Saral Marathi Nibandhmala Ani Rachna Part 1 (Std. 5,
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In American society, the common stereotype is that the...
In American society, the common stereotype is that the father has the role of the dominant figure in the
household. Sylvia Plath and Sharon Olds may come across as two seemingly different poets, however,
they are really quite similar, especially in their driving forces behind their writing styles in poetry. The
lives of Plath and Olds are both expressive of the realities of a father dominated family, in which both
of these poets lost their fathers at a young age. This is significant because both poets have faced a
similar traumatic event that has had everlasting effects on their adult womanhood, which is reflected
in their writings. For both these woman, their accesses to father daughter relationships were denied
based on life ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both poems make allusions to Greek deities as a metaphor for the common perception that the father
is the dominant one in a family. The numerous attempts of the speaker s infatuation with The Colossus
with restoring the fallen statue and Olds comparison of alcoholism to the Greek deity, Saturn both
vividly symbolize that a father s decisions whether its life or in death, has its consequences. In,
addition it is for a young girl growing up to have a father figure in their lives and how the absence of a
father figure can impact a young woman s life tremendously.
Plath touches upon the highs and struggles of her life growing up, such as the tragic loss of her father,
which is reflected within her work. Sylvia was confused and angry about her father s death. Plath
expresses her hate for why her father is gone, hence why she became depressed and mentally ill
because deep down inside she felt like she could ve prevented his death. Plath always felt like a victim
to the male dominated society, especially when it came down to her father. In The Colossus , the
speaker tries in vain to piece fallen Colossus of Rhodes back together and to make it speak to her. This
depicts her broken relationship with her father for which she was trying to piece back together as well.
The Colossus was extremely tall statue of the Greek figure Helios. Plath uses this statue to represent a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In American society, the common stereotype is that the father has the role of the dominant figure in the
household. Sylvia Plath and Sharon Olds may come across as two seemingly different poets, however,
they are really quite similar, especially in their driving forces behind their writing styles in poetry. The
lives of Plath and Olds are both expressive of the realities of a father dominated family, in which both
of these poets lost their fathers at a young age. This is significant because both poets have faced a
similar traumatic event that has had everlasting effects on their adult womanhood, which is reflected
in their writings. For both these woman, their accesses to father daughter relationships were denied
based on life ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both poems make allusions to Greek deities as a metaphor for the common perception that the father
is the dominant one in a family. The numerous attempts of the speaker s infatuation with The Colossus
with restoring the fallen statue and Olds comparison of alcoholism to the Greek deity, Saturn both
vividly symbolize that a father s decisions whether its life or in death, has its consequences. In,
addition it is for a young girl growing up to have a father figure in their lives and how the absence of a
father figure can impact a young woman s life tremendously.
Plath touches upon the highs and struggles of her life growing up, such as the tragic loss of her father,
which is reflected within her work. Sylvia was confused and angry about her father s death. Plath
expresses her hate for why her father is gone, hence why she became depressed and mentally ill
because deep down inside she felt like she could ve prevented his death. Plath always felt like a victim
to the male dominated society, especially when it came down to her father. In The Colossus , the
speaker tries in vain to piece fallen Colossus of Rhodes back together and to make it speak to her. This
depicts her broken relationship with her father for which she was trying to piece back together as well.
The Colossus was extremely tall statue of the Greek figure Helios. Plath uses this statue to represent a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Creativity And Imagination In The Neverending Story
Creativity and Imagination in The Neverending Story
Kasey Buse
FYS 110Z: Creating/Imagining/Real Life
Richard W. Swanson
September 22, 2017
On my honor, I pledge that I have upheld the Honor Code, and that the work I have done on this
assignment has been honest, and that the work of others in this class has, to the best of my knowledge,
been honest as well. The Neverending Story is filled with a world of imagination and creativity and
with imagination, our world can become a land of fantasy. In this paper, creativity and imagination
will be discussed and how they correlate with one another. The world is seen by many as a giant
floating rock in space; however, some see it as a land of opportunity and a place where dreams can ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Imagination is useless without creativity. Anyone can imagine themselves walking down a street;
however, it takes a creative person to imagine walking down a street of an alien planet inhabited by
living Cheetos. This scenario might be considered a little outlandish, yet it takes that extreme
creativity to stand apart from other. Albert Einstein once said, imagination is more important than
knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand while imagination embraces
the entire world and all there ever will be to know and understand. Imagination and creativity benefit
from one another, and one can not achieve greatness without the other.
Imagination and creativity are essential qualities that help innovators have breakthroughs in science,
math, technology, and many other things. To be a creative individual, one must imagine the impossible
and improbable. For example, Michael Endie had to imagine the quicksand that engulfs life if it has
sorrow thoughts. The sand can be directly connected with depression and how, once it has a person, it
constantly drags them down. On the other hand, to be imaginative, an individual must think outside
the parameters of our modern world. For example, in The Neverending Story Tinys had a pet snail for
transport similar to a horse in our world. Michael Endie had
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Creativity and Imagination in The Neverending Story
Kasey Buse
FYS 110Z: Creating/Imagining/Real Life
Richard W. Swanson
September 22, 2017
On my honor, I pledge that I have upheld the Honor Code, and that the work I have done on this
assignment has been honest, and that the work of others in this class has, to the best of my knowledge,
been honest as well. The Neverending Story is filled with a world of imagination and creativity and
with imagination, our world can become a land of fantasy. In this paper, creativity and imagination
will be discussed and how they correlate with one another. The world is seen by many as a giant
floating rock in space; however, some see it as a land of opportunity and a place where dreams can ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Imagination is useless without creativity. Anyone can imagine themselves walking down a street;
however, it takes a creative person to imagine walking down a street of an alien planet inhabited by
living Cheetos. This scenario might be considered a little outlandish, yet it takes that extreme
creativity to stand apart from other. Albert Einstein once said, imagination is more important than
knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand while imagination embraces
the entire world and all there ever will be to know and understand. Imagination and creativity benefit
from one another, and one can not achieve greatness without the other.
Imagination and creativity are essential qualities that help innovators have breakthroughs in science,
math, technology, and many other things. To be a creative individual, one must imagine the impossible
and improbable. For example, Michael Endie had to imagine the quicksand that engulfs life if it has
sorrow thoughts. The sand can be directly connected with depression and how, once it has a person, it
constantly drags them down. On the other hand, to be imaginative, an individual must think outside
the parameters of our modern world. For example, in The Neverending Story Tinys had a pet snail for
transport similar to a horse in our world. Michael Endie had
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Deck Essay
The deck should start flat on your palm, roughly parallel to the floor. Your forefinger curls up and
around the front end of the deck, your thumb extends along the left side of the deck, and your second,
third, and fourth fingers press lightly on the right side of the deck, contacting it at each of their initial
joint lines (photo ?). Slightly bend your wrist, tilting the front end of the deck to allow the majority of
the deck s weight to come to rest on your forefinger. This starting position should feel comfortable and
look natural. Regular Spread Using your left thumb, push the cards over to the right, away from the
deck (photo ?). Bring your right hand up to collect the cards by guiding them along in a straight line as
you gather ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This causes the pack to start a reverse spread (Photo ?). Use your left thumb to help pull over the cards
from the top as you guide each one in a straight line, collecting the cards in the fork between your left
thumb and forefinger. This time, when the hands move apart, the right thumb reaches back to the right
of the spread and pushes more cards toward the left (Photo ?). As the hands come together, the right
thumb controls both how fast and how many cards slide over to the left in a pile under the left thumb
(Photo ?). Continue spreading until all the cards have spread across to the left hand. As the cards
passed this time, you likely noticed that the indices are now visible on the lower right corner and so
seem upside down (Photo ?). To the audience, though, they seem right side up and so less strange than
they appear to you (Photo ?). In any case, when you spread the cards face down, even the most astute
observer will have a difficult time determining the direction of the spread. Further Spread Thoughts
Before moving on, practice making these spread motions as smooth as possible. Your comfort level
and comprehension with the reversed spread directly correlates with your Pulp Friction development.
Become proficient spreading the deck in both directions, without any hesitation. Make each action
entirely automatic. Strive for perfection. Train For Better Spreads As with anything new, start slowly
before working your way up to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The deck should start flat on your palm, roughly parallel to the floor. Your forefinger curls up and
around the front end of the deck, your thumb extends along the left side of the deck, and your second,
third, and fourth fingers press lightly on the right side of the deck, contacting it at each of their initial
joint lines (photo ?). Slightly bend your wrist, tilting the front end of the deck to allow the majority of
the deck s weight to come to rest on your forefinger. This starting position should feel comfortable and
look natural. Regular Spread Using your left thumb, push the cards over to the right, away from the
deck (photo ?). Bring your right hand up to collect the cards by guiding them along in a straight line as
you gather ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This causes the pack to start a reverse spread (Photo ?). Use your left thumb to help pull over the cards
from the top as you guide each one in a straight line, collecting the cards in the fork between your left
thumb and forefinger. This time, when the hands move apart, the right thumb reaches back to the right
of the spread and pushes more cards toward the left (Photo ?). As the hands come together, the right
thumb controls both how fast and how many cards slide over to the left in a pile under the left thumb
(Photo ?). Continue spreading until all the cards have spread across to the left hand. As the cards
passed this time, you likely noticed that the indices are now visible on the lower right corner and so
seem upside down (Photo ?). To the audience, though, they seem right side up and so less strange than
they appear to you (Photo ?). In any case, when you spread the cards face down, even the most astute
observer will have a difficult time determining the direction of the spread. Further Spread Thoughts
Before moving on, practice making these spread motions as smooth as possible. Your comfort level
and comprehension with the reversed spread directly correlates with your Pulp Friction development.
Become proficient spreading the deck in both directions, without any hesitation. Make each action
entirely automatic. Strive for perfection. Train For Better Spreads As with anything new, start slowly
before working your way up to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Civil Rights Act Of 1964 Outlawed Discrimination
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national
origin when hiring, promoting, or firing employees; in public accommodations and in all programs
receiving federal funding (Barnes Bowles, 2015). The Civil Rights Act of 1964 created equal
opportunities for everyone including women by making it illegal to discriminate. Because of this Act
businesses can no longer refuse to employee an individual just because they are black or a women.
Another Supreme Court ruling that was a victory for the equal movements was the Loving V. Virginia
case. Before this supreme court ruling the Racial Integrity Act forbade the marriage of any white
person with someone of another race, defining white
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national
origin when hiring, promoting, or firing employees; in public accommodations and in all programs
receiving federal funding (Barnes Bowles, 2015). The Civil Rights Act of 1964 created equal
opportunities for everyone including women by making it illegal to discriminate. Because of this Act
businesses can no longer refuse to employee an individual just because they are black or a women.
Another Supreme Court ruling that was a victory for the equal movements was the Loving V. Virginia
case. Before this supreme court ruling the Racial Integrity Act forbade the marriage of any white
person with someone of another race, defining white
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The Second Branch Of The Mabinogi And Sir Orfeo Use...
