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Abigail Adams Rhetorical Analysis
Abigail Adams constructs a well composed letter to her beloved son John Quincy Adams in order to
support and advice John Adam. The letter is written in the twelfth of January 1780 when John Adam
was traveling abroad with his fate. The tone of Abigail Adams can be best described as being gentle
and complimentary. Furthermore, the purpose of Abigail Adams was to advise John Adam concerning
the future of his nation and to advise him on how to take charge of his country. Throughout the
affectionate letter, Abigail Adams uses parallel structure, similes, pathos, and alludes to figures from
history.
In the third paragraph of the sensible letter, Abigail Adams begins by using a simile to compare and
motivate her son John Adams about how he should work diligently and steadily. Abigail Adams recalls
an author compares a judicious traveler to a river, that increases its stream the further it flows from its
source. (paragraph 3 line 15 20) Furthermore, the use of simile indicates that Abigail Adams wants
John Adams to make a good representation of his country and acquire wisdom from his experiences.
This has a positive effect by encouraging Adams to stay true to his root. ... Show more content on
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In the extended fourth paragraph, Abigail Adams evokes a sense of care and kind heart ness toward
her son in order to remind John Adams about his mission and encourage a sense of nationalism own
your existence among a people who have made a glorious defense the use of nationalistic emotions
drives the last paragraph ... do honor to your country and render your parents supremely happy...
Adams feels a nationalistic duty towards her country and she wants her son to bring honor to the
country. Abigail Adams uses an encouragement tone to tell her son that everything happens for a
reason so he should try his
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Abigail Adams constructs a well composed letter to her beloved son John Quincy Adams in order to
support and advice John Adam. The letter is written in the twelfth of January 1780 when John Adam
was traveling abroad with his fate. The tone of Abigail Adams can be best described as being gentle
and complimentary. Furthermore, the purpose of Abigail Adams was to advise John Adam concerning
the future of his nation and to advise him on how to take charge of his country. Throughout the
affectionate letter, Abigail Adams uses parallel structure, similes, pathos, and alludes to figures from
history.
In the third paragraph of the sensible letter, Abigail Adams begins by using a simile to compare and
motivate her son John Adams about how he should work diligently and steadily. Abigail Adams recalls
an author compares a judicious traveler to a river, that increases its stream the further it flows from its
source. (paragraph 3 line 15 20) Furthermore, the use of simile indicates that Abigail Adams wants
John Adams to make a good representation of his country and acquire wisdom from his experiences.
This has a positive effect by encouraging Adams to stay true to his root. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In the extended fourth paragraph, Abigail Adams evokes a sense of care and kind heart ness toward
her son in order to remind John Adams about his mission and encourage a sense of nationalism own
your existence among a people who have made a glorious defense the use of nationalistic emotions
drives the last paragraph ... do honor to your country and render your parents supremely happy...
Adams feels a nationalistic duty towards her country and she wants her son to bring honor to the
country. Abigail Adams uses an encouragement tone to tell her son that everything happens for a
reason so he should try his
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Gun Control Legislation
The rule of law, gun control legislation, and public administration are intertwined on every level. The
promulgation of every constitutional right afforded by the second amendment is being dissected
following the recent tragedies in Nevada and Texas. Administrative law is the mechanism that controls
governmental power given to administrative branches and agencies. Following the passage of the
Administrative Procedure Act, the definition of administrative law began a new journey. The shift
from public law to the new state administrative procedure gives legitimacy and authority to state
action (p. 90, Beckett, 2010). It is important to note that the three types of rules that govern the
behavior of administrators, substantive regulations, interpretive rules, and procedural rules are all
under current scrutiny as related to the issue of gun control legislation and public safety (p. 91,
Beckett, 2010). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It disseminates the rules by which citizens must live to maintain an orderly society. It can also be said
to be what gives rise to the rule of law and presents that everyone must follow the law. Therefore, it is
public policy that utilizes the three types of rules to help improve the overall function and regulation
of administrative law and public sector agencies. For example, in the political cartoon by Foden, there
has been controversy over Second Amendment Rights and New Hampshire s support of the
amendment is being seen as a political issue in the political arena for not only media but also
campaigns and scholarly study. Many people believe that prohibiting or altering the right to carry
infringes on one of their constitutional rights, which has created a public issue or problem and creates
the need and a call for public policy. In some states, such as Illinois, there have been laws put in place
to allow for stricter gun control policy s to resolve the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The rule of law, gun control legislation, and public administration are intertwined on every level. The
promulgation of every constitutional right afforded by the second amendment is being dissected
following the recent tragedies in Nevada and Texas. Administrative law is the mechanism that controls
governmental power given to administrative branches and agencies. Following the passage of the
Administrative Procedure Act, the definition of administrative law began a new journey. The shift
from public law to the new state administrative procedure gives legitimacy and authority to state
action (p. 90, Beckett, 2010). It is important to note that the three types of rules that govern the
behavior of administrators, substantive regulations, interpretive rules, and procedural rules are all
under current scrutiny as related to the issue of gun control legislation and public safety (p. 91,
Beckett, 2010). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It disseminates the rules by which citizens must live to maintain an orderly society. It can also be said
to be what gives rise to the rule of law and presents that everyone must follow the law. Therefore, it is
public policy that utilizes the three types of rules to help improve the overall function and regulation
of administrative law and public sector agencies. For example, in the political cartoon by Foden, there
has been controversy over Second Amendment Rights and New Hampshire s support of the
amendment is being seen as a political issue in the political arena for not only media but also
campaigns and scholarly study. Many people believe that prohibiting or altering the right to carry
infringes on one of their constitutional rights, which has created a public issue or problem and creates
the need and a call for public policy. In some states, such as Illinois, there have been laws put in place
to allow for stricter gun control policy s to resolve the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Rule Of Law And Political Power
The state is created to stave off anarchy and establish the rule of law. Critical to the organization of a
new state is the constitutional democratic regime which it adopts to ensure the longevity and stability
of the state. A key factor in determining state viability is the organization of the regime and allocation
of political power, a concept known as institutional design. How political power is allocated among
rival factions determines whether polarization and conflict results in compromise, gridlock, or, in
extreme cases, the collapse of the state. In democratic regimes, there have historically been two
formats under which political power has been designed: presidentialism and parliamentarism.
However, both have been unreliable. Presidentialism has exacerbated systematic fragility in countries
such as Brazil and Chile resulting in military coups. Parliamentarism has caused the fragmentation of
political power leading to a confusing proliferation of minority parties and gridlock. In hopes of
overcoming its constituents failures, a third system has been constructed mixing aspects of both
presidentialism and parliamentarism semi presidentialism. Employing both a president and prime
minister, semi presidentialism attempts to provide flexibility and continuity to democratic regimes.
This system is not to be confused with president parliamentarism, where the president has the power
to confirm or dismiss the prime minister . Without leverage over the prime minister,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The state is created to stave off anarchy and establish the rule of law. Critical to the organization of a
new state is the constitutional democratic regime which it adopts to ensure the longevity and stability
of the state. A key factor in determining state viability is the organization of the regime and allocation
of political power, a concept known as institutional design. How political power is allocated among
rival factions determines whether polarization and conflict results in compromise, gridlock, or, in
extreme cases, the collapse of the state. In democratic regimes, there have historically been two
formats under which political power has been designed: presidentialism and parliamentarism.
However, both have been unreliable. Presidentialism has exacerbated systematic fragility in countries
such as Brazil and Chile resulting in military coups. Parliamentarism has caused the fragmentation of
political power leading to a confusing proliferation of minority parties and gridlock. In hopes of
overcoming its constituents failures, a third system has been constructed mixing aspects of both
presidentialism and parliamentarism semi presidentialism. Employing both a president and prime
minister, semi presidentialism attempts to provide flexibility and continuity to democratic regimes.
This system is not to be confused with president parliamentarism, where the president has the power
to confirm or dismiss the prime minister . Without leverage over the prime minister,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why Jackson May Recover Contract Damages
I PART A
Is Jackson able to recover by way of damages; the students profits made on Airbandb; and the loss for
the three months rent before 1 December?
To show that Jackson may recover contract damages, the following elements must be considered:
1. Breach
2. Loss
3. Causation
4. Remoteness
5. Assessment of damages
A Breach
To claim damages, Jackson must establish breached of contract. The contract prohibits the students
from sub letting the property without Jackson s express permission. Without his knowledge, they sub
let the house on Airbandb, thereby constituting breach.
B Loss
Jackson has lost the profit from three months rent before 1 December.
C Causation
Did students breach cause Jackson to lose rent profits for the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Per Hadley v Baxendale remoteness is satisfied where the damage either:
(a) arose naturally according to the usual course of things, from the breach; or
(b) may reasonably be supposed to have been in the contemplation of both parties at the time they
made the contract, as a probable result of the breach.
Applying the first limb, the students were presumably aware that subletting was a serious possibility
in termination and loss of future rent payments (until a new tenant was found), thus rendering the loss
reasonably foreseeable . While the students may argue that the extent of the loss as a full three months
of lost rent renders the loss too remote, per H Parsons (Livestock) Ltd v Uttley Ingham, the
foreseeability of the extent of the harm is irrelevant where the type of harm was foreseeable (as
satisfied above). Thus, remoteness is likely satisfied.
E Assessment of damages
Can Jackson claim loss of bargain damages?
I PART A
Is Jackson able to recover by way of damages; the students profits made on Airbandb; and the loss for
the three months rent before 1 December?
To show that Jackson may recover contract damages, the following elements must be considered:
1. Breach
2. Loss
3. Causation
4. Remoteness
5. Assessment of damages
A Breach
To claim damages, Jackson must establish breached of contract. The contract prohibits the students
from sub letting the property without Jackson s express permission. Without his knowledge, they sub
let the house on Airbandb, thereby constituting breach.
B Loss
Jackson has lost the profit from three months rent before 1 December.
C Causation
Did students breach cause Jackson to lose rent profits for the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Per Hadley v Baxendale remoteness is satisfied where the damage either:
(a) arose naturally according to the usual course of things, from the breach; or
(b) may reasonably be supposed to have been in the contemplation of both parties at the time they
made the contract, as a probable result of the breach.
Applying the first limb, the students were presumably aware that subletting was a serious possibility
in termination and loss of future rent payments (until a new tenant was found), thus rendering the loss
reasonably foreseeable . While the students may argue that the extent of the loss as a full three months
of lost rent renders the loss too remote, per H Parsons (Livestock) Ltd v Uttley Ingham, the
foreseeability of the extent of the harm is irrelevant where the type of harm was foreseeable (as
satisfied above). Thus, remoteness is likely satisfied.
E Assessment of damages
Can Jackson claim loss of bargain damages?
Loss of bargain damages are only recoverable where a contract can be terminated at common law:
Shevill v Builders Licensing Board ( Shevill ). At common law, the right to terminate may arise when
there is a breach of a condition a term so important the party would not have entered into the contract
without assurance of its strict performance: Luna Park (NSW) Ltd v Tramways Advertising Pty Ltd.
This clause is likely to be construed as a condition given the contract is a lease agreement.
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Shevill v Builders Licensing Board ( Shevill ). At common law, the right to terminate may arise when
there is a breach of a condition a term so important the party would not have entered into the contract
without assurance of its strict performance: Luna Park (NSW) Ltd v Tramways Advertising Pty Ltd.
This clause is likely to be construed as a condition given the contract is a lease agreement.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mexican Daily Life
Daily Life
There are a variety of common courtesies that Americans should observe when in Mexico. Some of
the important issues of cultural etiquette are described herein. When in Mexico Americans should
refrain from calling themselves Americans. Mexicans consider themselves Americans too since the
whole continent is called America. Another part of Mexican culture that may be shocking to American
s traveling there is the way machismo is verbalized by male members of Mexican society. Making
sexual or derogatory remarks at women is a typical part of the culture and should not be seen as
harassment. Wearing a wedding band and mentioning children usually will stop these types of
comments. Attempting to speak Spanish even if your Spanish is ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If you do not know if a woman is married or not you should use Senorita followed by her family
name. In oral communications you should use the father s family name only. In written
communications it is appropriate to use the father s family name first followed by the mother s family
name. A respectful smile is always appropriate during greetings. Saying goodbye in Mexico is very
similar to the process used for greetings. The host will walk the guest to the door and the goodbye will
be said with the same procedure as the greeting. If you received a handshake, abrazo, arm pay or air
kiss upon arrival expect the same upon leaving. Etiquette about who initiates the goodbye is the same
as for greetings. It is polite to thank your host for the good time. Gift giving in Mexico is very similar
to gift giving traditions in the United States. When invited to a Mexican s home, it is considered polite
to bring a gift of sweets or flowers. White flowers are a good choice because they are viewed by
Mexicans as uplifting. Red flowers are not appreciated because they are used when someone is sick.
