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Punctuality Essays
Crafting an essay on the topic of punctuality may seem deceptively simple at first glance. After
all, it's a concept that everyone is familiar with, and one might assume that putting together a
few paragraphs on the importance of being on time would be a straightforward task. However,
as with many seemingly uncomplicated subjects, delving into the nuances of punctuality reveals
layers of complexity that can make the writing process more challenging than anticipated.
To begin with, addressing the significance of punctuality requires more than just stating the
obvious. It demands a thoughtful exploration of why punctuality matters in various contexts в Ђ“
be it in personal relationships, professional settings, or academic environments. The essay must
go beyond mere assertions and delve into the psychological, social, and economic implications of
being punctual or, conversely, the consequences of habitual tardiness.
Moreover, one must navigate the delicate balance between emphasizing the importance of
punctuality and avoiding a didactic tone. An effective essay on this topic should not read like a
lecture but instead engage the reader with compelling examples, relatable anecdotes, and perhaps
even historical or cultural references that highlight the universality of the concept.
Furthermore, the challenge lies in maintaining coherence throughout the essay. It's not merely
about stringing together a series of arguments but creating a seamless narrative that guides the
reader from one point to the next. This necessitates careful structuring, ensuring that each
paragraph flows logically from the preceding one and contributes meaningfully to the overall
message.
In addition, the writer must be mindful of the potential for clichГ©s when discussing
punctuality. It's easy to fall into the trap of using well-worn phrases about "time being money" or
"the early bird catching the worm." Striking a balance between presenting familiar ideas in a
fresh light and avoiding trite expressions is a delicate task.
In conclusion, while writing an essay on the topic of punctuality may appear uncomplicated, the
process involves navigating through layers of complexity. It requires a thoughtful exploration of
the subject, a balance between assertion and engagement, careful structuring, and an avoidance
of clichГ©s. Tackling these challenges can result in a nuanced and compelling essay that goes
beyond the surface of the topic.
For assistance with similar essays or a variety of topics, consider exploring the services available
at HelpWriting.net . They offer a range of writing support to help you navigate the intricacies
of academic and creative writing.
Punctuality EssaysPunctuality Essays
Crafting an essay on the topic of punctuality may seem deceptively simple at first glance. After
all, it's a concept that everyone is familiar with, and one might assume that putting together a
few paragraphs on the importance of being on time would be a straightforward task. However,
as with many seemingly uncomplicated subjects, delving into the nuances of punctuality reveals
layers of complexity that can make the writing process more challenging than anticipated.
To begin with, addressing the significance of punctuality requires more than just stating the
obvious. It demands a thoughtful exploration of why punctuality matters in various contexts в Ђ“
be it in personal relationships, professional settings, or academic environments. The essay must
go beyond mere assertions and delve into the psychological, social, and economic implications of
being punctual or, conversely, the consequences of habitual tardiness.
Moreover, one must navigate the delicate balance between emphasizing the importance of
punctuality and avoiding a didactic tone. An effective essay on this topic should not read like a
lecture but instead engage the reader with compelling examples, relatable anecdotes, and perhaps
even historical or cultural references that highlight the universality of the concept.
Furthermore, the challenge lies in maintaining coherence throughout the essay. It's not merely
about stringing together a series of arguments but creating a seamless narrative that guides the
reader from one point to the next. This necessitates careful structuring, ensuring that each
paragraph flows logically from the preceding one and contributes meaningfully to the overall
message.
In addition, the writer must be mindful of the potential for clichГ©s when discussing
punctuality. It's easy to fall into the trap of using well-worn phrases about "time being money" or
"the early bird catching the worm." Striking a balance between presenting familiar ideas in a
fresh light and avoiding trite expressions is a delicate task.
In conclusion, while writing an essay on the topic of punctuality may appear uncomplicated, the
process involves navigating through layers of complexity. It requires a thoughtful exploration of
the subject, a balance between assertion and engagement, careful structuring, and an avoidance
of clichГ©s. Tackling these challenges can result in a nuanced and compelling essay that goes
beyond the surface of the topic.
For assistance with similar essays or a variety of topics, consider exploring the services available
at HelpWriting.net . They offer a range of writing support to help you navigate the intricacies
of academic and creative writing.
Punctuality EssaysPunctuality Essays
Business Level 3 Unit 4 P1
Information and Communication1Activity 2A:Q1:For each of the following practices
related to information, explain how they aremanaged within your
project.п ѓ Generatingп ѓ Gatheringп ѓ Storingп ѓ Retrievalп ѓ Analysis.A1:1
There are several ways of generating information by which we could manage the
project. We have used the following methods in order to generate the information
within our project: Requesting suggestions and feedback from stakeholders and
project staff, which is a convenient way to create the information as their
suggestions and ideas would be of help to the whole structure as well as to the refined
parts of the project ; Taking advantage of Feedback Forms, which is again practically
working well for a project... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reasons behind included the importance of being aware of the purpose of doing
tasks and taking responsibilities as well as becoming motivated and inspired most
specifically in connection with their own role in the project.The third way of
communication was through social networks such as Facebook and Telegram: The
frequency of our communication through social networks such as Facebook and
Telegram was three times in a week. During this type of conversation, we were trying
to inform the staff of the status quo governing the project. The information mainly
included the statistical data about the progress, in addition to some qualitative results
reported by the supervisors. The format of the information included tables and charts.
The reasons behind was to take advantage of advances in social networks in order to
make more progress in keeping the project and staff going forward by being informed
of the current level of progress of the project.Activity 2D:Q1:What issuesmight you
have with communication within your project?A1:The issues we had with
communication in our project included, but were not limited to the following:
Language barriersmaking some of our international staff unable to understand and
express theirideas with full accuracy; Personal issues impacting the whole
communication network; Information not provided on timewhich sometime led a
large part of the staff to be unaware of the situation thus making them unable to do the
right thing at right
Information and Communication1Activity 2A:Q1:For each of the following practices
related to information, explain how they aremanaged within your
project.п ѓ Generatingп ѓ Gatheringп ѓ Storingп ѓ Retrievalп ѓ Analysis.A1:1
There are several ways of generating information by which we could manage the
project. We have used the following methods in order to generate the information
within our project: Requesting suggestions and feedback from stakeholders and
project staff, which is a convenient way to create the information as their
suggestions and ideas would be of help to the whole structure as well as to the refined
parts of the project ; Taking advantage of Feedback Forms, which is again practically
working well for a project... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reasons behind included the importance of being aware of the purpose of doing
tasks and taking responsibilities as well as becoming motivated and inspired most
specifically in connection with their own role in the project.The third way of
communication was through social networks such as Facebook and Telegram: The
frequency of our communication through social networks such as Facebook and
Telegram was three times in a week. During this type of conversation, we were trying
to inform the staff of the status quo governing the project. The information mainly
included the statistical data about the progress, in addition to some qualitative results
reported by the supervisors. The format of the information included tables and charts.
The reasons behind was to take advantage of advances in social networks in order to
make more progress in keeping the project and staff going forward by being informed
of the current level of progress of the project.Activity 2D:Q1:What issuesmight you
have with communication within your project?A1:The issues we had with
communication in our project included, but were not limited to the following:
Language barriersmaking some of our international staff unable to understand and
express theirideas with full accuracy; Personal issues impacting the whole
communication network; Information not provided on timewhich sometime led a
large part of the staff to be unaware of the situation thus making them unable to do the
right thing at right
Institutional Reform In The United States
Political Science 50, Fall 2015 Short Analytic Paper Many politicians argue that there
is a need for institutional reform in the United States the sole purpose of such reform
should be to develop a more efficient system for the state as a whole. However, others
argue that there are existing institutions in the United Statesthat are structured
efficiently. In order to help determine where an individual will stand on the debate
about institutional reform, one must compare the effects of different forms of
political institutions with the existing form in the United States. There are three new
proposals of reform to discuss for the United States: 1) change in the electoral system
for the House of Representatives, 2) change in the executive structure... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
depends on what the relationship is between the executive structure and legislative
system. Under a presidential system the executive and legislative branches are
separated so that it is easier to distribute power equally and ensure that those in power
are held accountable. Although they don t hold checks and balances , under a
parliamentary system, the government can be more effective when they do not
separate the executive and legislative branches. This allows the government to
accomplish more because they can pass more legislations faster. It is more difficult
to pass policies under a presidential system because, unlike in parliamentary
systems, they are unable to produce comprehensive proposals in a promptly manner.
Still, problems can arise in parliamentary systems. For example, there may be
immobilism in parliamentary systems, similar to the deadlocks in presidential
systems, which could cause a delay in the process of making legislations. It is also
more difficult to fix problems between the legislative and executive branches in a
presidential system because each side will continue to fight over the power to pass
laws and adjust it in the way they want. If the legislative branches are weakened, there
is more probability of presidentialism failing than parliamentarism. Therefore,
implementing a parliamentary executive structure could be an effective
Political Science 50, Fall 2015 Short Analytic Paper Many politicians argue that there
is a need for institutional reform in the United States the sole purpose of such reform
should be to develop a more efficient system for the state as a whole. However, others
argue that there are existing institutions in the United Statesthat are structured
efficiently. In order to help determine where an individual will stand on the debate
about institutional reform, one must compare the effects of different forms of
political institutions with the existing form in the United States. There are three new
proposals of reform to discuss for the United States: 1) change in the electoral system
for the House of Representatives, 2) change in the executive structure... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
depends on what the relationship is between the executive structure and legislative
system. Under a presidential system the executive and legislative branches are
separated so that it is easier to distribute power equally and ensure that those in power
are held accountable. Although they don t hold checks and balances , under a
parliamentary system, the government can be more effective when they do not
separate the executive and legislative branches. This allows the government to
accomplish more because they can pass more legislations faster. It is more difficult
to pass policies under a presidential system because, unlike in parliamentary
systems, they are unable to produce comprehensive proposals in a promptly manner.
Still, problems can arise in parliamentary systems. For example, there may be
immobilism in parliamentary systems, similar to the deadlocks in presidential
systems, which could cause a delay in the process of making legislations. It is also
more difficult to fix problems between the legislative and executive branches in a
presidential system because each side will continue to fight over the power to pass
laws and adjust it in the way they want. If the legislative branches are weakened, there
is more probability of presidentialism failing than parliamentarism. Therefore,
implementing a parliamentary executive structure could be an effective
Analysis Of The Return Of Martin Guerre
Natalie Zemon Davis The Return of Martin Guerre depicts the peculiar historical
life behind the trial of Martin Guerre and his wife Bertrande de Rols, whose lives
were infiltrated by the imposter, Arnaud du Tilh. Taken place in Languedoc, France,
the life of Martin Guerre a young peasant man, in which his abandonment of his
flourishing farm and lifestyle in the village of Artigat, created the historical trial of
impersonating lies, held to justify the innocence of one s word against another. In the
visual effects of the filmographic film The Return of Martin Guerredirected by Daniel
Vigne; visualizes the historical story of Davis work into the world of cinema. In the
time span of two hours and three minutes, the viewer is presented with the mysterious
revelation of the identity of Bertrand s husbandMartin. While both the film and the
book uncover the identity of Martin and his imposter, Arnaud, the representations of
the uprising allegations against Arnaud in the film are in fact not equivalent to that
of the book. Throughout the film, it showcased Bertrande as of a victim of Arnaud s
duplicity, viewing her as a pure wife who was caught in the lies. Rather than playing
the victim, in the book she consorts a dishonest marriagewithin a period in which
women were consigned to subordinate positions, holding the most important voice in
the rising of allegations against Martin Guerre.
In the film, we meet a young Bertrande de Rols who with the abandonment of her
husband
Natalie Zemon Davis The Return of Martin Guerre depicts the peculiar historical
life behind the trial of Martin Guerre and his wife Bertrande de Rols, whose lives
were infiltrated by the imposter, Arnaud du Tilh. Taken place in Languedoc, France,
the life of Martin Guerre a young peasant man, in which his abandonment of his
flourishing farm and lifestyle in the village of Artigat, created the historical trial of
impersonating lies, held to justify the innocence of one s word against another. In the
visual effects of the filmographic film The Return of Martin Guerredirected by Daniel
Vigne; visualizes the historical story of Davis work into the world of cinema. In the
time span of two hours and three minutes, the viewer is presented with the mysterious
revelation of the identity of Bertrand s husbandMartin. While both the film and the
book uncover the identity of Martin and his imposter, Arnaud, the representations of
the uprising allegations against Arnaud in the film are in fact not equivalent to that
of the book. Throughout the film, it showcased Bertrande as of a victim of Arnaud s
duplicity, viewing her as a pure wife who was caught in the lies. Rather than playing
the victim, in the book she consorts a dishonest marriagewithin a period in which
women were consigned to subordinate positions, holding the most important voice in
the rising of allegations against Martin Guerre.
In the film, we meet a young Bertrande de Rols who with the abandonment of her
husband
Stan Journey On The Low Road Analysis
Stan began his journey on the low road at a very early age. As a young boy in
Shreveport, Louisiana, he believed if you wanted something, you had to take it and
then fight to keep it. He stole food and toys, even though his mother and grandmother
had taught him right from wrong. When little Stan was six, he boarded a bus with his
mother, left his grandmother behind in Louisiana, and headed to California on what
his mom thought was The High Road to prosperity. Stan arrived in Los Angeles and
continued to make inappropriate choices and avoid The High Road his mother so
desperately wanted him to follow. He loved her, but he wouldn t listen to her and
failed to show appreciation for her sacrifices. He was attracted to mischief in his
elementary
Stan began his journey on the low road at a very early age. As a young boy in
Shreveport, Louisiana, he believed if you wanted something, you had to take it and
then fight to keep it. He stole food and toys, even though his mother and grandmother
had taught him right from wrong. When little Stan was six, he boarded a bus with his
mother, left his grandmother behind in Louisiana, and headed to California on what
his mom thought was The High Road to prosperity. Stan arrived in Los Angeles and
continued to make inappropriate choices and avoid The High Road his mother so
desperately wanted him to follow. He loved her, but he wouldn t listen to her and
failed to show appreciation for her sacrifices. He was attracted to mischief in his
elementary
what makes an excellent film Essay
What makes an excellent film?
It took me a little while to come up with an answer to, What makes an excellent
film? There really is no answer, actually. I believe that an excellent film is within the
eyes and emotions of the audience. After researching and discovering what actually
won Oscars and Golden Globe awards, it came down to what the people thought, and
the popularity of a film. It is extremely hard to predict what will win these awards
before the movie is even released to the public.
