Science A Boon Or Curse Essay With Subheadings
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Original Thirteen Colonies
The Original Thirteen Colonies The original 13 colonies were established in 1607. Virginia
/Jamestown was the first followed by, in chronological order, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Georgia. These colonies were governed by the British until the
Revolutionary War. The thirteen colonieswere divided into three groups based on geography: New
EnglandColonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern Colonies. The New England Colonies were New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. The Middle Colonies were New York,
New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The Southern Colonies were Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North
Carolina,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason the upper class settled in the Southern colonies was because of the large and very
valuable tracts of land available for farming. It was advantageous to settle in the south because
of the perfect climate for farming and growing cash crops. In 1607, King James 1 split the
Atlantic seaboard into two distinct areas. He gave the southern half to the London Company and
the northern half to the Plymouth Company. A total of 144 ships were sent by the London
Company to settle. They established the settlement called Jamestown. It was at first not an easy
adventure. The settlers primary focus was on finding gold. While they were so consumed with
finding gold, they were not producing any exports to bring money to them and often times
barely had enough food for survival. Virginia began growing tobacco. This proved to be a very
profitable crop for them, but it was also their main source of income and they relied heavily on it.
Virginia had a lot of slaves, at first mostly white indentured servants who helped in the tobacco
fields. However, later Virginia became a true slave society with slaves from Africa. White male
landowners held most of the power. These white men controlled the government and belonged to
the Church of England. In 1775, Virginia ended up becoming a royal government, meaning the
colonial government was appointed by the crown. Religious tolerance took a while to prosper in
Virginia. There was a high influx of Anglicans in this colony and they were legally required to
attend church services in the beginning. Taxes were collected to support the church. On Sundays,
both business affairs and church series were conducted (B. Wolfe). Virginia s climate consisted of
hot and humid summers and moderate winters. The hot, humid climate made conditions optimal
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The Original Thirteen Colonies The original 13 colonies were established in 1607. Virginia
/Jamestown was the first followed by, in chronological order, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Georgia. These colonies were governed by the British until the
Revolutionary War. The thirteen colonieswere divided into three groups based on geography: New
EnglandColonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern Colonies. The New England Colonies were New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. The Middle Colonies were New York,
New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The Southern Colonies were Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North
Carolina,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason the upper class settled in the Southern colonies was because of the large and very
valuable tracts of land available for farming. It was advantageous to settle in the south because
of the perfect climate for farming and growing cash crops. In 1607, King James 1 split the
Atlantic seaboard into two distinct areas. He gave the southern half to the London Company and
the northern half to the Plymouth Company. A total of 144 ships were sent by the London
Company to settle. They established the settlement called Jamestown. It was at first not an easy
adventure. The settlers primary focus was on finding gold. While they were so consumed with
finding gold, they were not producing any exports to bring money to them and often times
barely had enough food for survival. Virginia began growing tobacco. This proved to be a very
profitable crop for them, but it was also their main source of income and they relied heavily on it.
Virginia had a lot of slaves, at first mostly white indentured servants who helped in the tobacco
fields. However, later Virginia became a true slave society with slaves from Africa. White male
landowners held most of the power. These white men controlled the government and belonged to
the Church of England. In 1775, Virginia ended up becoming a royal government, meaning the
colonial government was appointed by the crown. Religious tolerance took a while to prosper in
Virginia. There was a high influx of Anglicans in this colony and they were legally required to
attend church services in the beginning. Taxes were collected to support the church. On Sundays,
both business affairs and church series were conducted (B. Wolfe). Virginia s climate consisted of
hot and humid summers and moderate winters. The hot, humid climate made conditions optimal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Tag Along By Tom Ryan
Sometimes the most unlikely people can change your life. In the novel Tag Along, by Tom Ryan,
we see a group of the most different teenagers team up, whether by fate or by an unusual turn of
events, for a wild, one night long adventure. The story changes into the perspective of the four main
characters: Andrea, Candace, Paul, and Roemi. At the beginning of the novel, they start out as near
strangers all disappointed when their prom goes askew before it even begins, but by the end, after
8 hours of haphazard events, they have formed a strong bond. The characters and the readers alike
learn many life lessons, however, all of which root towards the same big meaning, that people are
not what you expect them to be. This meaning is emphasised in the story through three components,
the narrative point of view, the use of irony, and characterdevelopment. People will seem different
depending on whose eyes are being looked through. This statement can be proved true by the novel.
In Tag Along, the author cleverly chose the narrative point of view to be not from the perspective
of one protagonist, but of each main character. This bold approach is especially moving and
essential given the theme of the story. The readers get to witness each character s first impression
of the other characters through their eyes. It is largely poignant due to the fact that true selves of
the characters finally seen in the end completely counteract the first impressions that marked them
in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sometimes the most unlikely people can change your life. In the novel Tag Along, by Tom Ryan,
we see a group of the most different teenagers team up, whether by fate or by an unusual turn of
events, for a wild, one night long adventure. The story changes into the perspective of the four main
characters: Andrea, Candace, Paul, and Roemi. At the beginning of the novel, they start out as near
strangers all disappointed when their prom goes askew before it even begins, but by the end, after
8 hours of haphazard events, they have formed a strong bond. The characters and the readers alike
learn many life lessons, however, all of which root towards the same big meaning, that people are
not what you expect them to be. This meaning is emphasised in the story through three components,
the narrative point of view, the use of irony, and characterdevelopment. People will seem different
depending on whose eyes are being looked through. This statement can be proved true by the novel.
In Tag Along, the author cleverly chose the narrative point of view to be not from the perspective
of one protagonist, but of each main character. This bold approach is especially moving and
essential given the theme of the story. The readers get to witness each character s first impression
of the other characters through their eyes. It is largely poignant due to the fact that true selves of
the characters finally seen in the end completely counteract the first impressions that marked them
in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Postpartum Depression And Parent Child Relationships
Research Proposal:
Postpartum Depression and Parent Child Relationships
Adriana Tatoyan
University of San Francisco
May 11, 2016
Introduction
Postpartum Depression
Depression is a major public health problem that is twice as common in women as men during the
childbearing years. Postpartum depression is defined as an episode of non psychotic depression
according to standardized diagnostic criteria with onset within 1 year of childbirth (Stewart D., et.
al, 2003, p. 4). For women aged 15 to 44 years around the world, Postpartum Depression is second
to HIV/AIDS, in terms of total disability (World Health Organization, 2001). Depression has a
profound impact on parameters of interpersonal behavior. Post Partum depression ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
42). The stress of caring for a newborn or even the circumstances surrounding labor and delivery
may cause the first symptoms of PPD. Initial stressors related to labor, delivery, and bringing the
baby home give way to new triggers (Dieta et al., 2007, 1516). Infant temperament can intensify
or minimize a new mother s PPD symptoms depending on the child s sleep patterns, frequency
of crying, being easygoing or demanding, and whether or not baby is socially reinforcing with
smiles and coos (Perfetti et al., 2004, p. 57). Increasing guilt, overwhelmed feelings by child
care responsibilities, and fear of being unable to cope can cause the mother to show less
affection to her baby, and be less responsive to his cries (Kabir, 2006, p. 698). The infants in turn
tend to be fussier and distant making less positive facial expressions and vocalizations (Beck C.,
2006, p. 42). Hostile effects on the child continue throughout the first year after birth, but PPD
places children of all ages at risk for impaired cognitive and emotional development as well as
psychopathology (Beck C., 2006, p. 42).
There are many different implications for why infants of mothers with PPD would be at risk for
developing the inability for emotional regulation and healthy attachment relationships. Infants that
fail to develop these abilities exhibit insecure attachments to their mothers (Peindl et al., 2004, p. 41
42). Due to the insecure attachment, they will
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Research Proposal:
Postpartum Depression and Parent Child Relationships
Adriana Tatoyan
University of San Francisco
May 11, 2016
Introduction
Postpartum Depression
Depression is a major public health problem that is twice as common in women as men during the
childbearing years. Postpartum depression is defined as an episode of non psychotic depression
according to standardized diagnostic criteria with onset within 1 year of childbirth (Stewart D., et.
al, 2003, p. 4). For women aged 15 to 44 years around the world, Postpartum Depression is second
to HIV/AIDS, in terms of total disability (World Health Organization, 2001). Depression has a
profound impact on parameters of interpersonal behavior. Post Partum depression ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
42). The stress of caring for a newborn or even the circumstances surrounding labor and delivery
may cause the first symptoms of PPD. Initial stressors related to labor, delivery, and bringing the
baby home give way to new triggers (Dieta et al., 2007, 1516). Infant temperament can intensify
or minimize a new mother s PPD symptoms depending on the child s sleep patterns, frequency
of crying, being easygoing or demanding, and whether or not baby is socially reinforcing with
smiles and coos (Perfetti et al., 2004, p. 57). Increasing guilt, overwhelmed feelings by child
care responsibilities, and fear of being unable to cope can cause the mother to show less
affection to her baby, and be less responsive to his cries (Kabir, 2006, p. 698). The infants in turn
tend to be fussier and distant making less positive facial expressions and vocalizations (Beck C.,
2006, p. 42). Hostile effects on the child continue throughout the first year after birth, but PPD
places children of all ages at risk for impaired cognitive and emotional development as well as
psychopathology (Beck C., 2006, p. 42).
There are many different implications for why infants of mothers with PPD would be at risk for
developing the inability for emotional regulation and healthy attachment relationships. Infants that
fail to develop these abilities exhibit insecure attachments to their mothers (Peindl et al., 2004, p. 41
42). Due to the insecure attachment, they will
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Victoria s Secret Representation
Representation The time was July 1, 1941, the Brooklyn Dodgers were facing off against the
Philadelphia Phillies at Ebbets Field in New York. During the game, the first true TV commercial
aired in the U.S. The ten seconds long commercial for Bulova Watch Co. was broadcasted on
WNBC, and from that day, the golden age of television advertisement begins. Ever since the first ad
appeared on television, it s not hard to sense a pattern that repeatedly shows up in these
commercials, even though these products may have different functions and their purpose may vary.
But often times the commercial will present a beautiful, attractive young woman with a slim body,
dressed in very revealing clothes with the products that the commercial wants to sell.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the ad, it features ten supermodels with unrealistically thin bodies and long legs in their
Victoria s Secret s underwear. By putting on the tagline the perfect body , it is implying that
women who do not look like them, which are most women today, have an imperfect body. It put
in the idea or concept of a perfect body in your head with which the product was associated. By
lowering the viewer s self esteem and making them feel inadequate and unattractive, Victoria s
Secret are offering the solution: buy our underwear, it will make people like you. Some would
argue that with the ad, the link between Victoria s Secret bra and supermodel s bodies was
created, once you look at the products, you think about the so call perfect bodies that are wearing
them, giving the viewer the Illusion or myth of this is what I will look like once I purchase their
bra. But some would think this argument is mistaken because they overlook the fact that people
understand what they look like. It is not logical to assume the costumer would transform into
someone else completely once they purchase the product. That leaves the question, why is it still
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Representation The time was July 1, 1941, the Brooklyn Dodgers were facing off against the
Philadelphia Phillies at Ebbets Field in New York. During the game, the first true TV commercial
aired in the U.S. The ten seconds long commercial for Bulova Watch Co. was broadcasted on
WNBC, and from that day, the golden age of television advertisement begins. Ever since the first ad
appeared on television, it s not hard to sense a pattern that repeatedly shows up in these
commercials, even though these products may have different functions and their purpose may vary.
But often times the commercial will present a beautiful, attractive young woman with a slim body,
dressed in very revealing clothes with the products that the commercial wants to sell.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the ad, it features ten supermodels with unrealistically thin bodies and long legs in their
Victoria s Secret s underwear. By putting on the tagline the perfect body , it is implying that
women who do not look like them, which are most women today, have an imperfect body. It put
in the idea or concept of a perfect body in your head with which the product was associated. By
lowering the viewer s self esteem and making them feel inadequate and unattractive, Victoria s
Secret are offering the solution: buy our underwear, it will make people like you. Some would
argue that with the ad, the link between Victoria s Secret bra and supermodel s bodies was
created, once you look at the products, you think about the so call perfect bodies that are wearing
them, giving the viewer the Illusion or myth of this is what I will look like once I purchase their
bra. But some would think this argument is mistaken because they overlook the fact that people
understand what they look like. It is not logical to assume the costumer would transform into
someone else completely once they purchase the product. That leaves the question, why is it still
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comment On The Video Class
Comment on the Video Class He s Been to Turkey Introduction The video called He s been to
Turkey intend to introduce some ways of grammar teaching. From the video, we can infer that all
the students are belong to beginners level. The False beginners know something about English, but
that is not enough to say anything (Harmer, 2015, p.94). Students in the video have a little
elementary knowledge about English, such as the meaning of different countries, the easiest
sentence structure or order. So as a result, the students in the video belong to the beginners level.
That is why the teacher design a easy lesson plan but full of repetition and practice. Literature
Review In the English as a foreign language (EFL) classroom, there... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Harmer (2015) said that By shifting it around in a phrase or a sentence, we can also change
emphasis or meaning . The same word with different stress might be another word, even might had
different meaning. If students cannot pronounced the words correctly, there would be
misunderstanding of the word. That is why stress is an important point. The aim of the tense was
to establish the use of the Present Perfect with ever to talk about experiences
(Gerngross,2006,p117). Tense determined the time and date of the accidents, in this video we do
not know the exact time. As a result, we could just tell from the present perfect tense. Discussion
The whole process of this method was controlled by the teacher, he designed the whole procedure
and the learning resources. Students have to follow the teacher s arrangement and study upon the
teacher s supervision. The presentation part is led by the teacher. He shows the students about how
the knowledge of the language works. The next one is the practice part, students have a brief
understanding of the language point, so the teacher will like the students to practice about it.
Maybe in various way such as teacher ask and students answer or pair work or group work and so
on. The last part is the production. After acquiring the main information, students began to create
new sentences. So according to the video, the high degree teacher controlled
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Comment on the Video Class He s Been to Turkey Introduction The video called He s been to
Turkey intend to introduce some ways of grammar teaching. From the video, we can infer that all
the students are belong to beginners level. The False beginners know something about English, but
that is not enough to say anything (Harmer, 2015, p.94). Students in the video have a little
elementary knowledge about English, such as the meaning of different countries, the easiest
sentence structure or order. So as a result, the students in the video belong to the beginners level.
That is why the teacher design a easy lesson plan but full of repetition and practice. Literature
Review In the English as a foreign language (EFL) classroom, there... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Harmer (2015) said that By shifting it around in a phrase or a sentence, we can also change
emphasis or meaning . The same word with different stress might be another word, even might had
different meaning. If students cannot pronounced the words correctly, there would be
misunderstanding of the word. That is why stress is an important point. The aim of the tense was
to establish the use of the Present Perfect with ever to talk about experiences
(Gerngross,2006,p117). Tense determined the time and date of the accidents, in this video we do
not know the exact time. As a result, we could just tell from the present perfect tense. Discussion
The whole process of this method was controlled by the teacher, he designed the whole procedure
and the learning resources. Students have to follow the teacher s arrangement and study upon the
teacher s supervision. The presentation part is led by the teacher. He shows the students about how
the knowledge of the language works. The next one is the practice part, students have a brief
understanding of the language point, so the teacher will like the students to practice about it.
Maybe in various way such as teacher ask and students answer or pair work or group work and so
on. The last part is the production. After acquiring the main information, students began to create
new sentences. So according to the video, the high degree teacher controlled
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Painted Veil Film Analysis
Introduction
The Painted Veil (2006) film in this assignment is going to tell the story of a young British couple
who came to China s rural life in the 1920s after they marriage. In this beautiful but dangerous
country, they experienced emotional waves that never imagined and experienced in their hometown
of England. In the film, it also strongly show the true meaning of love and dedication. This film was
adapted from a same name novel by British author W. Somerset Maugham in 1925.
Synopsis
The story revolves around the married life of Walter Fane that played by Edward Norton, is a
famed bacteriologist, and a raging socialite Kitty Garstin that is played by Naomi Watts. The
story begins with actress Kitty, and in order to escape London s dazzling but empty social
circles in the 1920s and to prevent her becoming an old girl from her family s mouth, Kitty
accepts the petty doctor Walter Fane s offer. The couple is married to each for different reasons
with Walter falling in love, while Kitty is seeking to escape the clutches of her mother. Walter is
posted in Shanghai studying infectious diseases and takes her with him to China. She quickly
loses the charm of living a married life and has an affair with a charming British married man,
Charles Townsend. After Walter finds out about the affair, he decides to punish Kitty and take her
to a far village to help out with the cholera epidemic. Kitty is extremely disappointed at this, as she
needs to live in complete squalor.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction
The Painted Veil (2006) film in this assignment is going to tell the story of a young British couple
who came to China s rural life in the 1920s after they marriage. In this beautiful but dangerous
country, they experienced emotional waves that never imagined and experienced in their hometown
of England. In the film, it also strongly show the true meaning of love and dedication. This film was
adapted from a same name novel by British author W. Somerset Maugham in 1925.
Synopsis
The story revolves around the married life of Walter Fane that played by Edward Norton, is a
famed bacteriologist, and a raging socialite Kitty Garstin that is played by Naomi Watts. The
story begins with actress Kitty, and in order to escape London s dazzling but empty social
circles in the 1920s and to prevent her becoming an old girl from her family s mouth, Kitty
accepts the petty doctor Walter Fane s offer. The couple is married to each for different reasons
with Walter falling in love, while Kitty is seeking to escape the clutches of her mother. Walter is
posted in Shanghai studying infectious diseases and takes her with him to China. She quickly
loses the charm of living a married life and has an affair with a charming British married man,
Charles Townsend. After Walter finds out about the affair, he decides to punish Kitty and take her
to a far village to help out with the cholera epidemic. Kitty is extremely disappointed at this, as she
needs to live in complete squalor.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ernst Young was the auditing firm of HealthSouth from...