Marigolds should not be given because they symbolize death. Gift wrapping does not carry any
special significance. Gifts are opened immediately in the presence of those who gave them. It is
appropriate to respond enthusiastically. Gifts are not used very often in Mexican business. However,
bringing a small gift from home to a business partner you have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Daily Life
There are a variety of common courtesies that Americans should observe when in Mexico. Some of
the important issues of cultural etiquette are described herein. When in Mexico Americans should
refrain from calling themselves Americans. Mexicans consider themselves Americans too since the
whole continent is called America. Another part of Mexican culture that may be shocking to American
s traveling there is the way machismo is verbalized by male members of Mexican society. Making
sexual or derogatory remarks at women is a typical part of the culture and should not be seen as
harassment. Wearing a wedding band and mentioning children usually will stop these types of
comments. Attempting to speak Spanish even if your Spanish is ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If you do not know if a woman is married or not you should use Senorita followed by her family
name. In oral communications you should use the father s family name only. In written
communications it is appropriate to use the father s family name first followed by the mother s family
name. A respectful smile is always appropriate during greetings. Saying goodbye in Mexico is very
similar to the process used for greetings. The host will walk the guest to the door and the goodbye will
be said with the same procedure as the greeting. If you received a handshake, abrazo, arm pay or air
kiss upon arrival expect the same upon leaving. Etiquette about who initiates the goodbye is the same
as for greetings. It is polite to thank your host for the good time. Gift giving in Mexico is very similar
to gift giving traditions in the United States. When invited to a Mexican s home, it is considered polite
to bring a gift of sweets or flowers. White flowers are a good choice because they are viewed by
Mexicans as uplifting. Red flowers are not appreciated because they are used when someone is sick.
Marigolds should not be given because they symbolize death. Gift wrapping does not carry any
special significance. Gifts are opened immediately in the presence of those who gave them. It is
appropriate to respond enthusiastically. Gifts are not used very often in Mexican business. However,
bringing a small gift from home to a business partner you have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Things They Carried Kiowa Character Traits
Character Analysis Essay Throughout the story, The Things They Carried, written by Tim O Brien, the
author presents Kiowa as a complex and intelligent trooper by using multiple indirect and sometimes
confusing quotes like, The earth is slow, but the buffalo is patient... (O Brien 35). These mystical and
spiritual quotes/characteristics are why many readers become intrigued by him. Some of these
characterizations can be found through the character s thoughts, his actions/what he says, and what
others say about him. Overall, Kiowa was known for being a kind trooper, a man with his beliefs
straight, and a well respected human being. Numerous times in this book Kiowa indirectly
characterizes himself as a very well rounded, gentleman by what he ... Show more content on
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After Kiowa s death, Jimmy Cross decides to write a letter to Kiowa s father, saying, ...what a fine
soldier Kiowa had been, what a fine human being... (157). This was the first time in this story that
Jimmy Cross had personally written a note to a family member of one of his deceased troopers, which
showed how valuable Kiowa actually was to him and the rest of the group. Along with Jimmy Cross,
Azar also openly announced his remorse for the young, dead, Native American. Although, Azar
showed it in a very hidden way by exclaiming to Norman Bowker, Listen... Those dumb jokes I didn t
mean anything. Azar was known throughout the entire book for being tough and for cracking
extremely insensitive jokes like the one about Kiowa s death, but after he saw Kiowa s body, he
immediately regretted what he said. Just like Jimmy Cross never wrote personal letters about his
trooper(s), Azar never apologized or felt remorse for his wrong doings until Kiowa s death. Both of
these characters exhibited their emotions in different ways, but in the end, they both came to the same
conclusion; Kiowa was an amazing man and did not deserve the indecent death he
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Character Analysis Essay Throughout the story, The Things They Carried, written by Tim O Brien, the
author presents Kiowa as a complex and intelligent trooper by using multiple indirect and sometimes
confusing quotes like, The earth is slow, but the buffalo is patient... (O Brien 35). These mystical and
spiritual quotes/characteristics are why many readers become intrigued by him. Some of these
characterizations can be found through the character s thoughts, his actions/what he says, and what
others say about him. Overall, Kiowa was known for being a kind trooper, a man with his beliefs
straight, and a well respected human being. Numerous times in this book Kiowa indirectly
characterizes himself as a very well rounded, gentleman by what he ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
After Kiowa s death, Jimmy Cross decides to write a letter to Kiowa s father, saying, ...what a fine
soldier Kiowa had been, what a fine human being... (157). This was the first time in this story that
Jimmy Cross had personally written a note to a family member of one of his deceased troopers, which
showed how valuable Kiowa actually was to him and the rest of the group. Along with Jimmy Cross,
Azar also openly announced his remorse for the young, dead, Native American. Although, Azar
showed it in a very hidden way by exclaiming to Norman Bowker, Listen... Those dumb jokes I didn t
mean anything. Azar was known throughout the entire book for being tough and for cracking
extremely insensitive jokes like the one about Kiowa s death, but after he saw Kiowa s body, he
immediately regretted what he said. Just like Jimmy Cross never wrote personal letters about his
trooper(s), Azar never apologized or felt remorse for his wrong doings until Kiowa s death. Both of
these characters exhibited their emotions in different ways, but in the end, they both came to the same
conclusion; Kiowa was an amazing man and did not deserve the indecent death he
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Ideal of a Man The Ideal of a Woman of the Heian...
The ideal of a man and the ideal of a woman of the Heian court differs significantly from what people
of our modern society might consider ideal, but that is to be expected as our modern society has had
much time to be exposed to and affected by the influences of many different cultures viewpoints. In
comparison, the Heian court was a more closed society, so back then, the notions of what was
acceptable and unacceptable and the standards to which men and women were measured were more
defined. Genji monogatari suggests the standards to which the sexes should be measured and gives
examples of people who meet the standards. It goes without saying that Genji, the hero of the tale, is
the perfect man. Throughout the tale, every character, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He obeyed, among others, the convention of sending poems to women after staying the night with
them. Genji was a prodigy when it came to the playing the kin, and he could even play the sō no koto.
Judging by the way that he was portrayed, I would not be surprised if there was not an instrument that
he could not play. When Genji and Tō no Chūjō performed Blue Sea Waves, although Tō no Chūjō
was very skillful in his dancing as if he had rehearsed many times, Genji was still the person who
drew all of the attention from their audience. Genji s dance was so elegant, and his voice was so
beautiful that it was likened to the kalavinka, the bird that sings in paradise. Genji s prowess with
painting was also out of this world. The picture contest in chapter 17 ended immediately after his
paintings were revealed, even though the previous contenders were expert painters brought in
specifically for the competition. His paintings were renderings of Suma and Akashi the places where
he had spent his time in exile. Seeing paintings that captured the essence of the faraway place that
Genji had gone to brought tears to everyone s eyes as they were filled once again with feelings
surrounding the despair brought on by Genji s absence. The manner in which Genji treated his many
lovers was another quality that made him such a great man. He took pity on women for their
shortcomings and trespasses against him rather than hating and blaming them.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The ideal of a man and the ideal of a woman of the Heian court differs significantly from what people
of our modern society might consider ideal, but that is to be expected as our modern society has had
much time to be exposed to and affected by the influences of many different cultures viewpoints. In
comparison, the Heian court was a more closed society, so back then, the notions of what was
acceptable and unacceptable and the standards to which men and women were measured were more
defined. Genji monogatari suggests the standards to which the sexes should be measured and gives
examples of people who meet the standards. It goes without saying that Genji, the hero of the tale, is
the perfect man. Throughout the tale, every character, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He obeyed, among others, the convention of sending poems to women after staying the night with
them. Genji was a prodigy when it came to the playing the kin, and he could even play the sō no koto.
Judging by the way that he was portrayed, I would not be surprised if there was not an instrument that
he could not play. When Genji and Tō no Chūjō performed Blue Sea Waves, although Tō no Chūjō
was very skillful in his dancing as if he had rehearsed many times, Genji was still the person who
drew all of the attention from their audience. Genji s dance was so elegant, and his voice was so
beautiful that it was likened to the kalavinka, the bird that sings in paradise. Genji s prowess with
painting was also out of this world. The picture contest in chapter 17 ended immediately after his
paintings were revealed, even though the previous contenders were expert painters brought in
specifically for the competition. His paintings were renderings of Suma and Akashi the places where
he had spent his time in exile. Seeing paintings that captured the essence of the faraway place that
Genji had gone to brought tears to everyone s eyes as they were filled once again with feelings
surrounding the despair brought on by Genji s absence. The manner in which Genji treated his many
lovers was another quality that made him such a great man. He took pity on women for their
shortcomings and trespasses against him rather than hating and blaming them.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Reflection About Values
Life these days takes a toll on us when we least expect it. It is important to remain yourself and focus
in when curveballs are thrown. By doing this we are exhibiting to our issues, consequences good with
the bad, and tribulations that we are ready for whatever is thrown our way. Lessons taught to us at a
young age by our parents, peers, and other outside influences help mold our decisions. As an African
American female growing up on the Southside of Chicago outside influences helped deter me away
from a lot of the decisions and actions I could have made which could have taken me on a different
path. Each day growing up values were introduced to us that are used now as an adult. Growing up we
don t think much about how we live, who we will be in great depth, and what our values are, but over
time that changes. A lot of my strengths, values, and interest mesh well and have geared me to a path
of success because those lessons make me who I am. Values are core beliefs that influence everyone
daily whether we are intentionally utilizing them or not. Ultimately, those values measure our worth
and show how important something may mean to us. A lot of the values that have stuck with me
through life because of my grandparents who I spent a lot of time with as a child, and eventually they
were court ordered as my legal guardians. One important value I use today and I remind myself
always is to be open minded. This is a very important skill for me being an athlete, nanny, and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Life these days takes a toll on us when we least expect it. It is important to remain yourself and focus
in when curveballs are thrown. By doing this we are exhibiting to our issues, consequences good with
the bad, and tribulations that we are ready for whatever is thrown our way. Lessons taught to us at a
young age by our parents, peers, and other outside influences help mold our decisions. As an African
American female growing up on the Southside of Chicago outside influences helped deter me away
from a lot of the decisions and actions I could have made which could have taken me on a different
path. Each day growing up values were introduced to us that are used now as an adult. Growing up we
don t think much about how we live, who we will be in great depth, and what our values are, but over
time that changes. A lot of my strengths, values, and interest mesh well and have geared me to a path
of success because those lessons make me who I am. Values are core beliefs that influence everyone
daily whether we are intentionally utilizing them or not. Ultimately, those values measure our worth
and show how important something may mean to us. A lot of the values that have stuck with me
through life because of my grandparents who I spent a lot of time with as a child, and eventually they
were court ordered as my legal guardians. One important value I use today and I remind myself
always is to be open minded. This is a very important skill for me being an athlete, nanny, and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The For Your Child s Winter Essay
You can t miss the nip in the air, and as the year draws to an end, the mercury is going to dip even
further. This also means it s time to pull out all those colourful woollies that have been languishing in
the cupboard, and maybe buy some new ones to stay in sync with the season s trends. Gone are the
days when the over sized woolens came in monotonous and boring winter shades. Now, you can
splurge on colours and watch your child radiate the brightness. Red is big for girls and boys, and the
metallics that lit up the runways in the fall are also gracing kids winter lines.
When choosing woolens for your child, practicality is of utmost importance. But don t overlook the
fashion angle. Kids, these days, are extremely conscious about what they wear. Here are a few winter
must haves for your child.
1. Just jackets
Your child s winter wardrobe would be incomplete without a warm and colourful jacket. Depending
on where you are stationed, you can opt for a quilt lined jacket, a football jacket, a classic denim one
or the contemporary ones that look more like coats. Cotton, Light and medium poly fill jackets are in
fashion these days, with sweat jackets ruling the fashion scene. Jackets, not only provide ample
warmth, but when zipped right up, take care of the entire upper torso without you having to worry
much. Little girls can add a few frills and flowers to their jackets without thinking twice. And if it s
not too cold, they can even go for chic shrugs.
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You can t miss the nip in the air, and as the year draws to an end, the mercury is going to dip even
further. This also means it s time to pull out all those colourful woollies that have been languishing in
the cupboard, and maybe buy some new ones to stay in sync with the season s trends. Gone are the
days when the over sized woolens came in monotonous and boring winter shades. Now, you can
splurge on colours and watch your child radiate the brightness. Red is big for girls and boys, and the
metallics that lit up the runways in the fall are also gracing kids winter lines.
When choosing woolens for your child, practicality is of utmost importance. But don t overlook the
fashion angle. Kids, these days, are extremely conscious about what they wear. Here are a few winter
must haves for your child.
1. Just jackets
Your child s winter wardrobe would be incomplete without a warm and colourful jacket. Depending
on where you are stationed, you can opt for a quilt lined jacket, a football jacket, a classic denim one
or the contemporary ones that look more like coats. Cotton, Light and medium poly fill jackets are in
fashion these days, with sweat jackets ruling the fashion scene. Jackets, not only provide ample
warmth, but when zipped right up, take care of the entire upper torso without you having to worry
much. Little girls can add a few frills and flowers to their jackets without thinking twice. And if it s
not too cold, they can even go for chic shrugs.