Before really thinking about the subject, some obvious traits of what I would
consider an excellent film would be superior acting, beautiful scenery, etc., such as
many present categories in the Academy or Golden Globe Awards. Of course I could
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The only other time that this had happened was in the 1950 s, for Ben Hur. These
definitely have something to do with what makes an excellent film, but I also believe
that the personal connection and emotions that someone has with a film is just as
important.
I feel that the emotional connection that people make with a film is, in most cases,
an extremely important quality that directors can emphasize on in /their work.
Whether it is a realistic movie that is based off of a true story, or a children s
Disney movie, anyone can experience a sense of a character s point of view.
Depending on the type of film (horror, suspense, comedy, drama, etc.), this
emotional connection can vary among different people. In a classic Disney film
such as Bambi, children can relate to Bambi. They can easily understand the type of
experiences that he goes through such as having friends (Thumper, a joyous rabbit,
and Flower, a loving skunk), playing on an icy pond, and even going through an
emotional event of losing a loved one (the death of Bambi s mother).
In general, people rarely want to watch films that they know they won t enjoy. This
is why there are so many types of films, and different people have different views on
what makes an excellent film . The media can have an
What makes an excellent film?
It took me a little while to come up with an answer to, What makes an excellent
film? There really is no answer, actually. I believe that an excellent film is within the
eyes and emotions of the audience. After researching and discovering what actually
won Oscars and Golden Globe awards, it came down to what the people thought, and
the popularity of a film. It is extremely hard to predict what will win these awards
before the movie is even released to the public.
Before really thinking about the subject, some obvious traits of what I would
consider an excellent film would be superior acting, beautiful scenery, etc., such as
many present categories in the Academy or Golden Globe Awards. Of course I could
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The only other time that this had happened was in the 1950 s, for Ben Hur. These
definitely have something to do with what makes an excellent film, but I also believe
that the personal connection and emotions that someone has with a film is just as
important.
I feel that the emotional connection that people make with a film is, in most cases,
an extremely important quality that directors can emphasize on in /their work.
Whether it is a realistic movie that is based off of a true story, or a children s
Disney movie, anyone can experience a sense of a character s point of view.
Depending on the type of film (horror, suspense, comedy, drama, etc.), this
emotional connection can vary among different people. In a classic Disney film
such as Bambi, children can relate to Bambi. They can easily understand the type of
experiences that he goes through such as having friends (Thumper, a joyous rabbit,
and Flower, a loving skunk), playing on an icy pond, and even going through an
emotional event of losing a loved one (the death of Bambi s mother).
In general, people rarely want to watch films that they know they won t enjoy. This
is why there are so many types of films, and different people have different views on
what makes an excellent film . The media can have an
How The End Of Cheap Energy Affects Greenhouse Gas...
On the first day of my Political Economy class, I was introduced to the concept of
limited resources. Conventionally extracted fossil fuels (oil and natural gas) are
likely to have supply shortages in the near future. Although coal and unconventional
resources are possible alternatives, reliance on emission intensive resources can be
problematic to our low carbon budget. The Fifth Assessment Report by the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2014) presented four emissions
pathways. The 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 21) is aimed
to achieve the low emission pathway, which would limit the global temperature
increase to 2 В°C above pre industrial levels. This paper examines how the end of
cheap energy affects greenhouse gasemissions. I focus my attention on China and
India because of their shared identities, shared norms, and increasing significance in
the discourse of climate change. I propose that by 2050, the end of cheap energy
will bring China and India closer together, and as a result China and India will lower
their emissions and the planet will be on a low emission pathway.
China and India share many identities. They are two of the oldest civilizations. Both
countries have a complicated relationship with the West because of imperialism.
Currently, China has the largest population at around 1.4 billion people. India s
population is likely to succeed China in the coming future. The enormous labor force
of China and India has allowed them to
On the first day of my Political Economy class, I was introduced to the concept of
limited resources. Conventionally extracted fossil fuels (oil and natural gas) are
likely to have supply shortages in the near future. Although coal and unconventional
resources are possible alternatives, reliance on emission intensive resources can be
problematic to our low carbon budget. The Fifth Assessment Report by the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2014) presented four emissions
pathways. The 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 21) is aimed
to achieve the low emission pathway, which would limit the global temperature
increase to 2 В°C above pre industrial levels. This paper examines how the end of
cheap energy affects greenhouse gasemissions. I focus my attention on China and
India because of their shared identities, shared norms, and increasing significance in
the discourse of climate change. I propose that by 2050, the end of cheap energy
will bring China and India closer together, and as a result China and India will lower
their emissions and the planet will be on a low emission pathway.
China and India share many identities. They are two of the oldest civilizations. Both
countries have a complicated relationship with the West because of imperialism.
Currently, China has the largest population at around 1.4 billion people. India s
population is likely to succeed China in the coming future. The enormous labor force
of China and India has allowed them to
Funny Lincoln Park Zoo Exhibit Cleaner Mrs.
Location REHAB CENTER AFTERNOON Funny Lincoln park zoo exhibit cleaner
MRS. MILA KOLAS is arguing with funny psychiatrist MR CRAIG ROLAND.
MILA tries to hug CRAIG but he shakes him off. MILA Please Craig, don t leave me.
CRAIG I m sorry Mila, but I m looking for somebody a bit more brave. Somebody
who faces his fears head on, instead of running away. MILA I am such a person!
CRAIG frowns. CRAIG I m sorry, Mila. I just don t feel excited by this relationship
anymore. CRAIG leaves. MILA sits down, looking defeated. Moments later,
intelligent hairdresser MR MICHEAL PARKER barges in looking flustered. MILA
Goodness, Micheal! Is everything okay? MICHEAL I m afraid not. MILA What is
it? Don t keep me in suspense... MICHEAL It... Show more content on
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MILA, closely followed by MICHEAL, rushes towards CHRISTIAN, but suddenly
stops in his tracks. MICHEAL What is is? What s the matter? MILA That s not
just any old thug, that s Christian Randall! MICHEAL Who s Christian Randall?
MILA Who s Christian Randall? Who s Christian Randall? Only the most
scheming thug in the universe! MICHEAL Blinkin knickers, Mila! We re going to
need some help if we re going to stop the most scheming thug in the universe! MILA
You can say that again. MICHEAL Blinkin knickers, Mila! We re going to need some
help if we re going to stop the most scheming thug in the universe! MILA I m going
to need rocks, lots of rocks. Christian turns and sees Mila and Micheal. He grins an
evil grin. CHRISTIAN Mila Kolas, we meet again. MICHEAL You ve met? MILA
Yes. It was a long, long time ago... EXT. A PARK BACK IN TIME A young MILA
is sitting in a park listening to some piano music, when suddenly a dark shadow casts
over him. He looks up and sees CHRISTIAN. He takes off his headphones.
CHRISTIAN Would you like some fruit gums? MILA s eyes light up, but then he
studies CHRISTIAN more closely, and looks uneasy. MILA I don t know, you look
kind of scheming. CHRISTIAN Me? No. I m not scheming. I m the least scheming
thug in the world. MILA Wait, you re a thug? MILA runs away, screaming. EXT.
LINCOLN PARK HIGH SCHOOL PRESENT DAY CHRISTIAN You were a
coward then, and you are a coward
Location REHAB CENTER AFTERNOON Funny Lincoln park zoo exhibit cleaner
MRS. MILA KOLAS is arguing with funny psychiatrist MR CRAIG ROLAND.
MILA tries to hug CRAIG but he shakes him off. MILA Please Craig, don t leave me.
CRAIG I m sorry Mila, but I m looking for somebody a bit more brave. Somebody
who faces his fears head on, instead of running away. MILA I am such a person!
CRAIG frowns. CRAIG I m sorry, Mila. I just don t feel excited by this relationship
anymore. CRAIG leaves. MILA sits down, looking defeated. Moments later,
intelligent hairdresser MR MICHEAL PARKER barges in looking flustered. MILA
Goodness, Micheal! Is everything okay? MICHEAL I m afraid not. MILA What is
it? Don t keep me in suspense... MICHEAL It... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
MILA, closely followed by MICHEAL, rushes towards CHRISTIAN, but suddenly
stops in his tracks. MICHEAL What is is? What s the matter? MILA That s not
just any old thug, that s Christian Randall! MICHEAL Who s Christian Randall?
MILA Who s Christian Randall? Who s Christian Randall? Only the most
scheming thug in the universe! MICHEAL Blinkin knickers, Mila! We re going to
need some help if we re going to stop the most scheming thug in the universe! MILA
You can say that again. MICHEAL Blinkin knickers, Mila! We re going to need some
help if we re going to stop the most scheming thug in the universe! MILA I m going
to need rocks, lots of rocks. Christian turns and sees Mila and Micheal. He grins an
evil grin. CHRISTIAN Mila Kolas, we meet again. MICHEAL You ve met? MILA
Yes. It was a long, long time ago... EXT. A PARK BACK IN TIME A young MILA
is sitting in a park listening to some piano music, when suddenly a dark shadow casts
over him. He looks up and sees CHRISTIAN. He takes off his headphones.
CHRISTIAN Would you like some fruit gums? MILA s eyes light up, but then he
studies CHRISTIAN more closely, and looks uneasy. MILA I don t know, you look
kind of scheming. CHRISTIAN Me? No. I m not scheming. I m the least scheming
thug in the world. MILA Wait, you re a thug? MILA runs away, screaming. EXT.
LINCOLN PARK HIGH SCHOOL PRESENT DAY CHRISTIAN You were a
coward then, and you are a coward
How To Individualize Parameters
While further research is needed, we need to be focused on positive patient
outcomes. Nurses should set set realistic individualized parameters on monitors
when possible in an effort to reduce nonsense alarms. Parameters should be at a
reasonable level to grab their attention at appropriate times when an intervention may
be required. Translation to Practice This evidence can be translated into practice in
several ways. An astounding 80 99% of EKG monitor alarms are false or
insignificant (Sendelbach Funk, 2013.) First, continuous cardiac and oxygenation
alarms cannot be turned off, but alarm parameters may be changed on an
individualized basis depending on their baseline data. For example, the patient comes
in with tachycardia so adjust... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This assignment has changed the way I view alarms. I work in the ICU where
everything beeps, buzzes, and dings. I ve become more aware of the very high
percentage that are nuisance alarms and require no intervention. It is becoming a
habit of mine at the beginning of my shift when I first assess any patient to assess
their alarms as well. I personalize their alarm parameters, change their EKG pads,
and assure that everything is plugged in. I am also able to share this information with
my co workers, which also reduces the number of nuisance alarms on the
While further research is needed, we need to be focused on positive patient
outcomes. Nurses should set set realistic individualized parameters on monitors
when possible in an effort to reduce nonsense alarms. Parameters should be at a
reasonable level to grab their attention at appropriate times when an intervention may
be required. Translation to Practice This evidence can be translated into practice in
several ways. An astounding 80 99% of EKG monitor alarms are false or
insignificant (Sendelbach Funk, 2013.) First, continuous cardiac and oxygenation
alarms cannot be turned off, but alarm parameters may be changed on an
individualized basis depending on their baseline data. For example, the patient comes
in with tachycardia so adjust... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This assignment has changed the way I view alarms. I work in the ICU where
everything beeps, buzzes, and dings. I ve become more aware of the very high
percentage that are nuisance alarms and require no intervention. It is becoming a
habit of mine at the beginning of my shift when I first assess any patient to assess
their alarms as well. I personalize their alarm parameters, change their EKG pads,
and assure that everything is plugged in. I am also able to share this information with
my co workers, which also reduces the number of nuisance alarms on the
George Orwell s Animal Farm Essay
Karl Marx, writer of Communist Manifesto, is represented as an old, wise pig in
George Orwell s Animal Farm. Because Orwell is a democratic socialist and does not
accept the ideologies of Marxism, he reveals the reality of communism and reflects
his opinions through sardonic situations that occur among animals. The state of
communismthat Marx and Friedrich Engelsdescribe is where the state is abolished,
people live in a society where members work together in agreement and no one is
exploited, and every member shares the rewards of hard work. The envisions of
Marx greatly contrasted with the plot of Animal Farm. Old Major, a pig, had a
dream that mirrored Marx and his dream of communism. This dream is ironic
because it suggests that communism is only a dream. The Soviet Union s policies
were seen as steps to reach communism, rather than the end result of communism, in
which all animals of the farm endured. The characters in animal farm had to pass
through this in between stage before becoming a complete communist society, and in
reality they remained in this stage and believed they were close to their goal.
The animals, who were the laborers, fulfilled Old Major s wish and overthrew the
capitalistic men with a revolution, much like how Marx and Engels hoped for the
day the Proletarians would overthrow the Bourgeois, the owners of private property.
He focused on arousing the animals emotionally and didn t mention any practical
reasons to help solve their issues. However,
Karl Marx, writer of Communist Manifesto, is represented as an old, wise pig in
George Orwell s Animal Farm. Because Orwell is a democratic socialist and does not
accept the ideologies of Marxism, he reveals the reality of communism and reflects
his opinions through sardonic situations that occur among animals. The state of
communismthat Marx and Friedrich Engelsdescribe is where the state is abolished,
people live in a society where members work together in agreement and no one is
exploited, and every member shares the rewards of hard work. The envisions of
Marx greatly contrasted with the plot of Animal Farm. Old Major, a pig, had a
dream that mirrored Marx and his dream of communism. This dream is ironic
because it suggests that communism is only a dream. The Soviet Union s policies
were seen as steps to reach communism, rather than the end result of communism, in
which all animals of the farm endured. The characters in animal farm had to pass
through this in between stage before becoming a complete communist society, and in
reality they remained in this stage and believed they were close to their goal.
The animals, who were the laborers, fulfilled Old Major s wish and overthrew the
capitalistic men with a revolution, much like how Marx and Engels hoped for the
day the Proletarians would overthrow the Bourgeois, the owners of private property.
He focused on arousing the animals emotionally and didn t mention any practical
reasons to help solve their issues. However,
School Shootings
A school shooting occurred on February 14, 2018. The shooter is 19 year old
Nikolas Cruz. Cruz had planned this for a while. He slipped into the school carrying
a rifle case, pulled a fire alarm, waited for students to leave there classrooms then shot
up the school. After which, when the students were being evacuated, he proceed to
leave behind other students to be unnoticed. Cruz killed 17 students and adults, and
wounded 14 others.
I believe the school shooting could ve been preventable. Through the years of 2008
2017, there were 18 warning calls all about Cruz s actions about school shootings.