Ernst Young was the auditing firm of HealthSouth from 1984 to 2002. Due to financial hardship
Healthshore grew desperate and developed a scheme to deceive not only shareholders but Ernst and
Young. Inevitably whistleblowers came forth and a lawsuit ensued. The shareholder s lawsuit
against Ernst and Young never went to trial. However, the lawsuit against Healthshore ended in
settlement. Though a travesty to the shareholders and employees not involved with the fraud, this
fraudulent activity was necessary for it forced the SEC to hinder these types of events to occur in
the future. There may still be cases similar to HealthShore going on today had it not been for the
Sarbanes Oxley act enforcing stricter requirements for auditingfirms.... Show more content on
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Scienter of statements would indicate either the auditor purposefully deceived information or made
reckless decision when issuing an opinion which in both cases would qualify as an audit failure. If
Ernst and Young made any untrue statements concerning material facts or omitted necessary facts
on opinion this would classify as a violation of Rule 10b 5.
3a.)In 1998, an angry shareholder who described themselves as fleeced shareholder had e mailed
auditors and financial regulators questioning how HealthSouth was cooking their books. It is the
date and detail in the e mail that proves the most frightening. The e mail displays that the fraud
should have been caught long before it was uncovered. Unlike most investors, it was evident that
this person had a background in accounting and raised legitimate concerns. Ernst Young admitted to
receiving this email in November of 1998. However, Ernst Young felt the questions raised by the
anonymous writer did not affect the presentation of the financial statements. Moreover, a former
bookkeeper of HealthSouth, Michael Vines, also e mailed Ernst Young about specific area of fraud.
His background qualified for his email to be considered worthy evidence. Nevertheless, Ernst Young
claimed that the accounting practices being question were
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ernst Young was the auditing firm of HealthSouth from 1984 to 2002. Due to financial hardship
Healthshore grew desperate and developed a scheme to deceive not only shareholders but Ernst and
Young. Inevitably whistleblowers came forth and a lawsuit ensued. The shareholder s lawsuit
against Ernst and Young never went to trial. However, the lawsuit against Healthshore ended in
settlement. Though a travesty to the shareholders and employees not involved with the fraud, this
fraudulent activity was necessary for it forced the SEC to hinder these types of events to occur in
the future. There may still be cases similar to HealthShore going on today had it not been for the
Sarbanes Oxley act enforcing stricter requirements for auditingfirms.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Scienter of statements would indicate either the auditor purposefully deceived information or made
reckless decision when issuing an opinion which in both cases would qualify as an audit failure. If
Ernst and Young made any untrue statements concerning material facts or omitted necessary facts
on opinion this would classify as a violation of Rule 10b 5.
3a.)In 1998, an angry shareholder who described themselves as fleeced shareholder had e mailed
auditors and financial regulators questioning how HealthSouth was cooking their books. It is the
date and detail in the e mail that proves the most frightening. The e mail displays that the fraud
should have been caught long before it was uncovered. Unlike most investors, it was evident that
this person had a background in accounting and raised legitimate concerns. Ernst Young admitted to
receiving this email in November of 1998. However, Ernst Young felt the questions raised by the
anonymous writer did not affect the presentation of the financial statements. Moreover, a former
bookkeeper of HealthSouth, Michael Vines, also e mailed Ernst Young about specific area of fraud.
His background qualified for his email to be considered worthy evidence. Nevertheless, Ernst Young
claimed that the accounting practices being question were
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Being a Mortician
Being a Mortician
The word mortician brings what images to mind? The career of a mortician is surprisingly different
than it is portraied in movies and books.
Being a mortician is a very rewarding job both personal as well as psychological to those with the
temperament, training and discipline required to do the job properly. In this paper I ll be reporting
the requirements to become a mortician, also called funeral director or undertaker, the duties the job
requires of you, and the outlook of this career in the future of the United
States.
To become a funeral director in the United States today isn t an easy task. You need to be twenty
one, a high school graduate with some undergraduate college work, as well as at least one year of ...
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If the body is disfigured in any way you may be required to do some restorative procedures on the
body, using materials such as clay, cotton, plaster of Paris and wax
(Lamers 535). You would be required to fill in any open wounds left on the body by law, but
would use a picture of the deceased and try to make them appear as life like as possible for the
showing (Shipley 201). Most important, however, are the tasks in which you guide, counsel and
become involved in the needs of the bereaved and the sensitive, effective manner in which you
handle their personal grief (IRN 6). When the body has been embalmed and taken care of you
need to help the family choose a casket from the display room the they wish there loved one be
laid in(Shipley 178). On the actual day of the funeral service, you attend to the many, many
ceremonial, logistical, and administrative details which are required to make sure that the funeral
service goes smoothly and in strict accord with the wishes of the family or other survivors (Lamers
541). You should be prepared to suggest and arrange any type of funeral service, sacred or
secular, that will best meet the needs of the bereaved. Creative, alternative ceremonies in keeping
with the deceased s lifestyle can have special significance and meaning to the family. For example,
close friends and relatives may be asked to participate in the service, or special
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Being a Mortician
The word mortician brings what images to mind? The career of a mortician is surprisingly different
than it is portraied in movies and books.
Being a mortician is a very rewarding job both personal as well as psychological to those with the
temperament, training and discipline required to do the job properly. In this paper I ll be reporting
the requirements to become a mortician, also called funeral director or undertaker, the duties the job
requires of you, and the outlook of this career in the future of the United
States.
To become a funeral director in the United States today isn t an easy task. You need to be twenty
one, a high school graduate with some undergraduate college work, as well as at least one year of ...
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If the body is disfigured in any way you may be required to do some restorative procedures on the
body, using materials such as clay, cotton, plaster of Paris and wax
(Lamers 535). You would be required to fill in any open wounds left on the body by law, but
would use a picture of the deceased and try to make them appear as life like as possible for the
showing (Shipley 201). Most important, however, are the tasks in which you guide, counsel and
become involved in the needs of the bereaved and the sensitive, effective manner in which you
handle their personal grief (IRN 6). When the body has been embalmed and taken care of you
need to help the family choose a casket from the display room the they wish there loved one be
laid in(Shipley 178). On the actual day of the funeral service, you attend to the many, many
ceremonial, logistical, and administrative details which are required to make sure that the funeral
service goes smoothly and in strict accord with the wishes of the family or other survivors (Lamers
541). You should be prepared to suggest and arrange any type of funeral service, sacred or
secular, that will best meet the needs of the bereaved. Creative, alternative ceremonies in keeping
with the deceased s lifestyle can have special significance and meaning to the family. For example,
close friends and relatives may be asked to participate in the service, or special
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Reducing High School Dropouts
In the education system today, competition for scholarships and acceptance into college is
increasingly competitive. In order to access to these advantageous opportunities, students in high
school work diligently in order to maintain high grades. As a consequence, distractions, and even
worse, falling behind, can be disastrous. Many of these said distractions however, are fellow
students themselves. Just as many students strive for excellence, others barely pass for mediocracy,
and they drag diligent students down in their apathy of school. In order to remove these
distractions, it could be suggested that by lowering the high schooldropoutage, it would benefit
studious students by removing those who don t wish to be attending school.... Show more content on
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These opponents sight many reasons and examples of why the high school age should not be
lowered. One of these reasons is that they do not believe that allowing a juvenile to decide such a
defining moment in their life without parental consent. As many high school drop outs potentially
earn a drastically lower salary than their high school diploma receiving counter parts, it is seen as
irresponsible to allow, what is essentially a child, to make such a devastating life
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In the education system today, competition for scholarships and acceptance into college is
increasingly competitive. In order to access to these advantageous opportunities, students in high
school work diligently in order to maintain high grades. As a consequence, distractions, and even
worse, falling behind, can be disastrous. Many of these said distractions however, are fellow
students themselves. Just as many students strive for excellence, others barely pass for mediocracy,
and they drag diligent students down in their apathy of school. In order to remove these
distractions, it could be suggested that by lowering the high schooldropoutage, it would benefit
studious students by removing those who don t wish to be attending school.... Show more content on
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These opponents sight many reasons and examples of why the high school age should not be
lowered. One of these reasons is that they do not believe that allowing a juvenile to decide such a
defining moment in their life without parental consent. As many high school drop outs potentially
earn a drastically lower salary than their high school diploma receiving counter parts, it is seen as
irresponsible to allow, what is essentially a child, to make such a devastating life
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Joseph Conrad Imperialism
Modern Imperialism Alexander Spirovski LITR 211 Professor David Auchter American Public
University Heart of Darkness is a novella written by Joseph Conrad based on his six month stay
in Congo, Africa which is considered a significant tome for its depiction of Imperialism.
Imperialism is defined as a policy or practice by which a country increases its power by gaining
control over other areas of the world. (Merriam Webster Dictionary) In it Conrad depicts the
treatment of the local natives by Europeans and the motives of Europeans to compare actual
activities in Africa to the propaganda being spread in Europe claiming efforts to civilize , educate,
and otherwise establish Africans to European standards of living. The accuracy of Conrad s... Show
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According to BBC.com, fighting amongst these groups is ultimately for command of mineral and
other resources which Europeans previously controlled. Apparently the citizens there have not
learned anything from their prior overlords except the repetition of imperialistic behavior. Perhaps
it is even worse as Europeans did not seem interested in ethnic cleansing. I think Congo might
possibly be a lost cause as it is virtually impossible for them to create a new vision and model for
themselves as long as they fight amongst themselves. This setting perfectly describes a modern
tragedy since they are unwilling to unite in order to create an optimal society for themselves
especially given that no other countries are strongly interested or willing enough to lend meaningful
assistance which would allow them to overcome their predicaments and develop into a functioning
modern
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Modern Imperialism Alexander Spirovski LITR 211 Professor David Auchter American Public
University Heart of Darkness is a novella written by Joseph Conrad based on his six month stay
in Congo, Africa which is considered a significant tome for its depiction of Imperialism.
Imperialism is defined as a policy or practice by which a country increases its power by gaining
control over other areas of the world. (Merriam Webster Dictionary) In it Conrad depicts the
treatment of the local natives by Europeans and the motives of Europeans to compare actual
activities in Africa to the propaganda being spread in Europe claiming efforts to civilize , educate,
and otherwise establish Africans to European standards of living. The accuracy of Conrad s... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to BBC.com, fighting amongst these groups is ultimately for command of mineral and
other resources which Europeans previously controlled. Apparently the citizens there have not
learned anything from their prior overlords except the repetition of imperialistic behavior. Perhaps
it is even worse as Europeans did not seem interested in ethnic cleansing. I think Congo might
possibly be a lost cause as it is virtually impossible for them to create a new vision and model for
themselves as long as they fight amongst themselves. This setting perfectly describes a modern
tragedy since they are unwilling to unite in order to create an optimal society for themselves
especially given that no other countries are strongly interested or willing enough to lend meaningful
assistance which would allow them to overcome their predicaments and develop into a functioning
modern
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The Mind Club s The Birth Of The Mind
The Birth of the Mind, a book which suggests a how thin quantities of genes produces the
difficulties of human thought. The struggled to comprehend exactly how a tiny quantity of genes
may possibly comprise the commands for constructing the human brain, perhaps the most difficult
device in the recognized world. The procedures (and genes) that drive into constructing brains and
preserving their role through natural life are primarily no different than those that go into building
every single other aspect of us. It almost give the impression like there is a pushover in the middle
of the environment and our DNA, with one significant other leading and then the other, to uniform
the moment. Basically the argument is that genes and environment, or nature are not in battle, on
the other hand work together in harmony. It amazing how Godhas created us uniquely.
2)Mind Wide Open, which perceives the reason of what makes brain science a vigorous element
of people s pursuit to know themselves. Many questions that we ask such as, how can we read
other people? Why does music interchange us to weeping? Where do innovation ideas originated ...
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The Mind Club may want to explain why we love some animals and eat others, why people
dispute over the existence of God very passionately. The moral magnitudes of mind awareness
with intelligence and compassion, illuminating the astonishingly simple basis for what compels
us to love and hate, to harm and to protect. The free will we all were given by the creator. It is
very importance to think outside of the box, what makes up a mind and who should be entered
into the mind club. Mind is dignified by involvement of mental capabilities such as will power,
morality, and communication and experience the scopes to feel hunger, pain, desire, pride. By
being open minded we will be able to better understand other s behavior as well as our
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The Birth of the Mind, a book which suggests a how thin quantities of genes produces the
difficulties of human thought. The struggled to comprehend exactly how a tiny quantity of genes
may possibly comprise the commands for constructing the human brain, perhaps the most difficult
device in the recognized world. The procedures (and genes) that drive into constructing brains and
preserving their role through natural life are primarily no different than those that go into building
every single other aspect of us. It almost give the impression like there is a pushover in the middle
of the environment and our DNA, with one significant other leading and then the other, to uniform
the moment. Basically the argument is that genes and environment, or nature are not in battle, on
the other hand work together in harmony. It amazing how Godhas created us uniquely.
2)Mind Wide Open, which perceives the reason of what makes brain science a vigorous element
of people s pursuit to know themselves. Many questions that we ask such as, how can we read
other people? Why does music interchange us to weeping? Where do innovation ideas originated ...
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The Mind Club may want to explain why we love some animals and eat others, why people
dispute over the existence of God very passionately. The moral magnitudes of mind awareness
with intelligence and compassion, illuminating the astonishingly simple basis for what compels
us to love and hate, to harm and to protect. The free will we all were given by the creator. It is
very importance to think outside of the box, what makes up a mind and who should be entered
into the mind club. Mind is dignified by involvement of mental capabilities such as will power,
morality, and communication and experience the scopes to feel hunger, pain, desire, pride. By
being open minded we will be able to better understand other s behavior as well as our
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How Does Temperature Affect The Height Of Basketball
Based on the surface a basketball collides with, it does affect the height of the bounce of the
basketball when dropped from one meter. In this case the surfaces that we investigated were a
table top, the classroom floor, grass, pavement, and dirt. The average height of bounces for each
of the surfaces that were tested was the table top with 60 cm, the classroom floor with 66.4 cm, the
grass with 63 cm, the pavement with 68.8 cm, and the dirt with 71.4 cm. The type of surface the
basketballwas bounced on affected its height because when a basketball bounces off of a surface,
some of its energy is absorbed by that surface. More energy is absorbed by some surfaces more
than others. A soft surface, such as the table top, absorbs more energy when
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Based on the surface a basketball collides with, it does affect the height of the bounce of the
basketball when dropped from one meter. In this case the surfaces that we investigated were a
table top, the classroom floor, grass, pavement, and dirt. The average height of bounces for each
of the surfaces that were tested was the table top with 60 cm, the classroom floor with 66.4 cm, the
grass with 63 cm, the pavement with 68.8 cm, and the dirt with 71.4 cm. The type of surface the
basketballwas bounced on affected its height because when a basketball bounces off of a surface,
some of its energy is absorbed by that surface. More energy is absorbed by some surfaces more
than others. A soft surface, such as the table top, absorbs more energy when
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Importance And Importance Of Physical Examination
1build a relationship with your doctor
2.1 Significance in personal life:
It is very useful in our personal life as physical examination includes all the basic assessment
which can give you an idea about your own health. It is also very beneficial in terms of assessing
your family members when they are in need or sick. This examination also helps you to maintain
your and your family s health in terms of your growth and development which includes BMI,
Nutritional guidance etc.
2.2 Significance in Social Context:
Importance of Physical examination in society plays a great role in health promotion. Healthy life is
always been a motive of health promotion and In every society there are institutions which are
focusing of health promotion. Many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In many cases I observe that people are getting their checkup of physical examination done in every
6 months which is a good thing, they are very much interested in healthy life style and are ready to
maintain their health status.
2.3 Application in current Job:
As we are in nursing profession and working in clinical setting all the day, we encounter many
patients and we used to do physical examination every shift as per our hospital policy and we
report document in their file the observations and then doctors revisit, so the continuity of care
must be provided.
This again helps us in building competency in our assessment skill which will be beneficial for us
and for the patients.
2.4 Current Research:
Many researches have been done on the importance of physical assessment and it also shows that
regular physical examination helps in decreasing morbidity and mortality rates. It also helps the
health care workers to detect the diagnosis earlier and to treat them with promptness. Early
identification of Cancers are also been treated effectively and increase patients prognosis.
Concept 3: Assessment of Integumentary System
Introduction:
Integumentary system comprises of the skin and its appendages which includes hairs, scales,
feathers, hooves, and nails.
Significance of the Integumentary
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1build a relationship with your doctor
2.1 Significance in personal life:
It is very useful in our personal life as physical examination includes all the basic assessment
which can give you an idea about your own health. It is also very beneficial in terms of assessing
your family members when they are in need or sick. This examination also helps you to maintain
your and your family s health in terms of your growth and development which includes BMI,
Nutritional guidance etc.
2.2 Significance in Social Context:
Importance of Physical examination in society plays a great role in health promotion. Healthy life is
always been a motive of health promotion and In every society there are institutions which are
focusing of health promotion. Many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In many cases I observe that people are getting their checkup of physical examination done in every
6 months which is a good thing, they are very much interested in healthy life style and are ready to
maintain their health status.
2.3 Application in current Job:
As we are in nursing profession and working in clinical setting all the day, we encounter many
patients and we used to do physical examination every shift as per our hospital policy and we
report document in their file the observations and then doctors revisit, so the continuity of care
must be provided.