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Raising Medical Malpractice
The rising price of health care and the amount of medical malpractice claims being filed sparked a
start to this controversial topic. The average price of medical care has gone up roughly 20 percent
between the late 80s and the early 2000s (The risk authority, 2014). And the amount of medical
malpractice claims in the same twenty years has arisen from one person filing a claim to five people
filing the same claim, in a small ratio (Doyle, n.d.). The rising cost of medical expenses is feeding off
of the increase in the amount of these cases filed every year. There are other reasons for the medical
cost to rise such as the new expensive treatments and medications. But these new innovations are also
raising the amount medical malpractice ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As medical innovations advance throughout time, the quality of medicine and care is increasing along
with the costs of health care because of the amount of medical malpractice suits filed. And each with
their increasingly steep, positive association, rising quickly, feed off of each other giving a negative
impact on the people needing this care. According to National Health Expenditures, in the year 2016
health care spending sky rocked increasing by 4.3 percent, this is an average of more than $10,000 per
person and as a whole $3.3 trillion in the U.S. (Joyce, 2016). These increasing prices gives horrible
news for the majority of U.S. citizens, the average of more than $10,000 per person can be detrimental
to anyone. People just don t have this kind of money to drop on health care. The average income for
one person is just over $80,000. This means that for the family of four (two parents, two children), this
amount of money is a quarter of their income before taxes, food, and other necessities. The non
conquencidental cause of the rise in the price of health care is the increasing amount of medical
malpractice claims. A graph from The Risk Authority Medical Malpractice Trend Review states that,
for a large case between the late 1980s and the early 2000s the amount of cases rose roughly 20
percent, this means that for every one person in the late 1980s that filed a claim, in the early 2000s
five people filed a medical malpractice claim (Doyle, n.d.). The increasing amount of medical
malpractice claims is rising the price of health care for everyone. This is because the doctors have to
pay for these cases, and they are paying for them out of pocket, even if it is found to not be medical
malpractice, they still have to pay for the court fees out of pocket. To make up for the court fees and
payouts, they raise their costs. This
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The rising price of health care and the amount of medical malpractice claims being filed sparked a
start to this controversial topic. The average price of medical care has gone up roughly 20 percent
between the late 80s and the early 2000s (The risk authority, 2014). And the amount of medical
malpractice claims in the same twenty years has arisen from one person filing a claim to five people
filing the same claim, in a small ratio (Doyle, n.d.). The rising cost of medical expenses is feeding off
of the increase in the amount of these cases filed every year. There are other reasons for the medical
cost to rise such as the new expensive treatments and medications. But these new innovations are also
raising the amount medical malpractice ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As medical innovations advance throughout time, the quality of medicine and care is increasing along
with the costs of health care because of the amount of medical malpractice suits filed. And each with
their increasingly steep, positive association, rising quickly, feed off of each other giving a negative
impact on the people needing this care. According to National Health Expenditures, in the year 2016
health care spending sky rocked increasing by 4.3 percent, this is an average of more than $10,000 per
person and as a whole $3.3 trillion in the U.S. (Joyce, 2016). These increasing prices gives horrible
news for the majority of U.S. citizens, the average of more than $10,000 per person can be detrimental
to anyone. People just don t have this kind of money to drop on health care. The average income for
one person is just over $80,000. This means that for the family of four (two parents, two children), this
amount of money is a quarter of their income before taxes, food, and other necessities. The non
conquencidental cause of the rise in the price of health care is the increasing amount of medical
malpractice claims. A graph from The Risk Authority Medical Malpractice Trend Review states that,
for a large case between the late 1980s and the early 2000s the amount of cases rose roughly 20
percent, this means that for every one person in the late 1980s that filed a claim, in the early 2000s
five people filed a medical malpractice claim (Doyle, n.d.). The increasing amount of medical
malpractice claims is rising the price of health care for everyone. This is because the doctors have to
pay for these cases, and they are paying for them out of pocket, even if it is found to not be medical
malpractice, they still have to pay for the court fees out of pocket. To make up for the court fees and
payouts, they raise their costs. This
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Narrative Unreliability in Martin Amis Money
In Money: A Suicide Note Martin Amis describes the life of John Self, an extremely successful
filmmaker of TV adverts who takes part in the materialist game characterising the society of the
1980s. The protagonist is addicted to the 20th century, where he leads a careless life based on a daily
abundance of drugs, alcohol, promiscuous sex, handjobs and the porn industry. However, this
addiction leaves its marks on the body and character of John Self. His physical as well as social health
slowly deteriorate while Self is unable (and unwilling) to get off his never ending trip. For him life
seems to be mainly a holiday, and a very expensive one indeed. Only far too late does he realise the
dark sides of a lifestyle depending fully on money, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First of all, it is justified to claim that one of the reasons for John Self s own unreliability lies in the
fact that he himself is sometimes not aware of certain aspects of the story. Therefore, it is only a
logical consequence, and by no means part of Self s intention, that the reader is not properly informed
about what is going on at several points of the novel. For example, the dubious existence of his
antagonists Frank the Phone and the red haired woman who seems to follow Self almost everywhere
are out of his own understanding. Consequently, he cannot offer the reader a plausible explanation for
their motivation. In the end, it is the Martin Amis character of the novel, who sees through Fielding
Goodney s insidious plot, identifies John Self s partner as being both Frank the Phone and the red
haired woman and informs Self as well as the reader about his partner s real intentions. As a result of
his own lack of knowledge, John Self is simply unable to grasp the real connection between certain
elements of the story, and thus the readers have to figure out many things by themselves. Another
incident, where John Self is rather clueless regarding the truth, is when it comes to his girlfriend
Selina Street and her questionable faithfulness. Thanks to one of his friends, Self knows very early in
the novel that she is cheating on him but he is simply unable to establish the identity of her new lover.
Finally, it is Selina herself who tells him about her
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In Money: A Suicide Note Martin Amis describes the life of John Self, an extremely successful
filmmaker of TV adverts who takes part in the materialist game characterising the society of the
1980s. The protagonist is addicted to the 20th century, where he leads a careless life based on a daily
abundance of drugs, alcohol, promiscuous sex, handjobs and the porn industry. However, this
addiction leaves its marks on the body and character of John Self. His physical as well as social health
slowly deteriorate while Self is unable (and unwilling) to get off his never ending trip. For him life
seems to be mainly a holiday, and a very expensive one indeed. Only far too late does he realise the
dark sides of a lifestyle depending fully on money, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First of all, it is justified to claim that one of the reasons for John Self s own unreliability lies in the
fact that he himself is sometimes not aware of certain aspects of the story. Therefore, it is only a
logical consequence, and by no means part of Self s intention, that the reader is not properly informed
about what is going on at several points of the novel. For example, the dubious existence of his
antagonists Frank the Phone and the red haired woman who seems to follow Self almost everywhere
are out of his own understanding. Consequently, he cannot offer the reader a plausible explanation for
their motivation. In the end, it is the Martin Amis character of the novel, who sees through Fielding
Goodney s insidious plot, identifies John Self s partner as being both Frank the Phone and the red
haired woman and informs Self as well as the reader about his partner s real intentions. As a result of
his own lack of knowledge, John Self is simply unable to grasp the real connection between certain
elements of the story, and thus the readers have to figure out many things by themselves. Another
incident, where John Self is rather clueless regarding the truth, is when it comes to his girlfriend
Selina Street and her questionable faithfulness. Thanks to one of his friends, Self knows very early in
the novel that she is cheating on him but he is simply unable to establish the identity of her new lover.
Finally, it is Selina herself who tells him about her
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Internal Medicine Board Certification Requirements
In order to present yourself to the public as a qualified medical specialist in internal medicine, you
must complete the internal medicine board certification requirements. Successfully completing the
internal medicine board certification exams will indicate that you have a mastery of internal medicine
knowledge and experience. Becoming a board certified internal medicine physician also shows that
you have a professional commitment to the medical code of ethics.
Internal Medicine Board Certification Requirements
A non profit organization, the American Board of Internal Medicine evaluates and certifies physicians
who practice internal medicine as well as the subspecialties of internal medicine. Once you have
successfully completed a residency
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In order to present yourself to the public as a qualified medical specialist in internal medicine, you
must complete the internal medicine board certification requirements. Successfully completing the
internal medicine board certification exams will indicate that you have a mastery of internal medicine
knowledge and experience. Becoming a board certified internal medicine physician also shows that
you have a professional commitment to the medical code of ethics.
Internal Medicine Board Certification Requirements
A non profit organization, the American Board of Internal Medicine evaluates and certifies physicians
who practice internal medicine as well as the subspecialties of internal medicine. Once you have
successfully completed a residency
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Legality Of Abortion In Kenya Essay
Introduction
This paper will explore the legality of abortion as a result of defilement in Kenya. The following are
the areas I will cover:
I. What abortion is,
II. The legality of abortion as per the constitution of Kenya
III. International instruments on Abortion
IV. The church perception on the issue of abortion.
V. Problems with Article 26(4) of the constitution of Kenya
VI. Defilement
VII. Abortion as a result of defilement and the legality
VIII. What the constitution of Kenya states when abortion is allowed.
IX. The countries that allow abortion for minors who have been defiled case study Botswana and
Ghana.
X. Recommendations that should be made in the legal framework
XI. Conclusion
Abortion
The term abortion has no statutory definition. However, legal dictionaries have defined the term.
Abortion is defined as the artificial induced termination of a pregnancy for the purpose of destroying
an embryo or fetus.
The legality of abortion has been provided for in the Constitution of Kenya 2010. Article 26(4) of the
Constitution of Kenya 2010, Abortion is not permitted unless, in the opinion of a trained health
professional, there is need for emergency treatment, or the life or health of the mother is in danger or
if permitted by any other written law . Further, for safe abortion to take place the following articles
must be put into consideration Article 43(1) (a) of the Constitution of Kenya provides that, Every
person has the right to the highest attainable
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Introduction
This paper will explore the legality of abortion as a result of defilement in Kenya. The following are
the areas I will cover:
I. What abortion is,
II. The legality of abortion as per the constitution of Kenya
III. International instruments on Abortion
IV. The church perception on the issue of abortion.
V. Problems with Article 26(4) of the constitution of Kenya
VI. Defilement
VII. Abortion as a result of defilement and the legality
VIII. What the constitution of Kenya states when abortion is allowed.
IX. The countries that allow abortion for minors who have been defiled case study Botswana and
Ghana.
X. Recommendations that should be made in the legal framework
XI. Conclusion
Abortion
The term abortion has no statutory definition. However, legal dictionaries have defined the term.
Abortion is defined as the artificial induced termination of a pregnancy for the purpose of destroying
an embryo or fetus.
The legality of abortion has been provided for in the Constitution of Kenya 2010. Article 26(4) of the
Constitution of Kenya 2010, Abortion is not permitted unless, in the opinion of a trained health
professional, there is need for emergency treatment, or the life or health of the mother is in danger or
if permitted by any other written law . Further, for safe abortion to take place the following articles
must be put into consideration Article 43(1) (a) of the Constitution of Kenya provides that, Every
person has the right to the highest attainable
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Haggai, Zechariah, And Malachi
While there is some speculation in regards to the authorship of Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi, the
general scholarly consensus is that all three share titular authors. Haggai and Zechariah were
contemporaries; however, while Haggai s messages were only in a short period in 520 b.c., Zechariah
s ministry stretched from 520 b.c., until after 480 b.c. Malachi was likely a contemporary of
Nehemiah, and it is likely that his book was written in 433 b.c., right after Nehemiah returned from
Persia. (NIV Study Bible)
Haggai is divided into four different messages: He begins with a call to rebuild the temple, explaining
how the people s refusal to rebuild the Lord s house has brought curses upon them. He then
encourages the people in his second message, instructing the people ... Show more content on
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His third message largely addresses the principles of being unclean. Haggai s final message speaks to
Zerubbabel of the eventual defeat of the Gentile kingdoms that have opposed Israel for so long. It is in
this message that he reveals that Zerubbabel is chosen of the Lord. Zechariah is also divided into four
sections. It begins with a call to repentance, then later describes eight separate visions Zechariah has
in the same night. The second section ends with an oracle about Joshua. The third message of
Zechariah rebukes the people for how they have turned away from God. It explains how the Israelites
have ignored God in their rituals and placed more importance in the rituals themselves than God. The
final area of Zechariah is about two oracles. One concerns the coming and subsequent rejection of
Christ, then the second coming and reception of
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While there is some speculation in regards to the authorship of Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi, the
general scholarly consensus is that all three share titular authors. Haggai and Zechariah were
contemporaries; however, while Haggai s messages were only in a short period in 520 b.c., Zechariah
s ministry stretched from 520 b.c., until after 480 b.c. Malachi was likely a contemporary of
Nehemiah, and it is likely that his book was written in 433 b.c., right after Nehemiah returned from
Persia. (NIV Study Bible)
Haggai is divided into four different messages: He begins with a call to rebuild the temple, explaining
how the people s refusal to rebuild the Lord s house has brought curses upon them. He then
encourages the people in his second message, instructing the people ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
His third message largely addresses the principles of being unclean. Haggai s final message speaks to
Zerubbabel of the eventual defeat of the Gentile kingdoms that have opposed Israel for so long. It is in
this message that he reveals that Zerubbabel is chosen of the Lord. Zechariah is also divided into four
sections. It begins with a call to repentance, then later describes eight separate visions Zechariah has
in the same night. The second section ends with an oracle about Joshua. The third message of
Zechariah rebukes the people for how they have turned away from God. It explains how the Israelites
have ignored God in their rituals and placed more importance in the rituals themselves than God. The
final area of Zechariah is about two oracles. One concerns the coming and subsequent rejection of
Christ, then the second coming and reception of
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Thucydides vs. Plato
Paper about Thucydides versus Plato on the nature of the Good Life
1: Thucydides versus Plato on the nature of the Good Life. Some have claimed that Thucydides is
making empirical claims, whereas Plato is making normative claims. Is that true? Support your answer
in your paper. Plato and Thucydides together had strikingly dissimilar views on their tactic on the
good life. Many have demanded that Plato is making normative rights, whereas Thucydides has made
empirical claims. Let s first take a look at Plato. Plato s philosophy on the decent life was based on the
confidence that all has an objective or use that is classically suited for asset, beauty, fairness, and
excellence of the exact thing, and all will depend on the conclusion ... Show more content on
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Such an account we find chiefly in the Rules and Phaedrus, nonetheless also indirectly in the Timeous.
