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Science And Technology Essay For StudentsScience And Technology Essay For Students
The Death Of A Boy
One afternoon, I watched over a group of toddlers playing in a nursery. I noticed a little boy
playing with a jack in the box. He kept turning the crank on the box and giggling when the lid
popped open and jack sprang out. He d eagerly stuff jack back into the box and start turning the
crank again. I kept hearing the melody of Pop goes the Weasel over and over. I noticed another
little boy gawking out of the corner of my eye. He was sitting a few feet away from the jack in
the box. I could tell he desired to play with it. Two of the other toddlers started crying and
distracted the boy with the jack in the box. While he was distracted, the gawking toddler grabbed it
and started turning the crank. This toddler was confronted with temptation and he gave into it.
Temptation is the desire to do something sinful. Temptation is something every man, woman and
child confront. A toddler might be tempted to steal a toy away from another child. A teenager
might be tempted to drink alcohol. A husband might be tempted to commit adultery. We deal with
temptation from the time we come into this world and throughout our lives. If you are a
Christian, you should know there is a way to overcome temptation. 1 Corinthians 10:13 says,
There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will
not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way
to escape, that ye may be able to bear it (The Open Bible King
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One afternoon, I watched over a group of toddlers playing in a nursery. I noticed a little boy
playing with a jack in the box. He kept turning the crank on the box and giggling when the lid
popped open and jack sprang out. He d eagerly stuff jack back into the box and start turning the
crank again. I kept hearing the melody of Pop goes the Weasel over and over. I noticed another
little boy gawking out of the corner of my eye. He was sitting a few feet away from the jack in
the box. I could tell he desired to play with it. Two of the other toddlers started crying and
distracted the boy with the jack in the box. While he was distracted, the gawking toddler grabbed it
and started turning the crank. This toddler was confronted with temptation and he gave into it.
Temptation is the desire to do something sinful. Temptation is something every man, woman and
child confront. A toddler might be tempted to steal a toy away from another child. A teenager
might be tempted to drink alcohol. A husband might be tempted to commit adultery. We deal with
temptation from the time we come into this world and throughout our lives. If you are a
Christian, you should know there is a way to overcome temptation. 1 Corinthians 10:13 says,
There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will
not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way
to escape, that ye may be able to bear it (The Open Bible King
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Disagreement Analysis
The statement claims that we learn more from people whose views we share than those whose
views we contradict because disagreement can cause stress and inhibit learning. Some people think
that agreement leads to harmony and learning, while disagreement hinders intellectual progress. I
disagree with both the claim and the reason and will discuss situations that illustrate why I consider
the statement misguided.
I disgree with the view that we learn more from those who share our views than those who
contradict it. This comes from my experience being a student in a school in Boston. Although I
believe in the Islamic teachings, I, nonetheless, learned a great deal about science, mathematics,
ethics, and philosophy from my Christian and Jew professors. Here some might think that engaging
in a contentious agrument is what counts as disagreement as opposed ... Show more content on
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I would argue that, on the countrary, disagreement enhances learning. I recall in an economics class
I took the professor guided a debate between myself and my colleage. The subject of the debate was
whether we should raise the minimum wage. My view conflicted that of my colleage who thought
that we should instead abolish the concept of the minimum wage. My reasoning was that increasing
the minimum wage would help the middle class and low income families. But my colleage thought
that from the economic theory of demand and price, an increase in the minimum wage would hurt
small businesses as they would be less profitable to run, and thus would result in an increase in
unemployment. What I learned from our discussion was that even though our views differed
drastically, each of us learned about the other s point of view. The experience was both delightful
and enlightening. Thus, disagreement does not cause stress and inhibit learning. In fact, the
opposite is true; disagreement fosters a learning
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The statement claims that we learn more from people whose views we share than those whose
views we contradict because disagreement can cause stress and inhibit learning. Some people think
that agreement leads to harmony and learning, while disagreement hinders intellectual progress. I
disagree with both the claim and the reason and will discuss situations that illustrate why I consider
the statement misguided.
I disgree with the view that we learn more from those who share our views than those who
contradict it. This comes from my experience being a student in a school in Boston. Although I
believe in the Islamic teachings, I, nonetheless, learned a great deal about science, mathematics,
ethics, and philosophy from my Christian and Jew professors. Here some might think that engaging
in a contentious agrument is what counts as disagreement as opposed ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
I would argue that, on the countrary, disagreement enhances learning. I recall in an economics class
I took the professor guided a debate between myself and my colleage. The subject of the debate was
whether we should raise the minimum wage. My view conflicted that of my colleage who thought
that we should instead abolish the concept of the minimum wage. My reasoning was that increasing
the minimum wage would help the middle class and low income families. But my colleage thought
that from the economic theory of demand and price, an increase in the minimum wage would hurt
small businesses as they would be less profitable to run, and thus would result in an increase in
unemployment. What I learned from our discussion was that even though our views differed
drastically, each of us learned about the other s point of view. The experience was both delightful
and enlightening. Thus, disagreement does not cause stress and inhibit learning. In fact, the
opposite is true; disagreement fosters a learning
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Relationship Between Cherry Stepwood And Hedda Gabler
Mackenzie Sullivan
ENG 202
12/10/2017
Balancing True Love
The male female relationships in Ibsen s play Hedda Gabler, and Chekhov s play The Cherry
Orchard show the women partners as incapable of the mutual respect and understanding necessary
for a sustained and fulfilling committed relationship. Hedda, Thea, Madame,Varya, and even young
Anya cannot enter or maintain a marriage because each of them have not yet self actualized. None
of the relationships in the plays offer any type of fulfillment. The two writers are alike in the way
that their portrayals pose these two questions: What may a woman give and receive from her
partner/husband if she herself lacks self nourishment and balance? Societal expectations and, in
the case of the The Cherry Orchard, an aristocracy losing its wealth and power precipitate each
woman s crisis. For any healthy relationship to last, both partners have to be fully committed to
each other. In both plays, none of the relationships really offer any type of fulfillment. The title of
Hedda Gabler, uses Hedda s maiden name, Gabler, even though her married name is Hedda
Tesman. Based off of the initial reading of the title, one can already tell that there is a strong
intention behind it. Isben purposely wrote the title that way to indicate that Hedda wanted to be
recognized as her father s daughter, not as her husband s wife. This already proves that she is not
fully in love with her husband and there is more that is going on beyond just the
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Mackenzie Sullivan
ENG 202
12/10/2017
Balancing True Love
The male female relationships in Ibsen s play Hedda Gabler, and Chekhov s play The Cherry
Orchard show the women partners as incapable of the mutual respect and understanding necessary
for a sustained and fulfilling committed relationship. Hedda, Thea, Madame,Varya, and even young
Anya cannot enter or maintain a marriage because each of them have not yet self actualized. None
of the relationships in the plays offer any type of fulfillment. The two writers are alike in the way
that their portrayals pose these two questions: What may a woman give and receive from her
partner/husband if she herself lacks self nourishment and balance? Societal expectations and, in
the case of the The Cherry Orchard, an aristocracy losing its wealth and power precipitate each
woman s crisis. For any healthy relationship to last, both partners have to be fully committed to
each other. In both plays, none of the relationships really offer any type of fulfillment. The title of
Hedda Gabler, uses Hedda s maiden name, Gabler, even though her married name is Hedda
Tesman. Based off of the initial reading of the title, one can already tell that there is a strong
intention behind it. Isben purposely wrote the title that way to indicate that Hedda wanted to be
recognized as her father s daughter, not as her husband s wife. This already proves that she is not
fully in love with her husband and there is more that is going on beyond just the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Siren s Rock Between Island Bay And Owhiro Bay
On Wednesday the 18th February the year 12 biology class went to Siren s Rock between Island
bay and Owhiro bay to study community patterns. The community pattern we were studying
was zonation on the rocky shore. Zonation is when an environmental factor changes, the
distribution of species changes which results in the species being present in zones or bands. In
this report I am going to talk about the Cellana denticulata limpet, the Cellana radian and the
relationship between the two species. Species 1: Description: The Cellana denticulata is a
limpet which belongs in the true limpet family. A true limpet is a small marine gastropod
mollusc. The C denticulata is a mollusc due to it having a soft body with a hard shell. The shell
of the C denticulata is a lot more elevated and bigger than other species of limpets with 20 30
strong ribs granulose and scaly. The colour of the shell can vary from a grey to brown colour.
On the inside of the shell the C denticulata is a bluish whitey colour with darker streaks where the
undersides of the ribs are. The C denticulata has a strong muscular foot on the underside of their
body which allows it to suction itself onto the rock to prevent slipping or falling from the rock.
This limits the movements of where the C denticulata can travel as they cannot move in large
distances. This means when it comes to feeding the C denticulata doesn t travel very far. They are
algae grazers, which graze when the tide is in by scraping the algae off
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On Wednesday the 18th February the year 12 biology class went to Siren s Rock between Island
bay and Owhiro bay to study community patterns. The community pattern we were studying
was zonation on the rocky shore. Zonation is when an environmental factor changes, the
distribution of species changes which results in the species being present in zones or bands. In
this report I am going to talk about the Cellana denticulata limpet, the Cellana radian and the
relationship between the two species. Species 1: Description: The Cellana denticulata is a
limpet which belongs in the true limpet family. A true limpet is a small marine gastropod
mollusc. The C denticulata is a mollusc due to it having a soft body with a hard shell. The shell
of the C denticulata is a lot more elevated and bigger than other species of limpets with 20 30
strong ribs granulose and scaly. The colour of the shell can vary from a grey to brown colour.
On the inside of the shell the C denticulata is a bluish whitey colour with darker streaks where the
undersides of the ribs are. The C denticulata has a strong muscular foot on the underside of their
body which allows it to suction itself onto the rock to prevent slipping or falling from the rock.
This limits the movements of where the C denticulata can travel as they cannot move in large
distances. This means when it comes to feeding the C denticulata doesn t travel very far. They are
algae grazers, which graze when the tide is in by scraping the algae off
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Long History Of Sexuality Is Conditioned And Inhibited...
How we think about sexuality is conditioned and inhibited by a complicated history and, to make
our problems worse, that history is in the power of those who have necessarily been antagonistic
to women for a very long time. Males generally have been economically and socially superior to
women since they became the primary producers and possessors of private property. (Murphy
Robinson, 1984: 251)
One of Western societies biggest social taboos is sex. Even more so, there is a long history of
repressed female sexuality. The years of absent representation of overtly sexual women has affected
how they think and feel about their own sexuality, and allows them to be treated as a minority
despite the gender being half the population. The first Ann Summers retail store opened in 1970,
and current CEO Jacqueline Gold introduced the Party Plan in 1981. Presently, Ann Summers does
well to help empower women, and is ultimately positive in terms of female sexulity representation
and discussion. When Jacqueline Gold was appointed CEO in 1993, she was a key figure in turning
the company s reputation around to focus on women and what they want. As constructive as this is,
there are problems to the company s marketing, specifically when looking at the Ann Summers
Party Plan. Their approach can be considered heteronormative as a result of their phallocentric
homosocial atmosphere.
When thinking about the social taboos around female sexuality, there are many reasons for people
to believe
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How we think about sexuality is conditioned and inhibited by a complicated history and, to make
our problems worse, that history is in the power of those who have necessarily been antagonistic
to women for a very long time. Males generally have been economically and socially superior to
women since they became the primary producers and possessors of private property. (Murphy
Robinson, 1984: 251)
One of Western societies biggest social taboos is sex. Even more so, there is a long history of
repressed female sexuality. The years of absent representation of overtly sexual women has affected
how they think and feel about their own sexuality, and allows them to be treated as a minority
despite the gender being half the population. The first Ann Summers retail store opened in 1970,
and current CEO Jacqueline Gold introduced the Party Plan in 1981. Presently, Ann Summers does
well to help empower women, and is ultimately positive in terms of female sexulity representation
and discussion. When Jacqueline Gold was appointed CEO in 1993, she was a key figure in turning
the company s reputation around to focus on women and what they want. As constructive as this is,
there are problems to the company s marketing, specifically when looking at the Ann Summers
Party Plan. Their approach can be considered heteronormative as a result of their phallocentric
homosocial atmosphere.
When thinking about the social taboos around female sexuality, there are many reasons for people
to believe
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Generational Differences In Older Generations
We didn t have birthdays like you growing up. I was gripped from the beginning of this interview
to learn about the generational differences between me and my grandmother. Donna McGuire,
my grandmother, has led a very different life than mine own due to multiple generation gaps and
geographical differences. This interview really enlightened me about the struggles that people
went through in previous years and how their childhoods were so drastically different than ours.
What was really eye opening about this interview was that not only how technology has changed
how we live but the evolution of society that makes older generations seem so distant even
though the difference in years is only around 60 years. Her first memory as a child is running
through farms in her bare feet in rural Wisconsin, which is one of her most fond ones at that.
She was a very bright young student, being the first girl chosen to be on a baseball team and
received very good grades and was involved in other extracurricular activities such as the
yearbook and the school newspaper for a brief stint. On her street growing up, birthday parties
were not a celebration as they are today, instead an opportunity for the kids on the street to get
together and eat ice cream and cupcakes, I never had a party where we did pin the tail on the
donkey or hired a clown or anything like that, I just remember being happy when it was my turn to
dole out the cupcakes and ice cream. It was a different time and
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We didn t have birthdays like you growing up. I was gripped from the beginning of this interview
to learn about the generational differences between me and my grandmother. Donna McGuire,
my grandmother, has led a very different life than mine own due to multiple generation gaps and
geographical differences. This interview really enlightened me about the struggles that people
went through in previous years and how their childhoods were so drastically different than ours.
What was really eye opening about this interview was that not only how technology has changed
how we live but the evolution of society that makes older generations seem so distant even
though the difference in years is only around 60 years. Her first memory as a child is running
through farms in her bare feet in rural Wisconsin, which is one of her most fond ones at that.
She was a very bright young student, being the first girl chosen to be on a baseball team and
received very good grades and was involved in other extracurricular activities such as the
yearbook and the school newspaper for a brief stint. On her street growing up, birthday parties
were not a celebration as they are today, instead an opportunity for the kids on the street to get
together and eat ice cream and cupcakes, I never had a party where we did pin the tail on the
donkey or hired a clown or anything like that, I just remember being happy when it was my turn to
dole out the cupcakes and ice cream. It was a different time and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Questions On Hidden Business Deductions Essay
Hidden Business Deductions
Recommended Title Ideas for the eBook:
The Curated Tax Strategy
How to Curate and Sharpen Your Tax Strategy
Proactive Tax Strategies to Save Money and Build Wealth
Using Tax Deductions and Planning to Reach Your Financial Targets
Find Those Hidden Business Deductions
You can always deduct standard business expenses, but can you deduct hidden and unusual
expenses to reduce your tax burden? Using your imagination and proactive planning provides a
resounding answer to that question: Yes, you can!
Fruitful tax planning consists of many efforts to shift income into tax advantaged vehicles,
deferring or accelerating income and expenses, keeping on the right side of tax laws and investing
in retirement plans to earn money tax free or tax deferred. However, the most practical ongoing
strategy for directly reducing your tax burden if you own a business is taking advantage of any
deductions that are available to you.
Our certified tax professionals can help you achieve each of your taxpaying goals by carefully
curating your strategy so that you don t pay a penny more or less than your legal obligations.
Taxpayers often sacrifice money that s on the table because of the complexities of the tax code,
but a Certified Tax Coach gets to know your financial situation and business or businesses. Each
person has a unique financial profile. If you want to pay the least tax legally, you require an
advisor who s willing to research traditional business
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Hidden Business Deductions
Recommended Title Ideas for the eBook:
The Curated Tax Strategy
How to Curate and Sharpen Your Tax Strategy
Proactive Tax Strategies to Save Money and Build Wealth
Using Tax Deductions and Planning to Reach Your Financial Targets
Find Those Hidden Business Deductions
You can always deduct standard business expenses, but can you deduct hidden and unusual
expenses to reduce your tax burden? Using your imagination and proactive planning provides a
resounding answer to that question: Yes, you can!
Fruitful tax planning consists of many efforts to shift income into tax advantaged vehicles,
deferring or accelerating income and expenses, keeping on the right side of tax laws and investing
in retirement plans to earn money tax free or tax deferred. However, the most practical ongoing
strategy for directly reducing your tax burden if you own a business is taking advantage of any
deductions that are available to you.
Our certified tax professionals can help you achieve each of your taxpaying goals by carefully
curating your strategy so that you don t pay a penny more or less than your legal obligations.
Taxpayers often sacrifice money that s on the table because of the complexities of the tax code,
but a Certified Tax Coach gets to know your financial situation and business or businesses. Each
person has a unique financial profile. If you want to pay the least tax legally, you require an
advisor who s willing to research traditional business
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nazi Germany
How Germany Redeemed Itself Nazi Germany is where the start of World War 2 arose, and
developed. After war the rest of the world was so scarred by Germany s actions, that it now
permanently looks at Germany differently. Even in the modern world, people still stereotype
Germans. When looking at Germans, they are commonly recognized as murderers, and the
reason for the fall of Europe. Even if they weren t part of the war, people still stereotype Germans
as being bad people. Despite its past with Hitler and the Nazi regime, Germany has managed to
improve itself in order to become more advanced than most first world countries both socially and
economically. Immediately after the war ended, Germany began to redeem itself. Germany had to
perform... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The responsibility for WW2 and the national sentiment of guilt shaped the role of the German
politicians and citizens in Europe for decades (Davis). Germany was put in extreme debt and
poverty because of the fall of WW2, this led modern day Germany to feel the guilt for previous
events. Many citizens of Europe at the time, felt the impact of the war for many years after. Since
the end of WW2, Germany has performed many actions to make up for the destruction of Europe,
both physically and emotionally. Germany realized that in the event that it were to rejoin the
international community, it would not run from its crimes but had to confront them (Rienzi).
Because of Germany s big impact on the rest of the world, it felt the need to make up for Hitler s
previous behavior. To do this Germany had to make up for the purpose of what had happened in
the past, instead of ignoring it. Germany has proven its change, in the fact that it is at this point of
time, economically stable. Germany...has grown to become the fourth largest economy in the
world...at the end of WW2...70 years ago the country lay in ruins (Rienzi). Germany s government
has done a lot to prove itself guilt free, by focusing on its economy and the citizens. Germany has
been trying to come to terms with anti semitism and has made the denial of the Holocaust
punishable by law (Rienzi). Germany wants
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Germany Redeemed Itself Nazi Germany is where the start of World War 2 arose, and
developed. After war the rest of the world was so scarred by Germany s actions, that it now
permanently looks at Germany differently. Even in the modern world, people still stereotype
Germans. When looking at Germans, they are commonly recognized as murderers, and the
reason for the fall of Europe. Even if they weren t part of the war, people still stereotype Germans
as being bad people. Despite its past with Hitler and the Nazi regime, Germany has managed to
improve itself in order to become more advanced than most first world countries both socially and
economically. Immediately after the war ended, Germany began to redeem itself. Germany had to
perform... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The responsibility for WW2 and the national sentiment of guilt shaped the role of the German
politicians and citizens in Europe for decades (Davis). Germany was put in extreme debt and
poverty because of the fall of WW2, this led modern day Germany to feel the guilt for previous
events. Many citizens of Europe at the time, felt the impact of the war for many years after. Since
the end of WW2, Germany has performed many actions to make up for the destruction of Europe,
both physically and emotionally. Germany realized that in the event that it were to rejoin the
international community, it would not run from its crimes but had to confront them (Rienzi).