This again helps us in building competency in our assessment skill which will be beneficial for us
and for the patients.
2.4 Current Research:
Many researches have been done on the importance of physical assessment and it also shows that
regular physical examination helps in decreasing morbidity and mortality rates. It also helps the
health care workers to detect the diagnosis earlier and to treat them with promptness. Early
identification of Cancers are also been treated effectively and increase patients prognosis.
Concept 3: Assessment of Integumentary System
Introduction:
Integumentary system comprises of the skin and its appendages which includes hairs, scales,
feathers, hooves, and nails.
Significance of the Integumentary
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Caose Theorem
SUBMISSION QUESTION 7 EXTERNALITIES AND COASE THEOREM (a) Explain what is
meant by externalities ? (b) Consider an industry whose production process emit a gaseous pollutant
into the atmosphere. Use the simple supply and demand model to demonstrate that, in the absence
of any regulation, this industry s production will result in allocative inefficiency in the use of
society s resources. Externalities is cost or benefit from production or consumption of commodity
that flow to external parties but not taken into account by market (Bajada, 2012). The impact of
externalities is the distortion in allocation of resources. Externalities will cause individual to pursuit
based on their self interest. Hence, it will cause... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The market equilibrium that reflect social cost should be at the price that higher than Pp and the
quantity is lower than Qp.| Point (c) and (d) below will explain more about the correction should be
taken to overcome externalities cost. (2) Externalities Benefit Externalities benefit is production or
consumption of commodities that confer benefit, for which payment or compensation is not
required, on third parties or community at large (Bajada, 2012). When externalities benefits occur,
the market demand curve reflects only the marginal private benefit, this will understate the marginal
social benefits available to the society thus the commodity become undervalued and undersupplied
(Bajada, 2012) The example of externalities benefit is education. Higher education not only benefit
for individual related to higher income, but also benefit for community such as more educated
community and tolerant citizen. Source: Wikipedia.com| The curve shows that the market
equilibrium at price Pp and Quantity Qp. Nevertheless, the market did not include the social benefit
of education for the communities. Hence, the market price is underpriced. Furthermore, it also
causes under allocation of education by producers.| There are several corrections by government to
make the market reflect the social benefit, which are: (1) Subsidized the supply, so that the supplier
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SUBMISSION QUESTION 7 EXTERNALITIES AND COASE THEOREM (a) Explain what is
meant by externalities ? (b) Consider an industry whose production process emit a gaseous pollutant
into the atmosphere. Use the simple supply and demand model to demonstrate that, in the absence
of any regulation, this industry s production will result in allocative inefficiency in the use of
society s resources. Externalities is cost or benefit from production or consumption of commodity
that flow to external parties but not taken into account by market (Bajada, 2012). The impact of
externalities is the distortion in allocation of resources. Externalities will cause individual to pursuit
based on their self interest. Hence, it will cause... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The market equilibrium that reflect social cost should be at the price that higher than Pp and the
quantity is lower than Qp.| Point (c) and (d) below will explain more about the correction should be
taken to overcome externalities cost. (2) Externalities Benefit Externalities benefit is production or
consumption of commodities that confer benefit, for which payment or compensation is not
required, on third parties or community at large (Bajada, 2012). When externalities benefits occur,
the market demand curve reflects only the marginal private benefit, this will understate the marginal
social benefits available to the society thus the commodity become undervalued and undersupplied
(Bajada, 2012) The example of externalities benefit is education. Higher education not only benefit
for individual related to higher income, but also benefit for community such as more educated
community and tolerant citizen. Source: Wikipedia.com| The curve shows that the market
equilibrium at price Pp and Quantity Qp. Nevertheless, the market did not include the social benefit
of education for the communities. Hence, the market price is underpriced. Furthermore, it also
causes under allocation of education by producers.| There are several corrections by government to
make the market reflect the social benefit, which are: (1) Subsidized the supply, so that the supplier
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The World s Biggest Package Delivery Company
2.1. Company overview
UPS had been in existence for over one hundred and seven years. It was initially started by two
individuals. These men started the company inside of the United States and it was initially a
messenger company. Over the years, the company has experienced a tremendous amount of growth.
It has evolved from a very small operation to a multi billion dollar company. The amount of growth
is attributed to how the company has concentrated its efforts and focused upon helping good to
transported and shipped around the world.
Currently, the company is a global giant, in terms of its ability to move goods. Also, the
company is highly visible and easily recognized. Over the years, it has become the world s
biggest package delivery company. However, it has also evolved to offer many other offerings
and services. On a daily basis, the company operates and manages how goods and information are
shipped throughout the world. UPS uses many different approaches to shipping goods and
information. The company owns and operates a fleet of vehicles and it also has a fleet of airplanes
as well. However, a main component of how the company differentiates itself from its competitors
is how it has Supply Chain Management offerings. This is an area where the company has a
competitive advantage against other companies in the industry. The company also has advantages
in terms of how it uses technology to become efficient. This is highlighted by the handheld
computers that many
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2.1. Company overview
UPS had been in existence for over one hundred and seven years. It was initially started by two
individuals. These men started the company inside of the United States and it was initially a
messenger company. Over the years, the company has experienced a tremendous amount of growth.
It has evolved from a very small operation to a multi billion dollar company. The amount of growth
is attributed to how the company has concentrated its efforts and focused upon helping good to
transported and shipped around the world.
Currently, the company is a global giant, in terms of its ability to move goods. Also, the
company is highly visible and easily recognized. Over the years, it has become the world s
biggest package delivery company. However, it has also evolved to offer many other offerings
and services. On a daily basis, the company operates and manages how goods and information are
shipped throughout the world. UPS uses many different approaches to shipping goods and
information. The company owns and operates a fleet of vehicles and it also has a fleet of airplanes
as well. However, a main component of how the company differentiates itself from its competitors
is how it has Supply Chain Management offerings. This is an area where the company has a
competitive advantage against other companies in the industry. The company also has advantages
in terms of how it uses technology to become efficient. This is highlighted by the handheld
computers that many
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The Rise and Fall of A Celebrity in Alice Walkerв Ђ™s...
In Alice Walker s story Nineteen Fifty Five there are numerous characters in which the reader
encounters however the main two you will see is Gracie Mae Still and Traynor. This story is
spoken by Gracie Mae but it depicts Traynor s life in an indirect way. In looking at the story from
a modern view this can be compared to the rise and fall of a celebrity as well as well known
celebrities today and their issues that can described using this story. Whether Alice Walker
portrayed Traynor as Elvis is unclear to most, there is a very strong connection. Elvis Presley s
music career started in 1955 and gained fast momentum in 1956 making him an international
sensation. This would coincide with the nasty little jerk that Gracie was viewing on... Show more
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Throughout the story it is also evident that Traynor sends letters as well as extravagant gifts to
Gracie Mae. It has been known that Elvis gave gifts of houses and cars to numerous people that
he knew as well. In going deeper into the story it can be seen that Traynor doesn t have a very
stable foundation and that he is also attempting to discover the meaning of Gracie Mae s song
but hasn t learned anything. And then it s learned that Traynor had married and divorced 14
women and was currently married to his 15th. There is no exact explanation given for the
numerous marriages and divorces but from my perspective the women all may have had some
type of trait that Traynor temporarily wanted and as time went on he fell out of love because
they were not what he had really desired. The connection he has with Gracie Mae has survived a
couple of decades and she may be exactly what he wants in a woman but can t find that in
anyone else. In Gracie Mae s dream Traynor says, You marry em for no reason but there was a
reason, one he may not have comprehended. And in a brief portion of the story we see a letter
delivered to Gracie Mae about Traynor joing the army and still thinking about the song. Presley
joined the army as well around the same time Traynor did as depicted in the story. The story
ultimately ends upon the news of Traynor s death and the speculation that alcohol or drugs may
have been the
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In Alice Walker s story Nineteen Fifty Five there are numerous characters in which the reader
encounters however the main two you will see is Gracie Mae Still and Traynor. This story is
spoken by Gracie Mae but it depicts Traynor s life in an indirect way. In looking at the story from
a modern view this can be compared to the rise and fall of a celebrity as well as well known
celebrities today and their issues that can described using this story. Whether Alice Walker
portrayed Traynor as Elvis is unclear to most, there is a very strong connection. Elvis Presley s
music career started in 1955 and gained fast momentum in 1956 making him an international
sensation. This would coincide with the nasty little jerk that Gracie was viewing on... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout the story it is also evident that Traynor sends letters as well as extravagant gifts to
Gracie Mae. It has been known that Elvis gave gifts of houses and cars to numerous people that
he knew as well. In going deeper into the story it can be seen that Traynor doesn t have a very
stable foundation and that he is also attempting to discover the meaning of Gracie Mae s song
but hasn t learned anything. And then it s learned that Traynor had married and divorced 14
women and was currently married to his 15th. There is no exact explanation given for the
numerous marriages and divorces but from my perspective the women all may have had some
type of trait that Traynor temporarily wanted and as time went on he fell out of love because
they were not what he had really desired. The connection he has with Gracie Mae has survived a
couple of decades and she may be exactly what he wants in a woman but can t find that in
anyone else. In Gracie Mae s dream Traynor says, You marry em for no reason but there was a
reason, one he may not have comprehended. And in a brief portion of the story we see a letter
delivered to Gracie Mae about Traynor joing the army and still thinking about the song. Presley
joined the army as well around the same time Traynor did as depicted in the story. The story
ultimately ends upon the news of Traynor s death and the speculation that alcohol or drugs may
have been the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Archetypal Characters and Symbols in The Phantom of the...
Archetypal Characters and Symbols in The Phantom of the Opera
The story of The Phantom of the Opera appeals to many types of personalities and people of all
ages because of its archetypal characters and patterns. Carl Jung theorized that we are born with
innate tendencies to perceive things a certain way: a kind of readiness to reproduce over and over
again the same or similar mythical ideas . . . 1. These repeated ideas are archetypes. The basic
legend of The Phantom takes place in 19th century Paris, and is that of a young and talented, but
untrained singer named Christine. Erik, the Phantom, is a disfigured genius of many fields,
including music, architecture, magic, and science. His fatal flaw stems from his ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The children s version, meant for 8 to 12 year olds, is the most like the original 1920s Gaston
Leroux version. One of the few things that is changed, other than the overall abbreviation of the
novel, is simplification of the language. For example, Erik begins describing himself by saying, I
was ugly. Worse than ugly 3. This straightforward, childlike language puts the novel at the preteen
reading level while preserving Erik s crucial description. The Phantom of the Opera is the most
popular book in Random House Publishing s youth Bullseye Chiller series, above other tales of
vampires, werewolves, mummies, and witches4. Even children can identify with the love triangle
among the three main characters Erik, Christine and Raoul. They probably still pity his
unrequited love for Christine, and the way in which he was mistreated. Night Magic, another
adaptation, is much lighter reading and aimed at a different audience than the more literary
variations. Night Magic is the modern day romance version of Phantom, spanning two decades.
Erik becomes a reclusive scarred contractor, and Christine is now Marisa, a spoiled and orphaned
teenager with a beautiful voice. The traditional Erik kills without a thought when he feels
threatened, while Erik s most raging moment in Night Magic consists of him throwing a stool
across the room when a client has been flirtatious with Marisa5. This adaptation is lacking the
dangerous side of Erik, so as not to scare
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Archetypal Characters and Symbols in The Phantom of the Opera
The story of The Phantom of the Opera appeals to many types of personalities and people of all
ages because of its archetypal characters and patterns. Carl Jung theorized that we are born with
innate tendencies to perceive things a certain way: a kind of readiness to reproduce over and over
again the same or similar mythical ideas . . . 1. These repeated ideas are archetypes. The basic
legend of The Phantom takes place in 19th century Paris, and is that of a young and talented, but
untrained singer named Christine. Erik, the Phantom, is a disfigured genius of many fields,
including music, architecture, magic, and science. His fatal flaw stems from his ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The children s version, meant for 8 to 12 year olds, is the most like the original 1920s Gaston
Leroux version. One of the few things that is changed, other than the overall abbreviation of the
novel, is simplification of the language. For example, Erik begins describing himself by saying, I
was ugly. Worse than ugly 3. This straightforward, childlike language puts the novel at the preteen
reading level while preserving Erik s crucial description. The Phantom of the Opera is the most
popular book in Random House Publishing s youth Bullseye Chiller series, above other tales of
vampires, werewolves, mummies, and witches4. Even children can identify with the love triangle
among the three main characters Erik, Christine and Raoul. They probably still pity his
unrequited love for Christine, and the way in which he was mistreated. Night Magic, another
adaptation, is much lighter reading and aimed at a different audience than the more literary
variations. Night Magic is the modern day romance version of Phantom, spanning two decades.
Erik becomes a reclusive scarred contractor, and Christine is now Marisa, a spoiled and orphaned
teenager with a beautiful voice. The traditional Erik kills without a thought when he feels
threatened, while Erik s most raging moment in Night Magic consists of him throwing a stool
across the room when a client has been flirtatious with Marisa5. This adaptation is lacking the
dangerous side of Erik, so as not to scare
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Case Brief Memorandum Essay
kaplan university pa401 advanced legal writing| Case Brief Draft| Unit 3 Assignment| | Vicky
Hunter| 1/21/2013|
|
memorandum to: victoria corbo, esq. from: vICKY hUNTER pARALEGAL
Subject:Case Brief date: 3/2/2013
CC: Tony T. Smith
Gonzalez v. Reno, 212 F.3d 1338 (11th Cir. 2000)
Procedural History:
Plaintiff, Elian Gonzalez, a six year old minor, through his next of friend , Lazaro Gonzalez, filed
an asylum application with the INS (Immigration amp; Naturalization Service), which was denied.
The plaintiff s then filed a claim in the federal district court which stated the Plaintiff s due process
rights were violated and the INS had overstepped ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Issue:
Whether a minor child can file for asylum without the consent of a parent or legal guardian?
Rule:
8 U.S.C.A. В§ 1158 (West 2012) states any alien who is physically present in the United States or
who arrives in the United States (whether or not at a designated port of arrival and including an
alien who is brought to the United States after having been interdicted in international or United
States waters), irrespective of such alien s status, may apply for asylum in accordance with this
section or, where applicable, section 1225(b) of this title.
Analysis:
The main issues before the Court were two fold. First, could a six year old child apply for
asylum without a parent or legal guardian and secondly, did the INS overstep their authority in
denying the application for asylum. Statute 8 USC В§ 1158 states that any alien could apply for
asylum, however, the INS rejected that a six year old child had the mental capacity to make that
decision for himself. The INS interviewed both the Uncle Lazaro Gonzalez and the father Juan
Gonzalez and determined that the father was the legal guardian, therefore had the right to speak
for Elian Gonzalez. Elian s reasons for seeking asylum were fear of persecution . According to the
uncle, if Elian, were returned to Cuba,
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kaplan university pa401 advanced legal writing| Case Brief Draft| Unit 3 Assignment| | Vicky
Hunter| 1/21/2013|
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memorandum to: victoria corbo, esq. from: vICKY hUNTER pARALEGAL
Subject:Case Brief date: 3/2/2013
CC: Tony T. Smith
Gonzalez v. Reno, 212 F.3d 1338 (11th Cir. 2000)
Procedural History:
Plaintiff, Elian Gonzalez, a six year old minor, through his next of friend , Lazaro Gonzalez, filed
an asylum application with the INS (Immigration amp; Naturalization Service), which was denied.
The plaintiff s then filed a claim in the federal district court which stated the Plaintiff s due process
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Issue:
Whether a minor child can file for asylum without the consent of a parent or legal guardian?
Rule:
8 U.S.C.A. В§ 1158 (West 2012) states any alien who is physically present in the United States or
who arrives in the United States (whether or not at a designated port of arrival and including an
alien who is brought to the United States after having been interdicted in international or United
States waters), irrespective of such alien s status, may apply for asylum in accordance with this
section or, where applicable, section 1225(b) of this title.
Analysis:
The main issues before the Court were two fold. First, could a six year old child apply for
asylum without a parent or legal guardian and secondly, did the INS overstep their authority in
denying the application for asylum. Statute 8 USC В§ 1158 states that any alien could apply for
asylum, however, the INS rejected that a six year old child had the mental capacity to make that
decision for himself. The INS interviewed both the Uncle Lazaro Gonzalez and the father Juan
Gonzalez and determined that the father was the legal guardian, therefore had the right to speak
for Elian Gonzalez. Elian s reasons for seeking asylum were fear of persecution . According to the
uncle, if Elian, were returned to Cuba,
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The Dome Of The Rock
Jerusalem, in modern times, represents a religious space to Muslims, Christians, and Jews.
Jerusalem is defined by its long history of change and development. Early primary sources details
and justifies the religious significance of the city. Each of the major religions that revere Jerusalem
has their own reasoning. Prior to the Christian and Islamic belief, the Jewish believers associate
Jerusalemwith Davidic rule and the First and Second Temple on the Temple Mount. Muslims regard
Jerusalem as holy, because the Prophetical nocturnal journey was to Jerusalem first, and that the
ascension of the Prophet Muhammadto Heaven started from Jerusalem, from al Sakhra known
now as Qubbat al Sakhra (the Dome of the Rock) (El Khatib 2001:34). The Dome of the Rock is
still present and can be visited today on the Temple Mount within Jerusalem. Similar to the
ascension of Prophet Muhammad, the Christians believe that Jerusalem is the location of Jesus
resurrection from death. The Dome of the Rock bears great significance to the Islamic people, but
the question remains: Why exactly was it built on top of the Temple Mount? There can be
multiple interpretations of the answer to this question. Some claim that the reason for building
[the Dome of the Rock] in Jerusalem was that, since Ibn al Zubayr was in possession of Mek kah,
Abd al Malik wanted to divert pilgrims from the Hijaz by establishing the Palestinian city as the
religious center of Islam(Grabar 1959:35). Abd al Malik
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Jerusalem, in modern times, represents a religious space to Muslims, Christians, and Jews.
