Self Introduction Letter Templates At Allbusinesste
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Summary Of Early Childhood Observation
The child s engagement in imaginative or fantasy play is typically of a preschooler s functioning level.
Preschoolers delight in fantasy and play and engage their newly found cognitive abilities to extend
their world of make believe (Timberlake Culter, 2005). He appeared to delight in fantasy play with his
action figure and was able to create sound effects to further expand upon the fantasy, suggesting his
age and development is consistent with the expectations of a preschooler. According to the Center for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) social and emotional developmental milestones for a four year
old child, the child under observation appears to be meeting established benchmarks as observed by
the child s enjoyment in participating in activities, creativity with make believe play, preference to
engage with another child rather than by himself, and cooperation with another children (Important
Milestones: Your Child By Four Years, 2016). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The child s respective communication skills appear to be developing; he points to his knee when asked
what hurts him and he hands his mother his snack item when he struggles to open the item. However,
his expressive communication skills are not known. During observation, he vocalizes sounds and
responses yes to a questioned asked of him. When the child is sitting on his mother s lap engaging
with her and a family friend the communication between all parties inaudible. The child s movement
and physical development appear to be meeting benchmarks for a preschooler. Preschoolers enjoy
their own bodies and move about others (Timberlake Culter, 2005). As evidence by the child s
motions during the make believe fight between action figures and flying his action figure in the air
around a
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The child s engagement in imaginative or fantasy play is typically of a preschooler s functioning level.
Preschoolers delight in fantasy and play and engage their newly found cognitive abilities to extend
their world of make believe (Timberlake Culter, 2005). He appeared to delight in fantasy play with his
action figure and was able to create sound effects to further expand upon the fantasy, suggesting his
age and development is consistent with the expectations of a preschooler. According to the Center for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) social and emotional developmental milestones for a four year
old child, the child under observation appears to be meeting established benchmarks as observed by
the child s enjoyment in participating in activities, creativity with make believe play, preference to
engage with another child rather than by himself, and cooperation with another children (Important
Milestones: Your Child By Four Years, 2016). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The child s respective communication skills appear to be developing; he points to his knee when asked
what hurts him and he hands his mother his snack item when he struggles to open the item. However,
his expressive communication skills are not known. During observation, he vocalizes sounds and
responses yes to a questioned asked of him. When the child is sitting on his mother s lap engaging
with her and a family friend the communication between all parties inaudible. The child s movement
and physical development appear to be meeting benchmarks for a preschooler. Preschoolers enjoy
their own bodies and move about others (Timberlake Culter, 2005). As evidence by the child s
motions during the make believe fight between action figures and flying his action figure in the air
around a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lord Of The Flies Jack Is A Leader Analysis
A powerful leader is one who knows how to lead with control and has strong leader characteristics. In
the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, some readers support the fact that Jack was a better
leader than Ralph, but others feel that Ralph was the better leader. Although several supporters feel
that Ralph is the best leader, it is evident that Jack is the better leader since he can effortlessly control
the group on the island.
It is clear that Jack is a better leader than Ralph because he is more of a demanding, manipulative
person. From the time the boys landed on the island, Jack was in control of the choir. The other boys,
led by Jack, run off in disorganized excitement to light the signal fire (Reilly, 3). This quote shows that
the boys followed in Jack s footsteps since they set foot on the island. Along with controlling the
choir, Jack challenged Ralph s opinions. We do not need the conch anymore. We know who ought to
say things (Reilly, 4). This quote demonstrates that Jack is making an attempt to control the group by
doing what is best for him, and he demands that the boys support his decisions. In addition, Jack s
main priority was to hunt and give them what they want. The point is that Jack is doing what he wants,
not what he ought (Reilly, 5). This quote illustrates that Jack is aware that he is the leader of the group,
for he is doing what he wants and not what he has to. Clearly, it is evident that Jack is the best choice
as chief for
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A powerful leader is one who knows how to lead with control and has strong leader characteristics. In
the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, some readers support the fact that Jack was a better
leader than Ralph, but others feel that Ralph was the better leader. Although several supporters feel
that Ralph is the best leader, it is evident that Jack is the better leader since he can effortlessly control
the group on the island.
It is clear that Jack is a better leader than Ralph because he is more of a demanding, manipulative
person. From the time the boys landed on the island, Jack was in control of the choir. The other boys,
led by Jack, run off in disorganized excitement to light the signal fire (Reilly, 3). This quote shows that
the boys followed in Jack s footsteps since they set foot on the island. Along with controlling the
choir, Jack challenged Ralph s opinions. We do not need the conch anymore. We know who ought to
say things (Reilly, 4). This quote demonstrates that Jack is making an attempt to control the group by
doing what is best for him, and he demands that the boys support his decisions. In addition, Jack s
main priority was to hunt and give them what they want. The point is that Jack is doing what he wants,
not what he ought (Reilly, 5). This quote illustrates that Jack is aware that he is the leader of the group,
for he is doing what he wants and not what he has to. Clearly, it is evident that Jack is the best choice
as chief for
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Nora Was A Poor Wife
Nora was a poor wife because she was only playing the part. She didn t truly understand her husband
or the pressures he was under and it was her security in her delusion that failed her, not Torvald s
failure to meet some fantasized expectation that she had of him. She was surprised by her husband s
reaction because she didn t understand the pressures he was faced with as a man of that time. Her
failure to take responsibility and communicate her error as well as her attempts to hide it from him,
like a child who s broken something, had robbed him of any chance to intervene and Torvald was right
to be upset with her. However, Torvald was equally guilty of neglecting his duty to understand his
wife in any meaningful way. He failed to establish any real communication with his wife and their
marriage suffered for it. Even still, Torvald wasn t completely without reason in his initial reaction.
While his reaction was a bit rash, Nora s action hadn t just compromised Torvald s reputation, the
threat extended to the entire family. Her poor judgement had threatened to undo everything he had
dedicated his life to working towards, and even in his rage he doesn t wish to send her away. We see
when he s calmed down that he does in fact love Nora and intends to address the problems that have
been illuminated through this situation. He forgives her for her recklessness and pledges to educate her
(837). He is attempting to be reasonable and understanding in but Nora cannot see past her
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nora was a poor wife because she was only playing the part. She didn t truly understand her husband
or the pressures he was under and it was her security in her delusion that failed her, not Torvald s
failure to meet some fantasized expectation that she had of him. She was surprised by her husband s
reaction because she didn t understand the pressures he was faced with as a man of that time. Her
failure to take responsibility and communicate her error as well as her attempts to hide it from him,
like a child who s broken something, had robbed him of any chance to intervene and Torvald was right
to be upset with her. However, Torvald was equally guilty of neglecting his duty to understand his
wife in any meaningful way. He failed to establish any real communication with his wife and their
marriage suffered for it. Even still, Torvald wasn t completely without reason in his initial reaction.
While his reaction was a bit rash, Nora s action hadn t just compromised Torvald s reputation, the
threat extended to the entire family. Her poor judgement had threatened to undo everything he had
dedicated his life to working towards, and even in his rage he doesn t wish to send her away. We see
when he s calmed down that he does in fact love Nora and intends to address the problems that have
been illuminated through this situation. He forgives her for her recklessness and pledges to educate her
(837). He is attempting to be reasonable and understanding in but Nora cannot see past her
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Latino Paradox
For immigrants, becoming American isn t easy, but their health is far better than born U.S Citizens.
Latino immigrants (mostly men) would travel to and from their country of origin to work in the U.S
(Kennett Square) leaving their families behind, to access a green card where they can be able to get
their family to come to the U.S to live, this process takes up to nine years. Kennett Square had good
schools, resources, and social services to invest in their future, they were a bridging community ,
meaning everyone benefits if no one is left behind. This was a way for the community to come
together have talks, and find out about the available resources there were and to also exchange
services. The community had an after school program for teens The Garage , they studied, did
homework, hung out, worked ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Steve Larson a doctor of the county, seized all generalizations there were of Latino s, generalizations
such as; they re always late for appointments, dirty, and had infectious diseases. He actually
determined that they had the lowest death rate, heart disease, and other major killers. Latino s are non
affluent people with better health than the most affluent people, which was a question to America,
thence the Latino Paradox was established in 1960. The Paradox shows that the U.S has very high
levels of depression, and new Immigrants has very low levels of depression. The theory of the Latino
Paradox was Mexican families stick together under hard circumstances, conditions and helped each
other solve their problems (reason being they have such good health). Although hope was often lost by
the children of the hardest working immigrants, they began to forget why they came to the U.S. Lost
hope in the children are caused because their parents had longer hours at work which meant less time
to be around the children. They did this to make ends meet, after all, they are the poorest
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For immigrants, becoming American isn t easy, but their health is far better than born U.S Citizens.
Latino immigrants (mostly men) would travel to and from their country of origin to work in the U.S
(Kennett Square) leaving their families behind, to access a green card where they can be able to get
their family to come to the U.S to live, this process takes up to nine years. Kennett Square had good
schools, resources, and social services to invest in their future, they were a bridging community ,
meaning everyone benefits if no one is left behind. This was a way for the community to come
together have talks, and find out about the available resources there were and to also exchange
services. The community had an after school program for teens The Garage , they studied, did
homework, hung out, worked ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Steve Larson a doctor of the county, seized all generalizations there were of Latino s, generalizations
such as; they re always late for appointments, dirty, and had infectious diseases. He actually
determined that they had the lowest death rate, heart disease, and other major killers. Latino s are non
affluent people with better health than the most affluent people, which was a question to America,
thence the Latino Paradox was established in 1960. The Paradox shows that the U.S has very high
levels of depression, and new Immigrants has very low levels of depression. The theory of the Latino
Paradox was Mexican families stick together under hard circumstances, conditions and helped each
other solve their problems (reason being they have such good health). Although hope was often lost by
the children of the hardest working immigrants, they began to forget why they came to the U.S. Lost
hope in the children are caused because their parents had longer hours at work which meant less time
to be around the children. They did this to make ends meet, after all, they are the poorest
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Theda Bara And The Depictions Of Cleopatra
Depictions of Cleopatra in film and TV series, focus more on the personal aspects of her life, with
little excerpts of her political life being thrown in. Each depiction having undertones, of what is
happening politically, at the time the film was made.
The 1917 Film starring Theda Bara, had all the themes of a contemporary vision of Egypt being,
exotic and alluring, but also alien and threatening. (Fear, 2008, AA100 DVD). Shown within its
backdrop imagery, and in Bara s threatening portrayal of Cleopatra. Bara was reputable for her roles
where, sex was used to manipulate men to her will. This being how Bara decided to depict Cleopatra,
with great enthusiasm, the studio used this to promote the film. Politically, at the time of this film,
women s liberation is at the forefront, promoting a strong woman, with her own mind, wealth and
power. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Gone is the threatening demeanour, instead using themes of a love story that changes history. (Fear,
2008, AA100 DVD). Now the epic film, is being used as a promotion tool to market hair styles,
clothes and jewellery. The production comes at a time when the working women were on the rise,
having the vote and enjoying pleasures like pre or extramarital sex. New production codes forced
films to promote marriage and the home, with Catholic Church organisation the Legion of Decency,
putting pressure on film makers, boycotting films that promoted immorality. The historical film could
be used to avoid this, and in Colbert s Cleopatra, these themes can be contained by her death at the
end of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Depictions of Cleopatra in film and TV series, focus more on the personal aspects of her life, with
little excerpts of her political life being thrown in. Each depiction having undertones, of what is
happening politically, at the time the film was made.
The 1917 Film starring Theda Bara, had all the themes of a contemporary vision of Egypt being,
exotic and alluring, but also alien and threatening. (Fear, 2008, AA100 DVD). Shown within its
backdrop imagery, and in Bara s threatening portrayal of Cleopatra. Bara was reputable for her roles
where, sex was used to manipulate men to her will. This being how Bara decided to depict Cleopatra,
with great enthusiasm, the studio used this to promote the film. Politically, at the time of this film,
women s liberation is at the forefront, promoting a strong woman, with her own mind, wealth and
power. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Gone is the threatening demeanour, instead using themes of a love story that changes history. (Fear,
2008, AA100 DVD). Now the epic film, is being used as a promotion tool to market hair styles,
clothes and jewellery. The production comes at a time when the working women were on the rise,
having the vote and enjoying pleasures like pre or extramarital sex. New production codes forced
films to promote marriage and the home, with Catholic Church organisation the Legion of Decency,
putting pressure on film makers, boycotting films that promoted immorality. The historical film could
be used to avoid this, and in Colbert s Cleopatra, these themes can be contained by her death at the
end of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Evolution Of Microgrids And Different Other Components
Abstract Electricity supports almost all sectors of the economy and is a critical infrastructure in a
nation. The central grid based electricity gets considered as the most convenient and reliable form of
energy. However, it has not met the entire customer demand need for power since over 1.3 billion
people cannot access electricity. Microgrids are one of the new technologies developed to solve this
problem and support emerging economies and sustainable development. This paper describes the
evolution of microgrids and different other components.
Index Terms Econmomy, Grid, Smart Grid, Microgrid, Reliable.
I. INTRODUCTION
The new technologies to generate electricity at the distribution level called distributed energy
resources such ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A microgrid refers to a small electricity power system that is connected to the utility grid through the
point of common coupling (PCC) and uses on site Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) for the
supply of all or part of local demands. Microgrids comprise of a low voltage (approximately ≤ 1kV) or
medium voltage (range 1 69 kV) locally controlled cluster of distributed energy resources that behave,
from the grids perspective, as a single load both electrically and in energy markets. Fig. 1 shows the
interaction between the two types of electrical systems and their corresponding components
interlinked by the power converters. [4] From this figure, it can be revealed that the AC MGs can be
connected to the bulk AC system via power transformers and require an AC/DC power converter to
interconnect with the bulk DC system. Fig.1. Interconnection of various microgrid components.[4]
A microgrid is introduced to resolve the issues with the economics and the resilience of power
delivery systems. Microgrid loads get supplied by both the utility grid and on site generation when
connected to the utility grid. A microgrid is seen as an aggregated controllable load from the utility
grid.
The microgrid structure consists of several types of distributed energy sources such as solar panels,
wind turbines, microturbin, thermal power plant each in the form of distributed generation, including
energy reserves from battery. Microgrid electrical connection points that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstract Electricity supports almost all sectors of the economy and is a critical infrastructure in a
nation. The central grid based electricity gets considered as the most convenient and reliable form of
energy. However, it has not met the entire customer demand need for power since over 1.3 billion
people cannot access electricity. Microgrids are one of the new technologies developed to solve this
problem and support emerging economies and sustainable development. This paper describes the
evolution of microgrids and different other components.
Index Terms Econmomy, Grid, Smart Grid, Microgrid, Reliable.
I. INTRODUCTION
The new technologies to generate electricity at the distribution level called distributed energy
resources such ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A microgrid refers to a small electricity power system that is connected to the utility grid through the
point of common coupling (PCC) and uses on site Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) for the
supply of all or part of local demands. Microgrids comprise of a low voltage (approximately ≤ 1kV) or
medium voltage (range 1 69 kV) locally controlled cluster of distributed energy resources that behave,
from the grids perspective, as a single load both electrically and in energy markets. Fig. 1 shows the
interaction between the two types of electrical systems and their corresponding components
interlinked by the power converters. [4] From this figure, it can be revealed that the AC MGs can be
connected to the bulk AC system via power transformers and require an AC/DC power converter to
interconnect with the bulk DC system. Fig.1. Interconnection of various microgrid components.[4]
A microgrid is introduced to resolve the issues with the economics and the resilience of power
delivery systems. Microgrid loads get supplied by both the utility grid and on site generation when
connected to the utility grid. A microgrid is seen as an aggregated controllable load from the utility
grid.
