin throw and short
distance races. Throwing the javelin strengthened his arm for throwing a baseball.
Roberto was a very athletic boy.
Roberto Clemente had four brothers and two sisters. He did have to work with his
father loading and unloading trucks because his family was poor. He was very
interested in baseball ever since he was young and played against teams in his
neighborhood. He went to Vizcarrondo High School in
Interactive Read Aloud
On Tuesday October 4th, I got the opportunity to conduct my first ever interactive
read aloud. Even though having done a read aloud before, this was the first time
with an activity, so it made me more nervous then normal. By conducting the read
aloud helped me because I was able to identify certain areas that I need to improve
in, and areas of my successes. I taught the interactive read aloud to two groups of
students, first being advanced learners and second being proficient learners. Each
group had four students, with one group consisting of all girls and the other all boys.
This lessonwas conducted at the teacher table, so I would have sufficient amount of
space. The teacher at this time was administering nine week exams at one of the...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason I conclude this is because the first group gave me their undivided
attention. All the students in the first group were very interested in the book, maybe
because of the tone in which the book was read. The second group however, had a
student that seemed uninterested during the reading and the activity. I had to pause
the reading periodically to get the student to pay attention. During the activity the
student would not answer questions that I asked the whole group. The student also
looked at another students work when all the students were instructed to complete
their activity. Trying to get this student to get involved with the reading and the
activity was very difficult. For students similar to this student, I would select a
book of his/her interest in my future teaching. Overall, the read aloud lesson was a
great experience in which I learned many aspects about myself. I believe that
conducting more read aloud lessons would help me improve in tone and fluency
for reading. Also, in my opinion, an interactive read aloud is a great way to assess
students knowledge of the central message of a book. I will use the interactive read
aloud lesson in my future classroom ever change I get to help my students be
On Tuesday October 4th, I got the opportunity to conduct my first ever interactive
read aloud. Even though having done a read aloud before, this was the first time
with an activity, so it made me more nervous then normal. By conducting the read
aloud helped me because I was able to identify certain areas that I need to improve
in, and areas of my successes. I taught the interactive read aloud to two groups of
students, first being advanced learners and second being proficient learners. Each
group had four students, with one group consisting of all girls and the other all boys.
This lessonwas conducted at the teacher table, so I would have sufficient amount of
space. The teacher at this time was administering nine week exams at one of the...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason I conclude this is because the first group gave me their undivided
attention. All the students in the first group were very interested in the book, maybe
because of the tone in which the book was read. The second group however, had a
student that seemed uninterested during the reading and the activity. I had to pause
the reading periodically to get the student to pay attention. During the activity the
student would not answer questions that I asked the whole group. The student also
looked at another students work when all the students were instructed to complete
their activity. Trying to get this student to get involved with the reading and the
activity was very difficult. For students similar to this student, I would select a
book of his/her interest in my future teaching. Overall, the read aloud lesson was a
great experience in which I learned many aspects about myself. I believe that
conducting more read aloud lessons would help me improve in tone and fluency
for reading. Also, in my opinion, an interactive read aloud is a great way to assess
students knowledge of the central message of a book. I will use the interactive read
aloud lesson in my future classroom ever change I get to help my students be
Guilty In John Steinbeck s Twelve Angry Men
Innocent until proven guilty, the American court system declares in Twelve Angry
Men, a play set in 1954. Innocent until proven guilty, the American court system
lies, with the tensions high before a proper discussion is made the system could be
corrupted due to clouding personal beliefs and ignorance. Guilty until proven
innocent is what the jurors in Twelve Angry Men believe, except for Juror No. 8
who seeks actualized justice. Upon the opening discussion, the jurors refer to a
primary source of evidence, the murder weapon, which coincidentally was the same
model switch knife purchased by the defendant earlier that evening. Due to this
evidence, Juror No. 4 jumps to the conclusion, You know what exactly happened. The
boy took the knife... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, questioning is precisely how strong her vision is to be able to clearly
identify the witness more than a simple silhouette, The woman wore bifocals...They
looked quite strong. Juror No.8 adds further to Juror No. 11 s statement, ...she wasn t
wearing them to bed. That s for sure. She testified that in the midst of her tossing and
turning...The murder was taking place as she looked out...She couldn t have had
time to put on her glasses... I say that she only saw a blur. (Rose 29) this
generalization based on the testimony and physical impression of the eyewitness
creates an unstable account. The assumption is implied that the eyewitness may have
only seen figments and cognitively associated the defendant and the now deceased
who resided in the apartment. Juror No. 3 continuously objects asking questions
repeatedly until the rebuttal from Juror No. 8 is simply looking at the other members
and inquiring if anyone present believes there s not reasonable doubt. Eventually
Juror No. 8 s question is answered with a domino effect as the remaining jurors see
reasonable doubt in each primary source attempting to prove the defendant
Innocent until proven guilty, the American court system declares in Twelve Angry
Men, a play set in 1954. Innocent until proven guilty, the American court system
lies, with the tensions high before a proper discussion is made the system could be
corrupted due to clouding personal beliefs and ignorance. Guilty until proven
innocent is what the jurors in Twelve Angry Men believe, except for Juror No. 8
who seeks actualized justice. Upon the opening discussion, the jurors refer to a
primary source of evidence, the murder weapon, which coincidentally was the same
model switch knife purchased by the defendant earlier that evening. Due to this
evidence, Juror No. 4 jumps to the conclusion, You know what exactly happened. The
boy took the knife... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, questioning is precisely how strong her vision is to be able to clearly
identify the witness more than a simple silhouette, The woman wore bifocals...They
looked quite strong. Juror No.8 adds further to Juror No. 11 s statement, ...she wasn t
wearing them to bed. That s for sure. She testified that in the midst of her tossing and
turning...The murder was taking place as she looked out...She couldn t have had
time to put on her glasses... I say that she only saw a blur. (Rose 29) this
generalization based on the testimony and physical impression of the eyewitness
creates an unstable account. The assumption is implied that the eyewitness may have
only seen figments and cognitively associated the defendant and the now deceased
who resided in the apartment. Juror No. 3 continuously objects asking questions
repeatedly until the rebuttal from Juror No. 8 is simply looking at the other members
and inquiring if anyone present believes there s not reasonable doubt. Eventually
Juror No. 8 s question is answered with a domino effect as the remaining jurors see
reasonable doubt in each primary source attempting to prove the defendant
The Power Plant Of Satara And Supa Essay
Wind power plant
Supa power plant
The power plant in satara and Supa (Maharashtra in India) is managed by Tata motors
Ltd.
Introduction
The project activity has been undertaken to harness the available wind power
potential located at two locations, named as Supa and Satara, in the state of
Maharashtra. Project activity comprises of total 51 numbers wind converters, with
each machine having a capacity of 350 kW and 3 numbers with each machine
having a capacity of 1000 kW. Suzlon Energy Limited, India, supplied these
machines. The purpose of the project is to harness renewable energy in the state and
country, and thereby displacing non renewable natural resources and leading to
sustainable economic and environmental development. The electricity generated from
this wind farm is supplied using internal electrical lines to a common local substation
using transmission lines.
PROJECT ACTIVITY
The project activity involves development and operation of grid connected wind
based electricity generation facilities with aggregate installed capacity of 20.85 MW,
located at two locations, named as Supa and Satara, in the state of Maharashtra.
The objective of the project activity was to construct, operate, maintain and aggregate
wind power projects in the Indian state of Maharashtra to provide renewable power
to the state and use for captive purpose to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from
reliance on fossil fuels. The project has led to reduced greenhouse gas emissions
because it has
Wind power plant
Supa power plant
The power plant in satara and Supa (Maharashtra in India) is managed by Tata motors
Ltd.
Introduction
The project activity has been undertaken to harness the available wind power
potential located at two locations, named as Supa and Satara, in the state of
Maharashtra. Project activity comprises of total 51 numbers wind converters, with
each machine having a capacity of 350 kW and 3 numbers with each machine
having a capacity of 1000 kW. Suzlon Energy Limited, India, supplied these
machines. The purpose of the project is to harness renewable energy in the state and
country, and thereby displacing non renewable natural resources and leading to
sustainable economic and environmental development. The electricity generated from
this wind farm is supplied using internal electrical lines to a common local substation
using transmission lines.
PROJECT ACTIVITY
The project activity involves development and operation of grid connected wind
based electricity generation facilities with aggregate installed capacity of 20.85 MW,
located at two locations, named as Supa and Satara, in the state of Maharashtra.
The objective of the project activity was to construct, operate, maintain and aggregate
wind power projects in the Indian state of Maharashtra to provide renewable power
to the state and use for captive purpose to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from
reliance on fossil fuels. The project has led to reduced greenhouse gas emissions
because it has
Steel City Research Paper
Pittsburgh the Steel City , City of Bridges , and the City of Champions was once
considered to be disturbingly polluted. It is now more environmentally friendly.
Green buildings, less water pollution, and all the other things that make Pittsburgh
better. The thesis statement goes here. Pittsburgh geography created a strange city
layout. George Woods and Thomas Vickroy created the layout of the Golden
Triangle 1784. The design was called the Woods Vickroy double grid plan. The
Great of 1854 destroyed roughly 1,000 buildings and one third of the Golden
Triangle. Pittsburghis called the City of Bridges because it has 446 of them. The
Smithfield Street Bridge is the oldest extant bridges. It was built from 1881 to
1883. It was not the first bridge to built in that spot. The first bridge to built there
was Pittsburgh first bridge, a wooden bridge designed by Lewis Wernwag. That
bridge was destroyed in the Great Fire. John Roebling s suspension bridge was built
next. The bridge was destroyed a year later due to stability. Then there are the Three
Sisters bridges. Vernon Covell and his group of engineers plus an architect by the
name Stanley Roush designed and built the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Phipps Conservatory, named after Henry Phipps, is home to a variety of different
plant and tree species. The conservatory was built in 1893 by Lord and Burnham
and then in 2005 IKM Architects added the welcome center. The building features
a room that is sixty five feet height, sixty feet wide and 450 feet long. It also has an
aquatic garden, two courtyards, and thirteen display gardens. The National Aviary
was one of three buildings to be built in West Park. All three buildings were built
on the same spot. The aviary has had many additions since being built in 1952. At
first it was just a rectangular glass block with a Gothic styled roof. In 1969 a glass
block was added to the rectangle. Then 1997 a glass dome was
Pittsburgh the Steel City , City of Bridges , and the City of Champions was once
considered to be disturbingly polluted. It is now more environmentally friendly.
