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Why The Outcasts Judge People
Difference isn t always a bad thing, it s just unordinary. That s why it s an instinct to immediately
judge people, whether it be good or bad, when they appear different. Good judgements aren t that easy
to achieve, though, so people tend to go in the direction as other normal people so they don t attract
attention.A direct example of this is when Hazel tries to convince George to take out some balls from
his bags. He refuses, only because he is aware that there is consequences to taking them out. There
would be a fine of two thousand dollars. Along with that, he would also spend two years in jail for
every ball taken out. The balls in this example, represent the thoughts or actions a person wants to do.
They re held captive in the bag that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some might argue that the restrictions the government put on society is great. Uniqueness should not
exist in their Utopia . If everyone is forced to be the same, and that different levels of capability
should not be allowed. Therefore, no one s self esteem would be lowered knowing that other people
have advantages in their physical appearance, their intelligence, physical ability, etc. No one would be
jealous that they don t have what others do, like when George mentions the ballerinas. He says And
their faces were masked, so that no one, seeing a free and graceful gesture or a pretty face, would feel
like something the cat drug in. At the beginning of the story, it states that everyone has the same
intelligence, and later shows that George, who is above average in intelligence, isn t allowed to use it.
It may seem that this would be perfect. Everyone has the same intelligence, so no one feels bad that
they are not as smart as others. It seems that this society is based on the literal idea that everyone
should be equal.. Although it is, it s not as perfect as other people would assume. Equality doesn t
mean that everyone will succeed. Giving equality to everyone means that everyone would be given the
same materials, whether it is beneficial or not. On the other hand, equity, would be more perfect.
Equity is when everyone is given the required materials based on their needs. It s not equality, and
may appear
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Difference isn t always a bad thing, it s just unordinary. That s why it s an instinct to immediately
judge people, whether it be good or bad, when they appear different. Good judgements aren t that easy
to achieve, though, so people tend to go in the direction as other normal people so they don t attract
attention.A direct example of this is when Hazel tries to convince George to take out some balls from
his bags. He refuses, only because he is aware that there is consequences to taking them out. There
would be a fine of two thousand dollars. Along with that, he would also spend two years in jail for
every ball taken out. The balls in this example, represent the thoughts or actions a person wants to do.
They re held captive in the bag that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some might argue that the restrictions the government put on society is great. Uniqueness should not
exist in their Utopia . If everyone is forced to be the same, and that different levels of capability
should not be allowed. Therefore, no one s self esteem would be lowered knowing that other people
have advantages in their physical appearance, their intelligence, physical ability, etc. No one would be
jealous that they don t have what others do, like when George mentions the ballerinas. He says And
their faces were masked, so that no one, seeing a free and graceful gesture or a pretty face, would feel
like something the cat drug in. At the beginning of the story, it states that everyone has the same
intelligence, and later shows that George, who is above average in intelligence, isn t allowed to use it.
It may seem that this would be perfect. Everyone has the same intelligence, so no one feels bad that
they are not as smart as others. It seems that this society is based on the literal idea that everyone
should be equal.. Although it is, it s not as perfect as other people would assume. Equality doesn t
mean that everyone will succeed. Giving equality to everyone means that everyone would be given the
same materials, whether it is beneficial or not. On the other hand, equity, would be more perfect.
Equity is when everyone is given the required materials based on their needs. It s not equality, and
may appear
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Introduction.Robert Is A Ninety-Year-Old Man, Who Has Been
Introduction
Robert is a ninety year old man, who has been experiencing progressive and worsening heart failure.
He has a long cardiac history and has been under the care of a cardiologist for the past 30 years. His
medical history includes, hypertension, osteoarthritis, dyslipidemia and heart disease. Robert lives in a
senior condominium community with his wife Janet. After obtaining informed consent, an in depth,
oral interview was conducted with the following key features of Robert s medical history as follows.
The interview began with Robert detailing his history of heart disease and when he was first
diagnosed. He stated he began having chest heaviness ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He said his daughter thought she had watched her father die right in front of her eyes. After receiving
the ICD in 2015, he stated he had been fine until a recent routine check. It was noted on an
echocardiogram the he has a 1 2+ mild to moderate mitral valve regurgitation and enlargement of the
aorta. He states he has an appointment with the valve specialist this week to discuss treatment options.
He admits to having noted recently, increased shortness of breath with exertion. He stated he can walk
the length of the hall about 100 feet and becomes short of breath. He also has developed a slight
productive cough. Robert felt it important to share his social history. He grew up in a small town in
northern Minnesota in a family of five children during the depression. They were poor and their diet
consisted of red meat from their cows and lots of potatoes and gravy. His father died suddenly of a
heart attack at age 54. His three brothers and 1 sister also died of heart disease. He was the youngest
child and oldest survivor. Later in life he was a successful businessman and took clients out to dinner
where prior to being diagnosed with heart disease, he ate steaks and potatoes and high fat foods. He
feels strongly that there is a genetic component towards heart disease with his family history. Robert
detailed his current treatment plan. He stated he is on medication for his blood pressure, cholesterol
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction
Robert is a ninety year old man, who has been experiencing progressive and worsening heart failure.
He has a long cardiac history and has been under the care of a cardiologist for the past 30 years. His
medical history includes, hypertension, osteoarthritis, dyslipidemia and heart disease. Robert lives in a
senior condominium community with his wife Janet. After obtaining informed consent, an in depth,
oral interview was conducted with the following key features of Robert s medical history as follows.
The interview began with Robert detailing his history of heart disease and when he was first
diagnosed. He stated he began having chest heaviness ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He said his daughter thought she had watched her father die right in front of her eyes. After receiving
the ICD in 2015, he stated he had been fine until a recent routine check. It was noted on an
echocardiogram the he has a 1 2+ mild to moderate mitral valve regurgitation and enlargement of the
aorta. He states he has an appointment with the valve specialist this week to discuss treatment options.
He admits to having noted recently, increased shortness of breath with exertion. He stated he can walk
the length of the hall about 100 feet and becomes short of breath. He also has developed a slight
productive cough. Robert felt it important to share his social history. He grew up in a small town in
northern Minnesota in a family of five children during the depression. They were poor and their diet
consisted of red meat from their cows and lots of potatoes and gravy. His father died suddenly of a
heart attack at age 54. His three brothers and 1 sister also died of heart disease. He was the youngest
child and oldest survivor. Later in life he was a successful businessman and took clients out to dinner
where prior to being diagnosed with heart disease, he ate steaks and potatoes and high fat foods. He
feels strongly that there is a genetic component towards heart disease with his family history. Robert
detailed his current treatment plan. He stated he is on medication for his blood pressure, cholesterol
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It Is Often Stated That Prison Does Not Work Because of...
Introduction
What is Recidivism Recidivism is a term, applied in the Criminal Justice System for criminals who
despite having been punished for a crime go on to repeat it, only to be returned to a custodial sentence.
It is for this particular reason that the penal system need to decide whether the system is effective in
doing its job, or reforms are needed to improve the way it conducts itself.
What causes Recidivism?
Recidivism is caused by criminals who have been through the courts and prison system and still refuse
to turn away from crime; the causes of repeat crime may involve many social factors, such as society,
the economic climate, or family issues that may affect the criminal in a negative manner. Perhaps the
need for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
June 1998 June 2001 * Total prisoner population, despite growing slightly between 25% 27%
remained stable (700) Increase did not occur as rapidly as it would have had the HDC not been
introduced.( Home Detention Curfew) * The increasing custody rates continued grew from 25% 27%
due to extension of executive recall of medium term prisoners.
June 2001 June 2003 * Prisons saw an increase of 7,300 caused by increase in remand, recall and
sentenced population * Increase driven by those serving more than 4 years or more. * Reflecting a
more frequent deployment of longer sentences, again due to most offences being sentenced for VATP
and drug offences. June 2003 2005 * Saw a small increase of 2,500 in prison population June 205
2009 * Despite introducing the ECL (End of Custody Licence) the population rose to 5,900 due to
lagged effect of previous large increases of offenders who were on longer sentences.
The Ministry of Justice Bulletin states that the overall increase in the prison population of 66% was
due to the segments mentioned in the beginning of my report.
According Juliet Lyon, Director of Prison Reform, the answer to the rise in prison population lies in
the way crime is viewed by the media and whatever political party is in power at the time She also
states that high profile and disturbing cases tend to distort the perception of the public at large and
making them intolerant to crime in any form. Juliet debates that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction
What is Recidivism Recidivism is a term, applied in the Criminal Justice System for criminals who
despite having been punished for a crime go on to repeat it, only to be returned to a custodial sentence.
It is for this particular reason that the penal system need to decide whether the system is effective in
doing its job, or reforms are needed to improve the way it conducts itself.
What causes Recidivism?
Recidivism is caused by criminals who have been through the courts and prison system and still refuse
to turn away from crime; the causes of repeat crime may involve many social factors, such as society,
the economic climate, or family issues that may affect the criminal in a negative manner. Perhaps the
need for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
June 1998 June 2001 * Total prisoner population, despite growing slightly between 25% 27%
remained stable (700) Increase did not occur as rapidly as it would have had the HDC not been
introduced.( Home Detention Curfew) * The increasing custody rates continued grew from 25% 27%
due to extension of executive recall of medium term prisoners.
June 2001 June 2003 * Prisons saw an increase of 7,300 caused by increase in remand, recall and
sentenced population * Increase driven by those serving more than 4 years or more. * Reflecting a
more frequent deployment of longer sentences, again due to most offences being sentenced for VATP
and drug offences. June 2003 2005 * Saw a small increase of 2,500 in prison population June 205
2009 * Despite introducing the ECL (End of Custody Licence) the population rose to 5,900 due to
lagged effect of previous large increases of offenders who were on longer sentences.
The Ministry of Justice Bulletin states that the overall increase in the prison population of 66% was
due to the segments mentioned in the beginning of my report.
According Juliet Lyon, Director of Prison Reform, the answer to the rise in prison population lies in
the way crime is viewed by the media and whatever political party is in power at the time She also
states that high profile and disturbing cases tend to distort the perception of the public at large and
making them intolerant to crime in any form. Juliet debates that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lewis Screwtape Letters, An Amusing And Profound Story...
Lewis Screwtape Letters is an amusing and profound story of the world s temptation and a Christian s
victory over it. In a collection of letters, an old demon, Screwtape, gives advice and guidance to his
young and naive nephew, Wormwood, on how to lure his patient to Hell. Amateurishly attempting to
tempt his patient to commit some great, extravagant sin, Wormwood lets his hand off the wheel and
his patient becomes a Christian. Even in a seemingly hopeless situation, Screwtape kept his cool and
advised Wormwood to prevent his doing anything. As long as he does not convert it into action...Let
him do anything but act. No amount of piety in his imagination and affections will harm us if we can
keep it out of his will. As one of the humans has said, active habits are strengthened by repetition but
passive ones are weakened. (pg.66 67) Screwtape and Wormwood work to work to keep the patients
faith in a passive, lukewarm state and put out his fire for the Lord. They try to distract him with the
ways of the world, but they are unable to put out his burning fire for the Lord. In an unexpected
bombing, the patient slipped through Wormwood s hands and into the open arms of his Heavenly
Father. Some ways Wormwood is instructed to tempt his patient is by keeping him either stuck in the
past or hag ridden with the future, creating doubt during the low or struggling times and distracted
during the good times, and with love.
Although our minds are limited by time, we
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lewis Screwtape Letters is an amusing and profound story of the world s temptation and a Christian s
victory over it. In a collection of letters, an old demon, Screwtape, gives advice and guidance to his
young and naive nephew, Wormwood, on how to lure his patient to Hell. Amateurishly attempting to
tempt his patient to commit some great, extravagant sin, Wormwood lets his hand off the wheel and
his patient becomes a Christian. Even in a seemingly hopeless situation, Screwtape kept his cool and
advised Wormwood to prevent his doing anything. As long as he does not convert it into action...Let
him do anything but act. No amount of piety in his imagination and affections will harm us if we can
keep it out of his will. As one of the humans has said, active habits are strengthened by repetition but
passive ones are weakened. (pg.66 67) Screwtape and Wormwood work to work to keep the patients
faith in a passive, lukewarm state and put out his fire for the Lord. They try to distract him with the
ways of the world, but they are unable to put out his burning fire for the Lord. In an unexpected
bombing, the patient slipped through Wormwood s hands and into the open arms of his Heavenly
Father. Some ways Wormwood is instructed to tempt his patient is by keeping him either stuck in the
past or hag ridden with the future, creating doubt during the low or struggling times and distracted
during the good times, and with love.
Although our minds are limited by time, we
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mexican Candies Research Paper
Mexican candies are a delicious blend of different materials such as cocoa, sugar, cocoa butter, milk,
peanuts and emulsifiers such as lecithin, Japanese and more added flavors such as vanilla essence.
There are many varieties of Mexican candies to be widely available on the market. Most of the shops
that sold sweets Mexican cadies lovely British, Australian and Canadian English. So, some of the
classes, these candies are the result of existence and that without artificial preservatives. You can
safely getting dark candy is white. Everything depends on the contents of the candy consumed in the
production of these candies.japanese peanuts to make them more delicious desserts.Mexican chocolate
bars usually covered with chocolate. There are a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, it is a fact that these sweets were more expensive chocolate bars to lose and those
available in large quantities by the price a customer pays for packaging, while buying a candy.In
contrast many other types of candy, Mexican candy is made of white granulated sugar and fruit juices
that are mixed with the natural taste and simulated. Alternatively, they may contain gelatin, shellac,
and is terrible news for lacto vegetarians and vegans. On the other hand, it is easy to recognize when a
letter is printed on them and they are the cake with hard sugar shell.Berries, ice cream, carnival, real
fruit Skittles, Tropical Smoothie and Sour Mix some varieties of Mexican candies. The real fruit of
pins, a different nature, such as grapes, lemon, lime, orange and strawberry are available. However,
some countries, like Taiwan, South Korea and America, the taste of lime, is replaced by the taste of
green apple. These delicious candies are available in the other hand, tastes like vanilla, caramel ripple,
chocolate, strawberry and vanilla Orange.Raspberries, strawberries, berries, melon and Berry Berry
Punch are some variants where you can find these candies in Mexican candy
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mexican candies are a delicious blend of different materials such as cocoa, sugar, cocoa butter, milk,
peanuts and emulsifiers such as lecithin, Japanese and more added flavors such as vanilla essence.