The microgrid structure consists of several types of distributed energy sources such as solar panels,
wind turbines, microturbin, thermal power plant each in the form of distributed generation, including
energy reserves from battery. Microgrid electrical connection points that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Reflective Essay on Classroom Observation
Danielle Moeller
Professor Schilling
Lit Block
4 22 07
Observation Reflection
As I walked into the classroom for my first day of observations, I was greeted with a warm Hello! In
fact, each time that I entered a new classroom I was given the same greeting. All of the teachers were
more than happy to be helping a future educator by letting me observe their teaching styles and learn
new techniques to use.
Through spending time in various classrooms, I have gained valuable information that I will take with
me into student teaching and my future classroom.
Many of the things that we have talked about in class were illustrated for me in the classrooms that I
visited. The most prominent of them was the use of word walls.
Word walls are a list ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For one reading aloud lesson, the teacher used the popcorn reading strategy. She did most of the
reading, but every once in a while she picked one of the students to take over. I think that this was a
great way to handle the book that they were reading because there was some difficult vocabulary in
the section that they read that day. This style helped me to realize that even though they are in 4 th
grade, the students do not have to be responsible for all of the reading all of the time. It is a good thing
to give them a break every so often and just let them enjoy the story through following along.
However, I did like that she would stop about every other paragraph and ask questions about tough
vocabulary and what was happening in the story. This is a great way to make sure that the students
were really following along and not staring at the floor or off into space. She also was able to insert a
minilesson review on using context clues to figure out the meaning of an unknown word. Since she
knew which students would be comfortable reading the material in front of the whole class and which
would not, the teacher was able to choose the confident readers to do the reading aloud and have the
others answer the questions.
With buddy reading, I think that it is a great way for a strong reader to help a struggling reader. As a
class read their material in pairs, I heard one little girl encourage her partner who was struggling with
some of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Danielle Moeller
Professor Schilling
Lit Block
4 22 07
Observation Reflection
As I walked into the classroom for my first day of observations, I was greeted with a warm Hello! In
fact, each time that I entered a new classroom I was given the same greeting. All of the teachers were
more than happy to be helping a future educator by letting me observe their teaching styles and learn
new techniques to use.
Through spending time in various classrooms, I have gained valuable information that I will take with
me into student teaching and my future classroom.
Many of the things that we have talked about in class were illustrated for me in the classrooms that I
visited. The most prominent of them was the use of word walls.
Word walls are a list ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For one reading aloud lesson, the teacher used the popcorn reading strategy. She did most of the
reading, but every once in a while she picked one of the students to take over. I think that this was a
great way to handle the book that they were reading because there was some difficult vocabulary in
the section that they read that day. This style helped me to realize that even though they are in 4 th
grade, the students do not have to be responsible for all of the reading all of the time. It is a good thing
to give them a break every so often and just let them enjoy the story through following along.
However, I did like that she would stop about every other paragraph and ask questions about tough
vocabulary and what was happening in the story. This is a great way to make sure that the students
were really following along and not staring at the floor or off into space. She also was able to insert a
minilesson review on using context clues to figure out the meaning of an unknown word. Since she
knew which students would be comfortable reading the material in front of the whole class and which
would not, the teacher was able to choose the confident readers to do the reading aloud and have the
others answer the questions.
With buddy reading, I think that it is a great way for a strong reader to help a struggling reader. As a
class read their material in pairs, I heard one little girl encourage her partner who was struggling with
some of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparing Jesus Christ In Steinbeck s Jim Casy
Jim Casy, a martyr and leader with a large following, reflects the sacrifices of Jesus Christ for the
downtrodden by uniting the less privileged and rebelling against the religious constrictions of their
time. Jim Casy parallels Jesus Christ in many ways throughout the novel. Steinbeck purposefully gave
Jim Casy the same initials as Jesus Christ in order to signify the link between these two influential
figures. Jim Casy, like Jesus Christ, is consistently willing to sacrifice himself for the greater good.
When a scuffle ensues between Tom Joad and a police officer in Hooverville, Jim Casey offers take
the blame: Somebody got to take the blame. I got no kids. They ll jus put me in jail, an I ain t doin
nothin but set aroun (266 267). Jim does not want Tom to be arrested because Tom has broken parole,
Jim recognizes that there would be less suffering if he takes the blame, so he does. Jim is watching out
for someone he cares for deeply, and is willing to make a sacrifice for Tom. He would rather be
punished than see another person be punished more than himself. Jim believes that since he s got no
kids, it would be better for him to be in jail as compared to Tom because Tom has a family and is
someone s son. Jim values family and wants to keep the Joad family together and since he does not
have his own family and does not have a present father, Jim believes it would be better for him to be
in jail as opposed to Tom. Jim thinks that his life is less important than some
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jim Casy, a martyr and leader with a large following, reflects the sacrifices of Jesus Christ for the
downtrodden by uniting the less privileged and rebelling against the religious constrictions of their
time. Jim Casy parallels Jesus Christ in many ways throughout the novel. Steinbeck purposefully gave
Jim Casy the same initials as Jesus Christ in order to signify the link between these two influential
figures. Jim Casy, like Jesus Christ, is consistently willing to sacrifice himself for the greater good.
When a scuffle ensues between Tom Joad and a police officer in Hooverville, Jim Casey offers take
the blame: Somebody got to take the blame. I got no kids. They ll jus put me in jail, an I ain t doin
nothin but set aroun (266 267). Jim does not want Tom to be arrested because Tom has broken parole,
Jim recognizes that there would be less suffering if he takes the blame, so he does. Jim is watching out
for someone he cares for deeply, and is willing to make a sacrifice for Tom. He would rather be
punished than see another person be punished more than himself. Jim believes that since he s got no
kids, it would be better for him to be in jail as compared to Tom because Tom has a family and is
someone s son. Jim values family and wants to keep the Joad family together and since he does not
have his own family and does not have a present father, Jim believes it would be better for him to be
in jail as opposed to Tom. Jim thinks that his life is less important than some
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Buddhism The Four Noble Truths
Buddhism has some fundamental differences from many of the modern religions. Buddhism was
founded by Siddhartha Gautama who lived around 623 B.C. He was a prince who left the luxury of his
palace to seek answers to all his spiritual questions. He traveled through the forest practicing
meditation. Eventually, he was known as the Buddha which means the Enlightened One. He spent the
remaining of his life teaching the four noble truths which are the path to liberation from suffering.
Today, Buddhism is known to be the fourth largest belief system in the world and continue to spread
throughout many societies. I will discuss their belief that there is not a God and how their views on
karma and sin differ from most religions. Buddhist do not believe that there is a God but that we are
all connected as one energy. Buddha taught that believing in God was not useful for those who were
seeking enlightenment. The Buddha taught how we can realize the truth from within ourselves. The
focus on Buddhism is on practice rather than belief. One of the basic teachings are the four noble
truths. Buddhist believe that by following the four noble truths through exploration of understanding
existence, life and death will lead to enlightenment. I found these teachings to be ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In contrast to other religions, Buddhism takes a more intellectual approach on the betterment of the
self and others. Buddhist come to accept all things that are positive or negative in existence, in life,
and in death. The modern religions dramatize in the aspect of conflicts such as in politics, social
control, social movements, and even what happens to us after we die. In Buddhism, everything is what
it is. We are in control of the causes and effects within our personal lives but not in the actions of
others. The main goal is finding true enlightenment in our lives and not to criticize the negative
aspects of the world around
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Buddhism has some fundamental differences from many of the modern religions. Buddhism was
founded by Siddhartha Gautama who lived around 623 B.C. He was a prince who left the luxury of his
palace to seek answers to all his spiritual questions. He traveled through the forest practicing
meditation. Eventually, he was known as the Buddha which means the Enlightened One. He spent the
remaining of his life teaching the four noble truths which are the path to liberation from suffering.
Today, Buddhism is known to be the fourth largest belief system in the world and continue to spread
throughout many societies. I will discuss their belief that there is not a God and how their views on
karma and sin differ from most religions. Buddhist do not believe that there is a God but that we are
all connected as one energy. Buddha taught that believing in God was not useful for those who were
seeking enlightenment. The Buddha taught how we can realize the truth from within ourselves. The
focus on Buddhism is on practice rather than belief. One of the basic teachings are the four noble
truths. Buddhist believe that by following the four noble truths through exploration of understanding
existence, life and death will lead to enlightenment. I found these teachings to be ... Show more
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In contrast to other religions, Buddhism takes a more intellectual approach on the betterment of the
self and others. Buddhist come to accept all things that are positive or negative in existence, in life,
and in death. The modern religions dramatize in the aspect of conflicts such as in politics, social
control, social movements, and even what happens to us after we die. In Buddhism, everything is what
it is. We are in control of the causes and effects within our personal lives but not in the actions of
others. The main goal is finding true enlightenment in our lives and not to criticize the negative
aspects of the world around
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Explain How Software Utilities Improve The Performance Of...
D1: explain how software utilities can improve the performance of computer systems
There are many software utilities that can be used to improve a computer system. Below is a list of
them.
Virus Protection
This utility helps to improve the performance of a computer system by maintaining a safe environment
for the user to use and keep out viruses that slow down a system performance and its effectiveness on
devices; it does this by preventing malware from entering a system and ultimately removing the virus
from the system if required. If the system has no viruses it will run effectively. This is because without
the virus protection, the viruses would be activate and could start slowing down the computer. Virus
protection will help slowdown this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This helps to improve system performance as it will clear up more space for the computer and make it
quicker and effective.
Drive Formatting
This utility prepares storage media for use by creating barriers from other files and readying it for file
storage, this benefits the system by allowing it to have a fully functioning storage media device that is
ready to use. This is an improvement to current systems by ensuring storage media is ready to use and
makes the computer more effective and efficient as you can access files instantly.
Backup Tools
This utility duplicates any files and stores them in an alternate location such as a separate hard drive to
the one were the original files are, this is done so that if the computer fails, then there is a copy of that
file in a separate location so that it can be obtained and sent back into the system, this will stop files
from truly being lost. This improves the performance of a system as it allows the users to resume as
quickly as possible in the event of a systems failure. Also it will help stop the computer from faulting
as the computer will have back up files to recover. So hence this will improve the performance of a
computer as the computer can resume its functions
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D1: explain how software utilities can improve the performance of computer systems
There are many software utilities that can be used to improve a computer system. Below is a list of
them.
Virus Protection
This utility helps to improve the performance of a computer system by maintaining a safe environment
for the user to use and keep out viruses that slow down a system performance and its effectiveness on
devices; it does this by preventing malware from entering a system and ultimately removing the virus
from the system if required. If the system has no viruses it will run effectively. This is because without
the virus protection, the viruses would be activate and could start slowing down the computer. Virus
protection will help slowdown this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This helps to improve system performance as it will clear up more space for the computer and make it
quicker and effective.
Drive Formatting
This utility prepares storage media for use by creating barriers from other files and readying it for file
storage, this benefits the system by allowing it to have a fully functioning storage media device that is
ready to use. This is an improvement to current systems by ensuring storage media is ready to use and
makes the computer more effective and efficient as you can access files instantly.
Backup Tools
This utility duplicates any files and stores them in an alternate location such as a separate hard drive to
the one were the original files are, this is done so that if the computer fails, then there is a copy of that
file in a separate location so that it can be obtained and sent back into the system, this will stop files
from truly being lost. This improves the performance of a system as it allows the users to resume as
quickly as possible in the event of a systems failure. Also it will help stop the computer from faulting
as the computer will have back up files to recover. So hence this will improve the performance of a
computer as the computer can resume its functions
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Social Influences And Class Structure Affect People s Health
Social influences and class structure affect people s health. People who live in poverty and are at the
bottom of the socioeconomic ladder have worse health than those who have more money. In essence,
inequality in society is making people sick. For example, the United States is a country that has very
wealthy people along with a staggering amount of poor individuals, yet it is one of the richest
countries in the world. It is clear that there is a widening gap of inequality in America, and according
to the film Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick? (2008), the United States spends $2
trillion per year on medical care, but American citizens live shorter, sicker lives than most
industrialized countries. But how is this possible? The stresses of every day life for middle and low
class citizens greatly contributes to their health issues. According to Williams and Rosenstock,
differences in income are associated with differences in occupations and work environments,
potentially exacerbating the overall effect of income inequality on workers health (2015:616).
Basically, those who work in poor conditions and make a lower income, who are clearly unequal to
the richer citizens who work under better conditions, are prone to greater health risks. This gap in
health between unequal classes is not coincidental. In Williams and Rosenstock s article, they state
that one measure of income inequality is the pay gap between that of a production worker and a
company s CEO and
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Social influences and class structure affect people s health. People who live in poverty and are at the
bottom of the socioeconomic ladder have worse health than those who have more money. In essence,
inequality in society is making people sick. For example, the United States is a country that has very
wealthy people along with a staggering amount of poor individuals, yet it is one of the richest
countries in the world. It is clear that there is a widening gap of inequality in America, and according
to the film Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick? (2008), the United States spends $2
trillion per year on medical care, but American citizens live shorter, sicker lives than most
industrialized countries. But how is this possible? The stresses of every day life for middle and low
class citizens greatly contributes to their health issues. According to Williams and Rosenstock,
differences in income are associated with differences in occupations and work environments,
potentially exacerbating the overall effect of income inequality on workers health (2015:616).
Basically, those who work in poor conditions and make a lower income, who are clearly unequal to
the richer citizens who work under better conditions, are prone to greater health risks. This gap in
health between unequal classes is not coincidental. In Williams and Rosenstock s article, they state
that one measure of income inequality is the pay gap between that of a production worker and a
company s CEO and
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Starbucks and Analysis of International Market Accessing
International Market Selection Starbucks goes global International Strategic Marketing Conducted by
Che Thanh Quang L0228NDND0211 Date 2 Jan 2013 1. Introduction 2. rESEARCH AND AND
ARCKNOWLEDGE FOR sT ARBUCKS IN THE iNTERATIONAL MARKETS Internal factors in
Foreign market selection * Personnel * Management * Customers * Capital requirements * Time and
research external factors in foreign market selection * Market potential * Political environment *
Legal environment * Economic and culture environment 3. Conclusion 4. REFERENCES 1.
Introduction Everyday, people in the world go to Starbucks s coffee shop to take their cup of coffee. ...
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* Capital requirements The start up capital requirement of accessing a foreign market is another
impact to be considered for organisation (Alon, 2004). Eventhough, as we all known, Starbucks is a
giant in coffee industry, it does not mean they can handle all the problem of capital in any country. The
initial outlay of international orientation could be too high, even if the potential for potential profit is
great. * Time and research In any field of life, time is invaluable impact and it is more important in the
business environment. The decision of accessing an market in the specific time can bring the
advantage compare to the competitors. Moreover, research is affecting to time, when organisation
need to get knowledge and get planned preparation to enter it. In this case, Starbucks managers are
usually under pressure to give decision on time, which seems to be easy to trade in, it may be selected
and provide high risk to organisation. * Customers One of the base impacts may influence the whole
organisation completely is customers and their demands. The domestic customers are main factor to
the stabilisation of company. In case the organisation move on to new market, they could be affected
by various reasons and it could lead to another conflict
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International Market Selection Starbucks goes global International Strategic Marketing Conducted by
Che Thanh Quang L0228NDND0211 Date 2 Jan 2013 1. Introduction 2. rESEARCH AND AND
ARCKNOWLEDGE FOR sT ARBUCKS IN THE iNTERATIONAL MARKETS Internal factors in
Foreign market selection * Personnel * Management * Customers * Capital requirements * Time and
research external factors in foreign market selection * Market potential * Political environment *
Legal environment * Economic and culture environment 3. Conclusion 4. REFERENCES 1.
Introduction Everyday, people in the world go to Starbucks s coffee shop to take their cup of coffee. ...