On the additional hand, in hominid beings the depth is also distinctly moral, a self ruler that
systematizes its needs so that it can truly love understanding. The rank of Plato s rights and
argumentation about individuals with incapacities is that this argumentation quantities to a
justification founded upon a logical logos or reasoned quarrel rather than through a plea to mythos or
approximately other socially built cultural objects.
2: Write a 750 word paper on the biblical view of science, technology, and the business world. Back
up your conclusions with examples from your reading. How do you think the eighteenth century world
that gave rise to the Utilitarian reacted to the biblical view? The marvels of contemporary science are
overwhelming to see and to use. This very episode is only likely by the processer and the Internet,
surely two of the utmost creations of the 20th Century. There is no discipline or technology that inside
itself is also bad or decent (moral or ethical). The discipline of the atom can be rummage sale to
generate power for thousands of people or it can be rummage sale to kill and mutilate thousands in a
horrifying way. The science of smallpox can eliminate it after existence or unleash scar and death. The
automobile stretches great liberty to people around the biosphere, nonetheless also kills tens of
thousands and hurts far more.
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Paper about Thucydides versus Plato on the nature of the Good Life
1: Thucydides versus Plato on the nature of the Good Life. Some have claimed that Thucydides is
making empirical claims, whereas Plato is making normative claims. Is that true? Support your answer
in your paper. Plato and Thucydides together had strikingly dissimilar views on their tactic on the
good life. Many have demanded that Plato is making normative rights, whereas Thucydides has made
empirical claims. Let s first take a look at Plato. Plato s philosophy on the decent life was based on the
confidence that all has an objective or use that is classically suited for asset, beauty, fairness, and
excellence of the exact thing, and all will depend on the conclusion ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Such an account we find chiefly in the Rules and Phaedrus, nonetheless also indirectly in the Timeous.
On the additional hand, in hominid beings the depth is also distinctly moral, a self ruler that
systematizes its needs so that it can truly love understanding. The rank of Plato s rights and
argumentation about individuals with incapacities is that this argumentation quantities to a
justification founded upon a logical logos or reasoned quarrel rather than through a plea to mythos or
approximately other socially built cultural objects.
2: Write a 750 word paper on the biblical view of science, technology, and the business world. Back
up your conclusions with examples from your reading. How do you think the eighteenth century world
that gave rise to the Utilitarian reacted to the biblical view? The marvels of contemporary science are
overwhelming to see and to use. This very episode is only likely by the processer and the Internet,
surely two of the utmost creations of the 20th Century. There is no discipline or technology that inside
itself is also bad or decent (moral or ethical). The discipline of the atom can be rummage sale to
generate power for thousands of people or it can be rummage sale to kill and mutilate thousands in a
horrifying way. The science of smallpox can eliminate it after existence or unleash scar and death. The
automobile stretches great liberty to people around the biosphere, nonetheless also kills tens of
thousands and hurts far more.
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Essay on Innovation of weapons during World War I
Within World War I began a new age of warfare. As compared to previous engagements, the adoption
of new weapons changed the way in World War I was fought. Not only did the concept of war change
in terms of where battles were fought, how much revenue must be spent on the war and how much
time a war could span; weapons changed. During the Indian Wars and War for independence, basic
weapons were used. World War I began to become mobile. Use of planes, tanks and other
technological advances had been implemented. The technological advances brought about were
implemented within this war in an attempt to make the war last a shorter and to show prestige. Not
only were mobile aerial and ground assets involved in war now, but other technology ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Wolff (1958), the introduction of small arms with rapid fire capabilities and artillery lead
to armies digging miles and miles of trenches with fronted with barbed wire to adapt. Trench warfare
changed the nature in which the war could be fought because this defensive position, that often limited
movement, was utilized throughout the French and German borders. Trenches hindered any flanking
movement and limited armies from fighting opposing armies how they were used to. Therefore,
instead of making any bold flanking movements, soldiers had to utilize trenches to make frontal
attacks. During such movements, soldiers were often killed in mass numbers because there was no
cover or concealment from the friendly trench to the opposing army s trench. Often soldiers were
victim to machine gun fire or artillery. With this change in warfare, adaptation was necessary. (Wolff,
1958)
It was obvious that previous war tactics were now obsolete with the increased use of the machine gun.
In order to bypass the dangers of conducting a frontal attack of the enemy against the threat of
machine guns, new weapons were created and tested. Colonel Ernest Swinton of the British army laid
down critical specifications that had to be part of the end product. This creation was a tracked vehicle
that was large and trapezoid shaped. This tracked vehicle s ability to cross over trenches and other
uneven terrain, climb high obstacles, resist small arms fire and permit a
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Within World War I began a new age of warfare. As compared to previous engagements, the adoption
of new weapons changed the way in World War I was fought. Not only did the concept of war change
in terms of where battles were fought, how much revenue must be spent on the war and how much
time a war could span; weapons changed. During the Indian Wars and War for independence, basic
weapons were used. World War I began to become mobile. Use of planes, tanks and other
technological advances had been implemented. The technological advances brought about were
implemented within this war in an attempt to make the war last a shorter and to show prestige. Not
only were mobile aerial and ground assets involved in war now, but other technology ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Wolff (1958), the introduction of small arms with rapid fire capabilities and artillery lead
to armies digging miles and miles of trenches with fronted with barbed wire to adapt. Trench warfare
changed the nature in which the war could be fought because this defensive position, that often limited
movement, was utilized throughout the French and German borders. Trenches hindered any flanking
movement and limited armies from fighting opposing armies how they were used to. Therefore,
instead of making any bold flanking movements, soldiers had to utilize trenches to make frontal
attacks. During such movements, soldiers were often killed in mass numbers because there was no
cover or concealment from the friendly trench to the opposing army s trench. Often soldiers were
victim to machine gun fire or artillery. With this change in warfare, adaptation was necessary. (Wolff,
1958)
It was obvious that previous war tactics were now obsolete with the increased use of the machine gun.
In order to bypass the dangers of conducting a frontal attack of the enemy against the threat of
machine guns, new weapons were created and tested. Colonel Ernest Swinton of the British army laid
down critical specifications that had to be part of the end product. This creation was a tracked vehicle
that was large and trapezoid shaped. This tracked vehicle s ability to cross over trenches and other
uneven terrain, climb high obstacles, resist small arms fire and permit a
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Section 2 Essay
Section 2: Mentor Development Starts in month five and continues through program (Objectives 4, 7,
8)
o Weekly meeting with small group led by Mentor o Bi weekly one on one meeting with Mentor to
develop spiritual growth o Monthly serve in a volunteer position at church alongside Mentor
Section 3: Faith into Action Months 7 8 (Objectives 8, 9, 10)
o Work with mentor to develop personal Spiritual Agenda o Participate in 2 3 Service projects outside
of the church building o Identify personal long term role within the community of believers (with aid
from mentor).
Section 1: Discipleship Download First four months (Objectives 1, 2, 3, 5, 6)
Key Objectives
Upon completion of section 1, students should be able to:
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The purpose of this first section is to truly make disciples out of our students. We want to instill in
them a desire to learn more about Christ and equip them to pursue a deeper knowledge of God on their
own. Students in the Discipleship Download section would meet once a week with a teacher either the
youth pastor or a trained volunteer. For four months they would go through the outlined curriculum in
order to cover all of the areas of importance. The classes would be formatted in a 45 60 minute setting
that would spend the first portion teaching and the second portion open for questions and discussion.
At the end of the four month period, the teacher would assess each of his/her students to ensure that
they have met all of the key objectives. This section would give special attention to five key areas of
growth: The Lordship of Christ, identity in Christ, worship, scripture, and prayer. The class sessions
would be designed in a way that gives special attention to these five key areas of growth, and they are
also represented in the key objectives that each student must meet at the end of the section.
Section 2: Mentor Development Starts in month five and continues through program (Objectives 4, 7,
8)
Key Objectives
Upon completion of section 2, students should be able to:
Relate to others who are both inside and outside the church with Christ like love
Define the role of the church on the local and international level
Develop
Section 2: Mentor Development Starts in month five and continues through program (Objectives 4, 7,
8)
o Weekly meeting with small group led by Mentor o Bi weekly one on one meeting with Mentor to
develop spiritual growth o Monthly serve in a volunteer position at church alongside Mentor
Section 3: Faith into Action Months 7 8 (Objectives 8, 9, 10)
o Work with mentor to develop personal Spiritual Agenda o Participate in 2 3 Service projects outside
of the church building o Identify personal long term role within the community of believers (with aid
from mentor).
Section 1: Discipleship Download First four months (Objectives 1, 2, 3, 5, 6)
Key Objectives
Upon completion of section 1, students should be able to:
Define ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The purpose of this first section is to truly make disciples out of our students. We want to instill in
them a desire to learn more about Christ and equip them to pursue a deeper knowledge of God on their
own. Students in the Discipleship Download section would meet once a week with a teacher either the
youth pastor or a trained volunteer. For four months they would go through the outlined curriculum in
order to cover all of the areas of importance. The classes would be formatted in a 45 60 minute setting
that would spend the first portion teaching and the second portion open for questions and discussion.
At the end of the four month period, the teacher would assess each of his/her students to ensure that
they have met all of the key objectives. This section would give special attention to five key areas of
growth: The Lordship of Christ, identity in Christ, worship, scripture, and prayer. The class sessions
would be designed in a way that gives special attention to these five key areas of growth, and they are
also represented in the key objectives that each student must meet at the end of the section.
Section 2: Mentor Development Starts in month five and continues through program (Objectives 4, 7,
8)
Key Objectives
Upon completion of section 2, students should be able to:
Relate to others who are both inside and outside the church with Christ like love
Define the role of the church on the local and international level
Develop
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The Battle Of The Cruise Missile
Since man first began traversing the world s waterways, we have been battling for control and
supremacy over them. Whoever owns the sea has the upper hand in war. The outcome of war is
determined by a complex combination of factors including: strategy, tactics, training, morale,
leadership, organization, technology, weapons, and some luck. Having a slight advantage in most of
these categories, or a great superiority in one, can lead to victory. Although there isn t always a set
order of which factor is most important, it is evident that the side possessing superior weapons has an
increased chance of victory. The cruise missile is the latest in a line of technologies which decidedly
changed the conduct of maritime warfare. This technology dramatically shifted the role of naval forces
in both the land and maritime engagements, and expanded the naval battlefield to unforeseen distances
and locales. Thus, impacting the way the United States Navy has approached strategy, tactics, and
inter service relations. Strategy
The cruise missile has allowed the United States Navy to carry out its strategies of obtaining sea
control and supremacy, and acting as a strategic deterrence; discouraging other countries from starting
conflict. One of the greatest aspects of the cruise missile is the ability it has to carry nuclear warheads
and launch them from a submarine or surface ship. Cruise missiles launched from submarines have a
tactical advantage over
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Since man first began traversing the world s waterways, we have been battling for control and
supremacy over them. Whoever owns the sea has the upper hand in war. The outcome of war is
determined by a complex combination of factors including: strategy, tactics, training, morale,
leadership, organization, technology, weapons, and some luck. Having a slight advantage in most of
these categories, or a great superiority in one, can lead to victory. Although there isn t always a set
order of which factor is most important, it is evident that the side possessing superior weapons has an
increased chance of victory. The cruise missile is the latest in a line of technologies which decidedly
changed the conduct of maritime warfare. This technology dramatically shifted the role of naval forces
in both the land and maritime engagements, and expanded the naval battlefield to unforeseen distances
and locales. Thus, impacting the way the United States Navy has approached strategy, tactics, and
inter service relations. Strategy
The cruise missile has allowed the United States Navy to carry out its strategies of obtaining sea
control and supremacy, and acting as a strategic deterrence; discouraging other countries from starting
conflict. One of the greatest aspects of the cruise missile is the ability it has to carry nuclear warheads
and launch them from a submarine or surface ship. Cruise missiles launched from submarines have a
tactical advantage over
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Kansas City South Patrol Case Study
One of the key points was the use of marked police patrols as a deterrent to crime, as well as
increasing the number of police patrols. Assuming offenders will think twice and be more
knowledgeable in the costs of committing a crime, decreasing the number of offenders wanting to
commit a crime.
A second key point was splitting the Kansas City South patrol area into three police beats. Beats are
territories and time s that a police officer patrols. The first beat acted as the proactive patrol which
police patrols were altered two to three times the usual level. The second beat was the reactive patrol
were no patrol routine was used at all. Lastly, the control beat kept the patrol level the same prior to
the start of the experiment.
The third
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One of the key points was the use of marked police patrols as a deterrent to crime, as well as
increasing the number of police patrols. Assuming offenders will think twice and be more
knowledgeable in the costs of committing a crime, decreasing the number of offenders wanting to
commit a crime.
A second key point was splitting the Kansas City South patrol area into three police beats. Beats are
territories and time s that a police officer patrols. The first beat acted as the proactive patrol which
police patrols were altered two to three times the usual level. The second beat was the reactive patrol
were no patrol routine was used at all. Lastly, the control beat kept the patrol level the same prior to
the start of the experiment.
