Sample Documentary Essay
soffmwwhd
191 views
43 slides
Jan 29, 2024
Slide 1 of 43
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
About This Presentation
Professional Writing Service
http://HelpWriting.net/Sample-Documentary-Essay
Slide Content
Sample Documentary Essay
1. Step
To get started, you must first create an account on site HelpWriting.net.
The registration process is quick and simple, taking just a few moments.
During this process, you will need to provide a password and a valid
email address.
2. Step
In order to create a "Write My Paper For Me" request, simply complete
the 10-minute order form. Provide the necessary instructions, preferred
sources, and deadline. If you want the writer to imitate your writing
style, attach a sample of your previous work.
3. Step
When seeking assignment writing help from HelpWriting.net, our
platform utilizes a bidding system. Review bids from our writers for
your request, choose one of them based on qualifications, order history,
and feedback, then place a deposit to start the assignment writing.
4. Step
After receiving your paper, take a few moments to ensure it meets your
expectations. If you're pleased with the result, authorize payment for the
writer. Don't forget that we provide free revisions for our writing
services.
5. Step
When you opt to write an assignment online with us, you can request
multiple revisions to ensure your satisfaction. We stand by our promise to
provide original, high-quality content - if plagiarized, we offer a full
refund. Choose us confidently, knowing that your needs will be fully
met.
Sample Documentary EssaySample Documentary Essay
1. Step
To get started, you must first create an account on site HelpWriting.net.
The registration process is quick and simple, taking just a few moments.
During this process, you will need to provide a password and a valid
email address.
2. Step
In order to create a "Write My Paper For Me" request, simply complete
the 10-minute order form. Provide the necessary instructions, preferred
sources, and deadline. If you want the writer to imitate your writing
style, attach a sample of your previous work.
3. Step
When seeking assignment writing help from HelpWriting.net, our
platform utilizes a bidding system. Review bids from our writers for
your request, choose one of them based on qualifications, order history,
and feedback, then place a deposit to start the assignment writing.
4. Step
After receiving your paper, take a few moments to ensure it meets your
expectations. If you're pleased with the result, authorize payment for the
writer. Don't forget that we provide free revisions for our writing
services.
5. Step
When you opt to write an assignment online with us, you can request
multiple revisions to ensure your satisfaction. We stand by our promise to
provide original, high-quality content - if plagiarized, we offer a full
refund. Choose us confidently, knowing that your needs will be fully
met.
Sample Documentary EssaySample Documentary Essay
Race Riots Of The Civil Rights Movement
In 1965, people has sunk back into complacency with the relatively few gains they had achieved
in the civil rights movement. A new development also appeared in the form of President Lyndon
Johnson s voting rights act but before this would happen the greatest race riot of that time
exploded in Watts, Los Angeles. The riot was a culmination of racial tension and anger that came
with the lower class black experience. The riot paved the way for more separatism in American
society; notions of racial unity had been drowned out. Another similar explosion of black outrage
happened in West Chicago and also then followed in other major cities like Boston, Cincinnati,
Buffalo, Newark, Detroit etc. Massive property damage and numerous black lives were
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In 1965, people has sunk back into complacency with the relatively few gains they had achieved
in the civil rights movement. A new development also appeared in the form of President Lyndon
Johnson s voting rights act but before this would happen the greatest race riot of that time
exploded in Watts, Los Angeles. The riot was a culmination of racial tension and anger that came
with the lower class black experience. The riot paved the way for more separatism in American
society; notions of racial unity had been drowned out. Another similar explosion of black outrage
happened in West Chicago and also then followed in other major cities like Boston, Cincinnati,
Buffalo, Newark, Detroit etc. Massive property damage and numerous black lives were
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Evolution Of American Attitudes And Ideologies Apropos Of...
In this essay I explain the evolution of American attitudes and ideologies apropos of Britain from
1764 to 1776. I do so by, first, beginning with providing the context and explaining the state of the
relationship between America and Britain throughout the course of the years 1764 to 1774, which
in turn, consequently lead up to and instigated the creation of Thomas Jefferson s 1774 piece
entitled A Summary View of the Rights of British America. Next, second, I situate and analyze this
very piece, that being: Thomas Jefferson s A Summary View of the Rights of British America,
which is was a tract written before the Declaration of Independence, in which Thomas Jefferson
(under his own personal authority/discretion) lays out for the delegates of the First Continental
Congress a set of grievances directly against the King of England and his corresponding Parliament,
and moreover, ultimately radically forewarns and threatens specifically the King of England to
fundamentally change, alter, and lessen Britain s stronghold on America or else something will be
done on behalf of America. Finally, third, I reach to and evaluate another subsequent document, that
being: the Committee of Five/Continental Congress 1776 Declaration of Independence, which is a
statement written by the so called Committee of Five (Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin
Franklin, Roger Sherman, and Robert Livingston) and the Continental Congress, which was to be
adopted by the newly formed United States of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In this essay I explain the evolution of American attitudes and ideologies apropos of Britain from
1764 to 1776. I do so by, first, beginning with providing the context and explaining the state of the
relationship between America and Britain throughout the course of the years 1764 to 1774, which
in turn, consequently lead up to and instigated the creation of Thomas Jefferson s 1774 piece
entitled A Summary View of the Rights of British America. Next, second, I situate and analyze this
very piece, that being: Thomas Jefferson s A Summary View of the Rights of British America,
which is was a tract written before the Declaration of Independence, in which Thomas Jefferson
(under his own personal authority/discretion) lays out for the delegates of the First Continental
Congress a set of grievances directly against the King of England and his corresponding Parliament,
and moreover, ultimately radically forewarns and threatens specifically the King of England to
fundamentally change, alter, and lessen Britain s stronghold on America or else something will be
done on behalf of America. Finally, third, I reach to and evaluate another subsequent document, that
being: the Committee of Five/Continental Congress 1776 Declaration of Independence, which is a
statement written by the so called Committee of Five (Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin
Franklin, Roger Sherman, and Robert Livingston) and the Continental Congress, which was to be
adopted by the newly formed United States of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Odour Of Chrysanthemums And The Rocking-Horse Winner
Short stories have been around for many years. D.H. Lawrence has wrote many stories. Two of
his stories are Odour of Chrysanthemums and The rocking horse winner . There are several
differences and similarities between the two stories. The similarities and differences between the
two stories are with the characters, theme and imagery. Overall, the two stories were very similar
with differences in details. The primary theme of both stories is love. In both of his stories, there
is an issue with the mother s lack of love. In addition to love, D.H. Lawrence centered both stories
on family dynamics. The theme is on the interaction and relationship amongst family members. In
both stories, the mother struggled to with love. Though the mother in Odour of Chrysanthemums
appeared to have loved and cared for her children, she felt cold about her unborn child. The
mother in The rocking horse winner felt no love for all of her children. In the both stories, the
father did not play an active role, but he is discussed. The fathers appeared to be working a lot.
Even with the fathers being employed there were still concerns about money for both mothers.
Additionally, both stories appeared to have similar settings. Mostly... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In Odour of Chrysanthemums , the mother realizes that she does not have the love for her
husband she should. Lawrence states, There had been nothing between them, and yet they had
come together exchanging their nakedness repeatedly (p.799 800). Then referring to her unborn
child, In her womb was ice of fear, because of this separate stranger with whom she had been
living as one flesh (p799). In The Rocking Horse Winner D.H. Lawrence writes, Only she herself
knew that at the center of her heart was hard little place that could not feel love, no, not for
anybody (pg. 801). She did not love anyone she loved money. Her son Paul obsessed with
becoming lucky to win money and obtain her
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Short stories have been around for many years. D.H. Lawrence has wrote many stories. Two of
his stories are Odour of Chrysanthemums and The rocking horse winner . There are several
differences and similarities between the two stories. The similarities and differences between the
two stories are with the characters, theme and imagery. Overall, the two stories were very similar
with differences in details. The primary theme of both stories is love. In both of his stories, there
is an issue with the mother s lack of love. In addition to love, D.H. Lawrence centered both stories
on family dynamics. The theme is on the interaction and relationship amongst family members. In
both stories, the mother struggled to with love. Though the mother in Odour of Chrysanthemums
appeared to have loved and cared for her children, she felt cold about her unborn child. The
mother in The rocking horse winner felt no love for all of her children. In the both stories, the
father did not play an active role, but he is discussed. The fathers appeared to be working a lot.
Even with the fathers being employed there were still concerns about money for both mothers.
Additionally, both stories appeared to have similar settings. Mostly... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In Odour of Chrysanthemums , the mother realizes that she does not have the love for her
husband she should. Lawrence states, There had been nothing between them, and yet they had
come together exchanging their nakedness repeatedly (p.799 800). Then referring to her unborn
child, In her womb was ice of fear, because of this separate stranger with whom she had been
living as one flesh (p799). In The Rocking Horse Winner D.H. Lawrence writes, Only she herself
knew that at the center of her heart was hard little place that could not feel love, no, not for
anybody (pg. 801). She did not love anyone she loved money. Her son Paul obsessed with
becoming lucky to win money and obtain her
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Albert Camus The Fall
Albert Camus is known all over the world as a French philosopher who contributed to the ideas
of absurdism. He is also known for his philosophical literature. More specifically I want to focus
my attention to what some people may call a book that influenced many generations. This name
of the book is called The Fall . In this book, the reader views a different perspective of life from a
character called monsieur Jean Baptiste Clamence. Through this character Camus challenges
the reader to look through this lenses to see aspects of our culture that exemplify Clamence s
observations. These observations project back to the reader alienation from culture,
conflictions, needs and wants. This could also lead back to Camus s absurdist ideas because it
represents a balancing of our pleasure and guilt. We can feel on top of the world with our
privileged lives but how could we be happy when we know that others in the world are less
fortunate? To go even further, Camus s ideas through monsieur Clamence concludes that
goodness is impossible to preserve, and in the absence of an objective truth or law, self
satisfaction is the primary driver behind our illusory happiness. In the novel, Clamence repeatedly
claims that he likes to be above and in control of the people and the situations he finds himself in.
So he moved to a place in the lowlands of Holland, humanity s animalistic and primitive instincts
are let loose. This is the place where Clamence finds his truth, by revealing the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Albert Camus is known all over the world as a French philosopher who contributed to the ideas
of absurdism. He is also known for his philosophical literature. More specifically I want to focus
my attention to what some people may call a book that influenced many generations. This name
of the book is called The Fall . In this book, the reader views a different perspective of life from a
character called monsieur Jean Baptiste Clamence. Through this character Camus challenges
the reader to look through this lenses to see aspects of our culture that exemplify Clamence s
observations. These observations project back to the reader alienation from culture,
conflictions, needs and wants. This could also lead back to Camus s absurdist ideas because it
represents a balancing of our pleasure and guilt. We can feel on top of the world with our
privileged lives but how could we be happy when we know that others in the world are less
fortunate? To go even further, Camus s ideas through monsieur Clamence concludes that
goodness is impossible to preserve, and in the absence of an objective truth or law, self
satisfaction is the primary driver behind our illusory happiness. In the novel, Clamence repeatedly
claims that he likes to be above and in control of the people and the situations he finds himself in.
So he moved to a place in the lowlands of Holland, humanity s animalistic and primitive instincts
are let loose. This is the place where Clamence finds his truth, by revealing the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Command And Control Research Paper
Ezeugo Okechukwu David
Command and Control Policy
Brian Hunt
American Intercontinental University
Microeconomics (ECON220 1703 AGPRNA)
4/25/17
Command and Control Policy Introduction Climate change poses a huge risk to human beings and
natural system hence the need for policies to reduce carbon dioxide gas emissions to the
environment and the damages caused by the rapidly changing climate. This is the reason countries
like the United States of America enacted command and control policies to try and curb the rate of
pollution of the environment (Davies Mazurek, 2014 ). This paper will explain the command and
control policy, give an example where the policy has been used, outline how it has fared since its
enactment and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the quantities of environmental protection are low for an extensive for an extensive
pollution, then there exists a variety of cheap and easy ways to reduce pollution hence an increase
in marginal benefits. However, if the event that an environmental protection rises, then cheap and
readily available ways of reducing pollution start to decrease hence requiring more costly methods
to be employed. As the extent of environmental regulation rises, additional expenditures related to
environmental protection will most likely lead to increased marginal costs and decreased marginal
benefits. This pattern would suggest that the cost savings and flexibility nature of market oriented
environmental policies would be very important (Harrington Morgenstern, 2013).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ezeugo Okechukwu David
Command and Control Policy
Brian Hunt
American Intercontinental University
Microeconomics (ECON220 1703 AGPRNA)
4/25/17
Command and Control Policy Introduction Climate change poses a huge risk to human beings and
natural system hence the need for policies to reduce carbon dioxide gas emissions to the
environment and the damages caused by the rapidly changing climate. This is the reason countries
like the United States of America enacted command and control policies to try and curb the rate of
pollution of the environment (Davies Mazurek, 2014 ). This paper will explain the command and
control policy, give an example where the policy has been used, outline how it has fared since its
enactment and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the quantities of environmental protection are low for an extensive for an extensive
pollution, then there exists a variety of cheap and easy ways to reduce pollution hence an increase
in marginal benefits. However, if the event that an environmental protection rises, then cheap and
readily available ways of reducing pollution start to decrease hence requiring more costly methods
to be employed. As the extent of environmental regulation rises, additional expenditures related to
environmental protection will most likely lead to increased marginal costs and decreased marginal
benefits. This pattern would suggest that the cost savings and flexibility nature of market oriented
environmental policies would be very important (Harrington Morgenstern, 2013).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Performance Management Process
Describe the performance management process used in a company that you know about. Provide
at least 3 examples. 2). Describe the performance appraisal approach. Provide at least 3 examples.
3). What are the major methods used for measuring the performance of the company s employees?
Provide at least 3 examples. 4). How effective is the performance managementsystem used in your
company? Provide at 3 examples. 5). Offer suggestions for improvement and why you offer those
suggestions. Provide at least 3 examples.
Introduction
The company that I am choosing is a local company that works in renovating and fixing cars. It is
a small business that employs approximately 20 people and where all the staff work in a
collaborative environment in secretarial related matters, accountancy, repairs and remodeling.