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* Capital requirements The start up capital requirement of accessing a foreign market is another
impact to be considered for organisation (Alon, 2004). Eventhough, as we all known, Starbucks is a
giant in coffee industry, it does not mean they can handle all the problem of capital in any country. The
initial outlay of international orientation could be too high, even if the potential for potential profit is
great. * Time and research In any field of life, time is invaluable impact and it is more important in the
business environment. The decision of accessing an market in the specific time can bring the
advantage compare to the competitors. Moreover, research is affecting to time, when organisation
need to get knowledge and get planned preparation to enter it. In this case, Starbucks managers are
usually under pressure to give decision on time, which seems to be easy to trade in, it may be selected
and provide high risk to organisation. * Customers One of the base impacts may influence the whole
organisation completely is customers and their demands. The domestic customers are main factor to
the stabilisation of company. In case the organisation move on to new market, they could be affected
by various reasons and it could lead to another conflict
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Case analysis from ego psychology perspectives Essay
Introduction
This paper, divided into two parts, is intended to understand April s case in a thoughtfully eclectic way
from a social work perspective by applying human behavior theories. The first part shows the use of
Ego Psychology to illustrate how loss from April s father s death interrupted her development by
disrupting her ego function. The second part shows the assessment of April s biological,
psychological, and social emotional development, the ecological factors which affected her
development, and the cultural stereotype expectation on normal development.
Question One:
April s arrival was not expected by her mother; this unexpected pregnancy may have caused stress to
the mother (Joy) while she carried April. This was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bowlby pointed out that if children are not given accurate information about a death, they cannot
grieve appropriately. The family did not give April a chance to explore and express her grief over the
loss. These choices would impact her ego function. Since she could not make sense of the situation,
she could not modulate her affect and behavior in order to cope with the pain of loss. She
automatically and unconsciously used one of the most important ego functions defense mechanism to
cope with the trauma. She went into denial, which interfered with her reality testing.
She was told that her father went to heaven, which, to her, meant that he was in a distant place. As
Silverman, Nickman, and Worden (1992) stated, April, as other children typically display, developed
an inner construction of her father that assisted her in coping with her losses and with all of the
ensuing changes in her life. She even developed magic thinking : a fantasy that her father would return
as shown in the picture she drew of her father coming in and out of the house by using the ladder. But
with time passing, the reality of her father s absence becoming increasingly permanent was reinforced.
She could not always hold her sadness and fear as shown through her nightmares, crying, or
screaming. Sometimes, she regressed to earlier developmental stages, as manifested in her toddler like
behavior, for
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Introduction
This paper, divided into two parts, is intended to understand April s case in a thoughtfully eclectic way
from a social work perspective by applying human behavior theories. The first part shows the use of
Ego Psychology to illustrate how loss from April s father s death interrupted her development by
disrupting her ego function. The second part shows the assessment of April s biological,
psychological, and social emotional development, the ecological factors which affected her
development, and the cultural stereotype expectation on normal development.
Question One:
April s arrival was not expected by her mother; this unexpected pregnancy may have caused stress to
the mother (Joy) while she carried April. This was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bowlby pointed out that if children are not given accurate information about a death, they cannot
grieve appropriately. The family did not give April a chance to explore and express her grief over the
loss. These choices would impact her ego function. Since she could not make sense of the situation,
she could not modulate her affect and behavior in order to cope with the pain of loss. She
automatically and unconsciously used one of the most important ego functions defense mechanism to
cope with the trauma. She went into denial, which interfered with her reality testing.
She was told that her father went to heaven, which, to her, meant that he was in a distant place. As
Silverman, Nickman, and Worden (1992) stated, April, as other children typically display, developed
an inner construction of her father that assisted her in coping with her losses and with all of the
ensuing changes in her life. She even developed magic thinking : a fantasy that her father would return
as shown in the picture she drew of her father coming in and out of the house by using the ladder. But
with time passing, the reality of her father s absence becoming increasingly permanent was reinforced.
She could not always hold her sadness and fear as shown through her nightmares, crying, or
screaming. Sometimes, she regressed to earlier developmental stages, as manifested in her toddler like
behavior, for
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The Pros And Cons Of Carlsbad Desalination
Throughout the years, California has had many droughts, leaving the citizens without fresh water. The
current drought is just as devastating, and the state of California is in desperate need for drinking
water. The company Poseidon Water has come up with a desalination plant, and the project is called
the Carlsbad Desalination Project, which uses Pacific ocean water and filters the water to make what
was once ocean water fresh, drinking water. I have made a decision. I believe the state of California
should dismiss the Carlsbad Desalination Project because there are too many risks. To start off, the
plant is not very trustworthy. Secondly, the desalination plant can harm different forms of marine life.
Finally, the discharge water creates a hazard. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To start, in 2016, Carlsbad failed to deliver 20 percent of the promised water to San Diego, and didn t
produce any fresh water for 46 days. This translates to the citizens not getting fresh water when the
state needs it the most. Next, the plant has racked up more than a dozen water pollution violations!
This implies the plant is giving the people of California polluted water, while their website claims; We
make clean, safe water from a drought proof source the ocean. Lastly, so far in 2017, Carlsbad has
only delivered 70% of the promised water to San Diego. This shows Carlsbad is failing to fulfill the
promises that were made to San Diego, California. Secondly, the desalination plant harms marine life.
Even though the plant can stop bigger fish, it can not keep out tiny microorganisms and fish eggs.
These organisms keep other fish alive, and they make up the ocean. Next, every organism that enters
the plant will be killed. This implies that Carlsbad only focuses on creating fresh water and doesn t
consider wild life. Conner Everts, an environmentalist, states, Desalination should be the last choice to
fix drought, there are a lot of challenges to
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Throughout the years, California has had many droughts, leaving the citizens without fresh water. The
current drought is just as devastating, and the state of California is in desperate need for drinking
water. The company Poseidon Water has come up with a desalination plant, and the project is called
the Carlsbad Desalination Project, which uses Pacific ocean water and filters the water to make what
was once ocean water fresh, drinking water. I have made a decision. I believe the state of California
should dismiss the Carlsbad Desalination Project because there are too many risks. To start off, the
plant is not very trustworthy. Secondly, the desalination plant can harm different forms of marine life.
Finally, the discharge water creates a hazard. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To start, in 2016, Carlsbad failed to deliver 20 percent of the promised water to San Diego, and didn t
produce any fresh water for 46 days. This translates to the citizens not getting fresh water when the
state needs it the most. Next, the plant has racked up more than a dozen water pollution violations!
This implies the plant is giving the people of California polluted water, while their website claims; We
make clean, safe water from a drought proof source the ocean. Lastly, so far in 2017, Carlsbad has
only delivered 70% of the promised water to San Diego. This shows Carlsbad is failing to fulfill the
promises that were made to San Diego, California. Secondly, the desalination plant harms marine life.
Even though the plant can stop bigger fish, it can not keep out tiny microorganisms and fish eggs.
These organisms keep other fish alive, and they make up the ocean. Next, every organism that enters
the plant will be killed. This implies that Carlsbad only focuses on creating fresh water and doesn t
consider wild life. Conner Everts, an environmentalist, states, Desalination should be the last choice to
fix drought, there are a lot of challenges to
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Postpartum Depression In The Yellow Wallpaper
When thinking about adding a new addition into a household, there are many things to consider. A
main point would question the parents of the future child/children regarding their ability to have a
stable income and a big enough house to accommodate the growth in their family. Throughout the
pregnancy, the parents will face many eye opening situations, but do we ever consider what can
happen after a woman conceives the child/children.
Recently in class, my classmates and I have read and watched different resources that explained the
effects of postpartum depression. While discovering these resources, each had a different way of
explaining the effects of postpartum depression throughout different women. While researching
postpartum depression, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Andrea Yates, mother of five children between the ages of 6 months and 7 years old, suffered severe
postpartum psychosis in 2001. While her husband was at work, she drowned each of her children one
after the other in the bathtub of their home. After doing so, she had noticed what she had done was
wring and called both the police and her husband. After the incident Yates was taken in by the police
and tried guilty for the death of her children. People today still wonder if she did this out of a mental
illness or
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When thinking about adding a new addition into a household, there are many things to consider. A
main point would question the parents of the future child/children regarding their ability to have a
stable income and a big enough house to accommodate the growth in their family. Throughout the
pregnancy, the parents will face many eye opening situations, but do we ever consider what can
happen after a woman conceives the child/children.
Recently in class, my classmates and I have read and watched different resources that explained the
effects of postpartum depression. While discovering these resources, each had a different way of
explaining the effects of postpartum depression throughout different women. While researching
postpartum depression, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Andrea Yates, mother of five children between the ages of 6 months and 7 years old, suffered severe
postpartum psychosis in 2001. While her husband was at work, she drowned each of her children one
after the other in the bathtub of their home. After doing so, she had noticed what she had done was
wring and called both the police and her husband. After the incident Yates was taken in by the police
and tried guilty for the death of her children. People today still wonder if she did this out of a mental
illness or
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The Problem Of Mental Illness
Eight years old was the age when Elyn Saks experienced the first symptoms of an illness that would
later threaten to tear apart her entire future. To complicate the situation, she was not dealing with an
entirely physical illness. Although she did not know at the time, Saks was suffering from the
beginnings of the notorious mental illness called Schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is widely known for
the way in which it inhibits a person s sense of reality, causing hallucinations and delusions among
those who suffer from it. This disease is often the first idea that comes to mind when anyone says the
phrase mental illness. The world society still fears and romanticizes the concept of much mental
illness, illness that often devastates lives. Media portrayal of the topic has caused many to regard it as
a taboo subject, but this issue is one that needs to be addressed. I became interested in the topic of
mental illness when I was in the eighth grade, due to struggles that I began to notice within myself.
Now, three years later, I have been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and major depression.
There are misconceptions surrounding and engulfing mental disorders and I felt that it was important
that I fight not only for my own benefit but for others battling these illnesses as well. The views in
modern day of mental illness are varying from accepting to a complete denial of a problem. It hurts
those suffering from mental illness when the uneducated public majority beats
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Eight years old was the age when Elyn Saks experienced the first symptoms of an illness that would
later threaten to tear apart her entire future. To complicate the situation, she was not dealing with an
entirely physical illness. Although she did not know at the time, Saks was suffering from the
beginnings of the notorious mental illness called Schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is widely known for
the way in which it inhibits a person s sense of reality, causing hallucinations and delusions among
those who suffer from it. This disease is often the first idea that comes to mind when anyone says the
phrase mental illness. The world society still fears and romanticizes the concept of much mental
illness, illness that often devastates lives. Media portrayal of the topic has caused many to regard it as
a taboo subject, but this issue is one that needs to be addressed. I became interested in the topic of
mental illness when I was in the eighth grade, due to struggles that I began to notice within myself.
Now, three years later, I have been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and major depression.
There are misconceptions surrounding and engulfing mental disorders and I felt that it was important
that I fight not only for my own benefit but for others battling these illnesses as well. The views in
modern day of mental illness are varying from accepting to a complete denial of a problem. It hurts
those suffering from mental illness when the uneducated public majority beats
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Company Background Of Ducati Motor Holding
1. Company Background
1.1 Business of the Company:
Ducati Motor Holding S.P.A. is an Italian company that designs and manufactures motorcycles.
Headquartered in Bologna, Italy, Ducati is owned by Audi through its Italian subsidiary Lamborghini.
In 1926 Antonio Cavaliers Ducati and his three sons, Adriano, Marcello, and Bruno cavaliers Ducati;
founded Society Scientific Radio Brevet Ducati in Bologna to produce vacuum tubes, condensers and
other radio components. In 1935 they had become successful enough to enable construction of a new
factory in the Borg Pan gale area of the city. Production was maintained during World War II, despite
the Ducati factory being a repeated target of Allied bombing. Farinelli began developing a small
pushrod engine for mounting on bicycles. Barely a month after the official liberation of Italy in 1944,
SIATA announced its intention to sell this engine, called the Cucciolo (Italian for puppy, in reference
to the distinctive exhaust sound) to the public. The first Cucciolos were available alone, to be mounted
on standard bicycles, by the buyer; however, businessmen soon bought the little engines in quantity,
and offered complete motorized bicycle units for sale. In 1950, after more than 200,000 Cucciolos had
been sold, in collaboration with SIATA, the Ducati firm finally offered its own Cucciolo based
motorcycle. This first Ducati motorcycle was a 48 cc bike weighing 98 lb. (44 kg) with a top speed of
40 mph (64 km/h) had a 15 mm carburetor
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1. Company Background
1.1 Business of the Company:
Ducati Motor Holding S.P.A. is an Italian company that designs and manufactures motorcycles.
Headquartered in Bologna, Italy, Ducati is owned by Audi through its Italian subsidiary Lamborghini.
In 1926 Antonio Cavaliers Ducati and his three sons, Adriano, Marcello, and Bruno cavaliers Ducati;
founded Society Scientific Radio Brevet Ducati in Bologna to produce vacuum tubes, condensers and
other radio components. In 1935 they had become successful enough to enable construction of a new
factory in the Borg Pan gale area of the city. Production was maintained during World War II, despite
the Ducati factory being a repeated target of Allied bombing. Farinelli began developing a small
pushrod engine for mounting on bicycles. Barely a month after the official liberation of Italy in 1944,
SIATA announced its intention to sell this engine, called the Cucciolo (Italian for puppy, in reference
to the distinctive exhaust sound) to the public. The first Cucciolos were available alone, to be mounted
on standard bicycles, by the buyer; however, businessmen soon bought the little engines in quantity,
and offered complete motorized bicycle units for sale. In 1950, after more than 200,000 Cucciolos had
been sold, in collaboration with SIATA, the Ducati firm finally offered its own Cucciolo based
motorcycle. This first Ducati motorcycle was a 48 cc bike weighing 98 lb. (44 kg) with a top speed of
40 mph (64 km/h) had a 15 mm carburetor
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Raisin In The Sun
Dreams are a powerful ideas in society. We encourage our children to follow their dreams, but dreams
can be a double edged sword. Striving for dreams can cause us to be blind to reality, and see the world
in an idealized form, instead of with all of its flaws. This fine line between dreams being beneficial
and harmful is central in Lorraine Hansberry s play, A Raisin in the Sun. In the play, Lorraine uses
Walter s characterization as a dreamer and his interactions with others to symbolize how dreams can
not only blind oneself to reality, but also break down even the bonds of family. Walter s dreams aren t
only detrimental to his family monetarily, but also socially within their house. Walter s wife is a prime
example of this. Early
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Dreams are a powerful ideas in society. We encourage our children to follow their dreams, but dreams
can be a double edged sword. Striving for dreams can cause us to be blind to reality, and see the world
in an idealized form, instead of with all of its flaws. This fine line between dreams being beneficial
and harmful is central in Lorraine Hansberry s play, A Raisin in the Sun. In the play, Lorraine uses
Walter s characterization as a dreamer and his interactions with others to symbolize how dreams can
not only blind oneself to reality, but also break down even the bonds of family. Walter s dreams aren t
only detrimental to his family monetarily, but also socially within their house. Walter s wife is a prime
example of this. Early
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Transformational Leadership In The Forgotten
Transformational leadership is an individual with the ability to change an organizational culture by
creating a new vision for the organization and obtaining the support necessary for the change of the
organization (Shafritz et al, 2012, p 368). In the novel The Forgotten by David Baldacci, the role of
both David Puller and General Julie Carson were examples of exceptional leadership as well as team
players. In the novel The Forgotten, it has not been established that either party would not be able to
change a culture or create a new vision, but that was not their goal in the story. Transformational
leaderships traits are not part of the leadership style of Puller and Carson, it seems that as part of their
employment within the United States ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a leader in his capacity, the Sheriff was able to make changes and mold the organization in the
manner that fit with his vision for the organization. A transformational leader should be able to
provide a vision to change and organization or in this case the community and be able to do so
successfully. Transactional theories of leaders must be able to successfully express and implement
visions that will enable growth to organizations and individuals. Knowledge of the structures of the
structures and processes f local government is necessary for citizens and professionals to choose
wisely among the ways they may govern their communities, but it is not sufficient (Box, 2014, p 134).
