Proposal Writing Topics. 186 Creative Proposal Ess
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Creative Proposal Ess
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Why Did England Grow During The Industrial Revolution
By late 1700s and early 1800s, United Kingdom was on the brink of Industrial Revolution. Industrial
evolution was basically a period of time where a country had mass productions and new inventions in
technology. Setting aside the time when it started, why did the Industrial Revolution start in Great
Britain? What advantages did England have to initiate the Industrial Revolution? The Industrial
Revolution initiated in United Kingdom because of its surfeit amounts of natural resources, stable
government and economy and developments in new machinery. Britain was the first country to
industrialize as a result of its abundance in natural resources. Britain got its surfeit amount of
resources from its colonies. Around early 1800s, Britain was the sovereign nation in the world,
conquering relatively half of the world. This gave Britain an enormous economic advantage. The
country already enjoyed a vigorous export trade to Europe, the American colonies, India, and ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this time, inventors have been getting ideas to make a machine that is much more powerful,
efficient yet safe than the bare hand labor. During this time, inventor James Watt, came up with an
idea that uses water and coal to generate the steam that powers the engine. This idea turned out to be
successful and revolutionized the way power is used. By the end of the century, nearly one fifth of
Britain s mechanical production was powered by steam. (ABC CLIO, 2014) . The Steam engine
mainly benefitted the Textile Industry, producing mass amount of fabric and cotton. As the country
advanced in the Steam engine utility, the Steam driven locomotives emerged. These locomotives gave
an immense advantage for transportation as it speeded up the time to reach a place or so. Setting aside
the economic advantages, United Kingdom had political advantages that led to industrial revolution
occur in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
By late 1700s and early 1800s, United Kingdom was on the brink of Industrial Revolution. Industrial
evolution was basically a period of time where a country had mass productions and new inventions in
technology. Setting aside the time when it started, why did the Industrial Revolution start in Great
Britain? What advantages did England have to initiate the Industrial Revolution? The Industrial
Revolution initiated in United Kingdom because of its surfeit amounts of natural resources, stable
government and economy and developments in new machinery. Britain was the first country to
industrialize as a result of its abundance in natural resources. Britain got its surfeit amount of
resources from its colonies. Around early 1800s, Britain was the sovereign nation in the world,
conquering relatively half of the world. This gave Britain an enormous economic advantage. The
country already enjoyed a vigorous export trade to Europe, the American colonies, India, and ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this time, inventors have been getting ideas to make a machine that is much more powerful,
efficient yet safe than the bare hand labor. During this time, inventor James Watt, came up with an
idea that uses water and coal to generate the steam that powers the engine. This idea turned out to be
successful and revolutionized the way power is used. By the end of the century, nearly one fifth of
Britain s mechanical production was powered by steam. (ABC CLIO, 2014) . The Steam engine
mainly benefitted the Textile Industry, producing mass amount of fabric and cotton. As the country
advanced in the Steam engine utility, the Steam driven locomotives emerged. These locomotives gave
an immense advantage for transportation as it speeded up the time to reach a place or so. Setting aside
the economic advantages, United Kingdom had political advantages that led to industrial revolution
occur in the
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Advantages Of Electric Car
2. Introduction
2.1 Statement of the Problem
Nowadays, the using of electro car becomes more popular over the world. Most of the people will
drive for work or travel in Zhuhai, and the using of fossil fuel car can cause environmental problem
such as climate change, global warming. Environmental problems are more serious than before. Air
pollution could be caused by releasing off gas from fuel vehicle. The using of electro car is not only
benefit for the environmental problem，but also good for economic development. On the other hand,
there are still a lot of problems need to be solved if we want to popularize the use of electro car in
Zhuhai, such as the limitation of driving distance and long charging time. These kinds of
disadvantages will affect the citizen s willingness of choosing electro car. So we want to find out the
factors that influence Zhuhai citizen willingness of using electro car.
2.2 Literature Review
2.1.1 Electric Car
Electric car is a kind of environmentally ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As we know that, electric car is an automobile that using electrical energy propelled by one or more
electric device such as battery. This kind of power will cause the problem of limiting of driving
distance, and the car should charge for the battery again in order to drive for a longer distance. Many
electric designs have limited range, due to the low energy density of batteries compared to the fuel
vehicles. Electric cars mostly have less limited distance for one charge, but fossil fueled cars can
travel for long travel. But they can need time to recharge. On the other hand, electric car can be
charged at home at night, while fossil fueled cars cannot. In America, 71 percent of car drivers drive
less than 40 miles a day, and just for a quick topping up. (UC Davis, 2011).Which means that the
driving distance of electro car is less than fuel vehicle, and the distance of charging is not enough for a
long
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
2. Introduction
2.1 Statement of the Problem
Nowadays, the using of electro car becomes more popular over the world. Most of the people will
drive for work or travel in Zhuhai, and the using of fossil fuel car can cause environmental problem
such as climate change, global warming. Environmental problems are more serious than before. Air
pollution could be caused by releasing off gas from fuel vehicle. The using of electro car is not only
benefit for the environmental problem，but also good for economic development. On the other hand,
there are still a lot of problems need to be solved if we want to popularize the use of electro car in
Zhuhai, such as the limitation of driving distance and long charging time. These kinds of
disadvantages will affect the citizen s willingness of choosing electro car. So we want to find out the
factors that influence Zhuhai citizen willingness of using electro car.
2.2 Literature Review
2.1.1 Electric Car
Electric car is a kind of environmentally ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As we know that, electric car is an automobile that using electrical energy propelled by one or more
electric device such as battery. This kind of power will cause the problem of limiting of driving
distance, and the car should charge for the battery again in order to drive for a longer distance. Many
electric designs have limited range, due to the low energy density of batteries compared to the fuel
vehicles. Electric cars mostly have less limited distance for one charge, but fossil fueled cars can
travel for long travel. But they can need time to recharge. On the other hand, electric car can be
charged at home at night, while fossil fueled cars cannot. In America, 71 percent of car drivers drive
less than 40 miles a day, and just for a quick topping up. (UC Davis, 2011).Which means that the
driving distance of electro car is less than fuel vehicle, and the distance of charging is not enough for a
long
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Was World War 1 Inevitable
With over thirty eight million casualties and over seventeen million recorded deaths, the First World
War was one of the deadliest conflicts that the worldwide population has ever seen. World War I has
been particularly exclusive in history in comparison to previous battles, by reason of the first major
involvement of the world s major powers in warfare in addition to the war s foundation of causes that
eventually led to the unavoidable commencement of bloodshed. The First World War was inevitable
for many reasons that traced back to the beginning of the twentieth century, such as the formulation of
European alliances, the inauguration of the armaments race and martial strength in European nations,
and the rise of the encouragement of nationalism ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These nationalistic feelings allowed European citizens to grow extreme morale in their nation, in
addition their country s individual strength in military and government. With the birth of these
sentiments, however; neighbouring countries that made up the continent were denounced and
portrayed to the public as untrustworthy, uncivilized, and threatening in regards to their country. Due
to this, many rivalries and tensions between borders occurred, with the inclusion of the public in
addition to their powerful leaders. Nationalistic pride was launched in European countries for multiple
different reasons, depending on the state of the country at the time. For example, Great Britain s views
regarding nationalism was apparent in relation to the country s past of maintaining strength and
prosperity through peaceful relations, while nationalism was clear in Germany as a symbol of future
imperialism and overwhelming continental strength. Either way, strong feelings of nationalism
allowed Europe s borders to become even more divided than usual, as a result of providing an outlet
for national superiority and the encouraging antagonization of surroundings nations. In short,
nationalism allowed the First World War to become even more unavoidable, since tensions rose to the
brink of both fear and confidence of the major powers: a perfect setup
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
With over thirty eight million casualties and over seventeen million recorded deaths, the First World
War was one of the deadliest conflicts that the worldwide population has ever seen. World War I has
been particularly exclusive in history in comparison to previous battles, by reason of the first major
involvement of the world s major powers in warfare in addition to the war s foundation of causes that
eventually led to the unavoidable commencement of bloodshed. The First World War was inevitable
for many reasons that traced back to the beginning of the twentieth century, such as the formulation of
European alliances, the inauguration of the armaments race and martial strength in European nations,
and the rise of the encouragement of nationalism ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These nationalistic feelings allowed European citizens to grow extreme morale in their nation, in
addition their country s individual strength in military and government. With the birth of these
sentiments, however; neighbouring countries that made up the continent were denounced and
portrayed to the public as untrustworthy, uncivilized, and threatening in regards to their country. Due
to this, many rivalries and tensions between borders occurred, with the inclusion of the public in
addition to their powerful leaders. Nationalistic pride was launched in European countries for multiple
different reasons, depending on the state of the country at the time. For example, Great Britain s views
regarding nationalism was apparent in relation to the country s past of maintaining strength and
prosperity through peaceful relations, while nationalism was clear in Germany as a symbol of future
imperialism and overwhelming continental strength. Either way, strong feelings of nationalism
allowed Europe s borders to become even more divided than usual, as a result of providing an outlet
for national superiority and the encouraging antagonization of surroundings nations. In short,
nationalism allowed the First World War to become even more unavoidable, since tensions rose to the
brink of both fear and confidence of the major powers: a perfect setup
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dido s Farewell
The poem, Dido s Farewell by Lina Pastan, dramatizes the conflict between Dido and her depression
after Aeneas leaves Carthage. The character Dido is the ancient Phoenician queen who founded
Carthage but killed herself after the love of her life, Aeneas, left her to follow his destiny as the
founder of Rome. The author presents the conflict by speaking metaphorically as Dido, using her as an
outlet, which is evident throughout the poem as the author uses the first person perspective but with
modern contraptions. The author starts by speaking about how the rain is chronic at [her] window (1
2), painting the image that her sadness, which is typically presented by rain, is persistent. Continuing,
the author speaks about how the candles in Dido s room are [drowning] in their own wax. This implies
the candles have been in use for a prolonged amount of time, which would mean that Dido hasn t left
the room during that time. This personification of the candles represents how she is drowning in her
own tears and sadness such as the candles are drowning in their own wax.
The next sentence, Abandoned by light, even ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Here the author continues about how Dido feels awkward in her own home, a nomad in [her] own
house (16 17). This is a paradox, a self contradictory statement that is seemingly absurd. The author
states that she is a nomad, who, by definition, is someone with no fixed home. This contradicts itself
because Dido is a nomad in [her] own house, (16 17) someone with a fixed home is saying that they
are someone without a fixed home. Line eighteen shows that her heart [is] knocking, (18) and later on
it is knocking to be let out. Here perhaps, the author is trying to say that Dido isn t comfortable in her
own skin and mind. Literally, she is saying nomad in my own house, (16 17) as in the architectural
house, but metaphorically she is saying that she is not comfortable in her own
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The poem, Dido s Farewell by Lina Pastan, dramatizes the conflict between Dido and her depression
after Aeneas leaves Carthage. The character Dido is the ancient Phoenician queen who founded
Carthage but killed herself after the love of her life, Aeneas, left her to follow his destiny as the
founder of Rome. The author presents the conflict by speaking metaphorically as Dido, using her as an
outlet, which is evident throughout the poem as the author uses the first person perspective but with
modern contraptions. The author starts by speaking about how the rain is chronic at [her] window (1
2), painting the image that her sadness, which is typically presented by rain, is persistent. Continuing,
the author speaks about how the candles in Dido s room are [drowning] in their own wax. This implies
the candles have been in use for a prolonged amount of time, which would mean that Dido hasn t left
the room during that time. This personification of the candles represents how she is drowning in her
own tears and sadness such as the candles are drowning in their own wax.
The next sentence, Abandoned by light, even ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Here the author continues about how Dido feels awkward in her own home, a nomad in [her] own
house (16 17). This is a paradox, a self contradictory statement that is seemingly absurd. The author
states that she is a nomad, who, by definition, is someone with no fixed home. This contradicts itself
because Dido is a nomad in [her] own house, (16 17) someone with a fixed home is saying that they
are someone without a fixed home. Line eighteen shows that her heart [is] knocking, (18) and later on
it is knocking to be let out. Here perhaps, the author is trying to say that Dido isn t comfortable in her
own skin and mind. Literally, she is saying nomad in my own house, (16 17) as in the architectural
house, but metaphorically she is saying that she is not comfortable in her own
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nt1310 Unit 4
1 What type of document is this? (Ex. Newspaper, telegram, map, letter, memorandum, congressional
record)
This is a record from the Congressional Globe, which paraphrased members of congress instead of
directly quoting them.
2 For what audience was the document written?
This document was created, in part, for the viewership of the general public so that we, as American
citizens, may stay informed on the conversations and debates which take part on America, and its
citizens behalf.
3 What do you find interesting or important about this document?
By reading this, the viewer is able to begin to understand the arguments of representative (at the time)
Abraham Lincoln in disagreement with President Polk over his handlings of matters pertaining ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
3 What is your overall impression of this image?
The facial expression of Sam Houston depicts a man who does not seem to need the approval of
others, and the fact that he does not appear to be looking at the camera indicates that he feels superior
to others.
4 What is this image attempting to convey to the viewer?
They say a picture is worth 1,000 words although it may be simple in purpose, this picture of Sam
Houston portrays far more than just a black and white gentleman with a checkered vest. It shows the
face of a hard drinking frontiersman born in Virginia, who served under General Andrew Jackson in
the war of 1812, and a war hero who was responsible for the fate of the Texas Revolution.
5 What does this image tell you about this period in American History?
This image tells of the history of Texas. It tells of the hard fought battles which lead to the rise of The
Lone Star Republic in 1836, which was finally recognized by President Jackson in his last day in
office in early 1837. A republic of only 40,000 people, which was thought by many to not hold its
independence for very long.
6 How could you use this document in a research
1 What type of document is this? (Ex. Newspaper, telegram, map, letter, memorandum, congressional
record)
This is a record from the Congressional Globe, which paraphrased members of congress instead of
directly quoting them.
2 For what audience was the document written?
This document was created, in part, for the viewership of the general public so that we, as American
citizens, may stay informed on the conversations and debates which take part on America, and its
citizens behalf.
3 What do you find interesting or important about this document?
By reading this, the viewer is able to begin to understand the arguments of representative (at the time)
Abraham Lincoln in disagreement with President Polk over his handlings of matters pertaining ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
3 What is your overall impression of this image?
The facial expression of Sam Houston depicts a man who does not seem to need the approval of
others, and the fact that he does not appear to be looking at the camera indicates that he feels superior
to others.
4 What is this image attempting to convey to the viewer?
They say a picture is worth 1,000 words although it may be simple in purpose, this picture of Sam
Houston portrays far more than just a black and white gentleman with a checkered vest. It shows the
face of a hard drinking frontiersman born in Virginia, who served under General Andrew Jackson in
the war of 1812, and a war hero who was responsible for the fate of the Texas Revolution.
5 What does this image tell you about this period in American History?
This image tells of the history of Texas. It tells of the hard fought battles which lead to the rise of The
Lone Star Republic in 1836, which was finally recognized by President Jackson in his last day in
office in early 1837. A republic of only 40,000 people, which was thought by many to not hold its
independence for very long.