Jerusalem is defined by its long history of change and development. Early primary sources details
and justifies the religious significance of the city. Each of the major religions that revere Jerusalem
has their own reasoning. Prior to the Christian and Islamic belief, the Jewish believers associate
Jerusalemwith Davidic rule and the First and Second Temple on the Temple Mount. Muslims regard
Jerusalem as holy, because the Prophetical nocturnal journey was to Jerusalem first, and that the
ascension of the Prophet Muhammadto Heaven started from Jerusalem, from al Sakhra known
now as Qubbat al Sakhra (the Dome of the Rock) (El Khatib 2001:34). The Dome of the Rock is
still present and can be visited today on the Temple Mount within Jerusalem. Similar to the
ascension of Prophet Muhammad, the Christians believe that Jerusalem is the location of Jesus
resurrection from death. The Dome of the Rock bears great significance to the Islamic people, but
the question remains: Why exactly was it built on top of the Temple Mount? There can be
multiple interpretations of the answer to this question. Some claim that the reason for building
[the Dome of the Rock] in Jerusalem was that, since Ibn al Zubayr was in possession of Mek kah,
Abd al Malik wanted to divert pilgrims from the Hijaz by establishing the Palestinian city as the
religious center of Islam(Grabar 1959:35). Abd al Malik
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Dell Inc. An American Multinational Computer Technology...
Dell Inc is an American multinational computer technology company. Named after its founder,
Michael Dell, the company is one of the largest in the technology industry. Since the company
began in 1984, Dell has created a reputation of excellent customer satisfaction, becoming the
household name for home computing. But the company serves more than just the average family,
offering software and peripherals, mobile workstations, data storage, mobile devices such as smart
phones and tablets, servers, and networking solutions. The company currently employs more than
108,800 with 54.89 billion in sales (Forbes, 2016).
The company has come a long way in the last 32 year from Michael Dell s Texas dorm room. From
that time on Dell has been a dedicated player producing quality personal computers for homes and
businesses, as well as government and private organizations. Dell currently manufactures, designs,
and sells an extensive range of computing products globally. Dell also support several office
applications include security software, antivirus, laptop accessories, and televisions, networking
entertainment software, keyboards, mice, printers, and power adapters, digital cameras etc. Dell s
mission doesn t stop there. They also provide technical support in the company wide with excellent
financial services, infrastructure technology services, and Information Technology consulting
services. Dell s serves several different groups which include Government, education and health care
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Dell Inc is an American multinational computer technology company. Named after its founder,
Michael Dell, the company is one of the largest in the technology industry. Since the company
began in 1984, Dell has created a reputation of excellent customer satisfaction, becoming the
household name for home computing. But the company serves more than just the average family,
offering software and peripherals, mobile workstations, data storage, mobile devices such as smart
phones and tablets, servers, and networking solutions. The company currently employs more than
108,800 with 54.89 billion in sales (Forbes, 2016).
The company has come a long way in the last 32 year from Michael Dell s Texas dorm room. From
that time on Dell has been a dedicated player producing quality personal computers for homes and
businesses, as well as government and private organizations. Dell currently manufactures, designs,
and sells an extensive range of computing products globally. Dell also support several office
applications include security software, antivirus, laptop accessories, and televisions, networking
entertainment software, keyboards, mice, printers, and power adapters, digital cameras etc. Dell s
mission doesn t stop there. They also provide technical support in the company wide with excellent
financial services, infrastructure technology services, and Information Technology consulting
services. Dell s serves several different groups which include Government, education and health care
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Essay on Meet the Mentors
Isn t this such a treat? Semmia marvels as she pulls apart the platinum doors and escorts us into
a dining room filled with beautiful cakes and snacks that even District one hadn t the pleasure of
seeing. I bite my lip and she motions to the two center seats and we automatically adopt a
nervous pose in them. I had never felt so frightened in my life. I am going to ask the driver how
long it shall take to get to the capitol we had to change course because of a little animal outbreak
on the tracks, she smiles with glee before stepping out of our line of sight and leaving us in an
awkward silence. Don t worry, Althea and Magnar will be with you shortly. I hear the door close
and Renee looks to me with an analytical gaze. You re... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That s it? You really are dead. she chuckles and I frown, and feel already isolated in this hollow
box thats speeding towards my death even if it s not responsible. How did your Mother take the
news then? she smiles cockily before raising an eyebrow at my silence. She expects me to die. I
say silently and she stops she just stops her talking and goes quiet, and I leave her to that. I never
was very good at simple conversations. The buddy tactic seemed to be shot out the water as she
d already pointed out she knew my flaw. I had already begun to gnaw on my lips to the point
they were red raw when Renee nudged my arm and brought me back to reality. My eyes adjusted
to the lights that seemed to be flaring and I took in our mentors. They didn t seem the most
friendly to me, infact they seemed to possess the ability to chew off our heads. Chin up, no need
to look so glum Mitch. Congratulations! Althea gushes towards me with the same glee that
Semmia possessed. Magnar glares at me, with an element of pity in his eyes he knows I ll die
too. It s the same look my mother had. Right, tell us what you can do. Magnar demands, barking at
Renee who stays composed before rolling her eyes, I can shoot, I
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Isn t this such a treat? Semmia marvels as she pulls apart the platinum doors and escorts us into
a dining room filled with beautiful cakes and snacks that even District one hadn t the pleasure of
seeing. I bite my lip and she motions to the two center seats and we automatically adopt a
nervous pose in them. I had never felt so frightened in my life. I am going to ask the driver how
long it shall take to get to the capitol we had to change course because of a little animal outbreak
on the tracks, she smiles with glee before stepping out of our line of sight and leaving us in an
awkward silence. Don t worry, Althea and Magnar will be with you shortly. I hear the door close
and Renee looks to me with an analytical gaze. You re... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That s it? You really are dead. she chuckles and I frown, and feel already isolated in this hollow
box thats speeding towards my death even if it s not responsible. How did your Mother take the
news then? she smiles cockily before raising an eyebrow at my silence. She expects me to die. I
say silently and she stops she just stops her talking and goes quiet, and I leave her to that. I never
was very good at simple conversations. The buddy tactic seemed to be shot out the water as she
d already pointed out she knew my flaw. I had already begun to gnaw on my lips to the point
they were red raw when Renee nudged my arm and brought me back to reality. My eyes adjusted
to the lights that seemed to be flaring and I took in our mentors. They didn t seem the most
friendly to me, infact they seemed to possess the ability to chew off our heads. Chin up, no need
to look so glum Mitch. Congratulations! Althea gushes towards me with the same glee that
Semmia possessed. Magnar glares at me, with an element of pity in his eyes he knows I ll die
too. It s the same look my mother had. Right, tell us what you can do. Magnar demands, barking at
Renee who stays composed before rolling her eyes, I can shoot, I
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Case Study Of Dacia Loga
3.0 Target Market
The target market is a progress evaluating each segment and focus on a specific group of
consumers to target to sell product and services (Entrepreneur, 2015).
3.1 Dacia Target Market
Dacia Duster is Sports Utility Vehicle which target for the off road enthusiasts because of its
automatic four wheel drive, short first gear and Duster able to cope with toughest roads and track
to contribute a great off road performance. Dacia Logan MCV is a small family car and it is used to
target for a family. It able to seat 5 people and it has more comfortable space and big luggage space
to put the whole family luggage so it is suitable for a whole family drive for a travel. The engine of
Logan is prepared to handle lower quality fuel so ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The brand is growing strongly in Turkey, Morocco and Romania, and Bulgariaп ј€Renault,
2014п ј‰. Therefore, Dacia keeps focusing on these geographical areas .Demographics refer a
study population of age, gender, income, lifecycle to understand customer need and wants (Olah,
2015). Dacia have manufactured Dacia Logan MCV has five seats for small family and Dacia
Sandero for the women. In Psychographic, Dacia is divided into different groups based on
personality, attitudes, interests, and lifestyle (Grimsley, 2013).The people who are more sensitive
to the price can choose for Dacia Sandero which is promoting price В Ј5,995 (Lyndon, 2013).The
person who is more concern on their safety will choose the car which have the airbag function to
ensure their safety such as Dacia Duster. In behavioral segmentation, Dacia offers Duster for the
people who like off road and Logan MCV for long travel. Dacia uses differentiate strategy to help
them become more
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3.0 Target Market
The target market is a progress evaluating each segment and focus on a specific group of
consumers to target to sell product and services (Entrepreneur, 2015).
3.1 Dacia Target Market
Dacia Duster is Sports Utility Vehicle which target for the off road enthusiasts because of its
automatic four wheel drive, short first gear and Duster able to cope with toughest roads and track
to contribute a great off road performance. Dacia Logan MCV is a small family car and it is used to
target for a family. It able to seat 5 people and it has more comfortable space and big luggage space
to put the whole family luggage so it is suitable for a whole family drive for a travel. The engine of
Logan is prepared to handle lower quality fuel so ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The brand is growing strongly in Turkey, Morocco and Romania, and Bulgariaп ј€Renault,
2014п ј‰. Therefore, Dacia keeps focusing on these geographical areas .Demographics refer a
study population of age, gender, income, lifecycle to understand customer need and wants (Olah,
2015). Dacia have manufactured Dacia Logan MCV has five seats for small family and Dacia
Sandero for the women. In Psychographic, Dacia is divided into different groups based on
personality, attitudes, interests, and lifestyle (Grimsley, 2013).The people who are more sensitive
to the price can choose for Dacia Sandero which is promoting price В Ј5,995 (Lyndon, 2013).The
person who is more concern on their safety will choose the car which have the airbag function to
ensure their safety such as Dacia Duster. In behavioral segmentation, Dacia offers Duster for the
people who like off road and Logan MCV for long travel. Dacia uses differentiate strategy to help
them become more
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My Surprise At Your Surprise
I love to cook and to my surprise so do my kids. They are always eager to help me anyway they
can. I also find that letting them help prepare the meals adds to the excitement of eating them,
even the healthy veggies. When prepping to cook with kids always make sure to have kid
friendly tools that they can use. I allow them to use butter knives to cut, slotted spoons, pots,
pans, rolling pins and the cutting board. When thinking of kid friendly menus remember to add
you re twist on the menu. Instead of just plain old boiled hot dogs let the kids slice them down
the middle a few times and place them in a pan of hot water, boil until done and when you take
them out they have a great octopus hot dog to place on a bowl of mac n cheese or cover in
ketchup and let them play sea monsters. When making cookies allow them to roll out the dough
and let them go at it with a few cookie cutters. If no cookie cutter are available look around the
house, play dough cutters work great as well as cups and square blocks. If all else fails let them
use their hands to make shapes and re roll for correct thickness. My kids all time favorite recipe
is graveyard pudding. I prepare the pudding while they crush up some Oreo cookies in zip lock
baggies. Once the pudding is complete we sprinkle the cookie crumbs over the top, and start
decorating with gummy worms and various candies. This recipe is fun and taste good. Letting the
kids be hands on in the kitchen is a great life tool for them. Not only
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I love to cook and to my surprise so do my kids. They are always eager to help me anyway they
can. I also find that letting them help prepare the meals adds to the excitement of eating them,
even the healthy veggies. When prepping to cook with kids always make sure to have kid
friendly tools that they can use. I allow them to use butter knives to cut, slotted spoons, pots,
pans, rolling pins and the cutting board. When thinking of kid friendly menus remember to add
you re twist on the menu. Instead of just plain old boiled hot dogs let the kids slice them down
the middle a few times and place them in a pan of hot water, boil until done and when you take
them out they have a great octopus hot dog to place on a bowl of mac n cheese or cover in
ketchup and let them play sea monsters. When making cookies allow them to roll out the dough
and let them go at it with a few cookie cutters. If no cookie cutter are available look around the
house, play dough cutters work great as well as cups and square blocks. If all else fails let them
use their hands to make shapes and re roll for correct thickness. My kids all time favorite recipe
is graveyard pudding. I prepare the pudding while they crush up some Oreo cookies in zip lock
baggies. Once the pudding is complete we sprinkle the cookie crumbs over the top, and start
decorating with gummy worms and various candies. This recipe is fun and taste good. Letting the
kids be hands on in the kitchen is a great life tool for them. Not only
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Child Abuse And Child Sexual Abuse
In the United States today studies show that 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men are sexually abused
before the age of 18 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2006). Therefore that would
mean 42 million adults are survivors of child abuse right here in the United States. Among these
children there are 73% of children who do not tell anyone for a year, and many who never tell
anyone (The Children s Assessment Center). If we do not intervene many would say 500,000
babies will be born and sexually abused by the age of 18. It is important is it to be educated in the
signs and symptoms of adult and child sexual abuseand getting involved in our own communities
to stop this vicious cycle. You may or may not be a social worker or therapist but everyone can
help an adult or child just by caring enough to stop and recognize the clues (The Children s
Assessment Center).
Most of us want to know where to begin to help someone in the various first stages of sexual
abuse or assault, and in these next few paragraphs you will learn the process of interviewing a
child or adult. In order to interviewing a child you will need to be well educated in child
development; such as the Erik Erikson theory which helps us to understand the 8 stages of social
and emotional development (Child Development Institute). Having the interview with the child as
early as the information has been reported and alone is best. Always make sure the proper
informed consent is filled out before any interviewing
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In the United States today studies show that 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men are sexually abused
before the age of 18 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2006). Therefore that would
mean 42 million adults are survivors of child abuse right here in the United States. Among these
children there are 73% of children who do not tell anyone for a year, and many who never tell
anyone (The Children s Assessment Center). If we do not intervene many would say 500,000
babies will be born and sexually abused by the age of 18. It is important is it to be educated in the
signs and symptoms of adult and child sexual abuseand getting involved in our own communities
to stop this vicious cycle. You may or may not be a social worker or therapist but everyone can
help an adult or child just by caring enough to stop and recognize the clues (The Children s
Assessment Center).
Most of us want to know where to begin to help someone in the various first stages of sexual
abuse or assault, and in these next few paragraphs you will learn the process of interviewing a
child or adult. In order to interviewing a child you will need to be well educated in child
development; such as the Erik Erikson theory which helps us to understand the 8 stages of social
and emotional development (Child Development Institute). Having the interview with the child as
early as the information has been reported and alone is best. Always make sure the proper
informed consent is filled out before any interviewing
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Byzantine Empire Dbq Analysis
Another way the crusades led to the fall of the Byzantine Empire was the presence of weak
leadership. For instance, Emperor Alexius is anxious to gain loyalty and strength because his
empire is weaker internally; therefore he forces loyalty oaths. Alexius s need to make other
leaders take an oath proves he was not a strong enough leader to deserve the respect of the
people, therefore resulting in the people revolting, causing everlasting internal damage (Doc 2.) A
chronicler is a person who writes accounts of important or historical events or people. Therefore,
it is Anna Comnena s job to write down her father s actions and interactions, she is unbiased
because she shows the weakness of her father and does not write to boast about how great her
father is. All in all, Anna writes in a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Hagia Sophia was one of the greatest Orthodox churches built by Justinian. Alexius IV in
other words destroys the empire and lowers religious values. The empire and the emperor must be
so vulnerable and powerless to have to burn religious icons in order to pay enemies. In essence, the
melting of religious icons demonstrates the emperor s weakness to sustain society. The turning
against religious values made the citizens of the Byzantine Empire revolt, causing more internal
conflict, which allows the Turks to devise ways to conquer the holy lands (Doc5.) Jonathon s
Phillips secondary source includes a primary a source where the tone is miserable and the person
who is watching this empire crumble is in horror and complete sadness. This document shows
Alexius IV has come to his last resort and began to destroy his one unifying element in his society.
Alexius IV had to choose religion or the protection of his empire, and as most emperors would, he
chose to protect society rather than preserving religion. The excerpt from The Letter of Alexius, the
reader can clearly see the vulnerability of the
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Another way the crusades led to the fall of the Byzantine Empire was the presence of weak
leadership. For instance, Emperor Alexius is anxious to gain loyalty and strength because his
empire is weaker internally; therefore he forces loyalty oaths. Alexius s need to make other
leaders take an oath proves he was not a strong enough leader to deserve the respect of the
people, therefore resulting in the people revolting, causing everlasting internal damage (Doc 2.) A
chronicler is a person who writes accounts of important or historical events or people. Therefore,
it is Anna Comnena s job to write down her father s actions and interactions, she is unbiased
because she shows the weakness of her father and does not write to boast about how great her
father is. All in all, Anna writes in a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Hagia Sophia was one of the greatest Orthodox churches built by Justinian. Alexius IV in
other words destroys the empire and lowers religious values. The empire and the emperor must be
so vulnerable and powerless to have to burn religious icons in order to pay enemies. In essence, the
melting of religious icons demonstrates the emperor s weakness to sustain society. The turning
against religious values made the citizens of the Byzantine Empire revolt, causing more internal
conflict, which allows the Turks to devise ways to conquer the holy lands (Doc5.) Jonathon s
Phillips secondary source includes a primary a source where the tone is miserable and the person
who is watching this empire crumble is in horror and complete sadness. This document shows
Alexius IV has come to his last resort and began to destroy his one unifying element in his society.