As a community, it is our responsibility to be aware of the changes going on and being a part of
decision making within the government that they are able to participate in. Local control means that
people in communities decide their futures relatively independently, putting outside pressures in
perspective and fighting against closed or elitist political systems (Box, 2014, p 135). The
participation of local citizens is imperative to moving along the processes of change that individuals
propose to bring forth change and bring forth
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Transformational leadership is an individual with the ability to change an organizational culture by
creating a new vision for the organization and obtaining the support necessary for the change of the
organization (Shafritz et al, 2012, p 368). In the novel The Forgotten by David Baldacci, the role of
both David Puller and General Julie Carson were examples of exceptional leadership as well as team
players. In the novel The Forgotten, it has not been established that either party would not be able to
change a culture or create a new vision, but that was not their goal in the story. Transformational
leaderships traits are not part of the leadership style of Puller and Carson, it seems that as part of their
employment within the United States ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a leader in his capacity, the Sheriff was able to make changes and mold the organization in the
manner that fit with his vision for the organization. A transformational leader should be able to
provide a vision to change and organization or in this case the community and be able to do so
successfully. Transactional theories of leaders must be able to successfully express and implement
visions that will enable growth to organizations and individuals. Knowledge of the structures of the
structures and processes f local government is necessary for citizens and professionals to choose
wisely among the ways they may govern their communities, but it is not sufficient (Box, 2014, p 134).
As a community, it is our responsibility to be aware of the changes going on and being a part of
decision making within the government that they are able to participate in. Local control means that
people in communities decide their futures relatively independently, putting outside pressures in
perspective and fighting against closed or elitist political systems (Box, 2014, p 135). The
participation of local citizens is imperative to moving along the processes of change that individuals
propose to bring forth change and bring forth
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Code Of Hammurabi Essay
Laws play major role in civilizations, without them there would be no boundaries or consequences
that can promise the people safety from dangers. The Code of Hammurabi was written by King
Hammurabi, who began ruling the Babylonian Empire in about 1800 BC. There were 282 laws that
applied to everyone, though application of the laws and punishment differed according to social class.
The purpose of Hammurabi s code was to make the punishment so harsh that the individual who
committed the crime would never think of committing it again, and if a crime does happened the
punishment is arrange to punish the criminal in a manner that they committed the crime. This is why
The Code of Hammurabi has such noticeable themes, like gender equality, importance ... Show more
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Laws 209, If a man strike that daughter of a man and bring about a miscarriage, he shall pay ten
shekels of silver for her miscarriage, and 210 If that woman dies, they shall put his daughter to death,
are great examples how the code not only protects women but also the not born yet. Also, law 132, If a
man strike his father, they shall cut off his hand, shows how important loyalty was within the families.
Gender equality is a major theme that is reveal throughout Hammuria s code. For example law 128
states, If a man take a wife and do not draw up a contract with her, that women is not a wife, showing
if there isn t an agreement between the husband and wife there is no marriage therefore a woman isn t
forced into a marriage without getting something in return. Also, there are many laws involving how a
cheated spouse of either party is punished.
Lastly, Hammurabi s code has a largely number of laws protecting the citizens with an eye for eye
punishment. Laws such as 198, If he destroy the eye of a common man or break a bone of a common
man, he shall pay one mana of silver, provide evidence that even the high class were punish for their
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Laws play major role in civilizations, without them there would be no boundaries or consequences
that can promise the people safety from dangers. The Code of Hammurabi was written by King
Hammurabi, who began ruling the Babylonian Empire in about 1800 BC. There were 282 laws that
applied to everyone, though application of the laws and punishment differed according to social class.
The purpose of Hammurabi s code was to make the punishment so harsh that the individual who
committed the crime would never think of committing it again, and if a crime does happened the
punishment is arrange to punish the criminal in a manner that they committed the crime. This is why
The Code of Hammurabi has such noticeable themes, like gender equality, importance ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Laws 209, If a man strike that daughter of a man and bring about a miscarriage, he shall pay ten
shekels of silver for her miscarriage, and 210 If that woman dies, they shall put his daughter to death,
are great examples how the code not only protects women but also the not born yet. Also, law 132, If a
man strike his father, they shall cut off his hand, shows how important loyalty was within the families.
Gender equality is a major theme that is reveal throughout Hammuria s code. For example law 128
states, If a man take a wife and do not draw up a contract with her, that women is not a wife, showing
if there isn t an agreement between the husband and wife there is no marriage therefore a woman isn t
forced into a marriage without getting something in return. Also, there are many laws involving how a
cheated spouse of either party is punished.
Lastly, Hammurabi s code has a largely number of laws protecting the citizens with an eye for eye
punishment. Laws such as 198, If he destroy the eye of a common man or break a bone of a common
man, he shall pay one mana of silver, provide evidence that even the high class were punish for their
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E. B. White Identity
Thesis: As expressed by E. B. White s essay and my own juvenile ventures, childhood memories
influence one s understanding of identity because they can restore an appreciation for the simple
wonders of youth in an individual s older self, and demonstrate the characteristic developments one
undergoes on the path to adulthood.
A. The memoirs of one s childhood may remind an individual of their passed admiration for the
simple things, allowing an individual to reaffirm such a naïve fondness within adulthood.
i. In his work, E. B. White presents the following insight on how his younger self was a beneficial
influence for establishing his identity: This boy...had a good effect on me...he lived a life of
enchantment; virtually everything he saw ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A relating incident from my childhood takes place when I was in kindergarten. Parents would gather
in the courtyard to wait for their kids, and I needed to be cautious and weary of strangers. Sometimes,
I would walk home on my own, and I would need to take the safest route to stay safe this allowed for
caution to develop as part of my identity/has established a stronger sense of intuition and analytical
skills when associating with strangers.
C. An individual s childhood memories can have an influence on one s present identity, as they can
direct an individual towards maturing positive character qualities they had applied in their youth.
i. The author depicts one s younger self as, The most memorable character in any man s life, and often
the most inspiring... (p.20) He s reflecting on how his childhood shaped and matured his adult identity,
for he later notes, There comes a moment when you discover yourself in your father s shoes, saying
his say, putting on his act, even looking as he looked. (p.21)
ii. I remember this boy with affection, and feel no embarrassment in idealizing him. (p.22) Reflecting
on one s young self can give an individual insight on how they ve changed throughout their life the
memories of childhood are a fond reminder of the person one was
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Thesis: As expressed by E. B. White s essay and my own juvenile ventures, childhood memories
influence one s understanding of identity because they can restore an appreciation for the simple
wonders of youth in an individual s older self, and demonstrate the characteristic developments one
undergoes on the path to adulthood.
A. The memoirs of one s childhood may remind an individual of their passed admiration for the
simple things, allowing an individual to reaffirm such a naïve fondness within adulthood.
i. In his work, E. B. White presents the following insight on how his younger self was a beneficial
influence for establishing his identity: This boy...had a good effect on me...he lived a life of
enchantment; virtually everything he saw ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A relating incident from my childhood takes place when I was in kindergarten. Parents would gather
in the courtyard to wait for their kids, and I needed to be cautious and weary of strangers. Sometimes,
I would walk home on my own, and I would need to take the safest route to stay safe this allowed for
caution to develop as part of my identity/has established a stronger sense of intuition and analytical
skills when associating with strangers.
C. An individual s childhood memories can have an influence on one s present identity, as they can
direct an individual towards maturing positive character qualities they had applied in their youth.
i. The author depicts one s younger self as, The most memorable character in any man s life, and often
the most inspiring... (p.20) He s reflecting on how his childhood shaped and matured his adult identity,
for he later notes, There comes a moment when you discover yourself in your father s shoes, saying
his say, putting on his act, even looking as he looked. (p.21)
ii. I remember this boy with affection, and feel no embarrassment in idealizing him. (p.22) Reflecting
on one s young self can give an individual insight on how they ve changed throughout their life the
memories of childhood are a fond reminder of the person one was
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Brexit Disadvantages
UK farmers have resented several articles of 1107/2009, desiring a more risk based approach that is
science led, similar to the one carried out by the US Environmental Protection Agency, where more
actives and products would be available through a faster and more pragmatic process. Nick von
Westernholz, CEO of the Crop Protection Association (CPA), believes that Brexit is the golden
opportunity to enforce pesticides regulations that support UK farmers and allow them to trade on a
global scale. Furthermore, Dr. Colin Ruscoe, President of the British Crop Protection Council (BCPC)
expresses his faith in Brexit as being the UK s time to take back control (Loughlin, 2016). Farmers
and the pesticide industry believe that the current hazard based approach is too stringent, placing the
EU in a position of being economically unattractive in respect of the development of new active
substances and new plant protection products (Chapman, 2014).
As a result, safer alternatives are emerging while many active substances are being revoked with the
ban on neonicotinoids being the most significant. This represents a severe obstacle to European
farmers and will endanger their ability to produce the variety of plant produce to which consumers
have become adapted (Chapman, 2014). Simultaneously, the reduction in plant production products
generates a major risk to UK trade and competitiveness, with the NFU manifesting its concerns over
UK crop production flatlining (House of Commons Library, 2016) and to food security. On the other
hand, it could also be contended that a closer affiliation to US legislation could suspend UK trade with
the EU as they would no longer conform to their strict regulations (Baker and Knight, 2017). Thus,
abolishing would offend NGOs or international trading partners within the EU as the EU represents
60% of UK agri food exports (Pesticide Action Network UK, 2017).
Modify
The UK has, at no time, implemented a policy intended to reduce the utilization of pesticides in the
agricultural sector. Instead, under 1107/2009, the principles of acceptable risk have been ratified,
focusing on mitigating the potential destruction of pesticides by setting restrictions on the methods of
application (PAN UK,
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UK farmers have resented several articles of 1107/2009, desiring a more risk based approach that is
science led, similar to the one carried out by the US Environmental Protection Agency, where more
actives and products would be available through a faster and more pragmatic process. Nick von
Westernholz, CEO of the Crop Protection Association (CPA), believes that Brexit is the golden
opportunity to enforce pesticides regulations that support UK farmers and allow them to trade on a
global scale. Furthermore, Dr. Colin Ruscoe, President of the British Crop Protection Council (BCPC)
expresses his faith in Brexit as being the UK s time to take back control (Loughlin, 2016). Farmers
and the pesticide industry believe that the current hazard based approach is too stringent, placing the
EU in a position of being economically unattractive in respect of the development of new active
substances and new plant protection products (Chapman, 2014).
As a result, safer alternatives are emerging while many active substances are being revoked with the
ban on neonicotinoids being the most significant. This represents a severe obstacle to European
farmers and will endanger their ability to produce the variety of plant produce to which consumers
have become adapted (Chapman, 2014). Simultaneously, the reduction in plant production products
generates a major risk to UK trade and competitiveness, with the NFU manifesting its concerns over
UK crop production flatlining (House of Commons Library, 2016) and to food security. On the other
hand, it could also be contended that a closer affiliation to US legislation could suspend UK trade with
the EU as they would no longer conform to their strict regulations (Baker and Knight, 2017). Thus,
abolishing would offend NGOs or international trading partners within the EU as the EU represents
60% of UK agri food exports (Pesticide Action Network UK, 2017).
Modify
The UK has, at no time, implemented a policy intended to reduce the utilization of pesticides in the
agricultural sector. Instead, under 1107/2009, the principles of acceptable risk have been ratified,
focusing on mitigating the potential destruction of pesticides by setting restrictions on the methods of
application (PAN UK,
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Environmental Satire Essay
Environment Satire It has come to my attention that our nation is in the middle of earthweek. At a time
when we all stop, as Americans, and take a look at all of the great accomplishments we have made that
we could have possibly overlooked while running around with our busy schedules. We recognize our
efforts to create powerful industries and production plants that produce endless chemical compounds
and new materials. The discovery and use of fossil fuels, of which has fed our automobiles and at
times added a protective coating to our shores and beaches. The men and women who clear the land
and provide the materials for our homes. And what about electricity? The greatest discovery of all
time. We must not forget about the men ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I think I speak for many people when I say that I can #8217;t wait for the day when it finally warms
up around here. While being an Oregon resident has it #8217;s advantages, it just seems to lack in the
sunshine department, and what a better way to brighten up any day than with 200 degree weather. No
more wasting snow days at school, no more long sleeved shirts, and finally an end to all that SPF
mumbo jumbo. You know that without an O zone layer there #8217;s going to be nothing strong
enough on the market to protect our delicate skin. They #8217;ll probably have some kind of pill I can
take instead. Even if some of the polar ice caps do melt, that just means more beaches for us on our
new glorious days of sunshine. So what if a few million people drown? I suppose earthweek is just
another form of the government keeping us down. We have become far too brainwashed when we start
to feel guilty for living the life of careless slobs. Though, one week out of the year isn #8217;t too bad
to have to plant a tree or recycle your plastics. It is the ones who spend their time and money
developing new, safer techniques to ensure the health of our planet that need our help the most. They
just don #8217;t seem to understand the detrimental importance of self consciousness. We as citizens,
as Americans, as human beings must take it upon ourselves to clear up any confusion and set these
poor wasteful droids into the right direction.
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Environment Satire It has come to my attention that our nation is in the middle of earthweek. At a time
when we all stop, as Americans, and take a look at all of the great accomplishments we have made that
we could have possibly overlooked while running around with our busy schedules. We recognize our
efforts to create powerful industries and production plants that produce endless chemical compounds
and new materials. The discovery and use of fossil fuels, of which has fed our automobiles and at
times added a protective coating to our shores and beaches. The men and women who clear the land
and provide the materials for our homes. And what about electricity? The greatest discovery of all
time. We must not forget about the men ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I think I speak for many people when I say that I can #8217;t wait for the day when it finally warms
up around here. While being an Oregon resident has it #8217;s advantages, it just seems to lack in the
sunshine department, and what a better way to brighten up any day than with 200 degree weather. No
more wasting snow days at school, no more long sleeved shirts, and finally an end to all that SPF
mumbo jumbo. You know that without an O zone layer there #8217;s going to be nothing strong
enough on the market to protect our delicate skin. They #8217;ll probably have some kind of pill I can
take instead. Even if some of the polar ice caps do melt, that just means more beaches for us on our
new glorious days of sunshine. So what if a few million people drown? I suppose earthweek is just
another form of the government keeping us down. We have become far too brainwashed when we start
to feel guilty for living the life of careless slobs. Though, one week out of the year isn #8217;t too bad
to have to plant a tree or recycle your plastics. It is the ones who spend their time and money
developing new, safer techniques to ensure the health of our planet that need our help the most. They
just don #8217;t seem to understand the detrimental importance of self consciousness. We as citizens,
as Americans, as human beings must take it upon ourselves to clear up any confusion and set these
poor wasteful droids into the right direction.
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Analysis Of Euripides The Play Medea
The Greek playwright Euripides, who lived from 480 BC to 406 BC, had four victories as a Tragedian.
A third of the Big Three of tragedians, Euripides was, in his time, less successful than both Aeschylus
and Sophocles, who had 13 and 20 victories. Euripides writing was drastically different from that of
the others. While playwrights like Sophocles wrote characters the way they should be ideally,
Euripides wrote his characters truthfully and portrayed people as compassionate and cruel and
complicated as humans really are. In Medea, Euripides details the story of the play s namesake and
leads readers to question his motives as well as hers. In a society that values its own and sees women
as property, Medea demonstrates a confrontation of prejudices and the reality of any conflict. To a
Greek audience in 431 BC, Medea might not have seemed unordinary at first. In the time of Medea,
women followed the orders of men. When Jason leaves Medea, she is supposed to quietly accept that
he does not want her. Instead, Medea exacts revenge on Jason, killing their two children, Jason s new
princess, and the princess father. She can easily be seen as wild with passion and vengeance, driven to
murderous and filicidal deeds. However, Euripides not only makes Medea a cruel, murderous
character, but also one of much love and strength. He defies the attitude Greeks had of women. In her
article over Greek culture s influence in Medea, Susanna Federici Nebbiosi described Medea as
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The Greek playwright Euripides, who lived from 480 BC to 406 BC, had four victories as a Tragedian.