In Medieval Literature, a variety of borders are often used to serve different purposes but mainly to
advance the plot through border crossings. The purpose of this essay is to consider the extent to which
the authors of The Second Branch of the Mabinogi and Sir Orfeo use borders and border crossings to
advance the text through a consideration of geographical, political and spiritual borders. The Second
Branch of the Mabinogi relies mostly on the constant and unresolvable political border throughout the
whole text to frame the story and drive the actions, whereas Sir Orfeo uses the physical, political and
spiritual border in equal weighting in order to advance the plot.
The political border in The Second Branch of the Mabinogi exists to ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is later shown when a messenger of Matholwch relays that, He wishes to unite your two families,
lord [...] he wishes to join together the Island of the Mighty and Ireland (p. 23). Although this places
an emphasis on unity between the two countries, the political barrier is still present because it is not
until That answer was taken to Matholwch (p. 23) that he entered Wales. In this way, the political and
geographical borders are tied together because the political situation between the countries dictates the
crossing of the geographical border. A further instance of this is when Branwen sends a bird with a
message to cross the sea from Ireland to Wales. This results in The men of the Island of the Mighty
coming over, having heard of my punishment and dishonour (p. 29) because of their long standing and
unresolved political tension. Thus, the political border is the most important as it explains why the
physical borders were crossed. This is contrasted in Sir Orfeo where the geographical border results in
a newly formed political border. The physical border between the Faërie Kingdom and the Kingdom
of Orfeo is discovered as being Under a fair ympe tree , where the Queen was abducted and taken to
the Faërie Kingdom. The discovery of this location allows Orfeo to attempt to prevent the second and
final abduction of his wife. Orfeo attempts this by
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In Medieval Literature, a variety of borders are often used to serve different purposes but mainly to
advance the plot through border crossings. The purpose of this essay is to consider the extent to which
the authors of The Second Branch of the Mabinogi and Sir Orfeo use borders and border crossings to
advance the text through a consideration of geographical, political and spiritual borders. The Second
Branch of the Mabinogi relies mostly on the constant and unresolvable political border throughout the
whole text to frame the story and drive the actions, whereas Sir Orfeo uses the physical, political and
spiritual border in equal weighting in order to advance the plot.
The political border in The Second Branch of the Mabinogi exists to ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is later shown when a messenger of Matholwch relays that, He wishes to unite your two families,
lord [...] he wishes to join together the Island of the Mighty and Ireland (p. 23). Although this places
an emphasis on unity between the two countries, the political barrier is still present because it is not
until That answer was taken to Matholwch (p. 23) that he entered Wales. In this way, the political and
geographical borders are tied together because the political situation between the countries dictates the
crossing of the geographical border. A further instance of this is when Branwen sends a bird with a
message to cross the sea from Ireland to Wales. This results in The men of the Island of the Mighty
coming over, having heard of my punishment and dishonour (p. 29) because of their long standing and
unresolved political tension. Thus, the political border is the most important as it explains why the
physical borders were crossed. This is contrasted in Sir Orfeo where the geographical border results in
a newly formed political border. The physical border between the Faërie Kingdom and the Kingdom
of Orfeo is discovered as being Under a fair ympe tree , where the Queen was abducted and taken to
the Faërie Kingdom. The discovery of this location allows Orfeo to attempt to prevent the second and
final abduction of his wife. Orfeo attempts this by
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Fiduciary Acceptance Definition
The fiduciary administration is the responsibility of the trustee for managing the trust property. The
trustee has all of the powers over trust property that a legally competent, unmarried individual has
with respect to individually owned property. But it is the beneficiaries, not the trustee, that bear the
consequences of the trustee s exercise of these powers. Meanwhile, by making a transfer in
testamentary trust rather than outright leave them to their heirs, a settlor ensures that the property will
be managed and distributed in accordance with his wishes which expressed in the terms of the trust
rather than the whims of the beneficiaries. A testamentary trust also allows the settlor to empower the
trustee to decide how the trust property ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the view above, beneficiaries may bear high risk for the consequences of intentionally or
negligently improper actions of trustee. So there must be some measures to protect the beneficiaries
from mismanagement or misappropriation by the trustee. In deciding whether and how to exercise the
powers of the trusteeship, the trustee is subject to and must act in accordance with the trustee s
fiduciary duties. The fiduciary duties come from the law of fiduciary administration, whose purpose is
to induce the trustee to adhere to the terms of the trust and to act prudently and in the best interests of
the beneficiaries. Trustees are subject to overarching fiduciary duties of loyalty and prudence. The
fiduciary duties are the highest standard of care, at the same time, trustees have to be subject to a host
of subsidiary duties, such as keeping adequate records and disclosing information about the trust to the
beneficiaries. If trustee breaches the fiduciary duties, he or she may be removed from office, and need
to account for the ill gotten profit. The beneficiaries are entitled to damages, even if they suffered no
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The fiduciary administration is the responsibility of the trustee for managing the trust property. The
trustee has all of the powers over trust property that a legally competent, unmarried individual has
with respect to individually owned property. But it is the beneficiaries, not the trustee, that bear the
consequences of the trustee s exercise of these powers. Meanwhile, by making a transfer in
testamentary trust rather than outright leave them to their heirs, a settlor ensures that the property will
be managed and distributed in accordance with his wishes which expressed in the terms of the trust
rather than the whims of the beneficiaries. A testamentary trust also allows the settlor to empower the
trustee to decide how the trust property ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the view above, beneficiaries may bear high risk for the consequences of intentionally or
negligently improper actions of trustee. So there must be some measures to protect the beneficiaries
from mismanagement or misappropriation by the trustee. In deciding whether and how to exercise the
powers of the trusteeship, the trustee is subject to and must act in accordance with the trustee s
fiduciary duties. The fiduciary duties come from the law of fiduciary administration, whose purpose is
to induce the trustee to adhere to the terms of the trust and to act prudently and in the best interests of
the beneficiaries. Trustees are subject to overarching fiduciary duties of loyalty and prudence. The
fiduciary duties are the highest standard of care, at the same time, trustees have to be subject to a host
of subsidiary duties, such as keeping adequate records and disclosing information about the trust to the
beneficiaries. If trustee breaches the fiduciary duties, he or she may be removed from office, and need
to account for the ill gotten profit. The beneficiaries are entitled to damages, even if they suffered no
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance of Friendship in in Elizabeth Wein’s book,...
KISS ME, HARDY! Kiss me, QUICK! Turned her face away from me to make it easier. And I shot
her (Wein 285), desperately yelled Jullie in Elizabeth Wein s book, Code Name Verity. Throughout
this tale of two female companions in World War II, the theme of friendship was portrayed through the
bond between Maddie and Julie, the alliances with those around them, and the events that tie these two
together. Firstly, the theme of friendship in the novel was shown through unbreakable bond of the
protagonists. They had connected instantly upon working together at Maidsend Airfield in England.
Together, the team used Maddie s directional skills and Julie s ability to speak multiple languages to
navigate a lost airplane (Wein 43). This had been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of which were created from the beginning. For example, Dympna Wythenshawe was a female
pilot that crashed in Stockport, Maddie s home town, and received help from Maddie (Wein 13). To
her express gratitude, she managed to enroll Maddie in flight training and get her involved with
Maidsend. With help from Dympna, Maddie was able to begin her career as a pilot. Another official
had pulled strings so that she could be where she was as a ATA pilot, as a woman being paid to do a
man s job. Although his name was not mentioned, Maddie referred to him as John Balliol. John was
there for Maddie and Julie both. He protected them from punishment, recommended them for higher
positions, and even accepted Jamie after Maddie had recruited him. Jamie was Julie s brother and
Maddie s close friend and fellow pilot. He was there to lend a hand to the two girls whenever he
could. While doing so, he welcomed Maddie into the Beaufort Stuart home at Craig Castle.
Throughout the plot, he was there for Maddie when Julie was not. Now stop. You go back to Ormaie
and look after Verity. I know he is deas sick with worry abour her too and was being brave to make me
brave, so I nodded. He wiped my cheeks with his thumbs (Wein 244). Jamie comforted and supported
Maddie while Julie was in the hands of Hamptsturmfuhrer von Linen. In addition to the friends at
Maidsend, Anna Engel was yet another one of Maddie s and Julie s companions. Anna was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
KISS ME, HARDY! Kiss me, QUICK! Turned her face away from me to make it easier. And I shot
her (Wein 285), desperately yelled Jullie in Elizabeth Wein s book, Code Name Verity. Throughout
this tale of two female companions in World War II, the theme of friendship was portrayed through the
bond between Maddie and Julie, the alliances with those around them, and the events that tie these two
together. Firstly, the theme of friendship in the novel was shown through unbreakable bond of the
protagonists. They had connected instantly upon working together at Maidsend Airfield in England.
Together, the team used Maddie s directional skills and Julie s ability to speak multiple languages to
navigate a lost airplane (Wein 43). This had been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of which were created from the beginning. For example, Dympna Wythenshawe was a female
pilot that crashed in Stockport, Maddie s home town, and received help from Maddie (Wein 13). To
her express gratitude, she managed to enroll Maddie in flight training and get her involved with
Maidsend. With help from Dympna, Maddie was able to begin her career as a pilot. Another official
had pulled strings so that she could be where she was as a ATA pilot, as a woman being paid to do a
man s job. Although his name was not mentioned, Maddie referred to him as John Balliol. John was
there for Maddie and Julie both. He protected them from punishment, recommended them for higher
positions, and even accepted Jamie after Maddie had recruited him. Jamie was Julie s brother and
Maddie s close friend and fellow pilot. He was there to lend a hand to the two girls whenever he
could. While doing so, he welcomed Maddie into the Beaufort Stuart home at Craig Castle.
Throughout the plot, he was there for Maddie when Julie was not. Now stop. You go back to Ormaie
and look after Verity. I know he is deas sick with worry abour her too and was being brave to make me
brave, so I nodded. He wiped my cheeks with his thumbs (Wein 244). Jamie comforted and supported
Maddie while Julie was in the hands of Hamptsturmfuhrer von Linen. In addition to the friends at
Maidsend, Anna Engel was yet another one of Maddie s and Julie s companions. Anna was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sexual Offenders And The Modus Operandi Of Fenders
Your Voice:
Child sex abuse is an increasingly contemporary social problem. It is relatively neglected due to many
alleged offences being reported, long after they occurred or not being disclosed at all. I was
immediately interested in this article as I am very fascinated by the psychological and theoretical
explanations behind sexual offenders and the modus operandi of the offenders. This study produces
quantitative data which gives a comprehensive view about the subject. Not only does it research into
interfamilial offenders but also into extrafamilial, mid type and deniers. Thus generating an extensive
range of different types of criminals within the same topic. I found this article engaging to read as the
facts and figures gave a clear understanding to how many offences of child abuse are actually
prosecuted. It was frightening to read that the majority of the participants were interfamilial offenders,
suggesting an ultimate betrayal between the offender and the victim, plus the victims family. This
deeper level of scrutiny instantly made the article become more interesting. I am particularly keen to
discover how the offender selects the specific victim and how he/she fits the required needs of their
characteristics. Both Smallbone and Wortley note this study is shorthand of a much more detailed in
depth version.