6 How could you use this document in a research
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Danforth In The Crucible
Gov. Danforth in the play The Crucible is the judge and thinks he s is the greatest of all time, he thinks
he is important but in actuality he is just very narrow kind and what he says goes, also he s never
going to change his mind. When Gov. Danforth says A person is either with this court, or he must be
counted against it, there be no road between. He is proving the claim that he is never going to change
his mind and that he is very narrow minded. Danforth is just one of those people that just want it there
way or no way. Is also thinks that no innocent person should be scared of the court and that god has a
plan for everyone and everything and that nobody will be punished unjustly. Well the reason he is like
is that he is a judge so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gov. Danforth in the play The Crucible is the judge and thinks he s is the greatest of all time, he thinks
he is important but in actuality he is just very narrow kind and what he says goes, also he s never
going to change his mind. When Gov. Danforth says A person is either with this court, or he must be
counted against it, there be no road between. He is proving the claim that he is never going to change
his mind and that he is very narrow minded. Danforth is just one of those people that just want it there
way or no way. Is also thinks that no innocent person should be scared of the court and that god has a
plan for everyone and everything and that nobody will be punished unjustly. Well the reason he is like
is that he is a judge so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of Public Surveillance
With the increase in public surveillance by governments and big coperations, there has grown a need
to combat it and its effects on society today. It s mainly a question of privacy to everyone, can we
really trust him, so what s Public surveillance and automated face recognition? Public Surveillance is
the monitoring of conduct, exercises, or other changing data to influence, oversee, coordinate or
protect individuals. This can incorporate the use of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) or capturing of
electronically transmitted data, for example, through phone calls. Besides that, it s no longer a dusk to
dawn activity but 24/7. Automated Face Recognition can be best described as the use of specialised
software to identify individuals in digital images or videos using sophisticated algorithms that are
linked to databases. This kind of software is able to compare several facial features of a person and
uniquely identify them amongst a million others accurately.
In 2013, the act of public surveillance and automated face recognition by world governments was
raised after Edward Snowden exposed the global surveillance documents. Revealing in view of
archives Snowden spilled to different media outlets set off an open deliberation about common
freedoms and the privilege to security in this Digital Age. So how is it carried out. As stated above
surveillance is mainly carried out by governments with the help of big coperations and security
organisations like the police. In a study
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
With the increase in public surveillance by governments and big coperations, there has grown a need
to combat it and its effects on society today. It s mainly a question of privacy to everyone, can we
really trust him, so what s Public surveillance and automated face recognition? Public Surveillance is
the monitoring of conduct, exercises, or other changing data to influence, oversee, coordinate or
protect individuals. This can incorporate the use of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) or capturing of
electronically transmitted data, for example, through phone calls. Besides that, it s no longer a dusk to
dawn activity but 24/7. Automated Face Recognition can be best described as the use of specialised
software to identify individuals in digital images or videos using sophisticated algorithms that are
linked to databases. This kind of software is able to compare several facial features of a person and
uniquely identify them amongst a million others accurately.
In 2013, the act of public surveillance and automated face recognition by world governments was
raised after Edward Snowden exposed the global surveillance documents. Revealing in view of
archives Snowden spilled to different media outlets set off an open deliberation about common
freedoms and the privilege to security in this Digital Age. So how is it carried out. As stated above
surveillance is mainly carried out by governments with the help of big coperations and security
organisations like the police. In a study
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nuclear Waste Policy Analysis
In 1987, the U.S. Congress passed the Amendments to the Nuclear Waste Policy Act that designated
Yucca Mountain 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas as the top site to store nuclear waste from across the
country.
For the last 30 years, the project has faced a strong opposition from Nevada officials and many
residents of the state, while nuclear power interests, utility companies, and some Congress members
have been supportive of it. In 2002, Congress and President George W. Bush approved Yucca
Mountain as the first geologic repository for storage of spent fuel and high level waste, and the
licensing began in 2008. After the Obama administration at the urging of then U.S. Sen. Harry Reid, D
Nevada, mothballed the proposed plan to entomb the nation s nuclear waste in a remote Nevada desert
in 2010, the proposed repository was presumed dead. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2013, a federal appeals court has ordered the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to restart the
licensing proceeding for Yucca Mountain.
While proponents of Yucca Mountain say that the project could boost the economy of the state of
Nevada, many scientific, safety, regulatory and political challenges to the project remain to this day.
The state of Nevada filed over 200 technical and legal challenges including environmental, safety and
transportation concerns to the project.
The future of the project now rests on the Trump administration. In January, it allocated $120 million
for restart of the licensing of Yucca Mountain in the budget blueprint. However, the final action on the
budget is yet to be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In 1987, the U.S. Congress passed the Amendments to the Nuclear Waste Policy Act that designated
Yucca Mountain 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas as the top site to store nuclear waste from across the
country.
For the last 30 years, the project has faced a strong opposition from Nevada officials and many
residents of the state, while nuclear power interests, utility companies, and some Congress members
have been supportive of it. In 2002, Congress and President George W. Bush approved Yucca
Mountain as the first geologic repository for storage of spent fuel and high level waste, and the
licensing began in 2008. After the Obama administration at the urging of then U.S. Sen. Harry Reid, D
Nevada, mothballed the proposed plan to entomb the nation s nuclear waste in a remote Nevada desert
in 2010, the proposed repository was presumed dead. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2013, a federal appeals court has ordered the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to restart the
licensing proceeding for Yucca Mountain.
While proponents of Yucca Mountain say that the project could boost the economy of the state of
Nevada, many scientific, safety, regulatory and political challenges to the project remain to this day.
The state of Nevada filed over 200 technical and legal challenges including environmental, safety and
transportation concerns to the project.
The future of the project now rests on the Trump administration. In January, it allocated $120 million
for restart of the licensing of Yucca Mountain in the budget blueprint. However, the final action on the
budget is yet to be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pros And Cons Of Foreign Affairs
Washington and Monroe believed that the United States should not get involved in European affairs,
and in hindsight, all foreign affairs, such as ones in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. Many
Americans, including me, believe that we should not meddle in others affairs and keep to ourselves.
There are several strong political, and ethical arguments both sides can make. Personally, I do not
consider the other side to be wrong, there is truth to both ends of this debate, but then again, the same
can be said for all debates. As someone who supports staying neutral and keeping to ourselves. I shall
start with the pros of staying somewhat isolated from foreign affairs and problems. The first major
pro, is the lack of wars we are dragged into ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But, one must think, how much is a foreigner s life compared to a fellow American s. The more
religious among the citizens believe that every life is equal, and they are not wrong from an ethical
standpoint. But many politicians, myself included, value American lives more than foreign ones,
although it is not ethically sound, I will always value a neighbor more than a stranger. Back again to
the Isis debate, if we did not intervene, all those people they were spiritually cleansing would have
been massacred, or at least more of them would have died. This also brings us back to the lives debate,
our intervention might lead to another ground invasion of the Middle East and lead to more of our
brave men and women being killed, all for some foreign men and women who refused to adopt Isis s
religion. It may not be ethically sound but I would sacrifice any number of strangers, than have to tell
an American mother or Father that their son or daughter died overseas and wouldn t be coming home.
That s only speaking of our current conflict as well, I m sure we saved many Korean, Vietnamese, and
Iraqi civilians, but at the cost of thousands of our own brave citizens. Sometimes the right decision is
not ethically pleasing, but which decision is right all depends on the man or woman making it. I
believe ethics should not even be synonymous with political decisions, sometimes we are blinded by
emotions and ethics, and swayed by them to make unwise choices and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Washington and Monroe believed that the United States should not get involved in European affairs,
and in hindsight, all foreign affairs, such as ones in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. Many
Americans, including me, believe that we should not meddle in others affairs and keep to ourselves.
There are several strong political, and ethical arguments both sides can make. Personally, I do not
consider the other side to be wrong, there is truth to both ends of this debate, but then again, the same
can be said for all debates. As someone who supports staying neutral and keeping to ourselves. I shall
start with the pros of staying somewhat isolated from foreign affairs and problems. The first major
pro, is the lack of wars we are dragged into ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But, one must think, how much is a foreigner s life compared to a fellow American s. The more
religious among the citizens believe that every life is equal, and they are not wrong from an ethical
standpoint. But many politicians, myself included, value American lives more than foreign ones,
although it is not ethically sound, I will always value a neighbor more than a stranger. Back again to
the Isis debate, if we did not intervene, all those people they were spiritually cleansing would have
been massacred, or at least more of them would have died. This also brings us back to the lives debate,
our intervention might lead to another ground invasion of the Middle East and lead to more of our
brave men and women being killed, all for some foreign men and women who refused to adopt Isis s
religion. It may not be ethically sound but I would sacrifice any number of strangers, than have to tell
an American mother or Father that their son or daughter died overseas and wouldn t be coming home.
That s only speaking of our current conflict as well, I m sure we saved many Korean, Vietnamese, and
Iraqi civilians, but at the cost of thousands of our own brave citizens. Sometimes the right decision is
not ethically pleasing, but which decision is right all depends on the man or woman making it. I
believe ethics should not even be synonymous with political decisions, sometimes we are blinded by
emotions and ethics, and swayed by them to make unwise choices and
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Vacations
Vacations
Doris A. Davis
Vacations
Cruises appeal to many travelers because they are considered all inclusive vacations. Pay one price
and receive accommodations, meals, entertainment, and transportation between island and port
destinations. But once onboard, many cruisers find themselves shelling out hundreds of additional
dollars for shore excursions, alcoholic beverages, and gratuities. What happened to their supposedly
all inclusive vacation? Many land based resorts also refer to themselves as all inclusive, yet [the
properties offer a different set of included amenities. As I look at the picture my mind can imagine
exactly what my experience would be. So what does it really mean to be all inclusive? I have
compared the pictures ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Adventure is limited to basketball, shuffleboard or the all access ship pool. Cruise ships look boring
and a person would float along. The land base resorts are not bound by the imagination of the cruise
director. Patrons of resorts can plan (with the help of a concierge) the ultimate vacation based on their
individual preferences. You can hand pick your own adventure from island exploration, deep sea
fishing, catamaran sails, guided island tours, mountain biking, dune buggy off roading excursions,
dolphin encounters, scuba diving, horseback riding and more. The choices are endless and some are
included in the package. The not so adventurous can take relaxing strolls alone the beach, play
volleyball, paddle boat, surf or other less strenuous activities. As for night life, patrons can choose to
party on the resort, attend All White parties, talent shows, beach parties, bonfires or listen to live
bands. The more daring could party with the locals to experience rich, authentic Caribbean culture
first hand.
All inclusive, whether land resort or cruises, are the preferred way to vacation and provide a great
value for the cost. Depending on the client s budget and time constraints, cruises are wonderful
getaways but land resorts offer greater variety and excitement. The decision depends on rather a
person loves land or water. In conclusion, the abundance that an all inclusive trip has to offer will
leave a vacationer with life long
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Vacations
Doris A. Davis
Vacations
Cruises appeal to many travelers because they are considered all inclusive vacations. Pay one price
and receive accommodations, meals, entertainment, and transportation between island and port
destinations. But once onboard, many cruisers find themselves shelling out hundreds of additional
dollars for shore excursions, alcoholic beverages, and gratuities. What happened to their supposedly
all inclusive vacation? Many land based resorts also refer to themselves as all inclusive, yet [the
properties offer a different set of included amenities. As I look at the picture my mind can imagine
exactly what my experience would be. So what does it really mean to be all inclusive? I have
compared the pictures ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Adventure is limited to basketball, shuffleboard or the all access ship pool. Cruise ships look boring
and a person would float along. The land base resorts are not bound by the imagination of the cruise
director. Patrons of resorts can plan (with the help of a concierge) the ultimate vacation based on their
individual preferences. You can hand pick your own adventure from island exploration, deep sea
fishing, catamaran sails, guided island tours, mountain biking, dune buggy off roading excursions,
dolphin encounters, scuba diving, horseback riding and more. The choices are endless and some are
included in the package. The not so adventurous can take relaxing strolls alone the beach, play
volleyball, paddle boat, surf or other less strenuous activities. As for night life, patrons can choose to
party on the resort, attend All White parties, talent shows, beach parties, bonfires or listen to live
bands. The more daring could party with the locals to experience rich, authentic Caribbean culture
first hand.
All inclusive, whether land resort or cruises, are the preferred way to vacation and provide a great
value for the cost. Depending on the client s budget and time constraints, cruises are wonderful
getaways but land resorts offer greater variety and excitement. The decision depends on rather a
person loves land or water. In conclusion, the abundance that an all inclusive trip has to offer will
leave a vacationer with life long
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Should Eyewitnesses Be Allowed To Privilege In Court
Quick! Look over there something suspicious is happening! Just a little later, you re being called into
court to testify on the event. But, what can you remember and what is your mind playing tricks? Based
on the facts below, one can come to the conclusion that, eyewitnesses should not be allowed to testify
in court because witness often can t correctly remember the event and, there is no way to test the
validity of statements. This can throw off the whole trial. One can come to this conclusion because;
witnesses can t remember, there is no way to test validity, the human brain shifts things around,
witnesses often put personal input, witnesses statements have a lot of weight, outside influences affect
testimonies, and innocent people are often ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Witness, Allison Dorsett in the Nothing But the Truth, says that lots of the kids were talking about the
case, the other kids could have affected have testimony (Avi 151) The other kids weren t there when
the event took place so, there opinions shouldn t effect the witness testimony. This could change the
validity of the witness. Often, the police want the case to be closed so, they push the witnesses to give
them the answers they want to get the case over with. (The Week 4)Rushing the witness could affect
the whole case because they are pressured to change the testimony, making it invalid. More evidence
shows that, There are no national policies guiding the police how to collect witness evidence (Azar
2)Not having any guidance could change the validity of the evidence because it could have been
carelessly collected. On top of that, Pennsylvania does not allow the defendants to explain the effects
of false witnesses (Azar 4)There are more negatives to eye witness than there are positives and the
jury should be educated on this. Often, people are incorrectly identified for a crime they didn t
commit. More often than not, witness incorrectly identify someone (The Week 1)This means that,
more often than not, people go to a court for a crime they didn t commit. Whether they did it or not,
people with psychological disorders are more likely to be convicted of someone by a witness
(Arkowitz 2)Being convicted of something should be based on facts and the validity should be
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Quick! Look over there something suspicious is happening! Just a little later, you re being called into
court to testify on the event. But, what can you remember and what is your mind playing tricks? Based
on the facts below, one can come to the conclusion that, eyewitnesses should not be allowed to testify
in court because witness often can t correctly remember the event and, there is no way to test the
validity of statements. This can throw off the whole trial. One can come to this conclusion because;
witnesses can t remember, there is no way to test validity, the human brain shifts things around,
witnesses often put personal input, witnesses statements have a lot of weight, outside influences affect
testimonies, and innocent people are often ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Witness, Allison Dorsett in the Nothing But the Truth, says that lots of the kids were talking about the
case, the other kids could have affected have testimony (Avi 151) The other kids weren t there when
the event took place so, there opinions shouldn t effect the witness testimony. This could change the
validity of the witness. Often, the police want the case to be closed so, they push the witnesses to give
them the answers they want to get the case over with. (The Week 4)Rushing the witness could affect
the whole case because they are pressured to change the testimony, making it invalid. More evidence
shows that, There are no national policies guiding the police how to collect witness evidence (Azar
2)Not having any guidance could change the validity of the evidence because it could have been
carelessly collected. On top of that, Pennsylvania does not allow the defendants to explain the effects
of false witnesses (Azar 4)There are more negatives to eye witness than there are positives and the
jury should be educated on this. Often, people are incorrectly identified for a crime they didn t
commit. More often than not, witness incorrectly identify someone (The Week 1)This means that,
more often than not, people go to a court for a crime they didn t commit. Whether they did it or not,
people with psychological disorders are more likely to be convicted of someone by a witness
(Arkowitz 2)Being convicted of something should be based on facts and the validity should be
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Informative Essay On Tractors
Do people know how the very first tractor was made. Heres a hint. Three different types of cars
affected the production of tractors . The model A, T, and RT are the reason why we have tractors
today, because a tractor is made from car parts . People that influence the tractor product (inventors
about). Two men that made tractors is Ford and Ferguson. In 1887 the first tractor was a steam engine
and was able to use coal for a fuel power (Inventors about). The pto (power take off) comes from any
car that had one. The generator came from any car that fits it, if they are big enough (sirs). The tractor
is a modern agriculture vehicle in the U.S.A.. The year of 1940 John Froich made the first steel plow
for the tractors to pull behind them when they used it to grade ... Show more content on
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white helped make the steel plow because he was a blacksmith (gas engine). the waterloo boys tractor
was made by william peterson. One tractor is called J.I case made by the threshing machine company.