Because of Germany s big impact on the rest of the world, it felt the need to make up for Hitler s
previous behavior. To do this Germany had to make up for the purpose of what had happened in
the past, instead of ignoring it. Germany has proven its change, in the fact that it is at this point of
time, economically stable. Germany...has grown to become the fourth largest economy in the
world...at the end of WW2...70 years ago the country lay in ruins (Rienzi). Germany s government
has done a lot to prove itself guilt free, by focusing on its economy and the citizens. Germany has
been trying to come to terms with anti semitism and has made the denial of the Holocaust
punishable by law (Rienzi). Germany wants
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Sampson Products Case
SAMPSON PRODUCTS
Sampson Products Corporation was a major manufacturer of electrical equipment used extensively
by consumer goods manufacturers. The company sold most of its products to manufacturers of
refrigerators, automatic washers, and electric stoves to be installed as original equipment that
usually retained the Sampson brand name. In addition to the original equipment market, Sampson
had obtained a significant portion of the replacement market for the products it manufactured. Sales
of Sampson replacement parts were normally made through channels such as small hardware stores
and other home repair retail outlets. Another substantial part of Sampson s revenue was derived
from manufacturing electrical equipment for large electrical ... Show more content on
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General Company was one of the producers from whom a quotation was requested. The day
following the receipt of General s quotation, Mr. Jones and the president of the machine shop
division of General visited Mr. Smithe. Mr. Smithe understood that the president had a widely
recognized reputation as an extremely aggressive, hard hitting, sales minded executive. Smithe s
impression was quickly confirmed. From the beginning of the conversation, he was the target of the
president s well known pressure tactics. The president informed Smithe clearly that he felt the
friendship of the two companies was at stake and reciprocal considerations were in order. Smithe
informed the president that his bid was the highest received, and he suggested that the president
knew by approximately how much he was high. Smithe stated that normally second bids were not
accepted, but because of previous friendship he would in this case accept a revised bid from
General. The president s reaction was to leave the meeting in anger with the parting comment that
Smithe had better think again about awarding the contract to General and fast. Mr. Smithe set aside
the shaft contract during the ensuing two weeks, partly as a result of his offer to the General
representatives and also because he wanted to devote time to other problems. At that point, the
president of
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SAMPSON PRODUCTS
Sampson Products Corporation was a major manufacturer of electrical equipment used extensively
by consumer goods manufacturers. The company sold most of its products to manufacturers of
refrigerators, automatic washers, and electric stoves to be installed as original equipment that
usually retained the Sampson brand name. In addition to the original equipment market, Sampson
had obtained a significant portion of the replacement market for the products it manufactured. Sales
of Sampson replacement parts were normally made through channels such as small hardware stores
and other home repair retail outlets. Another substantial part of Sampson s revenue was derived
from manufacturing electrical equipment for large electrical ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
General Company was one of the producers from whom a quotation was requested. The day
following the receipt of General s quotation, Mr. Jones and the president of the machine shop
division of General visited Mr. Smithe. Mr. Smithe understood that the president had a widely
recognized reputation as an extremely aggressive, hard hitting, sales minded executive. Smithe s
impression was quickly confirmed. From the beginning of the conversation, he was the target of the
president s well known pressure tactics. The president informed Smithe clearly that he felt the
friendship of the two companies was at stake and reciprocal considerations were in order. Smithe
informed the president that his bid was the highest received, and he suggested that the president
knew by approximately how much he was high. Smithe stated that normally second bids were not
accepted, but because of previous friendship he would in this case accept a revised bid from
General. The president s reaction was to leave the meeting in anger with the parting comment that
Smithe had better think again about awarding the contract to General and fast. Mr. Smithe set aside
the shaft contract during the ensuing two weeks, partly as a result of his offer to the General
representatives and also because he wanted to devote time to other problems. At that point, the
president of
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The University Of Findlay And Ohio Dominican University
As a senior in high school the time has come when people begin to ask big and sometimes
overwhelming questions like, Where are you going to college? and What will be your major?
These questions, of course, lead to college visits and decisions. The two colleges that seem to meet
my criteria are The Universityof Findlay and OhioDominican University. Both colleges have
positive aspects, such as having the major that I am interested in as well as being close to family.
However, The University of Findlay seems to be a better fit than Ohio Dominican because it is
closer to home and I am familiar with the campus and I grew up on this campus.
When comparing The University of Findlay (UF) and Ohio Dominican University (ODU), I
have found similarities and differences that can be seen as positive and negative. ODU is a
private, Catholic university that covers ninety three acres of land and was founded in 1911.
There are 2,600 students enrolled at ODU. Of the students, fifty seven percent are female and
forty three percent are male. ODU has undergraduate and graduate programs. The University has
sixteen athletic teams that compete in the NCAA Division II and provides more than forty
organizations for the students to be involved in. ( How ODU Rank Among America s Best
Colleges? ) ( ODU Quick Facts ). ODU offers more than forty five majors ( Ohio Dominican Offers
More than 45 Majors ) and does have middle school education for teaching, which is a major that I
am considering.
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As a senior in high school the time has come when people begin to ask big and sometimes
overwhelming questions like, Where are you going to college? and What will be your major?
These questions, of course, lead to college visits and decisions. The two colleges that seem to meet
my criteria are The Universityof Findlay and OhioDominican University. Both colleges have
positive aspects, such as having the major that I am interested in as well as being close to family.
However, The University of Findlay seems to be a better fit than Ohio Dominican because it is
closer to home and I am familiar with the campus and I grew up on this campus.
When comparing The University of Findlay (UF) and Ohio Dominican University (ODU), I
have found similarities and differences that can be seen as positive and negative. ODU is a
private, Catholic university that covers ninety three acres of land and was founded in 1911.
There are 2,600 students enrolled at ODU. Of the students, fifty seven percent are female and
forty three percent are male. ODU has undergraduate and graduate programs. The University has
sixteen athletic teams that compete in the NCAA Division II and provides more than forty
organizations for the students to be involved in. ( How ODU Rank Among America s Best
Colleges? ) ( ODU Quick Facts ). ODU offers more than forty five majors ( Ohio Dominican Offers
More than 45 Majors ) and does have middle school education for teaching, which is a major that I
am considering.
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Rhinoceros Research Paper
The rhinoceros or known as a rhino is a prehistoric looking mammal. There are 5 species of
rhinos. The black rhinoceros and the white rhinoceros both live in Africa. The Indian, the Javan
and the Sumatran rhinoceros live in Asia. Both African rhinoceros look very similar, they are both
a blueish grey color with two horns. They are often called a different name to easily differentiate
them. The black rhino is called the hook lipped rhinocerosand the white rhino is called the square
lipped rhinoceros. They are called this because their lips are specialized to eat different foods.
The black rhino has two horns that can grow up to four and a half feet. They use those horns to
defend its self from predators. It will charge at speeds up to thirty five miles per hour at its predator.
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They have even fought elephants or other big animals. The white rhino uses its square lips to
graze on grasses. It can stand up to six feet tall. Two of the three Asian rhinos only have one
horn, the Indian and the Javan rhino. The largest rhino in Asia is the Indian rhino, which is also
known as the greater one horned rhino. It stands up to eight feet tall and weighs nearly two tons.
The rhino lives in tall weeds, which it often feeds on, and marshy forests. The Javan rhino, now
only found in Java, is a small relative to the Indian rhino. The Java rhino lives in forested hills and
feeds off the grass and fruit. The Sumatran rhino is the smallest rhino. It stands at only four and a
half feet and weighs only a ton. The rhino lives in the hills of Sumatra and
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The rhinoceros or known as a rhino is a prehistoric looking mammal. There are 5 species of
rhinos. The black rhinoceros and the white rhinoceros both live in Africa. The Indian, the Javan
and the Sumatran rhinoceros live in Asia. Both African rhinoceros look very similar, they are both
a blueish grey color with two horns. They are often called a different name to easily differentiate
them. The black rhino is called the hook lipped rhinocerosand the white rhino is called the square
lipped rhinoceros. They are called this because their lips are specialized to eat different foods.
The black rhino has two horns that can grow up to four and a half feet. They use those horns to
defend its self from predators. It will charge at speeds up to thirty five miles per hour at its predator.
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They have even fought elephants or other big animals. The white rhino uses its square lips to
graze on grasses. It can stand up to six feet tall. Two of the three Asian rhinos only have one
horn, the Indian and the Javan rhino. The largest rhino in Asia is the Indian rhino, which is also
known as the greater one horned rhino. It stands up to eight feet tall and weighs nearly two tons.
The rhino lives in tall weeds, which it often feeds on, and marshy forests. The Javan rhino, now
only found in Java, is a small relative to the Indian rhino. The Java rhino lives in forested hills and
feeds off the grass and fruit. The Sumatran rhino is the smallest rhino. It stands at only four and a
half feet and weighs only a ton. The rhino lives in the hills of Sumatra and
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High School Law
How would teenagers react to a law that states that one must receive a high school diploma in
order to obtain a driver s license? I, for one, would not be a jolly camper, as I rely on the ability
to drive for functions similar to school or work. I also see countless young adults would oppose
this law for the same reasons. In this essay, I will dive into the effects of this law, including the
hidden obscurities that would have those effects tied to them. One effect would be the availability
for teenagers to work. Firstly, if teens cannot work, then they might not be able to support their
families. Families that exist on welfare need as much money as they can acquire, and a child not
pulling his or her share of the work would cripple the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Firstly, the entire reason many teens receive driver s licenses is for the reason that they can be
free. Taking the freedom from a teen is identical to imprisoning them. The statement is true since
neither situation allows them to leave at their own whim. Secondly, teens obtain driver s licenses
for the reason that one might desire to clear their head, or remove themselves from an abusive
family. Being able to escape is needed in one s life, lest they wish to be trapped in their own
regrets and shame. Escaping an abusive family is an absolute must, for the simple reason that is
isn t ethical to force them to stay. Finally, teens enjoy hanging out with friends. It s a natural part
of society to aspire to be with other people than their family from time to time. Parties remain an
example of a piece of society that would be demolished if driver s licenses were retrieved from
teenagers until the completion of high school. This, along with the other two factors, stands the key
reasons teens should retain their licenses once they obtain it at age
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How would teenagers react to a law that states that one must receive a high school diploma in
order to obtain a driver s license? I, for one, would not be a jolly camper, as I rely on the ability
to drive for functions similar to school or work. I also see countless young adults would oppose
this law for the same reasons. In this essay, I will dive into the effects of this law, including the
hidden obscurities that would have those effects tied to them. One effect would be the availability
for teenagers to work. Firstly, if teens cannot work, then they might not be able to support their
families. Families that exist on welfare need as much money as they can acquire, and a child not
pulling his or her share of the work would cripple the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Firstly, the entire reason many teens receive driver s licenses is for the reason that they can be
free. Taking the freedom from a teen is identical to imprisoning them. The statement is true since
neither situation allows them to leave at their own whim. Secondly, teens obtain driver s licenses
for the reason that one might desire to clear their head, or remove themselves from an abusive
family. Being able to escape is needed in one s life, lest they wish to be trapped in their own
regrets and shame. Escaping an abusive family is an absolute must, for the simple reason that is
isn t ethical to force them to stay. Finally, teens enjoy hanging out with friends. It s a natural part
of society to aspire to be with other people than their family from time to time. Parties remain an
example of a piece of society that would be demolished if driver s licenses were retrieved from
teenagers until the completion of high school. This, along with the other two factors, stands the key
reasons teens should retain their licenses once they obtain it at age
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The Cholera Spread In London In The 19th Century
The cholera has been the most terrifying disease spreading in London in the middle of nineteenth
century, which is an infection caused by strains of the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. In the
summertime of 1854 London was known as one of the most advanced and fashionable cities in
the world with almost 2.5 million people living there. Because of the overpopulation, the city was
having a difficult time to provide basic needs for the residents. According to Johnson (2006) the
biggest existing problem within the city at that time was its lack of waste removal system. The
human trash was piling up from the houses to the rivers and drinking water, which has led to the
perfect conditions for a number of diseases and more precisely that is when the cholera... Show
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After interviewing more people who had relatives died, Snow find out that many people drank
water from Broad Street Pump on their way to work or school. Johnson (2006) says, Many Soho
residents who lived closer to other pumps one on Rupert Street and another on Little
Marlborough opted to walk an extra few blocks for the refreshing taste of Broad Street`s water. It
was colder than the water found at the rival pumps; it had a pleasant hint of carbonation (p.30).
He also discovered that there was not a single death recorded among the workers at Lion
Brewery on Broad Street. They were rarely seen to drink water from the pump because of the
liquor they received as a part of their wages (Johnson, 2006, p.142). Another important
observation Snow has made is about the death of the widow Susanna Eley who used to live in
Broad Street, but after a while she moved to Hampstead (Johnson, 2006, p.143). By asking her
sons Snow found out that she drank the Broad Street water as she loved it taste and even more,
she had it delivered to the new house. After collecting all this information Snow had strong
evidence that the source of the cholera outbreak was exactly the Broad Street pump. He came up
with a plan how to deal with the cholera outbreak and went to the Board of St. James Parish where
he convinced the local officials that the pump
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The cholera has been the most terrifying disease spreading in London in the middle of nineteenth
century, which is an infection caused by strains of the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. In the
summertime of 1854 London was known as one of the most advanced and fashionable cities in
the world with almost 2.5 million people living there. Because of the overpopulation, the city was
having a difficult time to provide basic needs for the residents. According to Johnson (2006) the
biggest existing problem within the city at that time was its lack of waste removal system. The
human trash was piling up from the houses to the rivers and drinking water, which has led to the
perfect conditions for a number of diseases and more precisely that is when the cholera... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After interviewing more people who had relatives died, Snow find out that many people drank
water from Broad Street Pump on their way to work or school. Johnson (2006) says, Many Soho
residents who lived closer to other pumps one on Rupert Street and another on Little
Marlborough opted to walk an extra few blocks for the refreshing taste of Broad Street`s water. It
was colder than the water found at the rival pumps; it had a pleasant hint of carbonation (p.30).
He also discovered that there was not a single death recorded among the workers at Lion
Brewery on Broad Street. They were rarely seen to drink water from the pump because of the
liquor they received as a part of their wages (Johnson, 2006, p.142). Another important
observation Snow has made is about the death of the widow Susanna Eley who used to live in
Broad Street, but after a while she moved to Hampstead (Johnson, 2006, p.143). By asking her
sons Snow found out that she drank the Broad Street water as she loved it taste and even more,
she had it delivered to the new house. After collecting all this information Snow had strong
evidence that the source of the cholera outbreak was exactly the Broad Street pump. He came up
with a plan how to deal with the cholera outbreak and went to the Board of St. James Parish where
he convinced the local officials that the pump
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Birthday Mark by Nathaniel Hawthorne
The discovery of electricity opened the door to many mysteries that challenged scientists of the
nineteenth century. Nathaniel Hawthorne writes of some challenges that man could run into during
the exploration and application of new technology in The Birthmark. These challenges are not
entirely physical but they are more so about an internal struggle within Victorian mindsets. In The
Birthmark there are only three characters: Aylmer, a scientist, Georgiana, Aylmer s wife, and
Aminadab, Aylmer s lab assistant. Hawthorne isolates the characters in their caste to present
individual viewpoints of a tragic flaw. Each character promotes innocence but they are caught up in
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His assistant, Aminadab is a sub human in his eyes (Fairbanks, 103). Aminadab is a complete
contrast to Aylmer but none of Aylmer s experiments would be possible without the help of this
human machine (Hawthorne, 298). He is of great importance to Aylmer, but Hawthorne makes it
clear that Aylmer thinks of himself much higher than the common man. Aminadab s importance
to the story lies within the fact that he is an invisible character everywhere except the lab. His
profound contrast to Aylmer s character away from Georgiana provides the reader with a clearer
picture of the mad scientist as he attempts to overthrow nature. When Aylmer fails to do so,
Aminadab laughs triumphantly at the tragic hero s attempt to control nature. These two
characters show opposing thoughts and reactions to the murder of Aylmer s now perfect, dead
bride. Hawthorne s heavy use of symbolism carries a lot of undertones that reveals irony on
many levels as he wraps up the story. The most obvious is that Aylmer murders his lovely bride
when he perfects Nature. Georgiana is enamored by Aylmer s experiments even though he often
fails. She gains confidence and submits herself willingly but only to vicariously pursue happiness
through her husband s experiment. Knowing that her birthmark makes her an object of horror to
the one she loves, she finds life to be a burden and is willing to risk her own life for both of their
happiness (Hawthorne 292).
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The discovery of electricity opened the door to many mysteries that challenged scientists of the
nineteenth century. Nathaniel Hawthorne writes of some challenges that man could run into during
the exploration and application of new technology in The Birthmark. These challenges are not
entirely physical but they are more so about an internal struggle within Victorian mindsets. In The
Birthmark there are only three characters: Aylmer, a scientist, Georgiana, Aylmer s wife, and
Aminadab, Aylmer s lab assistant. Hawthorne isolates the characters in their caste to present
individual viewpoints of a tragic flaw. Each character promotes innocence but they are caught up in
traditional values. Hawthorne writes of an honest but fatal mistake... Show more content on
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His assistant, Aminadab is a sub human in his eyes (Fairbanks, 103). Aminadab is a complete
contrast to Aylmer but none of Aylmer s experiments would be possible without the help of this
human machine (Hawthorne, 298). He is of great importance to Aylmer, but Hawthorne makes it
clear that Aylmer thinks of himself much higher than the common man. Aminadab s importance
to the story lies within the fact that he is an invisible character everywhere except the lab. His
profound contrast to Aylmer s character away from Georgiana provides the reader with a clearer
picture of the mad scientist as he attempts to overthrow nature. When Aylmer fails to do so,
Aminadab laughs triumphantly at the tragic hero s attempt to control nature. These two
characters show opposing thoughts and reactions to the murder of Aylmer s now perfect, dead
bride. Hawthorne s heavy use of symbolism carries a lot of undertones that reveals irony on
many levels as he wraps up the story. The most obvious is that Aylmer murders his lovely bride
when he perfects Nature. Georgiana is enamored by Aylmer s experiments even though he often
fails. She gains confidence and submits herself willingly but only to vicariously pursue happiness
through her husband s experiment. Knowing that her birthmark makes her an object of horror to
the one she loves, she finds life to be a burden and is willing to risk her own life for both of their
happiness (Hawthorne 292).
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Romanticism In Life Of Pi
Life of Pi Yann Martel
Life of Pi reflects many of the themes we discussed this week. For the sake of wordcount, I m going
to assume that everyone is familiar with the story. If not, Shmoop has a decent, to the point plot
summary here: https://www.shmoop.com/life of pi/summary.html
The most evident similarity between Life of Pi and early Romanticism is the speaker s connection
to nature. Wordsworth and Coleridge are primarily enamored by nature at a macro level. In
Tintern Abbey, Wordsworth writes The day is come when I again repose / Here, under this dark
sycamore, and view / These plots of cottage ground, these orchard tufts (9 11), displaying his
affinity for looking out at the grandness of nature. Raised at a zoo, Pi s specific knowledge and
deep connection to the animal world is more akin to Charlotte Smith s botanical approach to
native species in Beachy Head. That said, Pi s love for nature is great and comparable to each piece
we read this week.
While we didn t discuss it explicitly, I believe that Beachy Head introduces the sublime. The
sheer enormity of Beachy Head places it in the category of violent beauty. Reading even the first
line of the poem, On thy stupendous summit, rock sublime! (1), makes clear the awe inspiring
nature of the cliff. Alone at sea (with a Bengal tiger, no less), the sublime overwhelms Pi. Richard
Parker, the tiger, is a magnificent creature, but deadly, and the ocean is beautiful and terrifying in it
s own right. The movie portrays this well with stunning cinematography, displaying Pi s profound
solitude on vast expanses of sea and sky.