There are many varieties of Mexican candies to be widely available on the market. Most of the shops
that sold sweets Mexican cadies lovely British, Australian and Canadian English. So, some of the
classes, these candies are the result of existence and that without artificial preservatives. You can
safely getting dark candy is white. Everything depends on the contents of the candy consumed in the
production of these candies.japanese peanuts to make them more delicious desserts.Mexican chocolate
bars usually covered with chocolate. There are a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, it is a fact that these sweets were more expensive chocolate bars to lose and those
available in large quantities by the price a customer pays for packaging, while buying a candy.In
contrast many other types of candy, Mexican candy is made of white granulated sugar and fruit juices
that are mixed with the natural taste and simulated. Alternatively, they may contain gelatin, shellac,
and is terrible news for lacto vegetarians and vegans. On the other hand, it is easy to recognize when a
letter is printed on them and they are the cake with hard sugar shell.Berries, ice cream, carnival, real
fruit Skittles, Tropical Smoothie and Sour Mix some varieties of Mexican candies. The real fruit of
pins, a different nature, such as grapes, lemon, lime, orange and strawberry are available. However,
some countries, like Taiwan, South Korea and America, the taste of lime, is replaced by the taste of
green apple. These delicious candies are available in the other hand, tastes like vanilla, caramel ripple,
chocolate, strawberry and vanilla Orange.Raspberries, strawberries, berries, melon and Berry Berry
Punch are some variants where you can find these candies in Mexican candy
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Deucalion Compare And Contrast
Favour Owolabi Mrs. Henderson Honors World Lit. February 3, 2015 Mankind s Death and Rebirth
Being an honorable person is an important attribute to many people. Noah and Deucalion were two
highly honorable men. These men and their families were the only two men out of thousands to
survive a fate that changed mankind forever. Noah was a man from Babylon who feared God and
found favor in His sight. Deucalion was a man from Greece who pleased the gods and was able to stay
pure in his heart. Both men had many similar attributes and purposes for life, but each had differences
that made their stories unique. A commonality in both stories is that mankind harbored evil in their
hearts and had no regard for God/Zeus provoking their wraths. According to the Grecian flood story,
men became unbearably wicked and no longer lived at peace with each other. They were always at
war with each other having no law or safety in the land. In the Bible, God saw how evil men were and
how there was nothing but immorality in mans heart. The depravity and iniquity of man are what led
to God and Zeus s wrath. Men became lawless, it was as if every man was for themselves. This
corruption is what made God and Zeus to become weary and to regret ever creating man. But as the
world became wickeder and wickeder every day he began to grow weary of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Deucalion was from Prometheus and Pandora. Once every year Deucalion went to his father,
Prometheus who was hanging chained to the mountain peak. (http://www.authorama.com/old greek
stories 6.html) God created Adam and Eve who serve as the parents of humanity. (Genesis 1 3) Both
parents were the source of mankind s evil. Prometheus because he created fire and Pandora for
opening the box which released the seven evils. Adam and Eve were because they ate from the tree of
knowledge and good and evil, disobeying God s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Favour Owolabi Mrs. Henderson Honors World Lit. February 3, 2015 Mankind s Death and Rebirth
Being an honorable person is an important attribute to many people. Noah and Deucalion were two
highly honorable men. These men and their families were the only two men out of thousands to
survive a fate that changed mankind forever. Noah was a man from Babylon who feared God and
found favor in His sight. Deucalion was a man from Greece who pleased the gods and was able to stay
pure in his heart. Both men had many similar attributes and purposes for life, but each had differences
that made their stories unique. A commonality in both stories is that mankind harbored evil in their
hearts and had no regard for God/Zeus provoking their wraths. According to the Grecian flood story,
men became unbearably wicked and no longer lived at peace with each other. They were always at
war with each other having no law or safety in the land. In the Bible, God saw how evil men were and
how there was nothing but immorality in mans heart. The depravity and iniquity of man are what led
to God and Zeus s wrath. Men became lawless, it was as if every man was for themselves. This
corruption is what made God and Zeus to become weary and to regret ever creating man. But as the
world became wickeder and wickeder every day he began to grow weary of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Deucalion was from Prometheus and Pandora. Once every year Deucalion went to his father,
Prometheus who was hanging chained to the mountain peak. (http://www.authorama.com/old greek
stories 6.html) God created Adam and Eve who serve as the parents of humanity. (Genesis 1 3) Both
parents were the source of mankind s evil. Prometheus because he created fire and Pandora for
opening the box which released the seven evils. Adam and Eve were because they ate from the tree of
knowledge and good and evil, disobeying God s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Rhetorical Analysis Of Pope Urban II
Pope Urban II delivers a touching an inspiring speech that is meant to highlight the importance of
trusting in God in one attempt to overcome their challenges. The pope delivers the message at a time
when there is turmoil and the country had been subjected to chaos to misunderstanding by the kings
and rulers at the time. In his speech the religious leader employs a prayer in their attempt to convince
their followers to embark of the dangerous journey and rescue what belongs to them based on the
motivation of bible scriptures.
One motivation that the pope uses in luring Christians into the idea of fighting in the holy land is
based in the fact that God has given them power unlike other nations to defeat their enemies (Jan). In
his speech, Urban II also mentions their uniqueness in the ability to possess courage, and humility
means that their God favors them and they do not need to worry as they plan to tackle and overcome
the enemy in war. In the motivational speech, the pope further reminds the city members that they
need to be aware that God is with them and they should not worry in the battle (Jan). ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Urban II states that it is written in the holy books that if they forsake their earthly materials and
relatives for the name of their God, they will be blessed abundantly. He asserts that Christians need to
learn to forego all belongings including those that they treasure dearly in their loves especially when
he refers to leaving family members for the glory of God s name. In concluding his remarks, the Pope
states that the word of God not only needs Christies to forego their belongings but they also have to
realize that their bodies are worthless too and they should murder and devour each other for the name
of God
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pope Urban II delivers a touching an inspiring speech that is meant to highlight the importance of
trusting in God in one attempt to overcome their challenges. The pope delivers the message at a time
when there is turmoil and the country had been subjected to chaos to misunderstanding by the kings
and rulers at the time. In his speech the religious leader employs a prayer in their attempt to convince
their followers to embark of the dangerous journey and rescue what belongs to them based on the
motivation of bible scriptures.
One motivation that the pope uses in luring Christians into the idea of fighting in the holy land is
based in the fact that God has given them power unlike other nations to defeat their enemies (Jan). In
his speech, Urban II also mentions their uniqueness in the ability to possess courage, and humility
means that their God favors them and they do not need to worry as they plan to tackle and overcome
the enemy in war. In the motivational speech, the pope further reminds the city members that they
need to be aware that God is with them and they should not worry in the battle (Jan). ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Urban II states that it is written in the holy books that if they forsake their earthly materials and
relatives for the name of their God, they will be blessed abundantly. He asserts that Christians need to
learn to forego all belongings including those that they treasure dearly in their loves especially when
he refers to leaving family members for the glory of God s name. In concluding his remarks, the Pope
states that the word of God not only needs Christies to forego their belongings but they also have to
realize that their bodies are worthless too and they should murder and devour each other for the name
of God
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Native American Healing Traditions Could Supplement Modern...
Many traditional Native medicines and healing practices were discouraged with the advent of Western
medicine, but now there is a movement to return to traditional ways (Zubek, 1994, p. 1924). Modern
Western medicine treats the symptoms to cure a diseased state when the body is out of homeostasis.
Native American healing traditions do this as well with herbs and plants suited to the purpose. These
Native healing traditions also include sacred rituals, chants, and purification rites to help bring the
spirit and mind of the afflicted back into balance. In effect, treating the whole person, not only the
disease. A blending of these two healing practices could bring about better prognoses for today s
patients. The purpose of this paper is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The findings of this survey showed that 73.6% agreed with the use of traditional medicines for health
maintenance, 79.2% agreed for benign illness, such as colds or sprained ankles, and 90.3% agreed for
palliative care (Zubek, 1994, p. 1926). Where they disagreed the most was with the use of traditional
healing in the intensive care units, only 16.9% agreed with the use of this treatment for serious illness,
such as cardiac or respiratory compromise, whether in the hospital (21.2% agreed) or as outpatients
(26.4% agreed). Nearly half (48.6%) agreed with using traditional medicines for chronic illnesses,
such as non insulin dependent diabetes or Parkinson s disease (Zubek, 1994, p. 1926). One instance
where physicians were unwilling to allow their patients to use Native medicine was while the patient
is in the hospital, because the physician could be held legally responsible for any treatment
administered while admitted under their care. There is also the problem of differentiating between
legitimate Native healing practitioners and those who would take advantage of anyone not aware of
the proper rituals and techniques that need to be performed (Zubek, 1994, p. 1929). This could be
overcome by having a formalized licensing organization such as is used by Western practitioners (i.e.
American Society of Clinical Pathology [ASCP]). That poses another problem though, as to whether
traditionalists would be willing to have such an organization.
The
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Many traditional Native medicines and healing practices were discouraged with the advent of Western
medicine, but now there is a movement to return to traditional ways (Zubek, 1994, p. 1924). Modern
Western medicine treats the symptoms to cure a diseased state when the body is out of homeostasis.
Native American healing traditions do this as well with herbs and plants suited to the purpose. These
Native healing traditions also include sacred rituals, chants, and purification rites to help bring the
spirit and mind of the afflicted back into balance. In effect, treating the whole person, not only the
disease. A blending of these two healing practices could bring about better prognoses for today s
patients. The purpose of this paper is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The findings of this survey showed that 73.6% agreed with the use of traditional medicines for health
maintenance, 79.2% agreed for benign illness, such as colds or sprained ankles, and 90.3% agreed for
palliative care (Zubek, 1994, p. 1926). Where they disagreed the most was with the use of traditional
healing in the intensive care units, only 16.9% agreed with the use of this treatment for serious illness,
such as cardiac or respiratory compromise, whether in the hospital (21.2% agreed) or as outpatients
(26.4% agreed). Nearly half (48.6%) agreed with using traditional medicines for chronic illnesses,
such as non insulin dependent diabetes or Parkinson s disease (Zubek, 1994, p. 1926). One instance
where physicians were unwilling to allow their patients to use Native medicine was while the patient
is in the hospital, because the physician could be held legally responsible for any treatment
administered while admitted under their care. There is also the problem of differentiating between
legitimate Native healing practitioners and those who would take advantage of anyone not aware of
the proper rituals and techniques that need to be performed (Zubek, 1994, p. 1929). This could be
overcome by having a formalized licensing organization such as is used by Western practitioners (i.e.
American Society of Clinical Pathology [ASCP]). That poses another problem though, as to whether
traditionalists would be willing to have such an organization.
The
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A Picture Of Failure At Show Santiago s Persistence,...
The author starts the book with a picture of failure to show Santiago s persistence, passion, and
courage in the face of defeat.
Symbolism is when something abstract is represented with something concrete. Santiago is described
as, thin and gaunt with deep wrinkles in the back of his neck , brown blotches of benevolent skin
cancer , his hands had deep creased scars from handling heavy fish , and everything about him was old
except for his eyes and they were the same color as the sea and where cheerful and undefeated.
Santiago s hand scars are his battle wounds and shows that his nature is to overcome obstacles in his
path. His wrinkles and cancer spots make him look like a simple old man not concerned with looks
showing us his humility. Also his eyes that look undefeated are symbolic of his hope and
perseverance.
Santiago s home is constructed of tough bud shield from the royal palm. It has basic furniture, a bed, a
chair, and a table. The house has dirt floors and on the floor is a place to cook with charcoal. Santiago,
like his home, is simple, modest, and strong. Even though he lives somewhat on the goodwill of other
people, he manages to survive and endure. Santiago isn t caught up about when he attained humility
but recognizes that he does have this trait and is proud of it without being arrogant. Santiago shows
that humility and pride aren t mutually different and can be one in the same. Hemingway does admire
Santiago through the book. He is constantly
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The author starts the book with a picture of failure to show Santiago s persistence, passion, and
courage in the face of defeat.
Symbolism is when something abstract is represented with something concrete. Santiago is described
as, thin and gaunt with deep wrinkles in the back of his neck , brown blotches of benevolent skin
cancer , his hands had deep creased scars from handling heavy fish , and everything about him was old
except for his eyes and they were the same color as the sea and where cheerful and undefeated.
Santiago s hand scars are his battle wounds and shows that his nature is to overcome obstacles in his
path. His wrinkles and cancer spots make him look like a simple old man not concerned with looks
showing us his humility. Also his eyes that look undefeated are symbolic of his hope and
perseverance.
Santiago s home is constructed of tough bud shield from the royal palm. It has basic furniture, a bed, a
chair, and a table. The house has dirt floors and on the floor is a place to cook with charcoal. Santiago,
like his home, is simple, modest, and strong. Even though he lives somewhat on the goodwill of other
people, he manages to survive and endure. Santiago isn t caught up about when he attained humility
but recognizes that he does have this trait and is proud of it without being arrogant. Santiago shows
that humility and pride aren t mutually different and can be one in the same. Hemingway does admire
Santiago through the book. He is constantly
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Impact Of Alphonse Al Capone
RSR:
Proposed subject of study: How Alphonse Gabriel Capone rose to infamy as America s most notorious
gangster and influenced organized crime in America during the early 1920 s and 1930 s that still exists
even today.
Today the word mafia is used to refer to almost any organized crime group, and in some cases is even
used to describe groups completely unrelated to crime. However, the traditional meaning of mafia is:
organized criminal organizations of Italian or Sicilian heritage. In organized crime groups such as the
mafia there Is a hierarchy, with higher ranking members making decisions that trickle down to the
other members of the family. The mafia is not a single group or gang it is made up of many families
that can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When he was supposedly bedridden, Capone was out and about, going to the race tracks, taking trips
to the Bahamas, being questioned by local prosecutors. And by all accounts Al Capone s health was
just fine (s fbI ). On March 27th Capone was arrested for contempt of court in Florida. He got bail on
the promise that he would turn up for trial, however it was a down word spiral for Capone from this
point onwards. He was arrested numerous times after this for things like concealment of weapons
which he did a year in prison for. He also was charged with the original contempt for court and
sentenced to six months in
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RSR:
Proposed subject of study: How Alphonse Gabriel Capone rose to infamy as America s most notorious
gangster and influenced organized crime in America during the early 1920 s and 1930 s that still exists
even today.
Today the word mafia is used to refer to almost any organized crime group, and in some cases is even
used to describe groups completely unrelated to crime. However, the traditional meaning of mafia is:
organized criminal organizations of Italian or Sicilian heritage. In organized crime groups such as the
mafia there Is a hierarchy, with higher ranking members making decisions that trickle down to the
other members of the family. The mafia is not a single group or gang it is made up of many families
that can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When he was supposedly bedridden, Capone was out and about, going to the race tracks, taking trips
to the Bahamas, being questioned by local prosecutors. And by all accounts Al Capone s health was
just fine (s fbI ). On March 27th Capone was arrested for contempt of court in Florida. He got bail on
the promise that he would turn up for trial, however it was a down word spiral for Capone from this
point onwards. He was arrested numerous times after this for things like concealment of weapons
which he did a year in prison for. He also was charged with the original contempt for court and
sentenced to six months in
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Halloween In The 1920 s
Football practice ended early the day before halloween, it was a typical sunny day in Arroyo Grande.
The team decided to the local ice cream parlor Doc Burnstein s. Not usually invited to any social
events, I took the opportunity to hangout with some friends. The team crowded the small shop, taking
over a long table. A table full of rowdy white boys, and the minority usually excluded from social
events. I looked out of place as usual, but the bond he made with some teammates made the situation
bearable. Halloween on all our minds, the conversation shifted over to costume ideas. Various
suggestions rolled in. As we brainstormed, the team clown decided to speak up. He exclaimed, AY
Guys! We should all dress up as members of
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Football practice ended early the day before halloween, it was a typical sunny day in Arroyo Grande.