Alexius IV had to choose religion or the protection of his empire, and as most emperors would, he
chose to protect society rather than preserving religion. The excerpt from The Letter of Alexius, the
reader can clearly see the vulnerability of the
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Presidential and Parliamentary Systems of Government Essay
Every country differs in their preference of political system to govern their countries. For
democratic countries, two possible choices of governing are the presidential system and the
parliamentary system. Since both the presidential and the parliamentary systems have their own
strengths and weaknesses, many scholars have examined these two forms of government, and
debate on which political system is more successful in governance. In this paper, I will first provide
a detailed analysis of both the parliamentary and the presidential system. I will also evaluate each
system s strengths and weaknesses, addressing any differences as well as any commonalities.
Finally, I will conclude by using historical examples to analyze and support the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Advocates of the parliamentary form of government suggested a few competitive strengths of this
system of government. Since it has gained a stable parliamentary majority, the government is able
to smoothly process its legislative project. In addition, the government is adequately furnished that
it could still choose to adopt measures designed to support the national interests while many
strong sectional groups oppose such measures (Dyck, 2012). The prime minister is the leader of
this type of government, who is obliged to be responsive to all its people s demands. Also, the
people have the right to vote and replace the prime minister due to any incompetency of governance
that does not address and fulfill their desires. This is known as the non confidence vote; the
government may be removed when it has lost confidence in the parliament, and cause the head of
state to resign a new government (Dyck, 2012). An example of such measure occurred in Britain
on March 28th, 1979. When James Callaghan s labour government was defeated in the House of
Commons just by one vote, it was forced into an early election that was won by the opposition
leader Margaret Thatcher (Dyck, 2012). In this case, it can avoid or at least reduce the period of
legislative gridlock, because of its flexibility in elections and the power is centered in the country s
prime
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Every country differs in their preference of political system to govern their countries. For
democratic countries, two possible choices of governing are the presidential system and the
parliamentary system. Since both the presidential and the parliamentary systems have their own
strengths and weaknesses, many scholars have examined these two forms of government, and
debate on which political system is more successful in governance. In this paper, I will first provide
a detailed analysis of both the parliamentary and the presidential system. I will also evaluate each
system s strengths and weaknesses, addressing any differences as well as any commonalities.
Finally, I will conclude by using historical examples to analyze and support the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Advocates of the parliamentary form of government suggested a few competitive strengths of this
system of government. Since it has gained a stable parliamentary majority, the government is able
to smoothly process its legislative project. In addition, the government is adequately furnished that
it could still choose to adopt measures designed to support the national interests while many
strong sectional groups oppose such measures (Dyck, 2012). The prime minister is the leader of
this type of government, who is obliged to be responsive to all its people s demands. Also, the
people have the right to vote and replace the prime minister due to any incompetency of governance
that does not address and fulfill their desires. This is known as the non confidence vote; the
government may be removed when it has lost confidence in the parliament, and cause the head of
state to resign a new government (Dyck, 2012). An example of such measure occurred in Britain
on March 28th, 1979. When James Callaghan s labour government was defeated in the House of
Commons just by one vote, it was forced into an early election that was won by the opposition
leader Margaret Thatcher (Dyck, 2012). In this case, it can avoid or at least reduce the period of
legislative gridlock, because of its flexibility in elections and the power is centered in the country s
prime
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Bowling For Columbine Essay
As humans living in a modern sociological time period, the truth can be cleverly and ingeniously
twisted by film directors to convince us that their sole opinions are factual. This is most definitely
no exception regarding Academy Award winning filmmaker Michael Moore and his documentary
Bowling for Columbine.
Michael Moore explores the lead up to the Columbine massacre and more broadly, the
proliferation of guns and rapidly growing homicide rate in America. Moore also investigates the
reason as to why Canada, in comparison to America, does not have the same rate of gun related
crimes.
The alarming and disturbing tragedy befalling on April 20, 1999 at America s Columbine High
School is an act reflecting the extraordinarily high rate of gun related violence of American society.
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Protestors demanded that Manson should not perform.
One anonymous speaker announced that Marilyn Manson s music promoted what he called
Columbine like behaviour, such as hate, violence, death, suicide, and drug use.
The world is rightly outraged by Marilyn s music due to its prominent association with the
Columbine High School massacre.
A question that proficient critiques ask themselves is this: How do documentary directors
purposely evoke certain emotions within their key scenes? It is clearly apparent that viewers are
positioned to believe Moore s point of view due to his clever use of persuasive techniques.
One major scene that has the tendency to evoke the emotions of carelessness and insensitiveness is
the What a Wonderful World sequence. The astute decision to incorporate images of deceased and
brutally incapacitated American s generates sympathy and ultimately results in the support of
Michael Moore s viewpoint.
In Bowling for Columbine, film director Michael Moore utilises the use of file footage and
inclusion of comedy satire to assist in reinforcing his idea of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As humans living in a modern sociological time period, the truth can be cleverly and ingeniously
twisted by film directors to convince us that their sole opinions are factual. This is most definitely
no exception regarding Academy Award winning filmmaker Michael Moore and his documentary
Bowling for Columbine.
Michael Moore explores the lead up to the Columbine massacre and more broadly, the
proliferation of guns and rapidly growing homicide rate in America. Moore also investigates the
reason as to why Canada, in comparison to America, does not have the same rate of gun related
crimes.
The alarming and disturbing tragedy befalling on April 20, 1999 at America s Columbine High
School is an act reflecting the extraordinarily high rate of gun related violence of American society.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Protestors demanded that Manson should not perform.
One anonymous speaker announced that Marilyn Manson s music promoted what he called
Columbine like behaviour, such as hate, violence, death, suicide, and drug use.
The world is rightly outraged by Marilyn s music due to its prominent association with the
Columbine High School massacre.
A question that proficient critiques ask themselves is this: How do documentary directors
purposely evoke certain emotions within their key scenes? It is clearly apparent that viewers are
positioned to believe Moore s point of view due to his clever use of persuasive techniques.
One major scene that has the tendency to evoke the emotions of carelessness and insensitiveness is
the What a Wonderful World sequence. The astute decision to incorporate images of deceased and
brutally incapacitated American s generates sympathy and ultimately results in the support of
Michael Moore s viewpoint.
In Bowling for Columbine, film director Michael Moore utilises the use of file footage and
inclusion of comedy satire to assist in reinforcing his idea of the
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The Columbine Tragedy
The Columbine Tragedy
The student sat at her desk on Monday morning in English class, discussing the details of the
weekend with her best friend. The bell rang at 8:45 a.m. and her teacher started taking
attendance. It was a new week with so many things to accomplish. The teacher finished the
morning details by completing lunch count. She then asked her pupils to quit visiting, and to
open their literature books and begin reading. All of a sudden a sound rings through the hall, but
it is not an ordinary school bell. It is loud and short. It was followed by several more blasts.
These blasts were followed by echoes of yelling. High pitched shrieks could be heard throughout
the classroom and possibly throughout the entire school. A look of terror was seen on the teacher s
face. She was trembling as she tried to make sense of the blasts the students had just heard. She
instructed the class to find shelter in the cabinets and behind desks within the classroom. As the
student headed to the cabinets, she glanced at the clock. It was 8:51 am. The blasts continued and
could be heard coming closer to the classroom. She then went to the door to find... This scenario
describes details that could occur at any school during a school shooting. Students began a normal
school day, only to find it changed within minutes. This may be similar to what the students at
Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado may have experienced. Although the Columbine
Massacre of 1999
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The Columbine Tragedy
The student sat at her desk on Monday morning in English class, discussing the details of the
weekend with her best friend. The bell rang at 8:45 a.m. and her teacher started taking
attendance. It was a new week with so many things to accomplish. The teacher finished the
morning details by completing lunch count. She then asked her pupils to quit visiting, and to
open their literature books and begin reading. All of a sudden a sound rings through the hall, but
it is not an ordinary school bell. It is loud and short. It was followed by several more blasts.
These blasts were followed by echoes of yelling. High pitched shrieks could be heard throughout
the classroom and possibly throughout the entire school. A look of terror was seen on the teacher s
face. She was trembling as she tried to make sense of the blasts the students had just heard. She
instructed the class to find shelter in the cabinets and behind desks within the classroom. As the
student headed to the cabinets, she glanced at the clock. It was 8:51 am. The blasts continued and
could be heard coming closer to the classroom. She then went to the door to find... This scenario
describes details that could occur at any school during a school shooting. Students began a normal
school day, only to find it changed within minutes. This may be similar to what the students at
Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado may have experienced. Although the Columbine
Massacre of 1999
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Smith Software Testing Environment Proposal
Smith Software Testing Environment Proposal BSA/385 Introduction to Software Engineering
Abstract Smith Systems Consulting has received some feedback and concerns that their processes
and procedures are not sufficiently documented. This lack of professional documentation has
caused some loss of potential contracts for the firm. The Learning Team Bravo has been given the
assignment to define, develop, and propose standards for a software testing environment at Smith.
This will be accomplished by defining the Smith engagement approach, introducing the way the
firm works with clients and how projects are managed, defining the software development and
quality assurance processes and procedures, describing in detail testing procedures to be exercised,
describing the infrastructure including hardware and software capabilities that will make up the
software testing environment, and by defining the format and requirements for development of
formal program specification. Smith Systems Consulting recently tasked Learning Team Bravo
(LTB) with developing a standardized project plan, approach, and testing procedures. It is Smith s
goal to show prospective clients that Smith is efficient and is confident that they are able to
perform contractual obligations smoothly. The following procedures will be generalized so that
Smith will be able to utilize this project plan in any project. This standardized project plan that
LTB developed will enable Smith to focus the resources of
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Smith Software Testing Environment Proposal BSA/385 Introduction to Software Engineering
Abstract Smith Systems Consulting has received some feedback and concerns that their processes
and procedures are not sufficiently documented. This lack of professional documentation has
caused some loss of potential contracts for the firm. The Learning Team Bravo has been given the
assignment to define, develop, and propose standards for a software testing environment at Smith.
This will be accomplished by defining the Smith engagement approach, introducing the way the
firm works with clients and how projects are managed, defining the software development and
quality assurance processes and procedures, describing in detail testing procedures to be exercised,
describing the infrastructure including hardware and software capabilities that will make up the
software testing environment, and by defining the format and requirements for development of
formal program specification. Smith Systems Consulting recently tasked Learning Team Bravo
(LTB) with developing a standardized project plan, approach, and testing procedures. It is Smith s
goal to show prospective clients that Smith is efficient and is confident that they are able to
perform contractual obligations smoothly. The following procedures will be generalized so that
Smith will be able to utilize this project plan in any project. This standardized project plan that
LTB developed will enable Smith to focus the resources of
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Taking a Look at Cyberdolls
Strategy:
Build the best technologically advanced doll equipped with the latest and cutting edge technology.
Core Competencies:
CyberDolls are the new generation of dolls for young girls and boys (age range: 2 14). Children
are more likely to adapt easily to changes in the age of advancing technologies, but we also want
our children to understand that dolls are not all robots. CyberDolls combine old fashioned dolls
with emerging technologies. Equipped with the latest microchip, each doll interacts with your
child in addition to activities learned at home and school. As parents, each doll is programmable
through a USB port and pre installed software that are customizable for your child. Each doll
grows with every child s abilities. CyberDolls are convenient for children on the go or at home.
CyberDolls can be used in various platforms such as schools, homes, child care facilities, hospitals,
etc. It can be a helpful aid to child psychologists, pediatricians, rehabilitations centers, and other
various outlets that is affiliated with the development of children.
What makes Cyberdolls different from other dolls infused with technology is the CyberDolls
ability to actually grow with the child. The Cyberdoll provides a technology called CD Human
Technology that enables the child to learn from the doll and vice versa. The Cyberdoll will pick
up on a child s emotion and act accordingly to the situation. Example, the child may be
experiencing a case of bullying at school,
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Strategy:
Build the best technologically advanced doll equipped with the latest and cutting edge technology.
Core Competencies:
CyberDolls are the new generation of dolls for young girls and boys (age range: 2 14). Children
are more likely to adapt easily to changes in the age of advancing technologies, but we also want
our children to understand that dolls are not all robots. CyberDolls combine old fashioned dolls
with emerging technologies. Equipped with the latest microchip, each doll interacts with your
child in addition to activities learned at home and school. As parents, each doll is programmable
through a USB port and pre installed software that are customizable for your child. Each doll
grows with every child s abilities. CyberDolls are convenient for children on the go or at home.
CyberDolls can be used in various platforms such as schools, homes, child care facilities, hospitals,
etc. It can be a helpful aid to child psychologists, pediatricians, rehabilitations centers, and other
various outlets that is affiliated with the development of children.
What makes Cyberdolls different from other dolls infused with technology is the CyberDolls
ability to actually grow with the child. The Cyberdoll provides a technology called CD Human
Technology that enables the child to learn from the doll and vice versa. The Cyberdoll will pick
up on a child s emotion and act accordingly to the situation. Example, the child may be
experiencing a case of bullying at school,
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Antisocial Persoanlity Disorder
Individuals with Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) are characterized as being deceitful,
egocentric, and having little regard for rules or the feelings of others (Duggan, 2009). Individuals
with ASPD have been found to be unable to correctly interpret emotional situations; they also
experience negative feelings more often than positive feelings. They are also more likely to
experience anger than fear, which can trigger violent behavior. Individuals with ASPD have a
tendency to employ defense mechanisms that can lead to charm and narcissism (Gawda, 2013).
The combination of lack of emotional insight with these psychopathic qualities can create a
dangerous individual. It also makes psychologists ambivalent about treating these individuals and it
can make the treatment process for even the most dedicated psychologist very challenging. As
such, many of these individuals run into trouble with law enforcement. Half of the population
diagnosed with ASPD have arrest records and half of all male inmates could be diagnosed with
ASPD (Duggan, 2009). Duggan determined that 1 6% of the general male population can be
diagnosed with ASPD and co morbidity with substance use is high. He also determined that ASPD
is a disorder that is not commonly studied properly; recent reviews of studies performed on ASPD
populations could only identify five experiments that met the Cochrane criteria for an acceptable
randomized controlled trial. Duggan examined whether or not preventive measures
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Individuals with Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) are characterized as being deceitful,
egocentric, and having little regard for rules or the feelings of others (Duggan, 2009). Individuals
with ASPD have been found to be unable to correctly interpret emotional situations; they also
experience negative feelings more often than positive feelings. They are also more likely to
experience anger than fear, which can trigger violent behavior. Individuals with ASPD have a
tendency to employ defense mechanisms that can lead to charm and narcissism (Gawda, 2013).
The combination of lack of emotional insight with these psychopathic qualities can create a
dangerous individual. It also makes psychologists ambivalent about treating these individuals and it
can make the treatment process for even the most dedicated psychologist very challenging. As
such, many of these individuals run into trouble with law enforcement. Half of the population
diagnosed with ASPD have arrest records and half of all male inmates could be diagnosed with
ASPD (Duggan, 2009). Duggan determined that 1 6% of the general male population can be
diagnosed with ASPD and co morbidity with substance use is high. He also determined that ASPD
is a disorder that is not commonly studied properly; recent reviews of studies performed on ASPD
populations could only identify five experiments that met the Cochrane criteria for an acceptable
randomized controlled trial. Duggan examined whether or not preventive measures
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Ammonium Nitrate Lab Report
Organic sources of nitrogen have shown to assist the development of many different plants, such as
spore germination. An experiment was conducted to see if ammonium nitrate would indeed help
with spore germination pertaining to the C Fern, Ceratopteris richardii. The experiment consisted
of two different dishes, each containing a different culture one with ammonium nitrate and the
other without. It was hypothesized that the control group, the petri dish without the ammonium
nitrate, will have a higher rate of germinated spores compared to the experimental group, the petri
dish with ammonium nitrate. The results revealed that although in each group the control had
more geminated spores that there was no significant difference or variance. So the hypothesis
was correct in terms of which would have more geminated spores. All in all, the experimental
design had several openings for error so if the experiment were to be repeated a more controlled
environment should be used. Vascular plants have been around for millions of years and have
revolutionized the world s ecology ever since their first appearance. A prime example of a vascular
plantwould be ferns, which was one of the first known vascular plants on earth. Two characteristics
that... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was done by having two petri dishes one with ammonium nitrate, experimental, and one
without ammonium nitrate, control, and then counting the amount of spores each one germinated.
The specific fern that will be used is the C Fern, Ceratopteris richardii, because they have the ability
to develop gametophytes rapidly over a short period of time (C Fern?, 2014). Therefore, my
hypothesis is that the control group, the petri dish without the inorganic nitrogen, will have a higher
rate of germinated spores compared to the experimental group, the petri dish with inorganic nitrogen
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Organic sources of nitrogen have shown to assist the development of many different plants, such as
spore germination. An experiment was conducted to see if ammonium nitrate would indeed help
with spore germination pertaining to the C Fern, Ceratopteris richardii. The experiment consisted
of two different dishes, each containing a different culture one with ammonium nitrate and the
other without. It was hypothesized that the control group, the petri dish without the ammonium
nitrate, will have a higher rate of germinated spores compared to the experimental group, the petri
dish with ammonium nitrate. The results revealed that although in each group the control had
more geminated spores that there was no significant difference or variance. So the hypothesis
was correct in terms of which would have more geminated spores. All in all, the experimental
design had several openings for error so if the experiment were to be repeated a more controlled
environment should be used. Vascular plants have been around for millions of years and have
revolutionized the world s ecology ever since their first appearance. A prime example of a vascular
plantwould be ferns, which was one of the first known vascular plants on earth. Two characteristics
that... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was done by having two petri dishes one with ammonium nitrate, experimental, and one
without ammonium nitrate, control, and then counting the amount of spores each one germinated.