On a philosophical level, Life of Pi is about Pi Patel s relationship with religion. Pi is raised Hindu
but chooses to practice Catholicism and Islam as well. The book opens by telling us that Pi s is
a story that will make you believe in God (Martell 2012 x). Pi is devout in his beliefs about three
religions, and about nature and goodness. Like Wordsworth and Coleridge, Pi s faith is strong
but separate from traditional organized religion. Pi s beliefs are similar to Coleridge s one life
(mentioned in The Eolian Harp (24 25), a belief that all beings are connected spiritually through
God. This is seen as Pi considers the
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Life of Pi Yann Martel
Life of Pi reflects many of the themes we discussed this week. For the sake of wordcount, I m going
to assume that everyone is familiar with the story. If not, Shmoop has a decent, to the point plot
summary here: https://www.shmoop.com/life of pi/summary.html
The most evident similarity between Life of Pi and early Romanticism is the speaker s connection
to nature. Wordsworth and Coleridge are primarily enamored by nature at a macro level. In
Tintern Abbey, Wordsworth writes The day is come when I again repose / Here, under this dark
sycamore, and view / These plots of cottage ground, these orchard tufts (9 11), displaying his
affinity for looking out at the grandness of nature. Raised at a zoo, Pi s specific knowledge and
deep connection to the animal world is more akin to Charlotte Smith s botanical approach to
native species in Beachy Head. That said, Pi s love for nature is great and comparable to each piece
we read this week.
While we didn t discuss it explicitly, I believe that Beachy Head introduces the sublime. The
sheer enormity of Beachy Head places it in the category of violent beauty. Reading even the first
line of the poem, On thy stupendous summit, rock sublime! (1), makes clear the awe inspiring
nature of the cliff. Alone at sea (with a Bengal tiger, no less), the sublime overwhelms Pi. Richard
Parker, the tiger, is a magnificent creature, but deadly, and the ocean is beautiful and terrifying in it
s own right. The movie portrays this well with stunning cinematography, displaying Pi s profound
solitude on vast expanses of sea and sky.
On a philosophical level, Life of Pi is about Pi Patel s relationship with religion. Pi is raised Hindu
but chooses to practice Catholicism and Islam as well. The book opens by telling us that Pi s is
a story that will make you believe in God (Martell 2012 x). Pi is devout in his beliefs about three
religions, and about nature and goodness. Like Wordsworth and Coleridge, Pi s faith is strong
but separate from traditional organized religion. Pi s beliefs are similar to Coleridge s one life
(mentioned in The Eolian Harp (24 25), a belief that all beings are connected spiritually through
God. This is seen as Pi considers the
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Television Shows And The Effect Of Television s Effect On...
The truth is, everybody changes every day and some things are more devastating than others, but
we never are the same. There are two ways to deal with these changes: you either accept them or
you fight them like hell all the way (Law and Order: Special Victims Unit). In America, the
majority owns a televisionor has some sort of electronic device that they can watch their favorite
shows on. Some television shows can have an unconscious impact on viewers. Television series
Law and Order: SVU is a show that can cause an attitude and behavioral impact on viewers
without the audience ever knowing. The show itself contains heavy sexual themes and media
violence that is based loosely off of real crimes or stories that were ripped from the headlines .
However, in the beginning of the show they give warning that states, the following story is
fictional and does not depict any actual person or event (Law and order: SVU) which provides
viewer s comfort that the episodeis not real. Even with this forewarning there is still an impact on
viewers that watch the show. The type of effects a sexually themed television programsuch as Law
and Order: SVU can have on viewers includes desensitization, priming, excitation transfer theory,
construction of social reality, and the cultivation theory. Ever feel a thrill and become exposed to it
so much that the thrill starts to become numb? That is desensitization and is when repetitive
exposure cause people to go numb to violence in real
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The truth is, everybody changes every day and some things are more devastating than others, but
we never are the same. There are two ways to deal with these changes: you either accept them or
you fight them like hell all the way (Law and Order: Special Victims Unit). In America, the
majority owns a televisionor has some sort of electronic device that they can watch their favorite
shows on. Some television shows can have an unconscious impact on viewers. Television series
Law and Order: SVU is a show that can cause an attitude and behavioral impact on viewers
without the audience ever knowing. The show itself contains heavy sexual themes and media
violence that is based loosely off of real crimes or stories that were ripped from the headlines .
However, in the beginning of the show they give warning that states, the following story is
fictional and does not depict any actual person or event (Law and order: SVU) which provides
viewer s comfort that the episodeis not real. Even with this forewarning there is still an impact on
viewers that watch the show. The type of effects a sexually themed television programsuch as Law
and Order: SVU can have on viewers includes desensitization, priming, excitation transfer theory,
construction of social reality, and the cultivation theory. Ever feel a thrill and become exposed to it
so much that the thrill starts to become numb? That is desensitization and is when repetitive
exposure cause people to go numb to violence in real
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Geo101 Chapt 9 Study Guide
Question 1 of 25 4.0 Points (points 1) The country of the people of Han is: A.Mongolia *B.China
C.Japan D.Korea E.Tibet Question 2 of 25 4.0 Points (points 1) What is not one of the natural
boundaries that define the South Asia subcontinent? A.Bay of Bengal B.Himalayas C.Arabian Sea
*D.Pacific Ocean Question 3 of 25 (points 1) Taiwan was at one time a colony of: A.Russia B.the
United States *C.Japan D.Australia E.Britain Question 4 of 25 4.0 Points (points 1) What is the
name of the disputed territory between Pakistan and India? A.Punjab B.Ceylon *C.Kashmir
D.Bengal Question 5 of 25 4.0 Points (points 1) What groups of people has Buddhism appealed to,
in the past
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Question 1 of 25 4.0 Points (points 1) The country of the people of Han is: A.Mongolia *B.China
C.Japan D.Korea E.Tibet Question 2 of 25 4.0 Points (points 1) What is not one of the natural
boundaries that define the South Asia subcontinent? A.Bay of Bengal B.Himalayas C.Arabian Sea
*D.Pacific Ocean Question 3 of 25 (points 1) Taiwan was at one time a colony of: A.Russia B.the
United States *C.Japan D.Australia E.Britain Question 4 of 25 4.0 Points (points 1) What is the
name of the disputed territory between Pakistan and India? A.Punjab B.Ceylon *C.Kashmir
D.Bengal Question 5 of 25 4.0 Points (points 1) What groups of people has Buddhism appealed to,
in the past
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Technology s Impact On The Impact Of Technology In The...
We are living in the informational era where everything is expected to be innovative and always in
demand. With that comes the never ending innovation of technology. Looking back in to the history
of sports, the growth of technology has unpredictable consequences towards the sports industry
however, it grew sports into what it is today. The sports industry first took its great leap of
popularity through the industrial revolution. With more people coming into urban living, people
had more money and more time to focus on sports. Without the technology that made factories
possible, people may not have time to focus on sports. Furthermore, in the 19th century, the growth
of sports was almost dependent on new technology: transportation. The inventions of railroads,
trains and telegraphs made sports a nationwide event. Thousands of new inventions of technology
such as, TV, internet, shoe factories, clothing factories, phones, magazines, and many more has
complimented the growth of sports. With the increasing demand and popularity of sports, sports
teams have mega stadiums worth millions and billions of dollars. To give a perspective, the Los
Angeles Stadium, the home for the LA RAMS and Chargers has a price tag of $2.66 billion.
However, today, technology has shifted towards a to go mentality, where everything can be
accessed instantaneously anywhere in anytime. Therefore, this research would attempt to identify
the effect of technology on the influences in sports game
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We are living in the informational era where everything is expected to be innovative and always in
demand. With that comes the never ending innovation of technology. Looking back in to the history
of sports, the growth of technology has unpredictable consequences towards the sports industry
however, it grew sports into what it is today. The sports industry first took its great leap of
popularity through the industrial revolution. With more people coming into urban living, people
had more money and more time to focus on sports. Without the technology that made factories
possible, people may not have time to focus on sports. Furthermore, in the 19th century, the growth
of sports was almost dependent on new technology: transportation. The inventions of railroads,
trains and telegraphs made sports a nationwide event. Thousands of new inventions of technology
such as, TV, internet, shoe factories, clothing factories, phones, magazines, and many more has
complimented the growth of sports. With the increasing demand and popularity of sports, sports
teams have mega stadiums worth millions and billions of dollars. To give a perspective, the Los
Angeles Stadium, the home for the LA RAMS and Chargers has a price tag of $2.66 billion.
However, today, technology has shifted towards a to go mentality, where everything can be
accessed instantaneously anywhere in anytime. Therefore, this research would attempt to identify
the effect of technology on the influences in sports game
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The Current Road Safety Measures
Introduction
There are a myriad of different dangers on any college campus and Ohio State is no different. If
any of these dangers can be minimized or eliminated they should be. Pedestrians on and around
the campus have made complaints about driver speed, and Ohio State wants to know if
pedestrians in the campus area are safe with the current road safety measures. The purpose of this
experiment was to test the speeds of cars on two major roads near Ohio States campus and decide if
these speeds are safe.
The next sections outline the different areas of the experiment. Section 2 describes how this
experiment was carried out and what is necessary to replicate it. Section 3 presents the data
collected by the experiment, and section 4 analyzes the data. Lastly, section 5 summarizes the
experiment and makes suggestions for future experiments and studies.
Experimental Methodology
To determine the speed of the cars a 176ft distance was measured out and the time it took cars to
pass through the area was measured. The time was then recorded on a table of time intervals.
The time intervals fell between 1.33 seconds and 12 seconds. Every time a car s time was
recorded, a tally was placed in the appropriate row. Each row had a 2 mph speed interval, and this
was how the speed of the cars was determined. This table is in the appendix for reference and
further understanding.
Items needed for this experiment include spray paint, a measuring wheel, a stopwatch, a pen, a
clipboard, and the
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Introduction
There are a myriad of different dangers on any college campus and Ohio State is no different. If
any of these dangers can be minimized or eliminated they should be. Pedestrians on and around
the campus have made complaints about driver speed, and Ohio State wants to know if
pedestrians in the campus area are safe with the current road safety measures. The purpose of this
experiment was to test the speeds of cars on two major roads near Ohio States campus and decide if
these speeds are safe.
The next sections outline the different areas of the experiment. Section 2 describes how this
experiment was carried out and what is necessary to replicate it. Section 3 presents the data
collected by the experiment, and section 4 analyzes the data. Lastly, section 5 summarizes the
experiment and makes suggestions for future experiments and studies.
Experimental Methodology
To determine the speed of the cars a 176ft distance was measured out and the time it took cars to
pass through the area was measured. The time was then recorded on a table of time intervals.
The time intervals fell between 1.33 seconds and 12 seconds. Every time a car s time was
recorded, a tally was placed in the appropriate row. Each row had a 2 mph speed interval, and this
was how the speed of the cars was determined. This table is in the appendix for reference and
further understanding.
Items needed for this experiment include spray paint, a measuring wheel, a stopwatch, a pen, a
clipboard, and the
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What Color Attracts The Most
What Color Attracts the Human Eye the Most?
Introduction
The human eye can see 7,000,000 colors, but which color attracts it the most? Figuring out what
color attracts the most attention could be really beneficial in many ways. Research shows that
when you are buying something, the visual factor is almost 93%. That means that choosing a color
that attracts a lot of attention is crucial.
This experiment will show what color attracts the human eye the most. Before talking about what
color attracts a lot of attention, how do humans see color? To see color, first the light hits an object.
Then the object absorbs some of the light. Then, it reflects the rest of it. The wavelengths of the
reflected light determine what you see.
Warm colors attract the most attention. Some warm colors are red,yellow, and orange. Yellow is
the easiest color to see. Yellow is used for warning signs because it is easy to see. Yellow is more
visible because more light is reflected on bright colors. This causes excessive stimulation of the eye.
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The purpose of doing this project is to help owners of companies to use the color that attracts the
most attention on their sign to help promote their store. If I figure out what color attracts the
human eye it could really benefit these companies. This could be a quick and easy way to attract
customers. It could interest people by making them look at the sign, which will make them
curious and want to know more about it. My hypothesis is that if I test what color attracts the
human eye the most, then yellow will be the color. I believe this because it is a very bright color
and attracts more. The independent variable of this experiment is the human participating. The
dependent variable is what color is seen first. The constant procedure in this experiment is how I
ask the people what color they see first. I will ask the people in the same environment. They will all
be of the same age and
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What Color Attracts the Human Eye the Most?
Introduction
The human eye can see 7,000,000 colors, but which color attracts it the most? Figuring out what
color attracts the most attention could be really beneficial in many ways. Research shows that
when you are buying something, the visual factor is almost 93%. That means that choosing a color
that attracts a lot of attention is crucial.
This experiment will show what color attracts the human eye the most. Before talking about what
color attracts a lot of attention, how do humans see color? To see color, first the light hits an object.
Then the object absorbs some of the light. Then, it reflects the rest of it. The wavelengths of the
reflected light determine what you see.
Warm colors attract the most attention. Some warm colors are red,yellow, and orange. Yellow is
the easiest color to see. Yellow is used for warning signs because it is easy to see. Yellow is more
visible because more light is reflected on bright colors. This causes excessive stimulation of the eye.
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The purpose of doing this project is to help owners of companies to use the color that attracts the
most attention on their sign to help promote their store. If I figure out what color attracts the
human eye it could really benefit these companies. This could be a quick and easy way to attract
customers. It could interest people by making them look at the sign, which will make them
curious and want to know more about it. My hypothesis is that if I test what color attracts the
human eye the most, then yellow will be the color. I believe this because it is a very bright color
and attracts more. The independent variable of this experiment is the human participating. The
dependent variable is what color is seen first. The constant procedure in this experiment is how I
ask the people what color they see first. I will ask the people in the same environment. They will all
be of the same age and
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Nelson-Atkins Museum Of Modern Art Analysis
On a trip to the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, my boyfriend, David, and I strolled through the
museum while I, being an art history major, recited to him all that I knew about certain pieces.
We observed sculptures by Auguste Rodin, works painted by Georgia O Keeffe, and busts of
Roman leaders. David was enjoying all the artwork until we reached the Contemporary art
gallery upon where viewing Mark Rothko s Untitled No. 11 made in 1963, he shook his head in
anger at what he thought was a painting far from a masterpiece. His comment was one I m sure
many have said about this particular piece and many other modern pieces of art, I could have
painted that. I couldn t help to reply, Yeah, but you didn t. David s sudden reaction upon viewing the
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11, but is it a good enough reason to spend millions of dollars on one of his paintings? In fact,
Rothko s 1961 painting Orange, Red, Yellow was bought for $86.9 million in May 2012 at
Christie s in New York setting a record for the abstract expressionist painter according to David
Ng. However, in 2011, a CГ©zanne painting, The Card Players sold for $250 million smashing
the record for the highest price paid for any artwork sold at auction (Stern). This may seem
outrageous to some, but for those who are opulent, brands are king in fine art. Names like Rothko
and Pollock distinguish them from unknown artists the same way the Coke and Pepsi brands
distinguish them from other sugar water (Mayyasi). According to the article Why is Art Expensive?
, these brands, such as Rothko, Pollock, and Warhol, retain their value and appreciate over time. As
someone who does not participate in the lavish art auctions, it s hard to understand Christie s $745
million art auction in May of 2013 as anything other than unreasonable. Yet buyers in the art market
proclaim these purchases as investments (Mayyasi). On the other hand, in a report entitled Profit or
Pleasure? Exploring the Motivations Behind Treasure Trends , only a tenth of two thousand
wealthy individuals questioned bought art as an investment, whereas, seventy five percent
purchased art to feel victorious at the auction and have cultural
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On a trip to the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, my boyfriend, David, and I strolled through the
museum while I, being an art history major, recited to him all that I knew about certain pieces.
We observed sculptures by Auguste Rodin, works painted by Georgia O Keeffe, and busts of
Roman leaders. David was enjoying all the artwork until we reached the Contemporary art
gallery upon where viewing Mark Rothko s Untitled No. 11 made in 1963, he shook his head in
anger at what he thought was a painting far from a masterpiece. His comment was one I m sure
many have said about this particular piece and many other modern pieces of art, I could have
painted that. I couldn t help to reply, Yeah, but you didn t. David s sudden reaction upon viewing the
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11, but is it a good enough reason to spend millions of dollars on one of his paintings? In fact,
Rothko s 1961 painting Orange, Red, Yellow was bought for $86.9 million in May 2012 at
Christie s in New York setting a record for the abstract expressionist painter according to David
Ng. However, in 2011, a CГ©zanne painting, The Card Players sold for $250 million smashing
the record for the highest price paid for any artwork sold at auction (Stern). This may seem
outrageous to some, but for those who are opulent, brands are king in fine art. Names like Rothko
and Pollock distinguish them from unknown artists the same way the Coke and Pepsi brands
distinguish them from other sugar water (Mayyasi). According to the article Why is Art Expensive?
, these brands, such as Rothko, Pollock, and Warhol, retain their value and appreciate over time. As
someone who does not participate in the lavish art auctions, it s hard to understand Christie s $745
million art auction in May of 2013 as anything other than unreasonable. Yet buyers in the art market
proclaim these purchases as investments (Mayyasi). On the other hand, in a report entitled Profit or
Pleasure? Exploring the Motivations Behind Treasure Trends , only a tenth of two thousand
wealthy individuals questioned bought art as an investment, whereas, seventy five percent
purchased art to feel victorious at the auction and have cultural
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Bluetooth Vs. Bluetooth Essay
1.2 Bluetooth application
Bluetooth is designed to operate in an environment of many users. Up to eight devices can
communicate in a
small network called a piconet. Ten of these piconets can coexist in the same coverage range of the
Bluetooth
radio. To provide security, each link is encoded and protected against eavesdropping and
interference.
Bluetooth provides support for three general application areas using short range wireless
connectivity:
п‚· Data and voice access points. Bluetooth facilitates real time voice and data transmissions by
providing
effortless wireless connection of portable and stationary communications devices.
п‚· Cable replacement. Bluetooth eliminates the need for numerous, often proprietary cable
attachments for
connection of practically any kind of communications device. Connections are instant and are
maintained
even when devices are not within line of sight. The range of each radio is approximately 10 m, but
can be
extended to 100 m with an optional amplifier.
п‚· Ad hoc networking. A device equipped with a Bluetooth radio can establish instant connection to
another Bluetooth radio as soon as it comes into range.
1.3 Bl uetooth Standards Documents
The Bluetooth standards present a formidable bulk well over 1,500 pages, divided into two groups:
core and
profile. The core specifications describe the details of the various layers of the Bluetooth protocol
architecture,
1.2 Bluetooth application
Bluetooth is designed to operate in an environment of many users. Up to eight devices can
communicate in a
small network called a piconet. Ten of these piconets can coexist in the same coverage range of the
Bluetooth
radio. To provide security, each link is encoded and protected against eavesdropping and
interference.
Bluetooth provides support for three general application areas using short range wireless
connectivity:
п‚· Data and voice access points. Bluetooth facilitates real time voice and data transmissions by
providing
effortless wireless connection of portable and stationary communications devices.
п‚· Cable replacement. Bluetooth eliminates the need for numerous, often proprietary cable
attachments for
connection of practically any kind of communications device. Connections are instant and are
maintained
even when devices are not within line of sight. The range of each radio is approximately 10 m, but
can be
extended to 100 m with an optional amplifier.
п‚· Ad hoc networking. A device equipped with a Bluetooth radio can establish instant connection to
another Bluetooth radio as soon as it comes into range.
1.3 Bl uetooth Standards Documents
The Bluetooth standards present a formidable bulk well over 1,500 pages, divided into two groups:
core and
profile. The core specifications describe the details of the various layers of the Bluetooth protocol
architecture,
from the radio interface to link control. Related topics are also
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The Ideal American Family Analysis
As stated in an article by Kimi Kennedy entitled Television: The Ideal American Family, most
American families portrayed on television in the late 40s and early 50s consisted of a husband,
wife and 2.5 kids (Kennedy). In Arthur Miller s Death of a Salesman, the Loman family seems to
perfectly fit the mold of a familyliving the American dream; however, the actions of the family
show that everything is not what it seems. Although the Lomans appear to be the ideal family of
the time, the way in which the family treats each other directly contrast with other fictional families
of the time. The family s treatment of Happy exemplifies the lack of attention given to some
children within American families. Throughout the play, Happy often takes a back seat to Biff
when it comes to getting his parents attention. In Act I on pages 1851 1853 Happy says multiple
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Willy is conflicted about his feelings toward Biff. On page 1844, while talking to Linda, Willy goes
from saying, The trouble is he s lazy... to saying That s one thing about Biff he s not lazy in a
matter of seconds (Miller). Biff also feels conflicted about his father. Biff cannot seem to decide if
he really loves his father or not. On page 1864, Biff is confident in his love toward his mother yet,
the love he feels for his father seems to be an afterthought (Miller).