The environment is flexible, but, nonetheless, the manager uses a performance management
process in order to guide and manage his team. The performance management process consists of a
job mission statement that is drawn up for each major project. The description details the purpose
of the job, customers, product and scope. The key objectives and performance standards are
outlined so that employees working on the job (e.g. perfoming massive remodellign on a car) know
how to proceed. This is the commitment analysis. Following the commitment analysis, you have
the job description which essentially involves report of job to management. A systems analysis is
sometimes
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Describe the performance management process used in a company that you know about. Provide
at least 3 examples. 2). Describe the performance appraisal approach. Provide at least 3 examples.
3). What are the major methods used for measuring the performance of the company s employees?
Provide at least 3 examples. 4). How effective is the performance managementsystem used in your
company? Provide at 3 examples. 5). Offer suggestions for improvement and why you offer those
suggestions. Provide at least 3 examples.
Introduction
The company that I am choosing is a local company that works in renovating and fixing cars. It is
a small business that employs approximately 20 people and where all the staff work in a
collaborative environment in secretarial related matters, accountancy, repairs and remodeling.
The environment is flexible, but, nonetheless, the manager uses a performance management
process in order to guide and manage his team. The performance management process consists of a
job mission statement that is drawn up for each major project. The description details the purpose
of the job, customers, product and scope. The key objectives and performance standards are
outlined so that employees working on the job (e.g. perfoming massive remodellign on a car) know
how to proceed. This is the commitment analysis. Following the commitment analysis, you have
the job description which essentially involves report of job to management. A systems analysis is
sometimes
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Examples Of Developmental Leaps
Often times when I was very young I would go through developmental leaps, when I was two I
went through a period of time where I was learning about systems. This leap caused me to
become crankier than usual and often times I misbehaved simply because I could. As my mother
tells the story, she explained that she was having a hard time handling me while she was pregnant
with my sister. She understood her own emotions in this situation; she was overwhelmed,
overworked, and frustrated. In this situation Leanne was demonstrating a sense of self awareness,
but her emotional intelligence does not stop. She also understood the essence of self management,
she was able to create a self assessment of where she was strong in this area and were she was...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
My mother fells very strongly about being a positive member of the community. When we were
little she volunteered to be a Girl Scout leader, wanting to teach future generations the
importance of being a member of the community. As long as I can remember she always gave
blood, her blood time is O so her blood is rare and often times at a high demand. As she put it it is
my responsibility to give blood, I have a rare blood type and taking an hour out of my time to
potential save someone s life is responsibility I have to the community. As we got older she
volunteered for every opportunity to work with the school, whether it was a field trip supervisor
or working in concession stands at football games. Now that my sister and I are out of the house
she continues to use her off time to volunteer, she still gives blood and is now on the volunteer
committee at her work. With this type of selflessness she is truly creating a positive impact on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Often times when I was very young I would go through developmental leaps, when I was two I
went through a period of time where I was learning about systems. This leap caused me to
become crankier than usual and often times I misbehaved simply because I could. As my mother
tells the story, she explained that she was having a hard time handling me while she was pregnant
with my sister. She understood her own emotions in this situation; she was overwhelmed,
overworked, and frustrated. In this situation Leanne was demonstrating a sense of self awareness,
but her emotional intelligence does not stop. She also understood the essence of self management,
she was able to create a self assessment of where she was strong in this area and were she was...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
My mother fells very strongly about being a positive member of the community. When we were
little she volunteered to be a Girl Scout leader, wanting to teach future generations the
importance of being a member of the community. As long as I can remember she always gave
blood, her blood time is O so her blood is rare and often times at a high demand. As she put it it is
my responsibility to give blood, I have a rare blood type and taking an hour out of my time to
potential save someone s life is responsibility I have to the community. As we got older she
volunteered for every opportunity to work with the school, whether it was a field trip supervisor
or working in concession stands at football games. Now that my sister and I are out of the house
she continues to use her off time to volunteer, she still gives blood and is now on the volunteer
committee at her work. With this type of selflessness she is truly creating a positive impact on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Haiti Earthquake
The Impact Of The 2010 Earthquake For Those With HIV
HIV/AIDS is quite common in the Caribbean, with this disease being the most common in Haiti.
2.2% of adults struggle with HIV. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3011860/ It is
common knowledge that HIV is no joke indeed. HIV is a human immunodeficiency virus, and the
virus impairs a person s T cells which aid in battling infections and disease. Eventually if left
untreated a person s immune system cannot function appropriately, escorting one s self in to ill
health and an eventual demise. Envision if calamity struck while a person or people have this type
on infliction cast upon them. Postulate a menacing tornado hit Haiti, or a vicious hurricane, or
perhaps a formidable earthquake. The Earthquake of 2010 in Haiti left many Haitians devastated,
with infrastructures collapsed on the ground, people suffering grave wounds, and a sense of shared
stability among Haitians profoundly shaken and faltered with. What has become of Haitians with
HIV since the earthquake? What were care centers with counseling ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4124816/ withholding of patients in the
nationwide ART program had been an apprehension prior to the earthquake, with mortality or loss
following up about 35% of patients joined on ART, and this fretfulness intensified succeeding the
earthquake. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4124816/ It has been renowned in
natural disasters in other locations that patients with lingering illness s can go through health
educational services due to physical effects of trauma, new mental health issues including serious
anxiety, despair, and post traumatic stress disorder, as well as disruption in self management tactics
as they deal with individual losses and disturbances in habitual health
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Impact Of The 2010 Earthquake For Those With HIV
HIV/AIDS is quite common in the Caribbean, with this disease being the most common in Haiti.
2.2% of adults struggle with HIV. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3011860/ It is
common knowledge that HIV is no joke indeed. HIV is a human immunodeficiency virus, and the
virus impairs a person s T cells which aid in battling infections and disease. Eventually if left
untreated a person s immune system cannot function appropriately, escorting one s self in to ill
health and an eventual demise. Envision if calamity struck while a person or people have this type
on infliction cast upon them. Postulate a menacing tornado hit Haiti, or a vicious hurricane, or
perhaps a formidable earthquake. The Earthquake of 2010 in Haiti left many Haitians devastated,
with infrastructures collapsed on the ground, people suffering grave wounds, and a sense of shared
stability among Haitians profoundly shaken and faltered with. What has become of Haitians with
HIV since the earthquake? What were care centers with counseling ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4124816/ withholding of patients in the
nationwide ART program had been an apprehension prior to the earthquake, with mortality or loss
following up about 35% of patients joined on ART, and this fretfulness intensified succeeding the
earthquake. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4124816/ It has been renowned in
natural disasters in other locations that patients with lingering illness s can go through health
educational services due to physical effects of trauma, new mental health issues including serious
anxiety, despair, and post traumatic stress disorder, as well as disruption in self management tactics
as they deal with individual losses and disturbances in habitual health
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Santeria Research Paper
Intro
Catholicism is a religion that has a history that has gone back over decades and is practiced all
over the world today. The Catholic Church is one of the world s largest religious denominations
according to BBC.com there is an estimated 1.2 billion Roman Catholics in the world today. So,
what does the Catholic Church believe in? Like Christians, Catholic believe in Jesus Christ, the
importance of charity, and the power of god. Catholics however, have a number of different things
that set them apart from Christians. The Catholic Church is liturgical, which according to
Catholic.com mean that they practice ceremonial worship, which makes mass an important part of
the religion. During mass recitation is an important part of mass. The ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
So, what is Santeria, according to Merriam Webster dictionary Santeria is a religion practiced
originally in Cuba in which Yoruba deities are identified with Roman Catholic saints. While that
is a vague answer Santeria, also called Regla de Ocha or the Lucmi has roots in the Yoruba
people of West Africa. Slaves were taken from Africa were taken to the Caribbean Islands. There
were attempts to convert many of the slaves but many of them resisted. They continued to
practice their own rituals, according to Charles H. Lippy and Peter W. William in their book
Encyclopedia of American Religious Experience: Studies of Traditions and Movement in Cuba
the Catholic Church was tolerant of ethnic traditions and even allowed various African groups to
create their own clubs , which became known as the Cabildos. But from their African roots and
Catholicism were already made and this would create Santeria. Santeria itself focuses on
building relationships between humans and powerful but mortal spirits, Orishas. According to
the Encyclopedia of Africa American Society the main spirits in Santeria are called Orishas,
which are complex beings that have several characteristics. They are seen as forces of nature, as
well, as aspect of God and intermediaries between the human and spirit worlds. An Orisha is a
manifestation of Olodumare, who is there God. The relationship between followers and Orishas
is meant to be mutual, Orishas need to be worship to survive. Without the worship and sacrifices
from the followers an Orisha can stop existing. It is impossible to know how many people
practice Santeria, because of the negative stigma that is attached to it many of the followers
practice in secret, but it is believed that some form of Santeria is practiced all over the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Intro
Catholicism is a religion that has a history that has gone back over decades and is practiced all
over the world today. The Catholic Church is one of the world s largest religious denominations
according to BBC.com there is an estimated 1.2 billion Roman Catholics in the world today. So,
what does the Catholic Church believe in? Like Christians, Catholic believe in Jesus Christ, the
importance of charity, and the power of god. Catholics however, have a number of different things
that set them apart from Christians. The Catholic Church is liturgical, which according to
Catholic.com mean that they practice ceremonial worship, which makes mass an important part of
the religion. During mass recitation is an important part of mass. The ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
So, what is Santeria, according to Merriam Webster dictionary Santeria is a religion practiced
originally in Cuba in which Yoruba deities are identified with Roman Catholic saints. While that
is a vague answer Santeria, also called Regla de Ocha or the Lucmi has roots in the Yoruba
people of West Africa. Slaves were taken from Africa were taken to the Caribbean Islands. There
were attempts to convert many of the slaves but many of them resisted. They continued to
practice their own rituals, according to Charles H. Lippy and Peter W. William in their book
Encyclopedia of American Religious Experience: Studies of Traditions and Movement in Cuba
the Catholic Church was tolerant of ethnic traditions and even allowed various African groups to
create their own clubs , which became known as the Cabildos. But from their African roots and
Catholicism were already made and this would create Santeria. Santeria itself focuses on
building relationships between humans and powerful but mortal spirits, Orishas. According to
the Encyclopedia of Africa American Society the main spirits in Santeria are called Orishas,
which are complex beings that have several characteristics. They are seen as forces of nature, as
well, as aspect of God and intermediaries between the human and spirit worlds. An Orisha is a
manifestation of Olodumare, who is there God. The relationship between followers and Orishas
is meant to be mutual, Orishas need to be worship to survive. Without the worship and sacrifices
from the followers an Orisha can stop existing. It is impossible to know how many people
practice Santeria, because of the negative stigma that is attached to it many of the followers
practice in secret, but it is believed that some form of Santeria is practiced all over the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Penicillin Research Paper
Penicillin is an antibiotic grown from a rare form of mold that is used to fight bacteria in the
human body. It is an extremely helpful medicine, but humans did not always know about penicillin,
and it took many scientist s work, such as Alexander Fleming, howard Florey, and Andrew Morer
to perfect the growth and use of penicillin, making it a widely available form of medicine. Penicillin
was first discovered By Alexander Flemingin September of 1928. In the article Not so dumb Luck
Jessica Lane explains When he peered into the dish, Fleming saw a ring around the mold. After
some experimentation, he found that the ring was bacteriafree, and that the mold was a rare spore
called penicillium notatum. Alexander Fleming had just found the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Penicillin is an antibiotic grown from a rare form of mold that is used to fight bacteria in the
human body. It is an extremely helpful medicine, but humans did not always know about penicillin,
and it took many scientist s work, such as Alexander Fleming, howard Florey, and Andrew Morer
to perfect the growth and use of penicillin, making it a widely available form of medicine. Penicillin
was first discovered By Alexander Flemingin September of 1928. In the article Not so dumb Luck
Jessica Lane explains When he peered into the dish, Fleming saw a ring around the mold. After
some experimentation, he found that the ring was bacteriafree, and that the mold was a rare spore
called penicillium notatum. Alexander Fleming had just found the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Priest Walchelin And The Hellequin s Hunt
While Phaedrus, the Bhagavad Gita, Epicurus Letters to Menoeceus, and the story of The Priest
Walchelin and the Hellequin s Hunt all offer slightly different theories on what happens after death,
they all agree that the death of the body is inevitable. However, the texts fail to give explicit
instruction on how mortals should best live their life so as to be best situated for existence after
death. Identifying how the texts instruct people to live life in a way that s meaningful despite its
temporary nature will help identify methods for benefitting humanity and thus retroactively reveal
our shortcomings. According to these texts, the only way to live a meaningful life is to focus on
the betterment of the soul. Because the soul will... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Given that the soul outlives its host body, it must have somewhere to go once the body dies. The
uncertainty of where the soul goes after death is the greatest source of fear for mortals. Whether
the soul goes to a new body or to a place of divine reward or punishment, these texts reveal a
change of scenery for souls. While many would like to believe that if they follow a generally
moral path they ll be rewarded after they die, The Priest Walchelin and the Hellequin s Hunt
challenges that idea. In this story, a member of the living is shocked to see many highly regarded
figures who... should have gone straight to join the saints in heaven (Joynes 50) roaming the earth
as punishment for sins of which the public was unaware. Through this story it becomes apparent
that previous modes of judging whether one will be rewarded after death aren t reliable. This
unexpected outcome is a source of terror and apprehension for many other seemingly qualified men,
such as Prince Arjuna in The Bhagavad Gita . In the Gita, Arjuna vehemently protests killing any
of his kin because hell is waiting for those whose familiar rituals of righteousness are no more
(The Bhagavad Gita 47). Prior to his moment of weakness at the beginning of the text, Arjuna had
been a heroic warrior (The Bhagavad Gita 43) and loyal follower of Krishna, but
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
While Phaedrus, the Bhagavad Gita, Epicurus Letters to Menoeceus, and the story of The Priest
Walchelin and the Hellequin s Hunt all offer slightly different theories on what happens after death,
they all agree that the death of the body is inevitable. However, the texts fail to give explicit
instruction on how mortals should best live their life so as to be best situated for existence after
death. Identifying how the texts instruct people to live life in a way that s meaningful despite its
temporary nature will help identify methods for benefitting humanity and thus retroactively reveal
our shortcomings. According to these texts, the only way to live a meaningful life is to focus on
the betterment of the soul. Because the soul will... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Given that the soul outlives its host body, it must have somewhere to go once the body dies. The
uncertainty of where the soul goes after death is the greatest source of fear for mortals. Whether
the soul goes to a new body or to a place of divine reward or punishment, these texts reveal a
change of scenery for souls. While many would like to believe that if they follow a generally
moral path they ll be rewarded after they die, The Priest Walchelin and the Hellequin s Hunt
challenges that idea. In this story, a member of the living is shocked to see many highly regarded
figures who... should have gone straight to join the saints in heaven (Joynes 50) roaming the earth
as punishment for sins of which the public was unaware. Through this story it becomes apparent
that previous modes of judging whether one will be rewarded after death aren t reliable. This
unexpected outcome is a source of terror and apprehension for many other seemingly qualified men,
such as Prince Arjuna in The Bhagavad Gita . In the Gita, Arjuna vehemently protests killing any
of his kin because hell is waiting for those whose familiar rituals of righteousness are no more
(The Bhagavad Gita 47). Prior to his moment of weakness at the beginning of the text, Arjuna had
been a heroic warrior (The Bhagavad Gita 43) and loyal follower of Krishna, but
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Golden Ratio In Facial Beauty
The Golden Ratio and Symmetry in Facial Beauty What is beauty? Is it perceived by whoever
looks upon the person, or is it some mathematical formula that can be scientifically explained and
proved by fact? By researching the topic of perceived beauty and observing multiple proofs,
experiments, and photographs it has been concluded that the perfect face can be found within the
golden ratio. While the quote beauty is in the eye of the beholder speaks a truth, so does the golden
ratio in determining exactly how aesthetically beautiful one is. The golden ratio can be found in
many different places including but not limited to nature, Greek architecture, and even people. The
Golden Ratio is made up of the Fibonaccinumbers. These numbers go in a certain sequence where
every number, with an exception of the first two digits, is equal to the sum of the previous two
numbers. So, this sequence begins with the following numbers 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 in that order
and continues in that specific pattern (Bourne n.a). Phi, another name for the golden ratio using the
symbol О¦, is the decimal made up of a single Fibonacci numberdivided by the previous sum
before it. By using the infinite decimal of phi, you can create the golden ratio. To put phi into
simpler terms, the golden ratio divides the line at a point, so that the ratio of the lengths of the
two sides (a/b) is equal to the ratio sum of the opposite pair of sides (c+d) to the longest side (c).