Green buildings, less water pollution, and all the other things that make Pittsburgh
better. The thesis statement goes here. Pittsburgh geography created a strange city
layout. George Woods and Thomas Vickroy created the layout of the Golden
Triangle 1784. The design was called the Woods Vickroy double grid plan. The
Great of 1854 destroyed roughly 1,000 buildings and one third of the Golden
Triangle. Pittsburghis called the City of Bridges because it has 446 of them. The
Smithfield Street Bridge is the oldest extant bridges. It was built from 1881 to
1883. It was not the first bridge to built in that spot. The first bridge to built there
was Pittsburgh first bridge, a wooden bridge designed by Lewis Wernwag. That
bridge was destroyed in the Great Fire. John Roebling s suspension bridge was built
next. The bridge was destroyed a year later due to stability. Then there are the Three
Sisters bridges. Vernon Covell and his group of engineers plus an architect by the
name Stanley Roush designed and built the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Phipps Conservatory, named after Henry Phipps, is home to a variety of different
plant and tree species. The conservatory was built in 1893 by Lord and Burnham
and then in 2005 IKM Architects added the welcome center. The building features
a room that is sixty five feet height, sixty feet wide and 450 feet long. It also has an
aquatic garden, two courtyards, and thirteen display gardens. The National Aviary
was one of three buildings to be built in West Park. All three buildings were built
on the same spot. The aviary has had many additions since being built in 1952. At
first it was just a rectangular glass block with a Gothic styled roof. In 1969 a glass
block was added to the rectangle. Then 1997 a glass dome was
Why I Am I Here
Why am I here? That s the question I ve been asking myself since I ve been here. I
m spending almost thirty grand on four classes, a dorm, a meal plan, and etc.
Sometimes I question myself whether thirty grand is worth my time but I m here to
get an education from a good university. Though it s still a lot of money that I don t
have. Though I am here undecided, I am looking to choose a vocational or a degree
career will help me become succesful in the future.
Gary Gutting Wrote, What is College For? Gutting explains that college is for
students who want to gain knowledge for the rest of their life, that it s not the
teacher s job just to teach but the student s to engage and make it interesting, and
then they become interesting as well. Too most students they may have answered
this question differently, some would have said they wanted to live better, make
friends, and others might say that his or her family s been planning college since
they were tiny. My parents have tried to finish college, but were never able to
finish it, but I m not here because they want me to go. My family has lived
paycheck to paycheck with four children, five cats and three dogs. There s my
answer I am here because I want to have four children, five cats and 3 dogs and not
live paycheck to paycheck. I want to be able to financially secured future. Not
having to worry about the fact that I have to buy food over paying overdue rent or
asking my parent s for money that they don t have. Gutting
Why am I here? That s the question I ve been asking myself since I ve been here. I
m spending almost thirty grand on four classes, a dorm, a meal plan, and etc.
Sometimes I question myself whether thirty grand is worth my time but I m here to
get an education from a good university. Though it s still a lot of money that I don t
have. Though I am here undecided, I am looking to choose a vocational or a degree
career will help me become succesful in the future.
Gary Gutting Wrote, What is College For? Gutting explains that college is for
students who want to gain knowledge for the rest of their life, that it s not the
teacher s job just to teach but the student s to engage and make it interesting, and
then they become interesting as well. Too most students they may have answered
this question differently, some would have said they wanted to live better, make
friends, and others might say that his or her family s been planning college since
they were tiny. My parents have tried to finish college, but were never able to
finish it, but I m not here because they want me to go. My family has lived
paycheck to paycheck with four children, five cats and three dogs. There s my
answer I am here because I want to have four children, five cats and 3 dogs and not
live paycheck to paycheck. I want to be able to financially secured future. Not
having to worry about the fact that I have to buy food over paying overdue rent or
asking my parent s for money that they don t have. Gutting
Pva Reaction Lab Report
The polyvinyl alcohol (Mw В ј 125,000 gm/mole, polydispersity index: PDI В ј 0.25),
and silver nitrate (AgNO3, 99.8% purity) were purchased from the SigmaeAldrich
Chemicals.
The PVA Ag nanocomposite films were prepared by the in situ chemical reduction
method [8e12]. Sample b with 0.4 wt % of silver was prepared by dissolving silver
nitrate in 5 mL of bidistilled water and 1.5 g of PVA in 50 mL of the bidistilled
water. The temperature of PVA solution was kept at 65 C for 2 h. When the PVA
becomes completely dissolved, the AgNO3 solutionwas added drop by drop by
using a burette at constant 65 C for 0.1 h. The process of in situ mechanism involves
a chemical AgГ ѕ from AgNO3 dispersion in polyvinyl alcohol and in situ AgГ ѕ/Ag
reduction reaction with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The product results in a metal
Ag polyvinyl alcohol complex, dispersed in the solution. After evaporating part of
water, a derived viscous solution is casted (in hot conditions at 65 C). In addition to,
active OH groups (free from
H bonding) in polyvinyl alcohol molecules of refreshed surfaces act as head groups
to adsorb AgГ ѕ and drive a directional AgГ ѕ
/ Ag growth (see Scheme 1). Addition of silver nitrate solution to the polymer
solution turns the reaction mixture to a faint yellow color.
The solution is simply poured into a Petri dish and the solvent is allowed to
evaporate for 3 days at room temperature. The prepared films are then separated from
the Petri dishes. The films were divided into five groups b1, b2, b3, b4 and b5
corresponding to different g doses 25, 50, 75, 100 and 125 KGy respectively.
The films were irradiated in air by the g irradiation cell
The polyvinyl alcohol (Mw В ј 125,000 gm/mole, polydispersity index: PDI В ј 0.25),
and silver nitrate (AgNO3, 99.8% purity) were purchased from the SigmaeAldrich
Chemicals.
The PVA Ag nanocomposite films were prepared by the in situ chemical reduction
method [8e12]. Sample b with 0.4 wt % of silver was prepared by dissolving silver
nitrate in 5 mL of bidistilled water and 1.5 g of PVA in 50 mL of the bidistilled
water. The temperature of PVA solution was kept at 65 C for 2 h. When the PVA
becomes completely dissolved, the AgNO3 solutionwas added drop by drop by
using a burette at constant 65 C for 0.1 h. The process of in situ mechanism involves
a chemical AgГ ѕ from AgNO3 dispersion in polyvinyl alcohol and in situ AgГ ѕ/Ag
reduction reaction with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The product results in a metal
Ag polyvinyl alcohol complex, dispersed in the solution. After evaporating part of
water, a derived viscous solution is casted (in hot conditions at 65 C). In addition to,
active OH groups (free from
H bonding) in polyvinyl alcohol molecules of refreshed surfaces act as head groups
to adsorb AgГ ѕ and drive a directional AgГ ѕ
/ Ag growth (see Scheme 1). Addition of silver nitrate solution to the polymer
solution turns the reaction mixture to a faint yellow color.
The solution is simply poured into a Petri dish and the solvent is allowed to
evaporate for 3 days at room temperature. The prepared films are then separated from
the Petri dishes. The films were divided into five groups b1, b2, b3, b4 and b5
corresponding to different g doses 25, 50, 75, 100 and 125 KGy respectively.
The films were irradiated in air by the g irradiation cell
How Did The Latin American Revolution Happen
What if the Latin American Revolution never happened. The revolution plays a big
part of the Latin America we know today so it is very important but what if they
never gained their independence would it be different. Would the social structure still
be there? Would slavery still be abolished? Would Latin American still be independent
from Spain?
The Latin American Revolution was a revolution that helped gain independence for
the people in Latin America. Many people helped in the process of gaining
independence for Latin America. Those people included Toussaint L ouverture,
Father Miguel Hidalgo, Jose de San Martin and Simon Bolivar. Toussaint L ouverture
he was born a slave, led a slave revolt and abolished slavery in Haiti and also fought
Napoleon s army. Father Miguel Hidalgo led the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Jose de San Martin led many independence movements in many South American
countries. Simon Bolivar freed many countries from Spanish rule and he was the first
president of Bolivar. Before the revolution the social structure system was not fair.
The social system went Spanish born people known as Peninsulares, European
descendents but born in Latin America known as Creoles, Native Americans and
European descendents known as Mestizos, African and European descents known as
Mulattos and Africans and Native Americans known as Peons. This was unfair
because why are the Native lower than the people that invaded their land . The
Natives know the land the best, they know where
What if the Latin American Revolution never happened. The revolution plays a big
part of the Latin America we know today so it is very important but what if they
never gained their independence would it be different. Would the social structure still
be there? Would slavery still be abolished? Would Latin American still be independent
from Spain?
The Latin American Revolution was a revolution that helped gain independence for
the people in Latin America. Many people helped in the process of gaining
independence for Latin America. Those people included Toussaint L ouverture,
Father Miguel Hidalgo, Jose de San Martin and Simon Bolivar. Toussaint L ouverture
he was born a slave, led a slave revolt and abolished slavery in Haiti and also fought
Napoleon s army. Father Miguel Hidalgo led the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Jose de San Martin led many independence movements in many South American
countries. Simon Bolivar freed many countries from Spanish rule and he was the first
president of Bolivar. Before the revolution the social structure system was not fair.
The social system went Spanish born people known as Peninsulares, European
descendents but born in Latin America known as Creoles, Native Americans and
European descendents known as Mestizos, African and European descents known as
Mulattos and Africans and Native Americans known as Peons. This was unfair
because why are the Native lower than the people that invaded their land . The
Natives know the land the best, they know where
How Has Philosophy Changed Over Time
Throughout the field of Philosophy, there were various periods of time when
discoveries were made, and new ideas began to flourish from them. This influenced
the way that Philosophy was interpreted in terms of deep, thought provoking
discussions, which grew into a manner of questioning the existence and essence of
elements within the known universe. Over time, deeper discussions stimulated much
debate, controversy, and would often cause a revolution throughout governments
stemmed from disagreements with philosophical teachings. From the beginning of
discoveries and new ideas, this had led to the evolution of how humans were to think
about both the secular and non secular aspects of life, and constantly form opinions
by questioning virtually each aspect of human life possible.