The Loman family seems like the ideal American family based on television in the 1940s and
50s. Willy, Linda, Biff, and Happy, however, do not get along very well and most they all have
secrets that they keep from each other. The Lomans first appear to be a typical fictional family of
the time consisting of a mother, father, and two children, but soon show their flaws. Arthur Miller
breaks the mold for the fictional families of the time in his play Death of a Salesman by
highlighting the flaws and downfalls of each member of the
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As stated in an article by Kimi Kennedy entitled Television: The Ideal American Family, most
American families portrayed on television in the late 40s and early 50s consisted of a husband,
wife and 2.5 kids (Kennedy). In Arthur Miller s Death of a Salesman, the Loman family seems to
perfectly fit the mold of a familyliving the American dream; however, the actions of the family
show that everything is not what it seems. Although the Lomans appear to be the ideal family of
the time, the way in which the family treats each other directly contrast with other fictional families
of the time. The family s treatment of Happy exemplifies the lack of attention given to some
children within American families. Throughout the play, Happy often takes a back seat to Biff
when it comes to getting his parents attention. In Act I on pages 1851 1853 Happy says multiple
times, I m... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Willy is conflicted about his feelings toward Biff. On page 1844, while talking to Linda, Willy goes
from saying, The trouble is he s lazy... to saying That s one thing about Biff he s not lazy in a
matter of seconds (Miller). Biff also feels conflicted about his father. Biff cannot seem to decide if
he really loves his father or not. On page 1864, Biff is confident in his love toward his mother yet,
the love he feels for his father seems to be an afterthought (Miller).
The Loman family seems like the ideal American family based on television in the 1940s and
50s. Willy, Linda, Biff, and Happy, however, do not get along very well and most they all have
secrets that they keep from each other. The Lomans first appear to be a typical fictional family of
the time consisting of a mother, father, and two children, but soon show their flaws. Arthur Miller
breaks the mold for the fictional families of the time in his play Death of a Salesman by
highlighting the flaws and downfalls of each member of the
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Personal Narrative On Getting Chased By Goats
This I Believe
Getting chased by goats was a fun experience. I believe that being cautious and careful is
incredibly important, and to not take warnings lightly. I believe this because being cautious could
save your life and a life of another person. Also, taking warnings lightly could seriously mess
things up for people and cause mild to serious injury. This event happened in San Rafael, Jalisco,
Mexico a couple of summers ago. My mom had just us not to go out and play with the animals, I
was maybe ten or eleven and wanted to go over to the goats to see and pet them. My younger
brother, Demian, and my two cousins were also there, and they too wanted to pet the goats. The
goats were in a rodeo like arena, so we could walk on top of the walls and get to a red platform
overlooking the place. Us seven through eleven year olds jumped off the platform and ran over to
the goats on the end of the other side. When we were maybe ten feet from the goats, they looked
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My cousin, Avylis, reached the top of the red platform as I reached about halfway to the
platform, and I also had just passed my cousin, Adrian. It was super exciting and enjoyable, but
terrifying at the same time. It was hot outside so I was already sweating and the being chased by
goats didn t make it better. As I Grabbed the latter to go up, my brother reached the top, but my
cousin was still maybe thirty feet away. Nevertheless, he made it and we went inside and told our
parents of the adventure we had just had. My mom was kind of angry because she told us not to
what we had just done and that we should more
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This I Believe
Getting chased by goats was a fun experience. I believe that being cautious and careful is
incredibly important, and to not take warnings lightly. I believe this because being cautious could
save your life and a life of another person. Also, taking warnings lightly could seriously mess
things up for people and cause mild to serious injury. This event happened in San Rafael, Jalisco,
Mexico a couple of summers ago. My mom had just us not to go out and play with the animals, I
was maybe ten or eleven and wanted to go over to the goats to see and pet them. My younger
brother, Demian, and my two cousins were also there, and they too wanted to pet the goats. The
goats were in a rodeo like arena, so we could walk on top of the walls and get to a red platform
overlooking the place. Us seven through eleven year olds jumped off the platform and ran over to
the goats on the end of the other side. When we were maybe ten feet from the goats, they looked
up and saw us, and they began to chase us. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
My cousin, Avylis, reached the top of the red platform as I reached about halfway to the
platform, and I also had just passed my cousin, Adrian. It was super exciting and enjoyable, but
terrifying at the same time. It was hot outside so I was already sweating and the being chased by
goats didn t make it better. As I Grabbed the latter to go up, my brother reached the top, but my
cousin was still maybe thirty feet away. Nevertheless, he made it and we went inside and told our
parents of the adventure we had just had. My mom was kind of angry because she told us not to
what we had just done and that we should more
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The Air National Guard And Part Of The 176th Wing
I am in the Air National Guard and part of the 176th Wing. The two primary missions of the
176th Wing are airlift and search and rescue (to include civil search and rescue). This includes
federal missions as well as state missions. My organization does not seek a profit but we do have
competitors for our airlift and search and rescue capabilities. According to Grant and Jordan (2012),
an industry should focus on strategic managementand focus on the competition and the goal of
having a competitive advantage. The 176th Wing s internal resources and capabilities allow us to
be different from our civilian and military competitors within the state concerning civil search and
rescue (Grant Jordan, 2012). Our key competitors are the State of Alaskaand the Coast Guard in the
state.
176th Wing Strategy and How it was Developed The strategy of the 176th Wing is to work with
internal and external partners to increase our Arctic representation, emergency management
response, engagement in Alaskan rural communities, and to continue to perform multiple federal
and state missions. The strategy of the 176th Wing is set by the Governor of Alaska through The
Adjutant General and the Wing Commander.The strategy of the 176th Wing is unique primarily
based on our location and our
EXTERNAL/INTERNAL ANALYSIS3 mission sets. The 176th Wing performs a unique state
mission as well as a high operations tempo for federal missions. Our
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I am in the Air National Guard and part of the 176th Wing. The two primary missions of the
176th Wing are airlift and search and rescue (to include civil search and rescue). This includes
federal missions as well as state missions. My organization does not seek a profit but we do have
competitors for our airlift and search and rescue capabilities. According to Grant and Jordan (2012),
an industry should focus on strategic managementand focus on the competition and the goal of
having a competitive advantage. The 176th Wing s internal resources and capabilities allow us to
be different from our civilian and military competitors within the state concerning civil search and
rescue (Grant Jordan, 2012). Our key competitors are the State of Alaskaand the Coast Guard in the
state.
176th Wing Strategy and How it was Developed The strategy of the 176th Wing is to work with
internal and external partners to increase our Arctic representation, emergency management
response, engagement in Alaskan rural communities, and to continue to perform multiple federal
and state missions. The strategy of the 176th Wing is set by the Governor of Alaska through The
Adjutant General and the Wing Commander.The strategy of the 176th Wing is unique primarily
based on our location and our
EXTERNAL/INTERNAL ANALYSIS3 mission sets. The 176th Wing performs a unique state
mission as well as a high operations tempo for federal missions. Our
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Classical, Biological And Psychological Theories
Early classical, biological and psychological theories have helped shape the burgeoning world of
criminology. Many of the ideas they held were unique, however, some key principles are still in use
by there modern counterparts. Classical psychological theories, focused on two main concepts;
personality and behaviorism. Personality theories helped improve cognitive sciences and
behaviorism called attention to social learning with a focus on behavioral conditioning. For
example, Ivan Pavlov, a prominent researcher, demonstrated that behavior can be changed by
changing conditions associated with the behavior. Personality theories and behavioral conditioning
worked, in conjunction, to form the classical psychological theory. (Schmalleger, p.82). This theory
attempted to adapt the disease model , which analysts hoped would identify the key elements that
provoked mental and emotional issues. (Schmalleger, p.82) Researchers in this field used terms
like, mental disease, personality disorder and psychopath to try and define individuals suffering
from these mental aliments. However, contemporary psychologists have chosen to modify their
main focus. In other words, contemporary analysts have one main study of focus for the people that
suffer from mental ailments, psychopathology. For example, current psychologists suggest that
depression, schizophrenia, alcoholism, ADHD, and psychopathy are all mental alignments
associated with psychopathology; psychopathy has been noted as the
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Early classical, biological and psychological theories have helped shape the burgeoning world of
criminology. Many of the ideas they held were unique, however, some key principles are still in use
by there modern counterparts. Classical psychological theories, focused on two main concepts;
personality and behaviorism. Personality theories helped improve cognitive sciences and
behaviorism called attention to social learning with a focus on behavioral conditioning. For
example, Ivan Pavlov, a prominent researcher, demonstrated that behavior can be changed by
changing conditions associated with the behavior. Personality theories and behavioral conditioning
worked, in conjunction, to form the classical psychological theory. (Schmalleger, p.82). This theory
attempted to adapt the disease model , which analysts hoped would identify the key elements that
provoked mental and emotional issues. (Schmalleger, p.82) Researchers in this field used terms
like, mental disease, personality disorder and psychopath to try and define individuals suffering
from these mental aliments. However, contemporary psychologists have chosen to modify their
main focus. In other words, contemporary analysts have one main study of focus for the people that
suffer from mental ailments, psychopathology. For example, current psychologists suggest that
depression, schizophrenia, alcoholism, ADHD, and psychopathy are all mental alignments
associated with psychopathology; psychopathy has been noted as the
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Saint Leo Core Values Support Economic Welfare And Social...
It is a well known fact that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the best way to measure a country s
economy. First, I ll discuss what GDP measures and it s limitations. Continuing, I ll talk about the
difference between economic welfare and social welfare, their relationship, if any, and which one
you think is more important. Lastly, discuss whether I believe the Saint Leo core values support
economic growth and productivity. Let us begin with gross domestic productand its limitations.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is measures the total value of all final goods and services produced
within a country s borders. It is used worldwide and by far the most popular method for measuring
an economy s output. For example, Australia s economy has experienced
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It is a well known fact that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the best way to measure a country s
economy. First, I ll discuss what GDP measures and it s limitations. Continuing, I ll talk about the
difference between economic welfare and social welfare, their relationship, if any, and which one
you think is more important. Lastly, discuss whether I believe the Saint Leo core values support
economic growth and productivity. Let us begin with gross domestic productand its limitations.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is measures the total value of all final goods and services produced
within a country s borders. It is used worldwide and by far the most popular method for measuring
an economy s output. For example, Australia s economy has experienced
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Descartes Teachings On Dualism
To understand how the dualist commits a category mistake, one must first understand Descartes
teachings on dualism from the Meditations on First Philosophy. Firstly, Descartes sees the mind
as an immaterial, non physical soul. He believes that his thoughts can be altered but he can
never be tricked into the thinking that he is thinking when he is not. While he has complete
faith in the existence of his mind, he doubts the existence of his body and the existence of other
people s minds. The reason for his doubt in his body is that he believes he can be tricked into
perceiving himself as having a body when he in fact does not. Descartes sees the mind as
separate from the body and believes that the two are composed of different kinds of substances,
one being mental and the other being physical. He further separates the mind from the body by
claiming that because the mind has the property of being undoubtable while the body has the
property of being doubtable, the two cannot be the same thing. According to Gilbert Ryle in his
article Descartes Myth he sets out to prove that there is no distinction between the body and the
mind, that the existence of the mind is obvious, and that Descartes entire theory is founded on
unsound reasoning. Ryle claims that the substance dualist makes a category mistake because they
refer to the mind and the body as existing in two separate categories. He explains that a category
mistake represents the facts of mental life as if they
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To understand how the dualist commits a category mistake, one must first understand Descartes
teachings on dualism from the Meditations on First Philosophy. Firstly, Descartes sees the mind
as an immaterial, non physical soul. He believes that his thoughts can be altered but he can
never be tricked into the thinking that he is thinking when he is not. While he has complete
faith in the existence of his mind, he doubts the existence of his body and the existence of other
people s minds. The reason for his doubt in his body is that he believes he can be tricked into
perceiving himself as having a body when he in fact does not. Descartes sees the mind as
separate from the body and believes that the two are composed of different kinds of substances,
one being mental and the other being physical. He further separates the mind from the body by
claiming that because the mind has the property of being undoubtable while the body has the
property of being doubtable, the two cannot be the same thing. According to Gilbert Ryle in his
article Descartes Myth he sets out to prove that there is no distinction between the body and the
mind, that the existence of the mind is obvious, and that Descartes entire theory is founded on
unsound reasoning. Ryle claims that the substance dualist makes a category mistake because they
refer to the mind and the body as existing in two separate categories. He explains that a category
mistake represents the facts of mental life as if they
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Fascism And Nazism Similarities
Fascism and Nazism. Both once prominent forms of government during the 20th century, and now
the number of countries that use either one of these governments is diminishing. Fascism and
Nazism both emerged because of a general crisis of the European political system during the late
19th century to the end of World War 1. Fascismwas motivated by the fears of of social as well as
political disintegration, and of political revolution on the part of both ruling of the lower and
middle classes (Encylopedia.com Editors, 2017). Europe would later see many Nazi and Fascists
movements during the time period between World War 1 and World War 2; however, in only Italy
and Germany did these forms of government manage to come to power and develop into their
respective regimes (Encylopedia.com Editors, 2017). While these two once prominent governments
share some similarities, they also share many differences.
Fascism first exploded onto the political scene during the 1919 as the first mass movement of of
the middle class citizens in both Italy as well as Germany. In this political party, important sections
of the economic and political establishments sought out to attempt to preserve the status quo in the
revolutionary times (Encylopedia.com Editors, 2017). This form of government appealed to many
lower and middle class citizens because it made it seem that they were at control of the political
party. Fascism was popular to the public in general just because it brought out a
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Fascism and Nazism. Both once prominent forms of government during the 20th century, and now
the number of countries that use either one of these governments is diminishing. Fascism and
Nazism both emerged because of a general crisis of the European political system during the late
19th century to the end of World War 1. Fascismwas motivated by the fears of of social as well as
political disintegration, and of political revolution on the part of both ruling of the lower and
middle classes (Encylopedia.com Editors, 2017). Europe would later see many Nazi and Fascists
movements during the time period between World War 1 and World War 2; however, in only Italy
and Germany did these forms of government manage to come to power and develop into their
respective regimes (Encylopedia.com Editors, 2017). While these two once prominent governments
share some similarities, they also share many differences.
Fascism first exploded onto the political scene during the 1919 as the first mass movement of of
the middle class citizens in both Italy as well as Germany. In this political party, important sections
of the economic and political establishments sought out to attempt to preserve the status quo in the
revolutionary times (Encylopedia.com Editors, 2017). This form of government appealed to many
lower and middle class citizens because it made it seem that they were at control of the political
party. Fascism was popular to the public in general just because it brought out a
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Italy Adopted A Realist Strategy
It is based on a view of the individual as primarily fearful, selfish and power seeking. Individuals
organize in states, each of which acts in pursuit of its own national interest (Mingst and Arreguin
Toft, 2014: 79)
In light of this definition, it is possible to state that Italy adopted a realist strategy in non acting
against Libya. In the lack of reaction and in not taking a strong line of action towards the African
country, the aim of the Italian policy makers was to preserve the country s own interests. Policy
makers emphasized the abstention from opening fire on Libyan forces as part of Rome s strategy of
smoothing its role in the Libyan intervention.
Although Italy was involved in the U.S. European intervention in Libya, they did not actually
attack the troops of their close ally, Moammar Gaddafi. Rome s continuous insistence on
highlighting that it was both part of the intervention but had abstained from playing an aggressive
role against Gaddafi was a strategy to allow Italy to continue to balance the rebels in the east with
the relationship with Gaddafi in the west of Libya.
Italy had too many interests in Libya to pick one side and react consequently.
As previously stated, Italy s business, energy and national security interests would be directly
impacted by the happenings in Libya.
Italy had investments worth an estimated 11 billion American Dollars in Libya (Lombard, 2012: 37
39).
While it had assets in eastern Libya, the majority of them were in the west
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It is based on a view of the individual as primarily fearful, selfish and power seeking. Individuals
organize in states, each of which acts in pursuit of its own national interest (Mingst and Arreguin
Toft, 2014: 79)
In light of this definition, it is possible to state that Italy adopted a realist strategy in non acting
against Libya. In the lack of reaction and in not taking a strong line of action towards the African
country, the aim of the Italian policy makers was to preserve the country s own interests. Policy
makers emphasized the abstention from opening fire on Libyan forces as part of Rome s strategy of
smoothing its role in the Libyan intervention.
Although Italy was involved in the U.S. European intervention in Libya, they did not actually
attack the troops of their close ally, Moammar Gaddafi. Rome s continuous insistence on
highlighting that it was both part of the intervention but had abstained from playing an aggressive
role against Gaddafi was a strategy to allow Italy to continue to balance the rebels in the east with
the relationship with Gaddafi in the west of Libya.
Italy had too many interests in Libya to pick one side and react consequently.
As previously stated, Italy s business, energy and national security interests would be directly
impacted by the happenings in Libya.
Italy had investments worth an estimated 11 billion American Dollars in Libya (Lombard, 2012: 37
39).
While it had assets in eastern Libya, the majority of them were in the west
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Impact Of Technology On The Computer Technology
CLOUD ASSISTED WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES
TEAM 7
Assignment No. 2
Bharti Kodwani
Kavya Malla
Nivedhitha Venkatachalam
Sushanta Sahoo
Email addresses [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
[email protected]
Introduction:
There have been numerous changes in the computer technology since the first computer was
invented and this is an ongoing process. During this whole time computers have shrinked
tremendously in size and now can be carried in pocket and as a wearable object. Wearable
technology provides human enhancement in personal level and offers several opportunities in
enterprise. It is essential to understand the history, evolution and other enabling technologies to
effectively adopt and improve the use of wearable technologies.
History and evolution of Wearable Technology:
The first form of wearable technologies was probably the wrist watch, which was designed to
provide a particular service to the users, was invented as early as the late 1500s. Then the
portable radio, later evolved into the Walkman which was also perpetuated because of users
desire to have access to a particular service all the time. These desires for continuous access of
services have pervaded the development of most of the wearable technologies. The development of
computers has exhibited a progression towards mobility and portability, from massive mainframe
computers to desktops to laptops, to PDA s and to wristwatch computers which were
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CLOUD ASSISTED WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES
TEAM 7
Assignment No. 2
Bharti Kodwani
Kavya Malla
Nivedhitha Venkatachalam
Sushanta Sahoo
Email addresses [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
[email protected]
Introduction:
There have been numerous changes in the computer technology since the first computer was
invented and this is an ongoing process. During this whole time computers have shrinked
tremendously in size and now can be carried in pocket and as a wearable object. Wearable
technology provides human enhancement in personal level and offers several opportunities in
enterprise. It is essential to understand the history, evolution and other enabling technologies to
effectively adopt and improve the use of wearable technologies.
History and evolution of Wearable Technology:
The first form of wearable technologies was probably the wrist watch, which was designed to
provide a particular service to the users, was invented as early as the late 1500s. Then the
portable radio, later evolved into the Walkman which was also perpetuated because of users
desire to have access to a particular service all the time. These desires for continuous access of
services have pervaded the development of most of the wearable technologies. The development of
computers has exhibited a progression towards mobility and portability, from massive mainframe
computers to desktops to laptops, to PDA s and to wristwatch computers which were
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Representation In TV Shows
96.7% of people in the United States own a television. The majority of those people have at least
one show that they watch regularly. In some cases, it s even more than that. It s obvious, at least
to me, that TV shows and their characters are incredibly important to people. They have become
more than just a source of entertainment. TV shows are important to people because they
encourage representation, give people something to look forward to, and dive into moral issues.