To bring it all together into entirety, the equation would look similar to this a/b = (c+d)/c (P
Prokopakis et al 2013). When the golden rule is applied to faces, beauty mostly depends on how
proportioned and spaced facial features are on the face. Individual attractiveness is optimized when
the face s vertical distance between the eyes and the mouth is approximately 36% of its length, and
the horizontal distance between the eyes is approximately 46% of the face s width. The distance
between the hairline and the chin is the length ratio, while the distance between the pupils of one s
eyes is the width ratio (Prokopakis 2013). In an experiment previously done, they tested the
prediction that facial symmetry can be attractive by manipulating the symmetry of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Golden Ratio and Symmetry in Facial Beauty What is beauty? Is it perceived by whoever
looks upon the person, or is it some mathematical formula that can be scientifically explained and
proved by fact? By researching the topic of perceived beauty and observing multiple proofs,
experiments, and photographs it has been concluded that the perfect face can be found within the
golden ratio. While the quote beauty is in the eye of the beholder speaks a truth, so does the golden
ratio in determining exactly how aesthetically beautiful one is. The golden ratio can be found in
many different places including but not limited to nature, Greek architecture, and even people. The
Golden Ratio is made up of the Fibonaccinumbers. These numbers go in a certain sequence where
every number, with an exception of the first two digits, is equal to the sum of the previous two
numbers. So, this sequence begins with the following numbers 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 in that order
and continues in that specific pattern (Bourne n.a). Phi, another name for the golden ratio using the
symbol О¦, is the decimal made up of a single Fibonacci numberdivided by the previous sum
before it. By using the infinite decimal of phi, you can create the golden ratio. To put phi into
simpler terms, the golden ratio divides the line at a point, so that the ratio of the lengths of the
two sides (a/b) is equal to the ratio sum of the opposite pair of sides (c+d) to the longest side (c).
To bring it all together into entirety, the equation would look similar to this a/b = (c+d)/c (P
Prokopakis et al 2013). When the golden rule is applied to faces, beauty mostly depends on how
proportioned and spaced facial features are on the face. Individual attractiveness is optimized when
the face s vertical distance between the eyes and the mouth is approximately 36% of its length, and
the horizontal distance between the eyes is approximately 46% of the face s width. The distance
between the hairline and the chin is the length ratio, while the distance between the pupils of one s
eyes is the width ratio (Prokopakis 2013). In an experiment previously done, they tested the
prediction that facial symmetry can be attractive by manipulating the symmetry of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Is The Endocrine System
The Nervous system is composed of trillions of neurons/nerve cells that forms a network to serve
as communication system for the body. The neurons are able to send electrical impulses from the
brain to the body and vice versa, which leads to a response from a person via a coordinated action.
The Endocrine system is a system which is composed of several glands found throughout the body,
where its role is vital for the communication in the body. The function of this system is for the
production and release of chemical messengers (hormones) from these gland into the bloodstream.
This direct release of the hormones into the blood will allow the hormones to be carried towards
the target organ that they are intended to go to. The following are examples of glands that are part
of the endocrine system: Hypothalamus, Pituitary gland, Thyroid gland, Pancreas, Adrenal glands.
However the two systems mentioned above are not directly connected with one another, but instead
they interact in various ways in order to achieve the same goal. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The two systems are able to interact, as a result of the gland capable of affecting both systems.
When a person is experiencing numerous feelings/sensations that include pain, hunger, fear, thirst,
anger and the need for sleep, then the hypothalamus acknowledges this. Once this has happened, the
gland communicates with the autonomic nervous system which is a sub system of the peripheral
nervous system (PNS). The autonomic system is involuntary, therefore the changes that need to be
made are done so without the need for the person to do much since it occurs unconsciously within
the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Nervous system is composed of trillions of neurons/nerve cells that forms a network to serve
as communication system for the body. The neurons are able to send electrical impulses from the
brain to the body and vice versa, which leads to a response from a person via a coordinated action.
The Endocrine system is a system which is composed of several glands found throughout the body,
where its role is vital for the communication in the body. The function of this system is for the
production and release of chemical messengers (hormones) from these gland into the bloodstream.
This direct release of the hormones into the blood will allow the hormones to be carried towards
the target organ that they are intended to go to. The following are examples of glands that are part
of the endocrine system: Hypothalamus, Pituitary gland, Thyroid gland, Pancreas, Adrenal glands.
However the two systems mentioned above are not directly connected with one another, but instead
they interact in various ways in order to achieve the same goal. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The two systems are able to interact, as a result of the gland capable of affecting both systems.
When a person is experiencing numerous feelings/sensations that include pain, hunger, fear, thirst,
anger and the need for sleep, then the hypothalamus acknowledges this. Once this has happened, the
gland communicates with the autonomic nervous system which is a sub system of the peripheral
nervous system (PNS). The autonomic system is involuntary, therefore the changes that need to be
made are done so without the need for the person to do much since it occurs unconsciously within
the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Who s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf
Analysis Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Edward Albee is a well known American was born in
Virginia, he moved to New York to start his passion of writing plays and he wrote his first play
which is The Zoo story, Albee then started to spend most of his time in the American University
Theater. Albee became famous and received numerous amount of awards. He won awards for
his plays that include Seascape, Three Tall women, and A Delicate Balance, and his play Who s
Afraid Virginia Woolf? was chosen in for 1963 Pulitzer Prize but didn t receive an award at all.
Albee is well known for his dramatic plays, and in Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a story
about a couple, Martha and George, and their dysfunctional relationship.They attended a party
where Martha invites Nick and Honey, and have drinks together at their house at late night. The
couples get drunk and play games but not ordinary games but games that take a whole new turn in
the story. Albee portrays the characteristics of the fundamental aspects of symbolism evident in
the play Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? This is portrayed in the act Fun and Games, where
Martha and George played games with guest Nick whom represents ideal person and the
representation of the guests Nick and Honey represent an ideal person and Martha and George love
/ hate relationship and the representation of their son. In the act Fun
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Edward Albee is a well known American was born in
Virginia, he moved to New York to start his passion of writing plays and he wrote his first play
which is The Zoo story, Albee then started to spend most of his time in the American University
Theater. Albee became famous and received numerous amount of awards. He won awards for
his plays that include Seascape, Three Tall women, and A Delicate Balance, and his play Who s
Afraid Virginia Woolf? was chosen in for 1963 Pulitzer Prize but didn t receive an award at all.
Albee is well known for his dramatic plays, and in Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a story
about a couple, Martha and George, and their dysfunctional relationship.They attended a party
where Martha invites Nick and Honey, and have drinks together at their house at late night. The
couples get drunk and play games but not ordinary games but games that take a whole new turn in
the story. Albee portrays the characteristics of the fundamental aspects of symbolism evident in
the play Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? This is portrayed in the act Fun and Games, where
Martha and George played games with guest Nick whom represents ideal person and the
representation of the guests Nick and Honey represent an ideal person and Martha and George love
/ hate relationship and the representation of their son. In the act Fun
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Rights Of Gay And Lesbian Couples
A Right to Love
Most people feel that Government rights should automatically be granted to U.S. citizens. An
upstanding citizen who pays their taxes, serves their community and abides by the law should be
afforded the rights of an American. However, not all citizens are afforded equal rights. Gay and
lesbians are consistently denied rights that are typically taken for granted by the average American.
Specifically, gay and lesbians couples are denied the right to marry even if they are upstanding
citizens. They are held at an unfair disadvantage solely because of their sexual orientation. This
discrimination must stop because gay and lesbian couples are law abiding citizens too, who
should be afforded the same rights as heterosexual couples. One common problem that plagues
gay and lesbian couples that are denied the right to marry is their inability to claim their partner s
social security after he or she has died. The Human Rights Campaign, which work to achieve
equal rights for lesbian, gay, bi sexual and transgender people, is supporting the effort to attain
survivor benefits for domesticate partners. They believe, Any alteration to the Social Security
system must include partners of gays and lesbians in its definition of survivor (Survivor Benefits
1). Currently, there are no programs that give homosexuals survivor benefits like the ones that are
provided for heterosexuals who are married or divorced. Gay and lesbian partners are not able to
claim benefits
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Right to Love
Most people feel that Government rights should automatically be granted to U.S. citizens. An
upstanding citizen who pays their taxes, serves their community and abides by the law should be
afforded the rights of an American. However, not all citizens are afforded equal rights. Gay and
lesbians are consistently denied rights that are typically taken for granted by the average American.
Specifically, gay and lesbians couples are denied the right to marry even if they are upstanding
citizens. They are held at an unfair disadvantage solely because of their sexual orientation. This
discrimination must stop because gay and lesbian couples are law abiding citizens too, who
should be afforded the same rights as heterosexual couples. One common problem that plagues
gay and lesbian couples that are denied the right to marry is their inability to claim their partner s
social security after he or she has died. The Human Rights Campaign, which work to achieve
equal rights for lesbian, gay, bi sexual and transgender people, is supporting the effort to attain
survivor benefits for domesticate partners. They believe, Any alteration to the Social Security
system must include partners of gays and lesbians in its definition of survivor (Survivor Benefits
1). Currently, there are no programs that give homosexuals survivor benefits like the ones that are
provided for heterosexuals who are married or divorced. Gay and lesbian partners are not able to
claim benefits
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Francisco Goya s Saturn Savouring His Son
Francisco Goya created a painting called Saturn Devouring His Son that was made during 1819
and 1823. This is one of the 14 Black Painting that Goya painted directly onto the walls of his
House. The paintings had a intense, haunting theme, that reflected both his fear of insanity and
his bleak outlook on humanity. In 1819, at the age of 72, Goya moved into a two story house
outside Madrid that was called Quinta del Sordo that means Deaf Man s Villa. Although the
house had been named after the previous owner, who was deaf, Goya too was nearly deaf at the
time as a result of an illness he had suffered when he was 46. The painting originally was painted as
murals on the wall of the house, later being hacked off the wall and attached to a canvas. Currently
it is held in the Museo del Prado in Madrid. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He had a first hand and acute awareness of panic, terror, fear and hysteria. He had survived two
near fatal illnesses, and grew increasingly anxious and impatient in fear of relapse. The
combination of these factors is thought to have led to his production of the Fourteen works
Known collectively as the Black Paintings. Using oil paints and working directly on the walls of
his dining and sitting rooms, Goya created works with dark, disturbing themes. The paintings were
not commissioned and were not meant to leave his home.It is likely that the artist never intended
the works for public exhibition. These paintings are as close to being hermetically private as any
that have ever been produced in the history of western
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Francisco Goya created a painting called Saturn Devouring His Son that was made during 1819
and 1823. This is one of the 14 Black Painting that Goya painted directly onto the walls of his
House. The paintings had a intense, haunting theme, that reflected both his fear of insanity and
his bleak outlook on humanity. In 1819, at the age of 72, Goya moved into a two story house
outside Madrid that was called Quinta del Sordo that means Deaf Man s Villa. Although the
house had been named after the previous owner, who was deaf, Goya too was nearly deaf at the
time as a result of an illness he had suffered when he was 46. The painting originally was painted as
murals on the wall of the house, later being hacked off the wall and attached to a canvas. Currently
it is held in the Museo del Prado in Madrid. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He had a first hand and acute awareness of panic, terror, fear and hysteria. He had survived two
near fatal illnesses, and grew increasingly anxious and impatient in fear of relapse. The
combination of these factors is thought to have led to his production of the Fourteen works
Known collectively as the Black Paintings. Using oil paints and working directly on the walls of
his dining and sitting rooms, Goya created works with dark, disturbing themes. The paintings were
not commissioned and were not meant to leave his home.It is likely that the artist never intended
the works for public exhibition. These paintings are as close to being hermetically private as any
that have ever been produced in the history of western
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Commodity Vs. Conformity
Let s start by looking at the domesticated dog. Majority of the domesticated dog population s job is
a companion for humans and the minority fulfilling guardian, guide, or protection jobs. With the
job of being a companion the selective pressures (from consumers verses nature) have shifted from
functionality to cuteness. Taking a closer look at the cuteness factor, or movie popularity opposed
to functionality have driven drastic changes in the phenotypic appearance of today s dog.