Also Cruz had some very disturbing post on social media. Including one stating, I m
going to become a professional school shooter . No actions
A school shooting occurred on February 14, 2018. The shooter is 19 year old
Nikolas Cruz. Cruz had planned this for a while. He slipped into the school carrying
a rifle case, pulled a fire alarm, waited for students to leave there classrooms then shot
up the school. After which, when the students were being evacuated, he proceed to
leave behind other students to be unnoticed. Cruz killed 17 students and adults, and
wounded 14 others.
I believe the school shooting could ve been preventable. Through the years of 2008
2017, there were 18 warning calls all about Cruz s actions about school shootings.
Also Cruz had some very disturbing post on social media. Including one stating, I m
going to become a professional school shooter . No actions
Essay on Interview With a Business Manager
Polycom was founded in December of 1990 and went public in 1996. Its global
workforce is comprised of approximately 3200 employees. Revenues for 2010 were
posted at $1.2 billion. Polycom prides itself in being a global leader in unified
communications (UC) solutions with industry leading telepresence, video, voice and
Polycom UC Intelligent Coreв„ ў infrastructure solutions all built on open standards.
Polycom s vision and strategy is to enable UC Everywhere allowing people to
communicate and collaborate anywhere on multiple devices (Polycom Corporate,
2011). Clearly Polycom s success does not just stem from quality products and
services, but also from the employees who are in the trenches every day; creating
new products, increasing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other functions include planning of strategic goals and making sure they come to
fruition, controlling budget, weighing effectiveness vs. efficiency, and dealing with
employees, customers, and vendors. In essence, there is no specific agenda that can
be adhered to on a daily basis, as the environment of a manager constantly changes.
A customer fire drill could arise (Eshelman, 2011); a sudden change in the
organization, budgetary cuts, and so forth. A manager constantly has to be ready to
change direction and still produce results. A bulk of the daily work load is spent on
managerial duties, such as dealing with the problems at hand (Eshelman, 2011),
making decisions, leading employees, and ensuring a natural flow of projects and
operations. Two of the most critical managerial issues Mr. Eshelman describes are
budgeting and employee relations. The company must have employees, products, and
other resources to run the business in a profitable manner. It is a manager s
responsibility to weigh the balance of effectiveness vs. efficiency and profit vs. loss
on a constant basis. When certain budgetary allocations change, the manager needs to
find alternatives and put plans into place to reduce cost but still maintain profitability
and productivity. In Eshelman s opinion, the three most important manager skills to
possess are the ability to make impromptu decisions, have technical competency,
Polycom was founded in December of 1990 and went public in 1996. Its global
workforce is comprised of approximately 3200 employees. Revenues for 2010 were
posted at $1.2 billion. Polycom prides itself in being a global leader in unified
communications (UC) solutions with industry leading telepresence, video, voice and
Polycom UC Intelligent Coreв„ ў infrastructure solutions all built on open standards.
Polycom s vision and strategy is to enable UC Everywhere allowing people to
communicate and collaborate anywhere on multiple devices (Polycom Corporate,
2011). Clearly Polycom s success does not just stem from quality products and
services, but also from the employees who are in the trenches every day; creating
new products, increasing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other functions include planning of strategic goals and making sure they come to
fruition, controlling budget, weighing effectiveness vs. efficiency, and dealing with
employees, customers, and vendors. In essence, there is no specific agenda that can
be adhered to on a daily basis, as the environment of a manager constantly changes.
A customer fire drill could arise (Eshelman, 2011); a sudden change in the
organization, budgetary cuts, and so forth. A manager constantly has to be ready to
change direction and still produce results. A bulk of the daily work load is spent on
managerial duties, such as dealing with the problems at hand (Eshelman, 2011),
making decisions, leading employees, and ensuring a natural flow of projects and
operations. Two of the most critical managerial issues Mr. Eshelman describes are
budgeting and employee relations. The company must have employees, products, and
other resources to run the business in a profitable manner. It is a manager s
responsibility to weigh the balance of effectiveness vs. efficiency and profit vs. loss
on a constant basis. When certain budgetary allocations change, the manager needs to
find alternatives and put plans into place to reduce cost but still maintain profitability
and productivity. In Eshelman s opinion, the three most important manager skills to
possess are the ability to make impromptu decisions, have technical competency,
tech summary Essay examples
CHAPTER 13
1. How does building new systems produce organizational change?
Describe each of the four kinds of organizational change that can be promoted with
information technology.
1пј‰Automation: improve efficiency and make manual steps not required
2пј‰Rationalization: Streamline standard operating procedures
3пј‰Business process reengineering: Analyze, simplify, and redesign business
processes
4пј‰Paradigm shifts: Rethink the nature of the business and the nature of
organization.
Define business process management and describe the steps required to carry it out.
Business process management: use various tools and methodologies to analyze
existing processes, design new process, and optimize those processes and it can
never be over ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2) Traditional structured approaches:
Traditional structured development methods are process oriented, focusing primarily
on modeling the processes.
It specifies the processes or transformations that occur within each module and the
interfaces that exist between them.
4. What are the alternative methods for building information systems?
Define the traditional systems life cycle.
The life cycle methodology is a phased approach to building a system, dividing
systems development into formal stages.
Describe each of its steps and its advantages and disadvantages for systems building.
Steps: System analysis, System design, Programming, Testing, Conversion,
Production and maintenance.
Advantages: Activities can be repeated to modify the wrong process
Disadvantages: it can be costly, time consuming, and inflexible and it is not suitable
for many small desktop systems.
Define information system prototyping
The prototype is a working version of an information system or part of the system,
which consists of building an experimental system rapidly and inexpensively for end
users to evaluate.
Describe its benefits and limitations. List and describe the steps in the prototyping
process.
Benefits:
Prototyping encourages intense end user involvement throughout the systems
development life cycle, it is more likely to produce systems that fulfill user
requirements.
CHAPTER 13
1. How does building new systems produce organizational change?
Describe each of the four kinds of organizational change that can be promoted with
information technology.
1пј‰Automation: improve efficiency and make manual steps not required
2пј‰Rationalization: Streamline standard operating procedures
3пј‰Business process reengineering: Analyze, simplify, and redesign business
processes
4пј‰Paradigm shifts: Rethink the nature of the business and the nature of
organization.
Define business process management and describe the steps required to carry it out.
Business process management: use various tools and methodologies to analyze
existing processes, design new process, and optimize those processes and it can
never be over ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2) Traditional structured approaches:
Traditional structured development methods are process oriented, focusing primarily
on modeling the processes.
It specifies the processes or transformations that occur within each module and the
interfaces that exist between them.
4. What are the alternative methods for building information systems?
Define the traditional systems life cycle.
The life cycle methodology is a phased approach to building a system, dividing
systems development into formal stages.
Describe each of its steps and its advantages and disadvantages for systems building.
Steps: System analysis, System design, Programming, Testing, Conversion,
Production and maintenance.
Advantages: Activities can be repeated to modify the wrong process
Disadvantages: it can be costly, time consuming, and inflexible and it is not suitable
for many small desktop systems.
Define information system prototyping
The prototype is a working version of an information system or part of the system,
which consists of building an experimental system rapidly and inexpensively for end
users to evaluate.
Describe its benefits and limitations. List and describe the steps in the prototyping
process.
Benefits:
Prototyping encourages intense end user involvement throughout the systems
development life cycle, it is more likely to produce systems that fulfill user
requirements.
Difficult Conversations In Social Work
Final Paper
Difficult Conversations
By
Wayne State University School of Social Work
Social Work 6991
Professor Pauline Everette
Fall 2012
Conflict is everywhere we go, at home, school, church in the community and
especially at work. How we decide to handle the conflict at hand will determine
whether we strengthen the relationship or break it up. Each situation can be dealt
with in a way that can bring healing instead of animosity and further pain. Most of
the time conflict is looked at as a negative experience that most people refuse to be a
part of because of their own lack of conflict management skills; but if both parties are
willing to sit down and discuss the issue, there is a possibility of a positive ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
B)John s intentions were to convince me that all they were going to do is study and
if I allowed it with some ground rules like leave the door open, only when parents
are home and a time limit, he would have followed those rules only until I got
comfortable with the idea and slacked up on looking in on them, then he would have
tried to get intimate with the young lady, which eventually could lead to having
sexual intercourse in my home. (Not going to happen)
C)My contribution to the problem was as John grew up, I allowed my best friend
s daughter, (who was the same age and they grew up together), to visit/play with
John in his room and even to date when she comes over she freely would walk to
his bedroom and they would sit up and watch TV on his bed, sometimes with the
door closed. I felt no harm in the situation because they would say they were cousins
and treated each other as such.
II.What happen? What is the other s story?
What happen was John threw that situation in my face, he said, Mom what
difference does it make, Kim, (name change for confidentiality), comes over lays in
the bed with me to watch TV and sometimes when you and her mom go out, she
spends the night and me and her are only friends. John story was Kim isn t my only
female friend, you don t trust me.
A)The impact for me was tough for me to swallow; I was lost for words because he
was correct. I
Final Paper
Difficult Conversations
By
Wayne State University School of Social Work
Social Work 6991
Professor Pauline Everette
Fall 2012
Conflict is everywhere we go, at home, school, church in the community and
especially at work. How we decide to handle the conflict at hand will determine
whether we strengthen the relationship or break it up. Each situation can be dealt
with in a way that can bring healing instead of animosity and further pain. Most of
the time conflict is looked at as a negative experience that most people refuse to be a
part of because of their own lack of conflict management skills; but if both parties are
willing to sit down and discuss the issue, there is a possibility of a positive ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
B)John s intentions were to convince me that all they were going to do is study and
if I allowed it with some ground rules like leave the door open, only when parents
are home and a time limit, he would have followed those rules only until I got
comfortable with the idea and slacked up on looking in on them, then he would have
tried to get intimate with the young lady, which eventually could lead to having
sexual intercourse in my home. (Not going to happen)
C)My contribution to the problem was as John grew up, I allowed my best friend
s daughter, (who was the same age and they grew up together), to visit/play with
John in his room and even to date when she comes over she freely would walk to
his bedroom and they would sit up and watch TV on his bed, sometimes with the
door closed. I felt no harm in the situation because they would say they were cousins
and treated each other as such.
II.What happen? What is the other s story?
What happen was John threw that situation in my face, he said, Mom what
difference does it make, Kim, (name change for confidentiality), comes over lays in
the bed with me to watch TV and sometimes when you and her mom go out, she
spends the night and me and her are only friends. John story was Kim isn t my only
female friend, you don t trust me.
A)The impact for me was tough for me to swallow; I was lost for words because he
was correct. I
Amusement Park Satire
Wow, Ad venture Land Is an awesome place! I m glad that my parents brought me
here for the weekend! Look, it s that one mascot Bernie
Bernarde.You know, the Mascots of an amusement park can be seen as a lot like the
chloroplast of a cell. This may seem like an anomaly, but think about it. The
chloroplast uses sun light to make sugar for energy for the cell using photosynthesis.
And the mascots of amusement parks use their suits to make their own silly antics,
like dancing, into excitement for the people at the amusement park!
Did you know that the security is almost like the cell membrane? The cell membrane
lets nutrients in and out of the of the cell. Security lets people pass and lets them out.
This weather is SUPER amusement park y. It really makes me want to go to the
amusement park. Ten minutes later after parents drive me to amusement park
(Sudden realization mode activates) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The nucleus of course! The owner and the nucleus have so much in common. The
nucleus regulates all the activities and is the control center of the cell, just like how
the owner of the amusement park regulates all amusement park activities.
10 hours after arriving to amusement park... Man, I m so HuNgry ThAt i can T
EveN prOPerly ThINk. I SHOUlD gO to the FoODsTAnD. After going to the food
stand and getting food... I can think properly again!(Sudden realization mode
reactivates) Hold up. This food stand stores and sells food and water for everyone in
the amusement park. Just like the vacuole! Since it does the same thing: store food
and water, but for the cell!
I was going onto a ride called the Raging Rivers and I was waiting for the carny to
tell me when to go into the boat. Then I realized that the carny was like the
cytoplasm. A cytoplasm moves the organelles to various places and it protects the
organelles, the carny kinda does the same, they direct people to their ride and keeps
them safe from dangers or
Wow, Ad venture Land Is an awesome place! I m glad that my parents brought me
here for the weekend! Look, it s that one mascot Bernie
Bernarde.You know, the Mascots of an amusement park can be seen as a lot like the
chloroplast of a cell. This may seem like an anomaly, but think about it. The
chloroplast uses sun light to make sugar for energy for the cell using photosynthesis.
And the mascots of amusement parks use their suits to make their own silly antics,
like dancing, into excitement for the people at the amusement park!
Did you know that the security is almost like the cell membrane? The cell membrane
lets nutrients in and out of the of the cell. Security lets people pass and lets them out.
This weather is SUPER amusement park y. It really makes me want to go to the
amusement park. Ten minutes later after parents drive me to amusement park
(Sudden realization mode activates) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The nucleus of course! The owner and the nucleus have so much in common. The
nucleus regulates all the activities and is the control center of the cell, just like how
the owner of the amusement park regulates all amusement park activities.
10 hours after arriving to amusement park... Man, I m so HuNgry ThAt i can T
EveN prOPerly ThINk. I SHOUlD gO to the FoODsTAnD. After going to the food
stand and getting food... I can think properly again!(Sudden realization mode
reactivates) Hold up. This food stand stores and sells food and water for everyone in
the amusement park. Just like the vacuole! Since it does the same thing: store food
and water, but for the cell!
I was going onto a ride called the Raging Rivers and I was waiting for the carny to
tell me when to go into the boat. Then I realized that the carny was like the
cytoplasm. A cytoplasm moves the organelles to various places and it protects the
organelles, the carny kinda does the same, they direct people to their ride and keeps
them safe from dangers or
Tarkovsky s Cinema Essay
Tarkovsky s Cinema
To begin, Tarkovsky s cinema is not about historical realism or exposing the
everyday as it really is. Cinema is unavoidably an especially paranoid representation
of experience. Sculpture hewn in time resembles everyday events no more than wood
sculpture does stumps. What makes Tarkovsky interesting might be gotten at in terms
of doors and windows. Dalle Vacche[1] approaches the array of moments and
differences in the style:
Tarkovsky s refusal to attach these faces to a situation, to a decision, or to an
exchange of looks with another character makes these anonymous and minor figures
especially elusive. Yet their impact is undeniably strong. It is as if the viewer s mind,
unable to read the characters eyes, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like Florensky s[3] idea of reverse perspective in Russian iconic painting, here the
level of reality of the Archimedean point of perspective flips from earthly to
spiritual. It makes us dreamers. Renaissance painting subordinates every scene to the
single eye with all light converging at this single point, but Florensky sees the
reverse of this convergence in icons. Multiple sides are visible and the perspective of
the painting does not overwhelm that which is seen. Andrei Rublev is, in this way, not
such a work of art.