The team decided to the local ice cream parlor Doc Burnstein s. Not usually invited to any social
events, I took the opportunity to hangout with some friends. The team crowded the small shop, taking
over a long table. A table full of rowdy white boys, and the minority usually excluded from social
events. I looked out of place as usual, but the bond he made with some teammates made the situation
bearable. Halloween on all our minds, the conversation shifted over to costume ideas. Various
suggestions rolled in. As we brainstormed, the team clown decided to speak up. He exclaimed, AY
Guys! We should all dress up as members of
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Elements Of Mise-En-Scene
Snyder s usage of the elements of mise en scene creates the theme of inevitability by the camera shots
that were incorporated throughout the movie, the expression that the character had when they were
facing adversities, the choice of music that were incorporated during each of the scene and how each
one of the characters actions affected the outcome of how they were going to survive. An example of
one of the elements of mise en scene was the lighting during the scene when one of the shuttles was
overturned on the side of the road. The lighting in this scene created a feeling of suspense and fear
which causes the mood of the setting to become more intensified. The scene starts with the mall
shuttles making some sharp turns to reach the marina
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Snyder s usage of the elements of mise en scene creates the theme of inevitability by the camera shots
that were incorporated throughout the movie, the expression that the character had when they were
facing adversities, the choice of music that were incorporated during each of the scene and how each
one of the characters actions affected the outcome of how they were going to survive. An example of
one of the elements of mise en scene was the lighting during the scene when one of the shuttles was
overturned on the side of the road. The lighting in this scene created a feeling of suspense and fear
which causes the mood of the setting to become more intensified. The scene starts with the mall
shuttles making some sharp turns to reach the marina
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Management Accounting System
In order to successful a company in the short term or long term a company should have a good A
management Accounting System (MAS). MAS is the a system that company have to help them about
control and quality of decision making in order to gain the most effective and efficiency decison. It
includes management repots, company s accounts and statistical information to provide an accurate
and professional information that consist every single aspect from the company. There are so many
way tools and techniques applied for a Management accounting system. It could be financial and non
financial tools and techniques.
List of Mananagement Accounting : Daily bank reconciliation and support
Journals and reconciliation
Maintenance of tax accounting fixed assets
Profit and loss accounts
Target Costing
Revenue repots
SWOT analysis
Reports which consist of how many tenant check in and out
Capital Budget repots
Variance Analysis
Budgets for every quarter and annual
CVP analysis
Flexible budget MAS at Unilodge
1. SWOT analysis swot analysis stands for Strength, Weakness , Opportunity and Threats of
organisation in external or even internal market condition . Swot analysis is simple and straight
forward method model that determine what company can t do, seek the possible opportunity and
limitation or threats. Swot analysis is accessible and it includes quantitative and qualitative analysis
for the company.
S
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In order to successful a company in the short term or long term a company should have a good A
management Accounting System (MAS). MAS is the a system that company have to help them about
control and quality of decision making in order to gain the most effective and efficiency decison. It
includes management repots, company s accounts and statistical information to provide an accurate
and professional information that consist every single aspect from the company. There are so many
way tools and techniques applied for a Management accounting system. It could be financial and non
financial tools and techniques.
List of Mananagement Accounting : Daily bank reconciliation and support
Journals and reconciliation
Maintenance of tax accounting fixed assets
Profit and loss accounts
Target Costing
Revenue repots
SWOT analysis
Reports which consist of how many tenant check in and out
Capital Budget repots
Variance Analysis
Budgets for every quarter and annual
CVP analysis
Flexible budget MAS at Unilodge
1. SWOT analysis swot analysis stands for Strength, Weakness , Opportunity and Threats of
organisation in external or even internal market condition . Swot analysis is simple and straight
forward method model that determine what company can t do, seek the possible opportunity and
limitation or threats. Swot analysis is accessible and it includes quantitative and qualitative analysis
for the company.
S
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Muslims believe the prophets of God are His messengers to...
Muslims believe the prophets of God are His messengers to human kind, they include; Adam, Noah,
Joseph, Luke, Moses, Abraham, Jesus and Muhammad. Salman noted in our discussion that Noah
should be an example to us all because he preached for 950 years and was listened to by less than a
dozen people. All others mocked him so he was very courageous in his obedience and faith. The
Kaaba is the most sacred place in Islam. The Kaaba is located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. It is where
millions of people make a pilgrimage. Salman said during his pilgrimage to Mecca there were over 3
million people who answered the call of prayer and in a matter of minutes were lined up side by side,
shoulders touching so that Satan could not squeeze in. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Muezzin is anyone who makes the call to prayer in the mosque. In large Mosque this person may
be called the servant of the mosque. In small mosque the imam would also perform the call to prayer.
Mujtahid is the interpreter of the Quran and the Hadith. They were also Muftis who used interpretation
to clarify Islamic law but in many countries Islamic law is not the law of the land. In countries where
the Law of Islam is not the law of the land a Muslim professor may serve as adviser to the local
Muslim community on religious matters. Shia Muslims also have leaders called Ayatollah and Grand
Ayatollah. Muslims prayer five times daily, all at the same time every day. The times are determined
by the position of the sun in the sky which varies depending on geographic location. There are seven
postures, one that we often see is with forehead, nose, hands and knees all touching the ground at the
same time. Most of what I have seen and read on Muslim prayer indicated they pray toward Mecca but
in the Sunni Mosque in Murfreesboro I thought I saw them turn 3 different directions as I watched
them pray. The most basic and essential prayer is the shahada. It goes: La ilaha ill Allah; wa
Mohammed rasul Allah There is no god but God; and Mohammed is the Prophet. These are the first
words that are whispered into Muslim baby and the last words a person hears when he or she is on
their deathbed. The four sects of Islam are Ahmadiyya, Shi s, Sufism and
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Muslims believe the prophets of God are His messengers to human kind, they include; Adam, Noah,
Joseph, Luke, Moses, Abraham, Jesus and Muhammad. Salman noted in our discussion that Noah
should be an example to us all because he preached for 950 years and was listened to by less than a
dozen people. All others mocked him so he was very courageous in his obedience and faith. The
Kaaba is the most sacred place in Islam. The Kaaba is located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. It is where
millions of people make a pilgrimage. Salman said during his pilgrimage to Mecca there were over 3
million people who answered the call of prayer and in a matter of minutes were lined up side by side,
shoulders touching so that Satan could not squeeze in. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Muezzin is anyone who makes the call to prayer in the mosque. In large Mosque this person may
be called the servant of the mosque. In small mosque the imam would also perform the call to prayer.
Mujtahid is the interpreter of the Quran and the Hadith. They were also Muftis who used interpretation
to clarify Islamic law but in many countries Islamic law is not the law of the land. In countries where
the Law of Islam is not the law of the land a Muslim professor may serve as adviser to the local
Muslim community on religious matters. Shia Muslims also have leaders called Ayatollah and Grand
Ayatollah. Muslims prayer five times daily, all at the same time every day. The times are determined
by the position of the sun in the sky which varies depending on geographic location. There are seven
postures, one that we often see is with forehead, nose, hands and knees all touching the ground at the
same time. Most of what I have seen and read on Muslim prayer indicated they pray toward Mecca but
in the Sunni Mosque in Murfreesboro I thought I saw them turn 3 different directions as I watched
them pray. The most basic and essential prayer is the shahada. It goes: La ilaha ill Allah; wa
Mohammed rasul Allah There is no god but God; and Mohammed is the Prophet. These are the first
words that are whispered into Muslim baby and the last words a person hears when he or she is on
their deathbed. The four sects of Islam are Ahmadiyya, Shi s, Sufism and
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Rhetorical Analysis Of Why English Is Not The National...
Introduction Many people have questioned why the United States does not have a national language,
and more specifically, why English is not the national language. Among these people is Dennis Baron,
who publishes his thoughts on this topic very often. One of his essays, considered a proposal, is titled
Don t Make English Official Ban It Instead and discusses a new way of approaching English as the
national language: banning English completely in America. Baron examines other opinions and their
flaws and then establishes contrasting points that are subtly sarcastic. He is immensely effective in
addressing his points and argument through the use of various techniques. The author conveys his
ideas not only through his words, but through ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Allusion can be described as a literary device that indirectly refers to a past literary work, historical
circumstance, or other cultural or geographic reference point...[to] help readers make connections
between concepts in a body of work...authors assume that their readers have enough knowledge of a
specific allusion to make the intended connection (Lundin, 1). His first reference is to A Modest
Proposal by Jonathan Swift; Baron uses this to allow his readers to understand that his proposal will
be satirical. Baron alludes to the Garden of Eden twice throughout his proposal; both times are to
make the parallel between temptations in the Bible and the temptations of Americans. Historical
figures that Baron mentioned throughout his work were Roger Sherman, Ross Perot, and William F.
Buckley Jr. whom are all political figures that allow Baron s audience of legislatures to further
understand the context of his proposal. Events in history added by the author include Hastings, World
War I and II, the American Revolution, the Louisiana Purchase, and the Prohibition. Each of the
events he references add context of time period and conflicts that may or already have arisen from the
problems that Baron is addressing. In order for his audience to understand the circumstances
concerning his proposal, Baron used allusion
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Introduction Many people have questioned why the United States does not have a national language,
and more specifically, why English is not the national language. Among these people is Dennis Baron,
who publishes his thoughts on this topic very often. One of his essays, considered a proposal, is titled
Don t Make English Official Ban It Instead and discusses a new way of approaching English as the
national language: banning English completely in America. Baron examines other opinions and their
flaws and then establishes contrasting points that are subtly sarcastic. He is immensely effective in
addressing his points and argument through the use of various techniques. The author conveys his
ideas not only through his words, but through ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Allusion can be described as a literary device that indirectly refers to a past literary work, historical
circumstance, or other cultural or geographic reference point...[to] help readers make connections
between concepts in a body of work...authors assume that their readers have enough knowledge of a
specific allusion to make the intended connection (Lundin, 1). His first reference is to A Modest
Proposal by Jonathan Swift; Baron uses this to allow his readers to understand that his proposal will
be satirical. Baron alludes to the Garden of Eden twice throughout his proposal; both times are to
make the parallel between temptations in the Bible and the temptations of Americans. Historical
figures that Baron mentioned throughout his work were Roger Sherman, Ross Perot, and William F.
Buckley Jr. whom are all political figures that allow Baron s audience of legislatures to further
understand the context of his proposal. Events in history added by the author include Hastings, World
War I and II, the American Revolution, the Louisiana Purchase, and the Prohibition. Each of the
events he references add context of time period and conflicts that may or already have arisen from the
problems that Baron is addressing. In order for his audience to understand the circumstances
concerning his proposal, Baron used allusion
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Analysis Of The Wife Of His Youth
The Wife of His Youth is a short story by Charles Chesnutt about a bourgeoisie man named Mr. Ryder
who is in a dilemma when the wife of his past shows up a day before he proposes to his lover, Mrs.
Molly Dixon. Originally Sam Taylor, an apprentice on a plantation, Mr. Ryder runs away and settles in
a light colored community Groveland where he becomes a bourgeoisie. In Groveland, Ryder joins a
colored organization Blue Veins where he further advances himself in society and becomes the dean of
the organization. The Blue Veins Society is created to establish and maintain correct social standards
among a people whose social condition presented almost unlimited room for improvement (Chesnutt
624). As Ryder prepares for the ball and his proposal to Molly, Liza Jane appears in his life and causes
him to thwart his proposal. Instead of proposing to Molly, he presents to his guests, Liza Jane, the wife
of his youth. Chesnutt s The Wife of His Youth addresses race and Chesnutt s view on race, societal
standards, language, and the significance of Liza Jane s appearance with racial identity and the color
line.
Race is an important element in The Wife of His Youth and can be prominently seen in Ryder s
encounter with Liza Jane. Ryder is a mulatto man, but has long forgotten his past and has embraced
the middle class societal life until Liza Jane presents him the case of her missing husband. When
Ryder meets her, she is described as, And she was very black, so black that
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The Wife of His Youth is a short story by Charles Chesnutt about a bourgeoisie man named Mr. Ryder
who is in a dilemma when the wife of his past shows up a day before he proposes to his lover, Mrs.
Molly Dixon. Originally Sam Taylor, an apprentice on a plantation, Mr. Ryder runs away and settles in
a light colored community Groveland where he becomes a bourgeoisie. In Groveland, Ryder joins a
colored organization Blue Veins where he further advances himself in society and becomes the dean of
the organization. The Blue Veins Society is created to establish and maintain correct social standards
among a people whose social condition presented almost unlimited room for improvement (Chesnutt
624). As Ryder prepares for the ball and his proposal to Molly, Liza Jane appears in his life and causes
him to thwart his proposal. Instead of proposing to Molly, he presents to his guests, Liza Jane, the wife
of his youth. Chesnutt s The Wife of His Youth addresses race and Chesnutt s view on race, societal
standards, language, and the significance of Liza Jane s appearance with racial identity and the color
line.
Race is an important element in The Wife of His Youth and can be prominently seen in Ryder s
encounter with Liza Jane. Ryder is a mulatto man, but has long forgotten his past and has embraced
the middle class societal life until Liza Jane presents him the case of her missing husband. When
Ryder meets her, she is described as, And she was very black, so black that
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Female Infanticide and Foeticide Essay
Female Infanticide and Foeticide
It is regrettable that female infanticide and foeticide are rapidly decreasing the female population
throughout India. The main factors that is responsible for the increase in the incidence of female
infanticide and foeticide is the low status of women, son preference, and the practice of dowry across
all casts groups.
The low status of women and girls is due to cultural beliefs and the material cost they represent to
their families. Vanaja Dhruvarajan says that there is a belief regarding the nature of men and women:
Men are ritually pure, physically strong, and emotionally mature; women, on the other hand, are
ritually pollutable, physically weak, and lack strong willpower (30). Because of these ... Show more
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Overall, girls get poorer education than boys, and become less aware of the world around them.
Therefore, they become dependent on men, whether it is the father, the husband or the son.
The preference for male children is due to three major reasons. One is the economic value of having
sons. Sons are more likely than daughters to provide family labour on the farm or in a family business,
earn wages, and support their parents during old age. Upon marriage, a son brings a daughter in law
into his family, and she provides additional help around the house as well as she brings riches in the
form of dowry payments. Another important advantage of having sons is their social cultural utility. In
India patriarchal family system, having one son is essential for the continuation of the family line, and
many sons provide high status to the family. Vanaja Dhruvarajan says, When a women becomes a
mother, especially the mother of a son, her status goes up in her new home for having helped
perpetuate the family (87) Finally, the utility of having sons comes from the important religious
functions that only sons can provide. In Hindu tradition, sons are needed to do the funeral of their
deceased parents and to help in the salvation of their souls.
Daughters are considered to be an economic problem to her parents mainly because of the heavy
dowry payment demanded by the groom s family, as well as the high cost of the wedding,
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Female Infanticide and Foeticide
It is regrettable that female infanticide and foeticide are rapidly decreasing the female population
throughout India. The main factors that is responsible for the increase in the incidence of female
infanticide and foeticide is the low status of women, son preference, and the practice of dowry across
all casts groups.
The low status of women and girls is due to cultural beliefs and the material cost they represent to
their families. Vanaja Dhruvarajan says that there is a belief regarding the nature of men and women:
Men are ritually pure, physically strong, and emotionally mature; women, on the other hand, are
ritually pollutable, physically weak, and lack strong willpower (30). Because of these ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overall, girls get poorer education than boys, and become less aware of the world around them.
Therefore, they become dependent on men, whether it is the father, the husband or the son.
The preference for male children is due to three major reasons. One is the economic value of having
sons. Sons are more likely than daughters to provide family labour on the farm or in a family business,
earn wages, and support their parents during old age. Upon marriage, a son brings a daughter in law
into his family, and she provides additional help around the house as well as she brings riches in the
form of dowry payments. Another important advantage of having sons is their social cultural utility. In
India patriarchal family system, having one son is essential for the continuation of the family line, and
many sons provide high status to the family. Vanaja Dhruvarajan says, When a women becomes a
mother, especially the mother of a son, her status goes up in her new home for having helped
perpetuate the family (87) Finally, the utility of having sons comes from the important religious
functions that only sons can provide. In Hindu tradition, sons are needed to do the funeral of their
deceased parents and to help in the salvation of their souls.