Unfortunately what the everyday dog owner may not realize is a great majority of their traits that
are considered cute are actually genetic deformities. These deformities would have never persisted
in the wild as the natural selective pressures would have selected
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Let s start by looking at the domesticated dog. Majority of the domesticated dog population s job is
a companion for humans and the minority fulfilling guardian, guide, or protection jobs. With the
job of being a companion the selective pressures (from consumers verses nature) have shifted from
functionality to cuteness. Taking a closer look at the cuteness factor, or movie popularity opposed
to functionality have driven drastic changes in the phenotypic appearance of today s dog.
Unfortunately what the everyday dog owner may not realize is a great majority of their traits that
are considered cute are actually genetic deformities. These deformities would have never persisted
in the wild as the natural selective pressures would have selected
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Frankenstein Quotes About Victor s Downfall
Throughout the entire of the novel, Frankenstein, Mary Shelley shows that Frankenstein s demise
is a direct result of his own decisions. Mary displays this through three vivid actions that Victor
did; the creation of the creature, the death of his Brother and trial of Justine, and the ignorance
Victor had that led to the murder of Victor s wife, Elizabeth. Victor was a very smart student with
an immense drive to accomplish whatever he told himself he was going to accomplish. With Victor
s early studying in college, Victor describes his situation when studying Victor s cheeks had grown
pale with study, and my person had become emaciated with confinement. (Shelley 40), Showing
Victor relied so heavily on studying that he was hurting his body... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Victor knew that what he was doing was hurting his body physically and mentally, My labors
would soon end, and I believe that exercise and amusement would then drive away incipient
disease (Shelley 42) Victor felt this way when he was in the midst of the creation of his monster.
Victor knows that his decisions were hindering his body and his ruining his limited time that
Victor has on this Earth. The hindering of someone s body and wasting of time is going to be a
direct result of Victor s demise. The actual creation of the monster also took a toll on Victor;
Victor describes the monster by saying No moral could support the horror of that countenance. A
mummy again endued with animation could not be so hideous as that wretch (Shelley 44)
Another example of Victor s description of the creation of the monster the night before I
trembled exclusively; I could not endure to think of, and far less to allude to, the occurrences of
the preceding night (Shelley 46) Even the next day, after the monster was created, Victor still was
hurt by the creation of the monster which then led to Victor being very sick, only to be nursed
back to health by Clerval. All of this could have been avoided by Victor if he would have not of
created the monster. But because Victor decided to create the monster, the consequences of these
actions were the ultimate demise of Victor with the person responsible for the demise being victor
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Throughout the entire of the novel, Frankenstein, Mary Shelley shows that Frankenstein s demise
is a direct result of his own decisions. Mary displays this through three vivid actions that Victor
did; the creation of the creature, the death of his Brother and trial of Justine, and the ignorance
Victor had that led to the murder of Victor s wife, Elizabeth. Victor was a very smart student with
an immense drive to accomplish whatever he told himself he was going to accomplish. With Victor
s early studying in college, Victor describes his situation when studying Victor s cheeks had grown
pale with study, and my person had become emaciated with confinement. (Shelley 40), Showing
Victor relied so heavily on studying that he was hurting his body... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Victor knew that what he was doing was hurting his body physically and mentally, My labors
would soon end, and I believe that exercise and amusement would then drive away incipient
disease (Shelley 42) Victor felt this way when he was in the midst of the creation of his monster.
Victor knows that his decisions were hindering his body and his ruining his limited time that
Victor has on this Earth. The hindering of someone s body and wasting of time is going to be a
direct result of Victor s demise. The actual creation of the monster also took a toll on Victor;
Victor describes the monster by saying No moral could support the horror of that countenance. A
mummy again endued with animation could not be so hideous as that wretch (Shelley 44)
Another example of Victor s description of the creation of the monster the night before I
trembled exclusively; I could not endure to think of, and far less to allude to, the occurrences of
the preceding night (Shelley 46) Even the next day, after the monster was created, Victor still was
hurt by the creation of the monster which then led to Victor being very sick, only to be nursed
back to health by Clerval. All of this could have been avoided by Victor if he would have not of
created the monster. But because Victor decided to create the monster, the consequences of these
actions were the ultimate demise of Victor with the person responsible for the demise being victor
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sojourner Truth s Life and Accomplishments Essay
Sojourner Truth was an outspoken woman who fought for women s rights, black s rights, and
antislavery. She fully believed what she spoke when she said, Truth is powerful and it prevails.
Sojourner Truth stood up for something she believed in, and it is still affecting people s lives in
many positive ways today. Sojourner Truth, originally named Isabella Ardinburgh, was born
sometime between 1797 and 1800, in New York, to James and Betsey Ardinburgh. Isabella had a
total of ten to twelve siblings, but being the second youngest, all her older siblings, other than her
younger brother Peter, were sold to other owners before she could remember them. Her parents
would cry most nights late into the night thinking about the children who... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Isabella, formally known by Sojourner Truth today, had a reason for choosing such an out of the
ordinary name. The first part, Sojourner, was chosen because she planned on traveling around
making speeches and fighting for rights she believed in. The second part, Truth, had to do with
her situation and the custom back then. Normally a slave s last name would be the name of his
master, so Isabella chose Truth since God is Truth and her one true master (Adler, 14). One of
her first and most shocking impacts on slavery and black s rights was suing a white man for
selling her son, Peter illegally (Adler, 10). There was a law that stated you could not sell slaves
outside your state, which Mr. Solomon Gedney broke when he sold Peter from New York to
another owner in Alabama. Since Sojourner was living somewhere else at the time, it took a few
months for her to find out about her son, but when she did, she was furious. She said loudly, I ll
have my child again, and that was what she intended to do. Everyone doubted her ability to get
her son back, especially to get the white man punished for what he had done. They also
questioned her ability to support her son when she got him back, but she just kept praying about it
and knew God would work it out. She was assisted by some Quakers in getting to the court to give
the Grand Jury her complaint. While this was going on, Solomon Gedney ran away to Alabama, got
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sojourner Truth was an outspoken woman who fought for women s rights, black s rights, and
antislavery. She fully believed what she spoke when she said, Truth is powerful and it prevails.
Sojourner Truth stood up for something she believed in, and it is still affecting people s lives in
many positive ways today. Sojourner Truth, originally named Isabella Ardinburgh, was born
sometime between 1797 and 1800, in New York, to James and Betsey Ardinburgh. Isabella had a
total of ten to twelve siblings, but being the second youngest, all her older siblings, other than her
younger brother Peter, were sold to other owners before she could remember them. Her parents
would cry most nights late into the night thinking about the children who... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Isabella, formally known by Sojourner Truth today, had a reason for choosing such an out of the
ordinary name. The first part, Sojourner, was chosen because she planned on traveling around
making speeches and fighting for rights she believed in. The second part, Truth, had to do with
her situation and the custom back then. Normally a slave s last name would be the name of his
master, so Isabella chose Truth since God is Truth and her one true master (Adler, 14). One of
her first and most shocking impacts on slavery and black s rights was suing a white man for
selling her son, Peter illegally (Adler, 10). There was a law that stated you could not sell slaves
outside your state, which Mr. Solomon Gedney broke when he sold Peter from New York to
another owner in Alabama. Since Sojourner was living somewhere else at the time, it took a few
months for her to find out about her son, but when she did, she was furious. She said loudly, I ll
have my child again, and that was what she intended to do. Everyone doubted her ability to get
her son back, especially to get the white man punished for what he had done. They also
questioned her ability to support her son when she got him back, but she just kept praying about it
and knew God would work it out. She was assisted by some Quakers in getting to the court to give
the Grand Jury her complaint. While this was going on, Solomon Gedney ran away to Alabama, got
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Effects of Genetic Discrimination
The new advancements in genetics spark a new revolution in medicine. Genetic information not
only can help us better understand the diseases that plague us, but can also prevent diseases that
could potentially be harmful to us. However America s history of discrimination has taken over this
new revolution also. Despite our revolutionized and civilized culture, America still suffers the cruel
grip of evil that lies behind many legal documents and contracts. Genetic Discriminationis when
people are treated differently by their employer or insurancecompany because they have or are
perceived to have a gene mutation that causes or increases the risk of an inherited disorder.
Although insurance companies and many employers are looking out for their companies
genetically discriminating against clients or employees promotes the public s weariness about the
revolutionized genetic tests and also discourages further medical research.
Although science of genetics still has to be improved to able to accurately predict genetic
conditions, the information it provides can be a good indicator of future illnesses. This helps
psychologically prepare and receive genetic counseling (Amy) and prepare for any surgery that
may be required to prevent the disease. This new invention has opened up amazing possibilities
and should be used in order to better our health. The small group of people who aren t afraid of the
possible consequences believe that their life is worth more than the cost of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The new advancements in genetics spark a new revolution in medicine. Genetic information not
only can help us better understand the diseases that plague us, but can also prevent diseases that
could potentially be harmful to us. However America s history of discrimination has taken over this
new revolution also. Despite our revolutionized and civilized culture, America still suffers the cruel
grip of evil that lies behind many legal documents and contracts. Genetic Discriminationis when
people are treated differently by their employer or insurancecompany because they have or are
perceived to have a gene mutation that causes or increases the risk of an inherited disorder.
Although insurance companies and many employers are looking out for their companies
genetically discriminating against clients or employees promotes the public s weariness about the
revolutionized genetic tests and also discourages further medical research.
Although science of genetics still has to be improved to able to accurately predict genetic
conditions, the information it provides can be a good indicator of future illnesses. This helps
psychologically prepare and receive genetic counseling (Amy) and prepare for any surgery that
may be required to prevent the disease. This new invention has opened up amazing possibilities
and should be used in order to better our health. The small group of people who aren t afraid of the
possible consequences believe that their life is worth more than the cost of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dylan Roof Bible Study
Shooting in South Carolina, Crisis in America
How America s Leaders Communicated during the Crisis
On June 17th of 2015, Dylann Roof attended a bible study session at Emanuel African Methodist
Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. The twenty one year old Roof participated
throughout the bible study, listening to others and even vocally disagreeing with part of the study
involving the scripture. Finally, after roughly an hour since the commencement of the bible study,
Dylann Roof displayed a Glock 41 .45 caliber and aimed it at a fellow study participant. After a
brief interaction with another churchgoer, Roof began opening fire on the thirteen people attending.
Ultimately, Roof would murder nine innocent lives. All of Roof s victims ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In order to recover from this crisis, and to better resolve the overall crisis haunting America, the top
influential leaders in America need to discuss openly and honestly what their goals are and find
commonality. Another important duty the leaders need to achieve is creating a more positive
relationships with all of their stakeholders, not just one s they deem important for their position.
Another suggestion would be to use a more culture centered approach when communicating,
especially due to the racial aspect along with the controversy regarding guns. A culture centered
approach focuses on appropriately communicating with audiences that are often underrepresented
during a crisis (Follman, p.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Shooting in South Carolina, Crisis in America
How America s Leaders Communicated during the Crisis
On June 17th of 2015, Dylann Roof attended a bible study session at Emanuel African Methodist
Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. The twenty one year old Roof participated
throughout the bible study, listening to others and even vocally disagreeing with part of the study
involving the scripture. Finally, after roughly an hour since the commencement of the bible study,
Dylann Roof displayed a Glock 41 .45 caliber and aimed it at a fellow study participant. After a
brief interaction with another churchgoer, Roof began opening fire on the thirteen people attending.
Ultimately, Roof would murder nine innocent lives. All of Roof s victims ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In order to recover from this crisis, and to better resolve the overall crisis haunting America, the top
influential leaders in America need to discuss openly and honestly what their goals are and find
commonality. Another important duty the leaders need to achieve is creating a more positive
relationships with all of their stakeholders, not just one s they deem important for their position.
Another suggestion would be to use a more culture centered approach when communicating,
especially due to the racial aspect along with the controversy regarding guns. A culture centered
approach focuses on appropriately communicating with audiences that are often underrepresented
during a crisis (Follman, p.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Palm Beach Nourishment Research Paper
OptionsAdvantages and disadvantagesSocial/
PoliticalEconomicEnvironmental
A Continue current coastal management strategies in terms of the beach nourishment program.
The beach nourishment process is sand being dredged from one location (in terms of palm beach
from Currumbin and Tallebudgera creek) and pumped onto a different beach (palm beach).
This strategy also requires dune restoration which is the process of building dunes and plating
vegetation on them so they look natural. + positives
Sewall
Dredging
Pumping
bypass 50,000 cubic metres of sand for the replenishment of palm beach (Council of the City of
Gold Coast, 2013)
Helps to protect exposed infrastructure behind the beach such as surf clubs, car parks and beach
front ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is because the sand on the northern side is trapped.
Erosion will still occur.
B construct an artificial reef off the shoreline of palm beach to minimise the impact of beach
erosion to the beach. An artificial reef is a human made underwater structure that mimics the
characteristics of a natural reef. Artificial reefs are commonly made from old tires, cinder blocks
and geotextile sand bags. In terms of palm beach it would be implemented to control erosion.
Artificial reef is built from boulders which are easily accessible and reasonably cheap (Moore,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
OptionsAdvantages and disadvantagesSocial/
PoliticalEconomicEnvironmental
A Continue current coastal management strategies in terms of the beach nourishment program.
The beach nourishment process is sand being dredged from one location (in terms of palm beach
from Currumbin and Tallebudgera creek) and pumped onto a different beach (palm beach).