If usual film is paranoid experience because, unlike day to day life where the
connection between one experience and another depends mostly on faiths in your
self, all moments are meaningful and relative, Tarkovsky may reverse this. In film,
all gestures, characters and textures ultimately link back together in ways it is yours
to discover. In life , the significance of all the parts, worry not, will happen to you.
Looking into Andrei Rublev is such a wasted moment of voyeurism that the
transaction is less about vision going out the window than what drifts back in. Lives
and times are no longer packaged in the comfortable realistic perspectives that
conventions such as third person narrative strive to maintain. The activity of looking
through windows ... implies a viewer in a situation of safety, who can dominate the
world outside, without giving up control of private space (Dalle
Tarkovsky s Cinema
To begin, Tarkovsky s cinema is not about historical realism or exposing the
everyday as it really is. Cinema is unavoidably an especially paranoid representation
of experience. Sculpture hewn in time resembles everyday events no more than wood
sculpture does stumps. What makes Tarkovsky interesting might be gotten at in terms
of doors and windows. Dalle Vacche[1] approaches the array of moments and
differences in the style:
Tarkovsky s refusal to attach these faces to a situation, to a decision, or to an
exchange of looks with another character makes these anonymous and minor figures
especially elusive. Yet their impact is undeniably strong. It is as if the viewer s mind,
unable to read the characters eyes, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like Florensky s[3] idea of reverse perspective in Russian iconic painting, here the
level of reality of the Archimedean point of perspective flips from earthly to
spiritual. It makes us dreamers. Renaissance painting subordinates every scene to the
single eye with all light converging at this single point, but Florensky sees the
reverse of this convergence in icons. Multiple sides are visible and the perspective of
the painting does not overwhelm that which is seen. Andrei Rublev is, in this way, not
such a work of art.
If usual film is paranoid experience because, unlike day to day life where the
connection between one experience and another depends mostly on faiths in your
self, all moments are meaningful and relative, Tarkovsky may reverse this. In film,
all gestures, characters and textures ultimately link back together in ways it is yours
to discover. In life , the significance of all the parts, worry not, will happen to you.
Looking into Andrei Rublev is such a wasted moment of voyeurism that the
transaction is less about vision going out the window than what drifts back in. Lives
and times are no longer packaged in the comfortable realistic perspectives that
conventions such as third person narrative strive to maintain. The activity of looking
through windows ... implies a viewer in a situation of safety, who can dominate the
world outside, without giving up control of private space (Dalle
Examples Of Social Inequality In To Kill A Mockingbird
Social inequality has been a relevant issue since the beginning of our society. We
are all affected by it, and it cannot be avoided. Reflecting this, Harper Lee fluently
expresses the idea that social inequalities people inherit will end up determining
the quality of one s life in her book To Kill a Mockingbird. People are born into
many of the most common and discriminating social inequalities. The issues our
parents face become ours as well. Social status, income and race are just a few
things that end up affecting how we are treated, as well as affect the opportunities
we are presented with in life. When children are born into rich, white families, they
will be treated and viewed differently than black children who grew up in families
facing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alexandria very clearly tells Scout to stay away from him because He is trash, that s
why you cant play with him, Then further elaborates with ...The thing about it is, our
kind of folks don t like the Cunninghams, the Cunninghams don t like the Ewells, and
the Ewells hate and despise the colored folks. Walter is now missing an opportunity
to make a friend simply because he is poorer than her. Alexandria s view reflects the
view of many at the time and her judgement attitude can reflect those of many people
today. She is denying him an opportunity without even meeting him. Based on this
excerpt in the book we can conclude that this treatment is fairly common in Walter s
Social inequality has been a relevant issue since the beginning of our society. We
are all affected by it, and it cannot be avoided. Reflecting this, Harper Lee fluently
expresses the idea that social inequalities people inherit will end up determining
the quality of one s life in her book To Kill a Mockingbird. People are born into
many of the most common and discriminating social inequalities. The issues our
parents face become ours as well. Social status, income and race are just a few
things that end up affecting how we are treated, as well as affect the opportunities
we are presented with in life. When children are born into rich, white families, they
will be treated and viewed differently than black children who grew up in families
facing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alexandria very clearly tells Scout to stay away from him because He is trash, that s
why you cant play with him, Then further elaborates with ...The thing about it is, our
kind of folks don t like the Cunninghams, the Cunninghams don t like the Ewells, and
the Ewells hate and despise the colored folks. Walter is now missing an opportunity
to make a friend simply because he is poorer than her. Alexandria s view reflects the
view of many at the time and her judgement attitude can reflect those of many people
today. She is denying him an opportunity without even meeting him. Based on this
excerpt in the book we can conclude that this treatment is fairly common in Walter s
Cialis Research Paper
Cialis, the trademark drug of Lilly Icos can also be helpful to human beings in ways
instead of curing erectile dysfunction. Clinical researches have learned that tadalafil,
the most important component of Cialis can aid humans in lowering their blood
stress, preserve a wellknown prostrate underneath manage and maintain an impending
lung disorder. These further advantages of Cialis have made the future of Lilly Icos
brighter.
David Goodkin, the Senior vp at Icos mentioned in a press free up that the enterprise
is continually working toward progress of the drug for another capabilities
advantages. Even tadalafil, the active ingredient in Cialis, used to be previous
developed as angina drug years before its impotency curing residences had been
realized. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Goodkin said there are around 50 million individuals with hypertension in the us by
myself. Although many medications to healing continual high blood strain are to be
had, none of them are free of major facet effects. Cialis may just show to be the
dream drug, with negligible side effects.
Lilly Icos went ahead with a segment 2 be trained of Cialis to examine the results of
tadalafil on persons with hypertension. The outcome of the study used to be clinically
significant. It headquartered that tadalafil showed compatible effects to the opposite
medicines in the market. The one change came up in the form of aspect effects. All
the other medications impeded sex, whereas Cialis gave an altogether reverse result.
Tadalafil might also deal with the symptoms of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, a
original prostate quandary. A patient with this predicament administered with a dose
of tadalafil confirmed a statistically remarkable improvement. A radical clinical
assessment of the sufferer established that Cialis may also be an amazing drug for
men with benign prostatic
Cialis, the trademark drug of Lilly Icos can also be helpful to human beings in ways
instead of curing erectile dysfunction. Clinical researches have learned that tadalafil,
the most important component of Cialis can aid humans in lowering their blood
stress, preserve a wellknown prostrate underneath manage and maintain an impending
lung disorder. These further advantages of Cialis have made the future of Lilly Icos
brighter.
David Goodkin, the Senior vp at Icos mentioned in a press free up that the enterprise
is continually working toward progress of the drug for another capabilities
advantages. Even tadalafil, the active ingredient in Cialis, used to be previous
developed as angina drug years before its impotency curing residences had been
realized. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Goodkin said there are around 50 million individuals with hypertension in the us by
myself. Although many medications to healing continual high blood strain are to be
had, none of them are free of major facet effects. Cialis may just show to be the
dream drug, with negligible side effects.
Lilly Icos went ahead with a segment 2 be trained of Cialis to examine the results of
tadalafil on persons with hypertension. The outcome of the study used to be clinically
significant. It headquartered that tadalafil showed compatible effects to the opposite
medicines in the market. The one change came up in the form of aspect effects. All
the other medications impeded sex, whereas Cialis gave an altogether reverse result.
Tadalafil might also deal with the symptoms of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, a
original prostate quandary. A patient with this predicament administered with a dose
of tadalafil confirmed a statistically remarkable improvement. A radical clinical
assessment of the sufferer established that Cialis may also be an amazing drug for
men with benign prostatic
Leadership In Beowulf
Kingship is someone held in higher regard or respect over others and one who
possesses characteristics or personality traits of a king. Kingship or leadership is
seen throughout the readings of Everyman, Beowulf, and Sir Gawain and the Green
Knight. Another way that people would describe kingship in the fourteenth century is
by saying, The emergence of more elaborate ways of addressing the king is, in fact,
of great consequence in revealing important developments in the nature of the
fourteenth century parliament, a dramatic shift in the culture of the royal court and,
ultimately, a reconfiguration of the expectations of kingship itself (Dodd 2014).
Finding out what makes a good leader can be determined based off of characters...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, King Arthur has the characteristic of being brave and proving his
boldness as he is the first person to go up against and try to fight the Green Knight
readers can determine this as the poem says, His men were also hurt those words
had pricked their pride. But born so brave at heart the king stepped up one stride
(Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 192). This quotes says that by nature, King
Arthur is bold. We then go on to see how Sir Gawain has kingship and leadership
qualities when the author describes his shield which happens to be in the shape of
a pentagon. This is otherwise known as the pentangle, each side of the pentagon
shaped shield or the pentangle represents something that Gawain is good at. One
side represented his five senses, another side, which most proves his kingship,
represents the five virtues he possesses. The five virtues consist of fellowship,
chastity, generosity, charity, and courtesy. These five virtues are the reason why Sir
Gawain has good leadership and kingship. Something also mentioned within this
poem is the code of chivalry, a virtue a king should possess in order to hold kingship
and good leadership. David Beauregard said, In his analysis of the virtue of fortitude,
St. Thomas begins with the proposition that fortitude has to do with the passions of
Kingship is someone held in higher regard or respect over others and one who
possesses characteristics or personality traits of a king. Kingship or leadership is
seen throughout the readings of Everyman, Beowulf, and Sir Gawain and the Green
Knight. Another way that people would describe kingship in the fourteenth century is
by saying, The emergence of more elaborate ways of addressing the king is, in fact,
of great consequence in revealing important developments in the nature of the
fourteenth century parliament, a dramatic shift in the culture of the royal court and,
ultimately, a reconfiguration of the expectations of kingship itself (Dodd 2014).
Finding out what makes a good leader can be determined based off of characters...
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For example, King Arthur has the characteristic of being brave and proving his
boldness as he is the first person to go up against and try to fight the Green Knight
readers can determine this as the poem says, His men were also hurt those words
had pricked their pride. But born so brave at heart the king stepped up one stride
(Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 192). This quotes says that by nature, King
Arthur is bold. We then go on to see how Sir Gawain has kingship and leadership
qualities when the author describes his shield which happens to be in the shape of
a pentagon. This is otherwise known as the pentangle, each side of the pentagon
shaped shield or the pentangle represents something that Gawain is good at. One
side represented his five senses, another side, which most proves his kingship,
represents the five virtues he possesses. The five virtues consist of fellowship,
chastity, generosity, charity, and courtesy. These five virtues are the reason why Sir
Gawain has good leadership and kingship. Something also mentioned within this
poem is the code of chivalry, a virtue a king should possess in order to hold kingship
and good leadership. David Beauregard said, In his analysis of the virtue of fortitude,
St. Thomas begins with the proposition that fortitude has to do with the passions of
Embers By Sandor Marai Analysis
Friendship is a relationship between people who enjoy each other s company and
have the same interests. In Embers, by Sandor Marai we are introduced to General
Henrick and Konrad and the theme of friendship. Henrick is a seventy five year old
man who is a retired general from Hungary, and Konrad is in his mid seventies and
is continuing to live in London. They both have been in a close friendshipever since
they were children back in military academy, but when Konrad leaves to London
and never says goodbye, the general thought he would never see Konrad again until
forty one years and forty three days later the general gets a surprise letter that his
old friend Konrad , that disappeared for forty one years and forty three days, is
coming to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Human nature means how a human can think, feel, or act naturally. It actually
seems to make a lot more sense that the general is slowly to overthink this situation.
He is starting to get too obsessed with getting the truth from Konrad on why he
hates him so much or why didn t he kill him when he had the chance during that
morning of the hunt. The general is starting to connect all these ideas into his head
and he begins to conclude that his dead wife Krizstina and Konrad may have
gotten together in the past. The general says to Konrad I cannot grasp what that
reason is. There is one simple, natural explanation, namely that you have been
smitten with a sudden, wild passion for Krisztina, and this, too, could be a form of
madness (Marai 77). The feeling of being jealous can actually ruin a friendship
because many people do not like the idea of their bestfriend being cared and loved
for by someone else. In this situation, the general thinks the reason why Konrad
could have killed him is that Konrad may have feelings for Krizstina and maybe he
did not want the general and Krizstina to be together. Going back to Konrad leaving
to London, the general had a gut feeling that he was not going to see him ever again.
When Konrad came for a surprise visit, surprisingly they were both anxiously waiting
to
Friendship is a relationship between people who enjoy each other s company and
have the same interests. In Embers, by Sandor Marai we are introduced to General
Henrick and Konrad and the theme of friendship. Henrick is a seventy five year old
man who is a retired general from Hungary, and Konrad is in his mid seventies and
is continuing to live in London. They both have been in a close friendshipever since
they were children back in military academy, but when Konrad leaves to London
and never says goodbye, the general thought he would never see Konrad again until
forty one years and forty three days later the general gets a surprise letter that his
old friend Konrad , that disappeared for forty one years and forty three days, is
coming to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Human nature means how a human can think, feel, or act naturally. It actually
seems to make a lot more sense that the general is slowly to overthink this situation.
He is starting to get too obsessed with getting the truth from Konrad on why he
hates him so much or why didn t he kill him when he had the chance during that
morning of the hunt. The general is starting to connect all these ideas into his head
and he begins to conclude that his dead wife Krizstina and Konrad may have
gotten together in the past. The general says to Konrad I cannot grasp what that
reason is. There is one simple, natural explanation, namely that you have been
smitten with a sudden, wild passion for Krisztina, and this, too, could be a form of
madness (Marai 77). The feeling of being jealous can actually ruin a friendship
because many people do not like the idea of their bestfriend being cared and loved
for by someone else. In this situation, the general thinks the reason why Konrad
could have killed him is that Konrad may have feelings for Krizstina and maybe he
did not want the general and Krizstina to be together. Going back to Konrad leaving
to London, the general had a gut feeling that he was not going to see him ever again.