Background:
The authors, Dr Smallbone and Dr Wortley believed that this study was necessary to conduct as the
development of early intervention programs are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Your Voice:
Child sex abuse is an increasingly contemporary social problem. It is relatively neglected due to many
alleged offences being reported, long after they occurred or not being disclosed at all. I was
immediately interested in this article as I am very fascinated by the psychological and theoretical
explanations behind sexual offenders and the modus operandi of the offenders. This study produces
quantitative data which gives a comprehensive view about the subject. Not only does it research into
interfamilial offenders but also into extrafamilial, mid type and deniers. Thus generating an extensive
range of different types of criminals within the same topic. I found this article engaging to read as the
facts and figures gave a clear understanding to how many offences of child abuse are actually
prosecuted. It was frightening to read that the majority of the participants were interfamilial offenders,
suggesting an ultimate betrayal between the offender and the victim, plus the victims family. This
deeper level of scrutiny instantly made the article become more interesting. I am particularly keen to
discover how the offender selects the specific victim and how he/she fits the required needs of their
characteristics. Both Smallbone and Wortley note this study is shorthand of a much more detailed in
depth version.
Background:
The authors, Dr Smallbone and Dr Wortley believed that this study was necessary to conduct as the
development of early intervention programs are
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A Short Note On My Life
y I m here. The ancestors are not happy with your decision not to accept your calling. Even though I
don t want to be a sangoma? They made it clear that I m not to offer you any alternative solution.
Accept their call, or else... Or else what? Don t anger the ancestors, understood? They could make
your life even more difficult. How? My life is already a mess. You could go crazy, have unexplainable
illnesses... or... you could die. Okay. What should I do to... accept my calling? I ll tell you what you
need to do. We made the changes you suggested. We tweaked the log line and reworked the logo.
Much better. And the team is working on... possible locations for the flashmob? We like the idea of
using the Cape Town beach. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There you are. Excuse me. I have to... Wait, Bafana. I want you to hear what I ll say to your sister. It s
about her demands. Mntungwa, I won t change my mind. The choice is yours either you give me what
I want on my terms... or I ll go through with the divorce. I ll speak to the Morokas and the Celes... and
negotiate your terms for your marriage... and for your child, Rorisang... and set up the trust you want.
It ll all be done... before you go back to the Morokas. Thank you, Dad. Is that acceptable to you? Or
do you still think I m forcing my will on your sister? I still think she s compromising her happiness. Is
that what you think, Siphesihle? I m doing what s best for my child. Fana, Rorisang will benefit from
this. She ll have a kingdom to inherit. A kingdom built on manipulation and lies. Stop filling your
sister with doubts. She s a grown woman! She can make her own calls. As long as her decisions... suit
you, right? Otherwise, she s an irresponsible, spoilt princess... who s embarrassing the family! Isn t
that what you called her? Thanks for squeezing me in. I m just... My household... It s turned into a war
zone, and I can t seem to do anything about it. A war zone? Everyone is fighting about everything.
And you re not sure what the issue is? No. No one is telling me anything. It s like they re scared I ll
have a meltdown. I know my husband keeps secrets, but my son has
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y I m here. The ancestors are not happy with your decision not to accept your calling. Even though I
don t want to be a sangoma? They made it clear that I m not to offer you any alternative solution.
Accept their call, or else... Or else what? Don t anger the ancestors, understood? They could make
your life even more difficult. How? My life is already a mess. You could go crazy, have unexplainable
illnesses... or... you could die. Okay. What should I do to... accept my calling? I ll tell you what you
need to do. We made the changes you suggested. We tweaked the log line and reworked the logo.
Much better. And the team is working on... possible locations for the flashmob? We like the idea of
using the Cape Town beach. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There you are. Excuse me. I have to... Wait, Bafana. I want you to hear what I ll say to your sister. It s
about her demands. Mntungwa, I won t change my mind. The choice is yours either you give me what
I want on my terms... or I ll go through with the divorce. I ll speak to the Morokas and the Celes... and
negotiate your terms for your marriage... and for your child, Rorisang... and set up the trust you want.
It ll all be done... before you go back to the Morokas. Thank you, Dad. Is that acceptable to you? Or
do you still think I m forcing my will on your sister? I still think she s compromising her happiness. Is
that what you think, Siphesihle? I m doing what s best for my child. Fana, Rorisang will benefit from
this. She ll have a kingdom to inherit. A kingdom built on manipulation and lies. Stop filling your
sister with doubts. She s a grown woman! She can make her own calls. As long as her decisions... suit
you, right? Otherwise, she s an irresponsible, spoilt princess... who s embarrassing the family! Isn t
that what you called her? Thanks for squeezing me in. I m just... My household... It s turned into a war
zone, and I can t seem to do anything about it. A war zone? Everyone is fighting about everything.
And you re not sure what the issue is? No. No one is telling me anything. It s like they re scared I ll
have a meltdown. I know my husband keeps secrets, but my son has
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The Pros And Cons Of Instant Replays
Do you hate the slo mo replays whenever you re playing sports? Well there s reasons why they re
there and you may even change your mind when you read them. Today this article is going to bring
you both sides of the story for slo mo replays and maybe this can convince you to be at peace with
them. They have instant replays because they help make the right call and they also help people
understands what s going on. There are still reason why they probably shouldn t be there. So now that
you know what this article is going to be talking about just go ahead and get right into it. In this
paragraph it will explain to you why instant replays are a concept of live television sports. Instant
replay reduces the likelihood that an incorrect call will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Particularly given modern technologies that increase the ability to view controversial plays from
multiple angles, and ease communication between officials Berman claims. Not to mention they ve
even made headquarters for it Professional sports leagues have taken steps to ease this dissension by
creating headquarters for all the replays across the league Berman continues. So it seems it s not only
the fans who want accuracy. Did you zone out while watching the game and missed an important
moment? Well the instant replay still has your back so you get full details on everything. Instant replay
may be a boon for people watching on tv, Berman says. Also if you don t get it the first replay there is
likely to be more Who get benefit of seeing the play in question dozens of times from every angle and
hearing from commentators whose job it is to get them interested Berman continues. While replays
have a lot of pros there are some cons. Replays make games longer But the game hasn t slowed down
dramatically because of replay, and the slowing down we ve seen only fits a pattern that, before, had
nothing to do with replay at all. Says Jeff Sullivan. Other than replay there are more issues At issue is
a question of efficiency. Instant replay review is new, and it could be more efficient. The same could
be said of the gameplay,which goes on a lot longer than a challenge does Sullivan
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Do you hate the slo mo replays whenever you re playing sports? Well there s reasons why they re
there and you may even change your mind when you read them. Today this article is going to bring
you both sides of the story for slo mo replays and maybe this can convince you to be at peace with
them. They have instant replays because they help make the right call and they also help people
understands what s going on. There are still reason why they probably shouldn t be there. So now that
you know what this article is going to be talking about just go ahead and get right into it. In this
paragraph it will explain to you why instant replays are a concept of live television sports. Instant
replay reduces the likelihood that an incorrect call will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Particularly given modern technologies that increase the ability to view controversial plays from
multiple angles, and ease communication between officials Berman claims. Not to mention they ve
even made headquarters for it Professional sports leagues have taken steps to ease this dissension by
creating headquarters for all the replays across the league Berman continues. So it seems it s not only
the fans who want accuracy. Did you zone out while watching the game and missed an important
moment? Well the instant replay still has your back so you get full details on everything. Instant replay
may be a boon for people watching on tv, Berman says. Also if you don t get it the first replay there is
likely to be more Who get benefit of seeing the play in question dozens of times from every angle and
hearing from commentators whose job it is to get them interested Berman continues. While replays
have a lot of pros there are some cons. Replays make games longer But the game hasn t slowed down
dramatically because of replay, and the slowing down we ve seen only fits a pattern that, before, had
nothing to do with replay at all. Says Jeff Sullivan. Other than replay there are more issues At issue is
a question of efficiency. Instant replay review is new, and it could be more efficient. The same could
be said of the gameplay,which goes on a lot longer than a challenge does Sullivan
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Insanity In Drunk Driving
The Definition of Insanity
The definition of insanity is continuing to do the same action over and over and expecting a different
result. For example, George Santayana states Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to
repeat it. (Clairmont) We all have experienced some sort of situation in which alcohol was involved.
Victims of drunk driving situations have a very long and tough grieving process in which some
individuals wish to forget entirely. On the other hand, referring back to the quote, we cannot forget the
past or someone will be doomed to repeat it. However, some situations involving alcohol end in a
more a serious outcome, such as life altering disability or even death. Although, the first offence of
driving under the influence can be the last. With this being said, there are plenty of repeat offenders of
driving while under the influence (DUI) that continue to put other people in harm s way as they
repeated getting behind the wheel with a BAC of .15. These repeat offenders do not always have
serious or fatal outcomes with their actions, and continue to forget the lives they are putting at risk.
The total amount of lives lost to DUI and the large majority of repeat offenders needs an improvement
with reforms such as laws tightening the noose on recidivate offenders, stronger punishment for
controlling the nations DUI problems, and better enforcement of the no tolerance policy.
Every fifty one minutes there is an alcohol impaired driving accident. This
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The Definition of Insanity
The definition of insanity is continuing to do the same action over and over and expecting a different
result. For example, George Santayana states Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to
repeat it. (Clairmont) We all have experienced some sort of situation in which alcohol was involved.
Victims of drunk driving situations have a very long and tough grieving process in which some
individuals wish to forget entirely. On the other hand, referring back to the quote, we cannot forget the
past or someone will be doomed to repeat it. However, some situations involving alcohol end in a
more a serious outcome, such as life altering disability or even death. Although, the first offence of
driving under the influence can be the last. With this being said, there are plenty of repeat offenders of
driving while under the influence (DUI) that continue to put other people in harm s way as they
repeated getting behind the wheel with a BAC of .15. These repeat offenders do not always have
serious or fatal outcomes with their actions, and continue to forget the lives they are putting at risk.
The total amount of lives lost to DUI and the large majority of repeat offenders needs an improvement
with reforms such as laws tightening the noose on recidivate offenders, stronger punishment for
controlling the nations DUI problems, and better enforcement of the no tolerance policy.
Every fifty one minutes there is an alcohol impaired driving accident. This
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Water Quality Lab Report
This lab report is based on the question, what is the water quality of the U High creek based on the
invertebrates found? To answer the question there needs to be an understanding of the measures of
water quality. The pH range of healthy water is 6.5 8.5. pH is used to measure the relative acidity of
solutions such as water. If there is too much of nitrogen and phosphorous it will increase the growth of
aquatic plants and algae, which leads to the bacteria decomposing the dead plant material. The
decomposition removes the dissolved oxygen from the water. Dissolved oxygen is the waste product
of photosynthesis. Dissolved oxygen affects organisms because some organisms cannot tolerate too
low or too high dissolved oxygen levels which lowers the diversity of organisms in the water.
(Riverwatch, 2013) Invertebrates can also measure the water quality based on how much pollution is
in the water. There are 3 types of invertebrate indicators of water quality, based on the population of
pollution tolerant, moderately tolerant, and pollution intolerant. This shows how healthy the water is.