A third of the Big Three of tragedians, Euripides was, in his time, less successful than both Aeschylus
and Sophocles, who had 13 and 20 victories. Euripides writing was drastically different from that of
the others. While playwrights like Sophocles wrote characters the way they should be ideally,
Euripides wrote his characters truthfully and portrayed people as compassionate and cruel and
complicated as humans really are. In Medea, Euripides details the story of the play s namesake and
leads readers to question his motives as well as hers. In a society that values its own and sees women
as property, Medea demonstrates a confrontation of prejudices and the reality of any conflict. To a
Greek audience in 431 BC, Medea might not have seemed unordinary at first. In the time of Medea,
women followed the orders of men. When Jason leaves Medea, she is supposed to quietly accept that
he does not want her. Instead, Medea exacts revenge on Jason, killing their two children, Jason s new
princess, and the princess father. She can easily be seen as wild with passion and vengeance, driven to
murderous and filicidal deeds. However, Euripides not only makes Medea a cruel, murderous
character, but also one of much love and strength. He defies the attitude Greeks had of women. In her
article over Greek culture s influence in Medea, Susanna Federici Nebbiosi described Medea as
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Mayan, Aztecs, Inc Similarities And Differences
The Mayan, Aztec and Inca all had human sacrifice in common with one another. The Mayans, Aztec
and Inca have similarities and differences from each other. The Aztecs and the Mayans lived in
Mesoamerica and the Inca lived in The Andes Mountains. This essay will be about how the Inca,
Aztecs, and Mayans are similar and different.
The Inca, Mayan, Aztecs are similar with crops, religion, where they live, and how their tribes died.
The Aztec, Mayans, and the Inca have their main crop in common. That crop is corn. All three tribes
have corn, their main crop, in common with each other. To the Mayans, corn was what their people
were made of from their gods. The Aztecs had corn because corn was a good source of protein. The
Inca had corn because ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Mayans had a different capital then the other two. The Mayans main cities were Chichen Itza,
Tikal, Copan, and Palenque but there was no real capital. The Mayans also had different technology
than the Aztecs and the Inca. The Mayans people had developed the calendar which is very accurate.
They figured out the concept of 0 thousands of years before the Europeans did. Their astronomers
tracked cycles of the sun, moon and planets. They used Jade to kill or sacrifice people or animals.
They created axes out of obsidian or flint to chop limestone into blocks. They used thorny ropes in the
mouth of a person as a type of sacrifice. Some people did it to themselves. By 700 BC, they invented a
writing system. They developed the first type of book called Codix. But from 1,500 years of literature,
only four Mayan books still exist. They also invented chocolate, herbal medicine and Basketball. The
Mayans has a different type of government from the Aztecs and the Inca. The Mayan had a king who
would rule his city and other small cities surrounding the big city. Some leaders were known as
Almehen. Almehen means leader or king. The Mayans were different from the Inca, and the
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The Mayan, Aztec and Inca all had human sacrifice in common with one another. The Mayans, Aztec
and Inca have similarities and differences from each other. The Aztecs and the Mayans lived in
Mesoamerica and the Inca lived in The Andes Mountains. This essay will be about how the Inca,
Aztecs, and Mayans are similar and different.
The Inca, Mayan, Aztecs are similar with crops, religion, where they live, and how their tribes died.
The Aztec, Mayans, and the Inca have their main crop in common. That crop is corn. All three tribes
have corn, their main crop, in common with each other. To the Mayans, corn was what their people
were made of from their gods. The Aztecs had corn because corn was a good source of protein. The
Inca had corn because ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Mayans had a different capital then the other two. The Mayans main cities were Chichen Itza,
Tikal, Copan, and Palenque but there was no real capital. The Mayans also had different technology
than the Aztecs and the Inca. The Mayans people had developed the calendar which is very accurate.
They figured out the concept of 0 thousands of years before the Europeans did. Their astronomers
tracked cycles of the sun, moon and planets. They used Jade to kill or sacrifice people or animals.
They created axes out of obsidian or flint to chop limestone into blocks. They used thorny ropes in the
mouth of a person as a type of sacrifice. Some people did it to themselves. By 700 BC, they invented a
writing system. They developed the first type of book called Codix. But from 1,500 years of literature,
only four Mayan books still exist. They also invented chocolate, herbal medicine and Basketball. The
Mayans has a different type of government from the Aztecs and the Inca. The Mayan had a king who
would rule his city and other small cities surrounding the big city. Some leaders were known as
Almehen. Almehen means leader or king. The Mayans were different from the Inca, and the
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Basketball Is The Most Popular And Beloved Sports Essay
Basketball is one of the most popular and beloved sports that is played today. Michael Jordan who
played for the Washington Wizards and the Chicago Bulls once said, Just play, have fun, and enjoy the
game. (cite here) Whether playing with friends for fun or by professionals for entertainment or simply
watching from home, basketball is a sport that is enjoyed all over the world. Beginning with an unique
history, basketball has evolved over time from a simple idea into a professional career choice for those
with the unique skillset.
During the winter of 1892 in a town in Massachusetts a physical education teacher, Dr. James
Naismith, at a YMCA school created a game where young men could play indoors instead of going
outside in the freezing cold. The teacher and inventor of the game name was Dr. James Naismith. To
get prepared for the game, Dr. Naismith came up with some rules for the game, gathered two peach
baskets for hoops and a soccer ball and he coached the first basketball game in history.
Dr. Naismith came up with thirteen rules. While four out of the thirteen rules that he came up with no
longer are followed in today s version of basketball, the nine that are left were slightly modified and
are still in use today.
The original thirteen rules are as follows:
The ball can be thrown with both hands in any direction.
The player can not run with the ball, so they have to throw it where they caught it from.
The ball can be batted in any direction not with the fist
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Basketball is one of the most popular and beloved sports that is played today. Michael Jordan who
played for the Washington Wizards and the Chicago Bulls once said, Just play, have fun, and enjoy the
game. (cite here) Whether playing with friends for fun or by professionals for entertainment or simply
watching from home, basketball is a sport that is enjoyed all over the world. Beginning with an unique
history, basketball has evolved over time from a simple idea into a professional career choice for those
with the unique skillset.
During the winter of 1892 in a town in Massachusetts a physical education teacher, Dr. James
Naismith, at a YMCA school created a game where young men could play indoors instead of going
outside in the freezing cold. The teacher and inventor of the game name was Dr. James Naismith. To
get prepared for the game, Dr. Naismith came up with some rules for the game, gathered two peach
baskets for hoops and a soccer ball and he coached the first basketball game in history.
Dr. Naismith came up with thirteen rules. While four out of the thirteen rules that he came up with no
longer are followed in today s version of basketball, the nine that are left were slightly modified and
are still in use today.
The original thirteen rules are as follows:
The ball can be thrown with both hands in any direction.
The player can not run with the ball, so they have to throw it where they caught it from.
The ball can be batted in any direction not with the fist
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Setting Tuition and Financial Aid
Setting Tuition and Financial Aid
Managerial Economics
09/15/2013
The idea behind applicants had apparently concluded that if the college cost more, it must be better
(Brickley, Smith, amp; Zimmerman, 2009) is still a premise that society perceived as accurate but the
financial problem behind this idea is if students are not receiving the help needed with a financial aid
increase, it feels that this idea will not hold up very much longer.
Susan s analysis that the increase in tuition fee is likely to increase in the student enrollment and
therefore would be helpful in solving the school s financial problem is absolutely incorrect. Financial
aid is an important factor when students are thinking about applying for a college. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The following result associated with increase in the demand for enrolment in other colleges has
convinced the president of Liberal Arts College that increasing tuition fees would lead to an increase
in the quantity demanded. But Susan s analysis is not accurate and the increase in enrollment along
with increase in tuition fee is not because demand curve is upward sloping but because there is just an
increase in demand for enrolment in these prestige colleges. Hence Susan s analysis and suggestion of
increasing the tuition fee and decreasing financial aid should not be accepted.
A college should be recognized by its education and academic levels and not by its costs of
attendance. Susan wants to increase prices to increase revenue and not because the college is investing
on better academic resources and faculty staff. If the college wants to increase total revenue, then they
need to focus on improving the quality of education by having a better faculty staff and study
environment, which ultimately may lead to better job opportunities for student after graduation.
References
Brickley, J.A., Smith, C.W., amp; Zimmerman, J.L. (2009). Managerial economics and organizational
architecture. (5th ed.) New York: McGraw Hil/Irwin.
Clark, K (2013). Understanding the Skyrocketing Costs of a College Education.
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Setting Tuition and Financial Aid
Managerial Economics
09/15/2013
The idea behind applicants had apparently concluded that if the college cost more, it must be better
(Brickley, Smith, amp; Zimmerman, 2009) is still a premise that society perceived as accurate but the
financial problem behind this idea is if students are not receiving the help needed with a financial aid
increase, it feels that this idea will not hold up very much longer.
Susan s analysis that the increase in tuition fee is likely to increase in the student enrollment and
therefore would be helpful in solving the school s financial problem is absolutely incorrect. Financial
aid is an important factor when students are thinking about applying for a college. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The following result associated with increase in the demand for enrolment in other colleges has
convinced the president of Liberal Arts College that increasing tuition fees would lead to an increase
in the quantity demanded. But Susan s analysis is not accurate and the increase in enrollment along
with increase in tuition fee is not because demand curve is upward sloping but because there is just an
increase in demand for enrolment in these prestige colleges. Hence Susan s analysis and suggestion of
increasing the tuition fee and decreasing financial aid should not be accepted.
A college should be recognized by its education and academic levels and not by its costs of
attendance. Susan wants to increase prices to increase revenue and not because the college is investing
on better academic resources and faculty staff. If the college wants to increase total revenue, then they
need to focus on improving the quality of education by having a better faculty staff and study
environment, which ultimately may lead to better job opportunities for student after graduation.
References
Brickley, J.A., Smith, C.W., amp; Zimmerman, J.L. (2009). Managerial economics and organizational
architecture. (5th ed.) New York: McGraw Hil/Irwin.
Clark, K (2013). Understanding the Skyrocketing Costs of a College Education.
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An Experiment to Determine the Total Hardness of 4...
Discussion This graph shows the comparison between the manufacturer s claims of the concentration
of calcium ions in mg/L in their water verses the results that our group has gotten from titrating their
water samples. Similarly to the graph above, this graph shows the comparison between the
manufacturer s claims of the concentration of magnesium ions in mg/L in their water verses the results
that our group has gotten from titrating their water samples. From both graphs, it can be seen from the
trend line that the titration results of calcium and magnesium ions in the water is greater than the
manufacturer s claims. Both trend lines are growing exponentially and the trend line for the titration
results are greater than the trend ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In result, this meant that the hypothesis bottled water will be harder than tap water as it comes from
naturally occurring springs is incorrect as the results from the experiment prove that tap water is
harder than bottled water. However, the hypothesis may still have a chance to be correct as there were
many sources of error that was present in the investigation. For example, the amount of Erichrome
Black T indicator that was added to the flask was slightly varied on each test. The bottle of the
indicator was incredibly hard to use as the pressure from squeezing the bottle had to be precise each
time. If the indicator bottle was squeezed too hard, a lot more of the indicator will come out rather
than the desired amount of two drops. The impact of adding too many drops of the indicator is very
large as it affects the titration point. Possible ways to minimise this error includes getting a smaller
bottle of the indicator with a smaller hole at the tip, so that the indicator will not rush out all at once.
Another source of error that was present in the investigation was rinsing the flasks between use. For
example, the team members will rinse out the flask after testing it into the sink and then rinsing the
insides with distilled water. However, it was difficult to dry the insides, so when reusing the flask,
there may be extra residue of distilled water
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Discussion This graph shows the comparison between the manufacturer s claims of the concentration
of calcium ions in mg/L in their water verses the results that our group has gotten from titrating their
water samples. Similarly to the graph above, this graph shows the comparison between the
manufacturer s claims of the concentration of magnesium ions in mg/L in their water verses the results
that our group has gotten from titrating their water samples. From both graphs, it can be seen from the
trend line that the titration results of calcium and magnesium ions in the water is greater than the
manufacturer s claims. Both trend lines are growing exponentially and the trend line for the titration
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In result, this meant that the hypothesis bottled water will be harder than tap water as it comes from
naturally occurring springs is incorrect as the results from the experiment prove that tap water is
harder than bottled water. However, the hypothesis may still have a chance to be correct as there were
many sources of error that was present in the investigation. For example, the amount of Erichrome
Black T indicator that was added to the flask was slightly varied on each test. The bottle of the
indicator was incredibly hard to use as the pressure from squeezing the bottle had to be precise each
time. If the indicator bottle was squeezed too hard, a lot more of the indicator will come out rather
than the desired amount of two drops. The impact of adding too many drops of the indicator is very
large as it affects the titration point. Possible ways to minimise this error includes getting a smaller
bottle of the indicator with a smaller hole at the tip, so that the indicator will not rush out all at once.
Another source of error that was present in the investigation was rinsing the flasks between use. For
example, the team members will rinse out the flask after testing it into the sink and then rinsing the
insides with distilled water. However, it was difficult to dry the insides, so when reusing the flask,
there may be extra residue of distilled water
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Tyrosinase Lab
Results and Discussion
The natural occurrence of tyrosinase within Agaricus bisporus makes it an incredibly viable resource
in both the food and drug industries. However, the likelihood that tyrosinase is evenly distributed
throughout the mushroom is very slim. In order to determine which specific tissues contained the
greatest concentration of Tyrosinase it became necessary to investigate the localization of within the
white button mushroom.
In order to observe the presence of tyrosinase within the various sections Agaricus bisporus it was
necessary to separate samples into specified regions. Below in Figure 1 is a diagram outlining the
different components that were observed. The protein concentration within each of these sections was
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This trend can be rationalized when considering the placement of these sections on the mushroom
(Figure 1). C2 is the outer most part of the mushroom s cap so it receives a greater amount of exposure
compared to other sections like S2. Exposure is crucial in the functions of tyrosinase because
tyrosinase needs to be in the presence of molecular oxygen to undergo its reactions. However, one
discrepancy that arises from this theory is the specific activity of the skin (K1). The skin is the most
exposed portion so one would expect it to have the greatest specific activity. While it does have a
relatively high specific activity value it is easily overshadowed by the specific activity of C2. This
raises the question of whether the data collected for the latent C2 samples is
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Results and Discussion
The natural occurrence of tyrosinase within Agaricus bisporus makes it an incredibly viable resource
in both the food and drug industries. However, the likelihood that tyrosinase is evenly distributed
throughout the mushroom is very slim. In order to determine which specific tissues contained the
greatest concentration of Tyrosinase it became necessary to investigate the localization of within the
white button mushroom.