When Konrad came for a surprise visit, surprisingly they were both anxiously waiting
to
Personal Responsibility Work And Opportunity Act Analysis
The Personal Responsibility Work and Opportunity Act was a bill that was passed
into law in 1996. This law created a new program called Temporary Assistance to
Needy Families (TANF). The changes in the TANF program were significantly
different than the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program. The
TANF program became a part of the national welfarereform which puts a stop to
women with children being entitled to an endless amount of cash benefits. Welfare
reform was part of President Bill Clinton and his campaign s promise to end welfare
as we know it (Gilbert and Terrell 2013 p.74). The sponsor of this bill was a
Republican representative for Ohio s 12th Congressional district and his name was
John Kasich (https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/104/hr3734).... Show more
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The bill was passed by the House budget committee however, the Senate budget
committee passed the bill, but they had some changes to the bill and sent the
revisions back to House budget committee for approval. There was a meeting held
by both committees regarding the changes and both committees agreed to pass the
bill. On August 22, 1996 President Bill Clinton signed the bill for Personal
Responsibility Work and Opportunity Act to become a law. The party affiliations of
this act are Republicans and Democrats. Both parties were crucial in the process of
getting the bill to be passed into law. The stakeholders are people who are affected by
actions in this law. In this act the stakeholders are the clients, House budget
committee, and Senate budget committee, Republican, Democrats and President Bill
The Personal Responsibility Work and Opportunity Act was a bill that was passed
into law in 1996. This law created a new program called Temporary Assistance to
Needy Families (TANF). The changes in the TANF program were significantly
different than the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program. The
TANF program became a part of the national welfarereform which puts a stop to
women with children being entitled to an endless amount of cash benefits. Welfare
reform was part of President Bill Clinton and his campaign s promise to end welfare
as we know it (Gilbert and Terrell 2013 p.74). The sponsor of this bill was a
Republican representative for Ohio s 12th Congressional district and his name was
John Kasich (https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/104/hr3734).... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The bill was passed by the House budget committee however, the Senate budget
committee passed the bill, but they had some changes to the bill and sent the
revisions back to House budget committee for approval. There was a meeting held
by both committees regarding the changes and both committees agreed to pass the
bill. On August 22, 1996 President Bill Clinton signed the bill for Personal
Responsibility Work and Opportunity Act to become a law. The party affiliations of
this act are Republicans and Democrats. Both parties were crucial in the process of
getting the bill to be passed into law. The stakeholders are people who are affected by
actions in this law. In this act the stakeholders are the clients, House budget
committee, and Senate budget committee, Republican, Democrats and President Bill
Compare And Contrast The Oath Of The Horatii
Compare and Contrast Essay In the scope of this paper two works of art would be
compared and contrasted David s Oath of the Horatii and Painting of Giovanni
Arnolfini and His Bride by Van Eyck. The first painting Oath of the Horatii has
been painted in Rome in the Neo Classical style. This paining is referred as one of
the best known works of art, which has been produced by this artist of style of
eclectic. In the scientific literature, the painting is referred as the representation of the
new school of art, which is mainly grounded on the fervent investigation of antique
and a returning to classical techniques, used in the timeframe of the late 18th century.
This painting (oil on canvas) was completed in 1785. It is possible to make... Show
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The background plot for the painting was borrowed from the Corneille s play,
Horace. The approximate symmetry of the painting becomes more prominent in
the case when the viewer knows the story of the Corneille s play. It is essential to
refer to the fact that there is a difference between the right and left sides not only in
terms of physical composition, but more than that, various emotional connotations
are depicted by each ones. The Giovanni Arnolfini and his Bride (1434) by Jan van
Eyck is also known as The Arnolfini Marriage, The Arnolfini Wedding among other
titles. This painting is referred as one of the more complex and original paintings of
the Western art due to the fact of the unusual geometric orthogonal perspective (in
contrast to the case of the Oath of the Horatii), iconography and the use of mirror
for reflecting the space. It is essential to put an emphasis on the fact that the art
historians consider this portrait as a unique one because it is the form of a painting,
which depicts the record of a
Compare and Contrast Essay In the scope of this paper two works of art would be
compared and contrasted David s Oath of the Horatii and Painting of Giovanni
Arnolfini and His Bride by Van Eyck. The first painting Oath of the Horatii has
been painted in Rome in the Neo Classical style. This paining is referred as one of
the best known works of art, which has been produced by this artist of style of
eclectic. In the scientific literature, the painting is referred as the representation of the
new school of art, which is mainly grounded on the fervent investigation of antique
and a returning to classical techniques, used in the timeframe of the late 18th century.
This painting (oil on canvas) was completed in 1785. It is possible to make... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The background plot for the painting was borrowed from the Corneille s play,
Horace. The approximate symmetry of the painting becomes more prominent in
the case when the viewer knows the story of the Corneille s play. It is essential to
refer to the fact that there is a difference between the right and left sides not only in
terms of physical composition, but more than that, various emotional connotations
are depicted by each ones. The Giovanni Arnolfini and his Bride (1434) by Jan van
Eyck is also known as The Arnolfini Marriage, The Arnolfini Wedding among other
titles. This painting is referred as one of the more complex and original paintings of
the Western art due to the fact of the unusual geometric orthogonal perspective (in
contrast to the case of the Oath of the Horatii), iconography and the use of mirror
for reflecting the space. It is essential to put an emphasis on the fact that the art
historians consider this portrait as a unique one because it is the form of a painting,
which depicts the record of a
The Death Penalty Is Justified
In many eyes across the country the death penalty is widely criticized. The state of
Texas has the death penalty, whereas nineteen other states in the United States do not
including the state Maine. The death penalty is a way for the states to declare that
they don t tolerate the heinous crimes that some individuals commit. In Texas there
are numerous ways that one could be sentenced to death row. Murdering a police
officer or firefighter in the line of duty and if the individual knowing that they are a
police officer or firefighter, murderfor hire or promise of pay, to employ another to
commit murder, murder during the act of or attempted act of kidnapping, burglary,
robbery, aggravated sexual assault, arson, obstruction, retaliation or terroristic threat,
murder during escape or attempted escape from a penal institution, murder during
incarceration of a correctional officer or anyway associated with the plan to do so,
murder while in prison serving a life sentence or a ninety nine year sentence for a
conviction of aggravated kidnapping, aggravated sexual assault, or aggravated
robbery, murder of more than one person during the same crimeor in the same fashion
over an extended period of time, murder of a minor under the age of ten, last but
not least the murder in retaliation for or on account of the service or status of
another person as a judge. What is murder? Murder in my mind is subjective to
make my point I will posit the following scenario; a sniper overseas sees
In many eyes across the country the death penalty is widely criticized. The state of
Texas has the death penalty, whereas nineteen other states in the United States do not
including the state Maine. The death penalty is a way for the states to declare that
they don t tolerate the heinous crimes that some individuals commit. In Texas there
are numerous ways that one could be sentenced to death row. Murdering a police
officer or firefighter in the line of duty and if the individual knowing that they are a
police officer or firefighter, murderfor hire or promise of pay, to employ another to
commit murder, murder during the act of or attempted act of kidnapping, burglary,
robbery, aggravated sexual assault, arson, obstruction, retaliation or terroristic threat,
murder during escape or attempted escape from a penal institution, murder during
incarceration of a correctional officer or anyway associated with the plan to do so,
murder while in prison serving a life sentence or a ninety nine year sentence for a
conviction of aggravated kidnapping, aggravated sexual assault, or aggravated
robbery, murder of more than one person during the same crimeor in the same fashion
over an extended period of time, murder of a minor under the age of ten, last but
not least the murder in retaliation for or on account of the service or status of
another person as a judge. What is murder? Murder in my mind is subjective to
make my point I will posit the following scenario; a sniper overseas sees
twin studies Essay
ARTICLE REVIEW
Separated Twins and the Genetics of Personality Differences: A Critique
Author(s): Jay Joseph
EDP 1002 : THEORIES OF PERSONALITIES
Introduction
Throughout history, across all cultures, people have been fascinated with twins. In
addition to interest in the close emotional ties and biological similarities that twins
may share, reports of special twin languages and twin extrasensory perception (ESP)
help people to explore ideas of what it means to be human. How similar or different
are they to each other? How important are genes and environment for development?
Because identical twins share all of their genes, it is the environment rather than
genetics that accounts for any differences between them. ... Show more content on
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and Shields studies, MISTRA twins were discovered on the basis of similarity and
their knowledge of each other s existence. Also, Minnesota study also lack of case
histories and the failure to share data. Although most of the earlier researchers were
viewing twins through a hereditary lens, their descriptions provided a wealth of
information.
Method of research and Findings In this study, they are used several type of method,
one of the technique is used two or more test instrument to ensure the adequate
coverage, for example the participants were given a battery of personality and mental
ability tests, interest and value inventories and psychomotor tests. In addition,
separate of examiners administer the IQ test, life history interview, psychiatric
interview and sexual life history interview. The twin also complete questionnaire
independently under the constant supervision of the staff members. Twin studies are
valuable to researchers because identical twins share 100% of their genes and
fraternal twins share, on average, 50% of their genes. Both identical and fraternal
twins share certain aspects of their environment (e.g. religious practices in the home).
This allows researchers to estimate the heritability of certain traits. Participants are
asked about academic ability, personality, and interests; family and social
relationships; mental and physical health; physiological measurements. Of interest to
researchers are prevalence of psychopathology, substance
ARTICLE REVIEW
Separated Twins and the Genetics of Personality Differences: A Critique
Author(s): Jay Joseph
EDP 1002 : THEORIES OF PERSONALITIES
Introduction
Throughout history, across all cultures, people have been fascinated with twins. In
addition to interest in the close emotional ties and biological similarities that twins
may share, reports of special twin languages and twin extrasensory perception (ESP)
help people to explore ideas of what it means to be human. How similar or different
are they to each other? How important are genes and environment for development?
Because identical twins share all of their genes, it is the environment rather than
genetics that accounts for any differences between them. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
and Shields studies, MISTRA twins were discovered on the basis of similarity and
their knowledge of each other s existence. Also, Minnesota study also lack of case
histories and the failure to share data. Although most of the earlier researchers were
viewing twins through a hereditary lens, their descriptions provided a wealth of
information.
Method of research and Findings In this study, they are used several type of method,
one of the technique is used two or more test instrument to ensure the adequate
coverage, for example the participants were given a battery of personality and mental
ability tests, interest and value inventories and psychomotor tests. In addition,
separate of examiners administer the IQ test, life history interview, psychiatric
interview and sexual life history interview. The twin also complete questionnaire
independently under the constant supervision of the staff members. Twin studies are
valuable to researchers because identical twins share 100% of their genes and
fraternal twins share, on average, 50% of their genes. Both identical and fraternal
twins share certain aspects of their environment (e.g. religious practices in the home).
This allows researchers to estimate the heritability of certain traits. Participants are
asked about academic ability, personality, and interests; family and social
relationships; mental and physical health; physiological measurements. Of interest to
researchers are prevalence of psychopathology, substance
Auto Repair Of A Family Owned Small Business Essay
A family owned small business is defined as, a corporation that is entirely owned by
the members of a single family. (IFC, 2016) For a family owned business to succeed
it, must establish and maintain the following attributes, the family s commitment and
ability to carry on the business, the ownership structure, meaning having enough
capital to grow and having the most capable individuals in the right positions to run
the business. It must have a strong governance of the company and a dynamic
portfolio to allow for further growth. In addition, wealth managementis key in
maintaining the businesses current wealth and securing it for future generations,
which leads to either creating or engaging with foundations to help promote the
family values from generation to generation. (Casper, Dias, Elstrodt 2010) I chose
to examine the auto repair business, as my husband owns an auto repair and resale
shop, therefore I am more familiar with this industry of family owned businesses
than other types of family owned businesses. The auto repair business has been
around for many years and is not about to go anywhere, anytime soon. The target
market is anyone with a car. Cars are required to be maintained and repaired in
order for them to run. Most American s rely on their vehicles to get them to work,
to school, and so on. According to, Sageworks, people are holding on to their cars
longer and more people who do not own cars are in the market to become car owners.
A family owned small business is defined as, a corporation that is entirely owned by
the members of a single family. (IFC, 2016) For a family owned business to succeed
it, must establish and maintain the following attributes, the family s commitment and
ability to carry on the business, the ownership structure, meaning having enough
capital to grow and having the most capable individuals in the right positions to run
the business. It must have a strong governance of the company and a dynamic
portfolio to allow for further growth. In addition, wealth managementis key in
maintaining the businesses current wealth and securing it for future generations,
which leads to either creating or engaging with foundations to help promote the
family values from generation to generation. (Casper, Dias, Elstrodt 2010) I chose
to examine the auto repair business, as my husband owns an auto repair and resale
shop, therefore I am more familiar with this industry of family owned businesses
than other types of family owned businesses. The auto repair business has been
around for many years and is not about to go anywhere, anytime soon. The target
market is anyone with a car. Cars are required to be maintained and repaired in
order for them to run. Most American s rely on their vehicles to get them to work,
to school, and so on. According to, Sageworks, people are holding on to their cars
longer and more people who do not own cars are in the market to become car owners.
Wind Research Papers
Wind Power
In the society we live in today, many people have the misconception that there is a
never ending supply of energy available for our wasteful use. However, people
must realize that the fossil fuels that we have come to depend on for our energy are
quickly being depleted. There are several renewable energy resources, most of which
come from the sun, that are available for our use. One of these abundant energy
resources is the wind. By taking advantage of the wind, and harnessing its power to
supply useful energy, people can ensure that they will have energy for as long as the
sun continues to heat the earth.
The wind is a direct product of the sun. The earth receives 1.74 x 10^17 Watts of
power (per hour) from the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Notice that the power of wind is proportional to the cubic velocity. This is true
because the kinetic energy (0.5 x M x V^2) of a body in motion is proportional to
V^2, and since the flow rate (F= A x V ) of a fluid is proportional to the velocity,
multiplying these two factors causes the power of wind to be proportional to the
cubic velocity. Therefore, the greater the wind speed, the greater the power that can
be captured from the wind, depending on the efficiency of the wind turbine.
The process of harnessing the power of the wind is not extremely difficult. What is
difficult is increasing the efficiency of this process. When dealing with wind energy,
people are concerned with the surface winds, which are those that flow between the
ground and about 100 meters in altitude (Wind 1). In general, the process of
converting wind energy into electrical energy requires the use of a wind turbine and
a generator. Therefore, the more efficient the designs of the wind turbines and the
generators are, the more efficient the process of converting wind energy into
electrical energy will be.