The first tractor was built in 1889 in south dakota. farmers made six tractors in 1889 ( gas engine).
Farm work is ruler of America (EH. net). When tractors came it made the work a lot easier for the
farmers to plant and harvest their crops when it is time. The farm work may be easier to grow crops
but when the tractors brake down thats the real work. The tractor is a power machine for agriculture
(EH.net). On a tractor it is like a combustion chamber because it braces down gas and oil to make the
machine work. Before they had tractors they had horses and mules to do farm work and transportation
(EH.net). John Deer purchase the waterloo in 1918. They went from two wheel drive to a four wheel
drive. They started with a tractor without a loader to a tractor with a loader. The tractor was made like
a horse. Tractors are strong powerful and heavy. The tiers are huge and small, but they help a tractor to
get around very well. Even though the tractor has a small battery they are full of
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Do people know how the very first tractor was made. Heres a hint. Three different types of cars
affected the production of tractors . The model A, T, and RT are the reason why we have tractors
today, because a tractor is made from car parts . People that influence the tractor product (inventors
about). Two men that made tractors is Ford and Ferguson. In 1887 the first tractor was a steam engine
and was able to use coal for a fuel power (Inventors about). The pto (power take off) comes from any
car that had one. The generator came from any car that fits it, if they are big enough (sirs). The tractor
is a modern agriculture vehicle in the U.S.A.. The year of 1940 John Froich made the first steel plow
for the tractors to pull behind them when they used it to grade ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
white helped make the steel plow because he was a blacksmith (gas engine). the waterloo boys tractor
was made by william peterson. One tractor is called J.I case made by the threshing machine company.
The first tractor was built in 1889 in south dakota. farmers made six tractors in 1889 ( gas engine).
Farm work is ruler of America (EH. net). When tractors came it made the work a lot easier for the
farmers to plant and harvest their crops when it is time. The farm work may be easier to grow crops
but when the tractors brake down thats the real work. The tractor is a power machine for agriculture
(EH.net). On a tractor it is like a combustion chamber because it braces down gas and oil to make the
machine work. Before they had tractors they had horses and mules to do farm work and transportation
(EH.net). John Deer purchase the waterloo in 1918. They went from two wheel drive to a four wheel
drive. They started with a tractor without a loader to a tractor with a loader. The tractor was made like
a horse. Tractors are strong powerful and heavy. The tiers are huge and small, but they help a tractor to
get around very well. Even though the tractor has a small battery they are full of
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Dissent In The Civil Rights Movement
On January 21, 2017, an estimated 500,000 Americans marched on the National Mall, continuing a
longstanding tradition of protest on this public space. On this particular day, protesters sought to send
a message to President Donald Trump regarding women s rights. Known as the Women s March, this
event is only one of the more recent examples of large scale protest and dissent on the National Mall.
Throughout American history, protest movements have often made their way to Washington, D.C., the
capital city and political center of the United States. Although the National Mall was not necessarily
designed in a way that fosters protest, it quickly became the foremost venue for American
demonstration. As AIDS activist Cleve Jones once stated, the ... Show more content on
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Although the McMillan Plan left some room for interpretation, it also continued to promote some
national ideals and demonstrators took advantage of that state sponsored fiction of universality... [and]
made the Mall the nation s premier setting for political assembly and protest. More simply, protestors
used the glorified sense of union promoted on the Mall to push forward their political dissent. This
principle is particularly relevant in understanding the Civil Rights Movement s utilization of the
National Mall. In August 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights leaders planned a prayer
pilgrimage to the Lincoln Memorial, where King delivered his most famous speech on its steps. King
s choice to deliver his speech at this memorial was undeniably deliberate. Abolitionist President
Lincoln led the United States through the Civil War and gained a reputation as the man who ended
slavery. King s speech, delivered at the memorial that honored that man, outlined the principles of
racial equality focusing on many of the shortcomings in American society. King s choice of venue
suggested that although the Lincoln Memorial celebrated equality in principle, the United States had a
long way to go regarding this issue. This demonstration s use of a feature on the National Mall
demonstrated the hypocrisy of it, as the public space honored a doctrine that was not universally
practiced in everyday American life. This march was one of the first of its kind, but it was certainly
not the last. Throughout the latter half of the twentieth century, demonstrations have utilized features
of the National Mall to promote relevant political causes. Demonstrations against the Vietnam War
occurred frequently on the National Mall, many of which were less carefully
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On January 21, 2017, an estimated 500,000 Americans marched on the National Mall, continuing a
longstanding tradition of protest on this public space. On this particular day, protesters sought to send
a message to President Donald Trump regarding women s rights. Known as the Women s March, this
event is only one of the more recent examples of large scale protest and dissent on the National Mall.
Throughout American history, protest movements have often made their way to Washington, D.C., the
capital city and political center of the United States. Although the National Mall was not necessarily
designed in a way that fosters protest, it quickly became the foremost venue for American
demonstration. As AIDS activist Cleve Jones once stated, the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Although the McMillan Plan left some room for interpretation, it also continued to promote some
national ideals and demonstrators took advantage of that state sponsored fiction of universality... [and]
made the Mall the nation s premier setting for political assembly and protest. More simply, protestors
used the glorified sense of union promoted on the Mall to push forward their political dissent. This
principle is particularly relevant in understanding the Civil Rights Movement s utilization of the
National Mall. In August 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights leaders planned a prayer
pilgrimage to the Lincoln Memorial, where King delivered his most famous speech on its steps. King
s choice to deliver his speech at this memorial was undeniably deliberate. Abolitionist President
Lincoln led the United States through the Civil War and gained a reputation as the man who ended
slavery. King s speech, delivered at the memorial that honored that man, outlined the principles of
racial equality focusing on many of the shortcomings in American society. King s choice of venue
suggested that although the Lincoln Memorial celebrated equality in principle, the United States had a
long way to go regarding this issue. This demonstration s use of a feature on the National Mall
demonstrated the hypocrisy of it, as the public space honored a doctrine that was not universally
practiced in everyday American life. This march was one of the first of its kind, but it was certainly
not the last. Throughout the latter half of the twentieth century, demonstrations have utilized features
of the National Mall to promote relevant political causes. Demonstrations against the Vietnam War
occurred frequently on the National Mall, many of which were less carefully
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Case Study
The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee was founded in 1960, this organization was a civil
rights group made up of African American college students. With the midwife of this organization Ella
Baker s decentralized leadership, and participatory democracy they adhered to the ideology of
nonviolence. The SNCC was at the center of a movement that changed the nation, but as time went
they abandoned the use of nonviolence and the ideal of interracial collaboration transforming from a
beloved community, changing to black power, due to events taken place eventually some of its
members would have to leave.
The SNCC organization was first made up of African American college students but after the launch
of the front counter sit in movement they gain support from many others to include non students,
whites, northerners, and southerners that became members. The SNCC participated in many
movements, the Freedom Rides gaining attention after their integrated bus was mobbed by over 1,000
white racist, hospitalizing all that was on the bus. They established projects in areas such as
Mississippi which was considered too dangerous by other organizations and the SNCC was soon
viewed as the shock troops (Carson, p. 3).
Collaboration with the NAACP, SCLC, CORE, Martin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Disputes with the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party s members to come to a compromise led to
SNCC turning their backs on liberalism and cooperation with white people of any political persuasion.
During the Selma to Montgomery March in 1965, first attempt captured in graphic detail by TV
cameras showing 600 protesters being tortured calling this Bloody Sunday.(p.596) Days later there
second attempt to march led by King who turned around and did not finish the march, member s such
as Stokely Carmichael were disappointed
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The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee was founded in 1960, this organization was a civil
rights group made up of African American college students. With the midwife of this organization Ella
Baker s decentralized leadership, and participatory democracy they adhered to the ideology of
nonviolence. The SNCC was at the center of a movement that changed the nation, but as time went
they abandoned the use of nonviolence and the ideal of interracial collaboration transforming from a
beloved community, changing to black power, due to events taken place eventually some of its
members would have to leave.
The SNCC organization was first made up of African American college students but after the launch
of the front counter sit in movement they gain support from many others to include non students,
whites, northerners, and southerners that became members. The SNCC participated in many
movements, the Freedom Rides gaining attention after their integrated bus was mobbed by over 1,000
white racist, hospitalizing all that was on the bus. They established projects in areas such as
Mississippi which was considered too dangerous by other organizations and the SNCC was soon
viewed as the shock troops (Carson, p. 3).
Collaboration with the NAACP, SCLC, CORE, Martin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Disputes with the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party s members to come to a compromise led to
SNCC turning their backs on liberalism and cooperation with white people of any political persuasion.
During the Selma to Montgomery March in 1965, first attempt captured in graphic detail by TV
cameras showing 600 protesters being tortured calling this Bloody Sunday.(p.596) Days later there
second attempt to march led by King who turned around and did not finish the march, member s such
as Stokely Carmichael were disappointed
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Deprivation In The Galapagos Islands
From causing erosion to threatening the survival of endemic flora and fauna, the effects of this
invasion were deeply felt in the Galapagos Islands, a volcanic archipelago of nineteen islands situated
in the Pacific Ocean, about one thousand kilometers from the Ecuadorian coast. After they were first
introduced in the archipelago, the conditions of the ecosystem unfortunately yielded a massive
increase in reproduction rates for goats―up to 10 35% per year. Specifically, due to two factors: the
lack of the main predators―such as coyotes, dogs, mountain lions, foxes, eagles, and bobcats―of
domestic goats, and the presence of large areas of grasslands and abundant vegetation on the islands. It
was not until the late 1980s that the goat population
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From causing erosion to threatening the survival of endemic flora and fauna, the effects of this
invasion were deeply felt in the Galapagos Islands, a volcanic archipelago of nineteen islands situated
in the Pacific Ocean, about one thousand kilometers from the Ecuadorian coast. After they were first
introduced in the archipelago, the conditions of the ecosystem unfortunately yielded a massive
increase in reproduction rates for goats―up to 10 35% per year. Specifically, due to two factors: the
lack of the main predators―such as coyotes, dogs, mountain lions, foxes, eagles, and bobcats―of
domestic goats, and the presence of large areas of grasslands and abundant vegetation on the islands. It
was not until the late 1980s that the goat population
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Activity For Success
John Wooden once said, Never mistake activity for achievement. To me achievement means
accomplishing something while activity merely means you ve done something. Don t get me wrong, I
have always thought when a person is in doubt they should just do something! However, in the end we
re all measured by our achievement not our action. In order to adhere to a schedule to succeed in my
online class I believe I should achieve the following; creating realistic goals, devoting the necessary
time to complete tasks, and staying in communication with my instructor. The first step I should do in
order to adhere to my schedule is to create realistic goals. When setting realistic goals it is really
important to define what I would like to achieve.
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John Wooden once said, Never mistake activity for achievement. To me achievement means
accomplishing something while activity merely means you ve done something. Don t get me wrong, I
have always thought when a person is in doubt they should just do something! However, in the end we
re all measured by our achievement not our action. In order to adhere to a schedule to succeed in my
online class I believe I should achieve the following; creating realistic goals, devoting the necessary
time to complete tasks, and staying in communication with my instructor. The first step I should do in
order to adhere to my schedule is to create realistic goals. When setting realistic goals it is really
important to define what I would like to achieve.
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Compare And Contrast Vaca And Cardenas
Compare and Contrast Essay Death, starvation, illness, and hostile natives are some of the difficulties
explorers faced during the 15th century. Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca and Garcia Lopez de Cardenas
were two Europeans who traveled great distances in hopes of discovering something new. Throughout
their journeys, both men wrote down the problems and discoveries they made. With the passages from
their journal one can compare and contrast their expeditions. In the upcoming paragraphs one will
learn the similarities and differences between the two men during their expeditions. Vaca and
Cardenas were both Europeans who held positions of high status in the Spanish army. During their
expeditions, both men interacted with Native American groups that were able to assist them along
their travels. Even with the help of the Indians, their journeys were still difficult and long. The reason
for this is because of geographical and weather conditions. Furthermore, the scarcity of food and water
also affected the length of the journey and those who were traveling. Yet, with all these difficulties,
Vaca and Cardenas were both able to find what they were looking for. In continuation, born ... Show
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As a person of high status, Cardenas was able to lead the Francisco Vásquez de Coronado expedition
to New Mexico. According to Prentice Hall Literature, Cardenas was dispatched from Cibola to see a
river that a northeastern Native American had described to a captain on the expedition. Around twenty
days after Cardenas was dispatched, he reached the Grand Canyon, making him the first European
explorer to view the canyon and its river (pg.30). He can even recall the sight, those... who reached
them swore that they were taller than the great tower of Seville (pg. 38). Unfortunately, it is said that
Cardenas and his me, did not continue farther up the river of the canyon because of the lack of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Compare and Contrast Essay Death, starvation, illness, and hostile natives are some of the difficulties
explorers faced during the 15th century. Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca and Garcia Lopez de Cardenas
were two Europeans who traveled great distances in hopes of discovering something new. Throughout
their journeys, both men wrote down the problems and discoveries they made. With the passages from
their journal one can compare and contrast their expeditions. In the upcoming paragraphs one will
learn the similarities and differences between the two men during their expeditions. Vaca and
Cardenas were both Europeans who held positions of high status in the Spanish army. During their
expeditions, both men interacted with Native American groups that were able to assist them along
their travels. Even with the help of the Indians, their journeys were still difficult and long. The reason
for this is because of geographical and weather conditions. Furthermore, the scarcity of food and water
also affected the length of the journey and those who were traveling. Yet, with all these difficulties,
Vaca and Cardenas were both able to find what they were looking for. In continuation, born ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a person of high status, Cardenas was able to lead the Francisco Vásquez de Coronado expedition
to New Mexico. According to Prentice Hall Literature, Cardenas was dispatched from Cibola to see a
river that a northeastern Native American had described to a captain on the expedition. Around twenty
days after Cardenas was dispatched, he reached the Grand Canyon, making him the first European
explorer to view the canyon and its river (pg.30). He can even recall the sight, those... who reached
them swore that they were taller than the great tower of Seville (pg. 38). Unfortunately, it is said that
Cardenas and his me, did not continue farther up the river of the canyon because of the lack of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Fungus Essay
Fungus
The Latin word for mushroom is fungus (plural, fungi). The word fungus has come to stand for a
whole group of simple plants that contain no chlorophyll and lack such complex plant structures as
roots, stems, leaves, and flowers. Included among the fungi, along with mushrooms, are molds,
mildews, rusts, smuts, truffles, and yeasts. Toadstool is another name for mushroom. Some people use
the name toadstool only when referring to poisonous mushrooms, but botanists make no such
distinction. A general scientific term for fungi is mycota, from the Greek word for mushroom, mykes,
and the study of these organisms is called mycology.
Because they lack chlorophyll, fungi are unable to manufacture food out of the raw materials around
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Only a small portion of those that live on land is normally visible. Most of the fungus, a complex
network of hyphae, grows underground, near the surface. The visible parts of fungi vary greatly in
size. Some are so tiny that they cannot be seen without the aid of magnification. Others are quite large.
Some mushrooms reach diameters of 8 to 10 inches (20 to 25 centimeters) and heights of 10 to 12
inches (25 to 30 centimeters). Bracket fungi that are 15 inches (38 centimeters) in diameter are fairly
common; and mushrooms called puffballs have been known to grow to 60 inches (152 centimeters) in
diameter.
Although fungi are distributed worldwide, the distribution of a specific species is limited by
temperature and moisture conditions of an area coupled with the available food supply. The best
temperature for most fungi to thrive is from 68° to 86°F (20° to 30°C). Some types of fungi, however,
do perfectly well at tem peratures as high as 120°F (48°C), while a fairly large number of them do
well at freezing temperatures, 32°F (0°C) or below.