If pollution tolerant invertebrates are living in the water then that infers that the water quality is not
good because it has a lot of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There was some pollution found but not a lot, there was many pollution intolerant invertebrates found
which means that the water must be healthy enough to support those organisms, and the water was
clear enough to see the creek bed.. Water quality index is a number from 1 100 that measures the
overall quality of the water and it indicates if the water is healthy or not. If the water has a water
quality index of 10 or less than the water quality is poor. If it is 11 16 than the quality is fair. If it is
between 17 22 than the quality is good, and if it is 23 or more than the water quality is excellent. The
U High creek was a 42, which means the quality is
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This lab report is based on the question, what is the water quality of the U High creek based on the
invertebrates found? To answer the question there needs to be an understanding of the measures of
water quality. The pH range of healthy water is 6.5 8.5. pH is used to measure the relative acidity of
solutions such as water. If there is too much of nitrogen and phosphorous it will increase the growth of
aquatic plants and algae, which leads to the bacteria decomposing the dead plant material. The
decomposition removes the dissolved oxygen from the water. Dissolved oxygen is the waste product
of photosynthesis. Dissolved oxygen affects organisms because some organisms cannot tolerate too
low or too high dissolved oxygen levels which lowers the diversity of organisms in the water.
(Riverwatch, 2013) Invertebrates can also measure the water quality based on how much pollution is
in the water. There are 3 types of invertebrate indicators of water quality, based on the population of
pollution tolerant, moderately tolerant, and pollution intolerant. This shows how healthy the water is.
If pollution tolerant invertebrates are living in the water then that infers that the water quality is not
good because it has a lot of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There was some pollution found but not a lot, there was many pollution intolerant invertebrates found
which means that the water must be healthy enough to support those organisms, and the water was
clear enough to see the creek bed.. Water quality index is a number from 1 100 that measures the
overall quality of the water and it indicates if the water is healthy or not. If the water has a water
quality index of 10 or less than the water quality is poor. If it is 11 16 than the quality is fair. If it is
between 17 22 than the quality is good, and if it is 23 or more than the water quality is excellent. The
U High creek was a 42, which means the quality is
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Rhetorical Analysis Example
English 131 W
October 7, 2017
Assignment 2:Rhetorical Analysis
From August 30 to September 16, 1995, the global highlightwas China, where thousands of women
gathered to attend two significant events: The 1995 NGO Forum on Women and the U.N. Fourth
World Conference on Women.Approximately 31,000 women from more than 200 countries attended
the nongovernmental organization forum, compelled by the need to join the fast growing, worldwide
network of women who were determined to achieve equality, development, and peace. In the NGO
Forum, UN fourth World conference on women in Huairou, Beijing, PROC, the primitive women
present had come together to draft a declaration to claim their own rights, so called Beijing
Declaration of Indigenous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, in the later part of the declaration, when they do their proposals and demands, for multiple
times, they mention their target audience. One of their most important readers, the government , is
mentioned many times in the article. Like when they say We demand that the international community
and governments recognize and respect our rights to our territories (Beijing Declaration of Indigenous
Women, 22), and when they declare We urge the governments who are opening up out territories to
foreign investors especially to mining corporations, to respect these rights. (Beijing Declaration of
Indigenous Women, 23), they always emphasize the word government , which accurately locks their
audience with the group related to official departments, say government, international organizations,
the United Nations, and so on. They to some extent ignore the public, the teenagers, the elders, the
people outside the indigenous group and have mere interest in acknowledging this issue solely to the
government. They are not intending to persuade everybody, only calling the government to take
actions to satisfy indigenous peoples demands. Secondly, because of the special audience they have,
their language style is also distinctive. The tone of the article is official and serious due to the situation
of being present in a worldwide famous conference in Beijing. The style is best defined by their
special rhetorical dictions,
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English 131 W
October 7, 2017
Assignment 2:Rhetorical Analysis
From August 30 to September 16, 1995, the global highlightwas China, where thousands of women
gathered to attend two significant events: The 1995 NGO Forum on Women and the U.N. Fourth
World Conference on Women.Approximately 31,000 women from more than 200 countries attended
the nongovernmental organization forum, compelled by the need to join the fast growing, worldwide
network of women who were determined to achieve equality, development, and peace. In the NGO
Forum, UN fourth World conference on women in Huairou, Beijing, PROC, the primitive women
present had come together to draft a declaration to claim their own rights, so called Beijing
Declaration of Indigenous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, in the later part of the declaration, when they do their proposals and demands, for multiple
times, they mention their target audience. One of their most important readers, the government , is
mentioned many times in the article. Like when they say We demand that the international community
and governments recognize and respect our rights to our territories (Beijing Declaration of Indigenous
Women, 22), and when they declare We urge the governments who are opening up out territories to
foreign investors especially to mining corporations, to respect these rights. (Beijing Declaration of
Indigenous Women, 23), they always emphasize the word government , which accurately locks their
audience with the group related to official departments, say government, international organizations,
the United Nations, and so on. They to some extent ignore the public, the teenagers, the elders, the
people outside the indigenous group and have mere interest in acknowledging this issue solely to the
government. They are not intending to persuade everybody, only calling the government to take
actions to satisfy indigenous peoples demands. Secondly, because of the special audience they have,
their language style is also distinctive. The tone of the article is official and serious due to the situation
of being present in a worldwide famous conference in Beijing. The style is best defined by their
special rhetorical dictions,
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How Did The Use Of Constantinople Lead To The Decline Of...
In the previous 200 years leading to the demise of Constantinople in 1453, the economy of the
Byzantine Empire had begun to decline and would never recover. Recognizing the situation in 1369,
Emperor John V fruitlessly pursued economic aid from other Western civilizations. As the economic
situation of Constantinople continued to decline they became a vassal state (much like a colony) to the
Turks. As a result, they were required to pay taxes and tribute to the Ottoman Empire. They were also
required to provide military support to the Ottoman Empire. After many years of being a vassal state
to the Ottoman Empire Murad II, the empire s new leader, decided in 1421 that he would conquer the
Byzantine Empire. Murad decided to take away all rights given to the people of Constantinople and
laid siege to their city. Although Murad was not able to see the city be ... Show more content on
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This is because after the other Christian civilizations in Europe refused to help protect Constantinople
from the Islamic Ottomans , they soon began to fear invasions from the even more powerful Turks.
This fear is shown when immediately after the Ottomans took over Pope Nicholas V attempted to lead
a Crusade to take back the city but no European monarch was willing to supply men. This lead to The
Ottomans taking advantage and attacking Venice twice. Another way the invasion of Constantinople
has changed history is that once conquered it was seen as a sign from God because of all of the other
Islamic civilizations that attempted to conquer Constantinople and failed. This lead to the decision that
Constantinople would be renamed Istanbul and become the capital of the Ottoman Empire (modern
day Turkey). Also, when the city fell there was a crescent moon in the sky which is the reason why
many Islamic nations contain the crescent moon on their flags. These are some ways that the fall of
Constantinople has affected our world
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In the previous 200 years leading to the demise of Constantinople in 1453, the economy of the
Byzantine Empire had begun to decline and would never recover. Recognizing the situation in 1369,
Emperor John V fruitlessly pursued economic aid from other Western civilizations. As the economic
situation of Constantinople continued to decline they became a vassal state (much like a colony) to the
Turks. As a result, they were required to pay taxes and tribute to the Ottoman Empire. They were also
required to provide military support to the Ottoman Empire. After many years of being a vassal state
to the Ottoman Empire Murad II, the empire s new leader, decided in 1421 that he would conquer the
Byzantine Empire. Murad decided to take away all rights given to the people of Constantinople and
laid siege to their city. Although Murad was not able to see the city be ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is because after the other Christian civilizations in Europe refused to help protect Constantinople
from the Islamic Ottomans , they soon began to fear invasions from the even more powerful Turks.
This fear is shown when immediately after the Ottomans took over Pope Nicholas V attempted to lead
a Crusade to take back the city but no European monarch was willing to supply men. This lead to The
Ottomans taking advantage and attacking Venice twice. Another way the invasion of Constantinople
has changed history is that once conquered it was seen as a sign from God because of all of the other
Islamic civilizations that attempted to conquer Constantinople and failed. This lead to the decision that
Constantinople would be renamed Istanbul and become the capital of the Ottoman Empire (modern
day Turkey). Also, when the city fell there was a crescent moon in the sky which is the reason why
many Islamic nations contain the crescent moon on their flags. These are some ways that the fall of
Constantinople has affected our world
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Theme Of The Book By Alex Rogo
Theme of the book: As the name of the book mentions Goal: ongoing improvement but it just does not
explain the goal and ongoing process to improve the system but also talks about the theory of
constraints. Constraints which we face in real life situation. The main character in the book is Alex
Rogo who is the manager of manufacturing plant. His plant is one of the few plants which company
operates. Alex s plant was not making enough money to sustain on its own. Orders were getting
delayed often and the throughput was reduced which was eventually taking plant towards the financial
losses. Management was very upset with the performance of the plant. They would have to shut it
down if plant kept loosing money in future. There was a pressure ... Show more content on
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After discussion with Jonah, he ought to think that what exactly he is trying to achieve in his plant.
Alex then goes though lot of brainstorming and comes to conclusion that his plant s goal is to make
money. As long as his plant keeps making money for the company, management would not shut it
down. Another challenge was how to achieve this Goal within the resources and capacity currently
available in the plant. At this point when plant is loosing money management would not allow to add
more machines or capacity to the plant for the sake of productivity. Alex gets in touch with Jonah and
start to learn from him about how to approach this issue. Jonah gives hints to the Alex and he
implements those suggestions and he starts to see the results. There are three main components to
achieve the goal: 1. Throughput 2. Operational expenses 3. Inventory. Alex figures out that throughput
should increase at the same time operational expenses and inventory should decrease in the system in
order to make money. When he starts to apply this concept he learns about the new concept called
bottlenecks. Bottlenecks are the processes in the system which consumes the most amount of time and
have more load than available capacity. So when he adds capacity to the bottlenecks, non bottlenecks
had waiting inventory to be processed. The main challenge here is to achieve the balance between
those two processes. He learns
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Theme of the book: As the name of the book mentions Goal: ongoing improvement but it just does not
explain the goal and ongoing process to improve the system but also talks about the theory of
constraints. Constraints which we face in real life situation. The main character in the book is Alex
Rogo who is the manager of manufacturing plant. His plant is one of the few plants which company
operates. Alex s plant was not making enough money to sustain on its own. Orders were getting
delayed often and the throughput was reduced which was eventually taking plant towards the financial
losses. Management was very upset with the performance of the plant. They would have to shut it
down if plant kept loosing money in future. There was a pressure ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
After discussion with Jonah, he ought to think that what exactly he is trying to achieve in his plant.