The design of the wind turbine is probably the most essential part of converting
wind energy to electrical energy. When dealing with wind turbines, one must take
into account how high it is, how big the rotors are, and exactly how much overall
area the rotors will take up. The rotor area determines how much energy a wind
turbine is able to harvest from
Wind Power
In the society we live in today, many people have the misconception that there is a
never ending supply of energy available for our wasteful use. However, people
must realize that the fossil fuels that we have come to depend on for our energy are
quickly being depleted. There are several renewable energy resources, most of which
come from the sun, that are available for our use. One of these abundant energy
resources is the wind. By taking advantage of the wind, and harnessing its power to
supply useful energy, people can ensure that they will have energy for as long as the
sun continues to heat the earth.
The wind is a direct product of the sun. The earth receives 1.74 x 10^17 Watts of
power (per hour) from the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Notice that the power of wind is proportional to the cubic velocity. This is true
because the kinetic energy (0.5 x M x V^2) of a body in motion is proportional to
V^2, and since the flow rate (F= A x V ) of a fluid is proportional to the velocity,
multiplying these two factors causes the power of wind to be proportional to the
cubic velocity. Therefore, the greater the wind speed, the greater the power that can
be captured from the wind, depending on the efficiency of the wind turbine.
The process of harnessing the power of the wind is not extremely difficult. What is
difficult is increasing the efficiency of this process. When dealing with wind energy,
people are concerned with the surface winds, which are those that flow between the
ground and about 100 meters in altitude (Wind 1). In general, the process of
converting wind energy into electrical energy requires the use of a wind turbine and
a generator. Therefore, the more efficient the designs of the wind turbines and the
generators are, the more efficient the process of converting wind energy into
electrical energy will be.
The design of the wind turbine is probably the most essential part of converting
wind energy to electrical energy. When dealing with wind turbines, one must take
into account how high it is, how big the rotors are, and exactly how much overall
area the rotors will take up. The rotor area determines how much energy a wind
turbine is able to harvest from
Essay On Mrs Birling In An Inspector Calls
Mrs. Birling, in the opening stage directions by Priestley is introduced as a rather
cold woman and her husband s social superior . This is important since readers
realise early on in the story that Mrs. Birling is a representative of the aristocracy
and her cold nature would be reflective of her pride on that fact. She is portrayed to
be very conscious about her social status and extremely authoritative. She clearly likes
being in control of things and demonstrates this trait repeatedly in the play. She is
also constantly seen correcting flaws and contradicting members of her family. An
example of this would be when she responds to Arthur s statement about the cooks
reproachfully, stating, Arthur, you re not supposed to say such things .... Show more
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This suggests that since Mrs. Birling is of a higher status, her opinions have never
been challenged. When disagreed with, she haughtily replies, I beg your pardon ,
perhaps expecting the Inspector to rephrase his words or even change them
altogether. However, when he simply repeats what he previously said, she proceeds
to call him impertinent and proclaims that they have reason for taking offence . This
leads the audience to develop a negative opinion towards Mrs. Birling, making the
character less likable as the play
Mrs. Birling, in the opening stage directions by Priestley is introduced as a rather
cold woman and her husband s social superior . This is important since readers
realise early on in the story that Mrs. Birling is a representative of the aristocracy
and her cold nature would be reflective of her pride on that fact. She is portrayed to
be very conscious about her social status and extremely authoritative. She clearly likes
being in control of things and demonstrates this trait repeatedly in the play. She is
also constantly seen correcting flaws and contradicting members of her family. An
example of this would be when she responds to Arthur s statement about the cooks
reproachfully, stating, Arthur, you re not supposed to say such things .... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This suggests that since Mrs. Birling is of a higher status, her opinions have never
been challenged. When disagreed with, she haughtily replies, I beg your pardon ,
perhaps expecting the Inspector to rephrase his words or even change them
altogether. However, when he simply repeats what he previously said, she proceeds
to call him impertinent and proclaims that they have reason for taking offence . This
leads the audience to develop a negative opinion towards Mrs. Birling, making the
character less likable as the play
Mccarthyism In The Red Scare
The Red Scare is referred to as America s fear of communism. Taking a second to
look back on History, American suspicion of communism first began in the 1920 s
during World War One. Thirty years later, the paranoia over communism was stirred
up by the influences of war against the Soviet Union, Un American Activities
committee and McCarthyism. This changed America s perception of society and
politics. Communism is a social, economical and political ideology that the people
are to be equal which meant no social classes. It also meant that the people would
own everything, and receive the same quality and quantity of possessions (Sentinel).
Communists living in the United Stateswere awarded the epithet Reds due to their
association with the red Soviet flag. The color red also symbolizes bloodshed and the
struggle for political change. So, applying those who were perceived as a threat with
the scare that was brought upon America, developed the name, the Red Scare. Most
Americans feared communism because if this system advanced through the U.S, it
would be a menace to the country s democratic values. This lead to the government,
and those who called themselves anti communists to besiege any communist threats
that aimed to overthrow both democratic and capitalist institutions. Since the Soviet
Unionoccupied most of Eastern and Central Europe, it was believed that the nation
would continue to spread its belief in communism. Following close to the end of the
cold
The Red Scare is referred to as America s fear of communism. Taking a second to
look back on History, American suspicion of communism first began in the 1920 s
during World War One. Thirty years later, the paranoia over communism was stirred
up by the influences of war against the Soviet Union, Un American Activities
committee and McCarthyism. This changed America s perception of society and
politics. Communism is a social, economical and political ideology that the people
are to be equal which meant no social classes. It also meant that the people would
own everything, and receive the same quality and quantity of possessions (Sentinel).
Communists living in the United Stateswere awarded the epithet Reds due to their
association with the red Soviet flag. The color red also symbolizes bloodshed and the
struggle for political change. So, applying those who were perceived as a threat with
the scare that was brought upon America, developed the name, the Red Scare. Most
Americans feared communism because if this system advanced through the U.S, it
would be a menace to the country s democratic values. This lead to the government,
and those who called themselves anti communists to besiege any communist threats
that aimed to overthrow both democratic and capitalist institutions. Since the Soviet
Unionoccupied most of Eastern and Central Europe, it was believed that the nation
would continue to spread its belief in communism. Following close to the end of the
cold
The Case of the Test Market Toss-up
The Case of the Test Market Toss up In this case, the top management put the new
frozen dessert Sweet Dream on ice; however, the product manager felt it was not a
correct decision and tried to persuade the top managers to reconsider. The company
of Paradise Foods didn t realize the threat on LaTreat and the opportunities on Sweet
Dream. They didn t embrace the concept of using analytical marketingresearch based
on computer technologies as the premise of the right decision. The issues are:
1. The research data on Sweet Dream seemed to steal the share from LaTreat.
2. The top managers didn t really understand the meaning of the analytical numbers
which Bill got from the marketing research and only considered that the return was ...
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There are two alternatives to deal with this case. One alternative is to accept the
decision made by the top management: shut down Sweet Dream, try another new
concept and adjust the promotion strategy of LaTreat. Changing the promotion of
LaTreat would make the product life cycle longer in order to keep it in making
profits. However, trying another new concept will take a long time to realize and
it has the indeterminate potential risk to success or failure. Besides, the time is
also another key to be successful that the longer it takes, the more risk it will be
defeated. The other alternative is to make another report combined with the
analytical research of LaTreat in an easy understanding way in order to make sure
the top managers know what the numbers mean and do the best to persuasive the
top managers to reconsider. Because it did well in Midland and Pittsfield and it just
needs some adjustments that will be successful. Moreover, it saves time and start
another profit line in Paradise Foods. The company should choose the latter
alternative. Sweet Dream is not a totally failure and it did well in Midland and
Pittsfield. In contrast, LaTreat is tiring out and is only surviving on promotions; in
addition, the loyalists of LaTreat were shrinking. LaTreat is a
The Case of the Test Market Toss up In this case, the top management put the new
frozen dessert Sweet Dream on ice; however, the product manager felt it was not a
correct decision and tried to persuade the top managers to reconsider. The company
of Paradise Foods didn t realize the threat on LaTreat and the opportunities on Sweet
Dream. They didn t embrace the concept of using analytical marketingresearch based
on computer technologies as the premise of the right decision. The issues are:
1. The research data on Sweet Dream seemed to steal the share from LaTreat.
2. The top managers didn t really understand the meaning of the analytical numbers
which Bill got from the marketing research and only considered that the return was ...
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There are two alternatives to deal with this case. One alternative is to accept the
decision made by the top management: shut down Sweet Dream, try another new
concept and adjust the promotion strategy of LaTreat. Changing the promotion of
LaTreat would make the product life cycle longer in order to keep it in making
profits. However, trying another new concept will take a long time to realize and
it has the indeterminate potential risk to success or failure. Besides, the time is
also another key to be successful that the longer it takes, the more risk it will be
defeated. The other alternative is to make another report combined with the
analytical research of LaTreat in an easy understanding way in order to make sure
the top managers know what the numbers mean and do the best to persuasive the
top managers to reconsider. Because it did well in Midland and Pittsfield and it just
needs some adjustments that will be successful. Moreover, it saves time and start
another profit line in Paradise Foods. The company should choose the latter
alternative. Sweet Dream is not a totally failure and it did well in Midland and
Pittsfield. In contrast, LaTreat is tiring out and is only surviving on promotions; in
addition, the loyalists of LaTreat were shrinking. LaTreat is a
Process Recording Social Work
There are many benefits of using process recording in the social work practice.
Process recording allows social worker to examine their skill development, skills
application and profession use of self (Medina, 2010). Specifically, utilizing process
recording can benefit during the intake meeting with Susan because it allow the
social worker to review the interaction with the client. The process recording will
allow the social worker to replay their interaction with the client and access the client
verbal and non verbal communication. It will allow the social worker to observe the
interaction some non verbal cues the client display that the social worker did not
notice prior during the assessment. Also, another benefit of utilizing the process
There are many benefits of using process recording in the social work practice.
Process recording allows social worker to examine their skill development, skills
application and profession use of self (Medina, 2010). Specifically, utilizing process
recording can benefit during the intake meeting with Susan because it allow the
social worker to review the interaction with the client. The process recording will
allow the social worker to replay their interaction with the client and access the client
verbal and non verbal communication. It will allow the social worker to observe the
interaction some non verbal cues the client display that the social worker did not
notice prior during the assessment. Also, another benefit of utilizing the process
Rain Man By Barry Levinson
Rain Man (Johnson, M. Miller, R. 1988) is a motion picture featuring the selfish
main character, Charlie Babbitt, and his struggles while trying to look after his
brother in order to receive half of his father s inheritance. We follow Charlie and his
brother, Raymond Babbitt, who has autism, through their first meeting until
Raymond is taken to a mental institution. Rain Man is an original screenplay written
by Barry Morrowand directed by Barry Levinson(Rain Man 2016). Our first
understanding of Raymond is when Charlie discovers that his father, whom he is
no longer in contact with, has passed away. After finding out that his estranged
father has left $3 million to his brother whom he never knew existed, Charlie
decides to take in his brother as an attempt to receive his half of his father s estate.
We first meet Raymond in his mental institution, where we find out that both
brothers were unaware of each others existence. It becomes clear that Raymond has
no grasp of reality whatsoever and therefore cannot be employed. Within his rigid
schedule, Raymond is able to understand the times of the day typical needs are
performed, such as eating and sleeping, but he cannot perform these actions alone.
We are never shown that he is capable of cooking or sustaining his own needs for
himself, and the only time we see Raymond use a toaster, he sets off the fire alarm.
He seems most comfortable around those he s known for longer. At the beginning of
the movie, his biggest
Rain Man (Johnson, M. Miller, R. 1988) is a motion picture featuring the selfish
main character, Charlie Babbitt, and his struggles while trying to look after his
brother in order to receive half of his father s inheritance. We follow Charlie and his
brother, Raymond Babbitt, who has autism, through their first meeting until
Raymond is taken to a mental institution. Rain Man is an original screenplay written
by Barry Morrowand directed by Barry Levinson(Rain Man 2016). Our first
understanding of Raymond is when Charlie discovers that his father, whom he is
no longer in contact with, has passed away. After finding out that his estranged
father has left $3 million to his brother whom he never knew existed, Charlie
decides to take in his brother as an attempt to receive his half of his father s estate.
We first meet Raymond in his mental institution, where we find out that both
brothers were unaware of each others existence. It becomes clear that Raymond has
no grasp of reality whatsoever and therefore cannot be employed. Within his rigid
schedule, Raymond is able to understand the times of the day typical needs are
performed, such as eating and sleeping, but he cannot perform these actions alone.
We are never shown that he is capable of cooking or sustaining his own needs for
himself, and the only time we see Raymond use a toaster, he sets off the fire alarm.
He seems most comfortable around those he s known for longer. At the beginning of
the movie, his biggest
The Impact of the New Deal on the United States Essay
The Impact of the New Deal on the United States The Great Depression, an era of
great poverty, misery, and hopelessness, proved to be one of the most dreadful time
periods in all of America s history. During the Great Depression, dreams were lost
and having a moderate amount of food everyday became a difficult challenge for
many. Nonetheless, through the dark clouds, appeared the next president of the
United States: Franklin Delano Roosevelt. By offering hope in his inaugural address,
Roosevelt boosted morale and despair... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In later days, Congress created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in
June1933. This reform insured each bank deposited up to $2,500 a day and
consequently, banks gained more trust from their investors. As money once again
started to flow, it helped stabilize the financial situation of the country. After
achieving this goal without difficulty, Roosevelt issued an executive order to create
the Farm Credit Administration. The purpose of this was to provide low interest,
long term loans to farmers. Farmers then paid off mortgages and overdue taxes,
bought back lost farms, and purchased the needed seed, fertilizer, and equipment.
The outcome of this program was quite obvious; farming would once again flourish
and thus, more food available for the American people. In April, Roosevelt asked
Congress to create a similar program expect for non farming personal. Congress
without hesitation passed the Home Owners Loan Corporation. It addressed the
problem to those who could not pay off their mortgage. By 1936 it saved at least a
million American families by granting them low interest, long term mortgage loans.
Other programs established because of the New Deal, were aimed for many
unemployed Americans. Roosevelt in May of 1933 encouraged Congress to establish
the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, with half a billion dollars for relief aid
to be given directly to
The Impact of the New Deal on the United States The Great Depression, an era of
great poverty, misery, and hopelessness, proved to be one of the most dreadful time
periods in all of America s history. During the Great Depression, dreams were lost
and having a moderate amount of food everyday became a difficult challenge for
many. Nonetheless, through the dark clouds, appeared the next president of the
United States: Franklin Delano Roosevelt. By offering hope in his inaugural address,
Roosevelt boosted morale and despair... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In later days, Congress created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in
June1933. This reform insured each bank deposited up to $2,500 a day and
consequently, banks gained more trust from their investors. As money once again
started to flow, it helped stabilize the financial situation of the country. After
achieving this goal without difficulty, Roosevelt issued an executive order to create
the Farm Credit Administration. The purpose of this was to provide low interest,
long term loans to farmers. Farmers then paid off mortgages and overdue taxes,
bought back lost farms, and purchased the needed seed, fertilizer, and equipment.