The reproduction of fungi can be either sexual or asexual. Sexual reproduction, as with other
organisms, involves the fusion of two nuclei when two sex cells unite. This joining produces spores
that can grow into new organisms. Asexual reproduction is by fragmentation, cell division, or
budding. The simplest process is direct fragmentation, or breaking up, of the fungus body, the thallus.
Each of the
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Fungus
The Latin word for mushroom is fungus (plural, fungi). The word fungus has come to stand for a
whole group of simple plants that contain no chlorophyll and lack such complex plant structures as
roots, stems, leaves, and flowers. Included among the fungi, along with mushrooms, are molds,
mildews, rusts, smuts, truffles, and yeasts. Toadstool is another name for mushroom. Some people use
the name toadstool only when referring to poisonous mushrooms, but botanists make no such
distinction. A general scientific term for fungi is mycota, from the Greek word for mushroom, mykes,
and the study of these organisms is called mycology.
Because they lack chlorophyll, fungi are unable to manufacture food out of the raw materials around
them ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Only a small portion of those that live on land is normally visible. Most of the fungus, a complex
network of hyphae, grows underground, near the surface. The visible parts of fungi vary greatly in
size. Some are so tiny that they cannot be seen without the aid of magnification. Others are quite large.
Some mushrooms reach diameters of 8 to 10 inches (20 to 25 centimeters) and heights of 10 to 12
inches (25 to 30 centimeters). Bracket fungi that are 15 inches (38 centimeters) in diameter are fairly
common; and mushrooms called puffballs have been known to grow to 60 inches (152 centimeters) in
diameter.
Although fungi are distributed worldwide, the distribution of a specific species is limited by
temperature and moisture conditions of an area coupled with the available food supply. The best
temperature for most fungi to thrive is from 68° to 86°F (20° to 30°C). Some types of fungi, however,
do perfectly well at tem peratures as high as 120°F (48°C), while a fairly large number of them do
well at freezing temperatures, 32°F (0°C) or below.
The reproduction of fungi can be either sexual or asexual. Sexual reproduction, as with other
organisms, involves the fusion of two nuclei when two sex cells unite. This joining produces spores
that can grow into new organisms. Asexual reproduction is by fragmentation, cell division, or
budding. The simplest process is direct fragmentation, or breaking up, of the fungus body, the thallus.
Each of the
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Ford Fusion Research Paper
If you want a more reliable and exciting everyday vehicle head over to Sound Ford and test drive the
2016 Ford Fusion in Renton. The Ford Fusion offers outstanding interior, performance and safety
amenities. If you want a better buying experience that will get you the right vehicle for your driving
needs and budget. Fusion interior makes every road trip easier and more enjoyable The 2016 Ford
Fusion in Renton is built with technology that can make all passengers better enjoy their next road
trip. The Fusion can include the available SYNC, which helps you better monitor your entertainment
and performance features. Bluetooth wireless connectivity ensures you can receive phone calls and
text messages without taking your eyes off the road. SiriusXM satellite radio gives you access to
hundreds of music, sports and talk channels. You can feel comfortable on bitter cold or scalding hot
summer days thanks to available features such as heated and cooled front seats. No matter where you
are sitting, you can be comfortable as the Fusion can include leather and power driver and passenger
seats. Fusion offers perfect performance on all driving conditions ... Show more content on
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The Fusion includes a 6 speed SelectShift Automatic Transmission that includes an available steering
wheel mounted paddle shifters. The Electric power assisted steering continuously corrects for
changing and irregular road conditions. The Fusion is built with a MacPherson strut type with
stabilizer and multilink independent rear suspension. This helps the Fusion handle highways and tight
and curvy roads. The Auto Start Stop technology turns your engine when you are stopped, helping you
maximize your efficiency. The Fusion gets an impressive 34 miles per gallon on the
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If you want a more reliable and exciting everyday vehicle head over to Sound Ford and test drive the
2016 Ford Fusion in Renton. The Ford Fusion offers outstanding interior, performance and safety
amenities. If you want a better buying experience that will get you the right vehicle for your driving
needs and budget. Fusion interior makes every road trip easier and more enjoyable The 2016 Ford
Fusion in Renton is built with technology that can make all passengers better enjoy their next road
trip. The Fusion can include the available SYNC, which helps you better monitor your entertainment
and performance features. Bluetooth wireless connectivity ensures you can receive phone calls and
text messages without taking your eyes off the road. SiriusXM satellite radio gives you access to
hundreds of music, sports and talk channels. You can feel comfortable on bitter cold or scalding hot
summer days thanks to available features such as heated and cooled front seats. No matter where you
are sitting, you can be comfortable as the Fusion can include leather and power driver and passenger
seats. Fusion offers perfect performance on all driving conditions ... Show more content on
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The Fusion includes a 6 speed SelectShift Automatic Transmission that includes an available steering
wheel mounted paddle shifters. The Electric power assisted steering continuously corrects for
changing and irregular road conditions. The Fusion is built with a MacPherson strut type with
stabilizer and multilink independent rear suspension. This helps the Fusion handle highways and tight
and curvy roads. The Auto Start Stop technology turns your engine when you are stopped, helping you
maximize your efficiency. The Fusion gets an impressive 34 miles per gallon on the
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Ray Kroc Impact On Society
Raymond Albert Kroc is better known as the innovator of McDonald s. Ray Kroc started the largest,
fastest, first of its kind establishment. The fast food industry sparked up and is still growing today.
With more popular names like Burger King, Subway, Wendy s, Arby s, and many more as well, but if
the McDonald brothers didn t ever buy the milkshake machine who knows if McDonald s would even
be a thing in today s world. Raymond had such a passion and love for his work that it helped make
McDonald s what it is today. When Kroc became co owner of McDonald s he changed so many things
and did a lot of things differently. Compared to anyone or anything of that time, he did things no one
had ever considered doing. Ray Kroc was born and raised in Oak Park, Illinois on October 5th 1902.
His parents had a Czechoslovakian background as well. Kroc never truly started working until later in
life either. When he did begin working he helped shape everyone and everything in his path. By the
time Kroc was 15 years old he had gotten a job as an ambulance driver for the American Red Cross.
He had told them that he was 18 years old and then started his training. Just before that he had gotten
his birth ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although his surroundings were not high hopes he made the best of it all. At 15 years old he figured
out how to get a job, even though he had lied to do so, it was in his heart that he wanted to succeed.
Ray never let anyone tell him he couldn t do anything. It all helped him become who he was and who
he is thought of today. Ray Kroc thought having a big ego, huge pride, and inspiring people around
you. That was how he was able to get employees. From day one Kroc kept both feet forward and kept
exploring new ways to improve any part of the industry that he possibly could. Since 1902 all the way
to 1984 he was an innovator, an achiever, and a great role
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Raymond Albert Kroc is better known as the innovator of McDonald s. Ray Kroc started the largest,
fastest, first of its kind establishment. The fast food industry sparked up and is still growing today.
With more popular names like Burger King, Subway, Wendy s, Arby s, and many more as well, but if
the McDonald brothers didn t ever buy the milkshake machine who knows if McDonald s would even
be a thing in today s world. Raymond had such a passion and love for his work that it helped make
McDonald s what it is today. When Kroc became co owner of McDonald s he changed so many things
and did a lot of things differently. Compared to anyone or anything of that time, he did things no one
had ever considered doing. Ray Kroc was born and raised in Oak Park, Illinois on October 5th 1902.
His parents had a Czechoslovakian background as well. Kroc never truly started working until later in
life either. When he did begin working he helped shape everyone and everything in his path. By the
time Kroc was 15 years old he had gotten a job as an ambulance driver for the American Red Cross.
He had told them that he was 18 years old and then started his training. Just before that he had gotten
his birth ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although his surroundings were not high hopes he made the best of it all. At 15 years old he figured
out how to get a job, even though he had lied to do so, it was in his heart that he wanted to succeed.
Ray never let anyone tell him he couldn t do anything. It all helped him become who he was and who
he is thought of today. Ray Kroc thought having a big ego, huge pride, and inspiring people around
you. That was how he was able to get employees. From day one Kroc kept both feet forward and kept
exploring new ways to improve any part of the industry that he possibly could. Since 1902 all the way
to 1984 he was an innovator, an achiever, and a great role
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Essay about Technology is an Activity or That Forms or...
Technology is a result of science and engineering . The knowledge of tools in order to solve a problem
or improve a solution to a problem , It is a broad concept that refers to use and knowledge of not only
tools but also crafts . Technology can also help perform a specific function . Technology had a huge
effect on humans as well as the animal species . It affected the animals ability to control and adapt to
their natural environments . Technology has also helped develop more advanced economies . There
was a time where computers did not exist . Computers are now an important part of the lives of
humans . the computer is one of the few inventions that does not have one specific inventor.
Throughout the development of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This introduction brought about the first real signs of competition within computing history, which
helped to create faster and better computers . Over the course of the next few years, inventors all over
the world began to search more into the study of computers, and how to improve upon them. Those
next ten years say the introduction of the transistor, which would become a vital part of the inner
workings of the computer, the ENIAC 1 computer, as well as many other types of systems. The
ENIAC 1 is perhaps one of the most interesting, as it required 20,000 vacuum tubes to operate. It was
a massive machine, and started the revolution to build smaller and faster computers . Technology
began with the earliest hominids that used stone tools , which they may have used to start fires, hunt,
cut food, bury their dead , etc. . The early technological development in the United States was
facilitated by a coming together of geographical , social , and economic factors. The relative lack of
workers always kept United States wages nearly higher than corresponding British and European
workers and provided an incentive to program some tasks . The United States population had some
semi unique advantages in that they were former British subjects, had high English literacy skills, for
that period (over 80% in New England) , had strong British institutions , with some minor American
colonies
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Technology is a result of science and engineering . The knowledge of tools in order to solve a problem
or improve a solution to a problem , It is a broad concept that refers to use and knowledge of not only
tools but also crafts . Technology can also help perform a specific function . Technology had a huge
effect on humans as well as the animal species . It affected the animals ability to control and adapt to
their natural environments . Technology has also helped develop more advanced economies . There
was a time where computers did not exist . Computers are now an important part of the lives of
humans . the computer is one of the few inventions that does not have one specific inventor.
Throughout the development of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This introduction brought about the first real signs of competition within computing history, which
helped to create faster and better computers . Over the course of the next few years, inventors all over
the world began to search more into the study of computers, and how to improve upon them. Those
next ten years say the introduction of the transistor, which would become a vital part of the inner
workings of the computer, the ENIAC 1 computer, as well as many other types of systems. The
ENIAC 1 is perhaps one of the most interesting, as it required 20,000 vacuum tubes to operate. It was
a massive machine, and started the revolution to build smaller and faster computers . Technology
began with the earliest hominids that used stone tools , which they may have used to start fires, hunt,
cut food, bury their dead , etc. . The early technological development in the United States was
facilitated by a coming together of geographical , social , and economic factors. The relative lack of
workers always kept United States wages nearly higher than corresponding British and European
workers and provided an incentive to program some tasks . The United States population had some
semi unique advantages in that they were former British subjects, had high English literacy skills, for
that period (over 80% in New England) , had strong British institutions , with some minor American
colonies
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The Science Of Superpowers ! Jumping From The Big Screen...
Welcome to The Science of Superpowers! Jumping from the big screen and the pages of comic books,
over the next 12 lessons you ll explore the different types of superheroes and villains, studying and
explaining their extraordinary feats of strength and stamina with the power of science. Once everyone
has settled in, introduce the history of superheroes by reading directly from the Background
Information or by ad libbing in your own words. Then, break the ice by leading a short discussion:
What is a superpower? (Ask campers to define or give examples of superpowers. Then, explain that a
superpower is some sort of ability or skill that exceeds anything most humans can do. Some of these
unique abilities are so advanced that sometimes even ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Start by read off one superpower from your list.
Then, call on a camper to act that power out sound effects are encouraged!
After they ve finished, circle clockwise, having the next person copy their movement until everyone in
the group has repeated the action.
Then, start over by giving the next camper in the circle a superpower to act out, again letting the
action circle the group. Continue until each camper has had the chance to invent a motion for a
superpower. If a power is repeated, it needs its own unique movement.
SUPERHERO SELF PORTRAITS (independent)
Break into small groups, giving each group a set of colored pencils to share and each camper a copy of
the Superhero Self Portrait handout. Before they start drawing, get the creative juices flowing by
asking these questions:
Can you think of any superheroes from comic books, tv, movies or video games?
What makes them heroes? Do they have special powers? Do they wear certain types of clothes?
How are superheroes different than villains? (Villains are usually mean, want to hurt other people,
take over the world and only care about themselves.)
If you were a superhero, what would your costume look like?
Now, let campers draw a picture of themselves as superheroes. As they work, ask questions about their
drawings.
Does your hero have:
A super name?
A fancy costume?
Devices?
Sidekicks?
Special powers?
After
Welcome to The Science of Superpowers! Jumping from the big screen and the pages of comic books,
over the next 12 lessons you ll explore the different types of superheroes and villains, studying and
explaining their extraordinary feats of strength and stamina with the power of science. Once everyone
has settled in, introduce the history of superheroes by reading directly from the Background
Information or by ad libbing in your own words. Then, break the ice by leading a short discussion:
What is a superpower? (Ask campers to define or give examples of superpowers. Then, explain that a
superpower is some sort of ability or skill that exceeds anything most humans can do. Some of these
unique abilities are so advanced that sometimes even ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Start by read off one superpower from your list.
Then, call on a camper to act that power out sound effects are encouraged!
After they ve finished, circle clockwise, having the next person copy their movement until everyone in
the group has repeated the action.
Then, start over by giving the next camper in the circle a superpower to act out, again letting the
action circle the group. Continue until each camper has had the chance to invent a motion for a
superpower. If a power is repeated, it needs its own unique movement.
SUPERHERO SELF PORTRAITS (independent)
Break into small groups, giving each group a set of colored pencils to share and each camper a copy of
the Superhero Self Portrait handout. Before they start drawing, get the creative juices flowing by
asking these questions:
Can you think of any superheroes from comic books, tv, movies or video games?
What makes them heroes? Do they have special powers? Do they wear certain types of clothes?
How are superheroes different than villains? (Villains are usually mean, want to hurt other people,
take over the world and only care about themselves.)
If you were a superhero, what would your costume look like?
Now, let campers draw a picture of themselves as superheroes. As they work, ask questions about their
drawings.
Does your hero have:
A super name?
A fancy costume?
Devices?
Sidekicks?
Special powers?
After
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Personal Narrative Losing Weight Essay
Personal Narrative Losing Weight
I know I should lose weight. It requires a lot of perseverance that I one time had and need to find
again. Many of the reasons I should lose weight are very clear to me. I have read many articles and
have heard what my doctor has told me. I lost over forty pounds about three years ago, unfortunately, I
gained it back two fold when I was pregnant with my daughter. I still have not been able to get rid of
this weight since she was born. Sometimes it causes me to get tired just from going to the grocery
store. I also found out in September of last year that I have hypertension (high blood pressure) which
effected my vision drastically by the following November. Other problems are social such as the ...
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Currently I must take a pill every day in order to keep my hypertension under control. Since I am not
fond of taking medication, I would not miss taking it if losing weight would get rid of my
hypertension all together. If I forget to take my pill first thing in the morning, I begin to get headaches
and start feeling a little edgy by noon. My doctor is in the opinion that my weight is the main cause of
my high blood pressure. I also began to have problems with my eyesight almost immediately after I
learned I had hypertension. My vision began to get blurry and I felt pressure behind my eyes that
scared me greatly. I had to get a much stronger prescription for my contact lenses and now have to
return to my eye doctor to have my eyes tested every six months. My optometrist tells me that it is
possible to reverse the effects the hypertension has had on my eyes. These health issues have become
serious problems for me and if I lost weight, there is a strong possibility of becoming free of these
problems. Losing weight would also reduce the risk of other health problems. My doctor has
explained several of these risks to me. I do not remember all of them, but the ones that stick out in my
mind the most are very common among the world today. He mentioned several forms of cancer to me.