There are four known periods of time for the History of Philosophy, which are:
Ancient, Medieval, Modern, and Contemporary. These four types hold great
significance based on the various philosophers that came about and revolutionized the
world as it is seen today, within each respective time period. The first known and
earliest time period in the History of Philosophy was the Ancient Period, which
thrived during the 6th century in the city under authority of the Roman Empire,
which was the province of Greece. Within the Ancient Period itself, there were also
four divisions, which were: Pre Socratic, Sophist, Socratic, and Post Aristotelian. Of
those four divisions previously listed, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Plantinga believes that there is a clear and distinct separation between naturalism
and evolution due to the his view that state his two main reasons for the argument,
Possibility and Necessity , and to say that something is possible is to say that there is
a possible world in which it is actual, and to say that something is necessary is to say
that in every possible world it is actual. The existence of God would need to be
necessary in every world that is possible,
Throughout the field of Philosophy, there were various periods of time when
discoveries were made, and new ideas began to flourish from them. This influenced
the way that Philosophy was interpreted in terms of deep, thought provoking
discussions, which grew into a manner of questioning the existence and essence of
elements within the known universe. Over time, deeper discussions stimulated much
debate, controversy, and would often cause a revolution throughout governments
stemmed from disagreements with philosophical teachings. From the beginning of
discoveries and new ideas, this had led to the evolution of how humans were to think
about both the secular and non secular aspects of life, and constantly form opinions
by questioning virtually each aspect of human life possible.
There are four known periods of time for the History of Philosophy, which are:
Ancient, Medieval, Modern, and Contemporary. These four types hold great
significance based on the various philosophers that came about and revolutionized the
world as it is seen today, within each respective time period. The first known and
earliest time period in the History of Philosophy was the Ancient Period, which
thrived during the 6th century in the city under authority of the Roman Empire,
which was the province of Greece. Within the Ancient Period itself, there were also
four divisions, which were: Pre Socratic, Sophist, Socratic, and Post Aristotelian. Of
those four divisions previously listed, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Plantinga believes that there is a clear and distinct separation between naturalism
and evolution due to the his view that state his two main reasons for the argument,
Possibility and Necessity , and to say that something is possible is to say that there is
a possible world in which it is actual, and to say that something is necessary is to say
that in every possible world it is actual. The existence of God would need to be
necessary in every world that is possible,
Physical Activity Is Important For The Population s Health
Physical activity is important for the population s health, emotional well being and
achieving a healthy weight. It has become increasingly clear that a person s health
and well being are improved by physical activity, as well as by a well balanced diet
(Centres for Disease Control and Prevention National Centre for Chronic Disease
and Health Promotion, 1996). Physical activity and diet are related in order for the
human body to be able to cope with the stresses of exercise a well balanced diet
with the correct nutrients must be consumed (Coyle, 2000). However, exercise
alongside a balanced diet is said to improve weight loss (Kirkwood et al., 2007;
Shaw et al., 2006), where as the relationship between different types of diet and
performance or between musclehypertrophy and fat loss is still controversial
(Manninen, 2006; Pitsiladis Maughan, 1999; Wolfe, 2000).
In order to achieve optimal performance levels consuming the correct nutrients
before a competition is vital. It is well evidenced that carbohydrate rich intake
before and during exercise can improve endurance performance by delaying the
onset of fatigue (Kotsioulou and Vleck, 2002; Febbraio et al., 2000; Jeukendrup,
2004). This ergogenic effect is mainly caused by the increased accessibility of blood
glucose for the delivery of energy to the active muscles (Coggan and Coyle, 1991).
Therefore, fasting before high intensity training is not recommended because it
rapidly depletes liver and muscle glycogen (Kang,
Physical activity is important for the population s health, emotional well being and
achieving a healthy weight. It has become increasingly clear that a person s health
and well being are improved by physical activity, as well as by a well balanced diet
(Centres for Disease Control and Prevention National Centre for Chronic Disease
and Health Promotion, 1996). Physical activity and diet are related in order for the
human body to be able to cope with the stresses of exercise a well balanced diet
with the correct nutrients must be consumed (Coyle, 2000). However, exercise
alongside a balanced diet is said to improve weight loss (Kirkwood et al., 2007;
Shaw et al., 2006), where as the relationship between different types of diet and
performance or between musclehypertrophy and fat loss is still controversial
(Manninen, 2006; Pitsiladis Maughan, 1999; Wolfe, 2000).
In order to achieve optimal performance levels consuming the correct nutrients
before a competition is vital. It is well evidenced that carbohydrate rich intake
before and during exercise can improve endurance performance by delaying the
onset of fatigue (Kotsioulou and Vleck, 2002; Febbraio et al., 2000; Jeukendrup,
2004). This ergogenic effect is mainly caused by the increased accessibility of blood
glucose for the delivery of energy to the active muscles (Coggan and Coyle, 1991).
Therefore, fasting before high intensity training is not recommended because it
rapidly depletes liver and muscle glycogen (Kang,
Essay Male Circumcision is Unnecessary and Wrong
Male Circumcision is Unnecessary and Wrong
I am opposed to the circumcision of infants. Here are my reasons:
The reason circumcision is performed at all is for historical and religious reasons,
not for medical reasons. Circumcision is not medically necessary; the medical
societies now consider it optional, and will in time recommend against it because of
the risks involved. The health benefits claimed are always statistically minor and so
do not warrant the practice. Additionally, any putative health benefits mostly relate to
adult males; to circumcise a baby today for benefits that are hoped to accrue decades
later is unwarranted, because advances in medicine that will occur during those
decades may make such prevention ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Removal of an equivalent amount of skin from any other part of the body, such as
earlobes, would be considered mutilation, pure and simple. The only reason
circumcision is not considered mutilation is again for historical and religious reasons
which should carry no weight in a rational discussion of public policy. It s always
been done, hence it s okay, seems to be the reasoning involved. The same argument
can be made in favor of female circumcision among those cultures that favor it, yet
this practice is viewed with horror by most Americans.
Circumcision reduces the sensitivity of the penis, and so reduces sexual pleasure in
adult males, and a botched circumcision can ruin a man s life.
Circumcision removes a necessary protection of a sensitive part, as nude sunbathers
discover. This protection is also useful while clothed.
Circumcision is performed on a patient who cannot give his consent. Because it is not
medically required, for reasons of medical ethics it should be withheld until consent is
possible.
Circumcision is performed in the name of a religion which may be repudiated by the
recipient when he becomes able to judge. For such persons, the religious purpose
becomes nugatory. The bodies of children should not be sacrificed to the religion of
their parents.
The religious purpose of circumcision may have been repudiated by the church of
which the parents are members. Through
Male Circumcision is Unnecessary and Wrong
I am opposed to the circumcision of infants. Here are my reasons:
The reason circumcision is performed at all is for historical and religious reasons,
not for medical reasons. Circumcision is not medically necessary; the medical
societies now consider it optional, and will in time recommend against it because of
the risks involved. The health benefits claimed are always statistically minor and so
do not warrant the practice. Additionally, any putative health benefits mostly relate to
adult males; to circumcise a baby today for benefits that are hoped to accrue decades
later is unwarranted, because advances in medicine that will occur during those
decades may make such prevention ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Removal of an equivalent amount of skin from any other part of the body, such as
earlobes, would be considered mutilation, pure and simple. The only reason
circumcision is not considered mutilation is again for historical and religious reasons
which should carry no weight in a rational discussion of public policy. It s always
been done, hence it s okay, seems to be the reasoning involved. The same argument
can be made in favor of female circumcision among those cultures that favor it, yet
this practice is viewed with horror by most Americans.
Circumcision reduces the sensitivity of the penis, and so reduces sexual pleasure in
adult males, and a botched circumcision can ruin a man s life.
Circumcision removes a necessary protection of a sensitive part, as nude sunbathers
discover. This protection is also useful while clothed.
Circumcision is performed on a patient who cannot give his consent. Because it is not
medically required, for reasons of medical ethics it should be withheld until consent is
possible.
Circumcision is performed in the name of a religion which may be repudiated by the
recipient when he becomes able to judge. For such persons, the religious purpose
becomes nugatory. The bodies of children should not be sacrificed to the religion of
their parents.
The religious purpose of circumcision may have been repudiated by the church of
which the parents are members. Through
Triple Bottom Line Accounting Concept And Framework
Triple Bottom Line Accounting
By: Emma Juskovic
The Triple Bottom Line (TBL) accounting concept and framework was first created
by John Elkington in the mid 1990 s, and has since changed the way for profit, non
profit and government agencies measure the sustainability of their initiatives and
company. The TBL framework is flexible and can be adopted and molded based on
the specific needs of an organization. The framework is comprised of three parts,
which are: social (People), environmental (Planet), and financial (Profit), commonly
referred to as 3Ps. This framework does spark debate regarding the ethical problems
behind measuring, quantifying and accounting for social and environmental
variables, which is often not supported by many ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Businesses can prepare their own analysis for each category by obtaining numerous
pieces of information, which relate to their current state as well as knowledge about
how their company s decisions and operations impact their society and environment.
Financial measures in the Triple Bottom Line accounting framework should follow
the common financial accounting guidelines, Generally Accepted Accounting
Principle s, and International Financial Reporting Standard s. The financial measures
in the Triple Bottom Line accounting framework however are not under as much
scrutiny as the Environmental and Social measures, though there is debate over
certain ethical aspects of Financial Accounting as a well. Financial Accounting in a
business is usually not changed in a dramatic way, when a company decides to
adopt the TBL framework. Some changes that financial records might reflect include
an increase in expenses related to environmental or social care, a decrease in
expenses that reflect a detriment to the society or environment (i.e. Transportation
Expense), a possible increase in revenues as a result of customer support of the
adoption of TBL.