The outcome of this program was quite obvious; farming would once again flourish
and thus, more food available for the American people. In April, Roosevelt asked
Congress to create a similar program expect for non farming personal. Congress
without hesitation passed the Home Owners Loan Corporation. It addressed the
problem to those who could not pay off their mortgage. By 1936 it saved at least a
million American families by granting them low interest, long term mortgage loans.
Other programs established because of the New Deal, were aimed for many
unemployed Americans. Roosevelt in May of 1933 encouraged Congress to establish
the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, with half a billion dollars for relief aid
to be given directly to
The Northridge Earthquake
Knowledge is the skill acquired by a person to have facts or information through
education or experience. To wonder is to be curious to know something. The meaning
behind Morgan s quote is that once someone learns something new, they want to
investigate or know more.
Once we are told something we did not know, our curiosity tells us to do some
research or to ask questions in order to know more about the topic. I have been in this
situation multiple times. When I was first told about the Northridge Earthquake that
happened a few years ago, I was shocked and I was dying to know more. I had to do
some research on my own and my knowledge about the earthquake expanded. Not
only did I know what happened, but I also knew how it happened, why it
Knowledge is the skill acquired by a person to have facts or information through
education or experience. To wonder is to be curious to know something. The meaning
behind Morgan s quote is that once someone learns something new, they want to
investigate or know more.
Once we are told something we did not know, our curiosity tells us to do some
research or to ask questions in order to know more about the topic. I have been in this
situation multiple times. When I was first told about the Northridge Earthquake that
happened a few years ago, I was shocked and I was dying to know more. I had to do
some research on my own and my knowledge about the earthquake expanded. Not
only did I know what happened, but I also knew how it happened, why it
The Katha Upanashads of the Vedas Essay
The Katha Upanashads of the Vedas
Understanding the Katha was at first a bit of a challenge for me, after I got through
the first few paragraphs, I began to understand the deeper meaning that they try to
convey. After I finished them I was filled with feelings of joy, understanding,
complacency, and most importantly an overwhelming sense of unity. I know that to
truly understand them in their entirety, it would require not only reading them
countless times but also living every word of them. The first paragraph was
interesting to me in the fact that Vajasrabasa believed he could get away with only
sacrificing the most useless of his possessions. The fact that his son, Nachiketa was
able to understand the sacred texts more than ... Show more content on
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Next Death speaks of being taught by a teacher who knows the Self and Brahman
as one, a man leaves vain theory behind and attains to truth. This I find very
interesting because, I to believe that all forms of life are different facets of the large
diamond that Hindu s would call Brahman. Knowing this is one of the first things
that you must realize, as you begin your path to enlightenment. The Hindu idea of
the Self, being separate from the body, doesn t seem to be that hard of an idea to
grasp. The human body is simply the form that the Self has been given to take in this
little bleep of time. The mind though has a tendency to be overtaken by the senses
and forgets the true Self. To find ones true Self again one must follow the path of
meditation. OM is Brahman, know this and any man can obtain his desires. OM is
the highest symbol, the supreme syllable. Just hearing this sound brings about a
feeling of peace and serenity. What is it about OM that gives me that feeling? I can
t be sure I know that the deep vibrating brings calm but beyond that I can t explain
it. With the help of OM and meditation one can free oneself from desire, with his
mind and senses purified, he beholds the glory of the Self and is without sorrow. It
also talks about the Self being all pervading and supreme, which to me makes perfect
sense it is simply just reinforcing the
The Katha Upanashads of the Vedas
Understanding the Katha was at first a bit of a challenge for me, after I got through
the first few paragraphs, I began to understand the deeper meaning that they try to
convey. After I finished them I was filled with feelings of joy, understanding,
complacency, and most importantly an overwhelming sense of unity. I know that to
truly understand them in their entirety, it would require not only reading them
countless times but also living every word of them. The first paragraph was
interesting to me in the fact that Vajasrabasa believed he could get away with only
sacrificing the most useless of his possessions. The fact that his son, Nachiketa was
able to understand the sacred texts more than ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Next Death speaks of being taught by a teacher who knows the Self and Brahman
as one, a man leaves vain theory behind and attains to truth. This I find very
interesting because, I to believe that all forms of life are different facets of the large
diamond that Hindu s would call Brahman. Knowing this is one of the first things
that you must realize, as you begin your path to enlightenment. The Hindu idea of
the Self, being separate from the body, doesn t seem to be that hard of an idea to
grasp. The human body is simply the form that the Self has been given to take in this
little bleep of time. The mind though has a tendency to be overtaken by the senses
and forgets the true Self. To find ones true Self again one must follow the path of
meditation. OM is Brahman, know this and any man can obtain his desires. OM is
the highest symbol, the supreme syllable. Just hearing this sound brings about a
feeling of peace and serenity. What is it about OM that gives me that feeling? I can
t be sure I know that the deep vibrating brings calm but beyond that I can t explain
it. With the help of OM and meditation one can free oneself from desire, with his
mind and senses purified, he beholds the glory of the Self and is without sorrow. It
also talks about the Self being all pervading and supreme, which to me makes perfect
sense it is simply just reinforcing the
The Bus Lane At Lion s Park Train Station
The number nine bus, packed full of students eager to get home, pulled into the bus
lane at Lion s Park train station. Halfway there, I thought, happy to be done with
another stressful day of classes. After most of the other passengers disembark to
board the train, those of us which stay on the buseach have our own seats.
The bus driver steps off the bus, as he does each day, to smoke a cigarette. Each
day I contemplate how the complex interplay of individuals can become simple
routine, reduced to the same exhausted ride to school every morning, matched to
the seemingly endless ride home every afternoon. I wouldn t be able to cope with
the chaos that some people enjoy, I prefer my simple, reliable routines.
Nevertheless, every day I contemplate the paths each of the passengers had to follow
for this scene to play out as it does each day. The path that inevitably leads to me
sitting on the bus and watching the driver smoke his cigarette at the same time, in the
same place, five out of seven days a week.
I look up to another familiar scene playing out beyond the Plexiglas windows of the
bus: a group of homeless men passing their days exposed to the elements. Some are
splayed out across the lawns of an adjacent office building, others are digging in the
cracks of the pavement for cigarette butts. Nothing special, the same group of men
stand in the same places doing the same things every day.
I sit and watch the men and wonder why they are always here. Why do they always
The number nine bus, packed full of students eager to get home, pulled into the bus
lane at Lion s Park train station. Halfway there, I thought, happy to be done with
another stressful day of classes. After most of the other passengers disembark to
board the train, those of us which stay on the buseach have our own seats.
The bus driver steps off the bus, as he does each day, to smoke a cigarette. Each
day I contemplate how the complex interplay of individuals can become simple
routine, reduced to the same exhausted ride to school every morning, matched to
the seemingly endless ride home every afternoon. I wouldn t be able to cope with
the chaos that some people enjoy, I prefer my simple, reliable routines.
Nevertheless, every day I contemplate the paths each of the passengers had to follow
for this scene to play out as it does each day. The path that inevitably leads to me
sitting on the bus and watching the driver smoke his cigarette at the same time, in the
same place, five out of seven days a week.
I look up to another familiar scene playing out beyond the Plexiglas windows of the
bus: a group of homeless men passing their days exposed to the elements. Some are
splayed out across the lawns of an adjacent office building, others are digging in the
cracks of the pavement for cigarette butts. Nothing special, the same group of men
stand in the same places doing the same things every day.
I sit and watch the men and wonder why they are always here. Why do they always
The Conflicts Between Europeans And Africans
Keep track of the conflicts between the Europeans and the Africans as they occur.
The appointed assistants of the District Commissioner, the kotma, and the people
had conflicts because they didn t appreciate being called Ashy Buttocks . They beat
people, but that didn t stop songs from spread through the villages about the Ashy
Buttocks . Enoch, the son of the snake priest, was accused of killing and eating the
sacred python. He was then cursed by his father. Enoch unmasked one of the
egwugwus and because of it, the church was burnt down. Later, the district
Commissioner of the missionaries called the leaders of Umuofia to his headquarters
where he had the arrested. For many days they were starved and abused profusely.
The leaders... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If this event was told through the point of view of okonkwo, then light be shone
on the question of why Okonkwo had gotten to worked up and angry that he felt
the need to kill the head messenger. This might change the readers opinion on
Okonkwo and show the kind of person he really is. Summary of each chapter
please remember to write a well developed paragraph for each chapter (~100
words). Chapter 20 In chapter twenty, Okonkwo returns to his clan of Umuofia.
Okonkwo was deeply upset that he lost all those years because he lost his role as a
egwugwu, lose his role as a war leader of his people against the rising population of
the opposing religion. If he didn t go into exile, he could ve gained so much
political power. But not all was at lost, while he was away, his yams prospered in
Mbanta and in Umuofia and his friend, Obierika would give them out to the local
sharecroppers. Also upon his return, his daughters were indeed very beautiful, easily
finding suitable husbands. He found out that many people of Umuofia had converted
to the opposing religion. The white men also brought government to Umuofia where
there was a district Commissioner who judged and made decisions. With him, he
appointed messengers (kotma). These men were highly despised by the people of
Umuofia. Obeirka then told Okonkwo of the story of Aneto and how he killed
Oduche over land. When he fled, he was captured and hung by the white man.
Okonkwo wants to
Keep track of the conflicts between the Europeans and the Africans as they occur.
The appointed assistants of the District Commissioner, the kotma, and the people
had conflicts because they didn t appreciate being called Ashy Buttocks . They beat
people, but that didn t stop songs from spread through the villages about the Ashy
Buttocks . Enoch, the son of the snake priest, was accused of killing and eating the
sacred python. He was then cursed by his father. Enoch unmasked one of the
egwugwus and because of it, the church was burnt down. Later, the district
Commissioner of the missionaries called the leaders of Umuofia to his headquarters
where he had the arrested. For many days they were starved and abused profusely.
The leaders... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If this event was told through the point of view of okonkwo, then light be shone
on the question of why Okonkwo had gotten to worked up and angry that he felt
the need to kill the head messenger. This might change the readers opinion on
Okonkwo and show the kind of person he really is. Summary of each chapter
please remember to write a well developed paragraph for each chapter (~100
words). Chapter 20 In chapter twenty, Okonkwo returns to his clan of Umuofia.
Okonkwo was deeply upset that he lost all those years because he lost his role as a
egwugwu, lose his role as a war leader of his people against the rising population of
the opposing religion. If he didn t go into exile, he could ve gained so much
political power. But not all was at lost, while he was away, his yams prospered in
Mbanta and in Umuofia and his friend, Obierika would give them out to the local
sharecroppers. Also upon his return, his daughters were indeed very beautiful, easily
finding suitable husbands. He found out that many people of Umuofia had converted
to the opposing religion. The white men also brought government to Umuofia where
there was a district Commissioner who judged and made decisions. With him, he
appointed messengers (kotma). These men were highly despised by the people of
Umuofia. Obeirka then told Okonkwo of the story of Aneto and how he killed
Oduche over land. When he fled, he was captured and hung by the white man.
Okonkwo wants to
Rhetorical Analysis Of The Documentary Food, Inc, By...
Rhetorical Analysis of The Documentary Food, Inc.
Food Inc, is a documentary made by Robert Kenner, based on the book Fast Food
Nation, written by Eric Schlosser. Kenner uses a variety of strategies in order to
convey the message that our food system harms our health, workers, animals, and the
environment, and expresses that a great deal of information is hidden from
consumers. The filmmaker uses juxtaposition and emotional imagery, personal
interviews, as well as particular cinematic techniques to achieve his purpose of
informing the public about the shocking hidden realities of the food industry. The use
of these strategies makes viewers question where the food they eat truly comes from,
and makes them question if they can truly trust ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The filmmaker uses strong imagery to juxtapose what consumers think about the food
industry versus its reality.
Interviews were used in the documentary to appeal to the credibility of the speaker,
as well as to the logic of the viewer. One of the main interviews shown in the
documentary was from a mother whose son, Kevin, died after eating a hamburger
contaminated with E.coli. The mother tells of how hard it has been to live without
her son, and how little the food industry has changed after the incident. During the
interview, several news headlines are shown with similar titles of people dying after
eating contaminated food. This makes the situation more urgent, as it shows that
many people have been affected. The use of this particular interview supports the
filmmakers message that our current food system is harming our health and does not
work to protect us consumers to the level which we should be protected. By
including a real testimony from a victim, viewers are greatly impacted because they
realize that the same event could happen to them or to their family. Throughout the
documentary, real farmers were interviewed. For example, Carole Morison, a chicken
farmer for the major meat packing company Perdue tells her perspective on the food
industry. Morison shows viewers the unsanitary and cramped conditions inside the
chicken houses. She says that farmers have no other choice because the huge food
industries control and exploit farmers
Rhetorical Analysis of The Documentary Food, Inc.
Food Inc, is a documentary made by Robert Kenner, based on the book Fast Food
Nation, written by Eric Schlosser. Kenner uses a variety of strategies in order to
convey the message that our food system harms our health, workers, animals, and the
environment, and expresses that a great deal of information is hidden from
consumers. The filmmaker uses juxtaposition and emotional imagery, personal
interviews, as well as particular cinematic techniques to achieve his purpose of
informing the public about the shocking hidden realities of the food industry. The use
of these strategies makes viewers question where the food they eat truly comes from,
and makes them question if they can truly trust ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The filmmaker uses strong imagery to juxtapose what consumers think about the food
industry versus its reality.