Breast cancer and ovarian cancer were among the ones that woman have a higher risk of being
diagnosed with due to
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Personal Narrative Losing Weight
I know I should lose weight. It requires a lot of perseverance that I one time had and need to find
again. Many of the reasons I should lose weight are very clear to me. I have read many articles and
have heard what my doctor has told me. I lost over forty pounds about three years ago, unfortunately, I
gained it back two fold when I was pregnant with my daughter. I still have not been able to get rid of
this weight since she was born. Sometimes it causes me to get tired just from going to the grocery
store. I also found out in September of last year that I have hypertension (high blood pressure) which
effected my vision drastically by the following November. Other problems are social such as the ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Currently I must take a pill every day in order to keep my hypertension under control. Since I am not
fond of taking medication, I would not miss taking it if losing weight would get rid of my
hypertension all together. If I forget to take my pill first thing in the morning, I begin to get headaches
and start feeling a little edgy by noon. My doctor is in the opinion that my weight is the main cause of
my high blood pressure. I also began to have problems with my eyesight almost immediately after I
learned I had hypertension. My vision began to get blurry and I felt pressure behind my eyes that
scared me greatly. I had to get a much stronger prescription for my contact lenses and now have to
return to my eye doctor to have my eyes tested every six months. My optometrist tells me that it is
possible to reverse the effects the hypertension has had on my eyes. These health issues have become
serious problems for me and if I lost weight, there is a strong possibility of becoming free of these
problems. Losing weight would also reduce the risk of other health problems. My doctor has
explained several of these risks to me. I do not remember all of them, but the ones that stick out in my
mind the most are very common among the world today. He mentioned several forms of cancer to me.
Breast cancer and ovarian cancer were among the ones that woman have a higher risk of being
diagnosed with due to
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The Importance Of Online Education
The year 2014 I majored in Information Technology and received my first Online Education class.
Privacy, space, and concentration are what Online Education provided. Online Education has granted
me a greater learning experience than being taught by the few lazy teachers in the past. Teachers
online provide links, videos, and handout guides for every assignment, anything needed to complete
and learn the materials. Not only has Online Education granted me a higher learning experience, but
also saved me an immense amount of money on gas and having the need to drive daily to class and
paying for parking. Many students struggle financially, and online education has saved me a fortune. It
is important to know that Online Education has affected us students in a positive way where we have
the alternative to meet an Education without the need to drive daily to campus. Each year institutions
of higher education has offered more courses that are fully online as well as more that are blended or
hybrid in design format (Hoskins and van Hooff, 2005). Colleges and universities are placing greater
emphasis on increasing online education offerings (Allen and Seaman, 2005).
Online Education is important to have in society, considering that technology revolves around us as a
nation and is going under drastic changes every year and becoming more advanced and in which
anyone can benefit in many ways. As of 2014, at least 25% of the student population at American
universities and colleges had
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The year 2014 I majored in Information Technology and received my first Online Education class.
Privacy, space, and concentration are what Online Education provided. Online Education has granted
me a greater learning experience than being taught by the few lazy teachers in the past. Teachers
online provide links, videos, and handout guides for every assignment, anything needed to complete
and learn the materials. Not only has Online Education granted me a higher learning experience, but
also saved me an immense amount of money on gas and having the need to drive daily to class and
paying for parking. Many students struggle financially, and online education has saved me a fortune. It
is important to know that Online Education has affected us students in a positive way where we have
the alternative to meet an Education without the need to drive daily to campus. Each year institutions
of higher education has offered more courses that are fully online as well as more that are blended or
hybrid in design format (Hoskins and van Hooff, 2005). Colleges and universities are placing greater
emphasis on increasing online education offerings (Allen and Seaman, 2005).
Online Education is important to have in society, considering that technology revolves around us as a
nation and is going under drastic changes every year and becoming more advanced and in which
anyone can benefit in many ways. As of 2014, at least 25% of the student population at American
universities and colleges had
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Role Of Cancer As A Genetic Disease
Case Study: BIOT 635
Prahelika Reddy
ROLE OF ONCOGENES IN CANCER RESEARCH
1. Introduction
The idea that development of cancer as a genetic disease was first postulated by Cavenee et al and
developed by Fearon and Vogelstein. According to COSMIC (Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in
Cancer) database, the current list of known somatic genetic mutations leading to cancer is 522. Genes
which undergo mutations leading to cancer can be classified into two groups Proto Oncogenes and
Tumor Suppressor genes. Proto Oncogenes are the genes that are responsible for cell proliferation i.e.
they code for the proteins that are responsible for growth of cell. Tumor Suppressor genes have an
opposite effect and code for proteins that regulate cell cycle and ... Show more content on
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The first oncogene targeted anti cancerous agents are Gleevec and Herceptin. Gleevec is a small
molecule designed to target tyrosine kinase (enzymes that activate many proteins by signal
transduction cascades) encoded by bcr/abl oncogene. Herceptin is a monoclonal antibody which
interferes with the receptors responsible for activation of proteins which signal cell proliferation.
It was earlier thought that up to seven independent genetic hits are necessary for the development and
progression of a malignant cancer[Fearon ER and Vogelstein B, 1990], but recent studies suggest that
abnormal expression of only three genes might be sufficient for normal cells to convert to cancer cells
[Hahn WC et al 1999]. In one such case (H ras, hTERT, SV40LT) the cancer causing genes were all
dominant and transformed proto oncogenes. Also, in this case inactivation of a single oncogene (e.g.,
mutant ras) can result in tumor regression which implies that in some cases (e.g., mutant ras)
continuous expression of oncoproteins is functionally important, non redundant and indispensable for
sustained tumor growth despite a great number of genetic and epigenetic complexities associated with
tumor formation. This phenomena is called Oncogene Addiction and it provides a rationale for
targeted therapy. Thus, Oncogenes have attracted a great deal of interest as molecular targets for
cancer therapy in recent years.
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Case Study: BIOT 635
Prahelika Reddy
ROLE OF ONCOGENES IN CANCER RESEARCH
1. Introduction
The idea that development of cancer as a genetic disease was first postulated by Cavenee et al and
developed by Fearon and Vogelstein. According to COSMIC (Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in
Cancer) database, the current list of known somatic genetic mutations leading to cancer is 522. Genes
which undergo mutations leading to cancer can be classified into two groups Proto Oncogenes and
Tumor Suppressor genes. Proto Oncogenes are the genes that are responsible for cell proliferation i.e.
they code for the proteins that are responsible for growth of cell. Tumor Suppressor genes have an
opposite effect and code for proteins that regulate cell cycle and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The first oncogene targeted anti cancerous agents are Gleevec and Herceptin. Gleevec is a small
molecule designed to target tyrosine kinase (enzymes that activate many proteins by signal
transduction cascades) encoded by bcr/abl oncogene. Herceptin is a monoclonal antibody which
interferes with the receptors responsible for activation of proteins which signal cell proliferation.
It was earlier thought that up to seven independent genetic hits are necessary for the development and
progression of a malignant cancer[Fearon ER and Vogelstein B, 1990], but recent studies suggest that
abnormal expression of only three genes might be sufficient for normal cells to convert to cancer cells
[Hahn WC et al 1999]. In one such case (H ras, hTERT, SV40LT) the cancer causing genes were all
dominant and transformed proto oncogenes. Also, in this case inactivation of a single oncogene (e.g.,
mutant ras) can result in tumor regression which implies that in some cases (e.g., mutant ras)
continuous expression of oncoproteins is functionally important, non redundant and indispensable for
sustained tumor growth despite a great number of genetic and epigenetic complexities associated with
tumor formation. This phenomena is called Oncogene Addiction and it provides a rationale for
targeted therapy. Thus, Oncogenes have attracted a great deal of interest as molecular targets for
cancer therapy in recent years.
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Why Was Erwin Rommel A Hero
With the men surrounding you performing atrocious acts would you stand out from the crowd, would
you refuse the orders of your superiors for the greater good of your men. This is how Erwin Rommel,
a Nazi general, stood out from the people around him, became a hero even though he was on the
wrong side of history, and how he has affected many future events.
To begin on, Erwin Rommel stood out and rejected the Nazi generals that he worked with in many
ways. Although, many people said he was as inhumane and hateful as the rest of the people and he
was a full supporter of the Nazi religion. Erwin rommel was considered to be a rejector of the Nazi
religion and ways. According to www.britannica.com Rommel had specified that no political
paraphernalia be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He also was known to not be a part of the Nazi party. Rommel was also different from the Nazi
generals by disobeying from orders many times even when they were directly from Hitler himself.
According to http://www.history.com Despite his reverence for Hitler, Rommel disobeyed for fear his
force would be completely annihilated this shows that Rommel would disobey Hitler for the better of
his troops instead of letting them die because Hitler wanted to make a point. Also, when Hitler ordered
Rommel to exterminate people that Hitler deemed inferior he did not attack or capture them. Rommel
stood out from his fellow generals in the way he would treat his prisoners when he captured them.
Citing www.historylearningsite.co.uk Rommel required that the
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With the men surrounding you performing atrocious acts would you stand out from the crowd, would
you refuse the orders of your superiors for the greater good of your men. This is how Erwin Rommel,
a Nazi general, stood out from the people around him, became a hero even though he was on the
wrong side of history, and how he has affected many future events.
To begin on, Erwin Rommel stood out and rejected the Nazi generals that he worked with in many
ways. Although, many people said he was as inhumane and hateful as the rest of the people and he
was a full supporter of the Nazi religion. Erwin rommel was considered to be a rejector of the Nazi
religion and ways. According to www.britannica.com Rommel had specified that no political
paraphernalia be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He also was known to not be a part of the Nazi party. Rommel was also different from the Nazi
generals by disobeying from orders many times even when they were directly from Hitler himself.
According to http://www.history.com Despite his reverence for Hitler, Rommel disobeyed for fear his
force would be completely annihilated this shows that Rommel would disobey Hitler for the better of
his troops instead of letting them die because Hitler wanted to make a point. Also, when Hitler ordered
Rommel to exterminate people that Hitler deemed inferior he did not attack or capture them. Rommel
stood out from his fellow generals in the way he would treat his prisoners when he captured them.
Citing www.historylearningsite.co.uk Rommel required that the
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Orcas Should Not Be In Captivity
Splash! The loud noise of the majestic Orca. The beautiful creature known for swimming in the blue
oceans but instead they are trapped in a pool of despair and sadness just for our entertainment and
stuck in a routine of entertaining Americans who probably are not smart enough to know about Orcas.
However do people think it is right to lock them up in this way? Over the years these poor creatures
have been stuck in a routine they simply do not like. Animals should be free not locked up and this is
disgusting, evil and it is cruel. All though some people think it can bring money into the aquarium
industry or aquariums can educate children but I think it is extremely evil. One reason why I think
Orcas should not be in captivity is that their attitude towards humans dramatically changes when kept
in captivity and can result in deadly dilemmas. Tilikum the whale broke SeaWorld trainer Dawn
Brancheau s jaw and wounded sections of her spine. Firstly the Orcas should not be in captivity
because they start to become more aggressive and frustrated. I mean how would you like it if ... Show
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A escalating number of casualties, failed pregnancies plus early deaths. This shows when the Orcas
are in captivity they have a higher chance of developing serious health conditions. If they were not in
captivity they would not have these problems. Plus if these Orcas are being looked after surely they
would have less of a chance of having problems. Right? Wrong. This is saddening and vile and
without doubt wrong. Has this changed your opinion about Orca s now? A person like you would not
think Orca s in aquariums was a good idea. Surely SeaWorld should have some common sense
because look at the shocking results of the captivity, it results in deaths of babies. This is incredibly
upsetting and terrifying to know that these Orca s will have serious issues to their health. This is
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Splash! The loud noise of the majestic Orca. The beautiful creature known for swimming in the blue
oceans but instead they are trapped in a pool of despair and sadness just for our entertainment and
stuck in a routine of entertaining Americans who probably are not smart enough to know about Orcas.
However do people think it is right to lock them up in this way? Over the years these poor creatures
have been stuck in a routine they simply do not like. Animals should be free not locked up and this is
disgusting, evil and it is cruel. All though some people think it can bring money into the aquarium
industry or aquariums can educate children but I think it is extremely evil. One reason why I think
Orcas should not be in captivity is that their attitude towards humans dramatically changes when kept
in captivity and can result in deadly dilemmas. Tilikum the whale broke SeaWorld trainer Dawn
Brancheau s jaw and wounded sections of her spine. Firstly the Orcas should not be in captivity
because they start to become more aggressive and frustrated. I mean how would you like it if ... Show
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A escalating number of casualties, failed pregnancies plus early deaths. This shows when the Orcas
are in captivity they have a higher chance of developing serious health conditions. If they were not in
captivity they would not have these problems. Plus if these Orcas are being looked after surely they
would have less of a chance of having problems. Right? Wrong. This is saddening and vile and
without doubt wrong. Has this changed your opinion about Orca s now? A person like you would not
think Orca s in aquariums was a good idea. Surely SeaWorld should have some common sense
because look at the shocking results of the captivity, it results in deaths of babies. This is incredibly
upsetting and terrifying to know that these Orca s will have serious issues to their health. This is
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What Are The Similarities Between Panhenome And Parthenon
Compare and contrast of two famous buildings from ancient Rome and Greece: Parthenon in Athens
and the Pantheon in Rome
Student X
University of the People
AHIST 1401
Introduction
In antiquity many buildings were erected, for various reasons and with various Architectures. In the
case of the Pantheon in Rome and the Parthenon in Greece, although their names are quite similar,
they have certainly commonalities but also many differences that are important, not to mention the
influence of Greek art on Roman art.
Parthenon
Greece has known many wars, and after the Persian wars against the Persian Empire, the city had to
be rebuilt. And this is where Pericles undertook major restoration work in the city. Thus ... Show more
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This statue was erected in recognition of the protection of the goddess and its benefits to the city. The
Parthenon is built in marble. It is composed of two parts unlike a temple. It takes its name from the
dirty second is called Parthenon which means piece girls , and this name will bring the whole edifice.
This edifice reveals the beauty of the classical style. It was built to please the eye, it testifies of ideas
of that time, tells that presented by the thinker Protagoras or the Polycletus sculptor.
Pantheon
The Pantheon was built by order of King Agrippa, the edifice was destroyed by fire and is fully
reconstructed under the influence of Hadrian king.
At the beginning the temple was built for religious activities and was changed into Christian church in
the seventh century. C is a church that has remained intact and functioning till present. There is even a
neighborhood in Rome that bears his name.
The word comes from the Greek Pantheon Pántheion, which means all gods .
How the style and function (use) of each building serves as a typical example of its
Compare and contrast of two famous buildings from ancient Rome and Greece: Parthenon in Athens
and the Pantheon in Rome
Student X
University of the People
AHIST 1401
Introduction
In antiquity many buildings were erected, for various reasons and with various Architectures. In the
case of the Pantheon in Rome and the Parthenon in Greece, although their names are quite similar,
they have certainly commonalities but also many differences that are important, not to mention the
influence of Greek art on Roman art.
Parthenon
Greece has known many wars, and after the Persian wars against the Persian Empire, the city had to
be rebuilt. And this is where Pericles undertook major restoration work in the city. Thus ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This statue was erected in recognition of the protection of the goddess and its benefits to the city. The
Parthenon is built in marble. It is composed of two parts unlike a temple. It takes its name from the
dirty second is called Parthenon which means piece girls , and this name will bring the whole edifice.
This edifice reveals the beauty of the classical style. It was built to please the eye, it testifies of ideas
of that time, tells that presented by the thinker Protagoras or the Polycletus sculptor.
Pantheon
The Pantheon was built by order of King Agrippa, the edifice was destroyed by fire and is fully
reconstructed under the influence of Hadrian king.
At the beginning the temple was built for religious activities and was changed into Christian church in
the seventh century. C is a church that has remained intact and functioning till present. There is even a
neighborhood in Rome that bears his name.