Representation in TV shows is really important. The majority of conventionally attractive people
in the media are white, but TV shows are beginning to become more diverse. They are starting to
portray people of color in a positive light. A good example of representation in... Show more content
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It s important for both young girls and women to see their gender portrayed as strong and
capable of taking care of themselves. The main character on Once Upon a Time, Emma Swan, is
a strong female character that has never been reduced to just a love interest. She has always
been the writer of her own story. One more example of a strong female is Jennifer Jareau from
Criminal Minds. She balances work and her family nearly flawlessly, and shows that women are
capable of having a family and a career. Clarke Griffin, from The 100, is one of the strongest
characters, male or female, that I ve seen on TV in a long time. She leads her people fearlessly,
and she is never looked at any differently because of her gender. On top of that, she is canonically
bisexual. Arrow and The Flash are also good examples of strong women. None of the characters
on either of those shows rely on other people to save them. One character on Arrow, Felicity
Smoak, is a hacker. She saves her friends lives from behind her computer on an almost daily
basis. While she is not a conventionally strong woman, she is still able to take care of herself,
and she isn t treated like a lesser human being because she is a female. That, to me, constitutes a
strong woman. Sometimes, it is easier to get through the day if you know that there is an episode
of your favorite show waiting for you when you get home. It gives you something to look forward
to. TV shows also give people
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96.7% of people in the United States own a television. The majority of those people have at least
one show that they watch regularly. In some cases, it s even more than that. It s obvious, at least
to me, that TV shows and their characters are incredibly important to people. They have become
more than just a source of entertainment. TV shows are important to people because they
encourage representation, give people something to look forward to, and dive into moral issues.
Representation in TV shows is really important. The majority of conventionally attractive people
in the media are white, but TV shows are beginning to become more diverse. They are starting to
portray people of color in a positive light. A good example of representation in... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
It s important for both young girls and women to see their gender portrayed as strong and
capable of taking care of themselves. The main character on Once Upon a Time, Emma Swan, is
a strong female character that has never been reduced to just a love interest. She has always
been the writer of her own story. One more example of a strong female is Jennifer Jareau from
Criminal Minds. She balances work and her family nearly flawlessly, and shows that women are
capable of having a family and a career. Clarke Griffin, from The 100, is one of the strongest
characters, male or female, that I ve seen on TV in a long time. She leads her people fearlessly,
and she is never looked at any differently because of her gender. On top of that, she is canonically
bisexual. Arrow and The Flash are also good examples of strong women. None of the characters
on either of those shows rely on other people to save them. One character on Arrow, Felicity
Smoak, is a hacker. She saves her friends lives from behind her computer on an almost daily
basis. While she is not a conventionally strong woman, she is still able to take care of herself,
and she isn t treated like a lesser human being because she is a female. That, to me, constitutes a
strong woman. Sometimes, it is easier to get through the day if you know that there is an episode
of your favorite show waiting for you when you get home. It gives you something to look forward
to. TV shows also give people
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William Goldman s The Princess Bride
In the story The Princess Bride we read of action and adventure, and if you have watched the
movie you have a very romantic view of the tale. Before I read the book that was my view, which
after reading the book, I found to be incomplete. Fortunately, I have read the book and my view of
this adventure has changed from a less romantic one to a more realist thought. I believe that what
William Goldmanwas trying to tell us, in his book version of the story, is that life is made up of
reality, sprinkled with what I would call romanticism of the realist. What I mean by this is that
even realists must have a desire to believe in Twoo wuv. In the end what we find is that even
though we have our romantic notions, life happens and life is what... Show more content on
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Morgenstern. We first find him as a young boy who was not interested in anything, other than
baseball, and wishing that his teacher was actually his mother. So wrapped up in this he even
fantasizes that one day his father would come clean and declare his teacher as being his real
mother. His young character self was not involved in much and his teacher described him as being
a late bloomer even though he had no idea what that meant. We see in this part of the book that his
life was full of dreams, things he hoped for and wished for.
Shortly after this we find him with pneumonia, unable to go to school and confined to his bed.
One day he is surprised to see his dad come into his room with a book and without announcing
what he is doing, begins by reading the title of the first chapter The Bride. This is the point in his
life where everything changed for him. His future career as a writer is credited in this simple
act of his father reading the story to him. He went from only caring about sports and games to
not being able to get enough from books. This particular book he describes as the single best
thing that happened to me (sorry about that, Helen; Helen is my wife, the hot shot child
psychiatrist). Here we once again see realism show through. You can see here that he was drawn
to a book with true love, which in his own life did not exist. I think we see here the reality in our
desire to want to be inspired
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In the story The Princess Bride we read of action and adventure, and if you have watched the
movie you have a very romantic view of the tale. Before I read the book that was my view, which
after reading the book, I found to be incomplete. Fortunately, I have read the book and my view of
this adventure has changed from a less romantic one to a more realist thought. I believe that what
William Goldmanwas trying to tell us, in his book version of the story, is that life is made up of
reality, sprinkled with what I would call romanticism of the realist. What I mean by this is that
even realists must have a desire to believe in Twoo wuv. In the end what we find is that even
though we have our romantic notions, life happens and life is what... Show more content on
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Morgenstern. We first find him as a young boy who was not interested in anything, other than
baseball, and wishing that his teacher was actually his mother. So wrapped up in this he even
fantasizes that one day his father would come clean and declare his teacher as being his real
mother. His young character self was not involved in much and his teacher described him as being
a late bloomer even though he had no idea what that meant. We see in this part of the book that his
life was full of dreams, things he hoped for and wished for.
Shortly after this we find him with pneumonia, unable to go to school and confined to his bed.
One day he is surprised to see his dad come into his room with a book and without announcing
what he is doing, begins by reading the title of the first chapter The Bride. This is the point in his
life where everything changed for him. His future career as a writer is credited in this simple
act of his father reading the story to him. He went from only caring about sports and games to
not being able to get enough from books. This particular book he describes as the single best
thing that happened to me (sorry about that, Helen; Helen is my wife, the hot shot child
psychiatrist). Here we once again see realism show through. You can see here that he was drawn
to a book with true love, which in his own life did not exist. I think we see here the reality in our
desire to want to be inspired
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Importance Of Security Controls And Business Strategy For...
1.Introduction
Defense in depth is a commonly cited best practices strategy for achieving Information Assurance. It
is an approach to security that layers controls thus increasing security for the system as a whole
(United States National Security Agency, n.d.). Security controls derive from three primary
categories: Administrative, Technical/Logical, and Physical/Environmental (Harris Kumar, 2013,
p. 28). To help mature and improve information security as a process and business enabler, it is
critical that organizations adapt their understanding and cogency of administrative controls. The
information security market is flooded with technical solutions that fit into technical/logical control
categories. As more businesses move to the Cloud, physical and environmental controls are
relegated to third parties. To achieve true Defense in Depth, businesses must further develop their
Administrative controls and efforts. This enables the business to understand the value of security,
and enables security to align with business strategy (Cano M., Ph.D, CFE, 2014, p. 51 55). This
paper will examine the importance of administrative information security controls and the role they
play in Defense in Depth strategies by discussing the maturity of security programs, discovery of
security program foundations, frameworks, and process, enterprise security architecture, and the
governance of information security strategies.
2.Mature Security Programs: Basics of Administration
2.1.
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1.Introduction
Defense in depth is a commonly cited best practices strategy for achieving Information Assurance. It
is an approach to security that layers controls thus increasing security for the system as a whole
(United States National Security Agency, n.d.). Security controls derive from three primary
categories: Administrative, Technical/Logical, and Physical/Environmental (Harris Kumar, 2013,
p. 28). To help mature and improve information security as a process and business enabler, it is
critical that organizations adapt their understanding and cogency of administrative controls. The
information security market is flooded with technical solutions that fit into technical/logical control
categories. As more businesses move to the Cloud, physical and environmental controls are
relegated to third parties. To achieve true Defense in Depth, businesses must further develop their
Administrative controls and efforts. This enables the business to understand the value of security,
and enables security to align with business strategy (Cano M., Ph.D, CFE, 2014, p. 51 55). This
paper will examine the importance of administrative information security controls and the role they
play in Defense in Depth strategies by discussing the maturity of security programs, discovery of
security program foundations, frameworks, and process, enterprise security architecture, and the
governance of information security strategies.
2.Mature Security Programs: Basics of Administration
2.1.
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Politics Is The Practice And Theory Of Power And Resources...
Politics (from Greek: П ЂОїО»О№П„О№О єПЊП‚ politikos, definition of, for, or relating to
citizens ) is the practice and theory of influencing other people. Politics involves the making of a
common decision for a group of people, that is, a uniform decision applying in the same way to all
members of the group. It also involves the use of power by one person to affect the behavior of
another person. More narrowly, it refers to achieving and exercising positions of governance
organized control over a human community, particularly a state. Furthermore, politicsis the study or
practice of the distribution of power and resources within a given community (a usually
hierarchically organized population) as well as the interrelationship(s) between... Show more
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Formal Politics refers to the operation of a constitutional system of government and publicly
defined institutions and procedures.[1] Political parties, public policy or discussions about war and
foreign affairs would fall under the category of Formal Politics.[1] Many people view formal
politics as something outside of themselves, but that can still affect their daily lives.[1]
Informal Politics is understood as forming alliances, exercising power and protecting and
advancing particular ideas or goals. Generally, this includes anything affecting one s daily life,
such as the way an office or household is managed, or how one person or group exercises
influence over another.[1] Informal Politics is typically understood as everyday politics, hence the
idea that politics is everywhere .[1]
Contents [hide]
1Etymology
2History of state politics
2.1The state
2.1.1The state and property
2.1.2The state and the justice system
2.1.3The state and legislation
2.1.4The state and the executive system
3Themes
3.1Forms of political organization
3.2Global politics
3.3Political corruption
3.4Political parties
3.5Politics as an academic discipline
4Political values
4.1Left right politics
4.2Authoritarian libertarian politics
5See also
6Notes
7References
8External links
Politics (from Greek: П ЂОїО»О№П„О№О єПЊП‚ politikos, definition of, for, or relating to
citizens ) is the practice and theory of influencing other people. Politics involves the making of a
common decision for a group of people, that is, a uniform decision applying in the same way to all
members of the group. It also involves the use of power by one person to affect the behavior of
another person. More narrowly, it refers to achieving and exercising positions of governance
organized control over a human community, particularly a state. Furthermore, politicsis the study or
practice of the distribution of power and resources within a given community (a usually
hierarchically organized population) as well as the interrelationship(s) between... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Formal Politics refers to the operation of a constitutional system of government and publicly
defined institutions and procedures.[1] Political parties, public policy or discussions about war and
foreign affairs would fall under the category of Formal Politics.[1] Many people view formal
politics as something outside of themselves, but that can still affect their daily lives.[1]
Informal Politics is understood as forming alliances, exercising power and protecting and
advancing particular ideas or goals. Generally, this includes anything affecting one s daily life,
such as the way an office or household is managed, or how one person or group exercises
influence over another.[1] Informal Politics is typically understood as everyday politics, hence the
idea that politics is everywhere .[1]
Contents [hide]
1Etymology
2History of state politics
2.1The state
2.1.1The state and property
2.1.2The state and the justice system
2.1.3The state and legislation
2.1.4The state and the executive system
3Themes
3.1Forms of political organization
3.2Global politics
3.3Political corruption
3.4Political parties
3.5Politics as an academic discipline
4Political values
4.1Left right politics
4.2Authoritarian libertarian politics
5See also
6Notes
7References
8External links
Etymology[edit]
The word comes from the Greek word from which the title of Aristotle s books Politics (politika)
derives: affairs of the cities , a dissertation on
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The word comes from the Greek word from which the title of Aristotle s books Politics (politika)
derives: affairs of the cities , a dissertation on
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Franklin Blake The Moonstone
The Moonstone Everything is never as it seems. In Wilkie Collin s The Moonstone, three
Hindoos are sent on a quest to recover the sacred Moonstone thieved from their holy temple by an
Englishman. In England, they are stereotyped and become victims of racism. Although Franklin
Blake, one of the protagonists of this story, appears attractive from afar, he is a little uglier up
close. Mr. Blake is appealing overall but exhibits behaviors that are disagreeable, while the
Hindoos fluctuate between appearing villainous and victimized. Despite the Hindoos roles as
antagonist, they are the true victims and heroes of this story. To the Indians, the Moonstone is a
sacred gem in a worshipping temple in India, set in the forehead of the four handed... Show more
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He is considered the nicest boy who ever spun a top or broke a window , and is one of those
men the women all like (Collins 29, 218). He is well rounded, being educated in Italian, German,
French, and English culture, making him a sort of universal genius (Collins 30). One his most
detrimental characteristics in his inconsistency in what and how he thinks and acts. Franklin
undergoes puzzling shifts and transformations [...] due to the effect on him of his foreign
training (Collins 62). In consequence, he easily gives up and quits, frequently changing his
mind. True heroes never give up. As quickly as he searcches for the Diamond when it was first
stolen, he gave up, labeling the case [as] hopeless (Collins 106). He also has the unfortunate
traits of discretion, and [... a] temper (Collins 396). In addition to these regrettable qualities, he
bears the disgraceful habit of being constantly in debt. These matters of family notoriety show
the very disgraceful part of Franklin, who has no principle , to Rachel and her mother (Collins
263, 395). Every act performed by Franklin Blake is beneficial to his personal gain; he never
once does something for someone other than himself, as opposed to the Hindoos. He first
searches vigorously for the Diamond, in the hopes of winning over more of Rachel s affection.
Later, when Rachel leaves, he no longer feels interest in the case without the prospect of winning
her over. He goes abroad to forget her (Collins 342). When returning to England, he discovers that
the Diamond [is] an unpardoned offense and searches to lay [his]hands on the thief who took the
Moonstone , not for the sake of justice but because [he] won t accept that position (Collins 345).
Lastly, Franklin invests his time into the project of Ezra Jennings for only the sake of
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The Moonstone Everything is never as it seems. In Wilkie Collin s The Moonstone, three
Hindoos are sent on a quest to recover the sacred Moonstone thieved from their holy temple by an
Englishman. In England, they are stereotyped and become victims of racism. Although Franklin
Blake, one of the protagonists of this story, appears attractive from afar, he is a little uglier up
close. Mr. Blake is appealing overall but exhibits behaviors that are disagreeable, while the
Hindoos fluctuate between appearing villainous and victimized. Despite the Hindoos roles as
antagonist, they are the true victims and heroes of this story. To the Indians, the Moonstone is a
sacred gem in a worshipping temple in India, set in the forehead of the four handed... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
He is considered the nicest boy who ever spun a top or broke a window , and is one of those
men the women all like (Collins 29, 218). He is well rounded, being educated in Italian, German,
French, and English culture, making him a sort of universal genius (Collins 30). One his most
detrimental characteristics in his inconsistency in what and how he thinks and acts. Franklin
undergoes puzzling shifts and transformations [...] due to the effect on him of his foreign
training (Collins 62). In consequence, he easily gives up and quits, frequently changing his
mind. True heroes never give up. As quickly as he searcches for the Diamond when it was first
stolen, he gave up, labeling the case [as] hopeless (Collins 106). He also has the unfortunate
traits of discretion, and [... a] temper (Collins 396). In addition to these regrettable qualities, he
bears the disgraceful habit of being constantly in debt. These matters of family notoriety show
the very disgraceful part of Franklin, who has no principle , to Rachel and her mother (Collins
263, 395). Every act performed by Franklin Blake is beneficial to his personal gain; he never
once does something for someone other than himself, as opposed to the Hindoos. He first
searches vigorously for the Diamond, in the hopes of winning over more of Rachel s affection.
Later, when Rachel leaves, he no longer feels interest in the case without the prospect of winning
her over. He goes abroad to forget her (Collins 342). When returning to England, he discovers that
the Diamond [is] an unpardoned offense and searches to lay [his]hands on the thief who took the
Moonstone , not for the sake of justice but because [he] won t accept that position (Collins 345).
Lastly, Franklin invests his time into the project of Ezra Jennings for only the sake of
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The Network Ip Address Scheme
UMUC s new building in Adelphi, MD will have to provide networking connectivity to students,
professors, and staff. In order to begin the process of planning the new network, we will begin by
planning the network IP addressing scheme. It is very important that the network IP addressing
scheme be clearly defined in order for IT administrators to locate computers promptly. Also, in
order to make it easier for the administrators, DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) will be
used to assign IP addresses. The organization of the subnet layout will assist the IT administrators
as well as making effective use of IP addresses.
In order to differentiate between students, staff, and instructors, we will place them on different
subnets. Also, the instructors subnet will begin with a 1 in the third octet, the staff subnet will
begin with a 3 , and the students subnet will begin with a 4 or 5 in the third octet of the IP
addresses. Lastly, the second digit of the third octet will assign the floor for each subnet. An even
number in the second digit will mean that the computer or device on the subnet is located on the
first floor and an odd number means that it is located on the second floor. Network IP Addresses
First Floor
Subnet mask: 255. 255. 240. 0
Lecture Instructors
Network address: 10. 110. 16. 0
Subnet and range: 10. 110. 16. 2 10. 110. 16. 6
Staff (Library)
Network address: 10. 110. 32. 0
Subnet and range: 10. 110. 32. 2 10. 110. 32. 6
Admissions Staff
Subnet
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UMUC s new building in Adelphi, MD will have to provide networking connectivity to students,
professors, and staff. In order to begin the process of planning the new network, we will begin by
planning the network IP addressing scheme. It is very important that the network IP addressing
scheme be clearly defined in order for IT administrators to locate computers promptly. Also, in
order to make it easier for the administrators, DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) will be
used to assign IP addresses. The organization of the subnet layout will assist the IT administrators
as well as making effective use of IP addresses.
In order to differentiate between students, staff, and instructors, we will place them on different
subnets. Also, the instructors subnet will begin with a 1 in the third octet, the staff subnet will
begin with a 3 , and the students subnet will begin with a 4 or 5 in the third octet of the IP
addresses. Lastly, the second digit of the third octet will assign the floor for each subnet. An even
number in the second digit will mean that the computer or device on the subnet is located on the
first floor and an odd number means that it is located on the second floor. Network IP Addresses
First Floor
Subnet mask: 255. 255. 240. 0
Lecture Instructors
Network address: 10. 110. 16. 0
Subnet and range: 10. 110. 16. 2 10. 110. 16. 6
Staff (Library)
Network address: 10. 110. 32. 0
Subnet and range: 10. 110. 32. 2 10. 110. 32. 6
Admissions Staff
Subnet
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My Love Of Family
American journalist Charles Kuralt said, The love of family and the admiration of friends is
much more important than wealth and privilege. What he is saying is that even if you have
many privileges and a lot of money, it does not mean anything if you do not have family and
friends. My family is very supportive of me. They always encourage me to do what makes me
happy, and what I think is right. Even if we sometimes disagree, I know that I will always have
them for guidance. I also have support and lovefrom my friends, who are always there for me. I
know that when I go through my life, I have the privilege of being supported and cared about by
many people.
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It can also be good to have a friend with you when you start doing something new, so you will not
be completely on your own. However, if you do start on your own, it can be a good opportunity
to make new friends. I have made many new friends from doing activities like soccer, Girl
Scouts, and dance (although I do not do those anymore), as well as activities I still take part in,
like drama club. I have made many friends through drama club, and most of them are in different
grades, so I do not think I would have gotten that opportunity if I had never done drama club.
A big part of my identity and what has shaped me into who I am is musical theatre and Broadway.