Alex then goes though lot of brainstorming and comes to conclusion that his plant s goal is to make
money. As long as his plant keeps making money for the company, management would not shut it
down. Another challenge was how to achieve this Goal within the resources and capacity currently
available in the plant. At this point when plant is loosing money management would not allow to add
more machines or capacity to the plant for the sake of productivity. Alex gets in touch with Jonah and
start to learn from him about how to approach this issue. Jonah gives hints to the Alex and he
implements those suggestions and he starts to see the results. There are three main components to
achieve the goal: 1. Throughput 2. Operational expenses 3. Inventory. Alex figures out that throughput
should increase at the same time operational expenses and inventory should decrease in the system in
order to make money. When he starts to apply this concept he learns about the new concept called
bottlenecks. Bottlenecks are the processes in the system which consumes the most amount of time and
have more load than available capacity. So when he adds capacity to the bottlenecks, non bottlenecks
had waiting inventory to be processed. The main challenge here is to achieve the balance between
those two processes. He learns
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Circumcised
even though the majority of guys worldwide are intact that s, have a penis with a foreskin in some
constituents of the world, equivalent to the U.S., most guys are circumcised. In such areas, women not
often come into contact with a foreskin and so might benefit from a brief guide to this body section.
Although there is ongoing (and often fierce) debate as to whether being circumcised or intact is higher
or has a confident influence on penis health, most intact guys are rather convinced with having a
foreskin. What s it? The technical time period for the foreskin is prepuce, although there are a lot of
other slang phrases for it (corresponding to hood, cap, sheath, and many others.). The foreskin is a flap
of epidermis that covers ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some intact guys decide on to slip a condom on with the foreskin masking the glans; others select to
roll again the foreskin and expose the glans before becoming the condom on. It s most of the time
advocated that a man be retracted. If a woman is helping observe the condom, she should ask a man
for guidance in order to not go too fast or difficult. Hygiene is principal. For all men, just right penis
hygiene is relevant. For intact guys, washing below the hood is most important and can mostly be
slightly tricky. This is peculiarly proper if the foreskin is tight; rolling it again to clean underneath the
foreskin may also be difficult. However, many times a man can over wash underneath the epidermis,
which can rationale the glans and surrounding subject to dry up. Utilizing a first rate penis wellbeing
creme (health gurus recommend Man1 Man Oil) can help with these foreskin cleaning challenges and
a girl can consultant her man to this alternative. A crème with a combination of a high end emollient
(reminiscent of Shea butter) and a usual hydrator (reminiscent of diet E) can support to preserve the
epidermis moisturized. All guys are inclined to penis smell problems; when cleansing underneath the
foreskin is difficult, this can also be stated. Fortunately, a crème with vitamin A, which has amazing
anti bacterial residences, can help to kill the bacteria that make contributions to power penis odor
stipulations. Women
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
even though the majority of guys worldwide are intact that s, have a penis with a foreskin in some
constituents of the world, equivalent to the U.S., most guys are circumcised. In such areas, women not
often come into contact with a foreskin and so might benefit from a brief guide to this body section.
Although there is ongoing (and often fierce) debate as to whether being circumcised or intact is higher
or has a confident influence on penis health, most intact guys are rather convinced with having a
foreskin. What s it? The technical time period for the foreskin is prepuce, although there are a lot of
other slang phrases for it (corresponding to hood, cap, sheath, and many others.). The foreskin is a flap
of epidermis that covers ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some intact guys decide on to slip a condom on with the foreskin masking the glans; others select to
roll again the foreskin and expose the glans before becoming the condom on. It s most of the time
advocated that a man be retracted. If a woman is helping observe the condom, she should ask a man
for guidance in order to not go too fast or difficult. Hygiene is principal. For all men, just right penis
hygiene is relevant. For intact guys, washing below the hood is most important and can mostly be
slightly tricky. This is peculiarly proper if the foreskin is tight; rolling it again to clean underneath the
foreskin may also be difficult. However, many times a man can over wash underneath the epidermis,
which can rationale the glans and surrounding subject to dry up. Utilizing a first rate penis wellbeing
creme (health gurus recommend Man1 Man Oil) can help with these foreskin cleaning challenges and
a girl can consultant her man to this alternative. A crème with a combination of a high end emollient
(reminiscent of Shea butter) and a usual hydrator (reminiscent of diet E) can support to preserve the
epidermis moisturized. All guys are inclined to penis smell problems; when cleansing underneath the
foreskin is difficult, this can also be stated. Fortunately, a crème with vitamin A, which has amazing
anti bacterial residences, can help to kill the bacteria that make contributions to power penis odor
stipulations. Women
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A Report On The Attack Automation Strategy
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~sunshine/publications/ccr.pdf
1a) An DDoS(Distributed Denial of Service) Attack consists of several phases firstly the attacker
recruits multiple agent machines which will be later on infected with the attack code and further
exploited. The infected machines can be used to further recruit new agents. We can outline those
phases as Recruit, Exploit, Infect and Use.
ATTACK AUTOMATION STRATEGY
The attack automation strategy stands for how much of the DDoS attack does an attacker want to
make automatic and how much to leave for manual control. The strategy depends on the degree of
automation of the phases of the attack. There are three general automation degrees Manual, Automated
and Semi Automated which are explained as follows:
o Manual
In that case, the hacker manually recruits machines by scanning remote ones for vulnerabilities, breaks
their security mechanisms, installs the prepared attack code and then directs the attack. This type of a
DDoS Attack has become really outdated since lately all the recruitment phase has been automated.
Weak design consideration in terms of functionality and productivity.
o Semi Automated
In the Semi Automated DDoS attacks the DDoS network is made of a handler and an agent machine.
There is automation present for the Recruit, Exploit and Infect phases. Through the communication
between the handler and the agent, the attacker specifies the attack type, the onset, the duration and
the victims ID. The
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http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~sunshine/publications/ccr.pdf
1a) An DDoS(Distributed Denial of Service) Attack consists of several phases firstly the attacker
recruits multiple agent machines which will be later on infected with the attack code and further
exploited. The infected machines can be used to further recruit new agents. We can outline those
phases as Recruit, Exploit, Infect and Use.
ATTACK AUTOMATION STRATEGY
The attack automation strategy stands for how much of the DDoS attack does an attacker want to
make automatic and how much to leave for manual control. The strategy depends on the degree of
automation of the phases of the attack. There are three general automation degrees Manual, Automated
and Semi Automated which are explained as follows:
o Manual
In that case, the hacker manually recruits machines by scanning remote ones for vulnerabilities, breaks
their security mechanisms, installs the prepared attack code and then directs the attack. This type of a
DDoS Attack has become really outdated since lately all the recruitment phase has been automated.
Weak design consideration in terms of functionality and productivity.
o Semi Automated
In the Semi Automated DDoS attacks the DDoS network is made of a handler and an agent machine.
There is automation present for the Recruit, Exploit and Infect phases. Through the communication
between the handler and the agent, the attacker specifies the attack type, the onset, the duration and
the victims ID. The
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Rugby Team Reflection
Since the spring of my sophomore year, I have been tasked with leading a true motley crew. By others
this crew is called the Edina Rugby Club; however, I think of each and every one one of these young
men as brothers. Without the sport of rugby, I would not have had the great fortune of meeting so
many teammates of different distinctive personalities, backgrounds and ethnicity. There are kids from
the high school band to the math club to the varsity football team who make up this crew. Given the
responsibility to lead these young men, I have grown as a teammate and also as a human being. I have
developed the ability to respect everyone, regardless of who they are, where they are from, and what
they believe in. I learn from these young men and let them teach me different things about each of
their cultures that without rugby I might never have learned. When I consider each teammate, despite
different ethnicities and backgrounds, I see that they are no different than me. I have learned to respect
people not for where they come from or what they believe in, but for who they are and how they
conduct themselves as a young man. With that being said, I still have the utmost respect for each
individual s personal beliefs and history. However, as a leader I feel that if we can get by the
stereotypical norms of categorizing people we will find ourselves not only having greater success as
leaders but as a society as a whole. Ultimately, those who lead are responsible for teaching the
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Since the spring of my sophomore year, I have been tasked with leading a true motley crew. By others
this crew is called the Edina Rugby Club; however, I think of each and every one one of these young
men as brothers. Without the sport of rugby, I would not have had the great fortune of meeting so
many teammates of different distinctive personalities, backgrounds and ethnicity. There are kids from
the high school band to the math club to the varsity football team who make up this crew. Given the
responsibility to lead these young men, I have grown as a teammate and also as a human being. I have
developed the ability to respect everyone, regardless of who they are, where they are from, and what
they believe in. I learn from these young men and let them teach me different things about each of
their cultures that without rugby I might never have learned. When I consider each teammate, despite
different ethnicities and backgrounds, I see that they are no different than me. I have learned to respect
people not for where they come from or what they believe in, but for who they are and how they
conduct themselves as a young man. With that being said, I still have the utmost respect for each
individual s personal beliefs and history. However, as a leader I feel that if we can get by the
stereotypical norms of categorizing people we will find ourselves not only having greater success as
leaders but as a society as a whole. Ultimately, those who lead are responsible for teaching the
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Getting Worse in the Distribution of Income
The studies have shown that 62 percent of the world population has a worsening in the distribution of
income. Income distribution is one of the reason economist believe the Samuelsson model is still an
hypothesis and have not been able to be proven as more of the world engages in trade. With there
being different ways to measure distribution income most of the data collected is confusing to
economist. Data from the World Bank show that 2.8 billion people live below the poverty line.
Changes in income of the poor house can be changed by two variables first economic growth and
distribution of income. According to the author there is growing recognition that distribution is
important to poverty reduction as well as growth. Because of this gap in income distribution most
economist cannot measure the effect globalization has on a country most country or rank twice with
two different numbers making it hard for economist to measure the growth of a country. Samuelsson
says that trade should bring in income helping a country rise above poverty because globalization can
be measured there no way to tell if globalization has a positive effect on country overall growth. If we
take a look at Cross country studies presented by Harrison we see a different take on globalization. It
takes a look at the relationship between poverty, inequality and globalization. Easterly finds that
increasing trade integration is associated with Falling inequalities within developed countries and
greater
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The studies have shown that 62 percent of the world population has a worsening in the distribution of
income. Income distribution is one of the reason economist believe the Samuelsson model is still an
hypothesis and have not been able to be proven as more of the world engages in trade. With there
being different ways to measure distribution income most of the data collected is confusing to
economist. Data from the World Bank show that 2.8 billion people live below the poverty line.
Changes in income of the poor house can be changed by two variables first economic growth and
distribution of income. According to the author there is growing recognition that distribution is
important to poverty reduction as well as growth. Because of this gap in income distribution most
economist cannot measure the effect globalization has on a country most country or rank twice with
two different numbers making it hard for economist to measure the growth of a country. Samuelsson
says that trade should bring in income helping a country rise above poverty because globalization can
be measured there no way to tell if globalization has a positive effect on country overall growth. If we
take a look at Cross country studies presented by Harrison we see a different take on globalization. It
takes a look at the relationship between poverty, inequality and globalization. Easterly finds that
increasing trade integration is associated with Falling inequalities within developed countries and
greater
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Applying Malcolm Knowles Andragogy Model to Isd Essay
Applying Malcolm Knowles Andragogy Model to ISD
Abstract The way that an instructional designer defines learning and what is believed about the way
learning occurs plays an important role in situations where the facilitator wants to make a change in
how people do a job or they need to learn something new on the job. This paper focuses on Malcolm
Knowles adult learning assumptions and how to apply them in instructional strategies and techniques
for facilitating learning. It also explores some of the critics concerning his assumptions. Knowles
assumptions concerning adult learning are each addressed and an example provided on how to apply
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Knowles laid the groundwork that trainers needed to take into consideration before revising,
developing, or presenting any training program targeted at adults.