The word comes from the Greek Pantheon Pántheion, which means all gods .
How the style and function (use) of each building serves as a typical example of its
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Taking a Look at Enterprise Architect UML Tool
Quiz 2: Tool Template 1. Full title or Brief Description: Enterprise Architect is a UML tool developed
by SparxSystems. It is visual and powerful UML design tool. It is integrated environment with
additional functionalities to user. 2. Technical Specification and Platform Requirements: Enterprise
Architect runs on Windows platform without any extra software requirement. Extra software is needed
to run Enterprise Architect on Linux operating system. Windows operating system: 1. Windows
operating system. 2. Minimum 128 MB RAM to run application. 3. 175 MB hard disk to store files. 4.
1024 * 768 or higher resolution display. Linux operating system: 1. Linux kernel 2.4 or new version.
2. Crossover software. 2.1. Download and install Crossover. 2.2. Under Crossover menu select install
windows software and locate Enterprise Architect. 2.3. Change the installer to setup.exe. 3. 64 MB
RAM. 4. 174 MB free hard disk space. 5. 1024 * 768 or higher resolution display. 3. URL:
Downloaded from: http://www.sparxsystems.com/products/ea/trial.html. 30 days trial version is
available. Documentation of tool is available on Sparx systems website. In overview section on
website, features of tool are described. Release history, different editions of tool, license information
and user guide is also available. 4. Introduction: Enterprise Architect is a visual platform for designing
and constructing software systems. The purpose of the
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Quiz 2: Tool Template 1. Full title or Brief Description: Enterprise Architect is a UML tool developed
by SparxSystems. It is visual and powerful UML design tool. It is integrated environment with
additional functionalities to user. 2. Technical Specification and Platform Requirements: Enterprise
Architect runs on Windows platform without any extra software requirement. Extra software is needed
to run Enterprise Architect on Linux operating system. Windows operating system: 1. Windows
operating system. 2. Minimum 128 MB RAM to run application. 3. 175 MB hard disk to store files. 4.
1024 * 768 or higher resolution display. Linux operating system: 1. Linux kernel 2.4 or new version.
2. Crossover software. 2.1. Download and install Crossover. 2.2. Under Crossover menu select install
windows software and locate Enterprise Architect. 2.3. Change the installer to setup.exe. 3. 64 MB
RAM. 4. 174 MB free hard disk space. 5. 1024 * 768 or higher resolution display. 3. URL:
Downloaded from: http://www.sparxsystems.com/products/ea/trial.html. 30 days trial version is
available. Documentation of tool is available on Sparx systems website. In overview section on
website, features of tool are described. Release history, different editions of tool, license information
and user guide is also available. 4. Introduction: Enterprise Architect is a visual platform for designing
and constructing software systems. The purpose of the
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Bead Game Essay
Bead Game by Ishu Patel was created in 1977. Bead Game is a stop motion animated film that was
created by arranging single beads into shapes lines, mammals, and mythological creatures. Further
into the film the creatures absorb and devour one another, creating other figures and creatures from the
remaining beads. These beads end up evolving into scenes of modern human warfare. In the beginning
of the film Patel begins with on simple white bead and continues to add other beads and color making
his arrangements of the beads into animated figures. While the beads dance there is sound of
percussion that compliments the movement of the beads due to the synchronization of both sound and
movement in the animation. The film reminded me of the creation of life; ... Show more content on
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Patel animates the theory of human evolution by showing a monkey transforming into a caveman and
then into present day human. The film is successful in synchronizing the characters towards the end of
the film. Patel shows synchronization through his animating when there are two men throwing a spear
at one another and the beads are arranged in a way that the two mirror each other. Another historical
event that is portrayed is ancient warfare, dating all the way back to what seems to be around 2700
BCE. I began to notice a pattern or a timeline up to this point, starting with the creation of life then
going through important moments of the history of human creation. I think the creator of this film is
trying to say that a design can start off as something so small and simple, and then fueled by creativity
the design turns into an art form. This interpretation that I have made isn t obvious; it is just something
that I took away from the animation after watching it. Something that is noticeable throughout this
animation is how frequent the use of red is. Patel used red for his creatures that showed characteristics
of being
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Bead Game by Ishu Patel was created in 1977. Bead Game is a stop motion animated film that was
created by arranging single beads into shapes lines, mammals, and mythological creatures. Further
into the film the creatures absorb and devour one another, creating other figures and creatures from the
remaining beads. These beads end up evolving into scenes of modern human warfare. In the beginning
of the film Patel begins with on simple white bead and continues to add other beads and color making
his arrangements of the beads into animated figures. While the beads dance there is sound of
percussion that compliments the movement of the beads due to the synchronization of both sound and
movement in the animation. The film reminded me of the creation of life; ... Show more content on
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Patel animates the theory of human evolution by showing a monkey transforming into a caveman and
then into present day human. The film is successful in synchronizing the characters towards the end of
the film. Patel shows synchronization through his animating when there are two men throwing a spear
at one another and the beads are arranged in a way that the two mirror each other. Another historical
event that is portrayed is ancient warfare, dating all the way back to what seems to be around 2700
BCE. I began to notice a pattern or a timeline up to this point, starting with the creation of life then
going through important moments of the history of human creation. I think the creator of this film is
trying to say that a design can start off as something so small and simple, and then fueled by creativity
the design turns into an art form. This interpretation that I have made isn t obvious; it is just something
that I took away from the animation after watching it. Something that is noticeable throughout this
animation is how frequent the use of red is. Patel used red for his creatures that showed characteristics
of being
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Dispute Resolution
CHAPTER II
ARBITRATION OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL DISPUTES
2.1 Introduction
?The realisation, in the words of Lord Simon of Glaisdale, that litigation, while certainly preferable to
personal violence is not in itself an intrinsically desirable activity, has encouraged the search for other
methods of dispute resolution each of which has attracted it adherents and enthusiasts. One of the
oldest and best established of these systems is that of arbitration.?[footnoteRef:1] [1: Galway City
Council v Samuel Kingston Construction Ltd [2010] 3 IR 95. O?Donnell J]
There has been a wide range of debate to create a more expeditious dispute resolution method for
settling commercial disputes amongst businessmen and lawyers who are involved with international
trade across national borders.[footnoteRef:2] Until recently, commercial courts were congested due to
the number of commercial disputes pending before them. There was a need for other dispute
resolution methods to bridge this gap, expedite matters and to promote business transactions.
Arbitration, mediation and conciliation were adopted by states to supplement the normal court system.
However, we are yet to reach that point where one can boldly say that, the alternative dispute
resolution methods to the courts are expedient. [2: Herbert Buston, ?Arbitration of International
Commercial Disputes? (1964 1965) 6 Boxton College Industrial Commercial Law Review 569]
The emergence of arbitration as a means of dispute settlement of commercial disputes in international
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The courts recognized arbitration as a rival and due to that, the courts and the law were hesitant to the
evolving nature of arbitration in businesses.[footnoteRef:27] Though arbitration was used for settling
most trade disputes, it took a modern trend in the 19th century.[footnoteRef:28] [26: J.L (n 41) @ 18]
[27: ibid ] [28: ibid
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CHAPTER II
ARBITRATION OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL DISPUTES
2.1 Introduction
?The realisation, in the words of Lord Simon of Glaisdale, that litigation, while certainly preferable to
personal violence is not in itself an intrinsically desirable activity, has encouraged the search for other
methods of dispute resolution each of which has attracted it adherents and enthusiasts. One of the
oldest and best established of these systems is that of arbitration.?[footnoteRef:1] [1: Galway City
Council v Samuel Kingston Construction Ltd [2010] 3 IR 95. O?Donnell J]
There has been a wide range of debate to create a more expeditious dispute resolution method for
settling commercial disputes amongst businessmen and lawyers who are involved with international
trade across national borders.[footnoteRef:2] Until recently, commercial courts were congested due to
the number of commercial disputes pending before them. There was a need for other dispute
resolution methods to bridge this gap, expedite matters and to promote business transactions.
Arbitration, mediation and conciliation were adopted by states to supplement the normal court system.
However, we are yet to reach that point where one can boldly say that, the alternative dispute
resolution methods to the courts are expedient. [2: Herbert Buston, ?Arbitration of International
Commercial Disputes? (1964 1965) 6 Boxton College Industrial Commercial Law Review 569]
The emergence of arbitration as a means of dispute settlement of commercial disputes in international
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The courts recognized arbitration as a rival and due to that, the courts and the law were hesitant to the
evolving nature of arbitration in businesses.[footnoteRef:27] Though arbitration was used for settling
most trade disputes, it took a modern trend in the 19th century.[footnoteRef:28] [26: J.L (n 41) @ 18]
[27: ibid ] [28: ibid
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Gay Adoption Research Paper
Gay Adoption: To Condemn or Condone
Last year, 29,471 children turned 18 and left the foster care system without an adoptive family (
Adoption 1). Unfortunately for those young adults, knowing the comfort of a stable family was not
part of their childhood. Though there is a high demand for children to be adopted, the reality is many
are not being adopted. Furthermore, even though there are children that need a good home, state
governments are purposely making laws that prohibit certain groups of people from adopting children.
States like Florida and Mississippi are both culprits. Two groups that are especially being targeted by
unfair laws are gays and lesbians. These unfair laws are clear discrimination, and they should be put to
an end ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of this, the children are the ones who really suffer. If states limit the groups of people allowed
to adopt children, then more and more children will not have a family. According to the text, There are
423,773 children in the U.S. foster care system; 114,556 of these children are available for adoption.
Their birth parent s legal rights have been permanently terminated and children are left without a
family ( Adoption 1). There are at least 114,556 children in the U.S. foster care system waiting and
waiting and waiting for a family to take them home. By precluding gays and lesbians from adopting
them, the children will be without a home for their whole adolescent life. In addition, there are gay
and lesbian couples where one of the partners has a child from a previous marriage or relationship.
Even in this case, the non biological parent cannot adopt the child, and this leads to further suffering
for the children. In the article, Final Holdout on Same Sex Adoption , the author, Tamar Lewin, states,
Hannah Marie Phillips makes the same point, in her 8 year old fashion: We want the other name on the
birth certificate like my first mom, because both of my moms want to be a mommy, she said (2). The
interview of a little girl, Hannah Marie Phillips, explains that even she does not feel like her mothers
are receiving the justice they deserve. When the children are suffering too, something is definitely
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Gay Adoption: To Condemn or Condone
Last year, 29,471 children turned 18 and left the foster care system without an adoptive family (
Adoption 1). Unfortunately for those young adults, knowing the comfort of a stable family was not
part of their childhood. Though there is a high demand for children to be adopted, the reality is many
are not being adopted. Furthermore, even though there are children that need a good home, state
governments are purposely making laws that prohibit certain groups of people from adopting children.
States like Florida and Mississippi are both culprits. Two groups that are especially being targeted by
unfair laws are gays and lesbians. These unfair laws are clear discrimination, and they should be put to
an end ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of this, the children are the ones who really suffer. If states limit the groups of people allowed
to adopt children, then more and more children will not have a family. According to the text, There are
423,773 children in the U.S. foster care system; 114,556 of these children are available for adoption.
Their birth parent s legal rights have been permanently terminated and children are left without a
family ( Adoption 1). There are at least 114,556 children in the U.S. foster care system waiting and
waiting and waiting for a family to take them home. By precluding gays and lesbians from adopting
them, the children will be without a home for their whole adolescent life. In addition, there are gay
and lesbian couples where one of the partners has a child from a previous marriage or relationship.
Even in this case, the non biological parent cannot adopt the child, and this leads to further suffering
for the children. In the article, Final Holdout on Same Sex Adoption , the author, Tamar Lewin, states,
Hannah Marie Phillips makes the same point, in her 8 year old fashion: We want the other name on the
birth certificate like my first mom, because both of my moms want to be a mommy, she said (2). The
interview of a little girl, Hannah Marie Phillips, explains that even she does not feel like her mothers
are receiving the justice they deserve. When the children are suffering too, something is definitely
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Satire In Jonathan Swift
Satire is a literary way to express the imperfections of the society. It is a technique used by writers
who tries to highlight the thought of an individual or a society about corruption, foolishness which is
usually attacked through irony, derision, or wit. Satire and irony are in close connection with each
other. The irony is a form of communication which is usually replacing the meaning spoken by other.
Therefore, the irony makes the difference between what is said and what is meant. Irony is a literary
technique synonymous with satire, in which there is an inconsistency between the literal and implied
meaning of either a situation or a statement. (Breanna Derlagen). The characteristic of the satire is to
depict the reality in a comic ironic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No law in that country must exceed in words the number of letters in their alphabet, which consists
only of two and twenty... They are expressed in the plainest and simple terms, wherein those people
are not mercurial enough to discover above one interpretation: and to write a comment upon any law,
is a capital crime.
(Jonathan Swift, Gulliver s Travels)
According to these lines the laws in this world are short and easily admissible, therefore, the lawyers
and the court don t have to contend so much by the structure of the legal system. Indeed, the writer
criticizes here the legal system of England, because the laws there are long and intricately issued
which makes it difficult to understand in its own language. The third section of this book is about the
voyage to Laputa, where he meets a group of people who are completely away from the reality. He
observes that how these people with higher intellectual are behaving with their servants. Swift also
explores that some of
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Satire is a literary way to express the imperfections of the society. It is a technique used by writers
who tries to highlight the thought of an individual or a society about corruption, foolishness which is
usually attacked through irony, derision, or wit. Satire and irony are in close connection with each
other. The irony is a form of communication which is usually replacing the meaning spoken by other.
Therefore, the irony makes the difference between what is said and what is meant. Irony is a literary
technique synonymous with satire, in which there is an inconsistency between the literal and implied
meaning of either a situation or a statement. (Breanna Derlagen). The characteristic of the satire is to
depict the reality in a comic ironic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No law in that country must exceed in words the number of letters in their alphabet, which consists
only of two and twenty... They are expressed in the plainest and simple terms, wherein those people
are not mercurial enough to discover above one interpretation: and to write a comment upon any law,
is a capital crime.
