Self Introduction Speech, Introduction Examples, Intr
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Mr Nobody Themes
The film Mr. Nobody directed by Jaco Van Dormael is unlike most movies showed in hollywood
today. It is a beautiful film that reflects the postmodernist era by its use of techniques to depict the life
and choices made of the movies protagonist Nemo Nobody. Postmodernism is a cultural movement
that is drifting away from its former art, literature, cinema, and architecture once used in a modernist
era. One of the main themes portrayed in this film is that of fragmentation. Fragmentation is
constantly shown throughout this film by the anarchy and chaos the director chose to display. The
meaning of fragmentation is being able to pull away information in order to connect it to a bigger
story. In order to understand the film information must be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Every decision Nemo makes affects his life in one way or another. The film shows us many pathways
Nemo can choose from. But how do you choose a life in which you already know the outcome? That
is what separates this move from the rest. Each life nemo can choose from is beautiful in its own way.
In the film Nemo as an elderly man says Each of these lives is the right one. Every path is the right
path. Everything could have been anything else and it would have just as much meaning (Mr.
Nobody). This line from the film really has an impact of the choices Nemo is left with. The quote
shows that each life is just as meaningful as the other. They all come with their own positives and
negatives. These choices displayed in fragmented form show the audience the postmodernist way of
thinking that no life is worth living more than yours. The director shows this in the film by Nemo not
being able to make a decision of choosing to live with his mom or dad so he chooses to make his own
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The film Mr. Nobody directed by Jaco Van Dormael is unlike most movies showed in hollywood
today. It is a beautiful film that reflects the postmodernist era by its use of techniques to depict the life
and choices made of the movies protagonist Nemo Nobody. Postmodernism is a cultural movement
that is drifting away from its former art, literature, cinema, and architecture once used in a modernist
era. One of the main themes portrayed in this film is that of fragmentation. Fragmentation is
constantly shown throughout this film by the anarchy and chaos the director chose to display. The
meaning of fragmentation is being able to pull away information in order to connect it to a bigger
story. In order to understand the film information must be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Every decision Nemo makes affects his life in one way or another. The film shows us many pathways
Nemo can choose from. But how do you choose a life in which you already know the outcome? That
is what separates this move from the rest. Each life nemo can choose from is beautiful in its own way.
In the film Nemo as an elderly man says Each of these lives is the right one. Every path is the right
path. Everything could have been anything else and it would have just as much meaning (Mr.
Nobody). This line from the film really has an impact of the choices Nemo is left with. The quote
shows that each life is just as meaningful as the other. They all come with their own positives and
negatives. These choices displayed in fragmented form show the audience the postmodernist way of
thinking that no life is worth living more than yours. The director shows this in the film by Nemo not
being able to make a decision of choosing to live with his mom or dad so he chooses to make his own
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On The Waterfront Synopsis
On The Waterfront. 1. Joey Doyle gets murdered. (pushed off a roof) * Terry gets questioned by the
waterfront commissioners about Joey s murder. * A church gathering (including dockworkers) is held
to find out who murdered Joey. Terry is sent by Johnny to rat them out. * Terry hits on Edie (Joey s
sister) * Edie wants Terry to help her find Joey s murderer. But he is partly to blame. * The cops tell
Terry to testify in court. Terry is reluctant and doesn t want to be a pigeon . * Charley tells Terry to
stop seeing Edie. * Kayo Dugan tells the cops 39pages of Johnny s plans. Due to father Barry s
influence to speak up. * Kayo gets killed by cargo on the docks for dobbing to the cops by Johnny s ...
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5. Terry is partly a victim of circumstance due to being around the wrong people and not being smart.
He was involved with the murder of Joey, because he raced pigeons with Joey and had a connection to
get him on the roof top, which Johnny took to his advantage. 6. Edie is drawn to Terry because she
feels he needs her help and needs someone to care for him, being a teacher in training has touched this
side of her. She engages in a relationship with Terry even though he is involved with her brothers
murder because she feels he can help solve who actually killed Joey, and can see past the whole
situation. 7. Edie changes Terry to grow and develop more, terry changes Edie by showing her more of
the way people actually live not just in books. 8. Father Barry is a catalyst in the film sue to him
influencing others to speak up and dob on Johnny Friendly for Joey s murder and to stand up for
themselves, but Father Barry doesn t actually act upon change just influences it by convincing people.
9. Charley and Terry are different in how charley is educated and is a part of a gang/business that
involves smart thinking, Terry is rather dumb, and does what Charley tells him to most of the time, he
was a good boxer. They are similar in how they both think of how to survive for the best. They both
follow the rules until the times changed. 10. Johnny had a hard time growing up and worked his way
up the chain to run his own business, he
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On The Waterfront. 1. Joey Doyle gets murdered. (pushed off a roof) * Terry gets questioned by the
waterfront commissioners about Joey s murder. * A church gathering (including dockworkers) is held
to find out who murdered Joey. Terry is sent by Johnny to rat them out. * Terry hits on Edie (Joey s
sister) * Edie wants Terry to help her find Joey s murderer. But he is partly to blame. * The cops tell
Terry to testify in court. Terry is reluctant and doesn t want to be a pigeon . * Charley tells Terry to
stop seeing Edie. * Kayo Dugan tells the cops 39pages of Johnny s plans. Due to father Barry s
influence to speak up. * Kayo gets killed by cargo on the docks for dobbing to the cops by Johnny s ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
5. Terry is partly a victim of circumstance due to being around the wrong people and not being smart.
He was involved with the murder of Joey, because he raced pigeons with Joey and had a connection to
get him on the roof top, which Johnny took to his advantage. 6. Edie is drawn to Terry because she
feels he needs her help and needs someone to care for him, being a teacher in training has touched this
side of her. She engages in a relationship with Terry even though he is involved with her brothers
murder because she feels he can help solve who actually killed Joey, and can see past the whole
situation. 7. Edie changes Terry to grow and develop more, terry changes Edie by showing her more of
the way people actually live not just in books. 8. Father Barry is a catalyst in the film sue to him
influencing others to speak up and dob on Johnny Friendly for Joey s murder and to stand up for
themselves, but Father Barry doesn t actually act upon change just influences it by convincing people.