Although it may seem like something small, having the experience of going to see so many
shows has affected who I am. My Mom Mom is and always has been a huge fan of Broadway, so
my dad grew up listening to a lot of show tunes and going to see shows. Because he had this
experience, he introduced me to show tunes and going to see shows, and I was able to have a
similar experience to him. Throughout my life, my parents have always taken my sister and me to
see shows, even if they were not on Broadway. (My brother does not usually come, because he is
more into sports than musical theatre.) The show that had the most impact on me was probably
Wicked. I went to see Wicked in Philadelphia, and I loved it. Seeing that show sparked my interest
in seeing other shows, and even performing in
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American journalist Charles Kuralt said, The love of family and the admiration of friends is
much more important than wealth and privilege. What he is saying is that even if you have
many privileges and a lot of money, it does not mean anything if you do not have family and
friends. My family is very supportive of me. They always encourage me to do what makes me
happy, and what I think is right. Even if we sometimes disagree, I know that I will always have
them for guidance. I also have support and lovefrom my friends, who are always there for me. I
know that when I go through my life, I have the privilege of being supported and cared about by
many people.
My family is always encouraging and supportive to me. My parents let me make my ... Show more
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It can also be good to have a friend with you when you start doing something new, so you will not
be completely on your own. However, if you do start on your own, it can be a good opportunity
to make new friends. I have made many new friends from doing activities like soccer, Girl
Scouts, and dance (although I do not do those anymore), as well as activities I still take part in,
like drama club. I have made many friends through drama club, and most of them are in different
grades, so I do not think I would have gotten that opportunity if I had never done drama club.
A big part of my identity and what has shaped me into who I am is musical theatre and Broadway.
Although it may seem like something small, having the experience of going to see so many
shows has affected who I am. My Mom Mom is and always has been a huge fan of Broadway, so
my dad grew up listening to a lot of show tunes and going to see shows. Because he had this
experience, he introduced me to show tunes and going to see shows, and I was able to have a
similar experience to him. Throughout my life, my parents have always taken my sister and me to
see shows, even if they were not on Broadway. (My brother does not usually come, because he is
more into sports than musical theatre.) The show that had the most impact on me was probably
Wicked. I went to see Wicked in Philadelphia, and I loved it. Seeing that show sparked my interest
in seeing other shows, and even performing in
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Malcom X Dbq Analysis
Martin Luther King and Malcom X, both prominent figures in the Civil Rights movement, had
vastly different views on segregation and violence. The first time these two met was at the U.S.
Capitol in 1964 to watch the Senate debate on a Civil Rights bill. Of the two, Martin Luther king
had the better philosophy for America in the 1960 s because of his views on Integration,
economics, and anti violence. One view that King had that was better for the time was his view
on Integration. Let us march on segregated schools until every vestige of segregation and inferior
education becomes a thing of the past and Negros and whites study side by side in the healing
context of the classroom... (Doc. D) Unlike Malcom X, who believed schools should stay
segregated, King believed that schools and students would be best served to be integrated. This
would help correct student s mindsets of each other and bring about more acceptance of each race....
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... A refusal to cooperate economically with the forces and institutions which perpetuate evil in
our communities (Doc F). In the same document, King also stated, ... by refusing to purchase
products from companies which refuse to hire Negros in meaningful number and in all job
categories... King s economic policy was just a refusal to work or buy from companies who were
generally racist. Unlike King, Malcom X s economic policy was much harsher. So the economic
policy of black nationalism puts the burden upon the black man of learning how to control his own
economy (Doc G). Malcom believed that Blacks had to control their own economy by running their
own businesses in their own communities, and to not spend money outside the
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Martin Luther King and Malcom X, both prominent figures in the Civil Rights movement, had
vastly different views on segregation and violence. The first time these two met was at the U.S.
Capitol in 1964 to watch the Senate debate on a Civil Rights bill. Of the two, Martin Luther king
had the better philosophy for America in the 1960 s because of his views on Integration,
economics, and anti violence. One view that King had that was better for the time was his view
on Integration. Let us march on segregated schools until every vestige of segregation and inferior
education becomes a thing of the past and Negros and whites study side by side in the healing
context of the classroom... (Doc. D) Unlike Malcom X, who believed schools should stay
segregated, King believed that schools and students would be best served to be integrated. This
would help correct student s mindsets of each other and bring about more acceptance of each race....
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... A refusal to cooperate economically with the forces and institutions which perpetuate evil in
our communities (Doc F). In the same document, King also stated, ... by refusing to purchase
products from companies which refuse to hire Negros in meaningful number and in all job
categories... King s economic policy was just a refusal to work or buy from companies who were
generally racist. Unlike King, Malcom X s economic policy was much harsher. So the economic
policy of black nationalism puts the burden upon the black man of learning how to control his own
economy (Doc G). Malcom believed that Blacks had to control their own economy by running their
own businesses in their own communities, and to not spend money outside the
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Contractual Precedent Within Employment Law
Contractual Precedent within Employment Law Contractual Precedent Regarding General
Employment For a contract to be legally binding, agreements between two parties or more is
necessary. For a contract to be valid certain elements must take place, these include the terms
offer, acceptance, consideration and intention. Within employment it is vital that employers
have contracts intact between them and their employees. The party making the offer are known
as the offeror and the party who the offer has been made to is known as the offeree. Once a
contract is made and it s established as being valid, damages can be claimed for if there has been
a breach in the contract. There are a number of elements that need to be in place in order for a
contract to be valid. Where the element of offer comes into action is when an individual
expresses an action to enter an agreement with another party on the basis on certain principles
and elements. Where an employment circumstance is concerned, an offer would be proposed by
an employer however in certain situations an offer could be placed forward by an employee.
Amid this period it s likely that another offer would be made by one of the parties involved. At
this time additional terms would be discussed and evaluated among the parties involved. Once a
new offer is placed the original offer would be cancelled. Acceptance is another vital part of the
contract. It is essential that acceptance is the unconditional acceptance of all the elements
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Contractual Precedent within Employment Law Contractual Precedent Regarding General
Employment For a contract to be legally binding, agreements between two parties or more is
necessary. For a contract to be valid certain elements must take place, these include the terms
offer, acceptance, consideration and intention. Within employment it is vital that employers
have contracts intact between them and their employees. The party making the offer are known
as the offeror and the party who the offer has been made to is known as the offeree. Once a
contract is made and it s established as being valid, damages can be claimed for if there has been
a breach in the contract. There are a number of elements that need to be in place in order for a
contract to be valid. Where the element of offer comes into action is when an individual
expresses an action to enter an agreement with another party on the basis on certain principles
and elements. Where an employment circumstance is concerned, an offer would be proposed by
an employer however in certain situations an offer could be placed forward by an employee.
Amid this period it s likely that another offer would be made by one of the parties involved. At
this time additional terms would be discussed and evaluated among the parties involved. Once a
new offer is placed the original offer would be cancelled. Acceptance is another vital part of the
contract. It is essential that acceptance is the unconditional acceptance of all the elements
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Essay On 4th Amendment
The 4th Amendment to the United States Constitution was introduced to Congress in 1789 by
James Madison, however it was not adopted until 1791, and is an extremely important amendment
contained in the Bill of Rights. In the past forty years, the U.S. Supreme Court has increasingly
advanced the notion that the Fourth Amendment encompasses the common law restrictions on
searches and seizures, (Mannheimer, M. Z., 2015, p.1, para.1). The Fourth Amendment requires
governmental searches to be conducted only when a search warrant is issued, sanctioned by
probable cause and supported by oath of affirmation, however, there are exceptions to this rule that
are stated in the Exclusionary Rule, which was established in 1914. The Exclusionary Rule states
that there are certain instances, where a search can be conducted without a warrant, such as
probationary searches, plain view searches, exigent circumstance searches, border searches, and
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This amendment is very broad, and it provides a wide range of protection for American citizens
(Wikipedia, n.d.). There are two sides of the scale of an individual s Fourth Amendment rights.
First, a court should consider whether or not there was an intrusion into a party s rights, and then
the court should consider legitimate governmental interests, such as the safety of the public, (What
Does the Fourth Amendment Mean, n.d., p.1, para.1). The Fourth amendment has been challenged
multiple times, furthermore, there have been many cases taken to the United States Supreme Court,
regarding unreasonable searches and
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The 4th Amendment to the United States Constitution was introduced to Congress in 1789 by
James Madison, however it was not adopted until 1791, and is an extremely important amendment
contained in the Bill of Rights. In the past forty years, the U.S. Supreme Court has increasingly
advanced the notion that the Fourth Amendment encompasses the common law restrictions on
searches and seizures, (Mannheimer, M. Z., 2015, p.1, para.1). The Fourth Amendment requires
governmental searches to be conducted only when a search warrant is issued, sanctioned by
probable cause and supported by oath of affirmation, however, there are exceptions to this rule that
are stated in the Exclusionary Rule, which was established in 1914. The Exclusionary Rule states
that there are certain instances, where a search can be conducted without a warrant, such as
probationary searches, plain view searches, exigent circumstance searches, border searches, and
consent... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This amendment is very broad, and it provides a wide range of protection for American citizens
(Wikipedia, n.d.). There are two sides of the scale of an individual s Fourth Amendment rights.
First, a court should consider whether or not there was an intrusion into a party s rights, and then
the court should consider legitimate governmental interests, such as the safety of the public, (What
Does the Fourth Amendment Mean, n.d., p.1, para.1). The Fourth amendment has been challenged
multiple times, furthermore, there have been many cases taken to the United States Supreme Court,
regarding unreasonable searches and
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Civic Mirror
While it s true I had a blast using the Civic Mirror, and as much as it taught me about how
Parliament passes laws and the political process, it has some serious omissions: there is no
Governor General, there is only one level of government, and there is no Senate.
The Governor General in Canada represents the Monarch (Queen Elizabeth II) and acts as the Head
of State (the highest ranking position in a sovereign state) in Canada and abroad. This is a
significant position because it is the highest position in Canada and because it represents the
Monarch, which has the highest authority. Personally, I do not think this is a position that needs to
be included in Civic Mirror. Firstly, there is no Monarch in Civic Mirror. However, for the purpose
of the game, the Governor General could act on his own without the Monarch, but that wouldn t be
as accurate to real life. Plus, what would ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This level, as it is named, deals with laws that affect Provinces or Territories. This level usually
is involved with health care, education, natural resources and road regulations. The significance
of this level is second to Federal government, but should not be ignored. This level controls entire
provinces, including the cities within them. Now, Civic Mirror isn t large enough to effectively
support provinces, and so a provincial government wouldn t really fit in a classroom. However, if a
much larger scale version of Civic Mirror was developed... Again I ll get to that at the end of this
review.
Last but not least is the Municipal government. The Municipal government has everything to do
with cities, towns or districts (municipalities). Municipal government is responsible for parks,
libraries, water systems, local police, roadways and parking. Municipal may be the lowest scale
level of government but some things they are responsible have the potential to affect many citizens
more
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While it s true I had a blast using the Civic Mirror, and as much as it taught me about how
Parliament passes laws and the political process, it has some serious omissions: there is no
Governor General, there is only one level of government, and there is no Senate.
The Governor General in Canada represents the Monarch (Queen Elizabeth II) and acts as the Head
of State (the highest ranking position in a sovereign state) in Canada and abroad. This is a
significant position because it is the highest position in Canada and because it represents the
Monarch, which has the highest authority. Personally, I do not think this is a position that needs to
be included in Civic Mirror. Firstly, there is no Monarch in Civic Mirror. However, for the purpose
of the game, the Governor General could act on his own without the Monarch, but that wouldn t be
as accurate to real life. Plus, what would ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This level, as it is named, deals with laws that affect Provinces or Territories. This level usually
is involved with health care, education, natural resources and road regulations. The significance
of this level is second to Federal government, but should not be ignored. This level controls entire
provinces, including the cities within them. Now, Civic Mirror isn t large enough to effectively
support provinces, and so a provincial government wouldn t really fit in a classroom. However, if a
much larger scale version of Civic Mirror was developed... Again I ll get to that at the end of this
review.
Last but not least is the Municipal government. The Municipal government has everything to do
with cities, towns or districts (municipalities). Municipal government is responsible for parks,
libraries, water systems, local police, roadways and parking. Municipal may be the lowest scale
level of government but some things they are responsible have the potential to affect many citizens
more
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The Relationship between Mathematics and Music
After scanning through the topics, and doing some research on our first topic which was soccer and
math, we decided there wasn t enough information surrounding this topic. Our next choice was
music and math, surprisingly, the research for this topic was much easier and more information
was gathered. After learning more about the geometry aspect of the relationship of musicand math,
we then found some topics about music could relate to things learned in the second semester of
Algebra two.
Music and mathematics have been in relation to one another since music was discovered. Even the
simplest type of music such as beating on some bongos has math behind it. Even though music has
always been related to math, the relationship wasn t found in the very beginning. In fact, this
relationship was said to be found during the time of the Pythagoras during the 1700 s: one of the
most basic facts about music is the musical scale which was the first relation discovered. Later on
the basic is the interval between two notes which is known as the octave and in a 2:1 ratio. The
next ratio discovered was the 3:2 ratios also known as the perfect fifth. As time went on the
Pythagorean scale was constructed which goes by fifths the name Pythagorean scale was named
after the Pythagoras who first discovered the close relationship between math and music. As time
passed Western Music has changed considerably especially in the 1900 s. Due to the discovery of
early records in Ancient Greece it was
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After scanning through the topics, and doing some research on our first topic which was soccer and
math, we decided there wasn t enough information surrounding this topic. Our next choice was
music and math, surprisingly, the research for this topic was much easier and more information
was gathered. After learning more about the geometry aspect of the relationship of musicand math,
we then found some topics about music could relate to things learned in the second semester of
Algebra two.
Music and mathematics have been in relation to one another since music was discovered. Even the
simplest type of music such as beating on some bongos has math behind it. Even though music has
always been related to math, the relationship wasn t found in the very beginning. In fact, this
relationship was said to be found during the time of the Pythagoras during the 1700 s: one of the
most basic facts about music is the musical scale which was the first relation discovered. Later on
the basic is the interval between two notes which is known as the octave and in a 2:1 ratio. The
next ratio discovered was the 3:2 ratios also known as the perfect fifth. As time went on the
Pythagorean scale was constructed which goes by fifths the name Pythagorean scale was named
after the Pythagoras who first discovered the close relationship between math and music. As time
passed Western Music has changed considerably especially in the 1900 s. Due to the discovery of
early records in Ancient Greece it was
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The Medellin V. Texas Case Study
The Medellin v. Texas Case Study
Adith S. Sitaraman
UCLA Extension
Abstract
JosГ© Ernesto Medellin Rojas, a Mexican National was arrested for the gang rape and murder of
two women who were locals of Texas. The case study highlights and goes through the facts in
hand, the issues faced and the judgement, also the controversies which in turn grabbed attention by
the media, before becoming known worldwide. Medellin was convicted and arrested for his
crimes and was given death sentence by the Texas State Court. The key factor here is that Medellin
being a Mexican national (spending most of his life in the United States) was not provided his rights
to contact or inform consular personnel from Mexico concerning his detention in the US.
According to Article 36 of the Vienna Convention (Which the US is also a signatory) Medellin
should be given his rights to do so. Medellin also claimed that he was in fact, not informed of this.
With the intervention of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) suggesting that the convictions of
Medellin should be re assessed and made to be compliant with the Vienna Convention regulations. It
is also noteworthy to mention that the ICJ has compulsory jurisdiction on dispute settlement, as a
matter of fact the US had withdrawn from this protocol which remains optional. This furthermore
led to the intervention of the US President and his actions meanwhile remain debatable because of
the fact that he definitely has many
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The Medellin v. Texas Case Study
Adith S. Sitaraman
UCLA Extension
Abstract
JosГ© Ernesto Medellin Rojas, a Mexican National was arrested for the gang rape and murder of
two women who were locals of Texas. The case study highlights and goes through the facts in
hand, the issues faced and the judgement, also the controversies which in turn grabbed attention by
the media, before becoming known worldwide. Medellin was convicted and arrested for his
crimes and was given death sentence by the Texas State Court. The key factor here is that Medellin
being a Mexican national (spending most of his life in the United States) was not provided his rights
to contact or inform consular personnel from Mexico concerning his detention in the US.
According to Article 36 of the Vienna Convention (Which the US is also a signatory) Medellin
should be given his rights to do so. Medellin also claimed that he was in fact, not informed of this.
With the intervention of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) suggesting that the convictions of
Medellin should be re assessed and made to be compliant with the Vienna Convention regulations. It
is also noteworthy to mention that the ICJ has compulsory jurisdiction on dispute settlement, as a
matter of fact the US had withdrawn from this protocol which remains optional. This furthermore
led to the intervention of the US President and his actions meanwhile remain debatable because of
the fact that he definitely has many
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Swot Analysis For Tian Siang
.7 Analysis of SWOT I learn so many things when I intern at company Tian Siang. It can develop
my skills and knowledge that I learn in university to working situation. The Strength Weakness
Opportunities Threat (SWOT) analysis aims to identify the key internal and external factors seen as
important to achieving an objective. SWOT analysiscan helps organizations decide whether or not
an objective is obtainable and enables organizations to set achievable goals and objectives.
1.7.1 Strength:
a)Excellent staff
Tian Siang (Auto) ManjungSdnBhdhas many excellent and knowledgeable staff for handling
sales and service car. Saleperson at Tian Siang better know their brand of car and able to explain
the value to the customers. Other than that, technician at Tian Siang able to diagnosed problem
and defective parts and repair car in a very timely manner.Staff at Tian Siang have positive attitude.
It is because they guide and teach me when I face any problem during my internship program at the
company. Other than that, Ms Rachel award top service advisor in whole Malaysia. It is show that
company have many effective and efficient staff.
b)Good reputation
Tian Siang Company offers high quality sales, service and spare part to the customers. Thus, it has
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Honda is a luxury brand in car line ad has a remarkable reputation of quality building practices.
Honda Accord became the winner of the 10 Best Cars award, by Car and Drive magazine. Besides,
CR V is rated the best selling SUV in America for the past two years, and has just recently won a
U.S. News and World Report Best Cars for the Money award. Hyundai is a well known affordable
car that offers a great value. Hyundai Elantra won 5 star overall crash safeties rating at National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). It can build customer recognition and customer
loyalty. Thus, customer who wants to purchase car will consider come to our
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.7 Analysis of SWOT I learn so many things when I intern at company Tian Siang. It can develop
my skills and knowledge that I learn in university to working situation. The Strength Weakness
Opportunities Threat (SWOT) analysis aims to identify the key internal and external factors seen as
important to achieving an objective. SWOT analysiscan helps organizations decide whether or not
an objective is obtainable and enables organizations to set achievable goals and objectives.
1.7.1 Strength:
a)Excellent staff
Tian Siang (Auto) ManjungSdnBhdhas many excellent and knowledgeable staff for handling
sales and service car. Saleperson at Tian Siang better know their brand of car and able to explain
the value to the customers. Other than that, technician at Tian Siang able to diagnosed problem
and defective parts and repair car in a very timely manner.Staff at Tian Siang have positive attitude.
It is because they guide and teach me when I face any problem during my internship program at the
company. Other than that, Ms Rachel award top service advisor in whole Malaysia. It is show that
company have many effective and efficient staff.
b)Good reputation
Tian Siang Company offers high quality sales, service and spare part to the customers. Thus, it has
many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Honda is a luxury brand in car line ad has a remarkable reputation of quality building practices.