(Jonathan Swift, Gulliver s Travels)
According to these lines the laws in this world are short and easily admissible, therefore, the lawyers
and the court don t have to contend so much by the structure of the legal system. Indeed, the writer
criticizes here the legal system of England, because the laws there are long and intricately issued
which makes it difficult to understand in its own language. The third section of this book is about the
voyage to Laputa, where he meets a group of people who are completely away from the reality. He
observes that how these people with higher intellectual are behaving with their servants. Swift also
explores that some of
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Meaning Of Passing
The meaning of passing is the act that pass. What is the real meaning in this novel? We pass the
knowledge to our children or pass the idea of the social status difference. This is full conflict and
helpless feeling in the story because race and gender difference to cause all the social status
distinction. Therefore, the conflict and confusion between women and men and races. Men and
Women are different since we born, but should women listen to men? There are lots of question marks
about gender equality. There are associating with differences between Irene and her husband and
Claire and her husband. For Claire and her husband, When we first married, she was as white as well
as white as a lily. But I declare she s getting darker and darker (page29). Even this is a joke, but when
Irene heard this joke that she did not feel really comfortable. This is the gender discriminating and
disrespectful for women. But for Claire, she just laughed and pretend nothing happen. All the disaster,
Irene was back to her home and after augured with her husband about their child s education and
future living place. She felt all other plans, all other ways, she ... Show more content on
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She left the original town and tried to reach the white society because she wanted to change her
position. But sometimes if we did not know who we are, then how can you expect others to
understand us. Therefore, I don t dislike them, I hate them. And so does Nig, for all she s trying to turn
into one (page29). Claire s husband said that in front of people if I am Claire I probably just left. That
is disrespectful for Claire and race because Claire born this way and her husband denied the identity of
her race. However, But Claire Kendry had begun to cry audibly with no effort at restraint and for no
reason that Irene could discover. Claire saw herself weakness and realized that she cannot walk away
from her identity because the root is always
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The meaning of passing is the act that pass. What is the real meaning in this novel? We pass the
knowledge to our children or pass the idea of the social status difference. This is full conflict and
helpless feeling in the story because race and gender difference to cause all the social status
distinction. Therefore, the conflict and confusion between women and men and races. Men and
Women are different since we born, but should women listen to men? There are lots of question marks
about gender equality. There are associating with differences between Irene and her husband and
Claire and her husband. For Claire and her husband, When we first married, she was as white as well
as white as a lily. But I declare she s getting darker and darker (page29). Even this is a joke, but when
Irene heard this joke that she did not feel really comfortable. This is the gender discriminating and
disrespectful for women. But for Claire, she just laughed and pretend nothing happen. All the disaster,
Irene was back to her home and after augured with her husband about their child s education and
future living place. She felt all other plans, all other ways, she ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
She left the original town and tried to reach the white society because she wanted to change her
position. But sometimes if we did not know who we are, then how can you expect others to
understand us. Therefore, I don t dislike them, I hate them. And so does Nig, for all she s trying to turn
into one (page29). Claire s husband said that in front of people if I am Claire I probably just left. That
is disrespectful for Claire and race because Claire born this way and her husband denied the identity of
her race. However, But Claire Kendry had begun to cry audibly with no effort at restraint and for no
reason that Irene could discover. Claire saw herself weakness and realized that she cannot walk away
from her identity because the root is always
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Swot Analysis Of Telstra Corporation Limited
Telstra Corporation Limited is Australia s oldest telecommunications provider within Australia,
coming from a place of monopoly within the Market to limited competition, following a full
privatisation of the company from government owned to market driven. Telstra positions itself as a
leader in innovator and has shaped their company s vision towards doing for a customer what no one
else has, with 1 click, 1 touch, 1 button, 1 screen, 1 step solutions that are simple, easy and valued by
individuals, business, enterprise and government (Telstra, 2014). This report will look deeper into the
telecommunications industry and the market into which it competes, who the main players are and
what Telstra will need to do to remain competitive. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With key players showing large net profits within 2013 with Telstra profiting the most at $3,865
million (Telstra 2013), closely behind Optus with $3508 million (Optus 2013) and Vodafone
approximately $1215 million, they are creating an oligopoly within the telecommunications industry.
The cost of infrastructure and increasing profits of Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, wholesales are
looking to negotiate deals to attract businesses and consumers who are going directly to the supplier
for service, however Telstra maintain a majority ownership of infrastructure within Australia and
leases approximately 45% of their services to competitors (Ramil 2014) allowing Telstra to influence
pricing and what is passed onto the customer.
3. Power of suppliers
Telstra leads the telecommunications industry with the highest returns on investment and with a
monopoly on leasing their infrastructure to competitor, it can be argued that any changes Telstra
makes to fees and products influence the market as competitors are forced to follow proving their
power in the supply chain. A recent article published in the Financial Review reported Telstra s
petition to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission requesting to increase access fees
by 7.2% to fixed line costs to
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Telstra Corporation Limited is Australia s oldest telecommunications provider within Australia,
coming from a place of monopoly within the Market to limited competition, following a full
privatisation of the company from government owned to market driven. Telstra positions itself as a
leader in innovator and has shaped their company s vision towards doing for a customer what no one
else has, with 1 click, 1 touch, 1 button, 1 screen, 1 step solutions that are simple, easy and valued by
individuals, business, enterprise and government (Telstra, 2014). This report will look deeper into the
telecommunications industry and the market into which it competes, who the main players are and
what Telstra will need to do to remain competitive. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With key players showing large net profits within 2013 with Telstra profiting the most at $3,865
million (Telstra 2013), closely behind Optus with $3508 million (Optus 2013) and Vodafone
approximately $1215 million, they are creating an oligopoly within the telecommunications industry.
The cost of infrastructure and increasing profits of Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, wholesales are
looking to negotiate deals to attract businesses and consumers who are going directly to the supplier
for service, however Telstra maintain a majority ownership of infrastructure within Australia and
leases approximately 45% of their services to competitors (Ramil 2014) allowing Telstra to influence
pricing and what is passed onto the customer.
3. Power of suppliers
Telstra leads the telecommunications industry with the highest returns on investment and with a
monopoly on leasing their infrastructure to competitor, it can be argued that any changes Telstra
makes to fees and products influence the market as competitors are forced to follow proving their
power in the supply chain. A recent article published in the Financial Review reported Telstra s
petition to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission requesting to increase access fees
by 7.2% to fixed line costs to
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Lab Report On Boiling Points
Laura Breuning Lab Report 4
Abstract This experiment evaluated and reviewed the concepts used to identify unknown molecules.
The experiment includes a boiling point trial, a melting point trial and an infrared spectrometry trial.
All of the following were proved as sufficient methods to identify the unknown molecules.
Introduction
In this lab, we will be using boiling points, melting points and infrared spectrometry to identify
unknown compounds. Boiling points are affect by three key factors the first being intermolecular
forces. Inter molecular affect boiling point based on bond strength. This is directly related to what
functional group is attached. Ionic bonding is said to cause a higher boiling point then the other
intermolecular forces, due to a strong attraction in the bond. The two other factors that affect boiling
point would be the number of carbons and amount of branching of carbon chain (3 Trends that affect
boiling points). Infrared spectrometry is irradiating a sample with infrared frequencies, which then
shows what frequencies were absorbed. The absorbance numbers can then be directly tied to certain
functional groups (Klein, 2007). All of these concepts will be used and evaluated during this lab.
Methods
Part 1: Melting point
First collect a melting point apparatus, a capillary test tube. Collect a small amount of the #666
unknown in the capillary test tube approximately enough to cover 2 cm of the capillary test tube. Then
place the capillary test
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Laura Breuning Lab Report 4
Abstract This experiment evaluated and reviewed the concepts used to identify unknown molecules.
The experiment includes a boiling point trial, a melting point trial and an infrared spectrometry trial.
All of the following were proved as sufficient methods to identify the unknown molecules.
Introduction
In this lab, we will be using boiling points, melting points and infrared spectrometry to identify
unknown compounds. Boiling points are affect by three key factors the first being intermolecular
forces. Inter molecular affect boiling point based on bond strength. This is directly related to what
functional group is attached. Ionic bonding is said to cause a higher boiling point then the other
intermolecular forces, due to a strong attraction in the bond. The two other factors that affect boiling
point would be the number of carbons and amount of branching of carbon chain (3 Trends that affect
boiling points). Infrared spectrometry is irradiating a sample with infrared frequencies, which then
shows what frequencies were absorbed. The absorbance numbers can then be directly tied to certain
functional groups (Klein, 2007). All of these concepts will be used and evaluated during this lab.
Methods
Part 1: Melting point
First collect a melting point apparatus, a capillary test tube. Collect a small amount of the #666
unknown in the capillary test tube approximately enough to cover 2 cm of the capillary test tube. Then
place the capillary test
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James Truslow Adams s Definition Of The American Dream
In the vibrant and prosperous 1950s, Americans began to become optimistic after World War II. This
is when the American Dream truly became alive in the United States of America. With money in their
pockets, the country had newfound hope to make their lives better. In James Truslow Adams s
definition of the American Dream, life should be be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with
opportunity for each according to ability or achievement regardless of social class or circumstances of
birth. This very definition captures the American Dream that had came alive in the 1950s. His
definition encompasses the American Dream, because it demonstrates the fulfilling life that everyone
wanted, the hard work that was needed to accomplish this dream, and the idea that anyone could
achieve their goals in life despite who they were and where they were born. ... Show more content on
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Some people want fancy cars and a big house with a few kids, while others are happy with any car that
works and a small house that is functional. Despite these major differences, the American Dream
inspired others to make their life better and richer and fuller just like James Truslow Adams said.
Because they wanted a better and more fulfilling life, people were in a pursuit for increased prosperity
and opportunity and were determined to achieve greater things in life. In their pursuit, these dreamers
were on the road to success and triumph in what they wanted most out of their lives. Many Americans
and immigrants alike were now able to accomplish their dreams and the life that they wanted
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In the vibrant and prosperous 1950s, Americans began to become optimistic after World War II. This
is when the American Dream truly became alive in the United States of America. With money in their
pockets, the country had newfound hope to make their lives better. In James Truslow Adams s
definition of the American Dream, life should be be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with
opportunity for each according to ability or achievement regardless of social class or circumstances of
birth. This very definition captures the American Dream that had came alive in the 1950s. His
definition encompasses the American Dream, because it demonstrates the fulfilling life that everyone
wanted, the hard work that was needed to accomplish this dream, and the idea that anyone could
achieve their goals in life despite who they were and where they were born. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Some people want fancy cars and a big house with a few kids, while others are happy with any car that
works and a small house that is functional. Despite these major differences, the American Dream
inspired others to make their life better and richer and fuller just like James Truslow Adams said.
Because they wanted a better and more fulfilling life, people were in a pursuit for increased prosperity
and opportunity and were determined to achieve greater things in life. In their pursuit, these dreamers
were on the road to success and triumph in what they wanted most out of their lives. Many Americans
and immigrants alike were now able to accomplish their dreams and the life that they wanted
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Race Biography
I was born as a normal kid. I was born in March 10 1995. When grew I was fast. When I was in
middle school I was running track and field. I was the fastest runner in middle school. I came first in
middle school track and field. When I went high school there was a little bit more competition. I came
in first in all of the the races. The USA Track and Field team saw how good I ran . They told me to
join the team. I asked if I will be able to run in the olympics. They said if I train good I will be able to
run in the olympics. So I trained for the olympics. I practiced with Tyson Gay, Justin Gatlin and Mike
Rodgers. After three years of practicing , I was in the qualifying round in the olympics and I came in
first. I made it all the way to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So the olympics officials decided to make a special race called legend vs. rookie. Usain and I got to
practice and train for 2 and half weeks. Usain asked the official if it can be best out of 5. They said
that s fine but you guys have to run two races a day. On the first race I lost by 2 seconds because of
my bad start. The next race I won. I finished in 9.57 seconds and Usain finished in 9.59 seconds. On
the third race I won and I finished in 9.53 seconds making a new world record and Usain finished in
9.54 making a new career record for him. On the fourth race I came short by 4 seconds and because of
that Usain took advantage and beat my world record by finishing 9.52 seconds. On the day of the final
race I talked to Justin Gatlin. He taught me a trick to have a better start. I went on to the track a huge
crowd in the stands to watch this epic race. I got set, they shot the start gun and I ran. I got a good start
and tiny bit behind of Usain. Once I got to straight away I turned on the jets. Usain finished the in 9.51
and I finished in 9.50. The spectators had to photo finish the race. I beat the world record and
everyone was shocked. At the end everyone congratulated me and I won gold medal for USA Track
and Field
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I was born as a normal kid. I was born in March 10 1995. When grew I was fast. When I was in
middle school I was running track and field. I was the fastest runner in middle school. I came first in
middle school track and field. When I went high school there was a little bit more competition. I came
in first in all of the the races. The USA Track and Field team saw how good I ran . They told me to
join the team. I asked if I will be able to run in the olympics. They said if I train good I will be able to
run in the olympics. So I trained for the olympics. I practiced with Tyson Gay, Justin Gatlin and Mike
Rodgers. After three years of practicing , I was in the qualifying round in the olympics and I came in
first. I made it all the way to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So the olympics officials decided to make a special race called legend vs. rookie. Usain and I got to
practice and train for 2 and half weeks. Usain asked the official if it can be best out of 5. They said
that s fine but you guys have to run two races a day. On the first race I lost by 2 seconds because of
my bad start. The next race I won. I finished in 9.57 seconds and Usain finished in 9.59 seconds. On
the third race I won and I finished in 9.53 seconds making a new world record and Usain finished in
9.54 making a new career record for him. On the fourth race I came short by 4 seconds and because of
that Usain took advantage and beat my world record by finishing 9.52 seconds. On the day of the final
race I talked to Justin Gatlin. He taught me a trick to have a better start. I went on to the track a huge
crowd in the stands to watch this epic race. I got set, they shot the start gun and I ran. I got a good start
and tiny bit behind of Usain. Once I got to straight away I turned on the jets. Usain finished the in 9.51
and I finished in 9.50. The spectators had to photo finish the race. I beat the world record and
everyone was shocked. At the end everyone congratulated me and I won gold medal for USA Track
and Field
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
AP HISTORY-Jacksonian Democracy Essay
DBQ: Jacksonian Democracy
Jacksonian democracy was created during the antebellum America. The Jackson democrats made an
attempt to grant power to the lower classes while decreasing the influence of the rich and potent. The
Jacksonian democrats viewed themselves as saviors of the common people and ruled by the means of
a powerful executive branch who attempted to destroy aristocracy in America. In reality, they were
typically very wealthy, they disregarded the capability of the federal government, and they desired
equality only for the white man. The Jacksonian s view of themselves was pompous because of their
political views, their animosity towards minorities, and their economic policies.
Although viewed as defenders of all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As multiple advancements resulted in a huge increase in population the old economy was replaced by
cash crop agriculture and capitalist manufacturing. A split between the industrializing, urban North,
agrarian, rural South, and the expanding West was forming. The Jacksonians passed the Tariff of 1828,
helping western agriculture, and northern manufacturing but was detrimental to the South. Also,
Jackson vetoed the US bank s recharter in 1832. As Andrew Jackson s veto message (Doc B) explains,
he did this because he believed the US bank gave too much power to the wealthy few. Although, this
seemed to be a step to increase equality, his replacement state pet banks only led to the destabilization
of the national currency, and favoritism towards Jacksonian policies. This policy of Jackson was done
with good intentions, but like many of Jacksonian economic policies it ended up doing more harm
than good.
Many of Jacksonian policies did help America. When a British author came to American he viewed
that in America every man is free and independent (Doc D). Andrew Jackson himself was considered
by most to be a common man. Daniel Webster even feared that the Jacksonian s were attempting to
turn the poor against the rich (Doc C). Also, the Jacksonian democrats were strict constructionists and
made attempts to preserve the constitution. This led to events such as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
DBQ: Jacksonian Democracy
Jacksonian democracy was created during the antebellum America. The Jackson democrats made an
attempt to grant power to the lower classes while decreasing the influence of the rich and potent. The
Jacksonian democrats viewed themselves as saviors of the common people and ruled by the means of
a powerful executive branch who attempted to destroy aristocracy in America. In reality, they were
typically very wealthy, they disregarded the capability of the federal government, and they desired
equality only for the white man. The Jacksonian s view of themselves was pompous because of their
political views, their animosity towards minorities, and their economic policies.
Although viewed as defenders of all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As multiple advancements resulted in a huge increase in population the old economy was replaced by
cash crop agriculture and capitalist manufacturing. A split between the industrializing, urban North,
agrarian, rural South, and the expanding West was forming. The Jacksonians passed the Tariff of 1828,
helping western agriculture, and northern manufacturing but was detrimental to the South. Also,
Jackson vetoed the US bank s recharter in 1832. As Andrew Jackson s veto message (Doc B) explains,
he did this because he believed the US bank gave too much power to the wealthy few. Although, this
seemed to be a step to increase equality, his replacement state pet banks only led to the destabilization
of the national currency, and favoritism towards Jacksonian policies. This policy of Jackson was done
with good intentions, but like many of Jacksonian economic policies it ended up doing more harm
than good.
Many of Jacksonian policies did help America. When a British author came to American he viewed
that in America every man is free and independent (Doc D). Andrew Jackson himself was considered
by most to be a common man. Daniel Webster even feared that the Jacksonian s were attempting to
turn the poor against the rich (Doc C). Also, the Jacksonian democrats were strict constructionists and
made attempts to preserve the constitution. This led to events such as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dead Sea Scrolls Important To The World Today
The finding of the Dead Sea Scrolls is very important to the world today because they show tangible
evidence that God s Word is real and everlasting. They have had the greatest Biblical impact on holy
and historic events throughout history. The Dead Sea Scrolls have even been called the greatest
manuscript discovery of modern times. For these reasons, the Dead Sea Scrolls are important to us
today.