This strategy also requires dune restoration which is the process of building dunes and plating
vegetation on them so they look natural. + positives
Sewall
Dredging
Pumping
bypass 50,000 cubic metres of sand for the replenishment of palm beach (Council of the City of
Gold Coast, 2013)
Helps to protect exposed infrastructure behind the beach such as surf clubs, car parks and beach
front ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is because the sand on the northern side is trapped.
Erosion will still occur.
B construct an artificial reef off the shoreline of palm beach to minimise the impact of beach
erosion to the beach. An artificial reef is a human made underwater structure that mimics the
characteristics of a natural reef. Artificial reefs are commonly made from old tires, cinder blocks
and geotextile sand bags. In terms of palm beach it would be implemented to control erosion.
Artificial reef is built from boulders which are easily accessible and reasonably cheap (Moore,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Robert Frost Grief
Robert Frost: Through the Eyes of Depression Since the date of Robert s birth in 1874, Frost
experienced great affliction through his life. On May 5, 1885 his father died of tuberculosis
leaving 8 dollars to the family s name at the age of eleven. While married at the age of twenty
one, four of his six children died through their suicide or disease. Irma, Frost s fourth child, out
lived frost in a mental hospital. His younger sister Jeanie also bound in a mental hospital had
passed in 1929. Lesley, the second child of Frost, out lived Frost, marrying twice and wrote a
few children books. Unfortunately, Frost continued to endure loss when his mother and his
wife, Elinor, developed cancer passing soon after the diagnosis. Discovering more of Frost s
past life, it s no surprise that most of his poems revolve around the five stages of grief and loss.
In understanding the process of grief , the poem The Road Not Taken seems to implement the
stage of acceptance. In the first stanza, we are approached with two decisions in a yellow wood ,
yellow meaning intellect, energy and wisdom . While Wood meaning tree, implying growth or a
rapid increase in something. Tree s usually turn yellow in the fall, the season fall meaning death
or dying, typically referring to a tragedy. Already knowing a positive decision will be made based
on a rapid increase in death, we then turn to the next turning point Because it was grassy and
wanted wear; Though as for the passing there had worn them about the same... .... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
While grass means, paradise, innocence or an unspoiled beauty. Frost took this path in hopes to
reach a paradise or to grow from the rapid increase in death. After making his decision on the path,
he
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Robert Frost: Through the Eyes of Depression Since the date of Robert s birth in 1874, Frost
experienced great affliction through his life. On May 5, 1885 his father died of tuberculosis
leaving 8 dollars to the family s name at the age of eleven. While married at the age of twenty
one, four of his six children died through their suicide or disease. Irma, Frost s fourth child, out
lived frost in a mental hospital. His younger sister Jeanie also bound in a mental hospital had
passed in 1929. Lesley, the second child of Frost, out lived Frost, marrying twice and wrote a
few children books. Unfortunately, Frost continued to endure loss when his mother and his
wife, Elinor, developed cancer passing soon after the diagnosis. Discovering more of Frost s
past life, it s no surprise that most of his poems revolve around the five stages of grief and loss.
In understanding the process of grief , the poem The Road Not Taken seems to implement the
stage of acceptance. In the first stanza, we are approached with two decisions in a yellow wood ,
yellow meaning intellect, energy and wisdom . While Wood meaning tree, implying growth or a
rapid increase in something. Tree s usually turn yellow in the fall, the season fall meaning death
or dying, typically referring to a tragedy. Already knowing a positive decision will be made based
on a rapid increase in death, we then turn to the next turning point Because it was grassy and
wanted wear; Though as for the passing there had worn them about the same... .... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
While grass means, paradise, innocence or an unspoiled beauty. Frost took this path in hopes to
reach a paradise or to grow from the rapid increase in death. After making his decision on the path,
he
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Future Challenges and Opportunities to Malaysia s Mice...
Discuss The Future Challenges And Opportunities To Malaysia s MICE Industry Malaysia is fast
emerging as one of the top destinations in the world for Meetings, Conventions, Incentives and
Exhibitions (MICE). The country ranks 23rd in the world, based on the International Congress
and Convention Association s statistical preview of association meetings held in 2006, up 10
spots from the previous year. Malaysia is banking on its top notch convention centres, quality
accommodation, value added services and many other attractions to propel itself into the top ten.
(Visitors Guide Malaysia c.2008, p.1) Statistics wise, total conference arrivals in 2007 was
1,000,000 or 4.8% of tourist arrivals, compared to 820,000 in 2006. (Visitors... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
(Visitors Guide Malaysia c.2008, p.1) Year| Tourist Arrivals (mil)| Tourist Receipts(RM mil)|
2002| 13.29| 25,781.1| 2003| 10.58| 21,291.1| 2004| 15.70| 29,651.4| 2005| 16.43| 31,954.1| 2006|
17.55| 36,271.7| 2007| 20.97| 46,094.0| Figure 1.2 Tourist Arrivals And Receipts 2002 2007.
(Visitors Guide Malaysia c.2008, p.1) Year| Tourist Expenditure (RM bil)| Conference Delegate
Expenditure (RM bil)| % Share| 2002| 25.78| 2.20| 8.5| 2003| 21.29| 1.73| 8.1| 2004| 29.65| 2.14|
7.2| 2005| 31.95| 2.27| 7.1| 2006| 36.27| 2.56| 7.1| 2007| 46.10| 3.17| 6.9| Figure 1.3 Percentage of
Conference Expenditure Against Total Tourist Expenditure 2002 2007. (Visitors Guide Malaysia
c.2008, p.2) | 2001| 2002| 2003| 2004| 2005| 2006| 2007| % Change| International Conventions|
925| 2,956| 2,294| 2,875| 3,222| 3,418| 4,221| 23.50| Foreign Delegates| 473,486| 699,486|
550,741| 675,699| 773,562| 820,243| 1,013,104| 23.50| Receipts From Foreign Delegates (RM bil)|
1.23| 2.03| 1.73| 2.14| 2.27| 2.56| 3.17| 23.8| Figure 1.4 International Convention amp; Exhibitions
in Malaysia 2001 2007. (Visitors Guide
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Discuss The Future Challenges And Opportunities To Malaysia s MICE Industry Malaysia is fast
emerging as one of the top destinations in the world for Meetings, Conventions, Incentives and
Exhibitions (MICE). The country ranks 23rd in the world, based on the International Congress
and Convention Association s statistical preview of association meetings held in 2006, up 10
spots from the previous year. Malaysia is banking on its top notch convention centres, quality
accommodation, value added services and many other attractions to propel itself into the top ten.
(Visitors Guide Malaysia c.2008, p.1) Statistics wise, total conference arrivals in 2007 was
1,000,000 or 4.8% of tourist arrivals, compared to 820,000 in 2006. (Visitors... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
(Visitors Guide Malaysia c.2008, p.1) Year| Tourist Arrivals (mil)| Tourist Receipts(RM mil)|
2002| 13.29| 25,781.1| 2003| 10.58| 21,291.1| 2004| 15.70| 29,651.4| 2005| 16.43| 31,954.1| 2006|
17.55| 36,271.7| 2007| 20.97| 46,094.0| Figure 1.2 Tourist Arrivals And Receipts 2002 2007.
(Visitors Guide Malaysia c.2008, p.1) Year| Tourist Expenditure (RM bil)| Conference Delegate
Expenditure (RM bil)| % Share| 2002| 25.78| 2.20| 8.5| 2003| 21.29| 1.73| 8.1| 2004| 29.65| 2.14|
7.2| 2005| 31.95| 2.27| 7.1| 2006| 36.27| 2.56| 7.1| 2007| 46.10| 3.17| 6.9| Figure 1.3 Percentage of
Conference Expenditure Against Total Tourist Expenditure 2002 2007. (Visitors Guide Malaysia
c.2008, p.2) | 2001| 2002| 2003| 2004| 2005| 2006| 2007| % Change| International Conventions|
925| 2,956| 2,294| 2,875| 3,222| 3,418| 4,221| 23.50| Foreign Delegates| 473,486| 699,486|
550,741| 675,699| 773,562| 820,243| 1,013,104| 23.50| Receipts From Foreign Delegates (RM bil)|
1.23| 2.03| 1.73| 2.14| 2.27| 2.56| 3.17| 23.8| Figure 1.4 International Convention amp; Exhibitions
in Malaysia 2001 2007. (Visitors Guide
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Retail Grocery Landscape Is Changing And Will Continue...
i.Future objectives The retail grocery landscape is changing and will continue to change. Retailers
no longer expect shoppers to come to them, they must go to the shoppers, especially when
Millenials are the shoppers of the future with a multitrillion dollar opportunity for the grocery
industry by 2020 (Guskey, 2014). Costco, the warehouse giant, knows that store expansion is a
surefire way of reaching out to a greater number of customers. In 2013, Costco said it wants to
open 150 new warehouses over the next five years, including 55 in the U.S. and the rest between
Canada and other international as well as un entered markets (Basu, 2014). Target, another key
player in the industry plans to double down on just a handful of departments... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Their membership format is an integral part of their business model and has a significant effect on
profitability. This format is designed to reinforce member loyalty and provide continuing fee
revenue. The extent to which Costco achieves growth in membership base, increase the penetration
of the Executive members, and sustain high renewal rates, materially influencing profitability
(Yahoo finance, 2014). http://biz.yahoo.com/e/141015/cost10 k.html Target Corporations current
strategy for 2015 includes opening 15 stores, including three distinct store formats: eight Target
Express locations, one city Target and six general merchandise stores. Target s strategic store
growth is focused on reaching guests in urban centers with new formats like TargetExpress and City
Target, while also offering new experiences, merchandising layouts and innovations in its general
merchandise stores. As well as going towards the online shopping they have announced in February
2015 that, effective immediately, all online orders of $25 or more qualify for free shipping, with
virtually no exclusions. http://pressroom.target.com/news/target lowers free shipping minimum to
25 for online orders iii.Assumptions The warehouse giant Costco assumes that it will continue to do
well driven by its growing membership base, global expansion and higher online sales. However,
domestic expansion is gaining momentum. Even
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
i.Future objectives The retail grocery landscape is changing and will continue to change. Retailers
no longer expect shoppers to come to them, they must go to the shoppers, especially when
Millenials are the shoppers of the future with a multitrillion dollar opportunity for the grocery
industry by 2020 (Guskey, 2014). Costco, the warehouse giant, knows that store expansion is a
surefire way of reaching out to a greater number of customers. In 2013, Costco said it wants to
open 150 new warehouses over the next five years, including 55 in the U.S. and the rest between
Canada and other international as well as un entered markets (Basu, 2014). Target, another key
player in the industry plans to double down on just a handful of departments... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Their membership format is an integral part of their business model and has a significant effect on
profitability. This format is designed to reinforce member loyalty and provide continuing fee
revenue. The extent to which Costco achieves growth in membership base, increase the penetration
of the Executive members, and sustain high renewal rates, materially influencing profitability
(Yahoo finance, 2014). http://biz.yahoo.com/e/141015/cost10 k.html Target Corporations current
strategy for 2015 includes opening 15 stores, including three distinct store formats: eight Target
Express locations, one city Target and six general merchandise stores. Target s strategic store
growth is focused on reaching guests in urban centers with new formats like TargetExpress and City
Target, while also offering new experiences, merchandising layouts and innovations in its general
merchandise stores. As well as going towards the online shopping they have announced in February
2015 that, effective immediately, all online orders of $25 or more qualify for free shipping, with
virtually no exclusions. http://pressroom.target.com/news/target lowers free shipping minimum to
25 for online orders iii.Assumptions The warehouse giant Costco assumes that it will continue to do
well driven by its growing membership base, global expansion and higher online sales. However,
domestic expansion is gaining momentum. Even
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Targets Acquisition of Bed Bath and Beyond
Identifying and Overcoming HR Challenges during Merger and Acquisition Activity
HROB*4060 Human Resources Planning
March 22nd, 2013
The goals of mergers range from reducing the number of competitors, to access of new products
(Belcourt et al., p 330). Statistics show that 80% of new product developments fail (Howells,
2011), partly due to challenges and conflicts with human resources functions. Mergers and
acquisitions are the fastest way to enter new markets. It is estimated that 1/3 of all mergers fail due
to faulty integration of diverse operations and cultures, (Chhinzer, 2013). Therefore, the success of
a merger or acquisition lies in the ability to guide, motivate, retain, and effectively use ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a fortune 500 company (Corporate profile, 2013) BBAB has clearly had success in the
Canadian market. The goal is to achieve synergies in supply chain, operations, and advertising from
BBAB. Although the US and Canada have similar cultures, there will be slight differences in laws,
regulations, values, and norms. BBAB s advertising strategy should be used as a starting point to
create Target Canada s advertising campaign.
HR and Talent
HR Planning
Contingency Plan:
In order for an acquisition to be successful from a planning perspective, there are three main areas
that need to be addressed. First, a contingency plan must be developed. The contingency plan will
be created once Target s board of directors has expressed interest in the acquisition of BBAB. This
plan will identify who the trained coordinator is for each company in merger management. It also
outlines the chain of command, commutation mediums, procedures to be followed during the
acquisition, and identifies the members of the transition team who will assist the remainder of the
employees during the acquisition. This contingency plan is of the utmost importance as it contains
the steps to be taken by each side to have the smoothest transition into a single company.
Because Target recently acquired Zellers leaseholds and has taken over their stores, they are
familiar with the transitions
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Identifying and Overcoming HR Challenges during Merger and Acquisition Activity
HROB*4060 Human Resources Planning
March 22nd, 2013
The goals of mergers range from reducing the number of competitors, to access of new products
(Belcourt et al., p 330). Statistics show that 80% of new product developments fail (Howells,
2011), partly due to challenges and conflicts with human resources functions. Mergers and
acquisitions are the fastest way to enter new markets. It is estimated that 1/3 of all mergers fail due
to faulty integration of diverse operations and cultures, (Chhinzer, 2013). Therefore, the success of
a merger or acquisition lies in the ability to guide, motivate, retain, and effectively use ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a fortune 500 company (Corporate profile, 2013) BBAB has clearly had success in the
Canadian market. The goal is to achieve synergies in supply chain, operations, and advertising from
BBAB. Although the US and Canada have similar cultures, there will be slight differences in laws,
regulations, values, and norms. BBAB s advertising strategy should be used as a starting point to
create Target Canada s advertising campaign.