Honda Accord became the winner of the 10 Best Cars award, by Car and Drive magazine. Besides,
CR V is rated the best selling SUV in America for the past two years, and has just recently won a
U.S. News and World Report Best Cars for the Money award. Hyundai is a well known affordable
car that offers a great value. Hyundai Elantra won 5 star overall crash safeties rating at National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). It can build customer recognition and customer
loyalty. Thus, customer who wants to purchase car will consider come to our
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The Circadian Sunlight
The Circadian Rhythm, Sleep, and Effects of Sunlight
Hanna M. MaciД…giewicz
Wright College
THE CIRCADIAN RHYTHM, SLEEP, AND EFFECTS OF SUNLIGHT
Abstract
This paper will demonstrate
The circadian rhythm is a psychological and physical pattern that each human experiences in order
to maintain homeostasis. The circadian rhythm can manifest in mental alertness, the sensitivity to
pain, various hormone secretions, and most obviously, the sleep wake cycle. In Latin, circadian
rhythm translates to about and day . Examples of circadian rhythms in action are sensitivity and
dullness to pain, fluctuations of body temperatures, the brains most alert and calm state, and degree
of sleepiness along with highest
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The Circadian Rhythm, Sleep, and Effects of Sunlight
Hanna M. MaciД…giewicz
Wright College
THE CIRCADIAN RHYTHM, SLEEP, AND EFFECTS OF SUNLIGHT
Abstract
This paper will demonstrate
The circadian rhythm is a psychological and physical pattern that each human experiences in order
to maintain homeostasis. The circadian rhythm can manifest in mental alertness, the sensitivity to
pain, various hormone secretions, and most obviously, the sleep wake cycle. In Latin, circadian
rhythm translates to about and day . Examples of circadian rhythms in action are sensitivity and
dullness to pain, fluctuations of body temperatures, the brains most alert and calm state, and degree
of sleepiness along with highest
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Analyzing Carl Sandburg s Poem
The grass isn t always greener on the other side. Not when it covers up the corpses of the forgotten
and the desolate. The personification of the grass makes the audience look through a different lens,
where they aren t blinded by human perspective. In this poem, the grass levels the playing field and
demands to be heard through its commanding and frustrated tone. It gives insight beyond the
simplicity of human nature. Carl Sandburg s Grass uses proper nouns, present imperative and
interrogatory to demonstrate that humans can t, and more importantly, don t want to learn from
their mistakes. Sandburg uses proper nouns to clearly indicate the important diction in the poem.
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The audience gets to see through the eyes of the grass from the present imperative. It uses strong
and demanding words that leave no room for argument and barks out commands that can t be
objected to. The grass speaks in clipped and controlled sentences such as, Pile them
high...Shovel them under (1 2). Its simplistic in its demands but authoritative. It s the grass s job
to cover up the human s mistakes. There isn t ignorance to what is happening. It s fully aware
that its mission is to hide the dead and it s secure in its role. As it repeats the same phrase over
and over, with no variation, the audience gets a sense that it s been doing this for a long time and
therefore desensitized to it. But there is frustration as it says, Let me work (2), as if it s tired of
having to do the same thing repeatedly. The grass has lived long enough to know that there will
be more bodies it must cover. It is all a part of its routine by now but that doesn t make it less
tiring. It s a never ending cycle but it still conforms to its role. It s not thinking about the lives lost
but instead of the job it must do. It blames the humans for their disregard of human life and forcing
the grass to be a part of
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The grass isn t always greener on the other side. Not when it covers up the corpses of the forgotten
and the desolate. The personification of the grass makes the audience look through a different lens,
where they aren t blinded by human perspective. In this poem, the grass levels the playing field and
demands to be heard through its commanding and frustrated tone. It gives insight beyond the
simplicity of human nature. Carl Sandburg s Grass uses proper nouns, present imperative and
interrogatory to demonstrate that humans can t, and more importantly, don t want to learn from
their mistakes. Sandburg uses proper nouns to clearly indicate the important diction in the poem.
The only names that are included are the names of battlefield sites.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The audience gets to see through the eyes of the grass from the present imperative. It uses strong
and demanding words that leave no room for argument and barks out commands that can t be
objected to. The grass speaks in clipped and controlled sentences such as, Pile them
high...Shovel them under (1 2). Its simplistic in its demands but authoritative. It s the grass s job
to cover up the human s mistakes. There isn t ignorance to what is happening. It s fully aware
that its mission is to hide the dead and it s secure in its role. As it repeats the same phrase over
and over, with no variation, the audience gets a sense that it s been doing this for a long time and
therefore desensitized to it. But there is frustration as it says, Let me work (2), as if it s tired of
having to do the same thing repeatedly. The grass has lived long enough to know that there will
be more bodies it must cover. It is all a part of its routine by now but that doesn t make it less
tiring. It s a never ending cycle but it still conforms to its role. It s not thinking about the lives lost
but instead of the job it must do. It blames the humans for their disregard of human life and forcing
the grass to be a part of
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Essay on Child Observation
1Observer: Michelle StanleyDate of Observation: 3/2/10
Fictitious Name of Child: AbbySetting: Bed room and living room
Child s Age: 3 years and 10 monthsPhysical Description of Child: When I walked into the house
Abby was wearing her princess Belle dress up gown. Her hair is bright blonde, down lloose and
knotted, her eyed are blue, her skin is pale and her cheeks are rosy.
Time Observed: 4:00pm 4:10pm
Behavior Observed: Upon entering the house Abby politely took my jacket and hung it up on a
chair. She then ran up the stairs and asked me to come see her dollhouse. She identified every
little thing in her dollhouse as she was showing it to me. She showed me the windows , stove ,
soap , mantel , ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She may one day need physical therapy for this but as of right now she participates in activities
such as swimming and using the monkey bars on a play set. She is also always made to carry
her bags, and once or twice a week she and her father have fake push up competitions. As a result
of her weaker upper trunk she may one day have trouble in fine motor skills, such as forming her
letters, but so far she has developed normally.
When did she begin walking?
Around 1 year, she began to walk.
What percentile is Abby in for height and weight?
Abby is in the 50th percentile for weight for kids her age and in the 98th percentile for height.
What have you done for daycare throughout the years?
From birth until September of 2006 Abby remained with me at home. When I finally returned to
work Abby s primary care giver was her father, he stayed home with her from September of 2006
through December of 2006. She was then placed in the care of her aunt s daycare from December
of 2006 until August of 2008 as she then began Preschool at Precious Gems Learning Center.
How is Abby doing academically?
She can recognize and write all of her letters, knows how to spell her first and last name, can
recognize and write simple words such as mom and dad , can recognize numbers up through ten and
can count up to about thirty.
Has she received any evaluations from her learning
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1Observer: Michelle StanleyDate of Observation: 3/2/10
Fictitious Name of Child: AbbySetting: Bed room and living room
Child s Age: 3 years and 10 monthsPhysical Description of Child: When I walked into the house
Abby was wearing her princess Belle dress up gown. Her hair is bright blonde, down lloose and
knotted, her eyed are blue, her skin is pale and her cheeks are rosy.
Time Observed: 4:00pm 4:10pm
Behavior Observed: Upon entering the house Abby politely took my jacket and hung it up on a
chair. She then ran up the stairs and asked me to come see her dollhouse. She identified every
little thing in her dollhouse as she was showing it to me. She showed me the windows , stove ,
soap , mantel , ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She may one day need physical therapy for this but as of right now she participates in activities
such as swimming and using the monkey bars on a play set. She is also always made to carry
her bags, and once or twice a week she and her father have fake push up competitions. As a result
of her weaker upper trunk she may one day have trouble in fine motor skills, such as forming her
letters, but so far she has developed normally.
When did she begin walking?
Around 1 year, she began to walk.
What percentile is Abby in for height and weight?
Abby is in the 50th percentile for weight for kids her age and in the 98th percentile for height.
What have you done for daycare throughout the years?
From birth until September of 2006 Abby remained with me at home. When I finally returned to
work Abby s primary care giver was her father, he stayed home with her from September of 2006
through December of 2006. She was then placed in the care of her aunt s daycare from December
of 2006 until August of 2008 as she then began Preschool at Precious Gems Learning Center.
How is Abby doing academically?
She can recognize and write all of her letters, knows how to spell her first and last name, can
recognize and write simple words such as mom and dad , can recognize numbers up through ten and
can count up to about thirty.
Has she received any evaluations from her learning
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Rise of Prussia Essay example
Question:
Analyze the military, political, and social factors that account for the rise of Prussia between 1640
and 1786.
Bree Stanbrough
Due: March 3, 2011
Period 4
The rise of Prussia from 1640 to 1715 was mainly due to the great leadership of Frederick William
the Elector , Frederick William I and Frederick the Great of Prussia. Many military, social, and
political factors led to the rise of Prussia also. The major factor that helped Prussia become a
great power was the growth of Prussia s new army and the territory they took because of this
powerful military. Most of the military factors that led to the rise of Prussia came from Fredrick
William The Elector . He was the first leader in Prussia to create and ... Show more content on
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Many of the social factors that led to the rise of Prussia were made by Fredrick the Great. Some
even called him The Social Reformer . He made life for Prussians easier by abolishing torture
and corporal punishment.[7] He established religious tolerance and freedom of speech by ending
censorship.[8] Fredrick resettled immigrants from Austria to establish weaving as a major
Prussian industry.[9] He proved himself as an enlightened ruler who reformed Prussia s
agriculture, legal system, industry and government for the better.[10] He added a diversity of
skills to his country by integrating religions into his countries everyday life such as, Jewish
teachers, or Jesuit merchants and bankers.[11] He also purposely set reasonable prices on grain
so farmers and townspeople wouldn t go hungry.[12] Frederick William I also helped socially
unite Prussia by created a strong centralized bureaucracy. This allowed commoners to rise to top
positions in the civil government. So now power rested with the hard working, not with the men
who were born rich or with land. With this change, there was no longer Parliamentary Estates.
This socially reformed Prussia set the foundation for a powerful Prussian empire. Prussian leaders
wanted to establish royal absolutism.[13] Most of the political reform was a change in who was in
political positions of power. Frederick William and Frederick
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Question:
Analyze the military, political, and social factors that account for the rise of Prussia between 1640
and 1786.
Bree Stanbrough
Due: March 3, 2011
Period 4
The rise of Prussia from 1640 to 1715 was mainly due to the great leadership of Frederick William
the Elector , Frederick William I and Frederick the Great of Prussia. Many military, social, and
political factors led to the rise of Prussia also. The major factor that helped Prussia become a
great power was the growth of Prussia s new army and the territory they took because of this
powerful military. Most of the military factors that led to the rise of Prussia came from Fredrick
William The Elector . He was the first leader in Prussia to create and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Many of the social factors that led to the rise of Prussia were made by Fredrick the Great. Some
even called him The Social Reformer . He made life for Prussians easier by abolishing torture
and corporal punishment.[7] He established religious tolerance and freedom of speech by ending
censorship.[8] Fredrick resettled immigrants from Austria to establish weaving as a major
Prussian industry.[9] He proved himself as an enlightened ruler who reformed Prussia s
agriculture, legal system, industry and government for the better.[10] He added a diversity of
skills to his country by integrating religions into his countries everyday life such as, Jewish
teachers, or Jesuit merchants and bankers.[11] He also purposely set reasonable prices on grain
so farmers and townspeople wouldn t go hungry.[12] Frederick William I also helped socially
unite Prussia by created a strong centralized bureaucracy. This allowed commoners to rise to top
positions in the civil government. So now power rested with the hard working, not with the men
who were born rich or with land. With this change, there was no longer Parliamentary Estates.
This socially reformed Prussia set the foundation for a powerful Prussian empire. Prussian leaders
wanted to establish royal absolutism.[13] Most of the political reform was a change in who was in
political positions of power. Frederick William and Frederick
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The Effect of Age, Gender and Social Habits on Taste...
Abstract
An individual s taste sensitivity is influenced by many aspects such as gender, age and social habits
like smoking. To investigate what could have an impact on an individual s taste ability, psychology
students conducted an experiment on 595 non diabetic participants. In the experiment, participants
were asked to taste 8 different water sugar solutions with different sugar strength, then were asked
to state whether the solution had sugar in it or not. As hypothesised, female participants were more
able to detect the sugar in the solution than male participants, also, non smokers were able to get a
higher hit rate than smokers. These findings suggest that the sense of taste is affected by each
individual s gender and whether ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To test the hypothesis that taste sensitivity varies from an individual to another, and to detect the
absolute threshold of sugar dissolved in water through the perception of taste, this experiment was
conducted. Participants in the experiment tasted water sugar solution with different strength and
were asked to state if the liquid they were given had sugar in it or not. To get more accurate
results, the participants were not told if all the different liquids had sugar in them or if the sugar
amount varies in each solution. As the selectivity theory predicts, when an individual ages, their
sense of taste should considerably decrease. Also, I predict that the taste sensitivity in non smokers
should be higher than in smokers, as well as higher in females than in males.
Method
Participants The participants were chosen at random by the researchers who are Massey
university psychology students. The researchers were asked to conduct the experiment on two
participants who are over the age of 11 and not diabetic. The total of participants was 595,
including 326 females and 269 males. The mean age of the participants was 35.63 with female
mean age of 36.71 and male mean age of 34.31. The conductors were advised to find smokers for
half the participants if possible; so 202 of the participants were smokers and 393 were non
smokers. Participants fully understood what was expected of them before they took a part of the
experiment.
Materials
The sense of
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Abstract
An individual s taste sensitivity is influenced by many aspects such as gender, age and social habits
like smoking. To investigate what could have an impact on an individual s taste ability, psychology
students conducted an experiment on 595 non diabetic participants. In the experiment, participants
were asked to taste 8 different water sugar solutions with different sugar strength, then were asked
to state whether the solution had sugar in it or not. As hypothesised, female participants were more
able to detect the sugar in the solution than male participants, also, non smokers were able to get a
higher hit rate than smokers. These findings suggest that the sense of taste is affected by each
individual s gender and whether ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To test the hypothesis that taste sensitivity varies from an individual to another, and to detect the
absolute threshold of sugar dissolved in water through the perception of taste, this experiment was
conducted. Participants in the experiment tasted water sugar solution with different strength and
were asked to state if the liquid they were given had sugar in it or not. To get more accurate
results, the participants were not told if all the different liquids had sugar in them or if the sugar
amount varies in each solution. As the selectivity theory predicts, when an individual ages, their
sense of taste should considerably decrease. Also, I predict that the taste sensitivity in non smokers
should be higher than in smokers, as well as higher in females than in males.
Method
Participants The participants were chosen at random by the researchers who are Massey
university psychology students. The researchers were asked to conduct the experiment on two
participants who are over the age of 11 and not diabetic. The total of participants was 595,
including 326 females and 269 males. The mean age of the participants was 35.63 with female
mean age of 36.71 and male mean age of 34.31. The conductors were advised to find smokers for
half the participants if possible; so 202 of the participants were smokers and 393 were non
smokers. Participants fully understood what was expected of them before they took a part of the
experiment.
Materials
The sense of
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The Importance Of Public Service Advertisements
Public service announcements, or PSA, are some of the most influential forms of
advertisements. In a darker colored advertisement posted by Ekburg.RU called Think of Both
Sides , it depicts an inside view of a family in the car with the father driving and distracted on the
phone. There are two passengers in the car his wife who is distracted by a map and their child.
The key component of this picture is that you can see their small child, who looks very innocent, in
their rear view mirrorand a child in front of their car clearly filled with fear. The piece is very
focused on the harms on the family s children and the child close to being hit, rather than the
distracted parents. According to The Association of Psychological Science, getting hit by a vehicle
is in the top three causes of deaths for children ages 5 to 9 (Why Kids Get Hit By Cars). The public
service announcementnot only displays the importance of paying attention to what is in front of
you, but also being aware of how your actions can harm others.
The first component, as well as the one that takes up the most space in the advertisement, is the
parents. With both the husband on the phone, looking at his wife and his wife holding a map,
reciprocating a look towards her husband, both are clueless to what is in front of them: a little
kid with fear taking over his face. The reason why the parents are not focused on the road could
be for the reasons that the man is on an important phone call as well as that they also needed
directions. Regardless of the reason, both are blind to the harms they are putting everyone in this
situation in. It is very clear that these adults did not consider their actions before doing them
because they probably never considered that it could have been their child in the situation the little
boy is in. The children are not at fault.
The second, and considerably largest, component in the advertisement is the children: the one
about to be struck by the car as well as the small child in the backseat of the car. It is safe to say
that both of these children are innocent people in the situation as they cannot control that the man
and woman are distracted. The child in front of the car is wearing a backpack and a nicer
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Public service announcements, or PSA, are some of the most influential forms of
advertisements. In a darker colored advertisement posted by Ekburg.RU called Think of Both
Sides , it depicts an inside view of a family in the car with the father driving and distracted on the
phone. There are two passengers in the car his wife who is distracted by a map and their child.
The key component of this picture is that you can see their small child, who looks very innocent, in
their rear view mirrorand a child in front of their car clearly filled with fear. The piece is very
focused on the harms on the family s children and the child close to being hit, rather than the
distracted parents. According to The Association of Psychological Science, getting hit by a vehicle
is in the top three causes of deaths for children ages 5 to 9 (Why Kids Get Hit By Cars). The public
service announcementnot only displays the importance of paying attention to what is in front of
you, but also being aware of how your actions can harm others.
The first component, as well as the one that takes up the most space in the advertisement, is the
parents. With both the husband on the phone, looking at his wife and his wife holding a map,
reciprocating a look towards her husband, both are clueless to what is in front of them: a little
kid with fear taking over his face. The reason why the parents are not focused on the road could
be for the reasons that the man is on an important phone call as well as that they also needed
directions. Regardless of the reason, both are blind to the harms they are putting everyone in this
situation in. It is very clear that these adults did not consider their actions before doing them
because they probably never considered that it could have been their child in the situation the little
boy is in. The children are not at fault.
The second, and considerably largest, component in the advertisement is the children: the one
about to be struck by the car as well as the small child in the backseat of the car. It is safe to say
that both of these children are innocent people in the situation as they cannot control that the man
and woman are distracted. The child in front of the car is wearing a backpack and a nicer
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1984 Book Review Essay
1984 Book Review 1984 by George Orwell provides an alternative world of what would have
happened if the Allied Powers had not won World War II. Inspired by the horrors of the
oppressive governments of World War II, Orwell writes a novel about a man named Winston
living under a totalitarian government in the year 1984. Winston s home in London, now a part of
the super continent Oceania, is under the rule of a totalitarian government so extreme even the
ability to think freely has limitations. Winston lives a normal life working for the Ministry of
Truth, but is an outsider in his own society because of the way he sees the world under the rule of
the government. In Oceania the government, known as the Party, is always watching the people
and they face death if they act out against the norms of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His use of propaganda and telescreens that [receive] and [transmit] simultaneously (Orwell 3)
and a Thought Police that kills anyone who may be a treat to the Party places prominence on the
risks that come along with an oppressive government. While it may seem ridiculous that a
government would go as far as monitoring its citizens every moment of their lives, there are
governments today that will crush all forms of rebellion and kill individuals that may be
considered a threat to its rule. People who are abolished, annihilated: vaporized [is] the usual
word (Orwell 19) in 1984 are symbolic to the individual liberties democracy entails such as
freedom of speech, thought, and expression that are no longer present in totalitarian governments.
The removal of all basic liberties guaranteed by democratic governments sets 1984 apart from
other books as the reader must learn not to take their liberties and freedom for granted as opposed
to simply reading a dystopian
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1984 Book Review 1984 by George Orwell provides an alternative world of what would have
happened if the Allied Powers had not won World War II. Inspired by the horrors of the
oppressive governments of World War II, Orwell writes a novel about a man named Winston
living under a totalitarian government in the year 1984. Winston s home in London, now a part of
the super continent Oceania, is under the rule of a totalitarian government so extreme even the
ability to think freely has limitations. Winston lives a normal life working for the Ministry of
Truth, but is an outsider in his own society because of the way he sees the world under the rule of
the government. In Oceania the government, known as the Party, is always watching the people
and they face death if they act out against the norms of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His use of propaganda and telescreens that [receive] and [transmit] simultaneously (Orwell 3)
and a Thought Police that kills anyone who may be a treat to the Party places prominence on the
risks that come along with an oppressive government. While it may seem ridiculous that a
government would go as far as monitoring its citizens every moment of their lives, there are
governments today that will crush all forms of rebellion and kill individuals that may be
considered a threat to its rule. People who are abolished, annihilated: vaporized [is] the usual
word (Orwell 19) in 1984 are symbolic to the individual liberties democracy entails such as
freedom of speech, thought, and expression that are no longer present in totalitarian governments.