Knowles begins his assessments by asking several crucial questions about his learners and using a
holistic approach in developing training in chapter 13 ASTD. He begins by addressing the climate and
condition of the environment that he will be teaching in. His goal is to focus on collaboration between
the facilitator, the trainee, and their peers. He wants a comfortable atmosphere with the proper tools
and accommodations that will help his students learn in comfort. His methods are geared towards
building a friendly, fun, and approachable learning atmosphere.
Diagnosing the audience needs can be done in many different ways, such as in Rothwell s learning
assessment. Knowles on the other hand includes his participants in diagnosing their own learning
needs. Knowles proposes that learning is not a need unless the trainee perceives it to be and by
allowing them to participate in the planning of their own learning, he helps them want to learn what
they need to learn. Knowles suggests an emphasis on self diagnostic procedures such as simulation
exercises, assessments; competency based testing, and feedback. Once the learner has diagnosed
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Applying Malcolm Knowles Andragogy Model to ISD
Abstract The way that an instructional designer defines learning and what is believed about the way
learning occurs plays an important role in situations where the facilitator wants to make a change in
how people do a job or they need to learn something new on the job. This paper focuses on Malcolm
Knowles adult learning assumptions and how to apply them in instructional strategies and techniques
for facilitating learning. It also explores some of the critics concerning his assumptions. Knowles
assumptions concerning adult learning are each addressed and an example provided on how to apply
these assumptions to ISD using technology. The information presented here provides the ... Show
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Knowles laid the groundwork that trainers needed to take into consideration before revising,
developing, or presenting any training program targeted at adults.
Knowles begins his assessments by asking several crucial questions about his learners and using a
holistic approach in developing training in chapter 13 ASTD. He begins by addressing the climate and
condition of the environment that he will be teaching in. His goal is to focus on collaboration between
the facilitator, the trainee, and their peers. He wants a comfortable atmosphere with the proper tools
and accommodations that will help his students learn in comfort. His methods are geared towards
building a friendly, fun, and approachable learning atmosphere.
Diagnosing the audience needs can be done in many different ways, such as in Rothwell s learning
assessment. Knowles on the other hand includes his participants in diagnosing their own learning
needs. Knowles proposes that learning is not a need unless the trainee perceives it to be and by
allowing them to participate in the planning of their own learning, he helps them want to learn what
they need to learn. Knowles suggests an emphasis on self diagnostic procedures such as simulation
exercises, assessments; competency based testing, and feedback. Once the learner has diagnosed
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Local And National Provision For Football Essay example
Local And National Provision For Football The game of Football was first organised in England in the
1800s and is now the most popular sport around the world. The World Cup is held every four years
and is the most watched sports event today. Around 70 thousand boys play football, for either a school
or club team, at each age level between the age ranges of Under 11 to Under 16, and over 500
thousand play between the ages of nine to 16. Only 0.6% of those five hundred thousand young
footballers register in football academies, and a further 1.2% in centres of excellence. I am one of
many who play football and I am going to find out what the associations are doing for grassroots
locally and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I also spoke with Karen Selby of EFDS who told me they were planning to put money into Kent in the
nearby future (3). I then contacted the person responsible for disabled football in Kent (Mike Bishop)
and he told me there are currently 5 pan disability teams in Kent with the nearest being Larkfield
DFC(24)(15*). McDonalds funded the Kent FA s first level 1 disabled football course recently (11*) A
disabled and special needs club will be held Tuesday evenings at Mote Park (16). There is also a more
to discover disability day held at Mote Park. (18) There is one professional football team in Kent and
that is Gillingham(13*) who frequently send scouts to local Saturday and Sunday teams for talent.
(6*) There are many school teams which compete against one another that people take part in. These
matches are organised by the Kent school football association. (22) School matches are scouted
frequently by the Kent school football association where players can then play for their county. There
are a number of Kent Country squads, which are then frequently scouted by professional football
squads. (12*) Maidstone United will be creating a Centre of Excellence to give elite
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Local And National Provision For Football The game of Football was first organised in England in the
1800s and is now the most popular sport around the world. The World Cup is held every four years
and is the most watched sports event today. Around 70 thousand boys play football, for either a school
or club team, at each age level between the age ranges of Under 11 to Under 16, and over 500
thousand play between the ages of nine to 16. Only 0.6% of those five hundred thousand young
footballers register in football academies, and a further 1.2% in centres of excellence. I am one of
many who play football and I am going to find out what the associations are doing for grassroots
locally and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I also spoke with Karen Selby of EFDS who told me they were planning to put money into Kent in the
nearby future (3). I then contacted the person responsible for disabled football in Kent (Mike Bishop)
and he told me there are currently 5 pan disability teams in Kent with the nearest being Larkfield
DFC(24)(15*). McDonalds funded the Kent FA s first level 1 disabled football course recently (11*) A
disabled and special needs club will be held Tuesday evenings at Mote Park (16). There is also a more
to discover disability day held at Mote Park. (18) There is one professional football team in Kent and
that is Gillingham(13*) who frequently send scouts to local Saturday and Sunday teams for talent.
(6*) There are many school teams which compete against one another that people take part in. These
matches are organised by the Kent school football association. (22) School matches are scouted
frequently by the Kent school football association where players can then play for their county. There
are a number of Kent Country squads, which are then frequently scouted by professional football
squads. (12*) Maidstone United will be creating a Centre of Excellence to give elite
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Greg Abbott Research Paper
Greg Abbott is the 48th and current Governor of the State of Texas. Governor Abbott was born in
Wichita Falls, Texas and was raised in Duncanville, Texas. He is currently married to the First Lady
Cecilia Abbott and is the father to his only child, Audrey.
Governor Abbott went to the University of Texas and received his B.B.A. in Finance. After attending
University of Texas he attended Vanderbilt University Law School and received his law degree. Prior
to being the Governor of Texas, Governor Abbott served as a Justice on the Texas Supreme Court and
as State District Judge in Harris County. He was also the 50th and longest serving Attorney General of
the State of Texas. Governor Abbott was sworn into office as Texas 48th Governor on January ...
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He represented House District 70. After completing 10 years in the House of Representatives, he was
elected to the Texas State Senate where he represented Senate District 8 in both Collin and Dallas
counties.
Kevin Brady is the current Representative for District 8. Brady was born on April 11, 1955 in
Vermillion, South Dakota. He currently lives in Montgomery County with his wife, Cathy, and their 2
sons. He graduated from the University of South Dakota, where he received a degree in mass
communications.
He currently serves as Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, but prior to this he was
Chairman for the Health Subcommittee for the House Ways and Means Committee. He s also a former
Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Joint Economic Committee. Brady has also been a GOP leader on
economic issues. He also was the leader of the Trade Subcommittee until 2013 and worked as a
chamber of commerce executive for 18 years. Brady also served 6 years in the Texas House of
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Greg Abbott is the 48th and current Governor of the State of Texas. Governor Abbott was born in
Wichita Falls, Texas and was raised in Duncanville, Texas. He is currently married to the First Lady
Cecilia Abbott and is the father to his only child, Audrey.
Governor Abbott went to the University of Texas and received his B.B.A. in Finance. After attending
University of Texas he attended Vanderbilt University Law School and received his law degree. Prior
to being the Governor of Texas, Governor Abbott served as a Justice on the Texas Supreme Court and
as State District Judge in Harris County. He was also the 50th and longest serving Attorney General of
the State of Texas. Governor Abbott was sworn into office as Texas 48th Governor on January ...
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He represented House District 70. After completing 10 years in the House of Representatives, he was
elected to the Texas State Senate where he represented Senate District 8 in both Collin and Dallas
counties.
Kevin Brady is the current Representative for District 8. Brady was born on April 11, 1955 in
Vermillion, South Dakota. He currently lives in Montgomery County with his wife, Cathy, and their 2
sons. He graduated from the University of South Dakota, where he received a degree in mass
communications.
He currently serves as Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, but prior to this he was
Chairman for the Health Subcommittee for the House Ways and Means Committee. He s also a former
Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Joint Economic Committee. Brady has also been a GOP leader on
economic issues. He also was the leader of the Trade Subcommittee until 2013 and worked as a
chamber of commerce executive for 18 years. Brady also served 6 years in the Texas House of
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The Brain Is The Most Important Components Of The Human Brain
The brain is the greatest, the most fascinating and the most complex organ of the human been.
According to Dr. Wolfe, the human brain weighs about three pound. Humans do not feel its weight
because it is full of fluids and it is floating. The human brain consumes ten times more oxygen of all
the humans body parts and 25% of the total energy produced by the body. It is not the largest part of
the humans body, but it is one of the most important parts. Through the years educators were like
doctors giving certain treatment to their patients without being sure what the disease was. If the first
treatment given did not work they gave another treatment and so on. Nowadays technology has help to
study how animals and humans brain works. It also has helped to discover how and where information
is manipulated within the brain during the learning process. To discover how the brain works, the
brain was divided in many parts. According to the book, the brain structures are cerebellum, brain
stem, temporal lobe, broca s area, frontal lobe, motor cortex, sensory cortex, parietal lobe, wernicke s
area, occipital lobe, hypothalamus and pituitary gland (Bohlin, Durwin, Reese Weber, 2012). The
major lobes of the brain are frontal, occipital, parental and temporal and each of them has different
functions during the learning process. Frontal lobe is responsible for higher standard thinking.
According to the book, during the learning process, frontal lobe controls attention, creative
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The brain is the greatest, the most fascinating and the most complex organ of the human been.
According to Dr. Wolfe, the human brain weighs about three pound. Humans do not feel its weight
because it is full of fluids and it is floating. The human brain consumes ten times more oxygen of all
the humans body parts and 25% of the total energy produced by the body. It is not the largest part of
the humans body, but it is one of the most important parts. Through the years educators were like
doctors giving certain treatment to their patients without being sure what the disease was. If the first
treatment given did not work they gave another treatment and so on. Nowadays technology has help to
study how animals and humans brain works. It also has helped to discover how and where information
is manipulated within the brain during the learning process. To discover how the brain works, the
brain was divided in many parts. According to the book, the brain structures are cerebellum, brain
stem, temporal lobe, broca s area, frontal lobe, motor cortex, sensory cortex, parietal lobe, wernicke s
area, occipital lobe, hypothalamus and pituitary gland (Bohlin, Durwin, Reese Weber, 2012). The
major lobes of the brain are frontal, occipital, parental and temporal and each of them has different
functions during the learning process. Frontal lobe is responsible for higher standard thinking.