Triple Bottom Line accounting brings light to the importance of accounting for
Environmental measures, as it helps a company track their ecological footprint and
make plans to improve it. A company can be profitable for several years, however if
Triple Bottom Line Accounting
By: Emma Juskovic
The Triple Bottom Line (TBL) accounting concept and framework was first created
by John Elkington in the mid 1990 s, and has since changed the way for profit, non
profit and government agencies measure the sustainability of their initiatives and
company. The TBL framework is flexible and can be adopted and molded based on
the specific needs of an organization. The framework is comprised of three parts,
which are: social (People), environmental (Planet), and financial (Profit), commonly
referred to as 3Ps. This framework does spark debate regarding the ethical problems
behind measuring, quantifying and accounting for social and environmental
variables, which is often not supported by many ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Businesses can prepare their own analysis for each category by obtaining numerous
pieces of information, which relate to their current state as well as knowledge about
how their company s decisions and operations impact their society and environment.
Financial measures in the Triple Bottom Line accounting framework should follow
the common financial accounting guidelines, Generally Accepted Accounting
Principle s, and International Financial Reporting Standard s. The financial measures
in the Triple Bottom Line accounting framework however are not under as much
scrutiny as the Environmental and Social measures, though there is debate over
certain ethical aspects of Financial Accounting as a well. Financial Accounting in a
business is usually not changed in a dramatic way, when a company decides to
adopt the TBL framework. Some changes that financial records might reflect include
an increase in expenses related to environmental or social care, a decrease in
expenses that reflect a detriment to the society or environment (i.e. Transportation
Expense), a possible increase in revenues as a result of customer support of the
adoption of TBL.
Triple Bottom Line accounting brings light to the importance of accounting for
Environmental measures, as it helps a company track their ecological footprint and
make plans to improve it. A company can be profitable for several years, however if
Question Questions On The Columbian Exchange
4.1 Describe the degree of global interconnection after 1500 CE compared to before
1500. What were the overall effects of this change in global interconnectedness? new
discoveries allow to travel farther connect with previously isolated regions and
increase in global interconnection
4.1.I How did the global trade network after 1500 CE affect the pre existing regional
trade networks? (Indian Ocean, Mediterranean, trans Saharan, Silk Routes) not much
influence
Europe did not participate much b.c unable to produce something of value
4.1.II.A What technical developments made transoceanic European travel trade
possible? guns new and better ships with triangular sails
4.1.II.B Where did those developments originate?
Asia Muslim Empire Europe
4.1.III What ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
invasive animals and plants disease 4.1.V.B What foods were transferred to new
geographic regions as part of the Columbian Exchange, and what were labor systems
made this transfer possible?
Americas to Euro potatoes, beans, squash, maize
Euro to Americas wheat, rice, bananas, grapes coffee (Africa) and (Asia) sugar = cash
crops
4.1.V.C What plants/animals were deliberately transferred across the Atlantic as part
of the Columbian Exchange?
Europeans brought from Americas horses cattle pigs sheep goats chickens Europe to
America turkeys, llamas, alpacas, guinea pigs.
4.1.V.D What effects did American food crops have on the diet of Afro Eurasians?
Native Americans relied on plants
Europeans bring in potatoes and corn = pop boom b/c more calories consumed
4.1.V.E How did settlers action affect the Americas environmentally? settlers change
environment work land more than Native Americans = erosion of land Europeans
brought diseases and wipe out Indian pop
Native Americans forced to move inland = must get used to nomadic
4.1 Describe the degree of global interconnection after 1500 CE compared to before
1500. What were the overall effects of this change in global interconnectedness? new
discoveries allow to travel farther connect with previously isolated regions and
increase in global interconnection
4.1.I How did the global trade network after 1500 CE affect the pre existing regional
trade networks? (Indian Ocean, Mediterranean, trans Saharan, Silk Routes) not much
influence
Europe did not participate much b.c unable to produce something of value
4.1.II.A What technical developments made transoceanic European travel trade
possible? guns new and better ships with triangular sails
4.1.II.B Where did those developments originate?
Asia Muslim Empire Europe
4.1.III What ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
invasive animals and plants disease 4.1.V.B What foods were transferred to new
geographic regions as part of the Columbian Exchange, and what were labor systems
made this transfer possible?
Americas to Euro potatoes, beans, squash, maize
Euro to Americas wheat, rice, bananas, grapes coffee (Africa) and (Asia) sugar = cash
crops
4.1.V.C What plants/animals were deliberately transferred across the Atlantic as part
of the Columbian Exchange?
Europeans brought from Americas horses cattle pigs sheep goats chickens Europe to
America turkeys, llamas, alpacas, guinea pigs.
4.1.V.D What effects did American food crops have on the diet of Afro Eurasians?
Native Americans relied on plants
Europeans bring in potatoes and corn = pop boom b/c more calories consumed
4.1.V.E How did settlers action affect the Americas environmentally? settlers change
environment work land more than Native Americans = erosion of land Europeans
brought diseases and wipe out Indian pop
Native Americans forced to move inland = must get used to nomadic
Paris Opera Ballet
Dance has been around since the earliest of human times. However, the formalization
of dance came long after humans were dancing. As cultures became more developed,
people could focus on other things such as rituals, dances, costumes, and
entertainment (Hooper). This led to entertainment not only for the royalty and
leaders of a society, but also entertainment for the commoner. Kassing notes that as
the Renaissancearrived, performances in court became much more common as a form
of entertainment to please the ruling class. Catherine de Medici is known for
bringing balletto France, where it became quite popular, according to Kassing s
report. The Paris Opera (originally the AcadГ©mie Royale de Musique) was founded
by Louis XIV and its ballet... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the Paris Opera Ballet was formed, it was meant to entertain royalty,
requiring manners, etiquette, and protocol directed toward the royals, according
to Professor Suggs. Manners, etiquette, and protocol dictate how one is to behave
and act. This led to performances at the Paris Opera Ballet to be very formal
affairs as evidenced today. Many dances end with bows that would have shown
respect to the royalty present according to Anderson. However, today it is shown
to thank the entire audience. Also, there was a decorum practiced by the audience,
which can still be seen today. According to the San Francisco Ballet Company
website, they suggest propriety such as avoiding tardiness, making sure electronic
devices are off, no candy wrappers, no talking, and no snuggling with your
significant other. These are enforced out of respect for the performer and guests
around. Dress codes are another legacy left by the Paris Opera Ballet. Since the
performances were first staged for King Louis XIV, Anderson suggests that they
were a formal affair. This can be seen today: while most theaters do not have formal
dress codes, they provide suggestions on dress. Trip Advisor advises that guests
should be clean, use small amounts of perfume or collogue, and to dress the part.
Trip Advisor says that this is because there is a large amount of money put in such as
ticket costs,
Dance has been around since the earliest of human times. However, the formalization
of dance came long after humans were dancing. As cultures became more developed,
people could focus on other things such as rituals, dances, costumes, and
entertainment (Hooper). This led to entertainment not only for the royalty and
leaders of a society, but also entertainment for the commoner. Kassing notes that as
the Renaissancearrived, performances in court became much more common as a form
of entertainment to please the ruling class. Catherine de Medici is known for
bringing balletto France, where it became quite popular, according to Kassing s
report. The Paris Opera (originally the AcadГ©mie Royale de Musique) was founded
by Louis XIV and its ballet... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the Paris Opera Ballet was formed, it was meant to entertain royalty,
requiring manners, etiquette, and protocol directed toward the royals, according
to Professor Suggs. Manners, etiquette, and protocol dictate how one is to behave
and act. This led to performances at the Paris Opera Ballet to be very formal
affairs as evidenced today. Many dances end with bows that would have shown
respect to the royalty present according to Anderson. However, today it is shown
to thank the entire audience. Also, there was a decorum practiced by the audience,
which can still be seen today. According to the San Francisco Ballet Company
website, they suggest propriety such as avoiding tardiness, making sure electronic
devices are off, no candy wrappers, no talking, and no snuggling with your
significant other. These are enforced out of respect for the performer and guests
around. Dress codes are another legacy left by the Paris Opera Ballet. Since the
performances were first staged for King Louis XIV, Anderson suggests that they
were a formal affair. This can be seen today: while most theaters do not have formal
dress codes, they provide suggestions on dress. Trip Advisor advises that guests
should be clean, use small amounts of perfume or collogue, and to dress the part.
Trip Advisor says that this is because there is a large amount of money put in such as
ticket costs,
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park is an amazing place. The 2.2 million acre park is
mostly above 7500 feet. It contains hydrothermal features like Old Faithful s
geyser, wildlife, vegetation, lakes and more. Within the 2.2 acres are habitats and
wildlife that are unique to the park. There are three main habitats within
Yellowstone. First is the Alpine Tundra. This dry, rocky, mountainous area is home
to a significant mountain goat population. Next, the mountain meadows are areas
of grass that can be small or up to thousands of acres. They are home to elk and
mule deer, among others. Finally, the sage steppe grasslands are treeless areas
perfect for wildflowers and shrubs, and are where you will likely find bison.
Yellowstone is home to the largest
Yellowstone National Park is an amazing place. The 2.2 million acre park is
mostly above 7500 feet. It contains hydrothermal features like Old Faithful s
geyser, wildlife, vegetation, lakes and more. Within the 2.2 acres are habitats and
wildlife that are unique to the park. There are three main habitats within
Yellowstone. First is the Alpine Tundra. This dry, rocky, mountainous area is home
to a significant mountain goat population. Next, the mountain meadows are areas
of grass that can be small or up to thousands of acres. They are home to elk and
mule deer, among others. Finally, the sage steppe grasslands are treeless areas
perfect for wildflowers and shrubs, and are where you will likely find bison.
Yellowstone is home to the largest
Social Psychology
The principles and theories of Social Psychology are important and useful in
assessing behaviors in situations. These social psychological principles and their
applications can be seen in fictional films which can also be attributed to everyday
life. One such film that holds certain social psychological perspectives is Will Gluck
s 2010 production of Easy A. A film about high school student Olive Penderghast and
how a sudden change in popularity and financial status, after an unintentional rumor
about how she supposedly lost her virginity to a college guy spread through the
entire her school. The film draws on the behavioral connections of pronounced hussy
Olive Penderghast and her English class s assigned reading of The Scarlet Letter....