In order to observe the presence of tyrosinase within the various sections Agaricus bisporus it was
necessary to separate samples into specified regions. Below in Figure 1 is a diagram outlining the
different components that were observed. The protein concentration within each of these sections was
observed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This trend can be rationalized when considering the placement of these sections on the mushroom
(Figure 1). C2 is the outer most part of the mushroom s cap so it receives a greater amount of exposure
compared to other sections like S2. Exposure is crucial in the functions of tyrosinase because
tyrosinase needs to be in the presence of molecular oxygen to undergo its reactions. However, one
discrepancy that arises from this theory is the specific activity of the skin (K1). The skin is the most
exposed portion so one would expect it to have the greatest specific activity. While it does have a
relatively high specific activity value it is easily overshadowed by the specific activity of C2. This
raises the question of whether the data collected for the latent C2 samples is
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Depictions Of Women During The Golden Ass
I will argue that the depictions of women in The Golden Ass seem to reinforce the gender stereotype
of women to be lustful and manipulative nymphomaniacs because of the qualities of several female
characters. The Golden Ass identifies the latent nature of women through several characters, namely:
The woman from Corinth, who Lucius sleeps with, The wife from the story, the lover, and the jar, and
Photis. First, I will analyze the woman from Corinth who sleeps with Lucius and how her qualities
reinforce the gender stereotype. Next I will analyze the wife from the story: the lady and the jar, and
how her qualities connect to the stereotype of women. Then, I will analyze the characteristics of Photis
and how her qualities support the gender stereotype. Once I have established the distinct stereotypes
present in these women the position that The Golden Ass reinforces stereotypes can be taken because
it will be understood that the majority of women share their respective qualities and therefore live
within the boundaries of their stereotype. Finally, I will refute the opposition to my claim. Perhaps the
most compelling support of the racy female stereotype is the depicted actions of the lady of Corinth
who made love to Lucius. Her embodiment of the female stereotype is important because it reinforces
the commonality of these traits and therefore the validation of the gender stereotype. This character is
lustful because she is greedy in her actions. When telling his story, Lucius
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I will argue that the depictions of women in The Golden Ass seem to reinforce the gender stereotype
of women to be lustful and manipulative nymphomaniacs because of the qualities of several female
characters. The Golden Ass identifies the latent nature of women through several characters, namely:
The woman from Corinth, who Lucius sleeps with, The wife from the story, the lover, and the jar, and
Photis. First, I will analyze the woman from Corinth who sleeps with Lucius and how her qualities
reinforce the gender stereotype. Next I will analyze the wife from the story: the lady and the jar, and
how her qualities connect to the stereotype of women. Then, I will analyze the characteristics of Photis
and how her qualities support the gender stereotype. Once I have established the distinct stereotypes
present in these women the position that The Golden Ass reinforces stereotypes can be taken because
it will be understood that the majority of women share their respective qualities and therefore live
within the boundaries of their stereotype. Finally, I will refute the opposition to my claim. Perhaps the
most compelling support of the racy female stereotype is the depicted actions of the lady of Corinth
who made love to Lucius. Her embodiment of the female stereotype is important because it reinforces
the commonality of these traits and therefore the validation of the gender stereotype. This character is
lustful because she is greedy in her actions. When telling his story, Lucius
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Employment and Public Contracts Act
1. Which Act sets the minimum wage , and what is the current wage rate?
The Fair Labor Standards Act sets the minimum wage.The current minimum wage is $7.25/h.
2. Under the FLSA, what information concerning the employee s wages earned must be maintained by
the employer?
1. Day and time of day when work week begins.
2. Regular hourly rate of pay.
3. Basis of wage payments
4. Hours worked each day
5. Hours worked each week.
6. Daily or weekly straight time pay.
7. Amount nature of exempt pay
8. Weekly overtime pay g. Amount nature of exempt pay h. Weekly overtime pay
9. Total additions to or deductions from wages
10. Total remuneration for payroll period.
11. Date of payment
12. Payroll period
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17. What obligations are imposed on the employer by the Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1968 ? The Fair
Credit Reporting Act of 1968 subject employers to certain disclosure obligations when they seek an
investigative report from a consumer reporting agency on the job applicant, or in some instances on
present employees. The employer must notify the applicant or employee in writing that such a report
is being sought. And should employment be denied due to such report, the employer must notify
applicant of this fact and give the name of the consumer report agency to the applicant or employee
18. What procedures are usually included in a typical payroll accounting system ?
The following procedures are adopted: a. Record hours worked or units produced. b. Compute gross
pay deductions, and net pay. c. Complete payroll register. d. Maintain payroll deduction records. e.
Update employee s earnings records. f. Prepare paychecks. g. Record payroll in accounting books. h.
Prepare various payroll reports.
19. What two basic records are generated in most payroll accounting systems ?
The two basic records produced in a payroll accounting system are the payroll register and the
employee s earnings record.
1. Which Act sets the minimum wage , and what is the current wage rate?
The Fair Labor Standards Act sets the minimum wage.The current minimum wage is $7.25/h.
2. Under the FLSA, what information concerning the employee s wages earned must be maintained by
the employer?
1. Day and time of day when work week begins.
2. Regular hourly rate of pay.
3. Basis of wage payments
4. Hours worked each day
5. Hours worked each week.
6. Daily or weekly straight time pay.
7. Amount nature of exempt pay
8. Weekly overtime pay g. Amount nature of exempt pay h. Weekly overtime pay
9. Total additions to or deductions from wages
10. Total remuneration for payroll period.
11. Date of payment
12. Payroll period
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17. What obligations are imposed on the employer by the Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1968 ? The Fair
Credit Reporting Act of 1968 subject employers to certain disclosure obligations when they seek an
investigative report from a consumer reporting agency on the job applicant, or in some instances on
present employees. The employer must notify the applicant or employee in writing that such a report
is being sought. And should employment be denied due to such report, the employer must notify
applicant of this fact and give the name of the consumer report agency to the applicant or employee
18. What procedures are usually included in a typical payroll accounting system ?
The following procedures are adopted: a. Record hours worked or units produced. b. Compute gross
pay deductions, and net pay. c. Complete payroll register. d. Maintain payroll deduction records. e.
Update employee s earnings records. f. Prepare paychecks. g. Record payroll in accounting books. h.
Prepare various payroll reports.
19. What two basic records are generated in most payroll accounting systems ?
The two basic records produced in a payroll accounting system are the payroll register and the
employee s earnings record.
20. What uses are made of information shown in the employee s earnings record ?
The earnings record provides the information needed to prepare periodic reports required by the
various laws and to complete Form W 2 for each
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The earnings record provides the information needed to prepare periodic reports required by the
various laws and to complete Form W 2 for each
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Perk Of Football
Do you think the perk of learning teamwork, respect, and the physical and mental health of youth is
important? The sport of football is a self learned, respected game that is very great at teaching life
lessons which is why its good for youth to get the experience of football. Football will help the future
growth of youth by providing the lessons of teamwork, discipline, respect, and the physical an mental
health. This sport provides so much more than these three topics but this will explain the importance
of these life lessons that need to apart of children s life s and the expectations that will be met though
football.
First, football provides better physical and mental health. Youth at their young age need a certain
amount of exercise each ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This sport has the most perks of health that will help your body its crazy for how many ways it can
provide your body with more of what it needs. Most people say that not all positions in life have to put
in work these days but really learning respect for others an not fully yourself will help youth realize
that how hard you have to work to get to a position that will make you happy. A lot of people would
say not everybody will like each other to work as a team but learning to work as a team can not only
help in sports but as in life as well for the youths future.
In Conclusion, this is why the importance of football in a youths life helps in so many ways with their
future life s. The importance of respect, discipline, physical an mental health and teamwork is needed
in a youths life. It is the choice to provide them with it. This is why youth should play football for its
fun an its life lessons that will be taught. So do you think the perk of learning teamwork, respect and
the help towards their bodies an their physical health is
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Do you think the perk of learning teamwork, respect, and the physical and mental health of youth is
important? The sport of football is a self learned, respected game that is very great at teaching life
lessons which is why its good for youth to get the experience of football. Football will help the future
growth of youth by providing the lessons of teamwork, discipline, respect, and the physical an mental
health. This sport provides so much more than these three topics but this will explain the importance
of these life lessons that need to apart of children s life s and the expectations that will be met though
football.
First, football provides better physical and mental health. Youth at their young age need a certain
amount of exercise each ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This sport has the most perks of health that will help your body its crazy for how many ways it can
provide your body with more of what it needs. Most people say that not all positions in life have to put
in work these days but really learning respect for others an not fully yourself will help youth realize
that how hard you have to work to get to a position that will make you happy. A lot of people would
say not everybody will like each other to work as a team but learning to work as a team can not only
help in sports but as in life as well for the youths future.
In Conclusion, this is why the importance of football in a youths life helps in so many ways with their
future life s. The importance of respect, discipline, physical an mental health and teamwork is needed
in a youths life. It is the choice to provide them with it. This is why youth should play football for its
fun an its life lessons that will be taught. So do you think the perk of learning teamwork, respect and
the help towards their bodies an their physical health is
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How Did Louis Pasteur Contribute To The World
Scientist, Louis Pasteur, is known as the white knight of science. [1] His discoveries have impacted
the world for good. Though most may not know who he is, his influence touches the lives of people all
over the world. Some of Pasteur s most significant contributions to the world are his discoveries
surrounding germs. Pasteur uncovered how dangerous germs are and that doctors can stop the spread
of germs by properly sanitizing themselves and their instruments.[2] He was the pioneer of
immunizations as he discovered that weak forms of disease could be used ... against stronger forms [3]
of viruses. He was also responsible for introducing the medical world to the concept of viruses. [4]
What led Pasteur to such remarkable discoveries? Pasteur
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Scientist, Louis Pasteur, is known as the white knight of science. [1] His discoveries have impacted
the world for good. Though most may not know who he is, his influence touches the lives of people all
over the world. Some of Pasteur s most significant contributions to the world are his discoveries
surrounding germs. Pasteur uncovered how dangerous germs are and that doctors can stop the spread
of germs by properly sanitizing themselves and their instruments.[2] He was the pioneer of
immunizations as he discovered that weak forms of disease could be used ... against stronger forms [3]
of viruses. He was also responsible for introducing the medical world to the concept of viruses. [4]
What led Pasteur to such remarkable discoveries? Pasteur
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Ratio Analysis of Car Industry
PROJECT REPORT ON CAR INDUSTRY RATIO ANALYSIS SUBMITTED BY: SUBMITTED
TO: NEHA SHAHI (JIML 11 93) Prof. DHEERAJ MISHRA NEHA SINGH (JIML 11 94) NEHA
TIWARI (JIML 11 95) NIKHIL SINGH (JIMML 11 97) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT With a sense of
gratitude and respect, we would like to extend our heartiest thanks to all of those who provided help
and guidance to make this project. No Project is ever the outcome of single individual s talent or
effort. This work is no exception. This project would not have been possible without the whole hearted
encouragement, support and co operation of our guide, friends and well wishers. Although it is not
possible for us to name and thank them all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
EBITDA margin measures the extent to which cash operating expenses use up revenue. Well the table
shows the decreasing rate in margin which is profitable for the company, because total income is in the
denominator if it increases margin will be starts falling. 2) RETURN ON ASSESTS ROA=NET
INCOME/TOTAL ASSETS In this table company ROA is following ratio | y1 | y2 | y3 | y4 | y5 | R0A |
2.297682 | 2.446802 | 3.004372 | 1.572779 | 1.514235 | Return on assets is an indicator of how
profitable a company is before leverage, and is compared with companies in the same industry. This
number tells us what the company can do with what it has, i.e. how many dollars of earnings they
derive from each dollar of assets they control. It s a useful number for comparing competing
companies in the same industry. The number will vary widely across different industries. Return on
assets gives an
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PROJECT REPORT ON CAR INDUSTRY RATIO ANALYSIS SUBMITTED BY: SUBMITTED
TO: NEHA SHAHI (JIML 11 93) Prof. DHEERAJ MISHRA NEHA SINGH (JIML 11 94) NEHA
TIWARI (JIML 11 95) NIKHIL SINGH (JIMML 11 97) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT With a sense of
gratitude and respect, we would like to extend our heartiest thanks to all of those who provided help
and guidance to make this project. No Project is ever the outcome of single individual s talent or
effort. This work is no exception. This project would not have been possible without the whole hearted
encouragement, support and co operation of our guide, friends and well wishers. Although it is not
possible for us to name and thank them all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
EBITDA margin measures the extent to which cash operating expenses use up revenue. Well the table
shows the decreasing rate in margin which is profitable for the company, because total income is in the
denominator if it increases margin will be starts falling. 2) RETURN ON ASSESTS ROA=NET
INCOME/TOTAL ASSETS In this table company ROA is following ratio | y1 | y2 | y3 | y4 | y5 | R0A |
2.297682 | 2.446802 | 3.004372 | 1.572779 | 1.514235 | Return on assets is an indicator of how
profitable a company is before leverage, and is compared with companies in the same industry. This
number tells us what the company can do with what it has, i.e. how many dollars of earnings they
derive from each dollar of assets they control. It s a useful number for comparing competing
companies in the same industry. The number will vary widely across different industries. Return on
assets gives an
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In The Suburbs Of LA Essay
In the suburbs of LA. What he saw when he turned into his own unpaved puddled driveway was a
decrepit house, crooked and unfinished with many different types of old bricks and a plastic tarp
lining the roof from the destructive storm. As he walks into the house that looks like it is going to fall
down into a pile of rubble and dust, all you see is the stepladder, the unfinished kitchen shelves,
exposed stairs and warm wood. Everything in his view ought to be white, had been white long ago,
and had lost its lustre and was faded and yellow.The candlelight was flickering like a small child
drowning wildly and scared. The floor creaks like a weeping willow in the wind. The doors were
falling off their hinges like trees without roots. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The door bell continues to ring as more people flood in, he continues to get glimpses of the house new
and old. He keeps his distance and observes because he is intrigued and can t put the piece of the
puzzle together. They are all talking about how much they miss someone, but he does not know who
Gordon is. They are all dressed in black suits and the women are wearing black skirts. I spotted a
young girl with mascara falling down the corner of her eyes with the others having glum faces and a
soba look on their faces. He is confused and does not know who gordon is, as he walked into the room
next to him the is a painting of someone. The painting looks fermelia, as he catches a glimpse of
himself in the mirror next to him. Then he realises that is him and gordon is his name. So he walked
back into the room with the people and starts to talk to them, they don t respond or take any notice of
him. Then he tries to grab one of them as the woman walked past but as he lunges he misses. They
keep on talking about how Gordon and why he was such a great guy. So he walks closer to one of the
tables with a brochure on it and it says gordon 1991 2017. Then he remembers as he opens the door to
the unexpected person at the door, and how when they walked past him he saw what the house looked
like when he was alive. He gaspes in fright as he comes to the reality he is in a time look and cant
leave his house he is stuck. He tries and opens the door
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In the suburbs of LA. What he saw when he turned into his own unpaved puddled driveway was a
decrepit house, crooked and unfinished with many different types of old bricks and a plastic tarp
lining the roof from the destructive storm. As he walks into the house that looks like it is going to fall
down into a pile of rubble and dust, all you see is the stepladder, the unfinished kitchen shelves,
exposed stairs and warm wood. Everything in his view ought to be white, had been white long ago,
and had lost its lustre and was faded and yellow.The candlelight was flickering like a small child
drowning wildly and scared. The floor creaks like a weeping willow in the wind. The doors were
falling off their hinges like trees without roots. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The door bell continues to ring as more people flood in, he continues to get glimpses of the house new
and old. He keeps his distance and observes because he is intrigued and can t put the piece of the
puzzle together. They are all talking about how much they miss someone, but he does not know who
Gordon is. They are all dressed in black suits and the women are wearing black skirts. I spotted a
young girl with mascara falling down the corner of her eyes with the others having glum faces and a
soba look on their faces. He is confused and does not know who gordon is, as he walked into the room
next to him the is a painting of someone. The painting looks fermelia, as he catches a glimpse of
himself in the mirror next to him. Then he realises that is him and gordon is his name. So he walked
back into the room with the people and starts to talk to them, they don t respond or take any notice of
him. Then he tries to grab one of them as the woman walked past but as he lunges he misses. They
keep on talking about how Gordon and why he was such a great guy. So he walks closer to one of the
tables with a brochure on it and it says gordon 1991 2017. Then he remembers as he opens the door to
the unexpected person at the door, and how when they walked past him he saw what the house looked
like when he was alive. He gaspes in fright as he comes to the reality he is in a time look and cant
leave his house he is stuck. He tries and opens the door
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Marketing Strategy for Blackberry Essay example
blackberry
Objective Regain blackberries 20% lost market share, and improve overall net profit vs. last year by
13%
Offer the services that have already been introduced by competing company, and also work on
providing customers with innovative applications Summary
BLACKBERRY FOR BUSINESS
Built to keep your business moving
Where multiple devices ownership models, applications and operating systems exist, BlackBerry®
perfectly balances end user and corporate needs to keep your business moving.