According to the book, during the learning process, frontal lobe controls attention, creative
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Australian National Culture
Contemporary Australian television is a heterogeneous site that gives valuable insights into the various
tendencies that cohere to make what is considered to be Australia s national culture. By examining the
different cultural and spatial levels of Australian television, including demographics, ethnicity,
stereotypes and global influences, it becomes clear how convoluted the sense of Australian national
culture is. This is due to the understanding of Australian culture itself not being a unified category.
Therefore, this begs the question of whether the national Australian culture revealed on television is
aligned with the national Australian culture that is evident throughout physical reality of society today.
As evident within Australian society, Australia s culture is made up of stringent and complex sets of
ethic, values and beliefs. Due to its multiculturalist outlook there is a strong premise among Australian
people that Australians on a whole are very accepting and tolerant people. Additionally, Australian s
believe that as people they themselves are peaceful and laid back. When dissecting Australian culture
most will agree that Australian s believe in comradeship, mateship and the fair go . However, whilst
this idealized image of Australian culture is a prevalent opinion, it is questionable that this image is
mirrored within contemporary Australian television.
Australia is a nation rich in ethnic diversity. Despite this, it is clear that the Australia
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Contemporary Australian television is a heterogeneous site that gives valuable insights into the various
tendencies that cohere to make what is considered to be Australia s national culture. By examining the
different cultural and spatial levels of Australian television, including demographics, ethnicity,
stereotypes and global influences, it becomes clear how convoluted the sense of Australian national
culture is. This is due to the understanding of Australian culture itself not being a unified category.
Therefore, this begs the question of whether the national Australian culture revealed on television is
aligned with the national Australian culture that is evident throughout physical reality of society today.
As evident within Australian society, Australia s culture is made up of stringent and complex sets of
ethic, values and beliefs. Due to its multiculturalist outlook there is a strong premise among Australian
people that Australians on a whole are very accepting and tolerant people. Additionally, Australian s
believe that as people they themselves are peaceful and laid back. When dissecting Australian culture
most will agree that Australian s believe in comradeship, mateship and the fair go . However, whilst
this idealized image of Australian culture is a prevalent opinion, it is questionable that this image is
mirrored within contemporary Australian television.
Australia is a nation rich in ethnic diversity. Despite this, it is clear that the Australia
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Analysis Of The Reggio Emilia Approach To Education And...
According to scholastic, Color and shape are ways children observe and categorize what they see.
These very recognizable characteristics encourage children to define and organize the diverse world
around them. (church). This article is about the Reggio Emilia approach to education and the Shades
of Pink study. The shades of Pink study describes how six preschoolers and their teacher engaged in a
collaborative learning project through which they learned about the shades of a color in this case,
pink. Understanding color and shape is a tool for learning many skills in all curriculum areas, from
math and science to language and reading. For example, when your child learns to discern the
similarities and differences between colors and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The teacher in the article, Pritti Mistry, discovered that children in her classes loved to paint. She also
noticed that children for some reason often chose the color red. After observing this for some time,
Mrs. Mistry brought in a bunch of red object to show her students. She then asked the students to
come up with a name for every different shade of the color red that they found in the objects.
However, this activity did not just stay in the classroom for long. The students eventually wanted to
look for red objects when they went outside, or when they left the school and went to their homes.
After a while, the students started mixing different color paints to try and recreate the shades of red
they saw. Through the mixing of the different colors the students were able to discover texture. By
mixing the paints on the canvas the different amounts of layers created different textures.
Eventually, the students got tired of the color red, hey asked the teacher if she had any pink paint. She
told them to experiment with the other colors and see if they could figure out how to mix the colors to
make red. The students discovered very fast that it was white and red. To help the students learn the
shades of pink Mrs. Mistry took her class on a walk outside. The students all had different names for
the different shades some combined other colors and pink, like purplish pink, others just said light or
dark pink.
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According to scholastic, Color and shape are ways children observe and categorize what they see.
These very recognizable characteristics encourage children to define and organize the diverse world
around them. (church). This article is about the Reggio Emilia approach to education and the Shades
of Pink study. The shades of Pink study describes how six preschoolers and their teacher engaged in a
collaborative learning project through which they learned about the shades of a color in this case,
pink. Understanding color and shape is a tool for learning many skills in all curriculum areas, from
math and science to language and reading. For example, when your child learns to discern the
similarities and differences between colors and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The teacher in the article, Pritti Mistry, discovered that children in her classes loved to paint. She also
noticed that children for some reason often chose the color red. After observing this for some time,
Mrs. Mistry brought in a bunch of red object to show her students. She then asked the students to
come up with a name for every different shade of the color red that they found in the objects.
However, this activity did not just stay in the classroom for long. The students eventually wanted to
look for red objects when they went outside, or when they left the school and went to their homes.
After a while, the students started mixing different color paints to try and recreate the shades of red
they saw. Through the mixing of the different colors the students were able to discover texture. By
mixing the paints on the canvas the different amounts of layers created different textures.
Eventually, the students got tired of the color red, hey asked the teacher if she had any pink paint. She
told them to experiment with the other colors and see if they could figure out how to mix the colors to
make red. The students discovered very fast that it was white and red. To help the students learn the
shades of pink Mrs. Mistry took her class on a walk outside. The students all had different names for
the different shades some combined other colors and pink, like purplish pink, others just said light or
dark pink.
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Definition Of Easter Bunny
The Easter Bunny is a bunny that some people believe in but no one knows the truth. The easter bunny
gives people baskets of candy and other stuff we like. The easter bunny also puts eggs in random
places and you have to find them but we don t know if the easter bunny is real or not. Some people
believe that the easter is a person dressed up in a bunny suit and hops around like a bunny. People also
believe that the easter bunny comes out of his burrow the night before easter and puts the easter eggs
and the baskets in random places. The easter bunny is believed to be 5ft tall. Some people say that the
easter bunny is just in the kids imagination. Some people say that the easter bunny is a person dressed
up in a bunny costume. Some people say
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The Easter Bunny is a bunny that some people believe in but no one knows the truth. The easter bunny
gives people baskets of candy and other stuff we like. The easter bunny also puts eggs in random
places and you have to find them but we don t know if the easter bunny is real or not. Some people
believe that the easter is a person dressed up in a bunny suit and hops around like a bunny. People also
believe that the easter bunny comes out of his burrow the night before easter and puts the easter eggs
and the baskets in random places. The easter bunny is believed to be 5ft tall. Some people say that the
easter bunny is just in the kids imagination. Some people say that the easter bunny is a person dressed
up in a bunny costume. Some people say
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A Solution Focused Brief Therapy ( Sfbt ) Lens
When viewing this family in a Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) lens, we would focus on the
solutions rather than the problem. Although the initial assessment would be similar to that of structural
and strategic therapy, all of these issues would be explore, we would focus on the solutions rather than
the problem. Although the initial assessment would be similar to that of structural and strategic
therapy, all of these issues would be explored in a way that allowed for less problem talk and more
solution based ideas. Stage one of SFBT would be to find out what the client wants. For Issue/Concern
1, it could be assumed that the family would like Kay to quit using. Stage two suggests that we fin
what s working and do more of it. In order to achieve this I would focus on finding the exceptions. We
know that Kay quit using during her first pregnancy. I would find out what she did that allowed her to
stay sober. I would help her attach emotions and values to the behaviors that allowed her to the
behaviors that allowed her to stay clean and encourage her to continuing utilizing the behaviors that
worked before. Stage three states that we should do something different Stage three states that we
should do something different. We could further explores Kats interest as well as ways that the family
may be able to work with Kay to try new things that they can do together that have positive effects.
For Issue/Concern 2, stage one of SFBT would consistent living for the family.
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When viewing this family in a Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) lens, we would focus on the
solutions rather than the problem. Although the initial assessment would be similar to that of structural
and strategic therapy, all of these issues would be explore, we would focus on the solutions rather than
the problem. Although the initial assessment would be similar to that of structural and strategic
therapy, all of these issues would be explored in a way that allowed for less problem talk and more
solution based ideas. Stage one of SFBT would be to find out what the client wants. For Issue/Concern
1, it could be assumed that the family would like Kay to quit using. Stage two suggests that we fin
what s working and do more of it. In order to achieve this I would focus on finding the exceptions. We
know that Kay quit using during her first pregnancy. I would find out what she did that allowed her to
stay sober. I would help her attach emotions and values to the behaviors that allowed her to the
behaviors that allowed her to stay clean and encourage her to continuing utilizing the behaviors that
worked before. Stage three states that we should do something different Stage three states that we
should do something different. We could further explores Kats interest as well as ways that the family
may be able to work with Kay to try new things that they can do together that have positive effects.
For Issue/Concern 2, stage one of SFBT would consistent living for the family.
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Causation
When looking at any historical event, it is vital to utilize logic, and not allow pride and other emotions
to interfere. In order to understand a historical concept as intricate as, for example, multiple causation,
a special, scholarly reasoning must be applied. Rather than trying to discover what one wishes to
unearth, it is best to study documents with a spirit of humility. That being said, it cannot be disputed
that multiple causation was indeed responsible for the Protestant Reformation.
Using the elementary line of thought, which dictates that a single event caused the Reformation, is
fruitless. It is important to elucidate the various events that are actually attributed to causing the
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The powerful social forces at work, which emerged from economic motives, were a separate cause of
the Reformation. Luther and his supporters were one such social force, but were not the only ones.
Merchants of the time were disgusted by the infusion of cash to Rome. The papacy was raking in all
sorts of financial acquisitions, and the majority of people were paupers. The common folk living in the
sixteenth century were upset at what they saw: a continuous drain on national wealth. It would only
take a single person to begin sowing seeds of dissent among them: Martin Luther. Luther was part of
the chain that developed the Reformation, but events had to occur before and after him to bring about
the change.
Another event needed to occur to ensure that Luther would be able to implement his plan: Charles V s
dilemma. Unsure of the support he had, given that his own prince supported the reformers and had the
power to incite a rebellion, Charles decided to play it safe. Admittedly, the Crown could have
destroyed the rebellion in its infancy, but it did not. The Church itself also had the power to deal with
the rebels. A quote from Gustavson carefully clarifies the reasons that it could not. After many
centuries as the universal Church of Western Europe, it had undergone both a loss of
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When looking at any historical event, it is vital to utilize logic, and not allow pride and other emotions
to interfere. In order to understand a historical concept as intricate as, for example, multiple causation,
a special, scholarly reasoning must be applied. Rather than trying to discover what one wishes to
unearth, it is best to study documents with a spirit of humility. That being said, it cannot be disputed
that multiple causation was indeed responsible for the Protestant Reformation.
Using the elementary line of thought, which dictates that a single event caused the Reformation, is
fruitless. It is important to elucidate the various events that are actually attributed to causing the
Reformation. To ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The powerful social forces at work, which emerged from economic motives, were a separate cause of
the Reformation. Luther and his supporters were one such social force, but were not the only ones.
Merchants of the time were disgusted by the infusion of cash to Rome. The papacy was raking in all
sorts of financial acquisitions, and the majority of people were paupers. The common folk living in the
sixteenth century were upset at what they saw: a continuous drain on national wealth. It would only
take a single person to begin sowing seeds of dissent among them: Martin Luther. Luther was part of
the chain that developed the Reformation, but events had to occur before and after him to bring about
the change.