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The forces that led Anson to wrongfully attribute Olive s floozy behavior as her
true nature are due to the social psychological perspective known as the Self
Fulfilling Prophecy. As stated in lecture the Self Fulfilling Prophecy can be
defined as the expectations people have about another person, which influences
how they act towards that person and thus causing that person to fulfill these
expectations. This prophecy is evident in the film when Olive s reputation is first
brought to her attention by her best friend stating that everyone and I do mean
everyone is calling her a dirty skank. Once she realizes that others hold a certain
expectation of how she should behave in accordance to her assumed persona. She
begins to notice how differently the people act around her. The expectations which
fostered different attitudes towards her are presented through the glares and the
gossip that force Olive to oblige people s expectations. In the scene Olive declares
that if people thought [she was] a dirty skank [she] would be the dirtiest skank they
d ever seen, confirming and concluding the last prerequisite in defining the Self
Fulfilling Prophecy, which is changing oneself to fit expectations. Rosenthal and
Jacobson s 1968 experiment is a fine example that helps explains how Olive fits the
Self Fulfilling Prophecy. This is because in the film and the teacher and presumed
student bloomers, both evoked
The principles and theories of Social Psychology are important and useful in
assessing behaviors in situations. These social psychological principles and their
applications can be seen in fictional films which can also be attributed to everyday
life. One such film that holds certain social psychological perspectives is Will Gluck
s 2010 production of Easy A. A film about high school student Olive Penderghast and
how a sudden change in popularity and financial status, after an unintentional rumor
about how she supposedly lost her virginity to a college guy spread through the
entire her school. The film draws on the behavioral connections of pronounced hussy
Olive Penderghast and her English class s assigned reading of The Scarlet Letter....
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The forces that led Anson to wrongfully attribute Olive s floozy behavior as her
true nature are due to the social psychological perspective known as the Self
Fulfilling Prophecy. As stated in lecture the Self Fulfilling Prophecy can be
defined as the expectations people have about another person, which influences
how they act towards that person and thus causing that person to fulfill these
expectations. This prophecy is evident in the film when Olive s reputation is first
brought to her attention by her best friend stating that everyone and I do mean
everyone is calling her a dirty skank. Once she realizes that others hold a certain
expectation of how she should behave in accordance to her assumed persona. She
begins to notice how differently the people act around her. The expectations which
fostered different attitudes towards her are presented through the glares and the
gossip that force Olive to oblige people s expectations. In the scene Olive declares
that if people thought [she was] a dirty skank [she] would be the dirtiest skank they
d ever seen, confirming and concluding the last prerequisite in defining the Self
Fulfilling Prophecy, which is changing oneself to fit expectations. Rosenthal and
Jacobson s 1968 experiment is a fine example that helps explains how Olive fits the
Self Fulfilling Prophecy. This is because in the film and the teacher and presumed
student bloomers, both evoked
Summary And Symbolism In The Lottery
Luck always plays a hand in chance, but when the luck runs out, who s there to lend
a hand? In the story, The Lottery, a small New England town graces the reader s
eyes. Within this town, there is a deadly tradition about taking a chance. Tessie
Hutchinson ends up being the one to risk it all and her fate is sealed with the sweet
kiss of many stones. Symbolism plays a major key in this story, and it s shown by
names, objects and the setting, which conceals the true meaning of the lottery. In this
story, Jackson uses names of the characters to have a specific and significant
meaning. The names Jackson chose foreshadow and indicate what will happen after
the lottery. One of the names, Delacroix, means of the cross in French. In this
sentences,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the second paragraph, Bobby Martin had already stuffed his pockets full of
stones, and the other boys soon followed his example, selecting the smoothest and
roundest stones (251). The reason the boys picked up the smoothest stones was
because the ones with the rough, jagged edges would kill the winner faster. The
smooth rocks would grant the winner a slower, more painful death. The fact that
the children picked up the stones in the first place, indicates that the children
found some normalcy in the annual murderous event. The book box and the three
legged stool have religious symbolism. The black box was used to determines who
would live and die for the town, and also embodies the past lotteries and the ones
that have yet to come. The color of said box also symbolizes death and evil. The
stool represents the holy trinity, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The death
box is held up by purity and holiness, but the box is sin and darkness. This is
important because this town has manipulated their religion to justify and support the
violence they ve created and they ve made it into a traditional event. Jackson implies
/suggests that the people assumed God would have wanted them to make a sacrifice
of innocent
Luck always plays a hand in chance, but when the luck runs out, who s there to lend
a hand? In the story, The Lottery, a small New England town graces the reader s
eyes. Within this town, there is a deadly tradition about taking a chance. Tessie
Hutchinson ends up being the one to risk it all and her fate is sealed with the sweet
kiss of many stones. Symbolism plays a major key in this story, and it s shown by
names, objects and the setting, which conceals the true meaning of the lottery. In this
story, Jackson uses names of the characters to have a specific and significant
meaning. The names Jackson chose foreshadow and indicate what will happen after
the lottery. One of the names, Delacroix, means of the cross in French. In this
sentences,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the second paragraph, Bobby Martin had already stuffed his pockets full of
stones, and the other boys soon followed his example, selecting the smoothest and
roundest stones (251). The reason the boys picked up the smoothest stones was
because the ones with the rough, jagged edges would kill the winner faster. The
smooth rocks would grant the winner a slower, more painful death. The fact that
the children picked up the stones in the first place, indicates that the children
found some normalcy in the annual murderous event. The book box and the three
legged stool have religious symbolism. The black box was used to determines who
would live and die for the town, and also embodies the past lotteries and the ones
that have yet to come. The color of said box also symbolizes death and evil. The
stool represents the holy trinity, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The death
box is held up by purity and holiness, but the box is sin and darkness. This is
important because this town has manipulated their religion to justify and support the
violence they ve created and they ve made it into a traditional event. Jackson implies
/suggests that the people assumed God would have wanted them to make a sacrifice
of innocent
Angelman Syndrome Research Papers
A different word then Angelman syndrome is disorder. Disorder means have
microcephaly (small head size) and epilepsy (recurrent seizures).Prenatal diagnostic
testing involves testing the fetus before birth (prenatally) to determine whether the
fetus has certain abnormalities, including certain hereditary or spontaneous genetic
disorders.Some prenatal genetic tests are screening tests. They tell you if your
baby has a higher risk of having a certain disorder or disease, but they can t tell you
for certain that he ll be born with it. Other diagnostic tests will give you a more
definite answer. Usually, you ll get this kind after you have a positive result on a
screening test.
People with inherited hemophilia A require life long care, preferably through a
specialized ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Your doctor will look for symptoms of anemia and other physical clues that might
point to a cause. There are basically three different causes of anemia: blood loss,
decreased or faulty red blood cell production, or destruction of red blood cells
Complete blood count (CBC), which determines the number, size, volume, and
hemoglobin content of red blood cells . Blood iron level and your serum ferritin
level, the best indicators of your body s total iron stores . Levels of vitamin B12
and folate, vitamins necessary for red blood cell production . Special blood tests
to detect rare causes of anemia, such as an immune attack on your red blood cells,
red blood cell fragility, and defects of enzymes, hemoglobin, and clotting
Reticulocyte count, bilirubin, and other blood and urine tests to determine how
quickly your blood cells are being made or if you have a hemolytic anemia, where
your red blood cells .Only in rare cases will a doctor need to remove a sample of
bone marrow to determine the cause of your anemia.Medical professionals use
medication,therapy, surgery, and
A different word then Angelman syndrome is disorder. Disorder means have
microcephaly (small head size) and epilepsy (recurrent seizures).Prenatal diagnostic
testing involves testing the fetus before birth (prenatally) to determine whether the
fetus has certain abnormalities, including certain hereditary or spontaneous genetic
disorders.Some prenatal genetic tests are screening tests. They tell you if your
baby has a higher risk of having a certain disorder or disease, but they can t tell you
for certain that he ll be born with it. Other diagnostic tests will give you a more
definite answer. Usually, you ll get this kind after you have a positive result on a
screening test.
People with inherited hemophilia A require life long care, preferably through a
specialized ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Your doctor will look for symptoms of anemia and other physical clues that might
point to a cause. There are basically three different causes of anemia: blood loss,
decreased or faulty red blood cell production, or destruction of red blood cells
Complete blood count (CBC), which determines the number, size, volume, and
hemoglobin content of red blood cells . Blood iron level and your serum ferritin
level, the best indicators of your body s total iron stores . Levels of vitamin B12
and folate, vitamins necessary for red blood cell production . Special blood tests
to detect rare causes of anemia, such as an immune attack on your red blood cells,
red blood cell fragility, and defects of enzymes, hemoglobin, and clotting
Reticulocyte count, bilirubin, and other blood and urine tests to determine how
quickly your blood cells are being made or if you have a hemolytic anemia, where
your red blood cells .Only in rare cases will a doctor need to remove a sample of
bone marrow to determine the cause of your anemia.Medical professionals use
medication,therapy, surgery, and
Teddy Roosevelt And The Development Of The National
Parks
Teddy Roosevelt and the development of the National Parks
11/30/2014
Nicholas Wittkopp
He was the youngest candidate to become president. He was the leader of the
progressive movement. He was our twenty sixth president, he served from 09/14
/1901 to 03/4/1909. He was a writer of thirty five books. He was New York s thirty
third governor. He was a naturalist. He was a war hero in the Spanish American
War. He was a member of rough riders. He trust busted forty corporations. He made
pure food and drug act, and meat inspection act. He got the government to set a
side forty two million acres for wildlife reverses, and national parks. He toke over
the Panama Canal project after the french gave up on the Panama Canal project, and
finish the Panama Canal project. He face is on Mt. Rushmore. He was a historian
and an explorer. This amazing man was the great Theodore Roosevelt, which in fact
was my favorite president by far.
Even at a young age Theodore Roosevelt cared about nature conservation. At the
young age of eight years old Theodore Roosevelt start his own museum of natural
history, when the skull of a seal washed up on the New York Harbor. Curiosity fueled
the growth of the Roosevelt museum, Theodore collected any specimen in his reach,
he plead to friends and family to bring him any specimens they could, and even paid
other children for specimens they would get him. Being the leading naturalist of the
time Theodore knew that killing unfamiliar animals were
Parks
Teddy Roosevelt and the development of the National Parks
11/30/2014
Nicholas Wittkopp
He was the youngest candidate to become president. He was the leader of the
progressive movement. He was our twenty sixth president, he served from 09/14
/1901 to 03/4/1909. He was a writer of thirty five books. He was New York s thirty
third governor. He was a naturalist. He was a war hero in the Spanish American
War. He was a member of rough riders. He trust busted forty corporations. He made
pure food and drug act, and meat inspection act. He got the government to set a
side forty two million acres for wildlife reverses, and national parks. He toke over
the Panama Canal project after the french gave up on the Panama Canal project, and
finish the Panama Canal project. He face is on Mt. Rushmore. He was a historian
and an explorer. This amazing man was the great Theodore Roosevelt, which in fact
was my favorite president by far.