HR and Talent
HR Planning
Contingency Plan:
In order for an acquisition to be successful from a planning perspective, there are three main areas
that need to be addressed. First, a contingency plan must be developed. The contingency plan will
be created once Target s board of directors has expressed interest in the acquisition of BBAB. This
plan will identify who the trained coordinator is for each company in merger management. It also
outlines the chain of command, commutation mediums, procedures to be followed during the
acquisition, and identifies the members of the transition team who will assist the remainder of the
employees during the acquisition. This contingency plan is of the utmost importance as it contains
the steps to be taken by each side to have the smoothest transition into a single company.
Because Target recently acquired Zellers leaseholds and has taken over their stores, they are
familiar with the transitions
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Counseling Trauma Survivors
The discussion will describe four important crisis skills that a counseling should use when
counseling trauma survivors. Kanel ((2008) explain basic attending skills in the ABC model,
which include body language, reflection of emotions, paraphrasing, and summarizations.
Counselors want to create a special connection fast so that they can get the information they need
to help trauma survivors feel safe, but do it in a way not to offend them. Body language include
eye contact, encouraging nods, and posture. Counselor s body language can be a key to help
survivors talk or refuse to talk (Microtraining Associates, 2008). Counselor s body language should
not as if they are not concerned about the survivors or in panic mode. Counselors need
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The discussion will describe four important crisis skills that a counseling should use when
counseling trauma survivors. Kanel ((2008) explain basic attending skills in the ABC model,
which include body language, reflection of emotions, paraphrasing, and summarizations.
Counselors want to create a special connection fast so that they can get the information they need
to help trauma survivors feel safe, but do it in a way not to offend them. Body language include
eye contact, encouraging nods, and posture. Counselor s body language can be a key to help
survivors talk or refuse to talk (Microtraining Associates, 2008). Counselor s body language should
not as if they are not concerned about the survivors or in panic mode. Counselors need
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of The Book Murtagh And Huckleberry Finn
Murtagh and Huck Finn
In great works of literature many of the same traits and characteristics appear in the main characters.
Adventure books where you find Heroes and villains in a constant struggle to thwart the others
efforts are where you could notice the reoccurring traits the most. Heroes are often very similar,
demonstrating similar strengths and weaknesses. I compare Huckleberry Finn, to Murtagh of the
Inheritance series. Although Murtagh is not the main protagonist, he is most certainly a fallen
hero, in my book once a hero always a hero. As long as they are remembered for what they were
and not what they are, a hero they will remain. I hope in time I will be able to lead you down the
path of similarities and differences between these two amazing characters and heroes. These
similarities include characters such as courage, and a desire to be what they want to be to go
where they want to go.
One of the many traits these characters have in common is their stories. What they went through,
and how they were raised. Murtagh s mother died when he was young and he was raised by a
father who cared nothing for him. When his father died Murtagh was taken in by the king who
was determined to mold Murtagh into man the king thought Murtagh should be. Huck s story is
almost the same. Huck s mother died when he was young. Huck s father, Pap, was a drunk and
cared nothing for Huckleberry Finn. Pap left Huck and Huck was taken in by a woman who was
determined to mold
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Murtagh and Huck Finn
In great works of literature many of the same traits and characteristics appear in the main characters.
Adventure books where you find Heroes and villains in a constant struggle to thwart the others
efforts are where you could notice the reoccurring traits the most. Heroes are often very similar,
demonstrating similar strengths and weaknesses. I compare Huckleberry Finn, to Murtagh of the
Inheritance series. Although Murtagh is not the main protagonist, he is most certainly a fallen
hero, in my book once a hero always a hero. As long as they are remembered for what they were
and not what they are, a hero they will remain. I hope in time I will be able to lead you down the
path of similarities and differences between these two amazing characters and heroes. These
similarities include characters such as courage, and a desire to be what they want to be to go
where they want to go.
One of the many traits these characters have in common is their stories. What they went through,
and how they were raised. Murtagh s mother died when he was young and he was raised by a
father who cared nothing for him. When his father died Murtagh was taken in by the king who
was determined to mold Murtagh into man the king thought Murtagh should be. Huck s story is
almost the same. Huck s mother died when he was young. Huck s father, Pap, was a drunk and
cared nothing for Huckleberry Finn. Pap left Huck and Huck was taken in by a woman who was
determined to mold
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ruling in the Griggs v. Duke Power Co. Case
Synopsis: Duke Power, a company being sued by its ethnic minority employees this included
Willie Griggs. Griggs would be filing the class action law suit along with several of his fellow co
workers for unfair processes in which attaining a promotion or higher paying position was met by
having a high school diploma and undergoing IQ testing. Prior to the civil rights act Blacks were
only allowed to work in the company s labor department, which happened to harbor its lowest
paying positions as well. After the implementation of IQ testing and the requirement of holding a
high school diploma it was found that Blacks were being selected at a lower rate for higher
positions than their white counterparts. Considered the first case of its type Griggs v. Duke Power
Co. was taken before the Supreme Court of the United States where it was found that the
requirements were not relevant to an employee s ability to perform a job. Therefore it was ruled
that Duke Power Co. promotion practices were discriminating against its black employees. The
Supreme Court found that in adding a requirement for promotion within a company the
requirements need to be reasonably related to the job for which the test is required thus bringing
into question test validity. The question is begged, Can employment practices be discriminatory if
there is no intent to discriminate? Although the Duke Power Company never intended to
discriminate in their internal transferring and promoting procedures they were
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Synopsis: Duke Power, a company being sued by its ethnic minority employees this included
Willie Griggs. Griggs would be filing the class action law suit along with several of his fellow co
workers for unfair processes in which attaining a promotion or higher paying position was met by
having a high school diploma and undergoing IQ testing. Prior to the civil rights act Blacks were
only allowed to work in the company s labor department, which happened to harbor its lowest
paying positions as well. After the implementation of IQ testing and the requirement of holding a
high school diploma it was found that Blacks were being selected at a lower rate for higher
positions than their white counterparts. Considered the first case of its type Griggs v. Duke Power
Co. was taken before the Supreme Court of the United States where it was found that the
requirements were not relevant to an employee s ability to perform a job. Therefore it was ruled
that Duke Power Co. promotion practices were discriminating against its black employees. The
Supreme Court found that in adding a requirement for promotion within a company the
requirements need to be reasonably related to the job for which the test is required thus bringing
into question test validity. The question is begged, Can employment practices be discriminatory if
there is no intent to discriminate? Although the Duke Power Company never intended to
discriminate in their internal transferring and promoting procedures they were
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Universal Truths on the Epic of Gilgamesh and the...
Christopher Gilchrist
Professor Ms. Alyse W. Jones
World Literature I English 2111
October 7, 2012
The Universal Truths on The Epic of Gilgamesh amp; The Hebrew Bible
The Epic of Gilgamesh and The Hebrew Bible are considered by their audiences as two of the
greatest literary works of ancient literature. The universal truths on The Epic of Gilgamesh and The
Hebrew Bible, are most fundamental when viewed from both the contemporary and traditional
audiences. Fundamentally, both audiences develop their own universal truths during the time in
which the events transpired or by reading the scenic events from an anthology or other literary
works.
Most importantly, both literary works have sought the attention of their ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
For example, in The Epic of Gilgamesh, A snake caught the scent of the plant, Stealthily it came
up and carried the plant away, On its way back it shed its skin......etc.......For myself I have
obtained no benefit, I have done a good deed for a reptile (Sec. 11, 307 317). This excerpt
conveys to its audience Gilgamesh s thought process at the pinnacle of the story. We, as the
audience, now realize that Gilgamesh has finally accepted that death is inevitable. The
inevitability of death also played a major role in The Hebrew Bible. For example, And the woman
said, The serpent beguiled me and I ate, etc.......And to the human He said, for dust you are and to
dust shall you return (Genesis Sec. 3, pg. 160 161). As a result of mankind s disobedience to God s
authority, the human population was cursed with the inevitability of death for all generations.
There will always be philosophical interpretations that will create universal truths for many
generations to come. In addition, these literary works enriches the audiences understanding of these
texts as supremely important cultural and historical documents, for audiences who embrace their
universal truths. Both generational audiences spiritual interpretations seemed to have, collectively,
developed a text of extraordinary literary works that are overflowing with philosophical and truth
seeking richness.
Work Cited
The Epic of Gilgamesh. The Norton Anthology World
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Christopher Gilchrist
Professor Ms. Alyse W. Jones
World Literature I English 2111
October 7, 2012
The Universal Truths on The Epic of Gilgamesh amp; The Hebrew Bible
The Epic of Gilgamesh and The Hebrew Bible are considered by their audiences as two of the
greatest literary works of ancient literature. The universal truths on The Epic of Gilgamesh and The
Hebrew Bible, are most fundamental when viewed from both the contemporary and traditional
audiences. Fundamentally, both audiences develop their own universal truths during the time in
which the events transpired or by reading the scenic events from an anthology or other literary
works.
Most importantly, both literary works have sought the attention of their ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
For example, in The Epic of Gilgamesh, A snake caught the scent of the plant, Stealthily it came
up and carried the plant away, On its way back it shed its skin......etc.......For myself I have
obtained no benefit, I have done a good deed for a reptile (Sec. 11, 307 317). This excerpt
conveys to its audience Gilgamesh s thought process at the pinnacle of the story. We, as the
audience, now realize that Gilgamesh has finally accepted that death is inevitable. The
inevitability of death also played a major role in The Hebrew Bible. For example, And the woman
said, The serpent beguiled me and I ate, etc.......And to the human He said, for dust you are and to
dust shall you return (Genesis Sec. 3, pg. 160 161). As a result of mankind s disobedience to God s
authority, the human population was cursed with the inevitability of death for all generations.
There will always be philosophical interpretations that will create universal truths for many
generations to come. In addition, these literary works enriches the audiences understanding of these
texts as supremely important cultural and historical documents, for audiences who embrace their
universal truths. Both generational audiences spiritual interpretations seemed to have, collectively,
developed a text of extraordinary literary works that are overflowing with philosophical and truth
seeking richness.
Work Cited
The Epic of Gilgamesh. The Norton Anthology World
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Pros And Cons Of Conscription
Conscription was a very controversial issue considering the outcomes of this law. It would force
men to provide overseas military service unwillingly. Non compulsory recruitment was neglecting
to keep up troop numbers and as an imperialist Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden believed that the
war was the only way for Canadato be seen as more than a colony.
Many French Canadians, farmers, pacifists and union heads opposed the conscription bill, but
Prime Minister Borden was determined to establish a forced conscription system. He pushed
through the Conscription Act on July 11th, 1917.
The Wartime Elections Act and the Military Voters Act impacted the upcoming election on the
Military Service Act hugely. The Military Voters Act is a law that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Conscription was a very controversial issue considering the outcomes of this law. It would force
men to provide overseas military service unwillingly. Non compulsory recruitment was neglecting
to keep up troop numbers and as an imperialist Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden believed that the
war was the only way for Canadato be seen as more than a colony.
Many French Canadians, farmers, pacifists and union heads opposed the conscription bill, but
Prime Minister Borden was determined to establish a forced conscription system. He pushed
through the Conscription Act on July 11th, 1917.
The Wartime Elections Act and the Military Voters Act impacted the upcoming election on the
Military Service Act hugely. The Military Voters Act is a law that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dreams And Reality In The Monkey s Paw
The story The Monkey s Paw fits into the category Dreams and Reality, as well as in Challenges
and Teamwork. Examples of dreams include that the monkey s paw can give you three wishes,
because in reality monkey paw s cannot give you wishes. It has Reality when there son dies in
machinery at the factory he works at. He was caught in the machinery. He was killed instantly.
(pg. 38) This is reality because 37 people have died from vending machines from the years 1978
to 1995 (Website link down below). An example of teamwork is when Mr and Mrs. White both
decided that they would ask for 200 pounds to pay off the mortgage. Challenges is when
Mrs.White takes the monkey s paw and wishes for her son to come back. Then Mr. White realises
that it s... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Examples of Teamwork include them both saying that they would hang up the phone, because they
both have a common goal, to hang up the phone. It has Challenges when they both don t want to
hang up the phone, they want each other to hang up first. Are you still there? Are you? Yeah, why
didn t you? Why didn t you? (pg #42) This is a Challenge because they are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The story The Monkey s Paw fits into the category Dreams and Reality, as well as in Challenges
and Teamwork. Examples of dreams include that the monkey s paw can give you three wishes,
because in reality monkey paw s cannot give you wishes. It has Reality when there son dies in
machinery at the factory he works at. He was caught in the machinery. He was killed instantly.