9. Charley and Terry are different in how charley is educated and is a part of a gang/business that
involves smart thinking, Terry is rather dumb, and does what Charley tells him to most of the time, he
was a good boxer. They are similar in how they both think of how to survive for the best. They both
follow the rules until the times changed. 10. Johnny had a hard time growing up and worked his way
up the chain to run his own business, he
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How Hazel s Character Affects The Graphic Novel
Seconds the graphic novel that has many unite character that effects the book, without them the book
would be abstruse. Katie is outgoing, Raymond is serious, and Andrew is a loud mouth. But one
character that stood out to me is Hazel. She is paradoxical compare to Katie. As I start to finish the
novel, the character Hazel and I share the same characteristic as she was presented in the novel. Hazel
and I are both shy, friendly, and she s is also helpful.
First Hazel is very shy, as she server for the resturant seconds she doesnt make and friends or talks
very much. The first interaction between Hazel and Katie, Hazel hardly talk to Katie. She said short
phrases like Hello...? and Last...Night? Hazel shows that she s very shy, If she wasn t
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Seconds the graphic novel that has many unite character that effects the book, without them the book
would be abstruse. Katie is outgoing, Raymond is serious, and Andrew is a loud mouth. But one
character that stood out to me is Hazel. She is paradoxical compare to Katie. As I start to finish the
novel, the character Hazel and I share the same characteristic as she was presented in the novel. Hazel
and I are both shy, friendly, and she s is also helpful.
First Hazel is very shy, as she server for the resturant seconds she doesnt make and friends or talks
very much. The first interaction between Hazel and Katie, Hazel hardly talk to Katie. She said short
phrases like Hello...? and Last...Night? Hazel shows that she s very shy, If she wasn t
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Imperialism In The Belgian Congo
Although in some imperialism improved the lives of the native people in the Belgian Congo by
providing modern infrastructure such as schools and hospitals, to a great extent imperialism made life
worse because of its effect on nationalism and traditions as well as, the physical and emotional strain
it inflicted in the Belgian Congo.
However, imperialism helped the native Congolians by providing modern forms of infrastructure.
Before the discovery of the African Congo, life in Africa was subpar. Lifespans were much shorter,
literacy and research were foreign concepts, and transportation was a mere fantasy. Infrastructure
provided the native Congolians with schools, hospitals, and railroads, giving them improved lifestyles.
The schools provided ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were now able to communicate with other countries by studying their languages. Education gave
them the tools to maintain the modern lifestyles that they had developed during Belgian rule. The
Congolians were also provided with hospitals. These hospitals lengthened the lives spans of the
natives. People were less likely to suffer from medical issues and be able to recover from illnesses.
The hospitals utilized modern medicine, such things as medicines and vaccines were all created in the
scientific laboratories that were also built in Africa. These laboratories were able to also teach the
Congolians how to make discoveries that would improve their lives without the aid of the Belgians.
Some of these advances included transportation. Improved forms of transportation were also a gifts
from the Belgians. Trains and railroads formed, and were commonly used by the Congolians when
farming. By having another way to move around that did not require
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Although in some imperialism improved the lives of the native people in the Belgian Congo by
providing modern infrastructure such as schools and hospitals, to a great extent imperialism made life
worse because of its effect on nationalism and traditions as well as, the physical and emotional strain
it inflicted in the Belgian Congo.
However, imperialism helped the native Congolians by providing modern forms of infrastructure.
Before the discovery of the African Congo, life in Africa was subpar. Lifespans were much shorter,
literacy and research were foreign concepts, and transportation was a mere fantasy. Infrastructure
provided the native Congolians with schools, hospitals, and railroads, giving them improved lifestyles.
The schools provided ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were now able to communicate with other countries by studying their languages. Education gave
them the tools to maintain the modern lifestyles that they had developed during Belgian rule. The
Congolians were also provided with hospitals. These hospitals lengthened the lives spans of the
natives. People were less likely to suffer from medical issues and be able to recover from illnesses.
The hospitals utilized modern medicine, such things as medicines and vaccines were all created in the
scientific laboratories that were also built in Africa. These laboratories were able to also teach the
Congolians how to make discoveries that would improve their lives without the aid of the Belgians.
Some of these advances included transportation. Improved forms of transportation were also a gifts
from the Belgians. Trains and railroads formed, and were commonly used by the Congolians when
farming. By having another way to move around that did not require
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sonnet 116 Love Essay
Love is a central theme in William Shakespeare s sonnets, yet the means by which love is expressed
and the form in which it takes differs across various sonnets. In sonnet 116, Shakespeare lavishes the
reader with beautiful imagery of love in its most idyllic form. On the other hand, in sonnet 130, he
adopts a more realistic approach to love as it is experienced by everyday people. In both cases, the
poet is able to artfully convey the theme of love in its various forms such that the reader is able to
easily recognize and identify with it.
Sonnet 116 depicts love in its ideal form. The poet discusses how marriage brings together true minds
(1). By emphasizing the importance of the mind, he is minimizing the physical attraction commonly ...