The Dead Sea Scrolls are a collection of different texts that were first discovered by a young boy
named Juma and his cousins, who were Bedouin goat herders, in 1947 in a cave at the Khirbet
Qumran in the West Bank near the Dead Sea, from which they derive their name. Then, in 1949
archaeologists searched and discovered more scrolls in ten other caves in the area. The texts are of
great historical and religious value. They include the third oldest known surviving texts of works
included in the Bible and they date back 1,000 years from the oldest known texts at that time and are
when Jesus lived. They also contain previously unknown stories about biblical figures. The texts are
written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. Probably the Dead Sea Scrolls have had the greatest Biblical
impact. They have provided Old Testament manuscripts. The Dead Sea Scrolls have demonstrated that
the Old Testament was accurately transmitted during this interval. In addition, they provide a wealth
of information on the times leading up to, and during, the life of Christ (Wood). Therefore, the Dead
Sea Scrolls are important to us today. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They have had the greatest Biblical impact on holy and historic events throughout history. Therefore,
the finding of the Dead Sea Scrolls is very important to the world today because they show tangible
evidence that God s Word is real and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The finding of the Dead Sea Scrolls is very important to the world today because they show tangible
evidence that God s Word is real and everlasting. They have had the greatest Biblical impact on holy
and historic events throughout history. The Dead Sea Scrolls have even been called the greatest
manuscript discovery of modern times. For these reasons, the Dead Sea Scrolls are important to us
today.
The Dead Sea Scrolls are a collection of different texts that were first discovered by a young boy
named Juma and his cousins, who were Bedouin goat herders, in 1947 in a cave at the Khirbet
Qumran in the West Bank near the Dead Sea, from which they derive their name. Then, in 1949
archaeologists searched and discovered more scrolls in ten other caves in the area. The texts are of
great historical and religious value. They include the third oldest known surviving texts of works
included in the Bible and they date back 1,000 years from the oldest known texts at that time and are
when Jesus lived. They also contain previously unknown stories about biblical figures. The texts are
written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. Probably the Dead Sea Scrolls have had the greatest Biblical
impact. They have provided Old Testament manuscripts. The Dead Sea Scrolls have demonstrated that
the Old Testament was accurately transmitted during this interval. In addition, they provide a wealth
of information on the times leading up to, and during, the life of Christ (Wood). Therefore, the Dead
Sea Scrolls are important to us today. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They have had the greatest Biblical impact on holy and historic events throughout history. Therefore,
the finding of the Dead Sea Scrolls is very important to the world today because they show tangible
evidence that God s Word is real and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pinnacle Builders Case Study
pinnaclebuilders.com.au High Quality, Professional Design and Construction Services
When in search of the right company to perform your renovation, or build your new construction
project or home extension for you, be certain to locate a reputable one that offers a wide assortment of
professional design and construction services. By doing so, you will only need to rely on one company
for you project from start to completion. With one company controlling every aspect of your project, it
will have consistent quality throughout it. We are here to explain why our company, Pinnacle Builders,
will provide the services that you require to obtain above average results for renovations and
extensions.
About Pinnacle Builders
We work with our clients to design and plan their projects down to last, little detail to ensure that we
fulfil their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Without these services, we cannot create the actual plans for your project.
We offer construction services for new construction projects, additional storeys and extensions.
Renovation services by us help you rejuvenate your existing structure.
Our company also offers plans and construction for swimming pools.
We enhance your yards with attractive landscaping.
Our professional project management oversees your project to ensure quality and a timely completion
date.
We Offer a Guarantee With All of Our Services
Pinnacle Builders stands behind our projects by offering a guarantee that promises the following:
We provide you answers to all of your questions.
Our company guides and advises you in all aspects of your project.
Pinnacle cares for your property and project as if they were our own.
We ensure that the results will match the plans accurately.
Our company will update you on our
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
pinnaclebuilders.com.au High Quality, Professional Design and Construction Services
When in search of the right company to perform your renovation, or build your new construction
project or home extension for you, be certain to locate a reputable one that offers a wide assortment of
professional design and construction services. By doing so, you will only need to rely on one company
for you project from start to completion. With one company controlling every aspect of your project, it
will have consistent quality throughout it. We are here to explain why our company, Pinnacle Builders,
will provide the services that you require to obtain above average results for renovations and
extensions.
About Pinnacle Builders
We work with our clients to design and plan their projects down to last, little detail to ensure that we
fulfil their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Without these services, we cannot create the actual plans for your project.
We offer construction services for new construction projects, additional storeys and extensions.
Renovation services by us help you rejuvenate your existing structure.
Our company also offers plans and construction for swimming pools.
We enhance your yards with attractive landscaping.
Our professional project management oversees your project to ensure quality and a timely completion
date.
We Offer a Guarantee With All of Our Services
Pinnacle Builders stands behind our projects by offering a guarantee that promises the following:
We provide you answers to all of your questions.
Our company guides and advises you in all aspects of your project.
Pinnacle cares for your property and project as if they were our own.
We ensure that the results will match the plans accurately.
Our company will update you on our
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ethics – Information Systems Assignment 2
Ethics Information Systems Assignment 2 11981634
Executive Summary
In the 21st century, information systems are being heavily integrating into our everyday routiunes.
Such systems present numerous morally questionable situations for humans (Mumford 2003).
aforementioned notion is explored within the case study, allowing us to analyse potential problems
that could arise via exploration of Masons 1986 PAPA Framework which includes Privacy,
accessibility, property and accuracy.
Privacy
The power that current and future information systems afford us with to gather information about
people, their preferences, and their activities by way of surveillance, communication, storage and
retrieval is increasing (Mason, 1986). Thus, laws ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jenny has divulged confidential information that her business has tried to keep secret. Such
information included business plans and technical information that could have a significant
commercial value. It is evident that her business was trying to protect their asset as they classified the
information on their ERP system as secret and confidential information .
Jenny could run into law problems as it is a common law duty to not take unfair advantage of
confidential information if received from someone else unless the person who gave it provides consent
(Is4Profit). However, as Jenny has obtained the information in an illicit manner, she has little to no
right to disclose the private information.
Furthermore, Jenny s hacking has revealed an obvious security loophole within her company that
could be used to violate numerous privacy policies and steal personal data that could be used for
illegal or unethical purposes.
Accuracy
Even if data collection is ethical, there are still questions raised regarding the accuracy of the data. In
information systems, we depend intemperately upon the accuracy of such information as inaccurate
information can present many problems for a business (Altschuller 2004).
There is no way of determining that the data Jenny has provided to the competitor business is
accurate. If the competitor decided to use the information in their systems for financial decisions,
inaccuracies could have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ethics Information Systems Assignment 2 11981634
Executive Summary
In the 21st century, information systems are being heavily integrating into our everyday routiunes.
Such systems present numerous morally questionable situations for humans (Mumford 2003).
aforementioned notion is explored within the case study, allowing us to analyse potential problems
that could arise via exploration of Masons 1986 PAPA Framework which includes Privacy,
accessibility, property and accuracy.
Privacy
The power that current and future information systems afford us with to gather information about
people, their preferences, and their activities by way of surveillance, communication, storage and
retrieval is increasing (Mason, 1986). Thus, laws ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jenny has divulged confidential information that her business has tried to keep secret. Such
information included business plans and technical information that could have a significant
commercial value. It is evident that her business was trying to protect their asset as they classified the
information on their ERP system as secret and confidential information .
Jenny could run into law problems as it is a common law duty to not take unfair advantage of
confidential information if received from someone else unless the person who gave it provides consent
(Is4Profit). However, as Jenny has obtained the information in an illicit manner, she has little to no
right to disclose the private information.
Furthermore, Jenny s hacking has revealed an obvious security loophole within her company that
could be used to violate numerous privacy policies and steal personal data that could be used for
illegal or unethical purposes.
Accuracy
Even if data collection is ethical, there are still questions raised regarding the accuracy of the data. In
information systems, we depend intemperately upon the accuracy of such information as inaccurate
information can present many problems for a business (Altschuller 2004).
There is no way of determining that the data Jenny has provided to the competitor business is
accurate. If the competitor decided to use the information in their systems for financial decisions,
inaccuracies could have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Did Roger Chillingworth Committed The Greatest Sin
Roger Chillingworth committed the greatest sin. He seems to be the character that has the highest
amount of flaws and also the highest amount of sins. He sent his beautiful wife away to Boston for
about two years, so he could live with Native Americans, and he became upset when he found her
with a child that was not his own. Chillingworth is also a man of science, which means more than
likely, he is not a man of God. In fact, he loses his soul to Satan and basically becomes one of his
demons. If sins could be greater or lesser than one another, his terrible sin of revenge would be the
greatest one of all. After Hester Prynne stands on the scaffold for her sin, Chillingworth goes to her
cell for two reasons. The public reason is to take care of her and little Pearl; the private reason is to
figure out who the father of her baby is. Hester vows not to tell who the father is and not to tell who
Chillingworth really is. From that moment on, Roger Chillingworth devotes the rest of his life to
finding out who the father is and to seek revenge on that man. He spends several years living with
Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale and figures out that he is the father of Pearl. In fact, everyone in the
town notices that his expressions and appearance become more evil: At ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
One means a physician and the other means a blood sucking parasite. Chillingworth literally and
figuratively becomes a leech. He attaches himself to Dimmesdale to seek his revenge and plays
terrible mind games with him. The moment Chillingworth sees the scarlet letter on Dimmesdale s
chest, he loses his soul to the devil and embodies a demon perfectly: Had a man seen old Roger
Chillingworth, at the moment of his ecstasy, he would have had no need to ask how Satan comports
himself when a precious human soul is lost to heaven, and won into his kingdom. The evidence he had
been searching for for so long had finally come
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Roger Chillingworth committed the greatest sin. He seems to be the character that has the highest
amount of flaws and also the highest amount of sins. He sent his beautiful wife away to Boston for
about two years, so he could live with Native Americans, and he became upset when he found her
with a child that was not his own. Chillingworth is also a man of science, which means more than
likely, he is not a man of God. In fact, he loses his soul to Satan and basically becomes one of his
demons. If sins could be greater or lesser than one another, his terrible sin of revenge would be the
greatest one of all. After Hester Prynne stands on the scaffold for her sin, Chillingworth goes to her
cell for two reasons. The public reason is to take care of her and little Pearl; the private reason is to
figure out who the father of her baby is. Hester vows not to tell who the father is and not to tell who
Chillingworth really is. From that moment on, Roger Chillingworth devotes the rest of his life to
finding out who the father is and to seek revenge on that man. He spends several years living with
Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale and figures out that he is the father of Pearl. In fact, everyone in the
town notices that his expressions and appearance become more evil: At ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
One means a physician and the other means a blood sucking parasite. Chillingworth literally and
figuratively becomes a leech. He attaches himself to Dimmesdale to seek his revenge and plays
terrible mind games with him. The moment Chillingworth sees the scarlet letter on Dimmesdale s
chest, he loses his soul to the devil and embodies a demon perfectly: Had a man seen old Roger
Chillingworth, at the moment of his ecstasy, he would have had no need to ask how Satan comports
himself when a precious human soul is lost to heaven, and won into his kingdom. The evidence he had
been searching for for so long had finally come
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Prince And The Art Of War
1. General: During the early European renaissance, military and political influencer Niccolo
Machiavelli published several influential works, including The Prince and The Art of War. His work s
greatest impacts were expanding on the brutal nature of realpolitik and realism to maintain peace
within a highly competitive system and promoting the war manpower shift from mercenaries to citizen
militias with buy in. Many nation states use his political and military ideals as a basis for their own
statecraft and military organizations.
2. Author s Identity: Unlike many other previous writers on military thought, Machiavelli was not
from pure or noble blood, although he was of enough social status to become literate. Instead,
Machiavelli used his intellect to climb the social ladder the highest legs of Italian social order. From
1501 to 1521, Machiavelli worked as an influencer, author, and military leader. Rather than conceal
his intellect to avoid prosecution or death, such as within a monastery, Machiavelli balanced a thin
line between critical thought and appeasement in his allegorical experiences with Caesar Borgia.
3. Author s Purpose and Intended Audience: While Machiavelli s writings can appeal to a wide
international audience, Italian political and military leaders were his intended audience, especially
those in turbulent city states. Although many of his concepts touch on lower level politics and tactical
level operations, a majority of ideas are better suited for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
1. General: During the early European renaissance, military and political influencer Niccolo
Machiavelli published several influential works, including The Prince and The Art of War. His work s
greatest impacts were expanding on the brutal nature of realpolitik and realism to maintain peace
within a highly competitive system and promoting the war manpower shift from mercenaries to citizen
militias with buy in. Many nation states use his political and military ideals as a basis for their own
statecraft and military organizations.
2. Author s Identity: Unlike many other previous writers on military thought, Machiavelli was not
from pure or noble blood, although he was of enough social status to become literate. Instead,
Machiavelli used his intellect to climb the social ladder the highest legs of Italian social order. From
1501 to 1521, Machiavelli worked as an influencer, author, and military leader. Rather than conceal
his intellect to avoid prosecution or death, such as within a monastery, Machiavelli balanced a thin
line between critical thought and appeasement in his allegorical experiences with Caesar Borgia.
3. Author s Purpose and Intended Audience: While Machiavelli s writings can appeal to a wide
international audience, Italian political and military leaders were his intended audience, especially
those in turbulent city states. Although many of his concepts touch on lower level politics and tactical
level operations, a majority of ideas are better suited for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Devastation Of The Hurricane Katrina
In the history of the United States of America, Hurricane Katrina was known as one of the worst
hurricanes in the world. The hurricane was a combination of tropical waters and gushing winds. It was
the vicious hurricane that caused severe damage to the citizens of the United States of America. The
amazing city known for its southern style, Cajun cuisines, jazz music and its celebration of Mardi
Gras will never be the same. New Orleans, Louisiana was changed forever in August 2005 when this
category five hurricane left the city devastated. The catastrophic storm tore through the city of New
Orleans and surrounding areas destroying everything in its path and killing hundreds of people.
For millions of people living near the Gulf and Atlantic coasts of the United States, a team of weather
experts in Miami were helping make a difference between another hurricane disaster and safe
evacuations in the wake of the oncoming storm. These experts are trained to interpret data from
satellites, weather stations and specialized computer equipment to give the public advance warning of
hurricanes barreling toward any shores (Treaster, 2007, p. 26).
In August 2005, the national weather and the national hurricane center issued reports during the
upcoming week on the strength and fast pace as it approached the Gulf of Mexico (Treaster, 2007, p.
44). On August 23, 2005, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Florida issued the first advisory
about the tropical storm (Brinkley, 2006, p. 4). At
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the history of the United States of America, Hurricane Katrina was known as one of the worst
hurricanes in the world. The hurricane was a combination of tropical waters and gushing winds. It was
the vicious hurricane that caused severe damage to the citizens of the United States of America. The
amazing city known for its southern style, Cajun cuisines, jazz music and its celebration of Mardi
Gras will never be the same. New Orleans, Louisiana was changed forever in August 2005 when this
category five hurricane left the city devastated. The catastrophic storm tore through the city of New
Orleans and surrounding areas destroying everything in its path and killing hundreds of people.
For millions of people living near the Gulf and Atlantic coasts of the United States, a team of weather
experts in Miami were helping make a difference between another hurricane disaster and safe
evacuations in the wake of the oncoming storm. These experts are trained to interpret data from
satellites, weather stations and specialized computer equipment to give the public advance warning of
hurricanes barreling toward any shores (Treaster, 2007, p. 26).
In August 2005, the national weather and the national hurricane center issued reports during the
upcoming week on the strength and fast pace as it approached the Gulf of Mexico (Treaster, 2007, p.
44). On August 23, 2005, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Florida issued the first advisory
about the tropical storm (Brinkley, 2006, p. 4). At
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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