Blackberry is a brand that was created by Research in Motion s (RIM) Founder Mike Lazaridis in
1996, providing wireless web enabled devices across multiple networks. RIM is a Canadian based
company founded in 1984 that formally worked ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Our partnership has supported the facilitation of one day STEM innovation camps, which have
provided real life technology based business challenges for the students to tackle with our employee
volunteers. Over 900 students and 70 employees in Italy, Spain, South Africa, France, Sweden and the
UK have all had the chance to participate in these forward thinking innovation camps.
An employee volunteer from Italy explained: It was a fantastic experience, seeing how these young
people were so engaged and energized. They loved to learn about BlackBerry and were able to use
their creative skills to come up with some brilliant innovations. And for me personally, I really
enjoyed being able to play my part in helping guide these students and see them gain confidence and
get excited about innovation for the future .
Science, technology, engineering and math
BlackBerry successfully reached over 1.5 million students over fiscal 2012 to encourage their interest
in (STEM) through programs such as the Canada Wide Science Fair, FIRST Robotics, and the
BlackBerry Hands On Workshops (BBHOW) series. The BBHOW program teaches 11 to 17 year olds
the science behind mobile technology and explores careers in technology. Fiscal 2012 saw the
expansion of this program into the U.K., with employee volunteers delivering workshops to eager
students. In all, more than 9,000 students were able to participate in this
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blackberry
Objective Regain blackberries 20% lost market share, and improve overall net profit vs. last year by
13%
Offer the services that have already been introduced by competing company, and also work on
providing customers with innovative applications Summary
BLACKBERRY FOR BUSINESS
Built to keep your business moving
Where multiple devices ownership models, applications and operating systems exist, BlackBerry®
perfectly balances end user and corporate needs to keep your business moving.
Blackberry is a brand that was created by Research in Motion s (RIM) Founder Mike Lazaridis in
1996, providing wireless web enabled devices across multiple networks. RIM is a Canadian based
company founded in 1984 that formally worked ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Our partnership has supported the facilitation of one day STEM innovation camps, which have
provided real life technology based business challenges for the students to tackle with our employee
volunteers. Over 900 students and 70 employees in Italy, Spain, South Africa, France, Sweden and the
UK have all had the chance to participate in these forward thinking innovation camps.
An employee volunteer from Italy explained: It was a fantastic experience, seeing how these young
people were so engaged and energized. They loved to learn about BlackBerry and were able to use
their creative skills to come up with some brilliant innovations. And for me personally, I really
enjoyed being able to play my part in helping guide these students and see them gain confidence and
get excited about innovation for the future .
Science, technology, engineering and math
BlackBerry successfully reached over 1.5 million students over fiscal 2012 to encourage their interest
in (STEM) through programs such as the Canada Wide Science Fair, FIRST Robotics, and the
BlackBerry Hands On Workshops (BBHOW) series. The BBHOW program teaches 11 to 17 year olds
the science behind mobile technology and explores careers in technology. Fiscal 2012 saw the
expansion of this program into the U.K., with employee volunteers delivering workshops to eager
students. In all, more than 9,000 students were able to participate in this
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Electric Cars Speech
Just about everyone wants a car but no one Wants to pay for gas well now thanks to technology we
don t have to yes thanks to the discovery of the electronic car people can travel solely on the power of
electricity but most people say that Unless some new type of battery is invented these electronic Car
are nothing more than a dream but these are far more than a dream and very much so a part of reality
But what does the future hold for these cars
Well electricity is already a large part of our lives so to start using electricity powered cars would not
be so much of a change from our normal routine as people may seem to think And they re already
many people using these electrical cars one man mentioned That he uses The Corbin Sparrow (a ...
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The three cylinder diesel weighs just 250 pounds (113kg) and the air colored electric motor just 76
pounds (33kg).
DaimlerChrysler says that the ESX3 meets all the emissions targets originally set in 1993. However, it
acknowledges that there is still much to be done to meet future emissions standards including further
work on low sulfur and synthetic fuels, new exhaust aftertreatment technologies and cleaner
combustion processes.
OMAHA, Nebraska April 19, 1998. Sport utility vehicles are hot! Sales of the truck like vehicles are
booming in the USA. Once the purview of Jeep, Ford and Jimmy, now virtually every car maker has
entered the fray including Mercedes and Lexus.
And the folks buying these behemoths don t seem deterred by their hefty sticker prices and the 70 s
era gas mileage that comes with them, not to mention a truck like ride. While questions are now being
raised about both their environmental impact and safety, sales continue to soar. The plain fact is, Ute s
are in.
After two years and 300,000 total driving miles in Japan and the US, late last year Toyota began
leasing a sensible sport utility vehicle that offers many of the perceived benefits of the standard Ute,
but with zero tailpipe emissions.
While the RAV4 EV shares many features, including body styling and interior appointments, with its
IC engine sibling, the similarities end there. As Mark Amstock, Toyota s manager of
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Just about everyone wants a car but no one Wants to pay for gas well now thanks to technology we
don t have to yes thanks to the discovery of the electronic car people can travel solely on the power of
electricity but most people say that Unless some new type of battery is invented these electronic Car
are nothing more than a dream but these are far more than a dream and very much so a part of reality
But what does the future hold for these cars
Well electricity is already a large part of our lives so to start using electricity powered cars would not
be so much of a change from our normal routine as people may seem to think And they re already
many people using these electrical cars one man mentioned That he uses The Corbin Sparrow (a ...
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The three cylinder diesel weighs just 250 pounds (113kg) and the air colored electric motor just 76
pounds (33kg).
DaimlerChrysler says that the ESX3 meets all the emissions targets originally set in 1993. However, it
acknowledges that there is still much to be done to meet future emissions standards including further
work on low sulfur and synthetic fuels, new exhaust aftertreatment technologies and cleaner
combustion processes.
OMAHA, Nebraska April 19, 1998. Sport utility vehicles are hot! Sales of the truck like vehicles are
booming in the USA. Once the purview of Jeep, Ford and Jimmy, now virtually every car maker has
entered the fray including Mercedes and Lexus.
And the folks buying these behemoths don t seem deterred by their hefty sticker prices and the 70 s
era gas mileage that comes with them, not to mention a truck like ride. While questions are now being
raised about both their environmental impact and safety, sales continue to soar. The plain fact is, Ute s
are in.
After two years and 300,000 total driving miles in Japan and the US, late last year Toyota began
leasing a sensible sport utility vehicle that offers many of the perceived benefits of the standard Ute,
but with zero tailpipe emissions.
While the RAV4 EV shares many features, including body styling and interior appointments, with its
IC engine sibling, the similarities end there. As Mark Amstock, Toyota s manager of
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Accounting Is Within Organizations As A Means Of...
Accounting is within organizations as a means of determining financial stability. An accountant can
help someone who is having a hard time managing their own personal bills or this can also fall under a
company and or business. An accountant is responsible for looking over a companies overall wealth,
profitability, and liquidity. Accounting professional is one of the oldest and most respected professions
in the world.
This profession is a systematic process where a person has to be trained in or has already had training
in it. They have to know how to identify, record data, measuring, classifying, verifying, summarizing,
interpreting and communicating financial information. This is all important for n accountant to know
for them to be able to help a person who needs help with business or company. They need to be able to
tell they company or business about its profit or loss for a given period of time. They should be able to
tell the value and nature of a firm s assests, liabilities and owners equity.
This paper is about accounting, describing how accounting has changed over the last ten years. How
much the salaries have changed as well. An accountance gets paid more now then before; it is also one
of those jobs now that more people are going for. The accounting professional that s adding value
today is a business partner with all the other stakeholders in that company. Today people take their
taxes to an accountant instead of doing their papers. That s how the demand
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Accounting is within organizations as a means of determining financial stability. An accountant can
help someone who is having a hard time managing their own personal bills or this can also fall under a
company and or business. An accountant is responsible for looking over a companies overall wealth,
profitability, and liquidity. Accounting professional is one of the oldest and most respected professions
in the world.
This profession is a systematic process where a person has to be trained in or has already had training
in it. They have to know how to identify, record data, measuring, classifying, verifying, summarizing,
interpreting and communicating financial information. This is all important for n accountant to know
for them to be able to help a person who needs help with business or company. They need to be able to
tell they company or business about its profit or loss for a given period of time. They should be able to
tell the value and nature of a firm s assests, liabilities and owners equity.
This paper is about accounting, describing how accounting has changed over the last ten years. How
much the salaries have changed as well. An accountance gets paid more now then before; it is also one
of those jobs now that more people are going for. The accounting professional that s adding value
today is a business partner with all the other stakeholders in that company. Today people take their
taxes to an accountant instead of doing their papers. That s how the demand
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Should Kids Be Allowed To Particepate In Extreme Sports
Children can be imaginative through particepation in extreme sports. Thus, such activities can allow
children to learn from their creative ideas. In other words, kids should be allowed to particepate in
extreme sports because it can keep their mind and body healthy. In the article, Should Kids Do
Extreme Sports? by Lauren Tarshis, it states, extreme sports can build confidence and disicipline, and
like any sport, help kids stay fit and healthy . This shows that exteme sports can help build self
confidence in kids, while keeping them in shape. In other words, growth of self confidence will lead to
higher motivation to continue participating in exteme sports, which would lead to a strong and healthy
body. In the other article,
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Children can be imaginative through particepation in extreme sports. Thus, such activities can allow
children to learn from their creative ideas. In other words, kids should be allowed to particepate in
extreme sports because it can keep their mind and body healthy. In the article, Should Kids Do
Extreme Sports? by Lauren Tarshis, it states, extreme sports can build confidence and disicipline, and
like any sport, help kids stay fit and healthy . This shows that exteme sports can help build self
confidence in kids, while keeping them in shape. In other words, growth of self confidence will lead to
higher motivation to continue participating in exteme sports, which would lead to a strong and healthy
body. In the other article,
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In Vitro Meat
Will you be their voice?
Lloyd biggle Jr. once stated Life is life s greatest gift. Guard the life of another creature as you would
your own, because it is your own. On life s scale of values, the smallest is no less precious to the
creature who owns it than the largest. Think about what that quote means. Is any persons life more
important than that of an animal? Would you be willing to speak up for them? Are you up for the
challenge? You might not be, but we shall see if I can change your mind after reading this.
Humans have long used animals for a variety of purposes. For hundreds of thousands of years, people
have hunted for food and clothing. Between 10,000 and 18,000 years ago, humans began to
domesticate animals such as dogs, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
those are the animals that need a voice. Those are the animals that gave their all to their owners and
got nothing but meanness back. These are the animals that should be stood up for, loved, and taken
care of in the most humane way possible. The concept that animals have rights is relatively new. The
first animal protection law in western civilization was adopted in 1641 by the Massachusetts Bay
Colony. This law made it illegal to exercise any Tyranny or Cruelties towards any brute Creature
which are usually kept for man s use. However, the rest of the western world continued as before.
Indeed, during most of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, many experiments were conducted
using living animals. This was largely because of the new idea that scientific conclusions had to be
based on observable facts and because the dissection of human bodies and the use of living people in
medical experiments were illegal. In 1789, the English philosopher Jeremy Bentham became the first
to say that animals have rights. According to Bentham, animals suffer pain just as humans and thus
deserve the same freedom from pain.
The animal welfare act was signed into law in 1996. It is the only federal law in the united states that
regulates the treatment of animals in research, exhibition, transport, and by dealers. By definition
animal rights are rights believed to belong to animals to live free from use in medical research,
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Will you be their voice?
Lloyd biggle Jr. once stated Life is life s greatest gift. Guard the life of another creature as you would
your own, because it is your own. On life s scale of values, the smallest is no less precious to the
creature who owns it than the largest. Think about what that quote means. Is any persons life more
important than that of an animal? Would you be willing to speak up for them? Are you up for the
challenge? You might not be, but we shall see if I can change your mind after reading this.
Humans have long used animals for a variety of purposes. For hundreds of thousands of years, people
have hunted for food and clothing. Between 10,000 and 18,000 years ago, humans began to
domesticate animals such as dogs, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
those are the animals that need a voice. Those are the animals that gave their all to their owners and
got nothing but meanness back. These are the animals that should be stood up for, loved, and taken
care of in the most humane way possible. The concept that animals have rights is relatively new. The
first animal protection law in western civilization was adopted in 1641 by the Massachusetts Bay
Colony. This law made it illegal to exercise any Tyranny or Cruelties towards any brute Creature
which are usually kept for man s use. However, the rest of the western world continued as before.
Indeed, during most of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, many experiments were conducted
using living animals. This was largely because of the new idea that scientific conclusions had to be
based on observable facts and because the dissection of human bodies and the use of living people in
medical experiments were illegal. In 1789, the English philosopher Jeremy Bentham became the first
to say that animals have rights. According to Bentham, animals suffer pain just as humans and thus
deserve the same freedom from pain.
The animal welfare act was signed into law in 1996. It is the only federal law in the united states that
regulates the treatment of animals in research, exhibition, transport, and by dealers. By definition
animal rights are rights believed to belong to animals to live free from use in medical research,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Nash The Water Warrior
Water conservation is vital for human, plant and animal survival, it is a precious resource and must be
sustained (Department of Health, 2017). Nash the Water Warrior is a Stage 1 picture book which
highlights ways water is used at home, tips to save water, the importance of water sustainability and
the responsibility for future generations (O Rourke, 2017), incorporating the Stage 1 outcome
recognise the importance and relevance of science and technology in their lives now and for their
future (NESA, 2012). The story allows the readers to see the process and results of a fair test, giving
the readers evidence based incentive to have inquiries, and be motivated to make changes regarding
their water consumption, leading them to have admiration for the Earth resources.
The story links to the Stage 1 Science Syllabus as it identifies ways that people use science in their
daily lives to care for the environment and the Earth s resources ST19ES (NESA, 2012). The story
includes Water Wonders, these scientific facts are beneficial as they are relatable to the student s life
(Cadek, 2009, p.87). Students can incorporate the knowledge learnt from the story to further their
development in hands on (O Rourke, 2017) investigations such as how to clean water (Skamp Preston,
2015, p.517) and how to tell if water is clean? (Skamp Preston, 2015).
The story illustrates Aboriginal culture including belief systems, spiritual and physical connection to
water. Aboriginal people see
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Water conservation is vital for human, plant and animal survival, it is a precious resource and must be
sustained (Department of Health, 2017). Nash the Water Warrior is a Stage 1 picture book which
highlights ways water is used at home, tips to save water, the importance of water sustainability and
the responsibility for future generations (O Rourke, 2017), incorporating the Stage 1 outcome
recognise the importance and relevance of science and technology in their lives now and for their
future (NESA, 2012). The story allows the readers to see the process and results of a fair test, giving
the readers evidence based incentive to have inquiries, and be motivated to make changes regarding
their water consumption, leading them to have admiration for the Earth resources.
The story links to the Stage 1 Science Syllabus as it identifies ways that people use science in their
daily lives to care for the environment and the Earth s resources ST19ES (NESA, 2012). The story
includes Water Wonders, these scientific facts are beneficial as they are relatable to the student s life
(Cadek, 2009, p.87). Students can incorporate the knowledge learnt from the story to further their
development in hands on (O Rourke, 2017) investigations such as how to clean water (Skamp Preston,
2015, p.517) and how to tell if water is clean? (Skamp Preston, 2015).