The specific fern that will be used is the C Fern, Ceratopteris richardii, because they have the ability
to develop gametophytes rapidly over a short period of time (C Fern?, 2014). Therefore, my
hypothesis is that the control group, the petri dish without the inorganic nitrogen, will have a higher
rate of germinated spores compared to the experimental group, the petri dish with inorganic nitrogen
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Comparing Stories Came To Earth And Master Cat
A folktale and fairy tale could never acquire more similarities. How Stories Came to Earth and
Master Cat are two compelling stories about a trickster trying to maintain a specific goal. A
trickster tale is a story containing a main character who is an anthropomorphized animal that uses
their wits to get what they want. Anthropomorphism is a god, animal, or object that has human
characteristics. Each story has key points that have similarities to each other, such as the main
characters or their determination to achieve a goal. However, some key points differentiate from
those of the other, for example the techniques used to achieve the goal or the story s perspective on
women. How Stories Came to Earth and Master Cat have many similarities... Show more content on
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One difference would include the characters using different techniques to achieve their destined
goal. Anansi wants to receive the stories from Nyame. In order to receive the stories, Anansi
tricked the creatures into a trap where he was then able to capture them. Master Cat killed the
Ogre in order to get into a castle and trick the king into believing that his master. By doing this,
the king was convinced that the cat s master was well raised and is committed enough to marry
his daughter. Another difference is the cultural importance in each one. Anansi and the story
about him is an appropriate example of teaching values and history. It teaches history by Anansi
telling the stories he receives at the end to the rest of the world in his webs. The text describes
this by saying When Anansi brought home the wooden box of stories to his home, he and his
wife eagerly learned each one of them...Everywhere you look, they spin their webs for all to see
(Kaleki). Master Cat and the story about him explains the cultural importance of social status. The
two stories have contrasting examples of important beings. The important being in How Stories
Came to Earth is a god. Examples of important beings in Master Cat are an ogre and a king.
Finally, the two stories have two very distinct perspectives on women. Anansi and Aso are inferred
as equal, meaning men and women are equivalent.
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A folktale and fairy tale could never acquire more similarities. How Stories Came to Earth and
Master Cat are two compelling stories about a trickster trying to maintain a specific goal. A
trickster tale is a story containing a main character who is an anthropomorphized animal that uses
their wits to get what they want. Anthropomorphism is a god, animal, or object that has human
characteristics. Each story has key points that have similarities to each other, such as the main
characters or their determination to achieve a goal. However, some key points differentiate from
those of the other, for example the techniques used to achieve the goal or the story s perspective on
women. How Stories Came to Earth and Master Cat have many similarities... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
One difference would include the characters using different techniques to achieve their destined
goal. Anansi wants to receive the stories from Nyame. In order to receive the stories, Anansi
tricked the creatures into a trap where he was then able to capture them. Master Cat killed the
Ogre in order to get into a castle and trick the king into believing that his master. By doing this,
the king was convinced that the cat s master was well raised and is committed enough to marry
his daughter. Another difference is the cultural importance in each one. Anansi and the story
about him is an appropriate example of teaching values and history. It teaches history by Anansi
telling the stories he receives at the end to the rest of the world in his webs. The text describes
this by saying When Anansi brought home the wooden box of stories to his home, he and his
wife eagerly learned each one of them...Everywhere you look, they spin their webs for all to see
(Kaleki). Master Cat and the story about him explains the cultural importance of social status. The
two stories have contrasting examples of important beings. The important being in How Stories
Came to Earth is a god. Examples of important beings in Master Cat are an ogre and a king.
Finally, the two stories have two very distinct perspectives on women. Anansi and Aso are inferred
as equal, meaning men and women are equivalent.
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Essay on Standard Machines Pricing
I. Who should take the blame for getting Standard Machines Corp into the crisis it faces vis Г vis
closing on a major sale with an established account?
The blame for Standard Machine Corp can be directed in one of three ways:
Industry: One could argue that innovation in the machine tool equipment industry has been
stagnant and resulting caused customers to view machines as commodities and compete on price.
Another thought is that the industry allowed a low cost player to enter and therefore put the
premium priced equipment manufactures in a position of having to rationalize their price.
Unfortunately, competition on price erodes industry margins and profits.
Standard Machine Corp Management: The fact that a major account has ... Show more content on
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Although we do not believe that it is wise for Standard Machine Corp to lower their prices,
essentially commoditizing their products, it is important for them to manage their customer
relationships on an individual basis. By this we mean that Standard should find ways to justify their
price premium. This may be done by offering packages uniquely customized to retain their long
term clients. Specifically, for long term customers like Occidental, Standard must justify their
$22,000 premium over their competitors within the market.
One way to address this issue would be through rebates. Standard could offer customized rebate
packages to its premium customers, like Occidental. Although they are, in effect, lowering their
prices for Occidental, they are not sending a negative signal to the market. An outright price
decrease could create a price war, where their competitors continue to drive down their own prices,
further commoditizing Standard s line of products. A rebate would offer an incentive for Occidental
to purchase, because the company knows that they will be rewarded on the back end.
Another way for Standard to remedy this pricing situation is to offer additional services along with
its milling machine in order to further differentiate themselves from their competitors. Standard s
package could include an unlimited warrantee for a specified amount of time greater than that of its
competitor, and an increase in on site
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I. Who should take the blame for getting Standard Machines Corp into the crisis it faces vis Г vis
closing on a major sale with an established account?
The blame for Standard Machine Corp can be directed in one of three ways:
Industry: One could argue that innovation in the machine tool equipment industry has been
stagnant and resulting caused customers to view machines as commodities and compete on price.
Another thought is that the industry allowed a low cost player to enter and therefore put the
premium priced equipment manufactures in a position of having to rationalize their price.
Unfortunately, competition on price erodes industry margins and profits.
Standard Machine Corp Management: The fact that a major account has ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Although we do not believe that it is wise for Standard Machine Corp to lower their prices,
essentially commoditizing their products, it is important for them to manage their customer
relationships on an individual basis. By this we mean that Standard should find ways to justify their
price premium. This may be done by offering packages uniquely customized to retain their long
term clients. Specifically, for long term customers like Occidental, Standard must justify their
$22,000 premium over their competitors within the market.
One way to address this issue would be through rebates. Standard could offer customized rebate
packages to its premium customers, like Occidental. Although they are, in effect, lowering their
prices for Occidental, they are not sending a negative signal to the market. An outright price
decrease could create a price war, where their competitors continue to drive down their own prices,
further commoditizing Standard s line of products. A rebate would offer an incentive for Occidental
to purchase, because the company knows that they will be rewarded on the back end.
Another way for Standard to remedy this pricing situation is to offer additional services along with
its milling machine in order to further differentiate themselves from their competitors. Standard s
package could include an unlimited warrantee for a specified amount of time greater than that of its
competitor, and an increase in on site
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Martin Luther Research Paper
You don t need a sociology degree to understand movements calcify into institutions, then decay and
crumble. So as we near the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther s nailing 95 thesis to a church door,
why is the Reformation still a global movement?
In Africa today there are more than twice as many Lutherans than in the United States. Even in
America God continues to bring new people to faith and transform the lives of His followers
I m convinced the movement is fueled by a relationship. A quote of Luther started me down this
path:
Though I lived as a religious leader without reproach, I felt, with the most disturbed conscience
imaginable, that I was a sinner before God. I did not love, indeed I hated the righteous God who
punishes sinners.
When I first read this quote I decided there is such a thing as ... Show more content on
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People are born in sin but have no legitimate way to atone for those sins. Unfair treatment angers a
lot of people, especially people like Luther who desperately try to play by the rules.
I think the Roman Catholic teaching struck a much deeper chord in Luther. We all long for the
affirmation of our fathers. We also have a deep need for acceptance by our Heavenly Father.
According to the Church, Luther was never certain he would receive the favor of the Heavenly
Father, let alone enter heaven. This was devastating.
Much is made of the three solas of the Reformation: Scripture alone, Grace alone and Faith alone. I
am not convinced even when taken together these three were enough to fuel a movement that has
lasted almost half a millennium.
Instead, I think the three solas were indispensable as conditions for the catalyst of the movement.
Luther himself can show us the Reformation s spark. He spent a lifetime longing for acceptance by
God the Father, yet was convinced this is impossible. Salvation by God s grace through faith in Jesus
was a revelation to Luther. I mean this
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You don t need a sociology degree to understand movements calcify into institutions, then decay and
crumble. So as we near the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther s nailing 95 thesis to a church door,
why is the Reformation still a global movement?
In Africa today there are more than twice as many Lutherans than in the United States. Even in
America God continues to bring new people to faith and transform the lives of His followers
I m convinced the movement is fueled by a relationship. A quote of Luther started me down this
path:
Though I lived as a religious leader without reproach, I felt, with the most disturbed conscience
imaginable, that I was a sinner before God. I did not love, indeed I hated the righteous God who
punishes sinners.
When I first read this quote I decided there is such a thing as ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
People are born in sin but have no legitimate way to atone for those sins. Unfair treatment angers a
lot of people, especially people like Luther who desperately try to play by the rules.
I think the Roman Catholic teaching struck a much deeper chord in Luther. We all long for the
affirmation of our fathers. We also have a deep need for acceptance by our Heavenly Father.
According to the Church, Luther was never certain he would receive the favor of the Heavenly
Father, let alone enter heaven. This was devastating.
Much is made of the three solas of the Reformation: Scripture alone, Grace alone and Faith alone. I
am not convinced even when taken together these three were enough to fuel a movement that has
lasted almost half a millennium.
Instead, I think the three solas were indispensable as conditions for the catalyst of the movement.
Luther himself can show us the Reformation s spark. He spent a lifetime longing for acceptance by
God the Father, yet was convinced this is impossible. Salvation by God s grace through faith in Jesus
was a revelation to Luther. I mean this
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Why I Know What Evidence Is Used For, And Why It Is...
Learning Target
I know what evidence is, what it is used for, and why it is important.
I can read a nonfiction article and determine the central idea of the text, and how that central idea is
conveyed in the text.
I can know how to use the R.A.C.E. strategy to respond to a constructed response question.
I can use the Georgia Milestone Seven Point Two Trait Rubric to evaluate and score multiple good
and bad examples of informative/ explanatory constructed response question responses.
Assessment
Formal Assessment
R.A.C.E. Strategy Quiz At the end of the lesson, students will be handed an R.A.C.E. strategy
where they must write in what each letter of the acronym stands for.
3 2 1 Summarizing Activity On the back of the R.A.C.E. Strategy quiz students will be instructed to
write in 3 main points from the lesson today, 2 things they did not like about the lesson, and one
question they still have about the topics and information covered in the day s lesson. Both of these
assessments will be used to monitor student learning, and also evaluate the effectiveness of the
lesson and activities with these specific students.
Informal Assessment
Oral discussion, review, and questioning will be used to monitor students comprehension
throughout the lesson. Also, the students responses and answers during the whiteboard activity will
be used to help monitor students comprehension of the knowledge and skills being taught.
Activity
Review of Learning
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Learning Target
I know what evidence is, what it is used for, and why it is important.
I can read a nonfiction article and determine the central idea of the text, and how that central idea is
conveyed in the text.
I can know how to use the R.A.C.E. strategy to respond to a constructed response question.
I can use the Georgia Milestone Seven Point Two Trait Rubric to evaluate and score multiple good
and bad examples of informative/ explanatory constructed response question responses.
Assessment
Formal Assessment
R.A.C.E. Strategy Quiz At the end of the lesson, students will be handed an R.A.C.E. strategy
where they must write in what each letter of the acronym stands for.
3 2 1 Summarizing Activity On the back of the R.A.C.E. Strategy quiz students will be instructed to
write in 3 main points from the lesson today, 2 things they did not like about the lesson, and one
question they still have about the topics and information covered in the day s lesson. Both of these
assessments will be used to monitor student learning, and also evaluate the effectiveness of the
lesson and activities with these specific students.
Informal Assessment
Oral discussion, review, and questioning will be used to monitor students comprehension
throughout the lesson. Also, the students responses and answers during the whiteboard activity will
be used to help monitor students comprehension of the knowledge and skills being taught.
Activity
Review of Learning
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Reusable Software Development Essay
The quality and reliability of software today is expected to be extremely high. Software is being
included in engines of automobiles, robots, x ray machines at hospitals; it is no surprise that
software is expected to operate correctly almost all the time. This reliability comes at a cost of
increasing complexity. With the increase in complexity, software development teams are getting
larger and maintenance is becoming more difficult. Although developers are dealing with these
problems project dates are still very rigorous and projects can seem impossible to complete on
time. Due to these problems, software development costs are rising which is increasing the cost of
software for consumers. Without new practices to develop software... Show more content on
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Reuse base software development uses a similar methodology. By using what has already been
created we can modify or improve it to make a better product then what has been previously
developed. While software reuse may not alleviate all the problems the developer faces it can
certainly help lower the demands put on the development team. Reuse based software
development requires a different methodology to create large robust systems that can be used
again and again. A traditional software development methodology isn t efficient enough to create
reusable software. While smaller systems can be reused with relative ease, larger systems have a
cost associated to developing them with reuse in mind. Project planning must include extra time
for designing, implementing and testing these reusable assets as opposed to system specific
functionality. There also may be costs associated with training people on these new tools and
assets that are required to be used with a reuse base software methodology. Therefore, companies
are usually reluctant in incorporating software reuse into their development cycle, but over the past
10 years there has been a gradual transition to reuse based development. The move to reuse based
development is in response to companies seeing their software as a valuable asset and are
promoting reuse to increase their return on software investments (Sommerville, 416). Using
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The quality and reliability of software today is expected to be extremely high. Software is being
included in engines of automobiles, robots, x ray machines at hospitals; it is no surprise that
software is expected to operate correctly almost all the time. This reliability comes at a cost of
increasing complexity. With the increase in complexity, software development teams are getting
larger and maintenance is becoming more difficult. Although developers are dealing with these
problems project dates are still very rigorous and projects can seem impossible to complete on
time. Due to these problems, software development costs are rising which is increasing the cost of
software for consumers. Without new practices to develop software... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Reuse base software development uses a similar methodology. By using what has already been
created we can modify or improve it to make a better product then what has been previously
developed. While software reuse may not alleviate all the problems the developer faces it can
certainly help lower the demands put on the development team. Reuse based software
development requires a different methodology to create large robust systems that can be used
again and again. A traditional software development methodology isn t efficient enough to create
reusable software. While smaller systems can be reused with relative ease, larger systems have a
cost associated to developing them with reuse in mind. Project planning must include extra time
for designing, implementing and testing these reusable assets as opposed to system specific
functionality. There also may be costs associated with training people on these new tools and
assets that are required to be used with a reuse base software methodology. Therefore, companies
are usually reluctant in incorporating software reuse into their development cycle, but over the past
10 years there has been a gradual transition to reuse based development. The move to reuse based
development is in response to companies seeing their software as a valuable asset and are
promoting reuse to increase their return on software investments (Sommerville, 416). Using
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Tim Kaine Case Analysis
On July 23, 2016 Democratic Presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton announced her running mate
at her rally in Florida. The Virginia senator and former governor, Tim Kaine, was presented as
Clinton s vice president choice. Kaine was first publicized to Clinton s administration in a text
message to followers Friday evening. Tim Kaine was formally introduced in front of Hillary
supporters at Florida International University. Clinton said that she believes Kaine is fit for this
position and he is a progressive who likes things to get accomplished. Kaine, who is a Democratic
National Committee chair member, joined Clinton s team on July 21, 2016. Before presenting
Kaine, Clinton addressed him as a progressive and family man who puts others before
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On July 23, 2016 Democratic Presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton announced her running mate
at her rally in Florida. The Virginia senator and former governor, Tim Kaine, was presented as
Clinton s vice president choice. Kaine was first publicized to Clinton s administration in a text
message to followers Friday evening. Tim Kaine was formally introduced in front of Hillary
supporters at Florida International University. Clinton said that she believes Kaine is fit for this
position and he is a progressive who likes things to get accomplished. Kaine, who is a Democratic
National Committee chair member, joined Clinton s team on July 21, 2016. Before presenting
Kaine, Clinton addressed him as a progressive and family man who puts others before
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Comparing Barrier s The Interlopers And The Story Of An Hour
These two stories are not much the same, but the differences they have are tremendous. Both of
these stories show wanting to let go and give up. But at the same time they wanted to give up
for different reasons, both eventually dying or close to death. Both having to deal with horrible
conditions and they held on for the longest time in hope that they would finally find happiness.
In The Story of an Hour , Mrs. Mallard, who was beat up by her husband for years and years, so
when she heard about his death she finally felt free and that she was finally able to control her
own life all over again. The idea that she was finally in control again giving her a sense of life
for the first time in a long time. But that s when she was finally able to reason with herself to
leave her room and to face her sister. When they went to the top of the stairs and saw her husband
standing there and hadn t been in the car accident at all and he was perfectly fine, she died from a
heart attack. When she realized that she wasn t in control again and that he would be there from
then on, it gave her heart attack at the thought.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Georg had stepped into this territory he shouldn t have and it puts his life at risk. When he went
up to the random house in this desolate area, he should have known something weird was going
on being it was the only house on this island. But he still went up to the house, then instead of
finding a way off the island, he stayed on the island to be hunted by this guy he just met shortly
before. Ulrich was a hunter, but not to hunt animals, he hunted people and he never lost. So,
towards the end of this story they are both trapped and make a truce not to kill one or the other if
they are found before they died. But, after a while of being so close to death and no rescue coming
along, they both
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These two stories are not much the same, but the differences they have are tremendous. Both of
these stories show wanting to let go and give up. But at the same time they wanted to give up
for different reasons, both eventually dying or close to death. Both having to deal with horrible
conditions and they held on for the longest time in hope that they would finally find happiness.