Daughters are considered to be an economic problem to her parents mainly because of the heavy
dowry payment demanded by the groom s family, as well as the high cost of the wedding,
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Textual Analysis Of The Martian
Last quarter I took a class called Psychology of Gender that I really enjoyed. The topics that we
discussed were all very interesting and had me wanting to go to every class for engaging discussions.
We were put into groups at the very beginning of the quarter. We had the same group throughout the
entire quarter, with these groups we lead class discussions and presented our final presentations. The
final assignment for this class was for each group to choose a film and watch it. While watching the
film we were to look and see if we could identify any particular discourses about gender that the film,
intentionally or unintentionally, displayed. We were tasked with looking back at some of the ideas we
had discussed in class, some of which ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a psychological minded individual I have been given a great vocabulary both from the Psychology
of Gender class and many others to describe gender issues and power issues reflected in the world. I
had not however, written an assignment on gender and power issues in the world and in the media
before. Approaching this assignment with a sense of openness and excitement really reflects how
much of a difference it makes when you feel connected to the material you are learning in a class.
Since this assignment, not much has changed about me as a student. I find that if I am engaged with
the material of classes and with my classmates I will have a lot to discuss in class. My Psychology of
Gender class further proved to me that professors who are very open to different ideas and veering off
the planned topic promote the greatest learning and reflecting. I was able to reflect about societal
issues and norms more in the class than any other class before it because of the great atmosphere that
the professor
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Last quarter I took a class called Psychology of Gender that I really enjoyed. The topics that we
discussed were all very interesting and had me wanting to go to every class for engaging discussions.
We were put into groups at the very beginning of the quarter. We had the same group throughout the
entire quarter, with these groups we lead class discussions and presented our final presentations. The
final assignment for this class was for each group to choose a film and watch it. While watching the
film we were to look and see if we could identify any particular discourses about gender that the film,
intentionally or unintentionally, displayed. We were tasked with looking back at some of the ideas we
had discussed in class, some of which ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a psychological minded individual I have been given a great vocabulary both from the Psychology
of Gender class and many others to describe gender issues and power issues reflected in the world. I
had not however, written an assignment on gender and power issues in the world and in the media
before. Approaching this assignment with a sense of openness and excitement really reflects how
much of a difference it makes when you feel connected to the material you are learning in a class.
Since this assignment, not much has changed about me as a student. I find that if I am engaged with
the material of classes and with my classmates I will have a lot to discuss in class. My Psychology of
Gender class further proved to me that professors who are very open to different ideas and veering off
the planned topic promote the greatest learning and reflecting. I was able to reflect about societal
issues and norms more in the class than any other class before it because of the great atmosphere that
the professor
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Who Is Faber In Fahrenheit 451
Ray Bradbury wrote Fahrenheit 451 in 1953 on a typewriter in his basement. Fahrenheit 451 is based
in a futuristic United States where books are banned and constantly burned by firefighters. Faber is the
Mentor that helps, the hero, Guy Montag to bring books back into society. Faber still helps Montag
even though doing so is illegal, which makes Faber the Mentor in Fahrenheit 451. Faber is doing good
by helping Montag because Montag agrees with Faber. Faber eventually helps Montag run from the
law because he knows Montag wants to help with their shared cause. Faber later points Montag in the
direction of the people that are preserving the information inside books, to help Montag run away.
Bradbury illustrates how Faber is the Mentor in Fahrenheit 451 by having Faber help Montag in
different ways. Faber helps Montag on his journey to help bring books back into society and to help
people understand that there is more to life then what is directly in front of them. Faber assists Montag
to help him get out of certain situations, and to do more to save books. Faber also helps Montag by
pointing him in the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their mutual cause is to bring books back into a society, that has banished books for thousands of
years. Faber gives Montag a green earpiece for communication, similar to a bluetooth earpiece today
and it looks like a green bullet. Montag then does tasks that Faber gives him, listening for his directive
through the earpiece. While using this method of communication, Faber helps Montag stop talking
when Montag could have possibly ruined everything, when he is at home talking to Mildred s friends
about books and poetry (Bradbury 86, 94). This is helpful to Montag because Faber keeps him out of
trouble. Montag then knows what he needs to do, and when, thanks to Faber s help. Faber does more
than just guide Montag through tough situations, but Faber also helps Montag avoid trouble,
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Ray Bradbury wrote Fahrenheit 451 in 1953 on a typewriter in his basement. Fahrenheit 451 is based
in a futuristic United States where books are banned and constantly burned by firefighters. Faber is the
Mentor that helps, the hero, Guy Montag to bring books back into society. Faber still helps Montag
even though doing so is illegal, which makes Faber the Mentor in Fahrenheit 451. Faber is doing good
by helping Montag because Montag agrees with Faber. Faber eventually helps Montag run from the
law because he knows Montag wants to help with their shared cause. Faber later points Montag in the
direction of the people that are preserving the information inside books, to help Montag run away.
Bradbury illustrates how Faber is the Mentor in Fahrenheit 451 by having Faber help Montag in
different ways. Faber helps Montag on his journey to help bring books back into society and to help
people understand that there is more to life then what is directly in front of them. Faber assists Montag
to help him get out of certain situations, and to do more to save books. Faber also helps Montag by
pointing him in the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their mutual cause is to bring books back into a society, that has banished books for thousands of
years. Faber gives Montag a green earpiece for communication, similar to a bluetooth earpiece today
and it looks like a green bullet. Montag then does tasks that Faber gives him, listening for his directive
through the earpiece. While using this method of communication, Faber helps Montag stop talking
when Montag could have possibly ruined everything, when he is at home talking to Mildred s friends
about books and poetry (Bradbury 86, 94). This is helpful to Montag because Faber keeps him out of
trouble. Montag then knows what he needs to do, and when, thanks to Faber s help. Faber does more
than just guide Montag through tough situations, but Faber also helps Montag avoid trouble,
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The Golden Age By Aphra Behn
In her poem The Golden Age , Aphra Behn divides nature from civilization, almost in a biblical sense
of Eden and after Eden. Nature and civilization are separated as a positive and negative experience
where love is dishonoured, and sin takes over Earth. Through this before and after division, Behn
shows how the fall of mankind led to the oppression of the female sex as woman, associated with
love, kept the world pure until man, associated with honour, took over. Thus creating Pleasure, Nature
s worst Disease (148). When Nature is overpowered by civilization, gender issues arose. This division
of gender issues sets women up to be a tease or object of pleasure rather than an equal lover who is
free to her own sexuality. The Golden Age presents the fall of natural order with the rise of man.
The beginning of the poem is a very peaceful, Blest Age! (1), with Purling Stream[s] (1), an Eternal
Spring (5), and wanton Gods of Love (15). This takes place in the world before the rise of mankind,
much like the biblical Garden of Eden. In this flowery place, nature triumphs with love. Nature is
referred to as a feminine idea, Virgin Earth;/ Who yielded of her own accord her plenteous Birth (32
33). This can relate to the idea or allusion of Mother Nature, as Earth is commonly referred to as
female. Behn tells the reader how roses, as a symbol for virtuousness, live in prosperous morning dew.
In this peaceful and young world, two lovers are free to all their Joyes and
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In her poem The Golden Age , Aphra Behn divides nature from civilization, almost in a biblical sense
of Eden and after Eden. Nature and civilization are separated as a positive and negative experience
where love is dishonoured, and sin takes over Earth. Through this before and after division, Behn
shows how the fall of mankind led to the oppression of the female sex as woman, associated with
love, kept the world pure until man, associated with honour, took over. Thus creating Pleasure, Nature
s worst Disease (148). When Nature is overpowered by civilization, gender issues arose. This division
of gender issues sets women up to be a tease or object of pleasure rather than an equal lover who is
free to her own sexuality. The Golden Age presents the fall of natural order with the rise of man.
The beginning of the poem is a very peaceful, Blest Age! (1), with Purling Stream[s] (1), an Eternal
Spring (5), and wanton Gods of Love (15). This takes place in the world before the rise of mankind,
much like the biblical Garden of Eden. In this flowery place, nature triumphs with love. Nature is
referred to as a feminine idea, Virgin Earth;/ Who yielded of her own accord her plenteous Birth (32
33). This can relate to the idea or allusion of Mother Nature, as Earth is commonly referred to as
female. Behn tells the reader how roses, as a symbol for virtuousness, live in prosperous morning dew.
In this peaceful and young world, two lovers are free to all their Joyes and
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The Chaos and Division of Asia s History Essay
The assigned readings about Asian history lead a unified conclusion that the past (history) of Asia was
characterized with chaos and internal divisions. China, once again entered an era of divisiveness and
chaos. Competing warlords dominated China for the next 350 years (The Golden Age of China: 79).
China is a perfect symbol of Asia s history because if studied from the past, the history of China
demonstrates how divisions took place in the country s political and economic spheres. China s history
reveals how the religion led to emergence of chaos in the country. This shows that religion, in the
history of Asia, was more divisive than uniting when individual countries considered their religions as
different. Religious harmonization of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Initially, Chinese had coexisted well under one rule. However, three powerful dynasties emerged after
the Han dynasty, forming three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu. An element of democracy started
getting into China s politics, though at the time of the three dynasties, the kings had amassed power
through their naval strength. The fact that power was divided from one kingdom to three, however,
shows decentralization of influence, which is an element of democracy. The formation of the three
dynasties in China did not offer any practical solution to the chaotic situation in the country. This
disapproves the imagination that democracy was growing in the country. If it was indeed democracy,
then its growth had not ended. This is because after the formation of the three dynasties, political
division in China widened even further. No powerful dynasty in the continent s history appeared to be
answering the question of China s unity. It appeared like political plurality had entered in China to
stay. For example, the failure of the Jin Dynasty to solve the puzzle of China s political unity shows
how divisive China was becoming. Polarization of leadership was more serious in Northern China.
This judgment arises from the fact that the Jin dynasty did not solve the puzzle of multiple kingdoms
in the north of China. Sixteen kingdoms emerged in the north as the Jin dynasty attempted to unite
China.
The spread of Buddhism to China, and its
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The assigned readings about Asian history lead a unified conclusion that the past (history) of Asia was
characterized with chaos and internal divisions. China, once again entered an era of divisiveness and
chaos. Competing warlords dominated China for the next 350 years (The Golden Age of China: 79).
China is a perfect symbol of Asia s history because if studied from the past, the history of China
demonstrates how divisions took place in the country s political and economic spheres. China s history
reveals how the religion led to emergence of chaos in the country. This shows that religion, in the
history of Asia, was more divisive than uniting when individual countries considered their religions as
different. Religious harmonization of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Initially, Chinese had coexisted well under one rule. However, three powerful dynasties emerged after
the Han dynasty, forming three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu. An element of democracy started
getting into China s politics, though at the time of the three dynasties, the kings had amassed power
through their naval strength. The fact that power was divided from one kingdom to three, however,
shows decentralization of influence, which is an element of democracy. The formation of the three
dynasties in China did not offer any practical solution to the chaotic situation in the country. This
disapproves the imagination that democracy was growing in the country. If it was indeed democracy,
then its growth had not ended. This is because after the formation of the three dynasties, political
division in China widened even further. No powerful dynasty in the continent s history appeared to be
answering the question of China s unity. It appeared like political plurality had entered in China to
stay. For example, the failure of the Jin Dynasty to solve the puzzle of China s political unity shows
how divisive China was becoming. Polarization of leadership was more serious in Northern China.
This judgment arises from the fact that the Jin dynasty did not solve the puzzle of multiple kingdoms
in the north of China. Sixteen kingdoms emerged in the north as the Jin dynasty attempted to unite
China.
The spread of Buddhism to China, and its
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Trojan War Tactics
Analyse the effectiveness of the tactics used by both sides in the Trojan War.
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The Trojan war was a ten year siege on the city of the city of Troy at the hands of the Greek forces led
by a psychopathic king, Agamemnon. This conflict, which took place about 1200 B.C has become one
of the most well known Greek mythology events in history. In the 13th century B.C, Troy and Sparta
had stopped their wars and become allies, this was until Paris the youngest prince of Troy seduced
Helen, the Queen of Sparta and left with her back to Troy. When Menelaos (The King of Sparta) found
out what had happened, he vowed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The leaders would then come forward on their chariots and challenge each other to single combat.
This was a common method of warfare. It allows for true heroes to be shown and depicts the power of
the leaders.
The soldiers would enter the battle in chariots, launching javelins into the enemy formations, then
dismount for hand to hand combat with more javelin throwing, rock throwing, and hand to hand sword
and shield fighting. In the Iliad Homer also mentions the use of the phalanx formation being used by
the Greeks. The phalanx is a rectangular mass military formation, usually composed entirely of heavy
infantry armed with spears, pikes, or similar weapons . Scholars suggest that the Greeks would have
used this tactic because the alignment of shields minimises the chances of projectiles hitting the men,
and the men can move as one, strong unit.
In book 4 of Homer s Iliad, a major battle in the war is described in detail. After the armies have
gathered together all there available forces, they began to march towards each other. The Achaean
forces moved forward towards the Trojans covering the horizon with the sight of eminent war. As the
Greeks moved forward they unknowingly ventured into the range of the Trojan archers, who were
some of the finest in the known world. As the Greeks were held back by the range of the Trojan
archers, they were quickly losing men and morale so Agamemnon made the decision to withdraw
from
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Analyse the effectiveness of the tactics used by both sides in the Trojan War.
____________________________________________________________
___
The Trojan war was a ten year siege on the city of the city of Troy at the hands of the Greek forces led
by a psychopathic king, Agamemnon. This conflict, which took place about 1200 B.C has become one
of the most well known Greek mythology events in history. In the 13th century B.C, Troy and Sparta
had stopped their wars and become allies, this was until Paris the youngest prince of Troy seduced
Helen, the Queen of Sparta and left with her back to Troy. When Menelaos (The King of Sparta) found
out what had happened, he vowed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The leaders would then come forward on their chariots and challenge each other to single combat.
This was a common method of warfare. It allows for true heroes to be shown and depicts the power of
the leaders.
The soldiers would enter the battle in chariots, launching javelins into the enemy formations, then
dismount for hand to hand combat with more javelin throwing, rock throwing, and hand to hand sword
and shield fighting. In the Iliad Homer also mentions the use of the phalanx formation being used by
the Greeks. The phalanx is a rectangular mass military formation, usually composed entirely of heavy
infantry armed with spears, pikes, or similar weapons . Scholars suggest that the Greeks would have
used this tactic because the alignment of shields minimises the chances of projectiles hitting the men,
and the men can move as one, strong unit.
In book 4 of Homer s Iliad, a major battle in the war is described in detail. After the armies have
gathered together all there available forces, they began to march towards each other. The Achaean
forces moved forward towards the Trojans covering the horizon with the sight of eminent war. As the
Greeks moved forward they unknowingly ventured into the range of the Trojan archers, who were
some of the finest in the known world. As the Greeks were held back by the range of the Trojan
archers, they were quickly losing men and morale so Agamemnon made the decision to withdraw
from
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Anytown Police Incident Report
Anytown Police Department Incident Report #852145
________________________________________ Investigator #1: Officer Swigart, John # 47628
Date/Time: 03/17/2018 19:00 Investigator #2: Officer Jackson, Darren #48926 Incident: Domestic
Violence (741.30) Location: 1305 East 348th Street, Anytown, USA 54321 Persons: Victim: Jones,
Mary Sue / DOB:1 31 1983/ SSN: 012 34 5678/ Ph: (716) 555 0123 305 E. 348 Street Anytown, USA
12345 Offender: Jones, Paul / DOB: 11 12 1981/ SSN: 987 65 4321/ Ph: (716) 555 9876 305 E. 348
Street Anytown, USA 12345 Witness #1: Hardy, James/ DOB: 02 14 1982/ Ph: 550 257 6148 1309 E.