Even at a young age Theodore Roosevelt cared about nature conservation. At the
young age of eight years old Theodore Roosevelt start his own museum of natural
history, when the skull of a seal washed up on the New York Harbor. Curiosity fueled
the growth of the Roosevelt museum, Theodore collected any specimen in his reach,
he plead to friends and family to bring him any specimens they could, and even paid
other children for specimens they would get him. Being the leading naturalist of the
time Theodore knew that killing unfamiliar animals were
Ed Sheeran Song Analysis
Neilande Liberal
Professor Pilarski
ENC 1101
7 July 2017
Photograph
Ed Sheeran, thinks of his music not just his song, but someone s first dance at a
wedding or someone s late night feel. His lyrics can carry you right into the story and
can touch the lives of so many people. There are a lot of feelings behind his songs,
he plays the guitar and it is like you can feel the emotions being felt in the songs. A
lot of people can relate to the stuff he sings about, his lyrics are powerful and it is one
of a kind. It is from his heart and his own experience. His songs always leave
everyone with tears on their eyes or a smile on their face.
Every one of his songs has multiple purposes. His song Photograph is not just about
fixing a relationship with your partner, it is more about restoring the relationship
with your family, and making memories with your love on, more specifically Ed
and his mother. The song was recorded for his X album in 2014, the song was
released on a mobile device application known as the iTunes store 20 June 2014,
the single was released 11 May 2015 after the music video was released 9 May
2015 on YouTube. The music video features real home footage taken from old
family movies of Ed Sheeran. Giving us insight into his private early life, the clips
take viewers on a journey through Ed life from a baby and a little kid playing
numerous instruments to a teenager on his guitar playing on the streets and to the
present day performing in front of a huge crowd.
Neilande Liberal
Professor Pilarski
ENC 1101
7 July 2017
Photograph
Ed Sheeran, thinks of his music not just his song, but someone s first dance at a
wedding or someone s late night feel. His lyrics can carry you right into the story and
can touch the lives of so many people. There are a lot of feelings behind his songs,
he plays the guitar and it is like you can feel the emotions being felt in the songs. A
lot of people can relate to the stuff he sings about, his lyrics are powerful and it is one
of a kind. It is from his heart and his own experience. His songs always leave
everyone with tears on their eyes or a smile on their face.
Every one of his songs has multiple purposes. His song Photograph is not just about
fixing a relationship with your partner, it is more about restoring the relationship
with your family, and making memories with your love on, more specifically Ed
and his mother. The song was recorded for his X album in 2014, the song was
released on a mobile device application known as the iTunes store 20 June 2014,
the single was released 11 May 2015 after the music video was released 9 May
2015 on YouTube. The music video features real home footage taken from old
family movies of Ed Sheeran. Giving us insight into his private early life, the clips
take viewers on a journey through Ed life from a baby and a little kid playing
numerous instruments to a teenager on his guitar playing on the streets and to the
present day performing in front of a huge crowd.
Andrea Yates Postpartum Depression By Andrea Yates
Postpartum Depression
In 2001, Andrea Yates, a Texas mother, was accused of drowning her five children,
(aged seven, five, three, two, and six months) in her bathtub. The idea of a mother
drowning all of her children puzzled the nation. Her attorney argued that it was
Andrea Yates untreated postpartum depression, which evolved into postpartum
psychosis that caused her horrific actions (1) . He also argued that Andrea Yates
suffered from postpartum depression after the birth of her fourth child, and that she
attempted suicide twice for this very disorder ((1)). What is postpartum depression,
and how can it cause a mother to harm her very own children, altering her behavior
towards her children in a negative way? One in ten women ... Show more content on
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Almost ten percent of recent mothers experience postpartum depression ((3)),
occurring anytime within the first year after childbirth ((3)). The majority of the
women have the symptoms for over six months ((2)) . These symptoms include
* Constant fatigue
* Lack of joy in life
* A sense of emotional numbness or feeling trapped
* Withdrawal from family and friends
* Lack of concern for yourself or your baby
* Severe insomnia
* Excessive concern for your baby
* Loss of sexual interest or responsiveness
* A strong sense of failure and inadequacy
* Severe mood swings
* High expectations and over demanding attitude
* Difficulty making sense of things ((3))
Consequently, the treatment for postpartum depression is more intense than that for
the baby blues. Among the many treatments, many mothers undergo intense
counseling, take antidepressants, or even experience hormone therapy ((3)).
In rare instances, postpartum psychosis is diagnosed (one tenth or two tenths of a
percent experience it ((2)) ). When experiencing postpartum psychosis, new mothers
can experience auditory hallucinations, as well as delusions and visual hallucinations
((4)), making them lose their sense of what is real and what is false. Treatment is
imperative an often times done under immediate hospitalization.
Postpartum Depression
In 2001, Andrea Yates, a Texas mother, was accused of drowning her five children,
(aged seven, five, three, two, and six months) in her bathtub. The idea of a mother
drowning all of her children puzzled the nation. Her attorney argued that it was
Andrea Yates untreated postpartum depression, which evolved into postpartum
psychosis that caused her horrific actions (1) . He also argued that Andrea Yates
suffered from postpartum depression after the birth of her fourth child, and that she
attempted suicide twice for this very disorder ((1)). What is postpartum depression,
and how can it cause a mother to harm her very own children, altering her behavior
towards her children in a negative way? One in ten women ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Almost ten percent of recent mothers experience postpartum depression ((3)),
occurring anytime within the first year after childbirth ((3)). The majority of the
women have the symptoms for over six months ((2)) . These symptoms include
* Constant fatigue
* Lack of joy in life
* A sense of emotional numbness or feeling trapped
* Withdrawal from family and friends
* Lack of concern for yourself or your baby
* Severe insomnia
* Excessive concern for your baby
* Loss of sexual interest or responsiveness
* A strong sense of failure and inadequacy
* Severe mood swings
* High expectations and over demanding attitude
* Difficulty making sense of things ((3))
Consequently, the treatment for postpartum depression is more intense than that for
the baby blues. Among the many treatments, many mothers undergo intense
counseling, take antidepressants, or even experience hormone therapy ((3)).
In rare instances, postpartum psychosis is diagnosed (one tenth or two tenths of a
percent experience it ((2)) ). When experiencing postpartum psychosis, new mothers
can experience auditory hallucinations, as well as delusions and visual hallucinations
((4)), making them lose their sense of what is real and what is false. Treatment is
imperative an often times done under immediate hospitalization.
Fishtail Braid Research Paper
The best ways to Dress Up Fishtail Braid Hairstyles for Girls
I would presume that you currently understand exactly what a fishtail braid is if
you re reading this. Due to the fact that of the reversed appearance that advises a lot
of females of the off duty design kind of hair, it is one of the most popular types of
braid. At the very same time, it can include a great deal to your appearance
rendering it more trendy than your typical braid. Undoubtedly, it is a go to hairdo
for ladies, particularly throughout summertime time when your hairs can quickly
misbehave. The advantage about a fishtail braid is that despite the fact that your hair
can get a bit untidy, it still looks and feels like part of your total hairdo. For this
reason, you do ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you would demand using a fishtail braid, why not attempt distinct variations to the
braided hairdo? Right here are some concepts you can attempt to make your typical
fishtail braid more enjoyable and amazing!
Fishtail Headband
This is a stunning however simple method to design your fishtail braid. And the very
best part about doing a fishtail headband is that it works for all kinds of hair
structures and lengths. Basically, you can produce this hairdo by forming 2 fishtail
braids on the opposing sides of your head. Then, you curtain those 2 braided areas
under the crown where you can protect them to form a headband.
Fishtail Bun
There are no quick and difficult guidelines to develop a fishtail bun. You can attempt
it intertwining small areas of hair into a fishtail braid and after that twisting it around
a bun. Or, you can likewise attempt intertwining your hair from the crown up until
completion of the hair where you can twist it into a bun. This is a casual yet
womanly hairdo that isn t really too reversed or too unpleasant either.
Side Twist Fishtail
The best ways to Dress Up Fishtail Braid Hairstyles for Girls
I would presume that you currently understand exactly what a fishtail braid is if
you re reading this. Due to the fact that of the reversed appearance that advises a lot
of females of the off duty design kind of hair, it is one of the most popular types of
braid. At the very same time, it can include a great deal to your appearance
rendering it more trendy than your typical braid. Undoubtedly, it is a go to hairdo
for ladies, particularly throughout summertime time when your hairs can quickly
misbehave. The advantage about a fishtail braid is that despite the fact that your hair
can get a bit untidy, it still looks and feels like part of your total hairdo. For this
reason, you do ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you would demand using a fishtail braid, why not attempt distinct variations to the
braided hairdo? Right here are some concepts you can attempt to make your typical
fishtail braid more enjoyable and amazing!
Fishtail Headband
This is a stunning however simple method to design your fishtail braid. And the very
best part about doing a fishtail headband is that it works for all kinds of hair
structures and lengths. Basically, you can produce this hairdo by forming 2 fishtail
braids on the opposing sides of your head. Then, you curtain those 2 braided areas
under the crown where you can protect them to form a headband.
Fishtail Bun
There are no quick and difficult guidelines to develop a fishtail bun. You can attempt
it intertwining small areas of hair into a fishtail braid and after that twisting it around
a bun. Or, you can likewise attempt intertwining your hair from the crown up until
completion of the hair where you can twist it into a bun. This is a casual yet
womanly hairdo that isn t really too reversed or too unpleasant either.