In The Story of an Hour , Mrs. Mallard, who was beat up by her husband for years and years, so
when she heard about his death she finally felt free and that she was finally able to control her
own life all over again. The idea that she was finally in control again giving her a sense of life
for the first time in a long time. But that s when she was finally able to reason with herself to
leave her room and to face her sister. When they went to the top of the stairs and saw her husband
standing there and hadn t been in the car accident at all and he was perfectly fine, she died from a
heart attack. When she realized that she wasn t in control again and that he would be there from
then on, it gave her heart attack at the thought.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Georg had stepped into this territory he shouldn t have and it puts his life at risk. When he went
up to the random house in this desolate area, he should have known something weird was going
on being it was the only house on this island. But he still went up to the house, then instead of
finding a way off the island, he stayed on the island to be hunted by this guy he just met shortly
before. Ulrich was a hunter, but not to hunt animals, he hunted people and he never lost. So,
towards the end of this story they are both trapped and make a truce not to kill one or the other if
they are found before they died. But, after a while of being so close to death and no rescue coming
along, they both
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Theories Of Behaviorism
Introduction
Behaviorism is a learning theory which does not focus on the mental activities of the learners.
Learners will learn through conditions they met or environmental stimuli. There are two types of
conditioning in behaviorism one is classical conditioning and another one is operant conditioning.
Two ways in which the behaviorism applied in education
The concept of classical conditioning was developed by a Russian physiologist, Ivan Pavlov
(1849 1936). Classical conditioning is a type of learning which based on the association of a
stimulus that does not ordinarily elicit a particular response with another stimulus that does elicit
the response (papalia,Feldman,and olds 2007). The main portion in classical ... Show more content
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Because of the deduction of a pleasant stimulus (playing football) resulted student ending to cheat
exam.
Criticisms of behaviorism in education
Learning is a complex process. Every child is different. They learn or acquire knowledge
differently. So learning theories like behaviorisms may not be most applicable in field of education.
As like every theory behaviorism also have various criticisms and limitations.
Many critics argue that behaviorism is a one dimensional approach to accepting human behavior
and that behavioral theories do not account for free will and inside influences such as moods,
thoughts and feelings. Behaviorism tends to be shallow in explaining behavior and learning. It
only studies what is observable and measurable, well in fact there are several unseen aspects of an
individual that are very vital in his or her personalities and learning capabilities.
People and animals are able to adjust their behavior when new information is announced, even if an
earlier behavior outline has been established through reinforcement. It only says that regardless of
what behavior an individual learned in the past through the system
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Introduction
Behaviorism is a learning theory which does not focus on the mental activities of the learners.
Learners will learn through conditions they met or environmental stimuli. There are two types of
conditioning in behaviorism one is classical conditioning and another one is operant conditioning.
Two ways in which the behaviorism applied in education
The concept of classical conditioning was developed by a Russian physiologist, Ivan Pavlov
(1849 1936). Classical conditioning is a type of learning which based on the association of a
stimulus that does not ordinarily elicit a particular response with another stimulus that does elicit
the response (papalia,Feldman,and olds 2007). The main portion in classical ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of the deduction of a pleasant stimulus (playing football) resulted student ending to cheat
exam.
Criticisms of behaviorism in education
Learning is a complex process. Every child is different. They learn or acquire knowledge
differently. So learning theories like behaviorisms may not be most applicable in field of education.
As like every theory behaviorism also have various criticisms and limitations.
Many critics argue that behaviorism is a one dimensional approach to accepting human behavior
and that behavioral theories do not account for free will and inside influences such as moods,
thoughts and feelings. Behaviorism tends to be shallow in explaining behavior and learning. It
only studies what is observable and measurable, well in fact there are several unseen aspects of an
individual that are very vital in his or her personalities and learning capabilities.
People and animals are able to adjust their behavior when new information is announced, even if an
earlier behavior outline has been established through reinforcement. It only says that regardless of
what behavior an individual learned in the past through the system
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The Adoption of Ais
The adoption of cloud based accounting information system in business I. Introduction Accounting
information system is playing an important role in the business operation, and the cloud computing
has a great impact on the revolution of accounting information system. This research paper aims to
discuss the new trend of cloud based accounting information system in business. The whole text is
divided into three parts: First part gives an overview of the cloud computing and accounting
information system; second part analyses the benefits and challenges of the accounting information
system s move to the cloud; and third part gives the recommendations on key success factors of the
adoption. II. Cloud based accounting information system... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are basically three service models: Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service
(PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), and four deployment models: Public cloud, Private
cloud, Hybrid cloud and Community cloud. (Mell and Grance, 2011). ii. Accounting information
system (AIS) Accounting information system is often described as the combination of two terms
Accounting amp; Information System, whose major function is to collect, financial data, process it
amp; provide financial information to the external amp; internal users (Salehi et al. 2014, pp. 186).
In essence, accounting information system is not necessarily a computerized system, it can be
merely a simple manual system using pen and paper. However, with the rapid development of cloud
computing, it has an increasingly significant impact on the revolution of accounting information
system. iii. Adoption of cloud based accounting information system on the market On the Australian
market, MYOB and QuickBooks have been the dominant accounting software providers for the
past 25 years. However, cloud computing opens up possibilities for new software to enter into
market. Xero and Saasu are the examples of those strong contenders in this area. (Ambrosiussen
Accountants amp; Advisors, 2014) According to a research study conducted by CCH Australia in
2013 nationwide, fourteen per cent of small and medium enterprises are using a cloud
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The adoption of cloud based accounting information system in business I. Introduction Accounting
information system is playing an important role in the business operation, and the cloud computing
has a great impact on the revolution of accounting information system. This research paper aims to
discuss the new trend of cloud based accounting information system in business. The whole text is
divided into three parts: First part gives an overview of the cloud computing and accounting
information system; second part analyses the benefits and challenges of the accounting information
system s move to the cloud; and third part gives the recommendations on key success factors of the
adoption. II. Cloud based accounting information system... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are basically three service models: Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service
(PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), and four deployment models: Public cloud, Private
cloud, Hybrid cloud and Community cloud. (Mell and Grance, 2011). ii. Accounting information
system (AIS) Accounting information system is often described as the combination of two terms
Accounting amp; Information System, whose major function is to collect, financial data, process it
amp; provide financial information to the external amp; internal users (Salehi et al. 2014, pp. 186).
In essence, accounting information system is not necessarily a computerized system, it can be
merely a simple manual system using pen and paper. However, with the rapid development of cloud
computing, it has an increasingly significant impact on the revolution of accounting information
system. iii. Adoption of cloud based accounting information system on the market On the Australian
market, MYOB and QuickBooks have been the dominant accounting software providers for the
past 25 years. However, cloud computing opens up possibilities for new software to enter into
market. Xero and Saasu are the examples of those strong contenders in this area. (Ambrosiussen
Accountants amp; Advisors, 2014) According to a research study conducted by CCH Australia in
2013 nationwide, fourteen per cent of small and medium enterprises are using a cloud
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Aristophanes Charge And Socrates
Aristophanes Charge and Socrates apologia
Aristophanes Clouds , a satirical comedy, presents the conflict between politics and philosophy,
considering philosophy as a destructive influence upon the life of the polis and harmful to the civic
virtue which is significant in maintaining the stability in political order. In the play, Aristophanes
depicted Socrates as an investigator of the thing aloft, as a teacher of how to make the weaker
speech the stronger, and as a disbeliever in Zeus and the traditional gods. Almost a quarter century
after Aristophanes Clouds was first performed, in 399 BCE, Socrates was brought to trial with the
indictment that he was guilty of corrupting the young and of not believing in the gods in whom the
city believes, but in other new spiritual things. As for the accusation, Socrates himself in the
defense speech Apology believed that Aristophanes play led directly to the charges brought against
him. To understand why Socrates confirmed that Aristophanes was one of the accusers who put him
on the trial, one possible way is to look at the Aristophanes charge against Socrates in the Clouds. 1.
Socrates taught people to do injustice with unjust speech and corrupted the young. In the play,
Socrates did not act as the traditional Athenians did, and did not distinguish good from bad and
behave justly according to the rule of the city. Instead, Socrates would like to teach anyone, good
or bad, the skills of just and unjust speech, if the person was
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Aristophanes Charge and Socrates apologia
Aristophanes Clouds , a satirical comedy, presents the conflict between politics and philosophy,
considering philosophy as a destructive influence upon the life of the polis and harmful to the civic
virtue which is significant in maintaining the stability in political order. In the play, Aristophanes
depicted Socrates as an investigator of the thing aloft, as a teacher of how to make the weaker
speech the stronger, and as a disbeliever in Zeus and the traditional gods. Almost a quarter century
after Aristophanes Clouds was first performed, in 399 BCE, Socrates was brought to trial with the
indictment that he was guilty of corrupting the young and of not believing in the gods in whom the
city believes, but in other new spiritual things. As for the accusation, Socrates himself in the
defense speech Apology believed that Aristophanes play led directly to the charges brought against
him. To understand why Socrates confirmed that Aristophanes was one of the accusers who put him
on the trial, one possible way is to look at the Aristophanes charge against Socrates in the Clouds. 1.
Socrates taught people to do injustice with unjust speech and corrupted the young. In the play,
Socrates did not act as the traditional Athenians did, and did not distinguish good from bad and
behave justly according to the rule of the city. Instead, Socrates would like to teach anyone, good
or bad, the skills of just and unjust speech, if the person was
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Yusef Komunyakaa Memorial
What is the monument really reflecting?
In the poem facing it by Yusef Komunyakaa memorial may be more impacting than the monument
itself. The memorial was designed by Maya Lin a student at Yale. She called the design the
architecture of design. This memorial anticipated an effect on the veterans everywhere, and had a
unique impact on the poet Yusef Komunyakaa himself. He found his first introduction to poems
through his grandparents reading the old testimate, which sparked his interest for poetry. Later, he
served in the Vietnam War from 1969 to 1970 as newspaper editor. A year after that the memorial
was built, and he confronted his feelings along with the legacy of the Vietnam War and how race
plays a big role into the war. As racism ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the poet is trying to keep composure and solid by reminding himself that he is stone takes a
turn to the idea that he doesn t want to be reminded that he is mortal or fragile, weak. Instead he
feels as if he is trapped inside the memorial and can t escape he is not only seeing the present but
seeing the past. We can see that yusefs first visit to the memorial was obviously a tragedy for his
emotions.Each of the names revealed in the memorial signify all the piesces that summed up his
experience in the war. in the memorial I turn this way the stone lets me go. I turn that way I m
inside the Vietnam Veterans Memorial again At this point the author is a prisoner of the memorial
and cannot escape. A metaphor to every time turns to the wall he sees himself depending on the
light To make a difference. I go down the 58,022 names, half expecting to find my own in letters
like smoke. This is a metaphor to only can he imagine himself dying in the war and seeing his own
name on the wall. I touch the name Andrew Johnson I see the booby trap s white flash. As the
author slides his name down to Andrew Johnson he finds himself a connection to the wall. Andrew
Johnson the 17th President of the United States that denied free slaves equal protection under the
law. By changing the civil rights bill in 1866 and did not start to change till 100 years later in
1964, as the Vietnam War was only a few more years from being over. The cause of so much pain
and anger by many African Americans that have fought side by side and dying alongside white
soldiers that did not have equal rights that they have fully shared. Studies shown from Encyclopedia
of the Vietnam War: A Political, Social, and Military History. African Americans made up about one
fourth of soldiers killed in
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What is the monument really reflecting?
In the poem facing it by Yusef Komunyakaa memorial may be more impacting than the monument
itself. The memorial was designed by Maya Lin a student at Yale. She called the design the
architecture of design. This memorial anticipated an effect on the veterans everywhere, and had a
unique impact on the poet Yusef Komunyakaa himself. He found his first introduction to poems
through his grandparents reading the old testimate, which sparked his interest for poetry. Later, he
served in the Vietnam War from 1969 to 1970 as newspaper editor. A year after that the memorial
was built, and he confronted his feelings along with the legacy of the Vietnam War and how race
plays a big role into the war. As racism ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the poet is trying to keep composure and solid by reminding himself that he is stone takes a
turn to the idea that he doesn t want to be reminded that he is mortal or fragile, weak. Instead he
feels as if he is trapped inside the memorial and can t escape he is not only seeing the present but
seeing the past. We can see that yusefs first visit to the memorial was obviously a tragedy for his
emotions.Each of the names revealed in the memorial signify all the piesces that summed up his
experience in the war. in the memorial I turn this way the stone lets me go. I turn that way I m
inside the Vietnam Veterans Memorial again At this point the author is a prisoner of the memorial
and cannot escape. A metaphor to every time turns to the wall he sees himself depending on the
light To make a difference. I go down the 58,022 names, half expecting to find my own in letters
like smoke. This is a metaphor to only can he imagine himself dying in the war and seeing his own
name on the wall. I touch the name Andrew Johnson I see the booby trap s white flash. As the
author slides his name down to Andrew Johnson he finds himself a connection to the wall. Andrew
Johnson the 17th President of the United States that denied free slaves equal protection under the
law. By changing the civil rights bill in 1866 and did not start to change till 100 years later in
1964, as the Vietnam War was only a few more years from being over. The cause of so much pain
and anger by many African Americans that have fought side by side and dying alongside white
soldiers that did not have equal rights that they have fully shared. Studies shown from Encyclopedia
of the Vietnam War: A Political, Social, and Military History. African Americans made up about one
fourth of soldiers killed in
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David Alexander Colville History
The new program was very different from that which came before it. For starters, the CWR only
employed 31 artists who were given very specific instructions on the type of artwork they were to
produce. The artists themselves represented a cross section of the Canadian art community. Some
had been well established before the war; others had shown promise and were chosen on that
account. Unlike their predecessors, who had been bound by nothing and were free to paint anything
which provoked feeling, the artists were limited not only in subject matter but also in the medium
of artwork, its size, and the quantity needed. The instructions charged the artists with portraying
significant events, scenes, phases, and episodes in the experience of the Canadian Armed Forces,
and required each of the 31 artists hired to produce two 40x49 inch canvases, two 20x34 inch
canvases, and ten 22x30 inch watercolours. The artists were divided among the Army, Navy, and
the Air Force, with the home front being largely ignored.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After the war, Colville was one of only three artists selected to paint what remained of the
Bergen Belsen Concentration Camp in Germany. The horrors that he witnessed inspired painting
such as Bodies in a Grave, Belsen, which featured four emancipated corpses as the subject matter.
Colville s realism was warmly received on the international stage, especially in Germany. Colville
believed that this was due to the German people s closer connection to the frightening scenes that
he painted. The war had deeply affected Colville s perception of the world, and throughout his
career he presented an often lonely and darker view of society in his paintings. For Colville, war
and art were forever intertwined. As an Official War Artist he was also part of a tradition extending
back to the beginnings of recorded history. War and art have accompanied each other for
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The new program was very different from that which came before it. For starters, the CWR only
employed 31 artists who were given very specific instructions on the type of artwork they were to
produce. The artists themselves represented a cross section of the Canadian art community. Some
had been well established before the war; others had shown promise and were chosen on that
account. Unlike their predecessors, who had been bound by nothing and were free to paint anything
which provoked feeling, the artists were limited not only in subject matter but also in the medium
of artwork, its size, and the quantity needed. The instructions charged the artists with portraying
significant events, scenes, phases, and episodes in the experience of the Canadian Armed Forces,
and required each of the 31 artists hired to produce two 40x49 inch canvases, two 20x34 inch
canvases, and ten 22x30 inch watercolours. The artists were divided among the Army, Navy, and
the Air Force, with the home front being largely ignored.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After the war, Colville was one of only three artists selected to paint what remained of the
Bergen Belsen Concentration Camp in Germany. The horrors that he witnessed inspired painting
such as Bodies in a Grave, Belsen, which featured four emancipated corpses as the subject matter.
Colville s realism was warmly received on the international stage, especially in Germany. Colville
believed that this was due to the German people s closer connection to the frightening scenes that
he painted. The war had deeply affected Colville s perception of the world, and throughout his
career he presented an often lonely and darker view of society in his paintings. For Colville, war
and art were forever intertwined. As an Official War Artist he was also part of a tradition extending
back to the beginnings of recorded history. War and art have accompanied each other for
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Crime Prevention Concepts and Theory, Such as Crime...
Cultural Considerations Due to the diversity it is becoming more difficult for law enforcement to
know how to handle or have a conversation with citizens of another culture. When dealing with
immigrants law enforcement officers will experience difficulties with communicating with them.
Multicultural is related to several cultures in society, and in many cultures in some societies
educational theory encourages interest instead of mainstream culture. It is very important that law
enforcement understand cultural diversity. It is questionable if Sir Robert Peel, developer of the
nine principles which is said to organize policedepartments whether or not would work in present
day police activities.
The culture concerns in society on the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2.) A style of social and artistic expressions peculiar to a class or society. 3.) The predominating
attitudes and behavior that characterize a group or organization. Culture directly affects the
justice system and its administration practices because in some areas in the United States for
example you might have a large population of Blacks, Whites, Arabs, Latino or Hispanics, in a
particular neighborhood and it is common knowledge that people are more comfortable with
dealing with people of the same race and ethnicity. When you have suchlike areas more pressure is
on the justice administration to make sure in those areas they are represented by that same race or
ethnicity. A police department that is not represented by the majority, it becomes a major problem
in that community due to the lack of knowledge the police have about a certain culture or cultures.