348th St. Anytown, US 12345 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There were also two adult men in the backyard of the neighboring house. Upon approaching the front
of the address, I made contact with a woman claiming to have reported the incident. She stated her
name as Mary Sue Jones. I observed that Mrs. Jones had wounds on her face as well as cuts along
both of her arms. Mrs. Jones was visibly shaken, she explained that her husband, Paul Jones, had
thrown her to the ground and punched her in the face. Mrs. Jones also warned that Mr. Jones was
drunk. After the initial contact I was shown into the home where the alleged incident occurred. Upon
entering the home, I was lead to the living room, where I discovered a large coffee table which was
shattered and a table lamp lying on the floor beside the broken glass. I observed three empty beer
bottles as well as a half bottle of rum lying on the couch. Mrs. Jones indicates that she obtained the
cuts from the broken glass on the coffee table and that Paul had hit her in the face. Mrs. Jones
explained that this is not the first time this has happened and wanted to pursue
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Anytown Police Department Incident Report #852145
________________________________________ Investigator #1: Officer Swigart, John # 47628
Date/Time: 03/17/2018 19:00 Investigator #2: Officer Jackson, Darren #48926 Incident: Domestic
Violence (741.30) Location: 1305 East 348th Street, Anytown, USA 54321 Persons: Victim: Jones,
Mary Sue / DOB:1 31 1983/ SSN: 012 34 5678/ Ph: (716) 555 0123 305 E. 348 Street Anytown, USA
12345 Offender: Jones, Paul / DOB: 11 12 1981/ SSN: 987 65 4321/ Ph: (716) 555 9876 305 E. 348
Street Anytown, USA 12345 Witness #1: Hardy, James/ DOB: 02 14 1982/ Ph: 550 257 6148 1309 E.
348th St. Anytown, US 12345 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There were also two adult men in the backyard of the neighboring house. Upon approaching the front
of the address, I made contact with a woman claiming to have reported the incident. She stated her
name as Mary Sue Jones. I observed that Mrs. Jones had wounds on her face as well as cuts along
both of her arms. Mrs. Jones was visibly shaken, she explained that her husband, Paul Jones, had
thrown her to the ground and punched her in the face. Mrs. Jones also warned that Mr. Jones was
drunk. After the initial contact I was shown into the home where the alleged incident occurred. Upon
entering the home, I was lead to the living room, where I discovered a large coffee table which was
shattered and a table lamp lying on the floor beside the broken glass. I observed three empty beer
bottles as well as a half bottle of rum lying on the couch. Mrs. Jones indicates that she obtained the
cuts from the broken glass on the coffee table and that Paul had hit her in the face. Mrs. Jones
explained that this is not the first time this has happened and wanted to pursue
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Squad Of The 14u Team South Football Team
We had traveled in the minivan for 5 hours, for a group of 13 year old boys this trip felt like eternity.
However, our excitement kept us all jaunting to each other about silly middle school shenanigans, who
can dougie better, and how we were all going to murk this tryout. Johnny Evans, Malik Chatman,
Gavin Rose, Ronnie Fountain, and I were all selected to try out for the 14u Team South football team.
This team would represent all the best players in the southeast and clash them against other regions
best athletes. This would be a 3 day try out. After leaving Orlando, the van had finally reached its
destination. Coach Rose jingled to the car Atlanta is the place to be, with orange peaches and southern
tea, we all stared at Gavin as his face turned as red as a Crayola. We pulled into the lot of the hotel all
participating athletes had been assigned right off of I 75. We all unloaded the van of our luggage
proceeded to the check in, Coach got the keys for room 325 and 326. I was so tired of riding in back
of the van that I did not really care how the room would look as long as I could put my bags down and
fall right into the bed. Malik, Johnny and I entered our room 326 to the right was with a bathroom
sink, a mirror, and shower. On the left, a mini kitchen with a stove, island table, and refrigerator. In
front of us, there were two wooden dressers pinned together with a television on top. Near the
window, there was a small table with a lamp as well as chair in the corner.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
We had traveled in the minivan for 5 hours, for a group of 13 year old boys this trip felt like eternity.
However, our excitement kept us all jaunting to each other about silly middle school shenanigans, who
can dougie better, and how we were all going to murk this tryout. Johnny Evans, Malik Chatman,
Gavin Rose, Ronnie Fountain, and I were all selected to try out for the 14u Team South football team.
This team would represent all the best players in the southeast and clash them against other regions
best athletes. This would be a 3 day try out. After leaving Orlando, the van had finally reached its
destination. Coach Rose jingled to the car Atlanta is the place to be, with orange peaches and southern
tea, we all stared at Gavin as his face turned as red as a Crayola. We pulled into the lot of the hotel all
participating athletes had been assigned right off of I 75. We all unloaded the van of our luggage
proceeded to the check in, Coach got the keys for room 325 and 326. I was so tired of riding in back
of the van that I did not really care how the room would look as long as I could put my bags down and
fall right into the bed. Malik, Johnny and I entered our room 326 to the right was with a bathroom
sink, a mirror, and shower. On the left, a mini kitchen with a stove, island table, and refrigerator. In
front of us, there were two wooden dressers pinned together with a television on top. Near the
window, there was a small table with a lamp as well as chair in the corner.
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Essay On Harry Houdini
Currently, some people are curious about how Harry Houdini passed away. Was his death natural, or
did someone want him dead? One possibility of Harry Houdini s death is that he simply got punched
in the stomach. Eric Jill from Snopes writes,
Houdini was fond of explaining to his fans that by tightening his abdominal muscles he could
withstand the hardest punches to the midsection a man could deliver, and one day a college student
[punched Harry.] The stomach punches caught Houdini by surprise before he had time to prepare
himself, however, resulting in a trauma that ruptured his appendix and ultimately caused his death a
few weeks later (Jill 1).
According to Snopes, the article states that Houdini was a accident prone person and often refused
medical assistance. Before being punched, Harry had a broken ankle and did not get hospitalized.
After getting punched, he soon had a fever and severe stomach pains. Soon, it was apparent Harry was
not well and he later got rushed to the hospital. The surgeons found Harry had a ruptured appendix
and suffering from periodontitis (A disease caused by a ruptured appendix). Sadly, by the time they
removed the appendix it was too late and Harry passed away at October 31, 1926, the day of
Halloween. Is his death date coincidental?
However this popular claim seems to be a stretch. Jill states, Reported cases ... of appendicitis
following blunt abdominal trauma are quite rare, ...
It s possible that the onset of Houdini s appendicitis was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Currently, some people are curious about how Harry Houdini passed away. Was his death natural, or
did someone want him dead? One possibility of Harry Houdini s death is that he simply got punched
in the stomach. Eric Jill from Snopes writes,
Houdini was fond of explaining to his fans that by tightening his abdominal muscles he could
withstand the hardest punches to the midsection a man could deliver, and one day a college student
[punched Harry.] The stomach punches caught Houdini by surprise before he had time to prepare
himself, however, resulting in a trauma that ruptured his appendix and ultimately caused his death a
few weeks later (Jill 1).
According to Snopes, the article states that Houdini was a accident prone person and often refused
medical assistance. Before being punched, Harry had a broken ankle and did not get hospitalized.
After getting punched, he soon had a fever and severe stomach pains. Soon, it was apparent Harry was
not well and he later got rushed to the hospital. The surgeons found Harry had a ruptured appendix
and suffering from periodontitis (A disease caused by a ruptured appendix). Sadly, by the time they
removed the appendix it was too late and Harry passed away at October 31, 1926, the day of
Halloween. Is his death date coincidental?
However this popular claim seems to be a stretch. Jill states, Reported cases ... of appendicitis
following blunt abdominal trauma are quite rare, ...
It s possible that the onset of Houdini s appendicitis was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mental Health Issues For Asylum Seekers
The issue of asylum seekers recently was reignited, with the dramatic increase in the number of illegal
boats arriving in Australia. From the 30th of September 2013, there were a reported 6,403 people in
closed detention, this number including 1,078 children. It is not surprising from these high detention
rates and poor living standards that between January 2011 and February 2013 that there were 4,313
reported incidents of actual, threatened or attempted serious self harm in these immigration detention
facilities. From 12 deaths that occurred between the 1st of July 2010 and the 20th of June 2013 6 of
these have been found by coroners to be suicides (Triggs, 2013). These statistics are incredibly
alarming, especially when not much action is being taken to prevent not only mental illness but also
the consequences of prolonged mental illness suicide. The purpose of this report is to analyse and
scrutinize the reason why mental health issues for asylum seekers are becoming an issue in Australia,
and find out what exactly is being done to combat this ever growing issue in Australia.
An asylum seeker is a person who has fled their own country and applied for protection as a refugee.
As an asylum seeker their experience is extremely different to that of a Migrant. A Migrant chooses to
leave their home country, and can choose where to go and when they might return to their home
country, whereas, an asylum seeker or refugee are forced to flee their country for their own safety,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The issue of asylum seekers recently was reignited, with the dramatic increase in the number of illegal
boats arriving in Australia. From the 30th of September 2013, there were a reported 6,403 people in
closed detention, this number including 1,078 children. It is not surprising from these high detention
rates and poor living standards that between January 2011 and February 2013 that there were 4,313
reported incidents of actual, threatened or attempted serious self harm in these immigration detention
facilities. From 12 deaths that occurred between the 1st of July 2010 and the 20th of June 2013 6 of
these have been found by coroners to be suicides (Triggs, 2013). These statistics are incredibly
alarming, especially when not much action is being taken to prevent not only mental illness but also
the consequences of prolonged mental illness suicide. The purpose of this report is to analyse and
scrutinize the reason why mental health issues for asylum seekers are becoming an issue in Australia,
and find out what exactly is being done to combat this ever growing issue in Australia.
An asylum seeker is a person who has fled their own country and applied for protection as a refugee.
As an asylum seeker their experience is extremely different to that of a Migrant. A Migrant chooses to
leave their home country, and can choose where to go and when they might return to their home
country, whereas, an asylum seeker or refugee are forced to flee their country for their own safety,
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Examples Of Fear In The Crucible
Sometimes people are very afraid of telling the truth, their fear makes them live in discouragement.
Sometimes, their fear also affects others around them because they lack self confidence .When this
happens, important relationships suffer. The play The Crucible by Arthur Miller has a dramatic
storyline the characters struggle with the Puritan authority and the town people having to make a
decision on who is telling the truth and who is hiring. The girls make false accusations because of
their fear of the Puritan authorities because they torched Tituba and they can do that to them, also by
doing this it may make their lives miserable.
The girls are scared of being torched because they know that the authority can hurt anyone and they
can do what they want and no one will stop them. An example that shows this from the text is Putnam:
This woman must be hanged! She must he taken and hanged! Tituba, terrified, falls to her knees: No,
no don t hang Tituba! I tell him I don t desire to work for him, sir (Crucible.1.1119). This is showing
how the girls are afraid of them because they have already beat Tituba and she didn t do anything. To
add to that it show\s the girls if they act a certain way and the authority does not like it the they can
punish them by beating them or even worse by hanging them. Another quote that shows this is Parris:
then see no spirits now, and prove to us that you can faint by your own will, as you claim. Mary
Warner: stares, searching for the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sometimes people are very afraid of telling the truth, their fear makes them live in discouragement.
Sometimes, their fear also affects others around them because they lack self confidence .When this
happens, important relationships suffer. The play The Crucible by Arthur Miller has a dramatic
storyline the characters struggle with the Puritan authority and the town people having to make a
decision on who is telling the truth and who is hiring. The girls make false accusations because of
their fear of the Puritan authorities because they torched Tituba and they can do that to them, also by
doing this it may make their lives miserable.
The girls are scared of being torched because they know that the authority can hurt anyone and they
can do what they want and no one will stop them. An example that shows this from the text is Putnam:
This woman must be hanged! She must he taken and hanged! Tituba, terrified, falls to her knees: No,
no don t hang Tituba! I tell him I don t desire to work for him, sir (Crucible.1.1119). This is showing
how the girls are afraid of them because they have already beat Tituba and she didn t do anything. To
add to that it show\s the girls if they act a certain way and the authority does not like it the they can
punish them by beating them or even worse by hanging them. Another quote that shows this is Parris:
then see no spirits now, and prove to us that you can faint by your own will, as you claim. Mary
Warner: stares, searching for the
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Principles Of Exercise And Sport Science
HSE101 Principles of Exercise Sport Science Practical Assignment Submaximal Exercise Testing¬
Name: Renee Deverall Student Number: 215067741 1. Write a short paragraph that defines VO2max,
explains what it measures and describes some of the most important ways that it can be used in health
and sport. VO2max can be defined as the maximum oxygen uptake. This entails the maximum rate at
which oxygen is readily available in the body to be taken up and used during aerobic exercise.
(Fletcher et al.) It is a very important and commonly used indicator of a person or athletes level of
cardiovascular fitness. A high VO2max demonstrates a high level of aerobic fitness, where as a low
VO2max indicates a low rate of aerobic fitness. There are two factors that are important in
determining a persons VO2max, which are the hearts ability to deliver oxygen to the muscles and the
muscles ability to extract the oxygen from the blood and use it (Brown, Miller and Eason). This means
that when a person has a high VO2max their body is able to deliver oxygen through the blood
efficiently to the muscles in order to maintain high levels of aerobic exercise over an extended period
of time. VO2max is a valued measurement of cardiovascular fitness in the Sport industry due to its
ability to indicate cardiovascular fitness, as well as the pulmonary and muscular systems efficiency
throughout the duration of the exercise (Brown, Miller and Eason). There are multiple tests that can
measure VO2max
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HSE101 Principles of Exercise Sport Science Practical Assignment Submaximal Exercise Testing¬
Name: Renee Deverall Student Number: 215067741 1. Write a short paragraph that defines VO2max,
explains what it measures and describes some of the most important ways that it can be used in health
and sport. VO2max can be defined as the maximum oxygen uptake. This entails the maximum rate at
which oxygen is readily available in the body to be taken up and used during aerobic exercise.