(pg. 38) This is reality because 37 people have died from vending machines from the years 1978
to 1995 (Website link down below). An example of teamwork is when Mr and Mrs. White both
decided that they would ask for 200 pounds to pay off the mortgage. Challenges is when
Mrs.White takes the monkey s paw and wishes for her son to come back. Then Mr. White realises
that it s... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Examples of Teamwork include them both saying that they would hang up the phone, because they
both have a common goal, to hang up the phone. It has Challenges when they both don t want to
hang up the phone, they want each other to hang up first. Are you still there? Are you? Yeah, why
didn t you? Why didn t you? (pg #42) This is a Challenge because they are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analyzing The Article Detecting The Snake
In the article Detecting the snake in the grass: Attention to fearв Ђђrelevant stimuli by adults and
young children published by Psychological Science authors Vanessa LoBue and Judy S. DeLoache
analyze the evidence that children detect threatening stimuli more promptly than other types of
stimuli. In this experiment, adults and children were presented with images with both threatening
and non threatening stimuli. The images were presented on a touch screen and participants were
asked to press on the threatening stimuli. The objective of this experiment was to determine
whether people could detect stimuli that are evolutionarily pertinent early in life. The hypothesis is
that the threatening stimuli will be detected more quickly that the other types of non threatening
stimuli. Three experiments were performed on both adults and children, and both detected snakes
more rapidly than the other aspects of the image, including butterflies and frogs. This research study
contributed to psychological research advancement by providing evidence of better visual detection
of threatening stimuli due to evolutionary relevance. Moreover, the research findings discussed in
the article Detecting the snake in the grass: Attention to fearв Ђђrelevant stimuli by adults and
young children by authors Vanessa LoBue and Judy S. DeLoache relate to human subject research
because it is an observational study using both children and adults as participants. Data was
collected on the children and adults
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the article Detecting the snake in the grass: Attention to fearв Ђђrelevant stimuli by adults and
young children published by Psychological Science authors Vanessa LoBue and Judy S. DeLoache
analyze the evidence that children detect threatening stimuli more promptly than other types of
stimuli. In this experiment, adults and children were presented with images with both threatening
and non threatening stimuli. The images were presented on a touch screen and participants were
asked to press on the threatening stimuli. The objective of this experiment was to determine
whether people could detect stimuli that are evolutionarily pertinent early in life. The hypothesis is
that the threatening stimuli will be detected more quickly that the other types of non threatening
stimuli. Three experiments were performed on both adults and children, and both detected snakes
more rapidly than the other aspects of the image, including butterflies and frogs. This research study
contributed to psychological research advancement by providing evidence of better visual detection
of threatening stimuli due to evolutionary relevance. Moreover, the research findings discussed in
the article Detecting the snake in the grass: Attention to fearв Ђђrelevant stimuli by adults and
young children by authors Vanessa LoBue and Judy S. DeLoache relate to human subject research
because it is an observational study using both children and adults as participants. Data was
collected on the children and adults
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Narrative Essay On Texas Adventure
Deep in the heart of Texas, six boys were on an adventure. Teven, Tyler, Cole, Luke, land and
myself. They decided to put the land in Texas to good use, they would make it an airsoft field.
There was an old barn full of airsoft guns and one technical with an airsoft 50. cal. Our vehicle
was a !!14 military humvee with an airsoft mini gun attached to the . there was 2 bases armed
with snipers, mini guns, and RPGs. I was in the FBI with teven and tyler and cole, luck, and lane
was the terrorist, tyler was on the mini gun on the suv, and teven and I was on the mini gun we
wanted and at night we see something in the trees we all thought we were under attack but there
was raccoons then the seen a technical they started shooting the mini gun there in the opened so
teven and I went to the 50. cal snipers and we shot tyler got out but got... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
teven and I was up in the trees and we ambushed them luck was driving the technical and cole
was on the 50. cal teven and I was got cold out and luck drove off and it started to get to morning
and we started to head back to base when we got back luck had made a trap and teven got out. a
black hawk came and dropped some ammo, artillery, and an airsoft seal team it was just me that
had 3 lives left and the seal team and luke that had 2 life left and his seal team. I set up my base
and my seal team was set up too. then out on the horizon there was luke with his convoy with the
technical he called in his artillery and killed half of my seal team he was coming down the hill in
his convoy and we shot at him and he shot at us. we were in war for about a half an hour and
when he got closer I used my artillery on my pushion and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Deep in the heart of Texas, six boys were on an adventure. Teven, Tyler, Cole, Luke, land and
myself. They decided to put the land in Texas to good use, they would make it an airsoft field.
There was an old barn full of airsoft guns and one technical with an airsoft 50. cal. Our vehicle
was a !!14 military humvee with an airsoft mini gun attached to the . there was 2 bases armed
with snipers, mini guns, and RPGs. I was in the FBI with teven and tyler and cole, luck, and lane
was the terrorist, tyler was on the mini gun on the suv, and teven and I was on the mini gun we
wanted and at night we see something in the trees we all thought we were under attack but there
was raccoons then the seen a technical they started shooting the mini gun there in the opened so
teven and I went to the 50. cal snipers and we shot tyler got out but got... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
teven and I was up in the trees and we ambushed them luck was driving the technical and cole
was on the 50. cal teven and I was got cold out and luck drove off and it started to get to morning
and we started to head back to base when we got back luck had made a trap and teven got out. a
black hawk came and dropped some ammo, artillery, and an airsoft seal team it was just me that
had 3 lives left and the seal team and luke that had 2 life left and his seal team. I set up my base
and my seal team was set up too. then out on the horizon there was luke with his convoy with the
technical he called in his artillery and killed half of my seal team he was coming down the hill in
his convoy and we shot at him and he shot at us. we were in war for about a half an hour and
when he got closer I used my artillery on my pushion and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Persuasive Essay On The Seaworld
SeaWorld has been a well loved and renowned place to the USA and the families in it for over 53
years. The world famous entertainment park is well known for its wide variety of oceanic
animals, and of course, the part that brings them the most fame: their killer whale shows. Because
killer whales are so hard to find in the ocean, and going out on a whalewatching boat is usually
quite expensive, many people have ended up opting for the choice of going to SeaWorld to see
these animals. These shows are considered to be spectacular to some audiences, and an abusive
nightmare to others. Despite the fact that many people love SeaWorld and consider it to be a
fun and family friendly place, the person with educated knowledge about what really goes on in
this place could never see it the same way again, and should want something to be done about it.
SeaWorld has caused controversial problems to animal lovers, the people who work there, and of
course the killer whales themselves. SeaWorld should be talked about more in schools, educating
more young people in hopes that one day there is enough people to take a stand and get this place
to stop keeping killer whales captive.
In the truth revealing documentary Blackfish , the film reveals what these killer whales in
entertainment parks such as SeaWorld go through, along with the trainers who work with them. The
documentary shows clips and pictures of the killer whales mauling the trainers, and whales fighting
each other resulting in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
SeaWorld has been a well loved and renowned place to the USA and the families in it for over 53
years. The world famous entertainment park is well known for its wide variety of oceanic
animals, and of course, the part that brings them the most fame: their killer whale shows. Because
killer whales are so hard to find in the ocean, and going out on a whalewatching boat is usually
quite expensive, many people have ended up opting for the choice of going to SeaWorld to see
these animals. These shows are considered to be spectacular to some audiences, and an abusive
nightmare to others. Despite the fact that many people love SeaWorld and consider it to be a
fun and family friendly place, the person with educated knowledge about what really goes on in
this place could never see it the same way again, and should want something to be done about it.
SeaWorld has caused controversial problems to animal lovers, the people who work there, and of
course the killer whales themselves. SeaWorld should be talked about more in schools, educating
more young people in hopes that one day there is enough people to take a stand and get this place
to stop keeping killer whales captive.
In the truth revealing documentary Blackfish , the film reveals what these killer whales in
entertainment parks such as SeaWorld go through, along with the trainers who work with them. The
documentary shows clips and pictures of the killer whales mauling the trainers, and whales fighting
each other resulting in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Url Is The Abbreviation Of Uniform Resource Locator
URL is the abbreviation of Uniform Resource Locator. Some call it as Universal Resource
Locator. It is a web address. It refers to a web resource that specifies its location on a computer
networking and a mechanism for retrieving it (Wikipedia).It says that it is the means to access an
indicated resource.
The Oracle defined it as a pointer to a resource on the World Wide Web. It agrees that URL is a
web resource. Epperson (2015) defined that URL is the abbreviation for the string that creates the
reference to a resource. He too accepts that it is a reference to a resource.
The Webopedia defined it as the global address of documents and other resources on the World
Wide Web. According to Dictionary.com URL is a protocol for specifying address on the internet.
This too agrees that it is a web address. The Dictionary of cultural literacy (2015) defined it as a
formal address of a document on the internet. It goes deep and says that it is a formal address of a
document.
After examining various definitions and studying the features of URL, I am of the opinion that
URL could be defined that it is a web address/location that uses http or https protocol and enables
user access and retrieve information on the internet.
Importance of URL
URL plays a very vital role in web site and the domain name is an important part of URL. The
visitor enters URL on browser to get that web site and view the contents. Without it users won t be
able to locate web site, read the content, access the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
URL is the abbreviation of Uniform Resource Locator. Some call it as Universal Resource
Locator. It is a web address. It refers to a web resource that specifies its location on a computer
networking and a mechanism for retrieving it (Wikipedia).It says that it is the means to access an
indicated resource.
The Oracle defined it as a pointer to a resource on the World Wide Web. It agrees that URL is a
web resource. Epperson (2015) defined that URL is the abbreviation for the string that creates the
reference to a resource. He too accepts that it is a reference to a resource.
The Webopedia defined it as the global address of documents and other resources on the World
Wide Web. According to Dictionary.com URL is a protocol for specifying address on the internet.
This too agrees that it is a web address. The Dictionary of cultural literacy (2015) defined it as a
formal address of a document on the internet. It goes deep and says that it is a formal address of a
document.
After examining various definitions and studying the features of URL, I am of the opinion that
URL could be defined that it is a web address/location that uses http or https protocol and enables
user access and retrieve information on the internet.
Importance of URL
URL plays a very vital role in web site and the domain name is an important part of URL. The
visitor enters URL on browser to get that web site and view the contents. Without it users won t be
able to locate web site, read the content, access the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Common Origins of the Worldв Ђ™s Major Religions Essay
The Common Origins of the World s Major Religions
All too often in modern society it is the differences and conflicts that serve to separate religious
groups that are emphasized. The mainstream media, fundamentalists propaganda, and other sources
choose to ignore the numerous similarities that many religions share, and instead focus on the
divisive elements. In this paper, I will attempt to shed light on the many commonalities in dogma
that I believe exist between the major religions of the world. I also want to illustrate the fact that in
addition to having similar core teachings, many religions have histories that have either endured or
arisen during times of persecution. It is ironic that in many cases, the persecution that a ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Judaism The Jewish Bible points to Abraham and the covenant that God made with him in the
Book of Genesis. Yahweh s people as they are known, today Jews account for over fourteen million
people. Throughout their history, Jews have been persecuted for their faith as much as, if not more
than the followers of any other faith. From having the first temple of Jerusalem destroyed by the
Babylonians in 586BC to internment in Nazi concentration camps in the twentieth century, Jews
communities have remained solidly united through belief in the Diaspora and the goal of
reestablishing the state of Israel. Finally, in 1948, Israel once again regained its sovereignty;
however, this has not brought an end to the suffering and conflict that seems to have characterized
Jewish life since its inception. Central to Jewish dogma, is adherence to the Torah, or the Jewish
Bible. The Torah, which is composed primarily of the first five books of the Bible: Genesis,
Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. While the most notable split from traditional
Judaism can be seen in the origins of Christianity, other breakings include Conservative and Reform
movements in the nineteenth century. One of the greatest prophets in the Jewish tradition is
Moses. Living at around the thirteenth century BC, Moses is accredited with delivering the Jewish
Israelites from the harsh oppression of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Common Origins of the World s Major Religions
All too often in modern society it is the differences and conflicts that serve to separate religious
groups that are emphasized. The mainstream media, fundamentalists propaganda, and other sources
choose to ignore the numerous similarities that many religions share, and instead focus on the
divisive elements. In this paper, I will attempt to shed light on the many commonalities in dogma
that I believe exist between the major religions of the world. I also want to illustrate the fact that in
addition to having similar core teachings, many religions have histories that have either endured or
arisen during times of persecution. It is ironic that in many cases, the persecution that a ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Judaism The Jewish Bible points to Abraham and the covenant that God made with him in the
Book of Genesis. Yahweh s people as they are known, today Jews account for over fourteen million
people. Throughout their history, Jews have been persecuted for their faith as much as, if not more
than the followers of any other faith. From having the first temple of Jerusalem destroyed by the
Babylonians in 586BC to internment in Nazi concentration camps in the twentieth century, Jews
communities have remained solidly united through belief in the Diaspora and the goal of
reestablishing the state of Israel. Finally, in 1948, Israel once again regained its sovereignty;
however, this has not brought an end to the suffering and conflict that seems to have characterized
Jewish life since its inception. Central to Jewish dogma, is adherence to the Torah, or the Jewish
Bible. The Torah, which is composed primarily of the first five books of the Bible: Genesis,
Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. While the most notable split from traditional
Judaism can be seen in the origins of Christianity, other breakings include Conservative and Reform
movements in the nineteenth century. One of the greatest prophets in the Jewish tradition is
Moses. Living at around the thirteenth century BC, Moses is accredited with delivering the Jewish
Israelites from the harsh oppression of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Differences Between Arcite And Palamon
In Geoffrey Chaucer s Canterbury Tales he depicts a short story, The Knight s Tale , describing the
lives two young cousins named Arcite and Palamon. These two men are from the kingdom of
Thebes, which was under the rule of Creon, until it was defeated by Theseus, Duke of Athens.
Arcite and Palamon are found and brought back to Athens to be imprisoned for the remainder of
their lives. This short story depicts the tale of the fight between Arcite and Palamon over a beautiful
woman, Emily. Although, while some things are similar about them, there are also numerous
differences. In The Knight s Tale , Arcite and Palamon share the same background, lovefor Emily,
and the feeling of luck, while how they perceive Emily, their location, and their... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Palamon is first struck by Emily s beauty he says, I do not know whether she is a woman or
a goddess, / but my guess is that she is in truth Venus. (243 244) Palamon sees Emily as the
goddess of Venus, while on the other hand, Arcite sees her as a human woman. Arcite tells
Palamon, You love a holy deity; / I love a created human being. (300 301) The cousins disagree
over if Emily should be loved as a human or worshiped as a goddess. Another difference between
them is the location in which they end up. Arcite becomes free, away from the sight of Emily,
but able to capture her with an army. Palamon stays imprisoned, able to stay in sight of Emily,
but no way to get to her. Arcite solves his problem by sneaking into the castle as a working man
but his true identity is discovered by Palamon and they intend to duel over Emily. Before the
fight Arcite and Palamon each pray different prayers to different gods. Arcite prays to the
goddess Venus that he will win Emily s love, and Palamon prays to the god Mars that he will win
the war over Emily. In the end both of their prayers are answered, but Aricte dies shortly after the
fight and Palamon ends up marrying Emily years
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In Geoffrey Chaucer s Canterbury Tales he depicts a short story, The Knight s Tale , describing the
lives two young cousins named Arcite and Palamon. These two men are from the kingdom of
Thebes, which was under the rule of Creon, until it was defeated by Theseus, Duke of Athens.