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There is no use of grandiose metaphor or allusion; he does not compare his love to Venus, there is no
evocation to Morpheus, etc. In fact, it is the polar opposite as he states, I grant I never saw another
goddess go , essentially making clear that his love is no form of beautiful divinity. The ordinary
beauty and humanity of his lover are important to Shakespeare in this sonnet, and he deliberately uses
typical love poetry metaphors against themselves. Another example of this reversal is when he says
how I have seen roses damasked, red and white, but no such roses see I in her cheeks to emphasize
that she does not fit the mold of classic romanticized imagery. The references to love affiliated objects
of perfection are indeed present, but they are there to illustrate that his lover is not as beautiful a total
rejection of Petrarch form and content. Shakespeare utilizes a new structure, through which the
straightforward theme of his lover s simplicity can be developed in the three quatrains and neatly
concluded in the final couplet. He uses this counter intuitive method of describing his lover to call out
the cliché of typical grandiose love lyrics and to further develop the claim that the love he has for this
woman is unique. Rather than being seduced with perfect femininity, he is deeply in love with
someone who does not emulate these qualities.
In Sonnet 116, I admire how Shakespeare addresses
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Love is a central theme in William Shakespeare s sonnets, yet the means by which love is expressed
and the form in which it takes differs across various sonnets. In sonnet 116, Shakespeare lavishes the
reader with beautiful imagery of love in its most idyllic form. On the other hand, in sonnet 130, he
adopts a more realistic approach to love as it is experienced by everyday people. In both cases, the
poet is able to artfully convey the theme of love in its various forms such that the reader is able to
easily recognize and identify with it.
Sonnet 116 depicts love in its ideal form. The poet discusses how marriage brings together true minds
(1). By emphasizing the importance of the mind, he is minimizing the physical attraction commonly ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is no use of grandiose metaphor or allusion; he does not compare his love to Venus, there is no
evocation to Morpheus, etc. In fact, it is the polar opposite as he states, I grant I never saw another
goddess go , essentially making clear that his love is no form of beautiful divinity. The ordinary
beauty and humanity of his lover are important to Shakespeare in this sonnet, and he deliberately uses
typical love poetry metaphors against themselves. Another example of this reversal is when he says
how I have seen roses damasked, red and white, but no such roses see I in her cheeks to emphasize
that she does not fit the mold of classic romanticized imagery. The references to love affiliated objects
of perfection are indeed present, but they are there to illustrate that his lover is not as beautiful a total
rejection of Petrarch form and content. Shakespeare utilizes a new structure, through which the
straightforward theme of his lover s simplicity can be developed in the three quatrains and neatly
concluded in the final couplet. He uses this counter intuitive method of describing his lover to call out
the cliché of typical grandiose love lyrics and to further develop the claim that the love he has for this
woman is unique. Rather than being seduced with perfect femininity, he is deeply in love with
someone who does not emulate these qualities.
In Sonnet 116, I admire how Shakespeare addresses
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Understanding The General Strain Theory On Crime
Understanding the General Strain Theory on Crime
Codie Bastress
University Wisconsin Oshkosh
Abstract This paper explores Robert Agnew s General Strain Theory by helping to explain what it is as
well as research that has been conducted to support it. A majority of the articles used in this paper help
try and explain or define what GST is as well as attempt to define its components. This paper will then
help better understand some of the research that has been done regarding GST. These studies will help
explain why certain types of strain lead to criminal acts as well as the effect of negative emotions
leading to crime. Another aspect introduces the matter of how people cope with certain strains by
committing crime and reasons behind it. The importance of strains leading to juvenile delinquency is
briefly explained. Next, some limitations on the theory are provided. These will include
recommendations for further studies on the GST along with explanations as to why policy applications
are difficult for this theory. Naturally, weaknesses of the theory will also be provided within the
limitations section. Finally, an application of the general strain theory will be provided for the film
Bernie.
Understanding the General Strain Theory An abundance of research has been conducted on how
Robert Agnew s strain theory can help better understand why crime is committed. However,
limitations to this to theory have come to the surface. Some suggest that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Understanding the General Strain Theory on Crime
Codie Bastress
University Wisconsin Oshkosh
Abstract This paper explores Robert Agnew s General Strain Theory by helping to explain what it is as
well as research that has been conducted to support it. A majority of the articles used in this paper help
try and explain or define what GST is as well as attempt to define its components. This paper will then
help better understand some of the research that has been done regarding GST. These studies will help
explain why certain types of strain lead to criminal acts as well as the effect of negative emotions
leading to crime. Another aspect introduces the matter of how people cope with certain strains by
committing crime and reasons behind it. The importance of strains leading to juvenile delinquency is
briefly explained. Next, some limitations on the theory are provided. These will include
recommendations for further studies on the GST along with explanations as to why policy applications
are difficult for this theory. Naturally, weaknesses of the theory will also be provided within the
limitations section. Finally, an application of the general strain theory will be provided for the film
Bernie.