(Fletcher et al.) It is a very important and commonly used indicator of a person or athletes level of
cardiovascular fitness. A high VO2max demonstrates a high level of aerobic fitness, where as a low
VO2max indicates a low rate of aerobic fitness. There are two factors that are important in
determining a persons VO2max, which are the hearts ability to deliver oxygen to the muscles and the
muscles ability to extract the oxygen from the blood and use it (Brown, Miller and Eason). This means
that when a person has a high VO2max their body is able to deliver oxygen through the blood
efficiently to the muscles in order to maintain high levels of aerobic exercise over an extended period
of time. VO2max is a valued measurement of cardiovascular fitness in the Sport industry due to its
ability to indicate cardiovascular fitness, as well as the pulmonary and muscular systems efficiency
throughout the duration of the exercise (Brown, Miller and Eason). There are multiple tests that can
measure VO2max
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Gospel Of Matthew Essay
New material begins at the start of Matthew with the birth and lineage of Jesus of Nazareth through
the first 2 chapters. The Sermon on the Mount was then introduced in chapters 5 7. Jesus refers to
himself the Human One often (i.e. chapter 9 verse 6) and even the Anointed One (chapter 23 verse
10), which seems to contradict the Messianic Secret not only in this text, but also Mark. The scene of
him walking on water added the part where Peter joined him in chapter 14 verses 28 29. There are
many new parables and lessons too (i.e. forgiveness chapter 18 verses 21 25 and son of the king s
wedding chapter 22 verses 1 15). Jesus also attacks the Pharisees more as seen in chapter 23 verses 13
36. The apocalyptic aspect of the gospel of Matthew is expanded up in chapter 24 25. At the end of
Matthew, it is further explained that Jesus rose from the dead and spoke in chapter 28. ... Show more
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These Jewish people did thank the God of Israel for the miracles Jesus was performing which shows a
strong tie to Judaism. On the other hand, a good amount of conflicts between Jesus and certain Jewish
leaders and practices occurred in Matthew. A good example of these conflicts is seen in his constant
back and forth with the Pharisees and Sadducees (i.e. 22), along with his action in the temple. By the
end of Matthew, his revolutionary ideas and conflicts put him at odds with Judaism and this would
eventually lead to his death as described in chapter 27. lead to and with this he has prophecies to
fulfill. He comes off as someone who wants to enact great change in the religious practices of his
people as seen with his actions in the temple and constant conflict with the Pharisees and Sadducees
(i.e. chapter
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New material begins at the start of Matthew with the birth and lineage of Jesus of Nazareth through
the first 2 chapters. The Sermon on the Mount was then introduced in chapters 5 7. Jesus refers to
himself the Human One often (i.e. chapter 9 verse 6) and even the Anointed One (chapter 23 verse
10), which seems to contradict the Messianic Secret not only in this text, but also Mark. The scene of
him walking on water added the part where Peter joined him in chapter 14 verses 28 29. There are
many new parables and lessons too (i.e. forgiveness chapter 18 verses 21 25 and son of the king s
wedding chapter 22 verses 1 15). Jesus also attacks the Pharisees more as seen in chapter 23 verses 13
36. The apocalyptic aspect of the gospel of Matthew is expanded up in chapter 24 25. At the end of
Matthew, it is further explained that Jesus rose from the dead and spoke in chapter 28. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
These Jewish people did thank the God of Israel for the miracles Jesus was performing which shows a
strong tie to Judaism. On the other hand, a good amount of conflicts between Jesus and certain Jewish
leaders and practices occurred in Matthew. A good example of these conflicts is seen in his constant
back and forth with the Pharisees and Sadducees (i.e. 22), along with his action in the temple. By the
end of Matthew, his revolutionary ideas and conflicts put him at odds with Judaism and this would
eventually lead to his death as described in chapter 27. lead to and with this he has prophecies to
fulfill. He comes off as someone who wants to enact great change in the religious practices of his
people as seen with his actions in the temple and constant conflict with the Pharisees and Sadducees
(i.e. chapter
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The Humanity Of Frankenstein In Mary Shelley s Frankenstein
For as long as man has encompassed this world, the divisive enigma of humanity has prevailed.
Seeping its way into each generation, while sparking heated conversations, it has become evident that
there is much we do not know about what truly makes us human. Regardless of our genetic
composition, philosophers often ponder the deeper meaning of humanity. We know that, biologically,
recreating the genetic makeup of a human does not yield humanity, so what is the missing aspect?
Humans have the ability to contemplate their own existence in this world. Awareness of existence.
This driving force enables us to analyze situations while placing ourselves within them. Our
involuntary ability to understand the impact of our actions and the affect they have on others causes us
to be inherently human. Our actions evoke strong emotions within us that allow us to learn through
our experiences. We retain the resonated feelings of certain occurrences and apply them to others in
order to deduce outcomes. Often this facet of mankind is taken for granted, yet we are reminded,
through both literature and hypothetical scenarios, of its importance. Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley,
constitutes as one of these profound reminders. Shelley develops a theoretical story in which the
humanity of Frankenstein s monster is questioned. Despite having the accurate organs and framework
of a human, Shelley causes the reader to seek the missing aspect that is preventing the monster from
being human. Likewise,
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For as long as man has encompassed this world, the divisive enigma of humanity has prevailed.
Seeping its way into each generation, while sparking heated conversations, it has become evident that
there is much we do not know about what truly makes us human. Regardless of our genetic
composition, philosophers often ponder the deeper meaning of humanity. We know that, biologically,
recreating the genetic makeup of a human does not yield humanity, so what is the missing aspect?
Humans have the ability to contemplate their own existence in this world. Awareness of existence.
This driving force enables us to analyze situations while placing ourselves within them. Our
involuntary ability to understand the impact of our actions and the affect they have on others causes us
to be inherently human. Our actions evoke strong emotions within us that allow us to learn through
our experiences. We retain the resonated feelings of certain occurrences and apply them to others in
order to deduce outcomes. Often this facet of mankind is taken for granted, yet we are reminded,
through both literature and hypothetical scenarios, of its importance. Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley,
constitutes as one of these profound reminders. Shelley develops a theoretical story in which the
humanity of Frankenstein s monster is questioned. Despite having the accurate organs and framework
of a human, Shelley causes the reader to seek the missing aspect that is preventing the monster from
being human. Likewise,
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Examples Of Informative Speech
Preparation Outline for Commemorative/Informative/Persuasive Speech Name: Shi Yanjie Tutorial
Grp W10 Date: 01 April 2016 Title: Let s burn some calories...without exercising! Topic chosen:
Promote a standing up culture for work. Specific purpose: I want to persuade my audience to utilize
stand up workstations. Central Idea: The fast pace and stressfulness of life in Singapore often results
in a sedentary lifestyle despite us knowing the negative effects, instead of forcing ourselves to adopt
an exercise routine, we can utilize a simple lifestyle hack of a standing workstation to drastically
improve our physical health.
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Standing, on the other hand, allows for optimal blood flow to all systems of the body, this means there
will be increased oxygen and nutrient uptake to all areas of the body, including the brain, which
reduces the feeling of lethargy. Connective: Transition Standing while working also benefits in terms
of health and longevity. IV. Standing while working is an effective way to reduce risk of
cardiovascular diseases and diabetes, both commonly caused by prolonged sitting. i. According to
James Levine, an endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic, standing while working will maintain the body s
effectiveness in regulating levels of glucose in the bloodstream, which may often be compromised by
prolonged sitting as part of a medical condition known as metabolic syndrome which dramatically
increases the chance of type 2 diabetes. ii. In the case of cardiovascular diseases, according to the
same research, adults who spend 4 or more hours per day sitting is 34% more likely to develop
cardiovascular diseases such as chest pains and heart failures than those who stand for at least 2 hours.
Connective: Signpost To enjoy all these benefits all you have to do is start standing up to work. V. To
reap the above benefits, you do not need to stand
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Preparation Outline for Commemorative/Informative/Persuasive Speech Name: Shi Yanjie Tutorial
Grp W10 Date: 01 April 2016 Title: Let s burn some calories...without exercising! Topic chosen:
Promote a standing up culture for work. Specific purpose: I want to persuade my audience to utilize
stand up workstations. Central Idea: The fast pace and stressfulness of life in Singapore often results
in a sedentary lifestyle despite us knowing the negative effects, instead of forcing ourselves to adopt
an exercise routine, we can utilize a simple lifestyle hack of a standing workstation to drastically
improve our physical health.
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Standing, on the other hand, allows for optimal blood flow to all systems of the body, this means there
will be increased oxygen and nutrient uptake to all areas of the body, including the brain, which
reduces the feeling of lethargy. Connective: Transition Standing while working also benefits in terms
of health and longevity. IV. Standing while working is an effective way to reduce risk of
cardiovascular diseases and diabetes, both commonly caused by prolonged sitting. i. According to
James Levine, an endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic, standing while working will maintain the body s
effectiveness in regulating levels of glucose in the bloodstream, which may often be compromised by
prolonged sitting as part of a medical condition known as metabolic syndrome which dramatically
increases the chance of type 2 diabetes. ii. In the case of cardiovascular diseases, according to the
same research, adults who spend 4 or more hours per day sitting is 34% more likely to develop
cardiovascular diseases such as chest pains and heart failures than those who stand for at least 2 hours.
Connective: Signpost To enjoy all these benefits all you have to do is start standing up to work. V. To
reap the above benefits, you do not need to stand
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Falling Down Sequence
The opening sequence in the film Falling Down portrays how everyday activities can take a turn for
the worst. It begins with the main character William Foster stuck in a traffic jam on the highway
caused by construction. The first shot that opens the scene is an extreme close up of Foster s face,
which allows the audience to see him in great detail. We see by his heavy breathing and sweat
dripping down his face that he is in a hot environment. The camera starts to zoom out and go into a
tracking shot, which allows us to see the environment that surrounds him. This is also an establishing
shot. The car directly in front of Foster has a young girl starring out the back window towards him.
There is a school bus two lanes over to his right that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the scene progresses, you see how each event is causing Foster s temper to rise and his patience to
grow thinner. Foster constantly plays with his AC unit, which is broken, reinforcing that the
temperature outside is hot. Another factor adding to his frustration is the fly stuck in his car. It is
buzzing around him and repeatedly landing on his neck causing him to keep swatting at it. The usage
of quick cuts gives the impression of tension building up for the character throughout the scene. This
gives off the impression that something worse is constantly happening to Foster and he is unable to
escape his uncomfortable reality. The AC breaking, window roller broken, kids screaming, cars
honking and the heat wave itself are all shown so quickly so that the viewer is seeing that everything
is being thrown at Foster at once and that he is starting to feel very claustrophobic and cannot seem to
escape it. When everything hits its peak he decides to quickly get out of his vehicle, which serves as
his escape as the music and sounds subside to a normal level and he is now calmer and decides to just
walk home
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The opening sequence in the film Falling Down portrays how everyday activities can take a turn for
the worst. It begins with the main character William Foster stuck in a traffic jam on the highway
caused by construction. The first shot that opens the scene is an extreme close up of Foster s face,
which allows the audience to see him in great detail. We see by his heavy breathing and sweat
dripping down his face that he is in a hot environment. The camera starts to zoom out and go into a
tracking shot, which allows us to see the environment that surrounds him. This is also an establishing
shot. The car directly in front of Foster has a young girl starring out the back window towards him.
There is a school bus two lanes over to his right that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the scene progresses, you see how each event is causing Foster s temper to rise and his patience to
grow thinner. Foster constantly plays with his AC unit, which is broken, reinforcing that the
temperature outside is hot. Another factor adding to his frustration is the fly stuck in his car. It is
buzzing around him and repeatedly landing on his neck causing him to keep swatting at it. The usage
of quick cuts gives the impression of tension building up for the character throughout the scene. This
gives off the impression that something worse is constantly happening to Foster and he is unable to
escape his uncomfortable reality. The AC breaking, window roller broken, kids screaming, cars
honking and the heat wave itself are all shown so quickly so that the viewer is seeing that everything
is being thrown at Foster at once and that he is starting to feel very claustrophobic and cannot seem to
escape it. When everything hits its peak he decides to quickly get out of his vehicle, which serves as
his escape as the music and sounds subside to a normal level and he is now calmer and decides to just
walk home
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Peace in the Middle East Essays
The text begins its history with the Middle East around the time of Muhammad and the creation of
Islam. From that time forth uprisings, demonstrations and acts of violence were commonplace and
have continued to be since that time. To dig a little deeper and go back a little further in Middle East
history one will find that this pattern of unrest stems from as far back as proof provides. To see a
timeline of significant wars or battles of the Middle East, the picture is better illustrated on just how
long this territory of earth has been in domestic or national conflict.
The text briefly touches base on societal life before Islam when explaining how villages handled
domestic disputes or punishments for crime. According to times then, it ... Show more content on
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Frequent discussions about the possibility of peace in the Middle East often route into the subject of
Islam and the inability or lack of desire of the Middle East countries to separate state from religion. It
is common to hear arguments blame Islamic extremists for the unsettled atmosphere of the Middle
East. Where in some instances this may be accurate, it is highly inaccurate in most cases; but I would
like to emphasize the word some. Going back to the timeline of the Middle East disputes, we can see
that majority of these battles were not established out of religious means. Most were catapulted from
land, tax, and regime issues. Take the Wars of the Hellenistic Monarchies in Syria in 318 170 B.C. for
example. This is a demonstration of generations of war between the Seleucids and Ptolemy s in an
effort to gain control of Syria. Does this differ in comparison to the decades long Palestinian/Israeli
war? Not much. The only difference is that peace is on the world s radar as something to strive for and
ultimately achieve. As the Middle East continues to repeat history for very similar principles, the rest
of the world is left wondering when it will all end; when in fact, the rest of the world s countries and
continents have all had a very similar history of conflict as well.
Although the Middle East represents one of the oldest territories in the world, comparison of timeline
battles to other countries is a bit
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The text begins its history with the Middle East around the time of Muhammad and the creation of
Islam. From that time forth uprisings, demonstrations and acts of violence were commonplace and
have continued to be since that time. To dig a little deeper and go back a little further in Middle East
history one will find that this pattern of unrest stems from as far back as proof provides. To see a
timeline of significant wars or battles of the Middle East, the picture is better illustrated on just how
long this territory of earth has been in domestic or national conflict.
The text briefly touches base on societal life before Islam when explaining how villages handled
domestic disputes or punishments for crime. According to times then, it ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Frequent discussions about the possibility of peace in the Middle East often route into the subject of
Islam and the inability or lack of desire of the Middle East countries to separate state from religion. It
is common to hear arguments blame Islamic extremists for the unsettled atmosphere of the Middle
East. Where in some instances this may be accurate, it is highly inaccurate in most cases; but I would
like to emphasize the word some. Going back to the timeline of the Middle East disputes, we can see
that majority of these battles were not established out of religious means. Most were catapulted from
land, tax, and regime issues. Take the Wars of the Hellenistic Monarchies in Syria in 318 170 B.C. for
example. This is a demonstration of generations of war between the Seleucids and Ptolemy s in an
effort to gain control of Syria. Does this differ in comparison to the decades long Palestinian/Israeli
war? Not much. The only difference is that peace is on the world s radar as something to strive for and
ultimately achieve. As the Middle East continues to repeat history for very similar principles, the rest
of the world is left wondering when it will all end; when in fact, the rest of the world s countries and
continents have all had a very similar history of conflict as well.