Side Twist Fishtail
Economics Of Banking Chapter Summary
H.Keiding: Economics of Banking (Prel.version:September 2013) Chapter 18, page 1
Chapter 18 Capital Regulation and The Basel Accords 1. Introduction: why capital
regulation? 2. Eп¬ Ђects of capital regulation 2.2. A model where banks have equity
in excess of regulatory demand. There is some empirical evidence that banks
choose a composition of funding where the share of equity is larger than what is
demanded by regulators. Below we consider a simple model of largely competitive
п¬Ѓnancial markets, due to Allen, Carletti and Marquez (2011), where this is the
case. We consider a one period economy with п¬ Ѓrms having access to a risky
investment and in need of п¬ Ѓnancing, and banks that lend to the investors and
monitor them. An investment... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If this is a result of market forces, it must be a market where all bargaining power is
left with the borrowers, none with the banks. Therefore, it may be questioned
whether the result can be seen as a decision by banks to hold more than the minimal
capital required. If instead we introduce a regulator, determining k so as to maximize
a social welfare function deп¬ Ѓned as we get that rL в‰ Ґ 2 в€’ k, and inserting this
into (1) we get that k в‰ Ґ 1 1 B + О = q(y в€’ rL ) + q(rL в€’ (1 в€’ k)rD ) в€’ krE
в€’ q2 = q(y в€’ (1 в€’ k)rD ) в€’ krE в€’ q2 , 2 2 while otherwise everything is as
before, then for large enough y (namely y в‰ Ґ 2, the capital ratio k may be chosen as
0, since the banks gain with rE = 2 is large enough to give incentives for q = 1. If y
2, the capital ratio must be positive, whereas q may be less than 1. H.Keiding:
Economics of Banking (Prel.version:September 2013) Chapter 18, page 3 2.3. A
model where capital regulation may increase risk. To see that capital regulation
may work in ways that run counter to intuition, we look at a simple model
proposed by Hakenes and Schnabel (2010). It is in many respects close to the one
which we used in the discussion of competition and risk (Chapter 11). We assume
that there are N banks which are п¬ Ѓnanced either by deposits D j or by equity E j , j
= 1, . . . , N. The banks compete for depositors and for loans. Borrowers are
entrepreneurs, who may choose risky projects, all of equal size 1, characterized
H.Keiding: Economics of Banking (Prel.version:September 2013) Chapter 18, page 1
Chapter 18 Capital Regulation and The Basel Accords 1. Introduction: why capital
regulation? 2. Eп¬ Ђects of capital regulation 2.2. A model where banks have equity
in excess of regulatory demand. There is some empirical evidence that banks
choose a composition of funding where the share of equity is larger than what is
demanded by regulators. Below we consider a simple model of largely competitive
п¬Ѓnancial markets, due to Allen, Carletti and Marquez (2011), where this is the
case. We consider a one period economy with п¬ Ѓrms having access to a risky
investment and in need of п¬ Ѓnancing, and banks that lend to the investors and
monitor them. An investment... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If this is a result of market forces, it must be a market where all bargaining power is
left with the borrowers, none with the banks. Therefore, it may be questioned
whether the result can be seen as a decision by banks to hold more than the minimal
capital required. If instead we introduce a regulator, determining k so as to maximize
a social welfare function deп¬ Ѓned as we get that rL в‰ Ґ 2 в€’ k, and inserting this
into (1) we get that k в‰ Ґ 1 1 B + О = q(y в€’ rL ) + q(rL в€’ (1 в€’ k)rD ) в€’ krE
в€’ q2 = q(y в€’ (1 в€’ k)rD ) в€’ krE в€’ q2 , 2 2 while otherwise everything is as
before, then for large enough y (namely y в‰ Ґ 2, the capital ratio k may be chosen as
0, since the banks gain with rE = 2 is large enough to give incentives for q = 1. If y
2, the capital ratio must be positive, whereas q may be less than 1. H.Keiding:
Economics of Banking (Prel.version:September 2013) Chapter 18, page 3 2.3. A
model where capital regulation may increase risk. To see that capital regulation
may work in ways that run counter to intuition, we look at a simple model
proposed by Hakenes and Schnabel (2010). It is in many respects close to the one
which we used in the discussion of competition and risk (Chapter 11). We assume
that there are N banks which are п¬ Ѓnanced either by deposits D j or by equity E j , j
= 1, . . . , N. The banks compete for depositors and for loans. Borrowers are
entrepreneurs, who may choose risky projects, all of equal size 1, characterized
Oklahoma City Service Center Case Study
Ms. Teresa Keller addressed the Oklahoma City Service Center move to the Will
Rogers Building. We have eleven claims takers and two supervisors that have
moved into the space on the northeast corner of the fourth floor, just north of the
Adjudication unit. Brenda Orange is now supervising both Adjudication and the
Service Center employees. The move went smoothly, and we are thrilled to have
them here. This move saved the agency $90,000 a year. Due to budget constraints
the decision was made not to fill Jon Eller s prior position as Division Director of
Targeted Populations. Paul Stephens and John Harris of Veterans Services were
moved to the Customer Service Division under Lisa Graven. Targeted Populations
under Shalonda Sanders, the Support
Ms. Teresa Keller addressed the Oklahoma City Service Center move to the Will
Rogers Building. We have eleven claims takers and two supervisors that have
moved into the space on the northeast corner of the fourth floor, just north of the
Adjudication unit. Brenda Orange is now supervising both Adjudication and the
Service Center employees. The move went smoothly, and we are thrilled to have
them here. This move saved the agency $90,000 a year. Due to budget constraints
the decision was made not to fill Jon Eller s prior position as Division Director of
Targeted Populations. Paul Stephens and John Harris of Veterans Services were
moved to the Customer Service Division under Lisa Graven. Targeted Populations
under Shalonda Sanders, the Support
What Is Totalitarianism In American Government
Totalitarianism in American Government Thomas Jefferson once said, The greatest
danger to American freedom is a government that ignores the constitution. The
constitution gives the Americans their freedom and their rights. In America a person
has the right to be human, a right to make their own choices, a right to live, but is the
American governmentinfringing on those rights? The American government was
created to be controlled by the people to regulate their lives so they can maintain their
freedom not for the government to control their lives and their freedom. Any
government that attempts to control the aspects of one s life both public and private
is a totalitarianism form of government. Such is the government of Oceania in the
book... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Oceania the government uses multiple systems to perform surveillance on the
citizens. One of the big systems used by the government are telescreens, and it
could be used in multiple ways. The telescreen could see people through the screen
as well as pick up and record any sound made by someone near it, and there is now
way of knowing if it is recording (Orwell 3). This closely resemble the stingrays
used by police that could be used at any time and there is now way for the
Americans to know that it is being used. The posters of Big Brother can be related to
NSA s data collection. In 1984 Winston describes the poster as, one of those pictures
which are so contrived that the eyes follow you about when you move (Orwell 1).
This akin to the ever watching eyes of the NSA in the American government that can
be watching your every move on the American s phones and internet. By seeing the
similarities between the government actions in Oceania and the actions taken by the
American government one can see how totalitarianism has seeped into the American
government through the invasion of
Totalitarianism in American Government Thomas Jefferson once said, The greatest
danger to American freedom is a government that ignores the constitution. The
constitution gives the Americans their freedom and their rights. In America a person
has the right to be human, a right to make their own choices, a right to live, but is the
American governmentinfringing on those rights? The American government was
created to be controlled by the people to regulate their lives so they can maintain their
freedom not for the government to control their lives and their freedom. Any
government that attempts to control the aspects of one s life both public and private
is a totalitarianism form of government. Such is the government of Oceania in the
book... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Oceania the government uses multiple systems to perform surveillance on the
citizens. One of the big systems used by the government are telescreens, and it
could be used in multiple ways. The telescreen could see people through the screen
as well as pick up and record any sound made by someone near it, and there is now
way of knowing if it is recording (Orwell 3). This closely resemble the stingrays
used by police that could be used at any time and there is now way for the
Americans to know that it is being used. The posters of Big Brother can be related to
NSA s data collection. In 1984 Winston describes the poster as, one of those pictures
which are so contrived that the eyes follow you about when you move (Orwell 1).
This akin to the ever watching eyes of the NSA in the American government that can
be watching your every move on the American s phones and internet. By seeing the
similarities between the government actions in Oceania and the actions taken by the
American government one can see how totalitarianism has seeped into the American
government through the invasion of
Strategic Compensation Henderson Printing
Strategic Compensation Henderson Printing June 12 2012 Case Study Henderson
Printing As a component of the structural variables in the organization of Henderson
Printing the reward system is archaic and ineffective at best, it is therefore important
to understand the contextual variables affecting Henderson that will determine the
most appropriate managerial strategy for this organization. Of the five contextual
variables, Environment is the most critical. Henderson Printing is operating in an
environment that is stable, their technology is not changing rapidly, they do not have
an unpredictable regulatory environment, the life cycles of their products are long
term, and demand for the their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Base pay will be determined according to the value of the skills and competencies
an employee has acquired on the production floor, there will be the incentive for
skill development as employees base pay will increase as their skill proficiencies
enlarge. This will also create mobility between jobs in the organization as many
members will be proficient in numerous jobs. Compensating the organizations sales
staff through the use properly designed performance pay will lead to profitable sales
for the organization. Once again linking compensation to performance will benefit
the organization in its ability to pay. It is important to design the compensation of
the sales staff in a manner that encompasses all of the organizations goals as
communicating with production staff will be a key component of the High
Involvement Strategy, and it is important for the organization to demonstrate a
commitment to the sales team that the relationship is not just purely financial.
Therefore direct compensation for them should consist of a minimum base salary
upon which their commissions are added. Henderson Printing conducts its business
in the province of Nova Scotia therefore they are obligated to provide: A vacation
of two weeks after 12 months of service and within the following 10 months or, if
the employee has been employed with the same employer longer than 8 years, a
vacation of at least three weeks Vacation pay of
Strategic Compensation Henderson Printing June 12 2012 Case Study Henderson
Printing As a component of the structural variables in the organization of Henderson
Printing the reward system is archaic and ineffective at best, it is therefore important
to understand the contextual variables affecting Henderson that will determine the
most appropriate managerial strategy for this organization. Of the five contextual
variables, Environment is the most critical. Henderson Printing is operating in an
environment that is stable, their technology is not changing rapidly, they do not have
an unpredictable regulatory environment, the life cycles of their products are long
term, and demand for the their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Base pay will be determined according to the value of the skills and competencies
an employee has acquired on the production floor, there will be the incentive for
skill development as employees base pay will increase as their skill proficiencies
enlarge. This will also create mobility between jobs in the organization as many
members will be proficient in numerous jobs. Compensating the organizations sales
staff through the use properly designed performance pay will lead to profitable sales
for the organization. Once again linking compensation to performance will benefit
the organization in its ability to pay. It is important to design the compensation of
the sales staff in a manner that encompasses all of the organizations goals as
communicating with production staff will be a key component of the High
Involvement Strategy, and it is important for the organization to demonstrate a
commitment to the sales team that the relationship is not just purely financial.