Understanding the General Strain Theory An abundance of research has been conducted on how
Robert Agnew s strain theory can help better understand why crime is committed. However,
limitations to this to theory have come to the surface. Some suggest that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Turkey s Accession to the European Union
Relations between Turkey and European integration institutions began with Turkey s application for
associate membership in the European Economic Community(EEC) in 1959. Turkey applied for full
membership in the EEC in 1987 but did not gain candidate status until 1999. Since 1999, relations
between Turkey and the European Union (EU) have gained momentum, and Turkey s EU accession
negotiations began in 2005. Since that time, discussions about the implications of Turkey s
prospective EU membership have become more serious and extensive in both Turkey and the EU.the
potential advantages and drawbacks of Turkey s EU membership for both Turkey and the EU. It
considers economic, social, political, and security factors. When the enlargement ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
EU membership has been regarded as one of the significant tools for achieving this goal in Turkey. In
this context, Turkey has given great importance to its relations with EU integration institutions. The
long history of relations starting with the signing of the Ankara Agreement on 12 September 1963
between Turkey and the European Economic Community (EEC) is an evident indication of this
importance. Turkey, one of the founding members of the United Nations and the Organisation for
Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and a member of NATO since 1952, showed its
willingness to continue to increase its role in the different areas of Western policy.With the signing of
the Ankara Agreement, trade began to be liberalized, followed by the completion of the Customs
Union by the end of 1995. since the signing of Ankara Agreement, there have been ups and downs in
the relations between Turkey and EU integration institutions. Turkey applied for full membership in
the EEC in 1987. In 1990, the European Council endorsed the Commission opinion underlining
Turkey s eligibility for membership, but deferred the assessment of this application until the
emergence of a more favourable environment. Additionally,despite the advanced relations and
economic integration between Turkey and the EU, Turkey was not characterized as a candidate
country at the Luxembourg Summit in 1997.These developments alienated Turkey and adversely
affected its EU
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Relations between Turkey and European integration institutions began with Turkey s application for
associate membership in the European Economic Community(EEC) in 1959. Turkey applied for full
membership in the EEC in 1987 but did not gain candidate status until 1999. Since 1999, relations
between Turkey and the European Union (EU) have gained momentum, and Turkey s EU accession
negotiations began in 2005. Since that time, discussions about the implications of Turkey s
prospective EU membership have become more serious and extensive in both Turkey and the EU.the
potential advantages and drawbacks of Turkey s EU membership for both Turkey and the EU. It
considers economic, social, political, and security factors. When the enlargement ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
EU membership has been regarded as one of the significant tools for achieving this goal in Turkey. In
this context, Turkey has given great importance to its relations with EU integration institutions. The
long history of relations starting with the signing of the Ankara Agreement on 12 September 1963
between Turkey and the European Economic Community (EEC) is an evident indication of this
importance. Turkey, one of the founding members of the United Nations and the Organisation for
Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and a member of NATO since 1952, showed its
willingness to continue to increase its role in the different areas of Western policy.With the signing of
the Ankara Agreement, trade began to be liberalized, followed by the completion of the Customs
Union by the end of 1995. since the signing of Ankara Agreement, there have been ups and downs in
the relations between Turkey and EU integration institutions. Turkey applied for full membership in
the EEC in 1987. In 1990, the European Council endorsed the Commission opinion underlining
Turkey s eligibility for membership, but deferred the assessment of this application until the
emergence of a more favourable environment. Additionally,despite the advanced relations and
economic integration between Turkey and the EU, Turkey was not characterized as a candidate
country at the Luxembourg Summit in 1997.These developments alienated Turkey and adversely
affected its EU
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Muscular Dystrophy Canada
Health Education Resource Critique
The use of creditable and appropriate resources is important for educators because all internet should
be adept at critically evaluating information (Rankin, Stallings London, 2005, p.380). To ensure that
information is unbiased, accurate, and up to date and clear to the reader the educator should evaluate
each resource that is going to be used (Rankin, et al., 2005, p. 280). Muscular dystrophy is a group of
diseases that cause progressive weakness and loss of muscle mass (Muscular Dystrophy Canada,
2015). The Muscular Dystrophy Canada has developed a web page available for those effected by
muscular dystrophy and their caregivers. It is located at the web address www.muscle.ca. Information
on this site ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On examination the user will be able to find out that the web page was designed for those effected
with muscular dystrophy and others who are involved in their care. The header of the site s main page
tells the user why the site was created. This is due to a list of drop down menus designed to become
noticed easily, the titles are located in a highlighted column. The font size varies on the first page but
it can be enlarged by selecting font size on the top left corner. The search engine is located at the top
right corner and is easy to locate. Contact information is found in a contacts section located in the drop
down menu located in the header and also located in the footer, the contact information includes
names, phone numbers and email addresses. The body contains pictures that link to new and important
information such as special dates or news. The footer of the web site contains a detailed site map so
the user can find information efficiently. There is a link to multiple social media sites near the bottom
of the front page which increases the usability of the website, it also can be used to improve or
enhance professional networking and education, organizational promotion, patient care, patient
education, and public health programs (Ventola, 2014). As a quick review on the three components
similar to other web pages the first impression is
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Health Education Resource Critique
The use of creditable and appropriate resources is important for educators because all internet should
be adept at critically evaluating information (Rankin, Stallings London, 2005, p.380). To ensure that
information is unbiased, accurate, and up to date and clear to the reader the educator should evaluate
each resource that is going to be used (Rankin, et al., 2005, p. 280). Muscular dystrophy is a group of
diseases that cause progressive weakness and loss of muscle mass (Muscular Dystrophy Canada,
2015). The Muscular Dystrophy Canada has developed a web page available for those effected by
muscular dystrophy and their caregivers. It is located at the web address www.muscle.ca. Information
on this site ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On examination the user will be able to find out that the web page was designed for those effected
with muscular dystrophy and others who are involved in their care. The header of the site s main page
tells the user why the site was created. This is due to a list of drop down menus designed to become
noticed easily, the titles are located in a highlighted column. The font size varies on the first page but
it can be enlarged by selecting font size on the top left corner. The search engine is located at the top
right corner and is easy to locate. Contact information is found in a contacts section located in the drop
down menu located in the header and also located in the footer, the contact information includes
names, phone numbers and email addresses. The body contains pictures that link to new and important
information such as special dates or news. The footer of the web site contains a detailed site map so
the user can find information efficiently. There is a link to multiple social media sites near the bottom
of the front page which increases the usability of the website, it also can be used to improve or
enhance professional networking and education, organizational promotion, patient care, patient
education, and public health programs (Ventola, 2014). As a quick review on the three components
similar to other web pages the first impression is
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Essay on slyvia plath
Sylvia Plath s quot;Mirror, quot; shows a truly thoughtful look into the different sights and feelings a
mirror would have if it were a live conscious being, unable to lie. By showing the thoughts and
emotions that a mirror would emit, Plath makes you look inward towards how you present yourself
not only to your mirror but also to yourself. This is an eye opening poem because of its truthful
descriptions of the relationship between the inner feelings of people and how their outward
appearances that they portray of themselves affect them in and out of the public realm. Examples of
this are put throughout the poem quot;Mirror, quot; and can be found in just about every line of the
poem. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The next section of the poem introduces a woman into the life of the mirror. She look toward the
mirror seeking to find what she truly wants to discover (beauty), and the mirror truthfully reflects back
to her what it sees. She turns from the reflection as if to look for the quot;truth quot; in something else,
not excepting what she has just seen. Unable to find it, the mirror sees her agitation and depression
after seeing her true self within it. She is always looking into the mirror to make sure everything is
perfect and to put everything in it s place, so to speak. In this the mirror, as the years seemingly pass,
sees the young girl transform from her youth into an old woman and lose all that she has fretted over
and over about throughout her life. Each day, she is reminded by the mirror of her lost youth and
beauty that was once projected back at her so faithfully.