Although the Middle East represents one of the oldest territories in the world, comparison of timeline
battles to other countries is a bit
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Popular People and Cartoons
Table of Contents POPULAR PEOPLE 1 EMMA ROBERTS: Were The Millers. 1 BONNIE
WRIGHT: Harry Potter Goblet of Fire 1 EVANNA LYNCH: Harry Potter Deadly Hallows 1 Chloe
Bridges: Camp Rock2 2 Mitchel Musso: Hannah Montana 2 Tony Oller: The Purge 2 Jordan Clair
Green: School of rock 2 Cartoons 2 ED. EDD N EDDY: 2 Power puff girls: 2 Dexter s laboratory 2
Recess 3 Spongebob 3 Tom Jerry 3 Sabrina the teenage witch 3 Barny 3 Ninja Turtles 4 Magic School
Bus 4 Economy 4 POPULAR PEOPLE EMMA ROBERTS: Were The Millers. She is an American
actress, model and a singer. She was known for her roles. Date of birth was 2 10 1991. Her Height is 5
2 . She is the niece of the Oscar winning Julia Roberts. Her Idol singer is JoJo. She has Irish, English,
Scottish, and Welch in her family. She likes to collected pursers. BONNIE WRIGHT: Harry Potter
Goblet of Fire She can sing and play the piano. She plays soccer and surfs. She does ballet and African
dances. Has an older brother names Lewis. Favorite band is the killers. Favorite actress is Nicole
Kidman. She visited Australia, India, Spain, Italy, Finland and France. EVANNA LYNCH: Harry
Potter Deadly Hallows She has three nicknames her family calls her which are Ev, Evy, and Eva. She
was born in the town Termanfecken in Ireland. She does different charities. She is a cat lover she
owned a cat names Luna who died in 2006. She s also catholic and is a vegetarian. She speaks
English, Gaelic and
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Table of Contents POPULAR PEOPLE 1 EMMA ROBERTS: Were The Millers. 1 BONNIE
WRIGHT: Harry Potter Goblet of Fire 1 EVANNA LYNCH: Harry Potter Deadly Hallows 1 Chloe
Bridges: Camp Rock2 2 Mitchel Musso: Hannah Montana 2 Tony Oller: The Purge 2 Jordan Clair
Green: School of rock 2 Cartoons 2 ED. EDD N EDDY: 2 Power puff girls: 2 Dexter s laboratory 2
Recess 3 Spongebob 3 Tom Jerry 3 Sabrina the teenage witch 3 Barny 3 Ninja Turtles 4 Magic School
Bus 4 Economy 4 POPULAR PEOPLE EMMA ROBERTS: Were The Millers. She is an American
actress, model and a singer. She was known for her roles. Date of birth was 2 10 1991. Her Height is 5
2 . She is the niece of the Oscar winning Julia Roberts. Her Idol singer is JoJo. She has Irish, English,
Scottish, and Welch in her family. She likes to collected pursers. BONNIE WRIGHT: Harry Potter
Goblet of Fire She can sing and play the piano. She plays soccer and surfs. She does ballet and African
dances. Has an older brother names Lewis. Favorite band is the killers. Favorite actress is Nicole
Kidman. She visited Australia, India, Spain, Italy, Finland and France. EVANNA LYNCH: Harry
Potter Deadly Hallows She has three nicknames her family calls her which are Ev, Evy, and Eva. She
was born in the town Termanfecken in Ireland. She does different charities. She is a cat lover she
owned a cat names Luna who died in 2006. She s also catholic and is a vegetarian. She speaks
English, Gaelic and
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Justin Shirt Case Analysis
The information that can established from evaluating DNA from the crime scene is that Vince blood
was on located on Justin shirt. First, there was blood found on Justin shirt. Justin died from a blunt
force to the body who died due to blood filling up in the lungs. There was also bruises in the ventral
abdominal and legs. To be able to kill Justin, they needed to know what parts of the body to hit for the
hits to be deadly. Vince was the only person who knew how to fight and was even in the Mixed
Martial Arts tournament on Saturday. Even in the interview he said he was a fighter, a real fighter,
adding more suspicions on his case. He probably got some practice rounds on Justin before going to
the tournament. Not only does the blunt force
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The information that can established from evaluating DNA from the crime scene is that Vince blood
was on located on Justin shirt. First, there was blood found on Justin shirt. Justin died from a blunt
force to the body who died due to blood filling up in the lungs. There was also bruises in the ventral
abdominal and legs. To be able to kill Justin, they needed to know what parts of the body to hit for the
hits to be deadly. Vince was the only person who knew how to fight and was even in the Mixed
Martial Arts tournament on Saturday. Even in the interview he said he was a fighter, a real fighter,
adding more suspicions on his case. He probably got some practice rounds on Justin before going to
the tournament. Not only does the blunt force
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Millennial Literacy Definition
As I start to compose my point of view about Millennial literacy, my computer stops working
unexpectedly and I resort to good ole paper and pencil. I was frustrated and a little annoyed because I
pictured myself typing my introduction on my laptop computer next to the fire in the student lounge
with a cup of coffee in my hand. I wanted that image to become a reality and felt more comfortable
using my laptop for academic writing. Paper and pencil was my last resort when I thought about
writing an essay. Also, with the new technology era, teachers have been required to grade assignments
electronically; therefore, students must turn in their papers electronically. As I continued to reflect on
my own literacy practices, I realized that I think ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since the start of a technology era, many newspapers and news television stations have been reporting
lower number of viewers. This is because younger generations are getting their news from a different
source. Social media sites provide Millennials with daily news. Many Millennials follow news sites on
Twitter and Facebook. News sites tweet and post articles, weather, and daily news. In an article
labeled How Millennials Get News , surveys were done to find out just how younger generations get
the news. Studies show that 69% of the Millennial generation get the news daily and 88% of
Millennials get the news from Facebook regularly (How Millennials, par. 9 11). Overall, the
Millennial generation does not always get the news directly from the newspaper or on television.
Instead, they get news through social media websites. The same study states how many Millennials
have some sort of device for them to be able to use social media: More than 90 percent of adults age
18 34 surveyed own smartphones, and half own tablets (par. 17). Those numbers have increased over
the years significantly. Since this generation is one of the first to grow up with all of this technology,
we can conclude that Millennials have adapted to the new technology era in the form of how they get
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As I start to compose my point of view about Millennial literacy, my computer stops working
unexpectedly and I resort to good ole paper and pencil. I was frustrated and a little annoyed because I
pictured myself typing my introduction on my laptop computer next to the fire in the student lounge
with a cup of coffee in my hand. I wanted that image to become a reality and felt more comfortable
using my laptop for academic writing. Paper and pencil was my last resort when I thought about
writing an essay. Also, with the new technology era, teachers have been required to grade assignments
electronically; therefore, students must turn in their papers electronically. As I continued to reflect on
my own literacy practices, I realized that I think ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since the start of a technology era, many newspapers and news television stations have been reporting
lower number of viewers. This is because younger generations are getting their news from a different
source. Social media sites provide Millennials with daily news. Many Millennials follow news sites on
Twitter and Facebook. News sites tweet and post articles, weather, and daily news. In an article
labeled How Millennials Get News , surveys were done to find out just how younger generations get
the news. Studies show that 69% of the Millennial generation get the news daily and 88% of
Millennials get the news from Facebook regularly (How Millennials, par. 9 11). Overall, the
Millennial generation does not always get the news directly from the newspaper or on television.
Instead, they get news through social media websites. The same study states how many Millennials
have some sort of device for them to be able to use social media: More than 90 percent of adults age
18 34 surveyed own smartphones, and half own tablets (par. 17). Those numbers have increased over
the years significantly. Since this generation is one of the first to grow up with all of this technology,
we can conclude that Millennials have adapted to the new technology era in the form of how they get
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The Best Suitable Corporate ICT Governance Model for the...
The aim of this report is to analyse the best suitable Corporate ICT Governance model (if any) for the
Gobán Saor Construction Group (GSC). This report describes different ICT Governance
characteristics and solutions from the concepts to the recommendation for the specific case of GSC
described in the following sections:
ICT Governance: describes what ICT Governance is, including its expected benefits, its possible
problems and the main ICT Governance alternatives.
Gobán Saor Construction: specifies the actual status of GSC in terms of ICT Governance including the
main problems and barriers of adoption of new ICT Governance policies
Recommended Approach: proposes ICT Governance structures for GSC (if required). Also specifies
the specific expected RoI for GSC and the recommended stages for the ICT Governance framework
acquisition
2 ICT Governance
Based on a report by AMR Research 75% of IT organizations have little oversight over their project
portfolio, this can cause duplicity of projects and increase the total cost of IT expenditure. Dennis S.
Callahan CIO of Guardian Insurance claims that portfolio management has reduced their companies
overall IT application expenditures by 2% and maintenance cost have been reduced by a 12%, Eric
Austvold, a research director at AMR Research, says that portfolio management reports has saved 2 to
5% annually on companies IT budgets. IT portfolio management can be defined in the company ICT
Governance. (Datz, 2003)
But what is ICT
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The aim of this report is to analyse the best suitable Corporate ICT Governance model (if any) for the
Gobán Saor Construction Group (GSC). This report describes different ICT Governance
characteristics and solutions from the concepts to the recommendation for the specific case of GSC
described in the following sections:
ICT Governance: describes what ICT Governance is, including its expected benefits, its possible
problems and the main ICT Governance alternatives.
Gobán Saor Construction: specifies the actual status of GSC in terms of ICT Governance including the
main problems and barriers of adoption of new ICT Governance policies
Recommended Approach: proposes ICT Governance structures for GSC (if required). Also specifies
the specific expected RoI for GSC and the recommended stages for the ICT Governance framework
acquisition
2 ICT Governance
Based on a report by AMR Research 75% of IT organizations have little oversight over their project
portfolio, this can cause duplicity of projects and increase the total cost of IT expenditure. Dennis S.
Callahan CIO of Guardian Insurance claims that portfolio management has reduced their companies
overall IT application expenditures by 2% and maintenance cost have been reduced by a 12%, Eric
Austvold, a research director at AMR Research, says that portfolio management reports has saved 2 to
5% annually on companies IT budgets. IT portfolio management can be defined in the company ICT
Governance. (Datz, 2003)
But what is ICT
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Essay about Integration in the EU and Monetary Policy
Integration in the EU and Monetary Policy
The creation of the European Union (EU) is a great political and economic feat. For it is the ultimate
sign of cooperation between nations that had been in constant rivalry before. Nevertheless, the ideals
of such a union cannot stand alone without having a strong foundation and continuos rational decision
making by all of the actors involved. If we assume that the European Central Bank s (ECB) principle
role is to guarantee the well being of all EU members, then policy making becomes a very complex
issue since it must consider such a large and diverse area. I believe there needs to be more economic
integration between EU countries for monetary [and fiscal] policy of the ECB to be ... Show more
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At the same time an increase in consumption in Germany caused inflation. The Bundesbank reacted
by raising its interest rates to fight their inflation. Subsequently, EMS partner countries were
transmitted the pressure of raising their own interest rates, but because not all were simultaneously
experiencing a boom, it cost them recession. This is a perfect example of how countries have different
needs because of internal dissimilarities, therefore the same monetary policy can benefit one state
while hurting another. The strain of contradicting needs between EMS members and the desire to
continue toward a common currency caused a series of speculative attacks. Eventually the EMS was
forced to widen its exchange rate bands to ±15%.[2]
[1] Mishkin, Frederic S. The economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets. Sixth Edition.
Boston:Addison Wesley. p.509
[2] Krugman, Paul and Obstfeld, Maurice. International economics. Reading, Mass.: Addison Wesley
Longman, 5th Ed. 2000. pp. 611 618 Not only was there an interest in fixing their currencies, but
initiatives to eliminate trade, capital, and labor barriers began. The Maastricht Treaty of 1991 gave a
time line aiming toward a common currency for EMS members. It was thought that a single coin for
all EMS countries had many benefits. First, there would be greater incentives and less costs in
integrating the European
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Integration in the EU and Monetary Policy
The creation of the European Union (EU) is a great political and economic feat. For it is the ultimate
sign of cooperation between nations that had been in constant rivalry before. Nevertheless, the ideals
of such a union cannot stand alone without having a strong foundation and continuos rational decision
making by all of the actors involved. If we assume that the European Central Bank s (ECB) principle
role is to guarantee the well being of all EU members, then policy making becomes a very complex
issue since it must consider such a large and diverse area. I believe there needs to be more economic
integration between EU countries for monetary [and fiscal] policy of the ECB to be ... Show more
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At the same time an increase in consumption in Germany caused inflation. The Bundesbank reacted
by raising its interest rates to fight their inflation. Subsequently, EMS partner countries were
transmitted the pressure of raising their own interest rates, but because not all were simultaneously
experiencing a boom, it cost them recession. This is a perfect example of how countries have different
needs because of internal dissimilarities, therefore the same monetary policy can benefit one state
while hurting another. The strain of contradicting needs between EMS members and the desire to
continue toward a common currency caused a series of speculative attacks. Eventually the EMS was
forced to widen its exchange rate bands to ±15%.[2]
[1] Mishkin, Frederic S. The economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets. Sixth Edition.
Boston:Addison Wesley. p.509
[2] Krugman, Paul and Obstfeld, Maurice. International economics. Reading, Mass.: Addison Wesley
Longman, 5th Ed. 2000. pp. 611 618 Not only was there an interest in fixing their currencies, but
initiatives to eliminate trade, capital, and labor barriers began. The Maastricht Treaty of 1991 gave a
time line aiming toward a common currency for EMS members. It was thought that a single coin for
all EMS countries had many benefits. First, there would be greater incentives and less costs in
integrating the European
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The Problem Of Organized Crime Essay
Organized crime is a major problem around the world and only grows larger as time goes on. They
increase in size and influence daily and become more of a threat to anyone who has the displeasure of
interacting with them. These gangs, as they re often called, deal in weapons, drugs, and human
trafficking, selling means to kill people, ruin their lives, or just plainly sell people. Unfortunately
actions such as these are commonplace nowadays among gangs as they become more and more
ruthless. We need to rid ourselves of gangs, that much is clear. However, nowadays we re not in a
position to do so. Everyone in the country needs to understand the dangers of gangs and how they can
grow anywhere despite law enforcement. Because it s not the police that can do away with gangs for
good, it s the citizen s responsibility to ensure these gangs never grow and prosper. A problem facing
the common citizen regarding this problem is their perception of gangs, how they view gangs and how
they think gangs operate. To the average person when they think of a gang, they think of some
teenagers smoking on a street corner brandishing knives. And while that s partially true, it s very far
from the whole truth. When it comes to organized crime, there is no one type of gang, there different
types of gangs varying in their size, influence, and how dangerous they are. At the bottom of the food
chain is the street gangs consisting of a few dozen members at most and, like the name implies, they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Organized crime is a major problem around the world and only grows larger as time goes on. They
increase in size and influence daily and become more of a threat to anyone who has the displeasure of
interacting with them. These gangs, as they re often called, deal in weapons, drugs, and human
trafficking, selling means to kill people, ruin their lives, or just plainly sell people. Unfortunately
actions such as these are commonplace nowadays among gangs as they become more and more
ruthless. We need to rid ourselves of gangs, that much is clear. However, nowadays we re not in a
position to do so. Everyone in the country needs to understand the dangers of gangs and how they can
grow anywhere despite law enforcement. Because it s not the police that can do away with gangs for
good, it s the citizen s responsibility to ensure these gangs never grow and prosper. A problem facing
the common citizen regarding this problem is their perception of gangs, how they view gangs and how
they think gangs operate. To the average person when they think of a gang, they think of some
teenagers smoking on a street corner brandishing knives. And while that s partially true, it s very far
from the whole truth. When it comes to organized crime, there is no one type of gang, there different
types of gangs varying in their size, influence, and how dangerous they are. At the bottom of the food
chain is the street gangs consisting of a few dozen members at most and, like the name implies, they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Did James Madison Contribute To The Constitution
James Madison is often considered the Father of the Constitution because many of his ideas
influenced the Constitution of the United States. Though the entirety of the Constitution was a result
of months of deliberation among the delegates, James Madison created important contributions. Many
of Madison s contributions intended for the constitution to protect the citizens of the U.S. from
tyranny of the government. James Madison believed there was many forms of tyranny and wanted to
protect the citizens against all types. Madison believed the most popular and well known form of
tyranny was tyranny of the government. In The Federalist Papers: No. 10, James Madison expresses
himself by stating There are again two methods of removing the causes of faction: the one, by
destroying the liberty which is essential to its existence... By this, James is explaining that in order to
end minor organizations and groups, their rights and liberties must be taken away from them, therefore
creating a government controlled by a tyrant. To prevent this, Madison announced In a single republic,
all the power surrendered by the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This may result in the favored group oppressing the lesser class by use of possessions and status. But
the most common and durable source of factions has been the various and unequal distribution of
property. (The Federalist Paper: No 10) Those favored by the government may consolidate to oppress
those lesser than them. In a society under the forms of which the stronger faction can readily unite and
oppress the weaker, anarchy may as truly be said to reign in as a state of nature, where the weaker
individual is not secured against the violence of the stronger... (The Federalist Papers No. 51). James
Madison wished for the government not to favor any one group or status, but to take into
consideration the thoughts and opinions of the minority as well as the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
James Madison is often considered the Father of the Constitution because many of his ideas
influenced the Constitution of the United States. Though the entirety of the Constitution was a result
of months of deliberation among the delegates, James Madison created important contributions. Many
of Madison s contributions intended for the constitution to protect the citizens of the U.S. from
tyranny of the government. James Madison believed there was many forms of tyranny and wanted to
protect the citizens against all types. Madison believed the most popular and well known form of
tyranny was tyranny of the government. In The Federalist Papers: No. 10, James Madison expresses
himself by stating There are again two methods of removing the causes of faction: the one, by
destroying the liberty which is essential to its existence... By this, James is explaining that in order to
end minor organizations and groups, their rights and liberties must be taken away from them, therefore
creating a government controlled by a tyrant. To prevent this, Madison announced In a single republic,
all the power surrendered by the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This may result in the favored group oppressing the lesser class by use of possessions and status. But
the most common and durable source of factions has been the various and unequal distribution of
property. (The Federalist Paper: No 10) Those favored by the government may consolidate to oppress
those lesser than them. In a society under the forms of which the stronger faction can readily unite and
oppress the weaker, anarchy may as truly be said to reign in as a state of nature, where the weaker
individual is not secured against the violence of the stronger... (The Federalist Papers No. 51). James
Madison wished for the government not to favor any one group or status, but to take into
consideration the thoughts and opinions of the minority as well as the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ray Bradbury s Essay A Sound Of Thunder
How can the simplest forms of binary coding drive humanity to absolute insanity? The notion that
technology can now make your lives worthless should be a clear and present threat that should push
humanity to fix the problem at hand, but we as humans are the most indecisive, naive, and ludicrous
beings that this earth has to offer. If we could fix the problem, why are we so quick to filter out and
seek methods to destroys us? Ray Bradbury exclaims that technology can destroy humanity; he shows
us examples of corruption affecting both man and machine, traveling in time destroying a set path, and
people betraying one another for the glory of simplicity to emphasize how hazardous technology
could really be.