Therefore direct compensation for them should consist of a minimum base salary
upon which their commissions are added. Henderson Printing conducts its business
in the province of Nova Scotia therefore they are obligated to provide: A vacation
of two weeks after 12 months of service and within the following 10 months or, if
the employee has been employed with the same employer longer than 8 years, a
vacation of at least three weeks Vacation pay of
Analysis Of Educating Rita
Educating Rita: A Realistic Film From the Director s Perspective
Educating Rita is a realistic look at a woman s journey to change and find herself.
The director keeps the film simple while watching her overcome a lack of
confidence and other obstacles. The film is considered a comedy but is still a
relatable story because the director represented Rita s character as she really would
be(dictionary.com).
Rita, real name Susan, is a young married hairdresser that wants to get an education.
Frank is an alcoholic literature teacher who is assigned to help her through the
program she enrolled in. Both have rocky relationships and the audience could easily
assume they end up falling for each other(Maslin). Rita has a thirst for knowledge but
little understanding of what she is quoting. Rita makes new friends and tries new
things. She even marvels at how much she liked seeing Macbeth(Maslin). By the end
of the movie she gains an understanding of her education and passes her test with
distinction. Through this series of events both characters end up single, yet part in
the same manor that they met(Maslin).
Lewis Gilbert, the director of the film, had the responsibility of using all the elements
of film to interpret the writers ideas(dictionary.com). In Educationg Rita he uses
realistic lighting and very little mood music to indicate how the viewer should feel
during the scene. Another way a director can get a viewer to feel a certain way or to
focus on a particular conversation, is
Educating Rita: A Realistic Film From the Director s Perspective
Educating Rita is a realistic look at a woman s journey to change and find herself.
The director keeps the film simple while watching her overcome a lack of
confidence and other obstacles. The film is considered a comedy but is still a
relatable story because the director represented Rita s character as she really would
be(dictionary.com).
Rita, real name Susan, is a young married hairdresser that wants to get an education.
Frank is an alcoholic literature teacher who is assigned to help her through the
program she enrolled in. Both have rocky relationships and the audience could easily
assume they end up falling for each other(Maslin). Rita has a thirst for knowledge but
little understanding of what she is quoting. Rita makes new friends and tries new
things. She even marvels at how much she liked seeing Macbeth(Maslin). By the end
of the movie she gains an understanding of her education and passes her test with
distinction. Through this series of events both characters end up single, yet part in
the same manor that they met(Maslin).
Lewis Gilbert, the director of the film, had the responsibility of using all the elements
of film to interpret the writers ideas(dictionary.com). In Educationg Rita he uses
realistic lighting and very little mood music to indicate how the viewer should feel
during the scene. Another way a director can get a viewer to feel a certain way or to
focus on a particular conversation, is
What Is A Hinge Joint In The Knee
The knee is the largest join in the human body, it is a hinge joint which means it
allows extension and flexion of the leg. The knee is full of tendons, ligaments, and
cartilage that help the knee with its structure and function. Also the knee joint has a
variety of bones for example, femur, tibia, and patella ACL, anterior cruciate ligament
, is an important ligamentlocated in the knee, and within the knee, it connects the
femur to the tibia. The femur is a bone located in the thigh, that extends from the hip
to the knee, while the tibia is located near the front of the lower leg between the
ankle and patella. The ACL is located on either side of the knee, and cross each other
in the front, helping the knee keep from bending inward. The ACL
The knee is the largest join in the human body, it is a hinge joint which means it
allows extension and flexion of the leg. The knee is full of tendons, ligaments, and
cartilage that help the knee with its structure and function. Also the knee joint has a
variety of bones for example, femur, tibia, and patella ACL, anterior cruciate ligament
, is an important ligamentlocated in the knee, and within the knee, it connects the
femur to the tibia. The femur is a bone located in the thigh, that extends from the hip
to the knee, while the tibia is located near the front of the lower leg between the
ankle and patella. The ACL is located on either side of the knee, and cross each other
in the front, helping the knee keep from bending inward. The ACL
Oskar Schindler Thesis
Mitchell
World Lit
Jenni Rom
3/1/2017
A Man among Monsters There were many cruel heartless people during the
Holocaust; many did their absolute best to completely wipe a nation from the face
of the earth. Amidst all the hatred and chaos, it did really appear that all Nazis were
a vile party that would stop at nothing to obliterate the people they hated. There were
a few, though, who realized the horror around them and tried to stop it. Oskar
Schindler is one such man who took action and managed to save more than 1,200
Jews from certain death. Schindler was born April 28, 1908 to Hans and Louisa
Schindler in Svitavy, Moravia. Oskar and younger his sister Elfriede attended a
German language school known as the Sudetenland where he was very ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Schindler gathered all his workers in the center of the factory to tell them that they
were finally free, and he also told them not to seek revenge, saying we must
differentiate between guilt and duty. The soldier in the front, like the common
man, who does his duty everywhere, should not be held responsible for the actions
of a few, who also called themselves Germans. (Oskar Schindler) Schindler also told
the SS officers still with him to leave in peace and to not continue the bloodshed.
Because of his work for counter intelligence for the Abwehr, Schindler was wanted
in Czechoslovakia for war crimes. With help from several Schindlerjuden, or
Schindler Jews, Oskar Schindler and his wife Emilie were able to flee the country.
In 1949 Schindler later moved to Argentina where he and his wife lived with several
families that they had
Mitchell
World Lit
Jenni Rom
3/1/2017
A Man among Monsters There were many cruel heartless people during the
Holocaust; many did their absolute best to completely wipe a nation from the face
of the earth. Amidst all the hatred and chaos, it did really appear that all Nazis were
a vile party that would stop at nothing to obliterate the people they hated. There were
a few, though, who realized the horror around them and tried to stop it. Oskar
Schindler is one such man who took action and managed to save more than 1,200
Jews from certain death. Schindler was born April 28, 1908 to Hans and Louisa
Schindler in Svitavy, Moravia. Oskar and younger his sister Elfriede attended a
German language school known as the Sudetenland where he was very ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Schindler gathered all his workers in the center of the factory to tell them that they
were finally free, and he also told them not to seek revenge, saying we must
differentiate between guilt and duty. The soldier in the front, like the common
man, who does his duty everywhere, should not be held responsible for the actions
of a few, who also called themselves Germans. (Oskar Schindler) Schindler also told
the SS officers still with him to leave in peace and to not continue the bloodshed.
Because of his work for counter intelligence for the Abwehr, Schindler was wanted
in Czechoslovakia for war crimes. With help from several Schindlerjuden, or
Schindler Jews, Oskar Schindler and his wife Emilie were able to flee the country.
In 1949 Schindler later moved to Argentina where he and his wife lived with several
families that they had
Bba Executive Summary
Profit: Organizational Viability Considerations and Recommendations A business is
formed primarily to profit its founders and employees. As part of the 3BL, profit is a
co equal consideration with business impacts on the planet and people. However,
profit is the only of the three that is essential to the operation of the business; if the
business is not making profit, then the next best case scenario is that the business is
breaking even. That means that the business is stagnant and unable to invest in
expansion and development without cutting jobs or reducing product costs. And of
course, the worst case scenario is that the business is losing money, and its days are
numbered. Therefore, profit is the only one of the 3BLs that needs to... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to maintain this balance in the community, BBA Financial can ensure that
the company invests in a wealth of social and community programs that improve the
community within which the company operates. BBA can provide programs which
improve the lives of its employees. BBA can also invest in programs which improve
the lives of those that are in the extended community by funding and creating
community programs for people who may not work at the company. Lastly, BBA
Financial can make contributions to charitable organizations which invest in social
welfare causes on a larger, national scale. In such a way, BBA Financial can claim
itself to be a driving force in the betterment of the lives of people throughout the
nation. In the same way, corporate resources drawn from the environment must be in
balance with the positive impact that the company has on the environment. Many
paper companies plant twice as many trees as they harvest for pulp, and in this way
the company maintains a balance with the environment that makes a positive impact.
Companies that only draw resources from the planet without making efforts to
improve it are seen as sources of loss for the planet, and their unsustainable practices
make them less competitive in the marketplace. Although BBA Financial isn t
involved in heavy industry, the company is involved in sustaining demand for natural
resources and it must take
Profit: Organizational Viability Considerations and Recommendations A business is
formed primarily to profit its founders and employees. As part of the 3BL, profit is a
co equal consideration with business impacts on the planet and people. However,
profit is the only of the three that is essential to the operation of the business; if the
business is not making profit, then the next best case scenario is that the business is
breaking even. That means that the business is stagnant and unable to invest in
expansion and development without cutting jobs or reducing product costs. And of
course, the worst case scenario is that the business is losing money, and its days are
numbered. Therefore, profit is the only one of the 3BLs that needs to... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to maintain this balance in the community, BBA Financial can ensure that
the company invests in a wealth of social and community programs that improve the
community within which the company operates. BBA can provide programs which
improve the lives of its employees. BBA can also invest in programs which improve
the lives of those that are in the extended community by funding and creating
community programs for people who may not work at the company. Lastly, BBA
Financial can make contributions to charitable organizations which invest in social
welfare causes on a larger, national scale. In such a way, BBA Financial can claim
itself to be a driving force in the betterment of the lives of people throughout the
nation. In the same way, corporate resources drawn from the environment must be in
balance with the positive impact that the company has on the environment. Many
paper companies plant twice as many trees as they harvest for pulp, and in this way
the company maintains a balance with the environment that makes a positive impact.
Companies that only draw resources from the planet without making efforts to
improve it are seen as sources of loss for the planet, and their unsustainable practices
make them less competitive in the marketplace. Although BBA Financial isn t
involved in heavy industry, the company is involved in sustaining demand for natural
resources and it must take
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