The mirror in the poem is a representation of the truths in life that as a person is difficult to come to
terms with in one s self. The woman s view of herself and her reluctance to accept her natural and God
given beauty, shows how we all (as a society or as an individual) find it hard to accept ourselves for
who we truly are. How we try to make ourselves into a conformed object of quot;popular beauty quot;
based upon our outward appearance, instead of going by how our personal feelings that come from
within us.
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Sylvia Plath s quot;Mirror, quot; shows a truly thoughtful look into the different sights and feelings a
mirror would have if it were a live conscious being, unable to lie. By showing the thoughts and
emotions that a mirror would emit, Plath makes you look inward towards how you present yourself
not only to your mirror but also to yourself. This is an eye opening poem because of its truthful
descriptions of the relationship between the inner feelings of people and how their outward
appearances that they portray of themselves affect them in and out of the public realm. Examples of
this are put throughout the poem quot;Mirror, quot; and can be found in just about every line of the
poem. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The next section of the poem introduces a woman into the life of the mirror. She look toward the
mirror seeking to find what she truly wants to discover (beauty), and the mirror truthfully reflects back
to her what it sees. She turns from the reflection as if to look for the quot;truth quot; in something else,
not excepting what she has just seen. Unable to find it, the mirror sees her agitation and depression
after seeing her true self within it. She is always looking into the mirror to make sure everything is
perfect and to put everything in it s place, so to speak. In this the mirror, as the years seemingly pass,
sees the young girl transform from her youth into an old woman and lose all that she has fretted over
and over about throughout her life. Each day, she is reminded by the mirror of her lost youth and
beauty that was once projected back at her so faithfully.
The mirror in the poem is a representation of the truths in life that as a person is difficult to come to
terms with in one s self. The woman s view of herself and her reluctance to accept her natural and God
given beauty, shows how we all (as a society or as an individual) find it hard to accept ourselves for
who we truly are. How we try to make ourselves into a conformed object of quot;popular beauty quot;
based upon our outward appearance, instead of going by how our personal feelings that come from
within us.
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Winston-Salem State University
Winston Salem State University is a public institution that became a State Normal School in 1892.
Nevertheless, WSSU carries about 1,340 men and 3,453 women. It is a historically black public
research University, located in Winston Salem, North Carolina. Winston Salem State University
(WSSU) has a certified Educational School board offering baccalaureate and graduate programs to a
diverse population of students. When applying to Winston Salem State University one should consider
the admissions criteria, tuition, and academic majors. Also, it is important to have academic support,
to understand the college s demographic, and familiarize oneself with campus life. Winston Salem
State University students can choose from more than 40 undergraduate ... Show more content on
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Overall the campus life is a wonderful experience at WSSU, they have lots of activities and make you
feel at home and as comfortable as possible. The department of Interpersonal Violence Prevention
(IVP) is dedicated to creating a safe and non threatening environment for students on the campus of
WSSU. The department of IVP provides services to students who are experiencing domestic violence,
dating violence, also violence through social media and other personal traits. It is their goal to foster
healthy, stable and nurturing relationships throughout education. The IVP s mission is to create a safe,
respectful and non threatening environment for students who may be involved in abusive relationships
and those who may be interested in learning about healthy interpersonal relationships. It is our goal to
foster healthy, stable and nurturing relationships through education, holistic student development and
community resources. WSSU has different of academics to chose from. One of the academics is
General Education.The General Education curriculum is designed to foster the development of critical
skills such as thinking, writing, and speaking while offering students the opportunity to explore the
vast fields that make up
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Winston Salem State University is a public institution that became a State Normal School in 1892.