The removal of all basic liberties guaranteed by democratic governments sets 1984 apart from
other books as the reader must learn not to take their liberties and freedom for granted as opposed
to simply reading a dystopian
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Why Is Don John A Villain
Bastard, a child born out of wedlock, an illegitimate descendant that deserves to be slapped. Don
John, coined as Shakespeare s most passive villain is plagued by the society of Messina that
rejected him from the very moment of birth. Looking through the idea of predetermined roles in
life, we can come to realize the roots of Don John s agitation arises from his illegitimacy,
stacking him at the bottom of the social hierarchy. Here he feels obliged to act the part of the
villain, delegated by his very own blood. What exactly determines the words written on this label
of hero vs villain? How much comes from inner predisposition, from personal destiny, from mere
interpretation? Is someone obliged to become a hero or villain by virtue of their existence, or are
heroes and villains molded over time with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was given a house to live in, yet never had a true home. He was taken under the family name
yet would never be treated as a part of it. Even Don Pedro sook a more fitting companion to
spend time with. Freely gifted to his brother, Don would never receive the same money, status or
respect. Now I m sure you can come to see where the bitterness and spurn arose from, things he
had no control over defined his life, fitting him with more than enough motivation to spoil the
happiness of the residents of Messina. Yet being a shakespearean comedy, focused on displaying
the comic and follies of misunderstandings, it can fairly said he lacks the depth and development of
some of Shakespeare s darker villains from tragedies, rendering him an underdeveloped and
arguably uninteresting antagonist. Melancholy and sullen by nature, he ironically believes that his
brooding makes him appear strong, but it actually shows him to be a coward. Don John is too
caught up in self pity to do anything that could better his life, so he simply lives to destroy the
lives of
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Bastard, a child born out of wedlock, an illegitimate descendant that deserves to be slapped. Don
John, coined as Shakespeare s most passive villain is plagued by the society of Messina that
rejected him from the very moment of birth. Looking through the idea of predetermined roles in
life, we can come to realize the roots of Don John s agitation arises from his illegitimacy,
stacking him at the bottom of the social hierarchy. Here he feels obliged to act the part of the
villain, delegated by his very own blood. What exactly determines the words written on this label
of hero vs villain? How much comes from inner predisposition, from personal destiny, from mere
interpretation? Is someone obliged to become a hero or villain by virtue of their existence, or are
heroes and villains molded over time with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was given a house to live in, yet never had a true home. He was taken under the family name
yet would never be treated as a part of it. Even Don Pedro sook a more fitting companion to
spend time with. Freely gifted to his brother, Don would never receive the same money, status or
respect. Now I m sure you can come to see where the bitterness and spurn arose from, things he
had no control over defined his life, fitting him with more than enough motivation to spoil the
happiness of the residents of Messina. Yet being a shakespearean comedy, focused on displaying
the comic and follies of misunderstandings, it can fairly said he lacks the depth and development of
some of Shakespeare s darker villains from tragedies, rendering him an underdeveloped and
arguably uninteresting antagonist. Melancholy and sullen by nature, he ironically believes that his
brooding makes him appear strong, but it actually shows him to be a coward. Don John is too
caught up in self pity to do anything that could better his life, so he simply lives to destroy the
lives of
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Spinal Cord Injury
Spinal cord injuries result from a fracture or dislocation of the vertebrae that is typically due to a
sudden, forceful blow to the spine ( NINDS Spinal Cord Injury Information Page , 2016).
According to Early (2006), A traumatic accident, such as a shooting, stabbing, car accident, or
diving accident, may result in a spinal cord injury(p. 535). According to the National Institute of
Neurological Disorders and Stroke (2016), Damage to the spinal tissue results from displaced or
shards of vertebral bone fragments, damaged ligaments, or discs that bruise or tear the delicate
tissue and destroy axons. Destruction of axons result in the inability to carry signals from the brain
and spinal cordto the rest of the body ( NINDS Spinal Cord Injury... Show more content on
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Individuals with a T1 spinal cord injury are at risk for developing osteoporosis in the long bones
of the lower extremities due to disuse of the legs. Although controversial, some believe the onset
of osteoporosis can be slowed by daily standing routines using a standing frame (p. 538). It is
common for individuals to become spastic below the level of the spinal cord injury. Individuals
with a T1 spinal cord injury often experience spasticity in the lower extremities. Spasticity is not
always a bad thing. Some amount of spasticity may actually be functional for individuals with a
spinal cord injury and can assist in bed mobility and range of motion. However, severe spasticity is
not functional and medicines are usually prescribed to combat the symptoms of severe spasticity (p.
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Spinal cord injuries result from a fracture or dislocation of the vertebrae that is typically due to a
sudden, forceful blow to the spine ( NINDS Spinal Cord Injury Information Page , 2016).
According to Early (2006), A traumatic accident, such as a shooting, stabbing, car accident, or
diving accident, may result in a spinal cord injury(p. 535). According to the National Institute of
Neurological Disorders and Stroke (2016), Damage to the spinal tissue results from displaced or
shards of vertebral bone fragments, damaged ligaments, or discs that bruise or tear the delicate
tissue and destroy axons. Destruction of axons result in the inability to carry signals from the brain
and spinal cordto the rest of the body ( NINDS Spinal Cord Injury... Show more content on
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Individuals with a T1 spinal cord injury are at risk for developing osteoporosis in the long bones
of the lower extremities due to disuse of the legs. Although controversial, some believe the onset
of osteoporosis can be slowed by daily standing routines using a standing frame (p. 538). It is
common for individuals to become spastic below the level of the spinal cord injury. Individuals
with a T1 spinal cord injury often experience spasticity in the lower extremities. Spasticity is not
always a bad thing. Some amount of spasticity may actually be functional for individuals with a
spinal cord injury and can assist in bed mobility and range of motion. However, severe spasticity is
not functional and medicines are usually prescribed to combat the symptoms of severe spasticity (p.
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Deadly Critter Research Paper
We have all been victims of them. They re often disgusted and feared by many. One might think
they re just the annoying little critter that terrorized our daily activities. Needless to say, they re one
of the deadliest animals in the animal kingdom. You might think a big ferocious lion or a
velocipede shark might be the animal with the most fatalities. This tiny insectis the major cause of
approximately 1 million dead annually according to the World Health Organization. Although this
might surprise you, it s not uncommon for mosquitos to be responsibilities of many deaths around
the world. What will astonish you is that history tends to repeat itself. This deadly critter has been
responsible for many major events that eventually cause the
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We have all been victims of them. They re often disgusted and feared by many. One might think
they re just the annoying little critter that terrorized our daily activities. Needless to say, they re one
of the deadliest animals in the animal kingdom. You might think a big ferocious lion or a
velocipede shark might be the animal with the most fatalities. This tiny insectis the major cause of
approximately 1 million dead annually according to the World Health Organization. Although this
might surprise you, it s not uncommon for mosquitos to be responsibilities of many deaths around
the world. What will astonish you is that history tends to repeat itself. This deadly critter has been
responsible for many major events that eventually cause the
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Henderson Limited Case
Report for Henderson Limited on IP Issues
Gel Mask and Gel
IP Rights Available
The mask and gel can both have the protection of a patent. The gel itself could also have the
protection of confidentiality.
Why Rights Available
Patent: The mask and gel is patentable as:
The tiny holes in the mask and the gel formula constitute new information under s1(1)(a) Patents
Act 1977 ( PA 1977 );
The way the mask transfers the gel to the wearer s face is an inventive step under s1(1)(b) PA 1977;
The mask has been made and is therefore capable of industrial application under s1(1)(c) PA 1977;
and
None of the exclusions under s1(2) PA 1977 apply.
Confidentiality: The gel could be protected by this right as, in line with Hirst J s analysis in Fraser
and Others v Thames Television Limited and Others [1984], it contains an element of ... Show more
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Steps Required to Gain Rights
Patent: In order to obtain a patent, Henderson Limited ( Henderson ) would have to submit an
application to one of the following bodies:
UK Intellectual Property Office ( IPO )
European Patent Office
International application under the Patent Co Operation Treaty 1970
Confidentiality: The protection arises automatically; however, it would be prudent to ensure that all
employees contracts contain non disclosure clauses.
Name and Logo of Gel Mask GEL1000
IP Rights Available
The IP rights of both trade mark and passing off are available for the name and logo of the gel mask.
Why Rights Available
Trade Mark: The name GEL1000 and the logo of the gel mask are both capable of being a trade
mark within the definition of s1(1) Trade Marks Act 1994 ( TMA 1994 ). They can both be
graphically represented and have a distinctive quality. Although it is questionable whether the word
gel is distinctive, its combination with a number should satisfy this. Neither the name or the logo
should be refused under s3 or s5 TMA
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Report for Henderson Limited on IP Issues
Gel Mask and Gel
IP Rights Available
The mask and gel can both have the protection of a patent. The gel itself could also have the
protection of confidentiality.
Why Rights Available
Patent: The mask and gel is patentable as:
The tiny holes in the mask and the gel formula constitute new information under s1(1)(a) Patents
Act 1977 ( PA 1977 );
The way the mask transfers the gel to the wearer s face is an inventive step under s1(1)(b) PA 1977;
The mask has been made and is therefore capable of industrial application under s1(1)(c) PA 1977;
and
None of the exclusions under s1(2) PA 1977 apply.
Confidentiality: The gel could be protected by this right as, in line with Hirst J s analysis in Fraser
and Others v Thames Television Limited and Others [1984], it contains an element of ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Steps Required to Gain Rights
Patent: In order to obtain a patent, Henderson Limited ( Henderson ) would have to submit an
application to one of the following bodies:
UK Intellectual Property Office ( IPO )
European Patent Office
International application under the Patent Co Operation Treaty 1970
Confidentiality: The protection arises automatically; however, it would be prudent to ensure that all
employees contracts contain non disclosure clauses.
Name and Logo of Gel Mask GEL1000
IP Rights Available
The IP rights of both trade mark and passing off are available for the name and logo of the gel mask.
Why Rights Available
Trade Mark: The name GEL1000 and the logo of the gel mask are both capable of being a trade
mark within the definition of s1(1) Trade Marks Act 1994 ( TMA 1994 ). They can both be
graphically represented and have a distinctive quality. Although it is questionable whether the word
gel is distinctive, its combination with a number should satisfy this. Neither the name or the logo
should be refused under s3 or s5 TMA
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Carrie s Use Of Power In Oh Momma Help Me
carrie bears a telekinetic powers from the very beginning but she does not know until such
power appears at the time of anger as a means of her reaction. The prom night was the first
movement to Carrie to take revenge and use her real power . It was as being born again at the
prom, . Carrie uses her supernatural power when chris and her boy friend billy drenched her and
Tommy in pig s blood. Suddenly, she gazes on her classmates and decide to kill them. Carrieswitch
on the water system in the room and closes the doors (2.730) to make no one escape and to hurt
all the students. Carrie punches her Gym teacher on the floor. She burns the school and the fire
begins to kill the people . Ther were a huge fire splash in the air in every where in the village and
there were explode every where.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She tears all the gas stations in the streets and she listen to the boom sound and enjoy to teach
Chris and Billy a lesson . Carrie expresses her anger Via using her power and kill them , she
crashes their car and burns them alive while they escaping after making their tricks to make her
look foolish in front of every one. Oh Momma help Me (2.732) After killing Chris and Billy, she
feels regret to not listen to her mother.and how this world wrong . Actually , Carrie speaks in
anger tone Thanks, Mom. Prom was great killed a bunch of people . How are you (2.733) Carrie
uses ironic way to express her anger to her mother especially when her mother decieve her and is
looking forward to killing her . Carrie could not control her anger and killed her
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carrie bears a telekinetic powers from the very beginning but she does not know until such
power appears at the time of anger as a means of her reaction. The prom night was the first
movement to Carrie to take revenge and use her real power . It was as being born again at the
prom, . Carrie uses her supernatural power when chris and her boy friend billy drenched her and
Tommy in pig s blood. Suddenly, she gazes on her classmates and decide to kill them. Carrieswitch
on the water system in the room and closes the doors (2.730) to make no one escape and to hurt
all the students. Carrie punches her Gym teacher on the floor. She burns the school and the fire
begins to kill the people . Ther were a huge fire splash in the air in every where in the village and
there were explode every where.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She tears all the gas stations in the streets and she listen to the boom sound and enjoy to teach
Chris and Billy a lesson . Carrie expresses her anger Via using her power and kill them , she
crashes their car and burns them alive while they escaping after making their tricks to make her
look foolish in front of every one. Oh Momma help Me (2.732) After killing Chris and Billy, she
feels regret to not listen to her mother.and how this world wrong . Actually , Carrie speaks in
anger tone Thanks, Mom. Prom was great killed a bunch of people . How are you (2.733) Carrie
uses ironic way to express her anger to her mother especially when her mother decieve her and is
looking forward to killing her . Carrie could not control her anger and killed her
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The Civil Right Movement In The 1960 s
Everyone as a child has a role model someone that they look up to for advice. This person was
my uncle. My uncle was the first person to attend a college. This was the person that embed the
idea that I will be following in the footsteps and attend college. My parents at that time did not
really push me they were focused on making sure there was food on the table. Also during my
middle school year he was the main advocate for me to attend Verbum Dei High Schoolinstead of
following my cousin and attending Serra High School. He has open my eyes to the injustice in this
world.
Once I ask him why he not attended UCLA I was really confused because he decides to attend the
local community college instead. That was the point where he disclosed to ... Show more content on
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15, 2011. Thanks to the passing of the California Dream Act my uncle now attends the University
of California Los Angeles. It was a topical November day. I was in the beginning of eight grade
year. I was looking thru my Facebook newsfeed and I see a picture of my Uncle sitting down in
the middle of the State Capitol in Montgomery Alabama. Well reading this post he said I am
willing to go to jail for what I believe in . I remember reflecting on this. His action really
motivated me and still motivated me to this day. It made me think of the Civil Right Movement
of the 1960 s and how if you speak your mind it can make a difference. He sat there in the middle
of the Capitol since it open till he was forcibly removed by the Capitol Police and arrested. He
was willing to face deportation for a cause. I feel that if I attend this trip I can make a different.
There two ways to make a different in this country protest or lobbying for it. If I would attend I
would want to talk to a republican Congressman from California. If I get the opportunity to speak
to the congressman/ women hopefully I can give this person a different perspective on the issue.
Big things don t happen overnight and if I am able to do that then I have already made a
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Everyone as a child has a role model someone that they look up to for advice. This person was
my uncle. My uncle was the first person to attend a college. This was the person that embed the
idea that I will be following in the footsteps and attend college. My parents at that time did not
really push me they were focused on making sure there was food on the table. Also during my
middle school year he was the main advocate for me to attend Verbum Dei High Schoolinstead of
following my cousin and attending Serra High School. He has open my eyes to the injustice in this
world.
Once I ask him why he not attended UCLA I was really confused because he decides to attend the
local community college instead. That was the point where he disclosed to ... Show more content on
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15, 2011. Thanks to the passing of the California Dream Act my uncle now attends the University
of California Los Angeles. It was a topical November day. I was in the beginning of eight grade
year. I was looking thru my Facebook newsfeed and I see a picture of my Uncle sitting down in
the middle of the State Capitol in Montgomery Alabama. Well reading this post he said I am
willing to go to jail for what I believe in . I remember reflecting on this. His action really
motivated me and still motivated me to this day. It made me think of the Civil Right Movement
of the 1960 s and how if you speak your mind it can make a difference. He sat there in the middle
of the Capitol since it open till he was forcibly removed by the Capitol Police and arrested. He
was willing to face deportation for a cause. I feel that if I attend this trip I can make a different.
There two ways to make a different in this country protest or lobbying for it. If I would attend I
would want to talk to a republican Congressman from California. If I get the opportunity to speak
to the congressman/ women hopefully I can give this person a different perspective on the issue.
Big things don t happen overnight and if I am able to do that then I have already made a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Rhetorical Analysis Of Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth I is considered to be one of the most powerful women in history. In 1588, as
ruler of England, she was faced with an invasion against Spain for control over trade in the new
world. Her Against the Spanish Armada speech was addressed to the English Army at Tilbury
Fort to help motivate and boost assurance, as well as showing support to her troops over the
battle they were about to face. With her passionate words and courageous way, Queen Elizabeth
establishes a connection with her soldiers; appealing to their patriotism and emotions through
logos, pathos, and ethos. Although she was uncertain of a famous victory , Elizabeth instills the
reassurance they need to fight against Spain and leading them to victory in the end. Elizabeth s
relationship with her people is built on faith and love, not fear or tyranny. In the beginning of
her speech she addresses the soldiers as My loving people. She refers to her troops as faithful
and loving, showing the appreciation and loyalty that she has for her soldiers. She feels she
must acknowledge the important bond between herself and her soldiers by showing them that
she is not just a distant queen. To assure her troops of her faith in them, she uses logos in her
speech to encourage her soldiers to fight for the good of England. For example, she lets them
know by saying ... I have placed my chiefest strength and safeguard in the loyal hearts and good
will of my subjects. She uses repetition of the word I and We to show that she is not just a
queen but a fellow Englishman. ...to live or die amongst you all; to lay down, for my God, and
for my kingdom, and for my people, my honor and my blood, even the dust , shows that she is a
part of the people and will fight side by side with them to defend their country. This would be the
first thing that her soldiers fight for, a people and ruler relationship that is bound by love and
trust. After she established the bond, Elizabeth strengthens it with a promise and displays her
own self courage. Women in power were not always great leaders, and were seen as weak in war.
To oppose the view of women being weak in war, Elizabeth uses pathos in her speech to present
herself as not only a queen but a fighter as
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Queen Elizabeth I is considered to be one of the most powerful women in history. In 1588, as
ruler of England, she was faced with an invasion against Spain for control over trade in the new
world. Her Against the Spanish Armada speech was addressed to the English Army at Tilbury
Fort to help motivate and boost assurance, as well as showing support to her troops over the
battle they were about to face. With her passionate words and courageous way, Queen Elizabeth
establishes a connection with her soldiers; appealing to their patriotism and emotions through
logos, pathos, and ethos. Although she was uncertain of a famous victory , Elizabeth instills the
reassurance they need to fight against Spain and leading them to victory in the end. Elizabeth s
relationship with her people is built on faith and love, not fear or tyranny. In the beginning of
her speech she addresses the soldiers as My loving people. She refers to her troops as faithful
and loving, showing the appreciation and loyalty that she has for her soldiers. She feels she
must acknowledge the important bond between herself and her soldiers by showing them that
she is not just a distant queen. To assure her troops of her faith in them, she uses logos in her
speech to encourage her soldiers to fight for the good of England. For example, she lets them
know by saying ... I have placed my chiefest strength and safeguard in the loyal hearts and good
will of my subjects. She uses repetition of the word I and We to show that she is not just a
queen but a fellow Englishman. ...to live or die amongst you all; to lay down, for my God, and
for my kingdom, and for my people, my honor and my blood, even the dust , shows that she is a
part of the people and will fight side by side with them to defend their country. This would be the
first thing that her soldiers fight for, a people and ruler relationship that is bound by love and
trust. After she established the bond, Elizabeth strengthens it with a promise and displays her
own self courage. Women in power were not always great leaders, and were seen as weak in war.
To oppose the view of women being weak in war, Elizabeth uses pathos in her speech to present
herself as not only a queen but a fighter as
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