The third
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Examples Of Diasporic Culture In Home To Harlem
2. A ship is a significant term regarding the context of diasporic culture because it is a vehicle which
can move between various places. Ideally, it could be used as a tool to explore one s identity. The
image of the ship is utilized in almost all the texts which we have read thus far this semester, from
texts such as Claude McKay s Home to Harlem to the opening scenes of Zora Neale Hurston s Their
Eyes Were Watching God to Marcus Garvey s essays and speeches in Philosophy and Opinion. Where
ships remain a metaphorical component of the two fictional texts mentioned, it represents a vehicle
which would further a Pan African agenda in the second. In Home to Harlem, McKay s protagonist,
Jake, spends his time on various forms of transportation, such as trains. However, he begins his tale on
a freighter on his way back to Harlem. The first image we see of him is one on a ship, making a choice
to come back to the United States. As an American protagonist, Jake s diasporic identity has been
created by ships through the slave trade while simultaneously being steered by ships through his own
autonomy regarding decisions on where to live at any moment. As mentioned before, Marcus Garvey s
essays and speeches hinge on the return to Africa. This return would be accomplished through the
Black Star, which never began its journey in relocating black individuals to Africa. Overall, both texts
represent ships as a vehicle which can give individuals with diasporic backgrounds some form of
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2. A ship is a significant term regarding the context of diasporic culture because it is a vehicle which
can move between various places. Ideally, it could be used as a tool to explore one s identity. The
image of the ship is utilized in almost all the texts which we have read thus far this semester, from
texts such as Claude McKay s Home to Harlem to the opening scenes of Zora Neale Hurston s Their
Eyes Were Watching God to Marcus Garvey s essays and speeches in Philosophy and Opinion. Where
ships remain a metaphorical component of the two fictional texts mentioned, it represents a vehicle
which would further a Pan African agenda in the second. In Home to Harlem, McKay s protagonist,
Jake, spends his time on various forms of transportation, such as trains. However, he begins his tale on
a freighter on his way back to Harlem. The first image we see of him is one on a ship, making a choice
to come back to the United States. As an American protagonist, Jake s diasporic identity has been
created by ships through the slave trade while simultaneously being steered by ships through his own
autonomy regarding decisions on where to live at any moment. As mentioned before, Marcus Garvey s
essays and speeches hinge on the return to Africa. This return would be accomplished through the
Black Star, which never began its journey in relocating black individuals to Africa. Overall, both texts
represent ships as a vehicle which can give individuals with diasporic backgrounds some form of
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Descriptive Essay On Animal Abuse
An Animal Extravaganza s Galore
Animals are the beginning of the best nerve wrecking filled love you could ever dream of for your
entire existence. Ever since I was a young child, I ve always resonated with the everlasting idea of
helping animals more so than anyone and anything else in this world. My love for animals had begun
when I was a mere two years old. I ve always had pets: dogs, cats, hamsters, guinea pigs, and much
more. I remember the joy I d felt when my parents brought my dogs and I to the park. To find out
more information about how to help adoptable animals in shelters, I contacted Amanda Smasal, a
community outreach coordinator at Wayside Waifs. Wayside Waifs is no kill shelter located in Kansas
City, Missouri which has adoptable dogs and cats, ready and willing to go to safe, loving homes.
When I first emailed Smasal asking if she would participate in the interview, I felt overwhelming fear
and began to panic about the whole encounter. The fear of having to ask someone I had never met to
talk with me is something that scares me. Nonetheless, I sent the email asking politely yet efficiently
to see if she would give me a few of her precious minutes to answer questions about a cause worth
fighting for: animal rescue hospitals. She quickly responded to my quaint email approximately a day
later stating she would happily answer any and all questions I have, significant or insignificant. The
questions took a couple days to figure out. The few days I had to create
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An Animal Extravaganza s Galore
Animals are the beginning of the best nerve wrecking filled love you could ever dream of for your
entire existence. Ever since I was a young child, I ve always resonated with the everlasting idea of
helping animals more so than anyone and anything else in this world. My love for animals had begun
when I was a mere two years old. I ve always had pets: dogs, cats, hamsters, guinea pigs, and much
more. I remember the joy I d felt when my parents brought my dogs and I to the park. To find out
more information about how to help adoptable animals in shelters, I contacted Amanda Smasal, a
community outreach coordinator at Wayside Waifs. Wayside Waifs is no kill shelter located in Kansas
City, Missouri which has adoptable dogs and cats, ready and willing to go to safe, loving homes.
When I first emailed Smasal asking if she would participate in the interview, I felt overwhelming fear
and began to panic about the whole encounter. The fear of having to ask someone I had never met to
talk with me is something that scares me. Nonetheless, I sent the email asking politely yet efficiently
to see if she would give me a few of her precious minutes to answer questions about a cause worth
fighting for: animal rescue hospitals. She quickly responded to my quaint email approximately a day
later stating she would happily answer any and all questions I have, significant or insignificant. The
questions took a couple days to figure out. The few days I had to create
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Liberation In Latin America
Cultures from around the world have evolved to hold unique values and standards, but one common
thread binds them all together liberation. The theme of liberation or freedom manifests itself in works
from all over the world, taking on different aspects to fit the time in which the story takes place. In
Latin America, writers explore the concept of social realism, in which an artist depicts contemporary
life realistically in order to make a political comment on society s current situation. This stems from a
long history of turmoil and unrest in the region, including corrupt leaders and poor living and working
conditions for a majority of the population. Similarly, in Africa, the colonial takeover and exploitation
of small villages led to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
African oppression through leadership began in the late nineteenth Century with the Berlin
Conference (1884 85). During this time, the newly industrialized European powers gathered together
in order to divide Africa up amongst themselves for imperialism. Imperialism is a form of government
in which a mother country maintains governmental control of a nation, meanwhile extracting the
country s natural resources. This practice came about with industrialization since the growing
infrastructure led to a call for more materials. Colonizers would gain the trust of a clan through trade,
religion, and the wealth the Europeans brought with them. After trust was established they began their
tyrannical rule. In Things Fall Apart, the main character, Okonkwo, documents his clan s take over. He
came quietly and peacefully with his religion. We were amused at his foolishness and allowed him to
stay. Now he has won our brothers, and our clan can no longer act like one (Achebe 152). Once
Okonkwo realizes his clan s grave mistake in taking the missionaries in, he attempts to strike a
rebellion, however fails, eventually reverting to suicide to free himself from the mess the European
colonizers placed him and his people (the Igbo) in. It is in this way that African literature exemplifies
the theme of liberation.
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Cultures from around the world have evolved to hold unique values and standards, but one common
thread binds them all together liberation. The theme of liberation or freedom manifests itself in works
from all over the world, taking on different aspects to fit the time in which the story takes place. In
Latin America, writers explore the concept of social realism, in which an artist depicts contemporary
life realistically in order to make a political comment on society s current situation. This stems from a
long history of turmoil and unrest in the region, including corrupt leaders and poor living and working
conditions for a majority of the population. Similarly, in Africa, the colonial takeover and exploitation
of small villages led to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
African oppression through leadership began in the late nineteenth Century with the Berlin
Conference (1884 85). During this time, the newly industrialized European powers gathered together
in order to divide Africa up amongst themselves for imperialism. Imperialism is a form of government
in which a mother country maintains governmental control of a nation, meanwhile extracting the
country s natural resources. This practice came about with industrialization since the growing
infrastructure led to a call for more materials. Colonizers would gain the trust of a clan through trade,
religion, and the wealth the Europeans brought with them. After trust was established they began their
tyrannical rule. In Things Fall Apart, the main character, Okonkwo, documents his clan s take over. He
came quietly and peacefully with his religion. We were amused at his foolishness and allowed him to
stay. Now he has won our brothers, and our clan can no longer act like one (Achebe 152). Once
Okonkwo realizes his clan s grave mistake in taking the missionaries in, he attempts to strike a
rebellion, however fails, eventually reverting to suicide to free himself from the mess the European
colonizers placed him and his people (the Igbo) in. It is in this way that African literature exemplifies
the theme of liberation.
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Wal-Mart Asda
Wal Mart ASDA in the UK Two international marketing objectives Increase overall market share in
the UK with their company ADSA by 15% by the end of the year Increase overall sales in the
supermarket industry by 1 billion dollars in the next year Communication Strategy In assessing the
current communication opportunities for the supermarket giant, Wal Mart, you can look at their
current audience, and their trends. The general audience for the Wal Mart company can be very
general in that it is a supermarket, that caters for the general public, rather then just a specific audience
that most other businesses will tend to target, making finding a specific audience much harder. The
general audience however could be seen as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The ads will be mainly based around what most supermarket ads these days are based around, and that
is recognition and hoping to install recall into the buyers memory, showing off the new items that are
now on special at the ASDA stores. The form of media that will follow suite with the television
campaign would be the use of catalogues. The catalogues, similar to the television campaign will help
the readers of the magazine (the general public, with no specific audience) recognise the new products
that are on sale, and in the process, help them recall the specific products that were shown in the
catalogues as specials. Both of these used together will help with the companies brand awareness,
while also helping to remind the customers about the supermarket. And by adding their own products
to catalogues and in the television ads, also change brand attitude towards most of the ASDA product
range. The other option for the use in the communications strategies, was to the use of radio and
newspapers together, once again as a IMC program. The first use of radio helps to reach a large,
somewhat more specific audience that can be associated with via the radio. The ad will once again talk
about the specials that ASDA have to offer, similar to the television commercial that was spoken about
before, except without the visual aids. To go with the radio ad, the use of newspapers will also be a big
integral part of the communication strategy. Ads would be
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Wal Mart ASDA in the UK Two international marketing objectives Increase overall market share in
the UK with their company ADSA by 15% by the end of the year Increase overall sales in the
supermarket industry by 1 billion dollars in the next year Communication Strategy In assessing the
current communication opportunities for the supermarket giant, Wal Mart, you can look at their
current audience, and their trends. The general audience for the Wal Mart company can be very
general in that it is a supermarket, that caters for the general public, rather then just a specific audience
that most other businesses will tend to target, making finding a specific audience much harder. The
general audience however could be seen as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The ads will be mainly based around what most supermarket ads these days are based around, and that
is recognition and hoping to install recall into the buyers memory, showing off the new items that are
now on special at the ASDA stores. The form of media that will follow suite with the television
campaign would be the use of catalogues. The catalogues, similar to the television campaign will help
the readers of the magazine (the general public, with no specific audience) recognise the new products
that are on sale, and in the process, help them recall the specific products that were shown in the
catalogues as specials. Both of these used together will help with the companies brand awareness,
while also helping to remind the customers about the supermarket. And by adding their own products
to catalogues and in the television ads, also change brand attitude towards most of the ASDA product
range. The other option for the use in the communications strategies, was to the use of radio and
newspapers together, once again as a IMC program. The first use of radio helps to reach a large,
somewhat more specific audience that can be associated with via the radio. The ad will once again talk
about the specials that ASDA have to offer, similar to the television commercial that was spoken about
before, except without the visual aids. To go with the radio ad, the use of newspapers will also be a big
integral part of the communication strategy. Ads would be
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Essay On St Augustine
The life and thoughts of St. Augustine survived the ages through numerous and detailed texts, some of
which written by Augustine himself, others written by others under his supervision. As a result, the
portrait of the prominent medieval philosopher is not only very clear, but also reveals more of a single
figure than that of any other philosopher of his time.
One of the major topics that entranced St. Augustine was the topic of sin, the sinner, and evil. Those
themes possessed some of his more detailed thoughts, themes that were present throughout his life.
The question revolving around the problem of evil are hard to answer, and this essay will attempt to
give a clear account of Augustine s thoughts on this topic. Hopefully, while his thoughts ... Show more
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Although Augustine s view on rhetoric was negative, even within his confessions he employed his
knowledge of the art and made him such a powerful speaker.
In Confessions, Augustine retells his time at Carthage as a time when he would experience physical
love and the desire for it. Because the confessions are written many years after his leaving the times of
adolescence, they are written in retrospect, with Augustine s views very different. Not only did he
separate physical love from God, but he treated physical love as a way to hinder one s connection to
God. Hence, it was natural that he would treat earthly love and desires as inferior, and harmful.
The power of Augustine s words lay in his vivid descriptions of his acts of sins and desires that he
harnessed within him. By this, in the eyes of the public, he would place himself not as a semi god as
many would think him to be, but as a man like any other, who began his travels along the same path as
everyone else. This would further send a message how other people could reach God, just as
Augustine had, and created a possibility for others to follow. Augustine s sermons must have been a
sight to behold with such mastery of
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The life and thoughts of St. Augustine survived the ages through numerous and detailed texts, some of
which written by Augustine himself, others written by others under his supervision. As a result, the
portrait of the prominent medieval philosopher is not only very clear, but also reveals more of a single
figure than that of any other philosopher of his time.
One of the major topics that entranced St. Augustine was the topic of sin, the sinner, and evil. Those
themes possessed some of his more detailed thoughts, themes that were present throughout his life.
The question revolving around the problem of evil are hard to answer, and this essay will attempt to
give a clear account of Augustine s thoughts on this topic. Hopefully, while his thoughts ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although Augustine s view on rhetoric was negative, even within his confessions he employed his
knowledge of the art and made him such a powerful speaker.
In Confessions, Augustine retells his time at Carthage as a time when he would experience physical
love and the desire for it. Because the confessions are written many years after his leaving the times of
adolescence, they are written in retrospect, with Augustine s views very different. Not only did he
separate physical love from God, but he treated physical love as a way to hinder one s connection to
God. Hence, it was natural that he would treat earthly love and desires as inferior, and harmful.