Interviews were used in the documentary to appeal to the credibility of the speaker,
as well as to the logic of the viewer. One of the main interviews shown in the
documentary was from a mother whose son, Kevin, died after eating a hamburger
contaminated with E.coli. The mother tells of how hard it has been to live without
her son, and how little the food industry has changed after the incident. During the
interview, several news headlines are shown with similar titles of people dying after
eating contaminated food. This makes the situation more urgent, as it shows that
many people have been affected. The use of this particular interview supports the
filmmakers message that our current food system is harming our health and does not
work to protect us consumers to the level which we should be protected. By
including a real testimony from a victim, viewers are greatly impacted because they
realize that the same event could happen to them or to their family. Throughout the
documentary, real farmers were interviewed. For example, Carole Morison, a chicken
farmer for the major meat packing company Perdue tells her perspective on the food
industry. Morison shows viewers the unsanitary and cramped conditions inside the
chicken houses. She says that farmers have no other choice because the huge food
industries control and exploit farmers
A Study On Hillcrest Baptist Church
INTRODUCTION
Hillcrest Baptist Church is a body of believers located in a small mid west city that
has experienced double digit growth for the past nine years. Over the course of the
last forty two years, God has allowed only three senior pastors to serve. The
longevity of the pastorates contributes to the strong lay leadership and positive
community reputation. On the surface, Hillcrest appears very healthy. A survey of
the average congregants would record this overall disposition. Numerical growth and
vibrant services contribute to the attitude of satisfaction. Contrariwise, the systems
and structure of the organization pose a serious threat to the continuation of
expansion and vitality. Complacency and comfort are attitudes that characterize and
threaten even the most outwardly successful church, including this example.
Factoring into the attitudes are facts that bear witness that few churches of such
success and stability exist within the immediate geographic region. As McIntosh
states, Long term excellence is always the result of continual improvements over
time. Among the critical issues facing Hillcrest are the clarification of vision,
leadership development among the new or younger members, and the intentional
celebration of ministry wins within the context of minor changes. The goal of
producing a healthy church environment will include elements such as a vibrant
discipleship ministry, involving those that have become true Christ followers bearing
fruit for
INTRODUCTION
Hillcrest Baptist Church is a body of believers located in a small mid west city that
has experienced double digit growth for the past nine years. Over the course of the
last forty two years, God has allowed only three senior pastors to serve. The
longevity of the pastorates contributes to the strong lay leadership and positive
community reputation. On the surface, Hillcrest appears very healthy. A survey of
the average congregants would record this overall disposition. Numerical growth and
vibrant services contribute to the attitude of satisfaction. Contrariwise, the systems
and structure of the organization pose a serious threat to the continuation of
expansion and vitality. Complacency and comfort are attitudes that characterize and
threaten even the most outwardly successful church, including this example.
Factoring into the attitudes are facts that bear witness that few churches of such
success and stability exist within the immediate geographic region. As McIntosh
states, Long term excellence is always the result of continual improvements over
time. Among the critical issues facing Hillcrest are the clarification of vision,
leadership development among the new or younger members, and the intentional
celebration of ministry wins within the context of minor changes. The goal of
producing a healthy church environment will include elements such as a vibrant
discipleship ministry, involving those that have become true Christ followers bearing
fruit for
Corporate Tax Act400
Portfolio Project ACT400
Corporate Tax ACT400
September 1st, 2012
Portfolio Project ACT400
I.Problem 1 Osprey Corporation
a. Facts
Dan and Patrick Zimbrick, sole shareholders of Osprey Corporation have been
required to repay compensation to Osprey Corporation that was found by the IRS to
be excessive. In order to determine how these repayments are to be treated for tax
purposes, it is important to note that in 2006 the board of directors made up of Dan,
Patrick and their uncle John, adopted a legally enforceable resolution. The resolution
stipulated that any overpayment of salary disallowed as a deduction by the IRS
would be repaid to the Osprey Corporation. In late 2010 during an audit by the IRS,
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this case, the taxpayer included the excessive compensation in his return for the
year the compensation was received. Section 1341 allows a taxpayer the option to
choose the more favorable alternative. As written in the case: if the taxpayer
included an item in gross income in one taxable year, and in a subsequent taxable
year he becomes entitled to a deduction because the item or a portion thereof is no
longer subject to his unrestricted use, and the amount of the deduction is in
excess of $3,000, the tax for the subsequent year is reduced by either the tax
attributable to the deduction or the decrease in the tax for the prior year
attributable to the removal of the item, whichever is greater (52 AFTR 2d 83
6071, 718 F2d 193, 83 2 USTC P 9620.). If Dan or Patrick had a higher tax rate in
2007 than in 2011, this credit could result in more tax savings. Because the court
had determined that the repayment can be claimed under section 1341 in Van
Cleave v. U.S., and the IRS had taken a similar position in Rev. 69 115 1969 1 C.B.
50. Dan and Patrick can claim the repayments to Osprey Corporation as either a
credit under Section 1341 or a deduction under section 162(a).
II. Problem 2 Four Winds Partnership
a. What adjustment is required regarding Paul s purchase of the partnership interest?
Must a section 754 election be made? A section 754 election is made by a
Portfolio Project ACT400
Corporate Tax ACT400
September 1st, 2012
Portfolio Project ACT400
I.Problem 1 Osprey Corporation
a. Facts
Dan and Patrick Zimbrick, sole shareholders of Osprey Corporation have been
required to repay compensation to Osprey Corporation that was found by the IRS to
be excessive. In order to determine how these repayments are to be treated for tax
purposes, it is important to note that in 2006 the board of directors made up of Dan,
Patrick and their uncle John, adopted a legally enforceable resolution. The resolution
stipulated that any overpayment of salary disallowed as a deduction by the IRS
would be repaid to the Osprey Corporation. In late 2010 during an audit by the IRS,
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this case, the taxpayer included the excessive compensation in his return for the
year the compensation was received. Section 1341 allows a taxpayer the option to
choose the more favorable alternative. As written in the case: if the taxpayer
included an item in gross income in one taxable year, and in a subsequent taxable
year he becomes entitled to a deduction because the item or a portion thereof is no
longer subject to his unrestricted use, and the amount of the deduction is in
excess of $3,000, the tax for the subsequent year is reduced by either the tax
attributable to the deduction or the decrease in the tax for the prior year
attributable to the removal of the item, whichever is greater (52 AFTR 2d 83
6071, 718 F2d 193, 83 2 USTC P 9620.). If Dan or Patrick had a higher tax rate in
2007 than in 2011, this credit could result in more tax savings. Because the court
had determined that the repayment can be claimed under section 1341 in Van
Cleave v. U.S., and the IRS had taken a similar position in Rev. 69 115 1969 1 C.B.
50. Dan and Patrick can claim the repayments to Osprey Corporation as either a
credit under Section 1341 or a deduction under section 162(a).
II. Problem 2 Four Winds Partnership
a. What adjustment is required regarding Paul s purchase of the partnership interest?
Must a section 754 election be made? A section 754 election is made by a
The Importance Of Teaching Literacy In Education
Teaching literacy is certainly not an easy task; hence, educators must have significant
background knowledge and experience in the literacy area in order to provide the best
learning experience to students. Educators must constantly promote literacy in their
classrooms, especially when the students are young readers. For that reason, it is
extremely important that educators make a great effort to get to know their students
and their readingabilities, their strengths and weakness in the readingarea and most
importantly, to have an extended knowledge of how to teach literacy. Reading is the
foundation of learning; every concept and subject taught requires some form of
reading, therefore, building a strong reading foundation will enable individuals to
become successful not only academically, but also socially. There are three literacy
development stages, which are emergent, beginning and fluent. Children who are in
the emergent stage are beginning to notice print and understand the purpose of
printing, which is to communicate with others. In addition, they start noticing the
way that people around them utilize print, i.e. they notice that people write left to
write and top to bottom, and also notice that, their spoken words can be written.
Children whose parents promote reading and writingat home are most likely to begin
kindergarten already on the emergent stage. Most children will become emergent
readers in kindergarten, unless the child has some sort of learning
Teaching literacy is certainly not an easy task; hence, educators must have significant
background knowledge and experience in the literacy area in order to provide the best
learning experience to students. Educators must constantly promote literacy in their
classrooms, especially when the students are young readers. For that reason, it is
extremely important that educators make a great effort to get to know their students
and their readingabilities, their strengths and weakness in the readingarea and most
importantly, to have an extended knowledge of how to teach literacy. Reading is the
foundation of learning; every concept and subject taught requires some form of
reading, therefore, building a strong reading foundation will enable individuals to
become successful not only academically, but also socially. There are three literacy
development stages, which are emergent, beginning and fluent. Children who are in
the emergent stage are beginning to notice print and understand the purpose of
printing, which is to communicate with others. In addition, they start noticing the
way that people around them utilize print, i.e. they notice that people write left to
write and top to bottom, and also notice that, their spoken words can be written.
Children whose parents promote reading and writingat home are most likely to begin
kindergarten already on the emergent stage. Most children will become emergent
readers in kindergarten, unless the child has some sort of learning
Lucy And The American Dream Analysis
A close study of the way Lucy by Jamaica Kincaid and the characters of Seven react
to their encounters with the new world. Both stories are new immigrant literature
and they both bring the past experiences or events to the present. In the book The
American Dream by Jim Cullen he questions if the past is essential to your future
or does it matter at all. Lucy is a story that describes a girl s experience in the new
world, throughout the story she dealt with a great deal of controversy when
having to adjust to the new world. The objective of this part of the book is Lucy
compares everything to a troubling episode that happened back at her home. One
of Lucy s first days in the new world she was excited to see sun shining her
immediate thought was warm temperature which coming from a tropical zone she
was used to the type of weather. A rude awakening appeared when she felt the cold
air but the sun was still shining, But I did not know that the sun could shine and
the air remain cold; no one had ever told me (Kincaid 5). Throughout the story
Lucy is unsatisfied with just about every encounter with the new world, the first
quote shows how differently Lucy sees the world. Lucy is brought to the United
States to be a babysitter to the children of Lewis and Mariah and go to school at
night. The family of the house was nice to Lucy, and she is surprised by this
treatment saying that I should regard them as my family and make myself at home
(Kincaid 7). Another person
A close study of the way Lucy by Jamaica Kincaid and the characters of Seven react
to their encounters with the new world. Both stories are new immigrant literature
and they both bring the past experiences or events to the present. In the book The
American Dream by Jim Cullen he questions if the past is essential to your future
or does it matter at all. Lucy is a story that describes a girl s experience in the new
world, throughout the story she dealt with a great deal of controversy when
having to adjust to the new world. The objective of this part of the book is Lucy
compares everything to a troubling episode that happened back at her home. One
of Lucy s first days in the new world she was excited to see sun shining her
immediate thought was warm temperature which coming from a tropical zone she
was used to the type of weather. A rude awakening appeared when she felt the cold
air but the sun was still shining, But I did not know that the sun could shine and
the air remain cold; no one had ever told me (Kincaid 5). Throughout the story
Lucy is unsatisfied with just about every encounter with the new world, the first
quote shows how differently Lucy sees the world. Lucy is brought to the United
States to be a babysitter to the children of Lewis and Mariah and go to school at
night. The family of the house was nice to Lucy, and she is surprised by this
treatment saying that I should regard them as my family and make myself at home
(Kincaid 7). Another person
Hannibal Barca Made The Correct Decision By Not
Directly...
THESIS STATEMENT Although he was questioned and is criticized, Hannibal
Barca made the correct decision by not directly attacking the city of Rome. A
commander under Hannibal, Marhabal, was greatly mistaken when he openly
attacked Hannibal s decision to refrain from attacking Rome. PURPOSE
STATEMENT Through research and analysis of historical events, it is apparent
that a direct attack on the city of Rome would have been ultimately futile, and
quite possibly self destructive. INTRODUCTION In 216 BC at the hilltop village
of Cannae, in Apulia the Roman army stood to fight Hannibal and suffered the
greatest losses in a single day in Roman history. As the sun rose the next day it
shone on the bodies of the Romans who had been so cleverly trapped and
slaughtered. Not far from there, Marhabal, a cavalry commander under Hannibal,
tells Hannibal that in five days he shall dine as victor on the Capitol hill .
Marhabal s prediction was not just hyperbolic, but it was ludicrous. Not only
would it have taken much longer than five days to reach and capture Rome, but
Hannibal and his army had no means to even attempt it. Hannibal understood this
and when he denied Marhabal s proposal, Marhabal responded, [y]ou know how to
win a victory, but not how to use one . Hannibal did know how to use a victory. He
knew that there was no way he could capture the city of Rome. Hannibal had neither
the manpower nor the resources to enact a full scale attack or siege on Rome, and
too few
Directly...
THESIS STATEMENT Although he was questioned and is criticized, Hannibal
Barca made the correct decision by not directly attacking the city of Rome. A
commander under Hannibal, Marhabal, was greatly mistaken when he openly
attacked Hannibal s decision to refrain from attacking Rome. PURPOSE
STATEMENT Through research and analysis of historical events, it is apparent
that a direct attack on the city of Rome would have been ultimately futile, and
quite possibly self destructive. INTRODUCTION In 216 BC at the hilltop village
of Cannae, in Apulia the Roman army stood to fight Hannibal and suffered the
greatest losses in a single day in Roman history. As the sun rose the next day it
shone on the bodies of the Romans who had been so cleverly trapped and
slaughtered. Not far from there, Marhabal, a cavalry commander under Hannibal,
tells Hannibal that in five days he shall dine as victor on the Capitol hill .
Marhabal s prediction was not just hyperbolic, but it was ludicrous. Not only
would it have taken much longer than five days to reach and capture Rome, but
Hannibal and his army had no means to even attempt it. Hannibal understood this
and when he denied Marhabal s proposal, Marhabal responded, [y]ou know how to
win a victory, but not how to use one . Hannibal did know how to use a victory. He
knew that there was no way he could capture the city of Rome. Hannibal had neither
the manpower nor the resources to enact a full scale attack or siege on Rome, and
too few
My Daughter s Monologue
Hi, Natalie. It s not too late for me, but I m glad you had a chance to write back.
Yes my daughter is excitied this is the first year she has her own class, she filled in
for a teacher that had retidard last year. I can tell you a brefe history of what I have
done in last two years. After the divorce and also my children are grown and doing
there own thing I have taken this time to go back to school for some couras for
interior structusl design. I needed to learn todays computer programs on designing
also how the industry works. Prior to that I work in the technical manufacturing
field for over 25 years. I decded to chance direction because I m at the point in my life
that I can do something that I have a passion for. I have always had
Hi, Natalie. It s not too late for me, but I m glad you had a chance to write back.
Yes my daughter is excitied this is the first year she has her own class, she filled in
for a teacher that had retidard last year. I can tell you a brefe history of what I have
done in last two years. After the divorce and also my children are grown and doing
there own thing I have taken this time to go back to school for some couras for
interior structusl design. I needed to learn todays computer programs on designing
also how the industry works. Prior to that I work in the technical manufacturing
field for over 25 years. I decded to chance direction because I m at the point in my life
that I can do something that I have a passion for. I have always had
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