Another event needed to occur to ensure that Luther would be able to implement his plan: Charles V s
dilemma. Unsure of the support he had, given that his own prince supported the reformers and had the
power to incite a rebellion, Charles decided to play it safe. Admittedly, the Crown could have
destroyed the rebellion in its infancy, but it did not. The Church itself also had the power to deal with
the rebels. A quote from Gustavson carefully clarifies the reasons that it could not. After many
centuries as the universal Church of Western Europe, it had undergone both a loss of
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Verbal Emotional Abuse Essay
You re Ugly! Stupid! Can you do anything right? I wished you were never born! Does any of these
words sound familiar or bring back memories. If they do then you are not alone, there are many
people on a daily basis who suffer from verbal emotional abuse. In today s society too many of our
children live in homes where they face verbal emotional abuse on a regular basis. In this paper we will
discuss what verbal emotional abuse is, why so many children face verbal emotional abuse and how to
tell what the signs of verbal emotional abuse are in order to assist a child in need. Verbal emotional
abuse is defined in many ways because there are so many underlying meanings that fall into this
category. According to Love is Respect.org, verbal emotional abuse is defined as non physical
behaviors such as threats, insults, constant monitoring or checking in, excessive texting, humiliation,
intimidation, isolation or stalking in which there are many behaviors that qualify as emotional or
verbal abuse (n.d.). Some of these are Calling you names and putting you down. Yelling and
screaming at you. Intentionally embarrassing you in public. Preventing you from seeing or talking
with friends and family. Telling you what to do and wear. Blaming your actions for their abusive or
unhealthy behavior. Threatening to harm you, your pet or people you care about. Threats (What is
Emotional/Verbal Abuse?, n.d.) The fact is that all types of abuse have a connection with
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You re Ugly! Stupid! Can you do anything right? I wished you were never born! Does any of these
words sound familiar or bring back memories. If they do then you are not alone, there are many
people on a daily basis who suffer from verbal emotional abuse. In today s society too many of our
children live in homes where they face verbal emotional abuse on a regular basis. In this paper we will
discuss what verbal emotional abuse is, why so many children face verbal emotional abuse and how to
tell what the signs of verbal emotional abuse are in order to assist a child in need. Verbal emotional
abuse is defined in many ways because there are so many underlying meanings that fall into this
category. According to Love is Respect.org, verbal emotional abuse is defined as non physical
behaviors such as threats, insults, constant monitoring or checking in, excessive texting, humiliation,
intimidation, isolation or stalking in which there are many behaviors that qualify as emotional or
verbal abuse (n.d.). Some of these are Calling you names and putting you down. Yelling and
screaming at you. Intentionally embarrassing you in public. Preventing you from seeing or talking
with friends and family. Telling you what to do and wear. Blaming your actions for their abusive or
unhealthy behavior. Threatening to harm you, your pet or people you care about. Threats (What is
Emotional/Verbal Abuse?, n.d.) The fact is that all types of abuse have a connection with
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D. R. Congo Crisis
Security Council Ian Augsburger Crisis in DR Congo United Kingdom
Position Paper Background The Dominican Republic of Congo, a rich land, estimated to be worth 24
trillion dollars in its natural resources is ranked one of the lowest on the Human Development Index,
176th out of 187 countries. How? The D.R. Congo s fluctuating economy directly correlates with its
immense war history. Dating past its independence, the D.R. Congo encountered its first struggle
beginning in the 1880s when King Leopold II of Belgium controlled the territory. He ruthlessly
exploited Congo s natural resources through autocratic rule and slave labor. However, under pressure
from the Belgian government in 1908, he eventually transferred control to ... Show more content on
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Thereforth, the program will create positive reinforcement, quarterly payments of the funding
provided by the World Bank to create an incentive for continuous accurate reports of tax revenues. If
an insufficient report is used, the D.R. Congo will lower its potential quarterly payment until an
accurate report is shown. Tax authorities in 2013, failed to account for $88 million from the mining
sector specifically, and reportedly should have paid them to the bank. By implementing the A branch,
the problem will no longer exist due to strict and accurate tax
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Security Council Ian Augsburger Crisis in DR Congo United Kingdom
Position Paper Background The Dominican Republic of Congo, a rich land, estimated to be worth 24
trillion dollars in its natural resources is ranked one of the lowest on the Human Development Index,
176th out of 187 countries. How? The D.R. Congo s fluctuating economy directly correlates with its
immense war history. Dating past its independence, the D.R. Congo encountered its first struggle
beginning in the 1880s when King Leopold II of Belgium controlled the territory. He ruthlessly
exploited Congo s natural resources through autocratic rule and slave labor. However, under pressure
from the Belgian government in 1908, he eventually transferred control to ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Thereforth, the program will create positive reinforcement, quarterly payments of the funding
provided by the World Bank to create an incentive for continuous accurate reports of tax revenues. If
an insufficient report is used, the D.R. Congo will lower its potential quarterly payment until an
accurate report is shown. Tax authorities in 2013, failed to account for $88 million from the mining
sector specifically, and reportedly should have paid them to the bank. By implementing the A branch,
the problem will no longer exist due to strict and accurate tax
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Essay The Political Ethos of the Civil Society
The Political Ethos of the Civil Society
ABSTRACT: Totalitarian political systems in the socialist countries of Eastern Europe destroyed and
repressed the civil society that used to exist in them. The authoritarian and totalitarian ethos was
formed under a powerful influence of ideologies of the communist parties and politocracy in these
countries so that the political ethos of politicians dominated the political ethos of the citizen. The
breakdown of the real socialism and its unsuccessful attempts to complete accelerated liberal
modernization of these societies caused turbulence of social values in addition to the general moral
chaos. The moral crisis has deepened; anomie increased as well as the society s inclination to commit
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the seventies of the twentieth century the term civil society was used by the opposition and
dissident groups in the socialist countries to denote the strategy of political fight against
totalitarianism by forming autonomous institutions beyond the state control and for the sake of
establishing a democratic society as opposed to the total state. By redefining the modern concept of
the civil society a new and contemporary concept of the civil society has been created as an alternative
to authoritarian socialism. Thus, a new practical and theoretical political paradigm has been set up for
explaining ways of the transition of socialist, authoritarian and stagnant societies into democratic and
civil societies which are able for self development and are willing to use the civilization achievements
of the developed societies as well as the achievements of social and political philosophy and
contemporary sciences.
The civil society is most often determined as autonomous pluralism of private and public activities,
beyond the state control, expressed in individual freedom, local and regional self rule, citizens
participation in public affairs and social movements as well as in cultural autonomy and free trade
unionism.
In the former socialist countries the civil society was destroyed and repressed by state measures. In
order to restore it, it is necessary to de etatize all
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Political Ethos of the Civil Society
ABSTRACT: Totalitarian political systems in the socialist countries of Eastern Europe destroyed and
repressed the civil society that used to exist in them. The authoritarian and totalitarian ethos was
formed under a powerful influence of ideologies of the communist parties and politocracy in these
countries so that the political ethos of politicians dominated the political ethos of the citizen. The
breakdown of the real socialism and its unsuccessful attempts to complete accelerated liberal
modernization of these societies caused turbulence of social values in addition to the general moral
chaos. The moral crisis has deepened; anomie increased as well as the society s inclination to commit
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the seventies of the twentieth century the term civil society was used by the opposition and
dissident groups in the socialist countries to denote the strategy of political fight against
totalitarianism by forming autonomous institutions beyond the state control and for the sake of
establishing a democratic society as opposed to the total state. By redefining the modern concept of
the civil society a new and contemporary concept of the civil society has been created as an alternative
to authoritarian socialism. Thus, a new practical and theoretical political paradigm has been set up for
explaining ways of the transition of socialist, authoritarian and stagnant societies into democratic and
civil societies which are able for self development and are willing to use the civilization achievements
of the developed societies as well as the achievements of social and political philosophy and
contemporary sciences.
The civil society is most often determined as autonomous pluralism of private and public activities,
beyond the state control, expressed in individual freedom, local and regional self rule, citizens
participation in public affairs and social movements as well as in cultural autonomy and free trade
unionism.
In the former socialist countries the civil society was destroyed and repressed by state measures. In
order to restore it, it is necessary to de etatize all
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Disadvantages Of Support Vector Machine
ABSTRACT
This term paper includes the learning and study of Support Vector Machine and its various different
variations. The task of Support Vector Machine map data to a higher dimensional space and helps to
find out the maximal marginal hyperplane to separate the data.
In this paper, a learning method, Support vector Machine, is applied on the different datasets for
getting more enhanced results. SVM is introduced in the early 90 s, and they led to an explosion of
interest in machine learning. SVM have been developed by Vapnik and are gaining popularity in the
field of machine learning due to many advance functioning and efficient performance.
In this paper, we will implement the concept of Support Vector Machine and its ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The advantages of using LSVM are that it makes equality constrain disappear in its dual and makes
the objective function convex. Furthermore, it seems to be faster than SMO in terms of classifying
datasets with millions of data in several minutes. Moreover, it provides better generalization
capability. The disadvantage is that it doesn t able to scale up for large problems. [7]
Proximal SVM: The key idea of proximal SVM is that it classifies points which are closer to the two
parallel planes and try to push them apart .The advantage of PSVM is that it overcomes the limitation
of LSVM. It is able to handle the large data sets. Its performance is comparable with standard SVM.
The disadvantage is that it is designed for linear kernel SVM. [8]
Reduced SVM: The reduced SVM preselects a subset of n examples and termed them as support
vector candidates. The advantage is that it proves to be fruitful for larger problems and problems with
many support vectors. The disadvantage of RSVM is it is suited for large scale nonlinear kernel SVM.
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ABSTRACT
This term paper includes the learning and study of Support Vector Machine and its various different
variations. The task of Support Vector Machine map data to a higher dimensional space and helps to
find out the maximal marginal hyperplane to separate the data.
In this paper, a learning method, Support vector Machine, is applied on the different datasets for
getting more enhanced results. SVM is introduced in the early 90 s, and they led to an explosion of
interest in machine learning. SVM have been developed by Vapnik and are gaining popularity in the
field of machine learning due to many advance functioning and efficient performance.
In this paper, we will implement the concept of Support Vector Machine and its ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The advantages of using LSVM are that it makes equality constrain disappear in its dual and makes
the objective function convex. Furthermore, it seems to be faster than SMO in terms of classifying
datasets with millions of data in several minutes. Moreover, it provides better generalization
capability. The disadvantage is that it doesn t able to scale up for large problems. [7]
Proximal SVM: The key idea of proximal SVM is that it classifies points which are closer to the two
parallel planes and try to push them apart .The advantage of PSVM is that it overcomes the limitation
of LSVM. It is able to handle the large data sets. Its performance is comparable with standard SVM.
The disadvantage is that it is designed for linear kernel SVM. [8]
Reduced SVM: The reduced SVM preselects a subset of n examples and termed them as support
vector candidates. The advantage is that it proves to be fruitful for larger problems and problems with
many support vectors. The disadvantage of RSVM is it is suited for large scale nonlinear kernel SVM.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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