The power of Augustine s words lay in his vivid descriptions of his acts of sins and desires that he
harnessed within him. By this, in the eyes of the public, he would place himself not as a semi god as
many would think him to be, but as a man like any other, who began his travels along the same path as
everyone else. This would further send a message how other people could reach God, just as
Augustine had, and created a possibility for others to follow. Augustine s sermons must have been a
sight to behold with such mastery of
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The Effects Of Sucrose On Pain
decreases pain is unknown. However, theory supported in animal studies shows the analgesic effects
of sucrose can be reversed by using naltrexone. Further studies show that infants who were born to
mothers being treated with methadone did not demonstrate the same analgesic effects from sucrose.
These findings are essential in demonstrating that the decrease in pain is not similar to the response
elicited by non nutritive (NNS) sucking and decrease pain through activation of a different
neurological pathway. The main point is the effect of sucrose on pain relief is linked to the sweetness
of the solution, as seen with other sweetening solutions such as glucose (McCall, DeCristofaro, Elliott,
2013).
The intended handlers for this intervention ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Inclusion criteria were children less than 1 year of age. The initial search returned 12 results. The
search was furthered by including randomized control trials that returned seven results including a
randomized control trail by Hatfield, 2008. This randomized control trial is considered Level II
evidence in the hierarchy of evidence for intervention and treatment questions (Melnyl Fineout
Overholt, 2015). This specific RCT was chosen from the seven because it discussed immunizations,
sucrose as the intervention and the focused population (1 12 month infants) where the others did not.
The database was searched for main terms for information on the related topic included oral sucrose,
infants, and immunizations. Alternative terms included oral sweeteners, neonates, needles, and
analgesia. MeSH terms included Needles*, Sucrose/*administration dosage, Pain/*prevention control,
Punctures/*adverse effects, Sweetening Agents/*administration dosage, Humans; Infant; Randomized
Controlled Trials as Topic. Inclusion criteria included infants 1 year of age, publication dates: 2005
2016, randomized control trial, systematic review, USA, glucose/sucrose,
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decreases pain is unknown. However, theory supported in animal studies shows the analgesic effects
of sucrose can be reversed by using naltrexone. Further studies show that infants who were born to
mothers being treated with methadone did not demonstrate the same analgesic effects from sucrose.
These findings are essential in demonstrating that the decrease in pain is not similar to the response
elicited by non nutritive (NNS) sucking and decrease pain through activation of a different
neurological pathway. The main point is the effect of sucrose on pain relief is linked to the sweetness
of the solution, as seen with other sweetening solutions such as glucose (McCall, DeCristofaro, Elliott,
2013).
The intended handlers for this intervention ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Inclusion criteria were children less than 1 year of age. The initial search returned 12 results. The
search was furthered by including randomized control trials that returned seven results including a
randomized control trail by Hatfield, 2008. This randomized control trial is considered Level II
evidence in the hierarchy of evidence for intervention and treatment questions (Melnyl Fineout
Overholt, 2015). This specific RCT was chosen from the seven because it discussed immunizations,
sucrose as the intervention and the focused population (1 12 month infants) where the others did not.
The database was searched for main terms for information on the related topic included oral sucrose,
infants, and immunizations. Alternative terms included oral sweeteners, neonates, needles, and
analgesia. MeSH terms included Needles*, Sucrose/*administration dosage, Pain/*prevention control,
Punctures/*adverse effects, Sweetening Agents/*administration dosage, Humans; Infant; Randomized
Controlled Trials as Topic. Inclusion criteria included infants 1 year of age, publication dates: 2005
2016, randomized control trial, systematic review, USA, glucose/sucrose,
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How The Autonomy Of Journalists Are Affected During War Times
Title How the autonomy of journalists are affected during war times and the power struggle related to
media coverage.
New technology During the 1990s, the creation of advanced news gathering equipment, the apparent
growth of the 24 hour news channel, the increase of transnational media organizations and the spread
of the internet platforms suggests the arrival of a more pluralized public sphere. The overall effect of
these technological developments, according to many analysts, was a reduction in government control
over information and a news media that was likely to be more aggressive and off message . Within the
media analyst Hoskins review titled War and Media he states that new technology, rather than
empowering media and deepening ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example is Charles Jaco s report for CNN in 1991: Air raid sirens are going off all over the city, we
re being told to abandon this position immediately. As media networks compete to provide the most
live and intense coverage, the reporter s expertise as commentator is valued above detailed and
retrospective analysis. Hoskins states that the emphasis on the present or recent past only increased
with the sheer number of journalists, also allowing for the embedding of many media networks and
their ability to broadcast live pictures simultaneously the using split frames and multiple windows on
screen, may serve to prevent channel switching, but works against a coherent understanding of war.
Hoskins also uses a type of frame analysis to demonstrate how the media template of Vietnam was
used during the 1991 Gulf War, which then itself became the template for the 2003 Iraq War. He
points out that governments and military were concerned not only that this would be another Vietnam
but that it would also look like another Vietnam. This picks up his earlier point on new memory : their
review of Vietnam over the years guiding the military in their continuing mistrust of the media and in
occurring policies of management. Hoskins challenges the idea that news
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Title How the autonomy of journalists are affected during war times and the power struggle related to
media coverage.
New technology During the 1990s, the creation of advanced news gathering equipment, the apparent
growth of the 24 hour news channel, the increase of transnational media organizations and the spread
of the internet platforms suggests the arrival of a more pluralized public sphere. The overall effect of
these technological developments, according to many analysts, was a reduction in government control
over information and a news media that was likely to be more aggressive and off message . Within the
media analyst Hoskins review titled War and Media he states that new technology, rather than
empowering media and deepening ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example is Charles Jaco s report for CNN in 1991: Air raid sirens are going off all over the city, we
re being told to abandon this position immediately. As media networks compete to provide the most
live and intense coverage, the reporter s expertise as commentator is valued above detailed and
retrospective analysis. Hoskins states that the emphasis on the present or recent past only increased
with the sheer number of journalists, also allowing for the embedding of many media networks and
their ability to broadcast live pictures simultaneously the using split frames and multiple windows on
screen, may serve to prevent channel switching, but works against a coherent understanding of war.
Hoskins also uses a type of frame analysis to demonstrate how the media template of Vietnam was
used during the 1991 Gulf War, which then itself became the template for the 2003 Iraq War. He
points out that governments and military were concerned not only that this would be another Vietnam
but that it would also look like another Vietnam. This picks up his earlier point on new memory : their
review of Vietnam over the years guiding the military in their continuing mistrust of the media and in
occurring policies of management. Hoskins challenges the idea that news
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Safeguarding in Health and Social Care Organisations
Safeguarding in Health and Social Care Organisations
Task 1A 1.1/1.2
I am a Care worker in a Health and Social Care setting also having worked at Stafford Hospital where
service users have been abused. I have been invited to a yearly health and social care conference as a
guest speaker and this this year s theme is Recognising abuse and self Harm in service users . This
report is for the participants to recognise and realise the abuse that has happened or may be happening
to service users in Health and Social Care.
Stafford Hospitals unimaginable failing were published after having one of the most heart breaking
news in the history of the NHS. Below I have briefly summarised and researched the time line of
Stafford Hospital.
February 2008 Mid Staffordshire NHS trust that runs Stafford Hospital and Cannock hospital was
awarded a foundation trust status.
May 2008 The health care Commissions perform an investigation due to having high death rates at the
trust
April 2009 The (CQC) Care Quality Commission takes the matter in to their own hands from the
Health Care Commission.
March 2010 It occurs that the independent inquiry cost more than £1.7 million just to conduct.
October 2011 CQC have warns the trust after finding out that the trust has low staffing levels that can
have an effect upon the patients at the trust
December 2012 Lawyers reveal the trust has paid out more than £1 million in compensation for
inhumane and degrading treatment of patients.
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Safeguarding in Health and Social Care Organisations
Task 1A 1.1/1.2
I am a Care worker in a Health and Social Care setting also having worked at Stafford Hospital where
service users have been abused. I have been invited to a yearly health and social care conference as a
guest speaker and this this year s theme is Recognising abuse and self Harm in service users . This
report is for the participants to recognise and realise the abuse that has happened or may be happening
to service users in Health and Social Care.
Stafford Hospitals unimaginable failing were published after having one of the most heart breaking
news in the history of the NHS. Below I have briefly summarised and researched the time line of
Stafford Hospital.
February 2008 Mid Staffordshire NHS trust that runs Stafford Hospital and Cannock hospital was
awarded a foundation trust status.
May 2008 The health care Commissions perform an investigation due to having high death rates at the
trust
April 2009 The (CQC) Care Quality Commission takes the matter in to their own hands from the
Health Care Commission.
March 2010 It occurs that the independent inquiry cost more than £1.7 million just to conduct.
October 2011 CQC have warns the trust after finding out that the trust has low staffing levels that can
have an effect upon the patients at the trust
December 2012 Lawyers reveal the trust has paid out more than £1 million in compensation for
inhumane and degrading treatment of patients.
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Uncertainty Avoidance Essay
4/22/13
China Geert Hofstede
THE HOFSTEDE CENTRE (index.php)
GET CERTIFIED
Select a Country United States
in Intercultural Management and (/certification Culture by Organisational courses.html) in comparison
with the below
China
THE HOFSTEDE CENTRE (thehofstede centre.html)
118 80 91
GEERT HOFSTEDE (geerthofstede.html)
NATIONAL CULTURE (nationalculture.html)
66
DIMENSIONS
(dimensions.html)
62 30 46 29
40
COUNTRIES (countries.html) APPLICATIONS
(applications.html)
20
COURSES (interculturalmanagement courses.html)
PDI
4/22/13
China Geert Hofstede
THE HOFSTEDE CENTRE (index.php)
GET CERTIFIED
Select a Country United States
in Intercultural Management and (/certification Culture by Organisational courses.html) in comparison
with the below
China
THE HOFSTEDE CENTRE (thehofstede centre.html)
118 80 91
GEERT HOFSTEDE (geerthofstede.html)
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DIMENSIONS
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COUNTRIES (countries.html) APPLICATIONS
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COURSES (interculturalmanagement courses.html)
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EVENTS AND COURSES (eventscourses.html)
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Uncertainty avoidance The dimension Uncertainty Avoidance has to do with the way that a society
deals with the fact that the future can never be known: should we try to control the future or just let it
happen? This ambiguity brings with it anxiety and different cultures have learnt to deal with this
anxiety in different ways. The extent to which the members of a culture feel threatened by ambiguous
or unknown situations and have created beliefs and institutions that try to avoid these is reflected in
the UAI score. At 30 China has a low score on uncertainty avoidance. Truth may be relative though in
the immediate social circles there is concern for Truth with a capital T and rules (but not necessarily
laws) abound. None the less, adherence to laws and rules may be flexible to suit the actual situation
and pragmatism is a fact of life. The Chinese are comfortable with ambiguity; the Chinese language is
full of ambiguous meanings that can be difficult for Western people to follow. Chinese are adaptable
and entrepreneurial. At the time of writing the majority (70% 80%) of Chinese businesses tend to be
small to medium sized and family owned.
Long term orientation The long term orientation dimension is closely related to the teachings of
Confucius and can be interpreted as dealing with society s search for virtue, the extent to which a
society shows a pragmatic future oriented perspective rather than a conventional historical short term
point of view. With a
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MAS
UAI
LTO
United States
ORGANISATIONAL CULTURE
(organisational culture.html)
EVENTS AND COURSES (eventscourses.html)
FAQ (faq.html) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Uncertainty avoidance The dimension Uncertainty Avoidance has to do with the way that a society
deals with the fact that the future can never be known: should we try to control the future or just let it
happen? This ambiguity brings with it anxiety and different cultures have learnt to deal with this
anxiety in different ways. The extent to which the members of a culture feel threatened by ambiguous
or unknown situations and have created beliefs and institutions that try to avoid these is reflected in
the UAI score. At 30 China has a low score on uncertainty avoidance. Truth may be relative though in
the immediate social circles there is concern for Truth with a capital T and rules (but not necessarily
laws) abound. None the less, adherence to laws and rules may be flexible to suit the actual situation
and pragmatism is a fact of life. The Chinese are comfortable with ambiguity; the Chinese language is
full of ambiguous meanings that can be difficult for Western people to follow. Chinese are adaptable
and entrepreneurial. At the time of writing the majority (70% 80%) of Chinese businesses tend to be
small to medium sized and family owned.
Long term orientation The long term orientation dimension is closely related to the teachings of
Confucius and can be interpreted as dealing with society s search for virtue, the extent to which a
society shows a pragmatic future oriented perspective rather than a conventional historical short term
point of view. With a
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How Does O Connor Use Ethos In A Good Man Is Hard To Find
In O Connor s A Good Man Is Hard To Find the grandmother uses ethos, pathos, and logos to convey
with the Misfit. The grandmother did not see him for who he was, but for who he was intended to be.