Nevertheless, WSSU carries about 1,340 men and 3,453 women. It is a historically black public
research University, located in Winston Salem, North Carolina. Winston Salem State University
(WSSU) has a certified Educational School board offering baccalaureate and graduate programs to a
diverse population of students. When applying to Winston Salem State University one should consider
the admissions criteria, tuition, and academic majors. Also, it is important to have academic support,
to understand the college s demographic, and familiarize oneself with campus life. Winston Salem
State University students can choose from more than 40 undergraduate ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Overall the campus life is a wonderful experience at WSSU, they have lots of activities and make you
feel at home and as comfortable as possible. The department of Interpersonal Violence Prevention
(IVP) is dedicated to creating a safe and non threatening environment for students on the campus of
WSSU. The department of IVP provides services to students who are experiencing domestic violence,
dating violence, also violence through social media and other personal traits. It is their goal to foster
healthy, stable and nurturing relationships throughout education. The IVP s mission is to create a safe,
respectful and non threatening environment for students who may be involved in abusive relationships
and those who may be interested in learning about healthy interpersonal relationships. It is our goal to
foster healthy, stable and nurturing relationships through education, holistic student development and
community resources. WSSU has different of academics to chose from. One of the academics is
General Education.The General Education curriculum is designed to foster the development of critical
skills such as thinking, writing, and speaking while offering students the opportunity to explore the
vast fields that make up
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Reflection On Multiculturalism And Music
For part two of this project, I decided to interview a friend that I became very close to and can relate a
lot to since my time starting at the college, Joseph Ahn. I asked him four questions regarding the
environment in which he was raised in, what the music education program was like there, how he
would describe his own identity, and the outside influences that shaped his identity. This is significant
to me because I think it is important to always get new and unique perspectives on your own ideas. It
is imperative that researchers see multiple point of views so that they can create an accurate
representation of what they are studying and what they want to accomplish. By simply looking at one
s own experience is to only see one side of the argument. I want to make sure that I am not being as
biased as possible. I believe that everyone should try to keep an open mind to everything that they
learn and everything that they take a stance on. If you only look at one side of the argument, then you
will never truly learn and grow. I also wanted to ask someone of color just like me because I feel like
people of color bring unique perspectives on key topics especially to one pertaining to
multiculturalism and music. Sometimes I feel as though the music world is predominantly made up of
whites, and there is barely any representation of other races. The first question I asked him was: Can
you describe what your town is like? Joe grew up in Piscataway Township. He told me that his
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For part two of this project, I decided to interview a friend that I became very close to and can relate a
lot to since my time starting at the college, Joseph Ahn. I asked him four questions regarding the
environment in which he was raised in, what the music education program was like there, how he
would describe his own identity, and the outside influences that shaped his identity. This is significant
to me because I think it is important to always get new and unique perspectives on your own ideas. It
is imperative that researchers see multiple point of views so that they can create an accurate
representation of what they are studying and what they want to accomplish. By simply looking at one
s own experience is to only see one side of the argument. I want to make sure that I am not being as
biased as possible. I believe that everyone should try to keep an open mind to everything that they
learn and everything that they take a stance on. If you only look at one side of the argument, then you
will never truly learn and grow. I also wanted to ask someone of color just like me because I feel like
people of color bring unique perspectives on key topics especially to one pertaining to
multiculturalism and music. Sometimes I feel as though the music world is predominantly made up of
whites, and there is barely any representation of other races. The first question I asked him was: Can
you describe what your town is like? Joe grew up in Piscataway Township. He told me that his
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Unit 9
The biggest problem that Dalman and Lei face is the sense of urgency regarding their technological
advancement. Dalman and Lei are under a lot of pressure to adopt this new technology and implement
it in a very limited amount of time. The increase in customers has left Sandwich Blitz almost crippled.
Their employees are unable to properly fulfill all of the orders coming in which in turn is reflecting
negatively upon their business. All of the errors that are being made will eventually run their business
into the ground. Customers have come to expect a quality product and a great service experience.
Without these two things, customers will no longer choose to visit Sandwich Blitz.
The other area of concern is the amount of support ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The way we used to service our customers was creating far too many mistakes and frustration. We
intend to bring harmony back to our restaurants by allowing the customers to input their own orders
into our new system. By placing the responsibility in the customer s hands, our employees will be able
to focus more on the preparation of the food. This will alleviate many of the errors currently being
made which in turn will bring down the stress level within the work environment. We are preparing
for there to be a learning curve and possibly some confusion. A training program is already being
created. This program will allow our employees to ease into the new system without a huge
transitional period.
We have already begun formulating a team that will lead the implementation process from beginning
to end. We have selected a few men and women from all levels of our management group that have
proven to be strong assets to this company thus far in their careers. We are still looking to fill two
more spots on our support and technical teams. If you feel your skill set and experience would prove
to be powerful tools in helping to bring about this exciting change in our company, please contact
Mindy Sanchez in Human Resources to schedule an interview.
We at Sandwich Blitz, Inc. are very excited about the progression of our
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The biggest problem that Dalman and Lei face is the sense of urgency regarding their technological
advancement. Dalman and Lei are under a lot of pressure to adopt this new technology and implement
it in a very limited amount of time. The increase in customers has left Sandwich Blitz almost crippled.
Their employees are unable to properly fulfill all of the orders coming in which in turn is reflecting
negatively upon their business. All of the errors that are being made will eventually run their business
into the ground. Customers have come to expect a quality product and a great service experience.
Without these two things, customers will no longer choose to visit Sandwich Blitz.
The other area of concern is the amount of support ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The way we used to service our customers was creating far too many mistakes and frustration. We
intend to bring harmony back to our restaurants by allowing the customers to input their own orders
into our new system. By placing the responsibility in the customer s hands, our employees will be able
to focus more on the preparation of the food. This will alleviate many of the errors currently being
made which in turn will bring down the stress level within the work environment. We are preparing
for there to be a learning curve and possibly some confusion. A training program is already being
created. This program will allow our employees to ease into the new system without a huge
transitional period.
We have already begun formulating a team that will lead the implementation process from beginning
to end. We have selected a few men and women from all levels of our management group that have
proven to be strong assets to this company thus far in their careers. We are still looking to fill two
more spots on our support and technical teams. If you feel your skill set and experience would prove
to be powerful tools in helping to bring about this exciting change in our company, please contact
Mindy Sanchez in Human Resources to schedule an interview.
We at Sandwich Blitz, Inc. are very excited about the progression of our
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
madonna Essay
Have you ever heard a song once and was never able to get the tune out of your head no matter how
hard you tried? I know that has happened to me on several occasions. Whether we enjoy the songs or
not, there is something about music within popular culture that drives the American public wild.
Sadly, for quite sometime the music industry was largely closed off to women. Of course there were
obvious exceptions to this, since talented female artists have existed through the ages, but on the
whole there were not many female artists that got a lot of airplay and certainly none were considered
significantly influential in the music industry.