A wholesome idea that both sides of the defining spectrum between man and machine could
eventually corrupt each other is a plausible idea that has been a reasonable speculation since the
beginning of the intent of an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most often in recent days, decisions of anyone are more criticized for their potential outcome than any
other criteria regarding selections for change. This sudden move frightens the very fabric of reality
with small and valueless notions suddenly having the biggest potential for changing all aspects of
anyone s state of current being. This idea of humans going beyond their bounds and control is greatly
noted with Ray Bradbury s short, A Sound Of Thunder , to which he states , Step on a mouse and you
crush the Pyramids. Step on a mouse and you leave your print, like a Grand Canyon, across Eternity
concluding the idea that stepping on a spec because of your decision can destroy or offset the very
existence of any force perpetuated by atomic structure. Stepping on one thing can lead people to
change their moods most rapidly, and judging on what you stepped on can lead them to make their
own decisions that could either hurt or betray your ideology in a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How can the simplest forms of binary coding drive humanity to absolute insanity? The notion that
technology can now make your lives worthless should be a clear and present threat that should push
humanity to fix the problem at hand, but we as humans are the most indecisive, naive, and ludicrous
beings that this earth has to offer. If we could fix the problem, why are we so quick to filter out and
seek methods to destroys us? Ray Bradbury exclaims that technology can destroy humanity; he shows
us examples of corruption affecting both man and machine, traveling in time destroying a set path, and
people betraying one another for the glory of simplicity to emphasize how hazardous technology
could really be.
A wholesome idea that both sides of the defining spectrum between man and machine could
eventually corrupt each other is a plausible idea that has been a reasonable speculation since the
beginning of the intent of an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most often in recent days, decisions of anyone are more criticized for their potential outcome than any
other criteria regarding selections for change. This sudden move frightens the very fabric of reality
with small and valueless notions suddenly having the biggest potential for changing all aspects of
anyone s state of current being. This idea of humans going beyond their bounds and control is greatly
noted with Ray Bradbury s short, A Sound Of Thunder , to which he states , Step on a mouse and you
crush the Pyramids. Step on a mouse and you leave your print, like a Grand Canyon, across Eternity
concluding the idea that stepping on a spec because of your decision can destroy or offset the very
existence of any force perpetuated by atomic structure. Stepping on one thing can lead people to
change their moods most rapidly, and judging on what you stepped on can lead them to make their
own decisions that could either hurt or betray your ideology in a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Examples Of Informal Deviance
The extra credit assignment I chose to talk about was the Informal and Formal deviance talked about
in Dalton Conley s book You may ask yourself . According to Conley, there are two forms of
deviance, formal and informal. The informal aspect is one where there is no law being broken but
more along the lines of breaking a social norm. The second form of deviance is formal and this is
where a law is broken and you will be punished accordingly (Conley, D. 2017. P. 191). In my image
above the white man is drinking out of the colored water fountain which back in the 1940 s was illegal
and this is a formal deviance, or crime, which is the violation of laws enacted by society. (Conley, D.
2017. P. 191) In 1896 Plessy vs Ferguson, the courts ruled
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The extra credit assignment I chose to talk about was the Informal and Formal deviance talked about
in Dalton Conley s book You may ask yourself . According to Conley, there are two forms of
deviance, formal and informal. The informal aspect is one where there is no law being broken but
more along the lines of breaking a social norm. The second form of deviance is formal and this is
where a law is broken and you will be punished accordingly (Conley, D. 2017. P. 191). In my image
above the white man is drinking out of the colored water fountain which back in the 1940 s was illegal
and this is a formal deviance, or crime, which is the violation of laws enacted by society. (Conley, D.
2017. P. 191) In 1896 Plessy vs Ferguson, the courts ruled
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cinematic Techniques In The Dressmaker
The Dressmaker has many similar elements and features to spaghetti westerns. How has the director
used this style to engage a modern audience? By Tallulah Stacey Bateman The Dressmaker is a movie
based on the book written by Rosalie Ham. It tells the story of a woman named Tilly determined to
figure out the mysteries of her past. The classic spaghetti westerns have many things in common with
The Dressmaker . Some similar cinematic techniques include camera angles and shots, setting,
costuming and themes. These techniques were captured by the director to engage the modern
audience. Camera angles and shots are essential technique for the director to draw meaning to the
character s stories. A key camera angle is a high angle. In classic westerns the antagonists are
presented in high ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some themes that are included are justice and love. In Lone Ranger (Directed by Stuart Heisler), it is
seen that a hero dubbed the Lone Ranger, a western version of Robin Hood, is depicted as a saviour of
the innocent. When he is enlisted to unknowingly help the bad guys Lone Ranger decides to help the
Indian Tribal people recover their lands. In The Dressmaker , Tilly seeks a personal injustice that
happened to herself when she was blamed for the murder of her half brother, Stewart, when in truth he
killed himself by mistake. Here we can see that both themes of injustice are battled by each of the
protagonist s own moral code and abilities. Having a faulted yet lovable protagonist can make the
modern audience want to support them in their adventures and trials, and also able to relate to the
character s situations. Love is another key theme in spaghetti westerns with the classic idea of damsels
in distress . Having this stereotype makes the audience believe that the hero and their damsel are
meant to be. When Teddy dies, it gives Tilly the courage to be fearless towards the curses she
proclaims to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Dressmaker has many similar elements and features to spaghetti westerns. How has the director
used this style to engage a modern audience? By Tallulah Stacey Bateman The Dressmaker is a movie
based on the book written by Rosalie Ham. It tells the story of a woman named Tilly determined to
figure out the mysteries of her past. The classic spaghetti westerns have many things in common with
The Dressmaker . Some similar cinematic techniques include camera angles and shots, setting,
costuming and themes. These techniques were captured by the director to engage the modern
audience. Camera angles and shots are essential technique for the director to draw meaning to the
character s stories. A key camera angle is a high angle. In classic westerns the antagonists are
presented in high ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some themes that are included are justice and love. In Lone Ranger (Directed by Stuart Heisler), it is
seen that a hero dubbed the Lone Ranger, a western version of Robin Hood, is depicted as a saviour of
the innocent. When he is enlisted to unknowingly help the bad guys Lone Ranger decides to help the
Indian Tribal people recover their lands. In The Dressmaker , Tilly seeks a personal injustice that
happened to herself when she was blamed for the murder of her half brother, Stewart, when in truth he
killed himself by mistake. Here we can see that both themes of injustice are battled by each of the
protagonist s own moral code and abilities. Having a faulted yet lovable protagonist can make the
modern audience want to support them in their adventures and trials, and also able to relate to the
character s situations. Love is another key theme in spaghetti westerns with the classic idea of damsels
in distress . Having this stereotype makes the audience believe that the hero and their damsel are
meant to be. When Teddy dies, it gives Tilly the courage to be fearless towards the curses she
proclaims to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mobile Payment Technologies By Robert Warner
Mobile Payment Technologies Robert Warner ISM3011 Florida Atlantic University April 9, 2016 The
advent of the internet connected smartphone has opened up a whole new world for the consuming
public as they now have access to the world of ecommerce in the palms of their hands. As more
personal data became transferred to these mini computers, the competing interests of more intrusive
applications continue to clash with the need for greater security and data integrity. One of these areas
of conflict has been in the field of mobile payments where there has been the desire to use the personal
financial information stored on a smartphone to conduct business transactions in a convenient yet
secure manner. Recently, technological advancements ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
NFC devices can simultaneously support the following three modes of operation. Reader/writer mode
which allows the NFC device to read and/or write passive NFC tags and stickers P2P mode which
allows the NFC device to send and receive data to and from other NFC peers which has been used for
several years as the Android Beam file transfer feature Card emulation mode allows the NFC device to
act as an NFC card. This can now be accessed by an external NFC reader such as an NFC enabled
point of sale terminal. Magnetic secure transmission employs the technology of electromagnetism to
transmit payment card data to payment terminals that are equipped with traditional magnetic stripe
readers. This essentially turns every traditional point of sale terminal that s used for swipe card
transactions into a potential contactless payment system without the need to modify or upgrade the
hardware. The MST technology was developed by LoopPay, a small development company that was
acquired by Samsung in February 2015 and is the driver behind Samsung Pay. Electricity is passed
through a small metal coil inside the smartphone which generates a magnetic field that can now
communicate with standard magnetic payment card readers. The phone can now emulate the physical
process of swiping a card through the point of sale terminal allowing for the same familiar transaction
process without the need to produce and swipe the actual card. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mobile Payment Technologies Robert Warner ISM3011 Florida Atlantic University April 9, 2016 The
advent of the internet connected smartphone has opened up a whole new world for the consuming
public as they now have access to the world of ecommerce in the palms of their hands. As more
personal data became transferred to these mini computers, the competing interests of more intrusive
applications continue to clash with the need for greater security and data integrity. One of these areas
of conflict has been in the field of mobile payments where there has been the desire to use the personal
financial information stored on a smartphone to conduct business transactions in a convenient yet
secure manner. Recently, technological advancements ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
NFC devices can simultaneously support the following three modes of operation. Reader/writer mode
which allows the NFC device to read and/or write passive NFC tags and stickers P2P mode which
allows the NFC device to send and receive data to and from other NFC peers which has been used for
several years as the Android Beam file transfer feature Card emulation mode allows the NFC device to
act as an NFC card. This can now be accessed by an external NFC reader such as an NFC enabled
point of sale terminal. Magnetic secure transmission employs the technology of electromagnetism to
transmit payment card data to payment terminals that are equipped with traditional magnetic stripe
readers. This essentially turns every traditional point of sale terminal that s used for swipe card
transactions into a potential contactless payment system without the need to modify or upgrade the
hardware. The MST technology was developed by LoopPay, a small development company that was
acquired by Samsung in February 2015 and is the driver behind Samsung Pay. Electricity is passed
through a small metal coil inside the smartphone which generates a magnetic field that can now
communicate with standard magnetic payment card readers. The phone can now emulate the physical
process of swiping a card through the point of sale terminal allowing for the same familiar transaction
process without the need to produce and swipe the actual card. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Museum Of Disability Essay
The Museum of Disability was very informative on displaying the progressive history of individuals
with disabilities. Prior to visiting the museum, I only knew that people with certain disabilities
perform in the circus, but did not know how badly they were being treated. People often forget that
those with disabilities are still human and have rights like any other human being. The ways people
perceive individual with disabilities have majorly progressed since the Middle Ages until now. In the
Middle Ages, those with disabilities were called idiots, which meant they were ignorant or not well
informed. Growing up with disabilities was hard during this time. Many became street beggars, while
a few served as jesters for the royal courts. In rural areas, family used their disabled family members
to help around the house. During the Renaissance era, becoming knowledgeable about arts and
sciences was beginning to become popular. There ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this time, advanced care for people with disabilities and mental illness started to flourish.
Philippe Pinel and Jean Etienne Domique Esquirol were psychiatrists who used modern psychological
approaches to care. Pinel was the director of the Paris asylums in 1794(Museum of Disability). He
refused to torture the mentally ill patients, which was considered the usual method. Instead, he
befriended his patients and engaged them in activities. Esquirol took Pinel s place at Salpetriere and
continued the humane treatment. He became the first person to differentiate between mental
deficiency and insanity. He felt that the chance of improvement was with the insane, not the mentally
deficient. In 1848, in the United States, Dr. Samuel Howe founded the Massachusetts School for
Idiotic Feeble Minded Youth . Howe prepared the children to return to their families by teaching them
how to be productive despite their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Museum of Disability was very informative on displaying the progressive history of individuals
with disabilities. Prior to visiting the museum, I only knew that people with certain disabilities
perform in the circus, but did not know how badly they were being treated. People often forget that
those with disabilities are still human and have rights like any other human being. The ways people
perceive individual with disabilities have majorly progressed since the Middle Ages until now. In the
Middle Ages, those with disabilities were called idiots, which meant they were ignorant or not well
informed. Growing up with disabilities was hard during this time. Many became street beggars, while
a few served as jesters for the royal courts. In rural areas, family used their disabled family members
to help around the house. During the Renaissance era, becoming knowledgeable about arts and
sciences was beginning to become popular. There ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this time, advanced care for people with disabilities and mental illness started to flourish.
Philippe Pinel and Jean Etienne Domique Esquirol were psychiatrists who used modern psychological
approaches to care. Pinel was the director of the Paris asylums in 1794(Museum of Disability). He
refused to torture the mentally ill patients, which was considered the usual method. Instead, he
befriended his patients and engaged them in activities. Esquirol took Pinel s place at Salpetriere and
continued the humane treatment. He became the first person to differentiate between mental
deficiency and insanity. He felt that the chance of improvement was with the insane, not the mentally
deficient. In 1848, in the United States, Dr. Samuel Howe founded the Massachusetts School for
Idiotic Feeble Minded Youth . Howe prepared the children to return to their families by teaching them
how to be productive despite their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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