Arcite and Palamon are found and brought back to Athens to be imprisoned for the remainder of
their lives. This short story depicts the tale of the fight between Arcite and Palamon over a beautiful
woman, Emily. Although, while some things are similar about them, there are also numerous
differences. In The Knight s Tale , Arcite and Palamon share the same background, lovefor Emily,
and the feeling of luck, while how they perceive Emily, their location, and their... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Palamon is first struck by Emily s beauty he says, I do not know whether she is a woman or
a goddess, / but my guess is that she is in truth Venus. (243 244) Palamon sees Emily as the
goddess of Venus, while on the other hand, Arcite sees her as a human woman. Arcite tells
Palamon, You love a holy deity; / I love a created human being. (300 301) The cousins disagree
over if Emily should be loved as a human or worshiped as a goddess. Another difference between
them is the location in which they end up. Arcite becomes free, away from the sight of Emily,
but able to capture her with an army. Palamon stays imprisoned, able to stay in sight of Emily,
but no way to get to her. Arcite solves his problem by sneaking into the castle as a working man
but his true identity is discovered by Palamon and they intend to duel over Emily. Before the
fight Arcite and Palamon each pray different prayers to different gods. Arcite prays to the
goddess Venus that he will win Emily s love, and Palamon prays to the god Mars that he will win
the war over Emily. In the end both of their prayers are answered, but Aricte dies shortly after the
fight and Palamon ends up marrying Emily years
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On YA
How does YA affect teenagers, adults and their brains?
YA or young adult literature is a topic of many controverses today. Everyone is speaking out about
their opinion on YA. In this essay I want to compare two articles, who give a different opinion. We
can make our own conclusions out of that.
Apparently teen fiction characters like Edward Cullen and Harry Potter can affect teenager s brains.
At a conference called: Emergent Adult Adolescent Literature and Culture, scientists, authors and
even parents had come together to discuss the effect YA from the 21st century can have on the
brains of youngsters.в ЂЁвЂЁBoth articles agree that YA literature has changed but this is
something literature does over time. In 1950 s they talked about boys ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Teenagers are very vulnerable and from neuroscience we know that the part of the brain
responsible for feelings like fear, anxiety and grief isn t fully developed yet. So, as a teenager dark
fiction amplifies the sense of insecurity.в ЂЁBut hold your horses! Maureen Johnson does not agree
with this at all.в ЂЁ
While dystopia or dark themes in general, seem like a new theme, it actually isn t.в ЂЁThere has
been written about before and she argues that books from classical authors like: Shakespeare,
Tolstoy... are as dark or even more dark than current YA literature.в ЂЁIt is true that adolescents feel
very vulnerable and are very sensitive to these darker themes.
But Maureen says that these books help teenagers deal with their feelings and even help them relate
to other people . On twitter a the tag: #YAsaves started trending. в ЂЁWith this tag young adults or
adults who read YA started to describe how YA literature about dystopia or dark themes helped
them! There are a lot of teenagers who were relieved to finally find something to relate to, to realise
that there can be light at the end of tunnel or to help them deal with certain situations (death, abuse,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How does YA affect teenagers, adults and their brains?
YA or young adult literature is a topic of many controverses today. Everyone is speaking out about
their opinion on YA. In this essay I want to compare two articles, who give a different opinion. We
can make our own conclusions out of that.
Apparently teen fiction characters like Edward Cullen and Harry Potter can affect teenager s brains.
At a conference called: Emergent Adult Adolescent Literature and Culture, scientists, authors and
even parents had come together to discuss the effect YA from the 21st century can have on the
brains of youngsters.в ЂЁвЂЁBoth articles agree that YA literature has changed but this is
something literature does over time. In 1950 s they talked about boys ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Teenagers are very vulnerable and from neuroscience we know that the part of the brain
responsible for feelings like fear, anxiety and grief isn t fully developed yet. So, as a teenager dark
fiction amplifies the sense of insecurity.в ЂЁBut hold your horses! Maureen Johnson does not agree
with this at all.в ЂЁ
While dystopia or dark themes in general, seem like a new theme, it actually isn t.в ЂЁThere has
been written about before and she argues that books from classical authors like: Shakespeare,
Tolstoy... are as dark or even more dark than current YA literature.в ЂЁIt is true that adolescents feel
very vulnerable and are very sensitive to these darker themes.
But Maureen says that these books help teenagers deal with their feelings and even help them relate
to other people . On twitter a the tag: #YAsaves started trending. в ЂЁWith this tag young adults or
adults who read YA started to describe how YA literature about dystopia or dark themes helped
them! There are a lot of teenagers who were relieved to finally find something to relate to, to realise
that there can be light at the end of tunnel or to help them deal with certain situations (death, abuse,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Weavers of Revolution Essay
Greg Parkhurst
11/2/06
Allende and the Weavers of Revolution
In Peter Winn s Weavers of Revolution, a factory in Santiago, Chile fights for their independence
against the Chilean government of the 1970 s. While this rebellion is going on, presidential
elections are taking place and Salvador Allende is the presidential candidate which represents the
common people. The relation between Allende and the people he represents is a unique one
because at first this class, the working class, helps and supports Allende to become president, but
then both parties realize their different plans for the future and the working class actually
contributes to the downfall of Allende s presidency. At first, the working class heavily supported ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once Allende becomes elected, the two revolutions which were supposed to compliment each other
actually start to work against each other. The first type of revolution is the revolution from below ,
which is characteristic of the workers in the Yarur rebelling against the Chilean government.
The other type is the revolution from above , this was the revolution common of the higher class
like Allende working towards workers rights. At first, the workers think that their revolution
from below was only helping Allende s revolution from above. The workers did things like form
unions for the first time, or were even so bold to strike against the mill in order to gain complete
control over it. Strikes had happened before which were about things like wages or unions, but
this was different for the fact that they wanted total control of the mill. Allende was forced to
give the workers the power to control the mill. This is just one of the examples of how the
revolution from below sometimes coincided with or complemented, but increasingly diverged
from, the legalistic and modulated revolution from above (141). For the most part in fact, the
strategies of Allende were disrupted by the revolution from below because of their need for
extreme immediate progress. This was frustrating for Allende and his cabinet because they were
constantly at the demand of the working class they falsely claimed to know and represent. Local
events in Chile from the lower class
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Greg Parkhurst
11/2/06
Allende and the Weavers of Revolution
In Peter Winn s Weavers of Revolution, a factory in Santiago, Chile fights for their independence
against the Chilean government of the 1970 s. While this rebellion is going on, presidential
elections are taking place and Salvador Allende is the presidential candidate which represents the
common people. The relation between Allende and the people he represents is a unique one
because at first this class, the working class, helps and supports Allende to become president, but
then both parties realize their different plans for the future and the working class actually
contributes to the downfall of Allende s presidency. At first, the working class heavily supported ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once Allende becomes elected, the two revolutions which were supposed to compliment each other
actually start to work against each other. The first type of revolution is the revolution from below ,
which is characteristic of the workers in the Yarur rebelling against the Chilean government.
The other type is the revolution from above , this was the revolution common of the higher class
like Allende working towards workers rights. At first, the workers think that their revolution
from below was only helping Allende s revolution from above. The workers did things like form
unions for the first time, or were even so bold to strike against the mill in order to gain complete
control over it. Strikes had happened before which were about things like wages or unions, but
this was different for the fact that they wanted total control of the mill. Allende was forced to
give the workers the power to control the mill. This is just one of the examples of how the
revolution from below sometimes coincided with or complemented, but increasingly diverged
from, the legalistic and modulated revolution from above (141). For the most part in fact, the
strategies of Allende were disrupted by the revolution from below because of their need for
extreme immediate progress. This was frustrating for Allende and his cabinet because they were
constantly at the demand of the working class they falsely claimed to know and represent. Local
events in Chile from the lower class
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Review Of Reconstruction And The Ride
Reconstruction and The Ride Media Journal by Nicholas Janković 8/10/14
In March 2008 and April 2012, the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) released robust
television advertisements which investigated the welfare of motorcyclists on Australian roads.
The directors of these advertisements are stressing for motorcyclists to ride at the appropriate
speed limit in order to decrease the risks of a collision and to be aware of their vulnerability and the
risks they face every time they ride on the road. The directors also express the concern at the fact
that some riders aren t wearing the protective clothing while riding. The TAC addresses it perfectly
fair that motorcyclists are permitted to obey the speed limit. TAC also make it ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This numerical data shows that 17% of the road toll in 2013 were caused by motorcycle collisions.
As promoted in the television advertisements, motorcycles are urged to decrease their speed. In
2013, 43% of motorcycle deaths occurred due to the driver exceeding the legal speed limit.
Motorcyclists are encouraged to reduce their travel speed by 5km per hour in order to reduce road
trauma. Speeding over a minor amount of speed of 5km per hour, can still determine the difference
between a close call and a serious accident.
These advertisement adopt a cautious and fearful tone when outlining the welfare of
motorcyclists on our roads. The aim of the advertisement is to increase the welfare of
motorcyclists. The strong opinion enforced by the directors, convinces a broad number of
Australian motorcyclists that lowering their travel speed can be the difference between life and
death. Motorcyclists become aware of the fact that obeying the legal speed limit is absolutely
essential for their own welfare. In the advertisement The Ride , riders aren t wearing the
appropriate clothing needed when operating a motorcycle. Motorcycle clothing manufactures will
want to act immediately and decisively in order to advertise their products to encourage those
customers to purchase appropriate protective gear. The demand for motorcycle clothing is a benefit
for those manufactures as sales for protective gear are likely to increase.
The Reconstruction advertisement has placed a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Reconstruction and The Ride Media Journal by Nicholas Janković 8/10/14
In March 2008 and April 2012, the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) released robust
television advertisements which investigated the welfare of motorcyclists on Australian roads.
The directors of these advertisements are stressing for motorcyclists to ride at the appropriate
speed limit in order to decrease the risks of a collision and to be aware of their vulnerability and the
risks they face every time they ride on the road. The directors also express the concern at the fact
that some riders aren t wearing the protective clothing while riding. The TAC addresses it perfectly
fair that motorcyclists are permitted to obey the speed limit. TAC also make it ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This numerical data shows that 17% of the road toll in 2013 were caused by motorcycle collisions.
As promoted in the television advertisements, motorcycles are urged to decrease their speed. In
2013, 43% of motorcycle deaths occurred due to the driver exceeding the legal speed limit.
Motorcyclists are encouraged to reduce their travel speed by 5km per hour in order to reduce road
trauma. Speeding over a minor amount of speed of 5km per hour, can still determine the difference
between a close call and a serious accident.
These advertisement adopt a cautious and fearful tone when outlining the welfare of
motorcyclists on our roads. The aim of the advertisement is to increase the welfare of
motorcyclists. The strong opinion enforced by the directors, convinces a broad number of
Australian motorcyclists that lowering their travel speed can be the difference between life and
death. Motorcyclists become aware of the fact that obeying the legal speed limit is absolutely
essential for their own welfare. In the advertisement The Ride , riders aren t wearing the
appropriate clothing needed when operating a motorcycle. Motorcycle clothing manufactures will
want to act immediately and decisively in order to advertise their products to encourage those
customers to purchase appropriate protective gear. The demand for motorcycle clothing is a benefit
for those manufactures as sales for protective gear are likely to increase.
The Reconstruction advertisement has placed a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of The Singer Solution To World Poverty By Peter...
Poverty in Children
Peter Singer the author of the story The Singer Solution to World Poverty which talks about how
humans are selfish and spend their extra money on luxuries instead of donating it to charities to
help starving children. Singer rambles back and forth how greedy we are and tries to make us feel
guilty for those innocent starving children. Children that we suddenly have to care about just
because they re almost dead Children are the ones to care about in this situation instead of spending
our money on whatever we want we have to spend it on children you might as well have children of
your own if you re doing that. In a way when you donate money to a charity you re just giving up
your extra but like having a child your giving up extra for others Why would I give my hard earned
cash to some five year old across the planet when someone closer and richer could do the same and
let me be so I can enjoy my wealth. I agree but I also disagree with Singer that the starving children
need to be saved, but I don t think this is the right solution to fixing the problem because it can
cause more problems for everyone over a course of years.
Singer is just trying to persuade us by saying children are starving do something don t be selfish
and keep your money on you it makes you look bad I don t really see it as bad if you re being smart
with your money and not greedy there s a big difference between the two and for even saying that I
don t want to give my money to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Poverty in Children
Peter Singer the author of the story The Singer Solution to World Poverty which talks about how
humans are selfish and spend their extra money on luxuries instead of donating it to charities to
help starving children. Singer rambles back and forth how greedy we are and tries to make us feel
guilty for those innocent starving children. Children that we suddenly have to care about just
because they re almost dead Children are the ones to care about in this situation instead of spending
our money on whatever we want we have to spend it on children you might as well have children of
your own if you re doing that. In a way when you donate money to a charity you re just giving up
your extra but like having a child your giving up extra for others Why would I give my hard earned
cash to some five year old across the planet when someone closer and richer could do the same and
let me be so I can enjoy my wealth. I agree but I also disagree with Singer that the starving children
need to be saved, but I don t think this is the right solution to fixing the problem because it can
cause more problems for everyone over a course of years.
Singer is just trying to persuade us by saying children are starving do something don t be selfish
and keep your money on you it makes you look bad I don t really see it as bad if you re being smart
with your money and not greedy there s a big difference between the two and for even saying that I
don t want to give my money to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Tags
Categories
GeneralDownload
Download Slideshow Get the original presentation fileQuick Actions
Statistics
- Views 191
- Slides 43
- Age 673 days
Related Slideshows
22
Pray For The Peace Of Jerusalem and You Will Prosper
RodolfoMoralesMarcuc
30 views
26
Don_t_Waste_Your_Life_God.....powerpoint
chalobrido8
32 views
31
VILLASUR_FACTORS_TO_CONSIDER_IN_PLATING_SALAD_10-13.pdf
JaiJai148317
30 views
14
Fertility awareness methods for women in the society
Isaiah47
29 views
35
Chapter 5 Arithmetic Functions Computer Organisation and Architecture
RitikSharma297999
26 views
5
syakira bhasa inggris (1) (1).pptx.......
ourcommunity56
28 views