Recently the United States has begun to experience a women s musical renaissance. Women s roles in
pop ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not surprisingly, Madonna has set many of the standards for music videos, and has had over 10
number one singles (Madonna fan club n. pag.). At the time Madonna first arrived on the scene there
hadn t been a strong female icon in music since Billie Holiday. Like Holiday, Madonna turned heads
with her sexy attitude and approach to life, love, and sex. Think what you might about her musical
talent, she pushed the power of female sexuality to the forefront of the public eye, taking it so far as to
present her sexual manifesto in a self published soft core pornography book, entitled quot;Sex quot;.
Anyone who has done the math can figure out that Madonna s days as an active sexual icon are
becoming numbered; add to that her relatively new role as responsible mother, and you now see a new,
cleaned up version of Madonna emerging to take her through the next decade.
The current generation just seems so weak compared to the gains made up until Madonna. don t
constitute great jumps in feminine power, they are wonderful examples of the natural freedom that
Madonna inspired in the generation that watched her on MTV between cartoons.
Although Brittany Spears and Madonna made very different career choices, aspects of their lives and
influence are very similar. Both artists moved to New York at a very young age and performed at
small clubs and bars. Another thing
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Have you ever heard a song once and was never able to get the tune out of your head no matter how
hard you tried? I know that has happened to me on several occasions. Whether we enjoy the songs or
not, there is something about music within popular culture that drives the American public wild.
Sadly, for quite sometime the music industry was largely closed off to women. Of course there were
obvious exceptions to this, since talented female artists have existed through the ages, but on the
whole there were not many female artists that got a lot of airplay and certainly none were considered
significantly influential in the music industry.
Recently the United States has begun to experience a women s musical renaissance. Women s roles in
pop ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not surprisingly, Madonna has set many of the standards for music videos, and has had over 10
number one singles (Madonna fan club n. pag.). At the time Madonna first arrived on the scene there
hadn t been a strong female icon in music since Billie Holiday. Like Holiday, Madonna turned heads
with her sexy attitude and approach to life, love, and sex. Think what you might about her musical
talent, she pushed the power of female sexuality to the forefront of the public eye, taking it so far as to
present her sexual manifesto in a self published soft core pornography book, entitled quot;Sex quot;.
Anyone who has done the math can figure out that Madonna s days as an active sexual icon are
becoming numbered; add to that her relatively new role as responsible mother, and you now see a new,
cleaned up version of Madonna emerging to take her through the next decade.
The current generation just seems so weak compared to the gains made up until Madonna. don t
constitute great jumps in feminine power, they are wonderful examples of the natural freedom that
Madonna inspired in the generation that watched her on MTV between cartoons.
Although Brittany Spears and Madonna made very different career choices, aspects of their lives and
influence are very similar. Both artists moved to New York at a very young age and performed at
small clubs and bars. Another thing
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Chemical, Biological, Radiological, And Nuclear Weapons
CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, AND NUCLEAR WEAPONS:
THE NEXT FACE OF TERRORSM
A Master Thesis (Draft)
Submitted to the Faculty of American Public University by Brock A. Lindsey
Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts
July 2015
American Public University
Charles Town, WV
The reality that countries like North Korea, Iran, and Iraq are working on ballistic missiles. And that
terrorists who fly no national flag are trying to acquire chemical and biological weapons.
George J. Tenet, June 14, 2001
I. Introduction Terrorism is far from new to nations around the world. Attacks that make the headlines
in international news occur almost daily. However, each act of terrorism provides its own goal or
objective, which may or may not have a different aim than a previous attack, which makes the threat
even more difficult to prevent. Terrorism is a concept that is hard to define, but many government
organizations and authors around the world have defined or attempted to provide a definition of
terrorism. In spite of the lack of a single definition, terrorism is commonly referred to as a
phenomenon because it is constantly evolving. This, in turn, makes terrorism even more difficult to
predict and forecast.
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) have been a significant fear since the attacks of 9/11. Al Qaeda
s use of airplanes as a weapon became the cause of mass terror and destruction to the American people
as well as the world. The threat of Chemical, Biological,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, AND NUCLEAR WEAPONS:
THE NEXT FACE OF TERRORSM
A Master Thesis (Draft)
Submitted to the Faculty of American Public University by Brock A. Lindsey
Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts
July 2015
American Public University
Charles Town, WV
The reality that countries like North Korea, Iran, and Iraq are working on ballistic missiles. And that
terrorists who fly no national flag are trying to acquire chemical and biological weapons.
George J. Tenet, June 14, 2001
I. Introduction Terrorism is far from new to nations around the world. Attacks that make the headlines
in international news occur almost daily. However, each act of terrorism provides its own goal or
objective, which may or may not have a different aim than a previous attack, which makes the threat
even more difficult to prevent. Terrorism is a concept that is hard to define, but many government
organizations and authors around the world have defined or attempted to provide a definition of
terrorism. In spite of the lack of a single definition, terrorism is commonly referred to as a
phenomenon because it is constantly evolving. This, in turn, makes terrorism even more difficult to
predict and forecast.
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) have been a significant fear since the attacks of 9/11. Al Qaeda
s use of airplanes as a weapon became the cause of mass terror and destruction to the American people
as well as the world. The threat of Chemical, Biological,
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Why We Should Attend Notre Dame
Jack, you should attend Notre Dame because it is a small high school, it is a college preparatory
school, and it is a Catholic school. You should attend Peoria Notre Dame because it is a small high
school. Attending a small school is better than attending a large school because you will get to know
your classmates better. While you may not be friends with all of peers, you will know everyone s
name. Smaller schools also mean smaller classes. Small classes are nice because they allow a student
to form a personal relationship with the teacher. This relationship can be very helpful if you are
struggling with a class or lesson. Next, going to Notre Dame is wonderful because it is a college
preparatory school. Attending a college prep school
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Jack, you should attend Notre Dame because it is a small high school, it is a college preparatory
school, and it is a Catholic school. You should attend Peoria Notre Dame because it is a small high
school. Attending a small school is better than attending a large school because you will get to know
your classmates better. While you may not be friends with all of peers, you will know everyone s
name. Smaller schools also mean smaller classes. Small classes are nice because they allow a student
to form a personal relationship with the teacher. This relationship can be very helpful if you are
struggling with a class or lesson. Next, going to Notre Dame is wonderful because it is a college
preparatory school. Attending a college prep school
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Bend It Like Beckham Essay
The in movie Bend it like Beckham is a story on two ambitious 18 years old protagonist girls,
Jessminder Bhamra (Jess) and Juliett Paxton (Jules). Both girls with big dreams in pursuing to be a
professional football player. The show started off with Jess playing football in the park with her
friends. She has a natural talent in mastering the skills of football. One fine day when she was at the
park, Jules who plays in the girls football team Hounslow Harries , saw Jess s talent and have asked
her to try out for the girls football team.