Every person is raised in social and cultural environments that have a considerable impact on his or
her individual identity, beliefs, values, and behavior. Because individuals are entwined in culture
during their life, it is important to expand awareness and understanding of how cultural issues
impact systems and operations of justice and security. Police officers and police
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Cultural Considerations Due to the diversity it is becoming more difficult for law enforcement to
know how to handle or have a conversation with citizens of another culture. When dealing with
immigrants law enforcement officers will experience difficulties with communicating with them.
Multicultural is related to several cultures in society, and in many cultures in some societies
educational theory encourages interest instead of mainstream culture. It is very important that law
enforcement understand cultural diversity. It is questionable if Sir Robert Peel, developer of the
nine principles which is said to organize policedepartments whether or not would work in present
day police activities.
The culture concerns in society on the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2.) A style of social and artistic expressions peculiar to a class or society. 3.) The predominating
attitudes and behavior that characterize a group or organization. Culture directly affects the
justice system and its administration practices because in some areas in the United States for
example you might have a large population of Blacks, Whites, Arabs, Latino or Hispanics, in a
particular neighborhood and it is common knowledge that people are more comfortable with
dealing with people of the same race and ethnicity. When you have suchlike areas more pressure is
on the justice administration to make sure in those areas they are represented by that same race or
ethnicity. A police department that is not represented by the majority, it becomes a major problem
in that community due to the lack of knowledge the police have about a certain culture or cultures.
Every person is raised in social and cultural environments that have a considerable impact on his or
her individual identity, beliefs, values, and behavior. Because individuals are entwined in culture
during their life, it is important to expand awareness and understanding of how cultural issues
impact systems and operations of justice and security. Police officers and police
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The Impact Of Information Technology On Healthcare
HOLMES INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
BRISBANE
HC1041B IT for Business
Topic
Impact of Information Technology on Healthcare.
Individual Assignment
Submitted to: Mr. Dushyant Singh
Submitted by: Dinesh Madhav (RWY8001)
INTRODUCTION
IT is utilized as a part of such a variety of fields in our everyday life. From Engineers to Doctors,
Students, Teachers, and Government Organization they all use IT to perform particular
assignments, for enjoyment or just to complete office work. IT have made our life less demanding.
With more noteworthy exactness and precision and less time taking digital technology can do a lot
in brief time while that task can take a lot of time while doing physically. IT have taken commercial
enterprises ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From little progressions, for example, paste strips and lower leg props, to greater, more personality
overwhelming developments like MRI machines, forged organs, and mechanical prosthetic limbs,
development has no ifs or buts had a remarkable impact on solution. Moreover the reliance on
therapeutic innovation can t be exaggerated in medicinal services industry. For better
determination, surgical frameworks, and redesign accepting thought progression of these
magnificent improvements, specialist of human services find numerous approaches to enhance
their practice. The engineers of data frameworks in Medicinal services must utilize quality
administration methods to guarantee that their item will fulfil given prerequisites (Van Gennip and
Barker, 1993).
COST, PLANNING AND DESIGNING
To apply data innovation into medicinal services business, for example, Cost, arranging, outlining,
hardware, establishment, preparing assumes a key part and we can t deny medicinal services
business without the truant of any one field. Expense is the initially required thing in medicinal
services business to set up the PC gadgets and sort out any business and run them for quite a while
into the market. As per Ortiz and Clancy, (2003) in 1998, the Committee on the Quality of Health
Care in America, set up within the Institute of Medicine (IOM), was drawn nearer to recognize
frameworks for improving the way of human administrations in the United States. From that point
forward, the
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HOLMES INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
BRISBANE
HC1041B IT for Business
Topic
Impact of Information Technology on Healthcare.
Individual Assignment
Submitted to: Mr. Dushyant Singh
Submitted by: Dinesh Madhav (RWY8001)
INTRODUCTION
IT is utilized as a part of such a variety of fields in our everyday life. From Engineers to Doctors,
Students, Teachers, and Government Organization they all use IT to perform particular
assignments, for enjoyment or just to complete office work. IT have made our life less demanding.
With more noteworthy exactness and precision and less time taking digital technology can do a lot
in brief time while that task can take a lot of time while doing physically. IT have taken commercial
enterprises ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From little progressions, for example, paste strips and lower leg props, to greater, more personality
overwhelming developments like MRI machines, forged organs, and mechanical prosthetic limbs,
development has no ifs or buts had a remarkable impact on solution. Moreover the reliance on
therapeutic innovation can t be exaggerated in medicinal services industry. For better
determination, surgical frameworks, and redesign accepting thought progression of these
magnificent improvements, specialist of human services find numerous approaches to enhance
their practice. The engineers of data frameworks in Medicinal services must utilize quality
administration methods to guarantee that their item will fulfil given prerequisites (Van Gennip and
Barker, 1993).
COST, PLANNING AND DESIGNING
To apply data innovation into medicinal services business, for example, Cost, arranging, outlining,
hardware, establishment, preparing assumes a key part and we can t deny medicinal services
business without the truant of any one field. Expense is the initially required thing in medicinal
services business to set up the PC gadgets and sort out any business and run them for quite a while
into the market. As per Ortiz and Clancy, (2003) in 1998, the Committee on the Quality of Health
Care in America, set up within the Institute of Medicine (IOM), was drawn nearer to recognize
frameworks for improving the way of human administrations in the United States. From that point
forward, the
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A Very Brief Socioeconomic and Political Look at Qatar...
Qatar is a small peninsula in the Persian Gulf and boarders Saudi Arabia and the United Arab
Emirates. Doha is the capital of Qatar. Qatar s economy is mainly controlled by oil and natural gas
which makes up most of their export income. Qatar s government is based on the separation of
powers working together and tolerates no political opposition. Women in Qatarare only permitted to
drive in the obtain permits and non Qatar women do not need a veil in public. In 1867, a conflict
comes about with the neighboring Bahrain over claims of territory. As a result of this Doha is
completely destroyed. Britain then signed a treaty which recognized Qatar as a separate country
rather than a dependency of Bahrain. However, a deal was signed between... Show more content on
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However in 1995, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Tanki comes to power after dethroning his father.
The new emir lifted press censorship and started new reforms. As a progression in Qatar, the Emir
funds an independent channel on satellite TV in 1996. This channel broadcasted to a lot of the
Arab world and it established a reputation for covering controversial issues and news.
Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Tanki held free elections, in 1999, to form the Central
Municipal Council (CMC) for the first time in the history of Qatar. The Central Municipal Council
monitors the laws and regulations relating to the urban and industrial outline. Also, it oversees the
economic and financial management of agriculture. The council makes recommendation about the
public projects and social, economic and other issues interested to the public.
Qatar resolved its long lasting border disagreements with both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia in 2001.
Since 2001, Qatar has allowed the United States to use the Al Udeid air base. When the United
States planed for a possible war with Iraq, in 2002, Qatar was a standout to use as a headquarters,
since the base was developed and was recently expanded. Washington reported that they would
deploy United States Central Command staff to Qatar. In 2003, Qatar s based, used by the United
States Central Command staff, served as the center in the United States military
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Qatar is a small peninsula in the Persian Gulf and boarders Saudi Arabia and the United Arab
Emirates. Doha is the capital of Qatar. Qatar s economy is mainly controlled by oil and natural gas
which makes up most of their export income. Qatar s government is based on the separation of
powers working together and tolerates no political opposition. Women in Qatarare only permitted to
drive in the obtain permits and non Qatar women do not need a veil in public. In 1867, a conflict
comes about with the neighboring Bahrain over claims of territory. As a result of this Doha is
completely destroyed. Britain then signed a treaty which recognized Qatar as a separate country
rather than a dependency of Bahrain. However, a deal was signed between... Show more content on
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However in 1995, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Tanki comes to power after dethroning his father.
The new emir lifted press censorship and started new reforms. As a progression in Qatar, the Emir
funds an independent channel on satellite TV in 1996. This channel broadcasted to a lot of the
Arab world and it established a reputation for covering controversial issues and news.
Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Tanki held free elections, in 1999, to form the Central
Municipal Council (CMC) for the first time in the history of Qatar. The Central Municipal Council
monitors the laws and regulations relating to the urban and industrial outline. Also, it oversees the
economic and financial management of agriculture. The council makes recommendation about the
public projects and social, economic and other issues interested to the public.
Qatar resolved its long lasting border disagreements with both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia in 2001.
Since 2001, Qatar has allowed the United States to use the Al Udeid air base. When the United
States planed for a possible war with Iraq, in 2002, Qatar was a standout to use as a headquarters,
since the base was developed and was recently expanded. Washington reported that they would
deploy United States Central Command staff to Qatar. In 2003, Qatar s based, used by the United
States Central Command staff, served as the center in the United States military
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An Analysis Of Sir Charlie s Character With Respect
The essay is to critically evaluate the following variables in the context of two interviews of the
Chairman of John Lewis.
Analysis of Sir Charlie s character with respect to the six styles of leadership
The KPIs utilized to analyze the organization s annual performance The evaluation of the
Organization with respect to CSR
The cultural framework and its significance with respect to competitive edge over potential
competitors
Findings
The analysis of the variables resulted in the following key findings; a) the democratic personality of
the chairman runs throughout the organizational structure. The partnership culture provides a voice
to the employees that are dealt by the governed by the board with compassion.
The Key factors are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Democratic leaders move the group toward its goals while the autocratic leaders move the group
towards their goals. It has faith in imparting obligation, supports innovative thinking as there is
flexibility for the representatives, and it minimizes hierarchical governmental issues and erosion
among the individuals. Basically, fair authority grasps free talks and considerations to help plan
choices inside associations. It puts stock in regarding others perspectives and suppositions. It
serves to advance the free stream of thoughts so as to pick the best one (Rao, 2015). Utilizing the
above perspectives the interviews would be analyzed to consolidate the context of the model that
have been chosen to assess the leadership style of Sir Charlie Mayfield.
According to Simpson (2012),
democratic leadership Involves a team guided by a leader where all individuals are involved in
the decision making process to determine what needs to be done and how it should be done. The
group s leader has the authority to make the final decision of the group.
The interview on with the ConsumerCurrents (2012), is based upon the theme of partnership and
related to the trait of democratic organizational structure that are becoming popular in achieving
success in business (Christensen, 2010). The main them of the interview can be highlighted by the
tagline given at the start of the interview that read, Leading an employee owned retail giant isn t a
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The essay is to critically evaluate the following variables in the context of two interviews of the
Chairman of John Lewis.
Analysis of Sir Charlie s character with respect to the six styles of leadership
The KPIs utilized to analyze the organization s annual performance The evaluation of the
Organization with respect to CSR
The cultural framework and its significance with respect to competitive edge over potential
competitors
Findings
The analysis of the variables resulted in the following key findings; a) the democratic personality of
the chairman runs throughout the organizational structure. The partnership culture provides a voice
to the employees that are dealt by the governed by the board with compassion.
The Key factors are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Democratic leaders move the group toward its goals while the autocratic leaders move the group
towards their goals. It has faith in imparting obligation, supports innovative thinking as there is
flexibility for the representatives, and it minimizes hierarchical governmental issues and erosion
among the individuals. Basically, fair authority grasps free talks and considerations to help plan
choices inside associations. It puts stock in regarding others perspectives and suppositions. It
serves to advance the free stream of thoughts so as to pick the best one (Rao, 2015). Utilizing the
above perspectives the interviews would be analyzed to consolidate the context of the model that
have been chosen to assess the leadership style of Sir Charlie Mayfield.
According to Simpson (2012),
democratic leadership Involves a team guided by a leader where all individuals are involved in
the decision making process to determine what needs to be done and how it should be done. The
group s leader has the authority to make the final decision of the group.
The interview on with the ConsumerCurrents (2012), is based upon the theme of partnership and
related to the trait of democratic organizational structure that are becoming popular in achieving
success in business (Christensen, 2010). The main them of the interview can be highlighted by the
tagline given at the start of the interview that read, Leading an employee owned retail giant isn t a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Education And Recidivism Essay
Though there is evidence that educational programs are needed to help in reducing crime,
politicians and policy makers have not really understood this finding and thereby support the
programs they assume are better suited at deterring criminals. Thus, they directed funding from
educational programs to other areas, such as in security and anger management or drug treatment
(Batiuk et al 2005). Furthermore, studies have shown that those inmates that are released from
prison, about two thirds of them end up being re incarcerated within three years of their release
(Klein et al 2004). As a result, when these policy makers ignore empirical research and findings
and set up own policies, they are setting up the offenders for failure and anyone else affected by the
policies,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However most of the research did in fact have controls for some of these risk factors indicated
above, thereby reducing structural inequalities that may be there in crime occurrence (Lori 2015). If
there is no control on these risk factors, it can be said that there is a correlation but no causation
between correctional education and recidivism, which is what most policymakers argue (Lori
2015). Public opinion also has a big impact on political will and what policies will be
implemented and how. Thus, empirical research is more or less useless as it is hard to influence
public opinion just by data (Latessa 2004). This can be seen historically, asin 1994, a law was
signed in US called the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act (VCCLEA) which was
the one of the main reasons of budget cuts of towards correctional education. VCCLEA allowed
funding from the education programs to be used in other departments (Brazell 2009) and thus
slowly correctional education programs were dying
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Though there is evidence that educational programs are needed to help in reducing crime,
politicians and policy makers have not really understood this finding and thereby support the
programs they assume are better suited at deterring criminals. Thus, they directed funding from
educational programs to other areas, such as in security and anger management or drug treatment
(Batiuk et al 2005). Furthermore, studies have shown that those inmates that are released from
prison, about two thirds of them end up being re incarcerated within three years of their release
(Klein et al 2004). As a result, when these policy makers ignore empirical research and findings
and set up own policies, they are setting up the offenders for failure and anyone else affected by the
policies,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However most of the research did in fact have controls for some of these risk factors indicated
above, thereby reducing structural inequalities that may be there in crime occurrence (Lori 2015). If
there is no control on these risk factors, it can be said that there is a correlation but no causation
between correctional education and recidivism, which is what most policymakers argue (Lori
2015). Public opinion also has a big impact on political will and what policies will be
implemented and how. Thus, empirical research is more or less useless as it is hard to influence
public opinion just by data (Latessa 2004). This can be seen historically, asin 1994, a law was
signed in US called the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act (VCCLEA) which was
the one of the main reasons of budget cuts of towards correctional education. VCCLEA allowed
funding from the education programs to be used in other departments (Brazell 2009) and thus
slowly correctional education programs were dying
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Epiphany In The Zoo Story
In The Zoo Story by Edward Albee, Jerry is able to confront his own forms of darkness in order
to achieve a full outlook in life. Jerry is able to accept loss and cruelty in life in order to become
a full member and participant in society. He reaches this epiphany through his relationship with
his neighbor s dog. When Jerry enters his home building, he is constantly interrupted but the dog
and his growling. His daily routine consists of worrying about this dog, and not being able to
complete his own duties. So Jerry decides to lay out burger meat for the dog in hopes to form a
relationship. However, when that fails, he plans to poison the dog. Though the murder was
unsuccessful Jerry used this as an opportunity to learn many valuable life... Show more content on
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Without cruelty, kindness would be meaningless, and without loss, gain would be negligible. Jerry
sees that the balance of the two allow him to live in acceptance of himself and others. By facing
these rules of society instead of ignoring them, he can become a complete human. Instead of
inhabiting with other animals and humans, he can now coexist with them. He can get along with
them, and form a relationship. He sees that people on this earth are merely segregated animals
coexisting in separate bubbles, and the only way one can get along is to accept cruelty and loss as
well as the respecting the other bubbles.
In Lord of the Flies , the antagonist Jack not only confronts his darkness, but his darkness
confronts him. Jack and other young boys are stranded on a desert island and are forced to
assimilate into new circumstances. However, in contradiction to Jack, other parallel characters such
as Ralph, are able to live amongst these new struggles instead of becoming them. Jack exemplifies
how recognizing the darkness can destroy one s spirit and compel them into evil instead of
enlightening them on acceptance. Throughout the relationship between jack and ralph, we can see
the deterioration of Jack s humanity in contrast to Ralph. Initially on the island, Jack and Ralph
share a mutual respect in addition to a distribution of leadership on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In The Zoo Story by Edward Albee, Jerry is able to confront his own forms of darkness in order
to achieve a full outlook in life. Jerry is able to accept loss and cruelty in life in order to become
a full member and participant in society. He reaches this epiphany through his relationship with
his neighbor s dog. When Jerry enters his home building, he is constantly interrupted but the dog
and his growling. His daily routine consists of worrying about this dog, and not being able to
complete his own duties. So Jerry decides to lay out burger meat for the dog in hopes to form a
relationship. However, when that fails, he plans to poison the dog. Though the murder was
unsuccessful Jerry used this as an opportunity to learn many valuable life... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Without cruelty, kindness would be meaningless, and without loss, gain would be negligible. Jerry
sees that the balance of the two allow him to live in acceptance of himself and others. By facing
these rules of society instead of ignoring them, he can become a complete human. Instead of
inhabiting with other animals and humans, he can now coexist with them. He can get along with
them, and form a relationship. He sees that people on this earth are merely segregated animals
coexisting in separate bubbles, and the only way one can get along is to accept cruelty and loss as
well as the respecting the other bubbles.
In Lord of the Flies , the antagonist Jack not only confronts his darkness, but his darkness
confronts him. Jack and other young boys are stranded on a desert island and are forced to
assimilate into new circumstances. However, in contradiction to Jack, other parallel characters such
as Ralph, are able to live amongst these new struggles instead of becoming them. Jack exemplifies
how recognizing the darkness can destroy one s spirit and compel them into evil instead of
enlightening them on acceptance. Throughout the relationship between jack and ralph, we can see
the deterioration of Jack s humanity in contrast to Ralph. Initially on the island, Jack and Ralph
share a mutual respect in addition to a distribution of leadership on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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