The story illustrates Aboriginal culture including belief systems, spiritual and physical connection to
water. Aboriginal people see
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The Amazing Healing Agents Is Still Mostly Unknown
A lot of people have heard about essential oils, and have their own concept of aromatherapy , though it
s often the case the truth about these amazing healing agents is still mostly unknown. Did you know
essential oil have been shown to eradicate cancer cells in laboratory experiments? Or that they ve been
found effective in treating infections as varied as herpes simplex and MRSA? This incredible research
(freely available on the web at www.pubmed.gov) almost instantly opens ones eyes to the potential of
essential oils. Here s a look at the very wide spectrum of applications of these aromatherapy oils , and
how you might get started using them to improve your health and wellness.
Probably the thing that s been the biggest hold up for essential oils to be accepted into the mainstream
has been the use of the term aromatherapy to describe their therapeutic application. We really can t
seem to get over the concept of healing through aromatic scents , when this only captures a fraction of
the picture. The term aromatherapie was coined by a French scientist many years ago when, during a
laboratory accident where his hand was being burned, he thrust it into a vat of Lavender oil. The
burning stopped, and his hand healed so fast that he was inspired to develop a whole new system of
treatment involving essential oils. So aromatherapy really means the entire realm of therapies using
these aromatic compounds from plants, be they inhaled, topically applied or ingested.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A lot of people have heard about essential oils, and have their own concept of aromatherapy , though it
s often the case the truth about these amazing healing agents is still mostly unknown. Did you know
essential oil have been shown to eradicate cancer cells in laboratory experiments? Or that they ve been
found effective in treating infections as varied as herpes simplex and MRSA? This incredible research
(freely available on the web at www.pubmed.gov) almost instantly opens ones eyes to the potential of
essential oils. Here s a look at the very wide spectrum of applications of these aromatherapy oils , and
how you might get started using them to improve your health and wellness.
Probably the thing that s been the biggest hold up for essential oils to be accepted into the mainstream
has been the use of the term aromatherapy to describe their therapeutic application. We really can t
seem to get over the concept of healing through aromatic scents , when this only captures a fraction of
the picture. The term aromatherapie was coined by a French scientist many years ago when, during a
laboratory accident where his hand was being burned, he thrust it into a vat of Lavender oil. The
burning stopped, and his hand healed so fast that he was inspired to develop a whole new system of
treatment involving essential oils. So aromatherapy really means the entire realm of therapies using
these aromatic compounds from plants, be they inhaled, topically applied or ingested.
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Best Welding Helmet
When it comes to welding, whether doing MIG, TIG, or Stick welding, you need the best equipment.
To get the job done well, as well as to make the whole process more streamlined, you need high
quality gear that can help you finish your welds more efficiently. Another important factor that you
have to consider is safety, and one of the most important parts of your safety gear is the helmet. While
other pieces like your gloves or apron (if you have one) are crucial, the helmet is the one part that
allows you to do your job well.
To that end, I ve compiled a list of the best welding helmets on the market today, as well as created a
handy guide for you so you can pick out the features and accessories you need for whatever job you
do.
How to Choose the Best Welding Helmet
With modern technology ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Realistically, this helmet is almost the same as the other model on this list, although the two look
vastly different. This particular model has a more utilitarian design to it, along with silver flames on
the sides.
When it comes to performance, this helmet has almost the same features as the other AUDEW model.
The viewing area measures 3.62 by 1.66 , with an auto darkening function that switches in a fraction
of a second. This helmet has two sensors for ideal results, and a shade variation of #9 to #13 when
activated, with a resting shade of #4. For your convenience, there is a manual shade adjustment knob
on the outside.
Powering this helmet is a lithium battery with a solar powered backup. To help conserve battery life,
this model has an automatic on/off functionality. What I like about this helmet that the other AUDEW
model didn t have is the fact that you can replace the battery. With the other unit, you had to replace
the whole helmet once the battery died, but with this, you can just swap it out and keep on
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When it comes to welding, whether doing MIG, TIG, or Stick welding, you need the best equipment.
To get the job done well, as well as to make the whole process more streamlined, you need high
quality gear that can help you finish your welds more efficiently. Another important factor that you
have to consider is safety, and one of the most important parts of your safety gear is the helmet. While
other pieces like your gloves or apron (if you have one) are crucial, the helmet is the one part that
allows you to do your job well.
To that end, I ve compiled a list of the best welding helmets on the market today, as well as created a
handy guide for you so you can pick out the features and accessories you need for whatever job you
do.
How to Choose the Best Welding Helmet
With modern technology ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Realistically, this helmet is almost the same as the other model on this list, although the two look
vastly different. This particular model has a more utilitarian design to it, along with silver flames on
the sides.
When it comes to performance, this helmet has almost the same features as the other AUDEW model.
The viewing area measures 3.62 by 1.66 , with an auto darkening function that switches in a fraction
of a second. This helmet has two sensors for ideal results, and a shade variation of #9 to #13 when
activated, with a resting shade of #4. For your convenience, there is a manual shade adjustment knob
on the outside.
Powering this helmet is a lithium battery with a solar powered backup. To help conserve battery life,
this model has an automatic on/off functionality. What I like about this helmet that the other AUDEW
model didn t have is the fact that you can replace the battery. With the other unit, you had to replace
the whole helmet once the battery died, but with this, you can just swap it out and keep on
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ashleigh s Mistake In Thousand Words By Jennifer Brown
Thousand Words, Jennifer Brown In the novel Thousand Words, Ashleigh makes a crucial mistake by
sending her boyfriend a scandalous picture, only for it to ultimately backfire. During this time, she
feels controlled, and her emotions are basically the toys of everyone surrounding her. Because of this,
the story is about power, namely being powerless in a situation that s out of your hands. From the first
time we meet her, Ashleigh is extremely remorseful. She no longer feels like her life has much worth,
and most of her life is now dictated by others, as with the community service sentence and the
constant harassment. When regretting the picture, Ashleigh says, What I wouldn t have given to go
back to that night and do things over again. (Brown 170). Clearly, she is not in a position of power;
she is the one that is oppressed. Her desire for power, in this situation, is to have the power to make
everything go back to normal, or how it was before this horrible incident. She wants her friends to like
her again, she wants to make her own decisions, and she wants to stop being bothered and harassed.
As Ashleigh said herself, I d had enough. I didn t want to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This fight transforms her from a former popular girl who lost everything to a strong girl who can
bounce back from anything. By the end of the story, she gains some confidence back and can stick up
to the bullies dragging her down. Her freedom does not come in the form of fighting them, nor is it
attained by dragging them down with her. It comes by accepting herself, which really shows who she
has become, and gives the book much better message (and overall story) than skank screws up . At the
very last part, she and her friend Mack write, A picture is worth a thousand words, but they don t tell
the whole story. (Brown 272) When she realizes that there s more to her than that nude picture, she has
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Thousand Words, Jennifer Brown In the novel Thousand Words, Ashleigh makes a crucial mistake by
sending her boyfriend a scandalous picture, only for it to ultimately backfire. During this time, she
feels controlled, and her emotions are basically the toys of everyone surrounding her. Because of this,
the story is about power, namely being powerless in a situation that s out of your hands. From the first
time we meet her, Ashleigh is extremely remorseful. She no longer feels like her life has much worth,
and most of her life is now dictated by others, as with the community service sentence and the
constant harassment. When regretting the picture, Ashleigh says, What I wouldn t have given to go
back to that night and do things over again. (Brown 170). Clearly, she is not in a position of power;
she is the one that is oppressed. Her desire for power, in this situation, is to have the power to make
everything go back to normal, or how it was before this horrible incident. She wants her friends to like
her again, she wants to make her own decisions, and she wants to stop being bothered and harassed.
As Ashleigh said herself, I d had enough. I didn t want to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This fight transforms her from a former popular girl who lost everything to a strong girl who can
bounce back from anything. By the end of the story, she gains some confidence back and can stick up
to the bullies dragging her down. Her freedom does not come in the form of fighting them, nor is it
attained by dragging them down with her. It comes by accepting herself, which really shows who she
has become, and gives the book much better message (and overall story) than skank screws up . At the
very last part, she and her friend Mack write, A picture is worth a thousand words, but they don t tell
the whole story. (Brown 272) When she realizes that there s more to her than that nude picture, she has
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When the Wasps Drowned
In when the wasp drowned and the darkness out there the theme of death is presented within the
characters and the twisted storyline. A number of techniques such as symbolism, tone and narrative are
used to portray these themes to the reader. In when the wasps drowned Eveline is portrayed as being
mature and protective over her siblings and more importantly the truth of the ring. In the darkness out
there Mrs Rutter is at first seen to be a typical old lady who has a dark secret. Within both stories there
is a strong contrast of characterisation and the overall voice of the story which can create an impact on
the reader in different ways, also in both stories there is a lot of similarities and contrasts of how this is
presented. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her maturity is also confirmed when she is shown to be barefoot on the lino... washing up which is
something you d expect from an adult not a pre teen child. Eveline displays the characteristics of an
adult especially when she on numerous occasions trying to take control for example she hoses the
wasps off Therese in an instant also when she leads the children back to the garden; Eveline as a result
is trying to take the role of her mother and trying to shield her sibling from anything that could harm
them mentally and physically. In addition this could be the reason why Eveline doesn t build up the
murder and covers up the hole as she was in denial and still tries to keep her control with brushing
away the ring to hide any evidence. Eveline is one minute shown to act too old for playing with the
children and she fashions herself her own bikini (which is quite a mature item of clothing, maybe this
could be to make her feel older) and the next she is shown to stop talking about the body and is in
rejection as a result. Lastly a contrast to her mature self is that she needed confirmation when she
found the body by asking for a torch this shows that she doesn t have the amount of maturity needed
to make her own judgement and follow her instincts Penelope Lively succeeds in illustrating a contrast
in characterisation and voice in The Darkness Out There this is especially evident with the portrayal of
Mrs Rutter. Her character is developed in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In when the wasp drowned and the darkness out there the theme of death is presented within the
characters and the twisted storyline. A number of techniques such as symbolism, tone and narrative are
used to portray these themes to the reader. In when the wasps drowned Eveline is portrayed as being
mature and protective over her siblings and more importantly the truth of the ring. In the darkness out
there Mrs Rutter is at first seen to be a typical old lady who has a dark secret. Within both stories there
is a strong contrast of characterisation and the overall voice of the story which can create an impact on
the reader in different ways, also in both stories there is a lot of similarities and contrasts of how this is
presented. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her maturity is also confirmed when she is shown to be barefoot on the lino... washing up which is
something you d expect from an adult not a pre teen child. Eveline displays the characteristics of an
adult especially when she on numerous occasions trying to take control for example she hoses the
wasps off Therese in an instant also when she leads the children back to the garden; Eveline as a result
is trying to take the role of her mother and trying to shield her sibling from anything that could harm
them mentally and physically. In addition this could be the reason why Eveline doesn t build up the
murder and covers up the hole as she was in denial and still tries to keep her control with brushing
away the ring to hide any evidence. Eveline is one minute shown to act too old for playing with the
children and she fashions herself her own bikini (which is quite a mature item of clothing, maybe this
could be to make her feel older) and the next she is shown to stop talking about the body and is in
rejection as a result. Lastly a contrast to her mature self is that she needed confirmation when she
found the body by asking for a torch this shows that she doesn t have the amount of maturity needed
to make her own judgement and follow her instincts Penelope Lively succeeds in illustrating a contrast
in characterisation and voice in The Darkness Out There this is especially evident with the portrayal of
Mrs Rutter. Her character is developed in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Methods Of Health Care Ethics
 Methods in health care Ethics Additionally to Emotivism, formalism, and consequentialism, several
other Ethical systems are used in the United States, some existed before the Enlightenment thinking. I.
Legalism or Positivism Morality or ethics as seen as a code of laws, in other words the acceptance of
ethical behavior is merely based on acceptable social standards of a particular culture. (Ashley,
Benedict M., O Rourke, Kebin D.) II. Religious Legalism Laws or moral norms derived from Holly
Scriptures (Bible, Qur an), this norms are seen as God will , blind submission to God; this remains
common among Christians, and predominant among Protestants. Catholics does not agree with this, as
they emphasis that blind submission to God does not image the likeliness of God. Does not allow for
us to understand the why? God wants us understand the reason behind each commandment. (Ashley,
Benedict M., O Rourke, Kebin D.)  The Moral System of the Catholic Church Is a combination of
God s Commandments and natural law . It says that there is a reason for each of the commandments.
For example You shall not commit adultery . Cheating in a relationship, hurts the other partner also,
hurts the person involved on the action of cheating, breaches the trust given, can lead to many other
problems or complications. In other words Catholic Church teaches the commandments but also,
explains the reasoning why God has forbidden such behavior. (Ashley, Benedict M., O Rourke, Kebin
D.) I.
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 Methods in health care Ethics Additionally to Emotivism, formalism, and consequentialism, several
other Ethical systems are used in the United States, some existed before the Enlightenment thinking. I.
Legalism or Positivism Morality or ethics as seen as a code of laws, in other words the acceptance of
ethical behavior is merely based on acceptable social standards of a particular culture. (Ashley,
Benedict M., O Rourke, Kebin D.) II. Religious Legalism Laws or moral norms derived from Holly
Scriptures (Bible, Qur an), this norms are seen as God will , blind submission to God; this remains
common among Christians, and predominant among Protestants. Catholics does not agree with this, as
they emphasis that blind submission to God does not image the likeliness of God. Does not allow for
us to understand the why? God wants us understand the reason behind each commandment. (Ashley,
Benedict M., O Rourke, Kebin D.)  The Moral System of the Catholic Church Is a combination of
God s Commandments and natural law . It says that there is a reason for each of the commandments.
For example You shall not commit adultery . Cheating in a relationship, hurts the other partner also,
hurts the person involved on the action of cheating, breaches the trust given, can lead to many other
problems or complications. In other words Catholic Church teaches the commandments but also,
explains the reasoning why God has forbidden such behavior. (Ashley, Benedict M., O Rourke, Kebin
D.) I.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sociological Influences On Life
Every individual person in this world has many different sociological influences on their life. All
varying from education, religion, friends, and even the workplace. Some people may have a ton of
things that influence their lives and others may only have a few, all depending on that individual. In
my life particularly, the three biggest societal influences are education, family, and lastly my
extracurricular activities.
Education can be a huge part in some cultures, when it can also be a very small part in some cultures.
Our American culture education is huge. Kids spend their lives in school from when they are four
years old in preschool until they are 18 years as a senior in highschool. Those years are all spent six
hours a day five days a week throughout the year. After high school people have the option to continue
their education and go to college if they would prefer to. College may go upwards to 12 more years
depending on the degree that certain individual is pursuing. In our American Culture it is bad if you
don t have a college degree. People tend to think that people that don t continue to go to college are
not as intelligent when really they could be just as smart as anyone else. There are well over 20
prominent nations, which continue to discriminate against females by preventing them from learning.
In these countries, gender inequality in education not only stifles the development of women, but also
their sense of self worth. In Nepal, only seven percent
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Every individual person in this world has many different sociological influences on their life. All
varying from education, religion, friends, and even the workplace. Some people may have a ton of
things that influence their lives and others may only have a few, all depending on that individual. In
my life particularly, the three biggest societal influences are education, family, and lastly my
extracurricular activities.
Education can be a huge part in some cultures, when it can also be a very small part in some cultures.
Our American culture education is huge. Kids spend their lives in school from when they are four
years old in preschool until they are 18 years as a senior in highschool. Those years are all spent six
hours a day five days a week throughout the year. After high school people have the option to continue
their education and go to college if they would prefer to. College may go upwards to 12 more years
depending on the degree that certain individual is pursuing. In our American Culture it is bad if you
don t have a college degree. People tend to think that people that don t continue to go to college are
not as intelligent when really they could be just as smart as anyone else. There are well over 20
prominent nations, which continue to discriminate against females by preventing them from learning.
In these countries, gender inequality in education not only stifles the development of women, but also
their sense of self worth. In Nepal, only seven percent
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