The old lady tries to manipulate the misfit in order for her to gain his trust. Flannery O Connor states
Why you re one of my babies and You re one of my own children . (294) The grandmother felt that if
she said that he would feel safe and not feel that he is put in harm s way. In other words, when a parent
tells a child you re one of my own children they automatically gain the trust of that parent even if it is
not their biological parent. As a result, of the grandmother saying he was one of her babies she was
able to manipulate him to actually trusting her a bit. Furthermore, the understanding of the
grandmother, she started to sympathize and show love towards the Misfit. Even though it costed her
her life she was still willing to care for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, she starts off by saying You wouldn t shoot a lady (291) the grandmother must have thought if
she said that he would not kill her. His friends killed her daughter in law as well as the other girls, she
was not safe because she considered herself a lady. Secondly, Flannery O Connor stated You are a
good man . (291) because the old lady knew deep down inside the Misfit did not mean to harm anyone
and she knew who he was running from. However, even though it is not stated in the story but my
interpretation gave it away that he was afraid and the grandmother knew he was scared. Third,
Flannery O Connor said If you would pray.....Jesus would help you . (293) the old lady wanted to
encourage the Misfit to pray because even though he has done so much wrong GOD wants to still
make him a prophet. Even in real life repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus would still away for
sinners to enter the gates of
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In O Connor s A Good Man Is Hard To Find the grandmother uses ethos, pathos, and logos to convey
with the Misfit. The grandmother did not see him for who he was, but for who he was intended to be.
The old lady tries to manipulate the misfit in order for her to gain his trust. Flannery O Connor states
Why you re one of my babies and You re one of my own children . (294) The grandmother felt that if
she said that he would feel safe and not feel that he is put in harm s way. In other words, when a parent
tells a child you re one of my own children they automatically gain the trust of that parent even if it is
not their biological parent. As a result, of the grandmother saying he was one of her babies she was
able to manipulate him to actually trusting her a bit. Furthermore, the understanding of the
grandmother, she started to sympathize and show love towards the Misfit. Even though it costed her
her life she was still willing to care for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, she starts off by saying You wouldn t shoot a lady (291) the grandmother must have thought if
she said that he would not kill her. His friends killed her daughter in law as well as the other girls, she
was not safe because she considered herself a lady. Secondly, Flannery O Connor stated You are a
good man . (291) because the old lady knew deep down inside the Misfit did not mean to harm anyone
and she knew who he was running from. However, even though it is not stated in the story but my
interpretation gave it away that he was afraid and the grandmother knew he was scared. Third,
Flannery O Connor said If you would pray.....Jesus would help you . (293) the old lady wanted to
encourage the Misfit to pray because even though he has done so much wrong GOD wants to still
make him a prophet. Even in real life repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus would still away for
sinners to enter the gates of
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Explain the Criticisms of Plato s Theory of the Forms.
Plato s theory of forms, also called his theory of ideas, states that there is another world, separate from
the material world that we live in called the eternal world of forms . This world, to Plato, is more real
than the one we live in. His theory is shown in his Allegory of the Cave (from The Republic, Book
VII), where the prisoners only live in what they think is a real world, but really it is a shadow of
reality. According to Plato, to the prisoners in the allegory and to humanity in the material world truth
would be literally nothing but shadows and he believes us to be as ignorant as the people in the cave.
Plato followed the belief that in order for something to be real it has to be permanent, and as
everything in the world we ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Goodness is something that cannot be defined, when asked, different people have different ideas about
what is good, or right and wrong, whereas if everybody was asked to point to the sun they all would.
This disproves his theory as not everybody has a true understanding of the Form of the Good.
Plato fails to set out his theory clearly and allow the reader to realise it is a theory. Nowhere in his
dialogues does he state that he is describing a theory of forms, and so people may have misunderstood
his writing s and he may not have meant it to be a theory at all. He has elements of his theory in many
different dialogues and is inconsistent. In Book I of the Metaphysics Aristotle claims that Plato had a
system to the effect that the many sensibles which have the same name exist by participating in the
corresponding Forms. This quote from Aristotle s work suggests that Plato did have a theory of forms
but this is not believed by all people.
None of these criticisms totally disallow Plato s theory but argue against it and suggest other
possibilities. Although there are many critics of Plato there are also many people who follow him, and
even in this day and age Plato s ideas are understood and followed and he has ended up being one of
the most influential philosophers although his Theory of Forms is slightly over the top and hard to
understand.
To a certain extent these criticisms are valid, but in other ways they are not. In my opinion they are
valid as far as
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Plato s theory of forms, also called his theory of ideas, states that there is another world, separate from
the material world that we live in called the eternal world of forms . This world, to Plato, is more real
than the one we live in. His theory is shown in his Allegory of the Cave (from The Republic, Book
VII), where the prisoners only live in what they think is a real world, but really it is a shadow of
reality. According to Plato, to the prisoners in the allegory and to humanity in the material world truth
would be literally nothing but shadows and he believes us to be as ignorant as the people in the cave.
Plato followed the belief that in order for something to be real it has to be permanent, and as
everything in the world we ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Goodness is something that cannot be defined, when asked, different people have different ideas about
what is good, or right and wrong, whereas if everybody was asked to point to the sun they all would.
This disproves his theory as not everybody has a true understanding of the Form of the Good.
Plato fails to set out his theory clearly and allow the reader to realise it is a theory. Nowhere in his
dialogues does he state that he is describing a theory of forms, and so people may have misunderstood
his writing s and he may not have meant it to be a theory at all. He has elements of his theory in many
different dialogues and is inconsistent. In Book I of the Metaphysics Aristotle claims that Plato had a
system to the effect that the many sensibles which have the same name exist by participating in the
corresponding Forms. This quote from Aristotle s work suggests that Plato did have a theory of forms
but this is not believed by all people.
None of these criticisms totally disallow Plato s theory but argue against it and suggest other
possibilities. Although there are many critics of Plato there are also many people who follow him, and
even in this day and age Plato s ideas are understood and followed and he has ended up being one of
the most influential philosophers although his Theory of Forms is slightly over the top and hard to
understand.
To a certain extent these criticisms are valid, but in other ways they are not. In my opinion they are
valid as far as
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Vlsi Based Accident Information and Car Security System
Abstract:
VLSI based Accident information and car security system deals with the concern of saving the victim ,
who get trapped in accident and also about the car security. Accident of the car is detected using
pressor sensors which are fixed in car. Accident information to the nearest hospital is carried out with
the help of RF communication. The location of the car is found using the GPS technique. The security
of car is ensured by using password. The theft information is sent to the owner s mobile using GSM
module. The ultimate design of the project is in VLSI. FPGA is used to interface these modules.
Keywords: Very Large Scale Integration, Global Positioning System, Global System for Mobile
Communication.
I.INTRODUCTION:
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By comparing the codes, the time difference between the satellite generated the code and the receiver
generated the code can be determined. This interval is the travel time of the code. Multiplying this
travel time, in seconds, by 186,000 miles per second gives the distance from the receiver position to
the satellite in miles.
D. Increased accuracy by using differential gps: A technique called differential correction is necessary
to get accuracies within 1 5 meters, or even better, with advanced equipment. Differential correction
requires a second GPS receiver, which is a base station, collecting data at a stationary position at a
precisely known point (typically it is a surveyed benchmark). Because the physical location of the
base station is known, the correction factor can be computed by comparing the known location with
the GPS location determined by using the satellites.The differential correction process takes this
correction factor and applies it to the GPS data collected by a GPS receiver in the field. Differential
correction eliminates most of the errors listed in the GPS Error Budget discussed earlier.
III.GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICA TIONS The Global System for Mobile
Communications (GSM) is the most popular standard for mobile phones in the world. GSM service is
used by over 2 billion people across more than 212 countries and
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Abstract:
VLSI based Accident information and car security system deals with the concern of saving the victim ,
who get trapped in accident and also about the car security. Accident of the car is detected using
pressor sensors which are fixed in car. Accident information to the nearest hospital is carried out with
the help of RF communication. The location of the car is found using the GPS technique. The security
of car is ensured by using password. The theft information is sent to the owner s mobile using GSM
module. The ultimate design of the project is in VLSI. FPGA is used to interface these modules.
Keywords: Very Large Scale Integration, Global Positioning System, Global System for Mobile
Communication.
I.INTRODUCTION:
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By comparing the codes, the time difference between the satellite generated the code and the receiver
generated the code can be determined. This interval is the travel time of the code. Multiplying this
travel time, in seconds, by 186,000 miles per second gives the distance from the receiver position to
the satellite in miles.
D. Increased accuracy by using differential gps: A technique called differential correction is necessary
to get accuracies within 1 5 meters, or even better, with advanced equipment. Differential correction
requires a second GPS receiver, which is a base station, collecting data at a stationary position at a
precisely known point (typically it is a surveyed benchmark). Because the physical location of the
base station is known, the correction factor can be computed by comparing the known location with
the GPS location determined by using the satellites.The differential correction process takes this
correction factor and applies it to the GPS data collected by a GPS receiver in the field. Differential
correction eliminates most of the errors listed in the GPS Error Budget discussed earlier.
III.GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICA TIONS The Global System for Mobile
Communications (GSM) is the most popular standard for mobile phones in the world. GSM service is
used by over 2 billion people across more than 212 countries and
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The Brown Case
The decision of the Brown case once again caused the white of North Carolina to have a mixed
reaction. The Governor William Umstead said that he was terribly disappointed in the Supreme Court
s ruling. A few days after the Brown decision Irving Carlyle, a Winston Salem lawyer and Democratic
leader, declared that North Carolinas had no other course except to obey the law laid down by the
United States Supreme Court. In response to the Brown Gov. Umstead created an Advisory
Committee on Education that consisted of sixteen whites and three blacks. The Pearsall Plan was
issued in 1956. This plan did not end segregated schools, but it provided parents and local school
boards the necessary tools to avoid desegregation. The committee gave local ... Show more content on
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By the mid 1960s, racial segregation in public transportation, schools, and accommodations had
disappeared as a result of unprecedented intervention by federal authorities through the Civil Rights
Act of 1964. Enacted in July 1964, the Civil Rights Act ended discrimination in employment, public
places based or race or sex, empowered the federal government to oversee desegregation, voter
registration, usage of federal funds, etc. Even though the Civil Rights Act ended discrimination there
were states and towns where African Americans had to take literacy tests. This allowed federal
examiners to register qualified voters. In August of 1965, the Voting Rights Act was issued, which
allowed African Americans their right to vote under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States. By the end of 1965 more than 250,000 African Americans became registered voters.
This act also significantly widened the franchise and is considered one of the most key components of
civil rights legislation in American
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The decision of the Brown case once again caused the white of North Carolina to have a mixed
reaction. The Governor William Umstead said that he was terribly disappointed in the Supreme Court
s ruling. A few days after the Brown decision Irving Carlyle, a Winston Salem lawyer and Democratic
leader, declared that North Carolinas had no other course except to obey the law laid down by the
United States Supreme Court. In response to the Brown Gov. Umstead created an Advisory
Committee on Education that consisted of sixteen whites and three blacks. The Pearsall Plan was
issued in 1956. This plan did not end segregated schools, but it provided parents and local school
boards the necessary tools to avoid desegregation. The committee gave local ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
By the mid 1960s, racial segregation in public transportation, schools, and accommodations had
disappeared as a result of unprecedented intervention by federal authorities through the Civil Rights
Act of 1964. Enacted in July 1964, the Civil Rights Act ended discrimination in employment, public
places based or race or sex, empowered the federal government to oversee desegregation, voter
registration, usage of federal funds, etc. Even though the Civil Rights Act ended discrimination there
were states and towns where African Americans had to take literacy tests. This allowed federal
examiners to register qualified voters. In August of 1965, the Voting Rights Act was issued, which
allowed African Americans their right to vote under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States. By the end of 1965 more than 250,000 African Americans became registered voters.
This act also significantly widened the franchise and is considered one of the most key components of
civil rights legislation in American
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The Play Julius Caesar Performed In The Theatre In The
The play Julius Caesar performed in the theatre in the round, though captivating left the play
confusing in some aspects. In this performance of Julius Caesar the time period was a bit confusion to
pick out. Of course the original is supposed to be depicted in roman times of when there was a
republic present as the government, but in many renditions of the play the director has changed the
setting. The director of this play, Sara Becker, did not make it easy to pick out the intricate and general
details of the performance. The theatre at which this play was performed was very small, which in a
way made the audience feel even more a part of the act. The stage itself was simple, yet sophisticated
in a way that it could be used for multiple ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you make bad choices of course the outcome will be what you make of it, but if you make good
decisions and are responsible then you can have a good future. I do not think your future is set no
matter what you choose to do, I believe our future is based upon what we choose. Although it is very
difficult to pick a protagonist and antagonist in this play of Julius Caesar, the protagonist seems to be
Brutus and the two antagonists are Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. Brutus is trying to preserve the
republic of Rome and does everything he does for what he thinks is the good of Rome. His actions of
helping kill Caesar, in his mind, are all good and show the theme of the struggle of power, but also in a
way the free will Brutus had to use to choose to kill Caesar. Both Julius Caesar and Mark Antony are
shown trying to become tyrants in the eyes of Brutus and Cassius. Every action that is portrayed
shows that they all are struggling for who will be in power and if it is their fate or free will that will
make this possible. The primary conflict between the protagonist and antagonist in this play was
definitely who would be in power over Rome. Even though a conflict in the mind of Brutus can be
seen as well if he really made the right choice. The best actor, even though it was a hard choice
between Brutus and Mark Antony, in this play was Alan Brinks. His rendition of Mark Antony was
captivating. He
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The play Julius Caesar performed in the theatre in the round, though captivating left the play
confusing in some aspects. In this performance of Julius Caesar the time period was a bit confusion to
pick out. Of course the original is supposed to be depicted in roman times of when there was a
republic present as the government, but in many renditions of the play the director has changed the
setting. The director of this play, Sara Becker, did not make it easy to pick out the intricate and general
details of the performance. The theatre at which this play was performed was very small, which in a
way made the audience feel even more a part of the act. The stage itself was simple, yet sophisticated
in a way that it could be used for multiple ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you make bad choices of course the outcome will be what you make of it, but if you make good
decisions and are responsible then you can have a good future. I do not think your future is set no
matter what you choose to do, I believe our future is based upon what we choose. Although it is very
difficult to pick a protagonist and antagonist in this play of Julius Caesar, the protagonist seems to be
Brutus and the two antagonists are Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. Brutus is trying to preserve the
republic of Rome and does everything he does for what he thinks is the good of Rome. His actions of
helping kill Caesar, in his mind, are all good and show the theme of the struggle of power, but also in a
way the free will Brutus had to use to choose to kill Caesar. Both Julius Caesar and Mark Antony are
shown trying to become tyrants in the eyes of Brutus and Cassius. Every action that is portrayed
shows that they all are struggling for who will be in power and if it is their fate or free will that will
make this possible. The primary conflict between the protagonist and antagonist in this play was
definitely who would be in power over Rome. Even though a conflict in the mind of Brutus can be
seen as well if he really made the right choice. The best actor, even though it was a hard choice
between Brutus and Mark Antony, in this play was Alan Brinks. His rendition of Mark Antony was
captivating. He
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The History Of The Oil Industry
The history of the Oil Industry Oil makes up over ⅓ of humanities primary energy supply. The
production of oil, especially the refining of it is has a huge impact of on the modern day world. Oil has
been collected and used since Old Testament Bible times. Oil or petroleum is naturally found in
various countries including in and around the United States of America. There are many men who can
be linked to the beginning of the American oil industry, but out of all of them the most famous, if not
the most influential is John Davison Rockefeller. The history of the United States petroleum industry
was influenced by John Rockefeller, and helped define his legacy.
Oil has been used since perhaps, the beginning of time. Ancient records have ... Show more content on
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Early Colonists observed the Seneca and Cornplanter Indians collecting it by spreading blankets on
the rainbow colored surface of oil rich streams, they then wrung the oil out the blankets into earthen
bowls. They used it for liniment, medicine and to mix with their war paint for shiny, waterproof make
up. 17th century British and French explorers in western Pennsylvania and New York sent back
reports about oil pools that looked like water and burned like brandy. Settlers in western Pennsylvania
kept a supply of Seneca oil, that they collected whenever they found it, and used it to stimulate their
joints and those of their horses. It was used by farmers in hot weather to repel blowflies, which couldn
t tolerate the smell of the greasy substance (Dolson 1). Over time some inquisitive men began
searching for ways to make money off this natural occurring petroleum.
Oil, because of its many uses became a profitable product. Ebenezer Brewer a lumber mill owner
skimmed up five gallons from the seepage on his land bordering Oil Creek, and sent it to his son
Francis, a young doctor in northern Vermont. The greasy stuff was exactly the kind of unpleasant
medicine Vermonters were crazy about. Dr. Brewer took a flask of the crude oil to his old professor at
Dartmouth, Dr. Dixi Crosby, who examined it and agreed it might be a pretty good thing. George
Bissell listened to Crosby talk about the interesting contents of the flask, along with James Townsend,
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The history of the Oil Industry Oil makes up over ⅓ of humanities primary energy supply. The
production of oil, especially the refining of it is has a huge impact of on the modern day world. Oil has
been collected and used since Old Testament Bible times. Oil or petroleum is naturally found in
various countries including in and around the United States of America. There are many men who can
be linked to the beginning of the American oil industry, but out of all of them the most famous, if not
the most influential is John Davison Rockefeller. The history of the United States petroleum industry
was influenced by John Rockefeller, and helped define his legacy.
Oil has been used since perhaps, the beginning of time. Ancient records have ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Early Colonists observed the Seneca and Cornplanter Indians collecting it by spreading blankets on
the rainbow colored surface of oil rich streams, they then wrung the oil out the blankets into earthen
bowls. They used it for liniment, medicine and to mix with their war paint for shiny, waterproof make
up. 17th century British and French explorers in western Pennsylvania and New York sent back
reports about oil pools that looked like water and burned like brandy. Settlers in western Pennsylvania
kept a supply of Seneca oil, that they collected whenever they found it, and used it to stimulate their
joints and those of their horses. It was used by farmers in hot weather to repel blowflies, which couldn
t tolerate the smell of the greasy substance (Dolson 1). Over time some inquisitive men began
searching for ways to make money off this natural occurring petroleum.
Oil, because of its many uses became a profitable product. Ebenezer Brewer a lumber mill owner
skimmed up five gallons from the seepage on his land bordering Oil Creek, and sent it to his son
Francis, a young doctor in northern Vermont. The greasy stuff was exactly the kind of unpleasant
medicine Vermonters were crazy about. Dr. Brewer took a flask of the crude oil to his old professor at
Dartmouth, Dr. Dixi Crosby, who examined it and agreed it might be a pretty good thing. George
Bissell listened to Crosby talk about the interesting contents of the flask, along with James Townsend,
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Make or Buy Analysis Essay
\Sam Johnson is the owner of a medium size electronics company, Integrated Electronics
Manufacturing (IEM), which produces high grade electronic modules used by several major
electronics manufacturers to produce a variety of military and commercial telecommunications
devices such as aircraft radios, navigational equipment, land based satellite receivers, and other items.
IEM has 60 employees. Normally, IEM purchases electronic parts such as resistors, capacitors, circuit
boards and enclosures from several different suppliers and assembles the modules in its own facility.
Some of the parts, like circuit boards and enclosures, are built to IEM engineer s specifications while
others are off the shelf . The engineers have come up with a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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The equipment is normally used to manufacture prototype boards, so its full capacity is never used.
Since this new circuit board will not be manufactured in very large quantities, the machine will
suffice, although some additional add ons as well as supplies will be needed to produce this particular
board. There is a 20% chance that equipment failure may cause a significant problem and, if it does,
the impact is estimated at $50,000. Here s the data: |Production Item |Data | |Equipment Add On s (one
time) |$17,500 | |Monthly Equipment Maintenance (or fraction) |$3,000 | |Daily Operating Expense
|$400 | |Material Cost per 100 boards (or fraction) |$4,200 | |Mask Preparation |$25,000 | |Labor Cost
per Day |$572 | |Scrap (Completed boards that fail QA) |10% | |Daily Production Capacity (designed
capacity) |25 | |Boards to be Produced |4,000 | |Work Days Per
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\Sam Johnson is the owner of a medium size electronics company, Integrated Electronics
Manufacturing (IEM), which produces high grade electronic modules used by several major
electronics manufacturers to produce a variety of military and commercial telecommunications
devices such as aircraft radios, navigational equipment, land based satellite receivers, and other items.
IEM has 60 employees. Normally, IEM purchases electronic parts such as resistors, capacitors, circuit
boards and enclosures from several different suppliers and assembles the modules in its own facility.
Some of the parts, like circuit boards and enclosures, are built to IEM engineer s specifications while
others are off the shelf . The engineers have come up with a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The equipment is normally used to manufacture prototype boards, so its full capacity is never used.
Since this new circuit board will not be manufactured in very large quantities, the machine will
suffice, although some additional add ons as well as supplies will be needed to produce this particular
board. There is a 20% chance that equipment failure may cause a significant problem and, if it does,
the impact is estimated at $50,000. Here s the data: |Production Item |Data | |Equipment Add On s (one
time) |$17,500 | |Monthly Equipment Maintenance (or fraction) |$3,000 | |Daily Operating Expense
|$400 | |Material Cost per 100 boards (or fraction) |$4,200 | |Mask Preparation |$25,000 | |Labor Cost
per Day |$572 | |Scrap (Completed boards that fail QA) |10% | |Daily Production Capacity (designed
capacity) |25 | |Boards to be Produced |4,000 | |Work Days Per
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What Is The Theme Of Suicide In Chetan Bhagat
The novelist writes about the automatic people those who are born and brought up to select a high
paid profession. The aim in life, for the most of time, is trusted upon them by their parents who keep
their words detached from culture and tradition, values and society so that the ambition of life can be
achieved cooperation with everything other than the one pointed in with in life has the authorize of
every family. When a high paid job is obtained even after sacrificing vision and health, freedom and
passion, values and character, truth and honor, the person is said to be an achiever, the incarnation of
success, the apple of his or her friends and family s eye. And when the beaten track is not followed,
the pressure of prospect can even provoke ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have let people down and have no reason to live. You don t know me. I am an ordinary boy in
Ahmadabad who read your books; and somehow I felt I could write to you after that. I can t really tell
anyone what I am doing to myself which is taking a sleeping pill every time I end a sentence so I
thought I would tell you.43 (Bhagat Chetan: 2008,11)
One night@ the Call Center is also not devoid of the occurrence of suicide. Esha the hopeful model
tries to end her life when she was cheated by her Modeling Agent even though she had cooperation
with the greatest possession of a woman. In a way, the elevation of suicide has been done by the
writer. The disappointment of young generation finds voice in the works of Chetan Bhagat. He
appears in the pages of his novel as a soft cushion to suck up the emotional jerks of his characters, as
he does with Govind in Three Mistakes of My Life. The movie 3 Idiots, the mega bollywood hit,
encouraged by Chetan Bhagat s Five Point Someone has a wonderful song expounding the direct
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The novelist writes about the automatic people those who are born and brought up to select a high
paid profession. The aim in life, for the most of time, is trusted upon them by their parents who keep
their words detached from culture and tradition, values and society so that the ambition of life can be
achieved cooperation with everything other than the one pointed in with in life has the authorize of
every family. When a high paid job is obtained even after sacrificing vision and health, freedom and
passion, values and character, truth and honor, the person is said to be an achiever, the incarnation of
success, the apple of his or her friends and family s eye. And when the beaten track is not followed,
the pressure of prospect can even provoke ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have let people down and have no reason to live. You don t know me. I am an ordinary boy in
Ahmadabad who read your books; and somehow I felt I could write to you after that. I can t really tell
anyone what I am doing to myself which is taking a sleeping pill every time I end a sentence so I
thought I would tell you.43 (Bhagat Chetan: 2008,11)
One night@ the Call Center is also not devoid of the occurrence of suicide. Esha the hopeful model
tries to end her life when she was cheated by her Modeling Agent even though she had cooperation
with the greatest possession of a woman. In a way, the elevation of suicide has been done by the
writer. The disappointment of young generation finds voice in the works of Chetan Bhagat. He
appears in the pages of his novel as a soft cushion to suck up the emotional jerks of his characters, as
he does with Govind in Three Mistakes of My Life. The movie 3 Idiots, the mega bollywood hit,
encouraged by Chetan Bhagat s Five Point Someone has a wonderful song expounding the direct
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Heart Of Myocardial Infraction
The heart: Myocardial infraction
The heart is an organ that pumps blood around the body by using 2 separate pumps side by side. The
left side of the pump deals with oxygenated blood from the lungs whereas the right one deals with
deoxygenated blood from the body. Each pump has 2 chambers called atrium and ventricle. The walls
of the atrium are thinner than the ventricle because the atrium only has to pump blood to a short
distance (to the ventricle) whereas the ventricles need to pump blood to the rest of the body. The heart
has 3 types of pacemaker cells called; Sino atrial (SA) node, Atrioventricular (AV) node and bundle of
His which make up the electrical conduction system. SA node found in the right atrium sends a wave
of depolarisation to the neighbouring muscle junction, to the left atrium by the Bachmann s bundle
and also to the AV node by the internodal tract. AV node delays the wave of depolarisation causing the
ventricle to contract after the atria. The AV node causes that delay to allow all the blood to fully move
from the atria to the ventricle then the ventricle can contract sending the blood out the heart. After the
AV node has delayed the wave of depolarisation, the wave continues down by a bundle of His and the
fibres split up by the Purkinje fibres allowing the muscle to get involved. The wave of electrical
released from the fibres causes the ventricles to contract.
Action potential
The pacemaker cells are automaticity which means that they don t
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The heart: Myocardial infraction
The heart is an organ that pumps blood around the body by using 2 separate pumps side by side. The
left side of the pump deals with oxygenated blood from the lungs whereas the right one deals with
deoxygenated blood from the body. Each pump has 2 chambers called atrium and ventricle. The walls
of the atrium are thinner than the ventricle because the atrium only has to pump blood to a short
distance (to the ventricle) whereas the ventricles need to pump blood to the rest of the body. The heart
has 3 types of pacemaker cells called; Sino atrial (SA) node, Atrioventricular (AV) node and bundle of
His which make up the electrical conduction system. SA node found in the right atrium sends a wave
of depolarisation to the neighbouring muscle junction, to the left atrium by the Bachmann s bundle
and also to the AV node by the internodal tract. AV node delays the wave of depolarisation causing the
ventricle to contract after the atria. The AV node causes that delay to allow all the blood to fully move
from the atria to the ventricle then the ventricle can contract sending the blood out the heart. After the
AV node has delayed the wave of depolarisation, the wave continues down by a bundle of His and the
fibres split up by the Purkinje fibres allowing the muscle to get involved. The wave of electrical
released from the fibres causes the ventricles to contract.
Action potential
The pacemaker cells are automaticity which means that they don t
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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