Their football coach, Joe, who is kind enough to coach the girls football team in overcoming obstacles
and enhancing their football skills, was sceptical about Jess trying out for the team. As soon as Jess
was on the field, he ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The women are not allowed to expose bare skins and they usually wear saries, which is a form of
dress with a large piece of sash across their body. The very common role of a women is to be at home
cleaning, cooking and looking after their children. Like in the movie, we can see that from Jess s
mother, she wears a saree and also is always at home looking after the family. However, in today s
society, more women are coming out of their homes to obtain a job and sustain their household. In the
movie, Jess s parents are against her dreams of becoming a professional football player because it goes
against the tradition of their culture for a women. As her mother was scolding her saying that as a
women she should learn how to cook and take care of the family rather than being outside playing
football. In my opinion I think that football is usually associated as a guy s sport and it is out of the
norm for a women to be playing football. It shows that a girl should be proper and not be running
around with a ball or even running at all. Boys on the other hand have the freedom to do whatever
they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The in movie Bend it like Beckham is a story on two ambitious 18 years old protagonist girls,
Jessminder Bhamra (Jess) and Juliett Paxton (Jules). Both girls with big dreams in pursuing to be a
professional football player. The show started off with Jess playing football in the park with her
friends. She has a natural talent in mastering the skills of football. One fine day when she was at the
park, Jules who plays in the girls football team Hounslow Harries , saw Jess s talent and have asked
her to try out for the girls football team.
Their football coach, Joe, who is kind enough to coach the girls football team in overcoming obstacles
and enhancing their football skills, was sceptical about Jess trying out for the team. As soon as Jess
was on the field, he ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The women are not allowed to expose bare skins and they usually wear saries, which is a form of
dress with a large piece of sash across their body. The very common role of a women is to be at home
cleaning, cooking and looking after their children. Like in the movie, we can see that from Jess s
mother, she wears a saree and also is always at home looking after the family. However, in today s
society, more women are coming out of their homes to obtain a job and sustain their household. In the
movie, Jess s parents are against her dreams of becoming a professional football player because it goes
against the tradition of their culture for a women. As her mother was scolding her saying that as a
women she should learn how to cook and take care of the family rather than being outside playing
football. In my opinion I think that football is usually associated as a guy s sport and it is out of the
norm for a women to be playing football. It shows that a girl should be proper and not be running
around with a ball or even running at all. Boys on the other hand have the freedom to do whatever
they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lord Byron s Manfred, The Iconic Overbearing And Guilt...
Beyond the scope of the mystic and supernatural world that exists in Lord Byron s Manfred, the iconic
overbearing and guilt stricken Manfred has influenced the Byronic archetype to transcend beyond the
gothic setting into today s modern pop culture. Extending outside the gothic genre, which is
characterized by the macabre, mysterious, supernatural, and terrifying , the haunting settings of
looming, isolated landscapes, and dark forbidding symbolism, the Byronic hero archetype still exists
in even the popular science fiction genre, with its themes rooted in dystopian and post apocalyptic
environments (Lynch and Stillinger 584). For instance, the Byronic hero archetype is portrayed in
Hideki Anno s Neon Genesis Evangelion through the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This precise description of Manfred in total isolation in a gothic setting is also explored in Sheley s
Demolished worlds: Manfred and sublime (unburial) where Sheley discusses how the space that exists
in Manfred functions as a place of skeptical rendition of nature using to illustrate Manfred s
destruction through the unrestrained spaces of nature that oppresses Manfred (Sheley). Through the
descriptions of Manfred s world as its own microcosm, Byron illustrates Manfred s agonizing
imprisonment and enclosure within a universe where unworldly settings such as Of mountains
inaccessible are haunts exist, and a setting that allows the eerie existence of imaginative phenomenon
to exist such as Manfred s abilities to conjure spirits at will (Byron 640; 1.1.33). The concepts of the
Byronic Hero s own personal flaws tie in perfectly with the surrounding the character exists in, as it
shows how the setting becomes a mirror into the character s psyche. In Nicholson s Byron and the
Drama of Temptation , Nicholson discusses Byron s obsession with writing with action and less so
about abstract ideas , which Nicholson discusses drawn from Byron s gravitation toward subjects such
as history, anthropology, and comparative life and manners of people (Nicholson). Byron s obsession
with underscoring poems of action is shown in Manfred, which Nicholson argues is essential to Byron
s narratives as a drama of exile where
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Beyond the scope of the mystic and supernatural world that exists in Lord Byron s Manfred, the iconic
overbearing and guilt stricken Manfred has influenced the Byronic archetype to transcend beyond the
gothic setting into today s modern pop culture. Extending outside the gothic genre, which is
characterized by the macabre, mysterious, supernatural, and terrifying , the haunting settings of
looming, isolated landscapes, and dark forbidding symbolism, the Byronic hero archetype still exists
in even the popular science fiction genre, with its themes rooted in dystopian and post apocalyptic
environments (Lynch and Stillinger 584). For instance, the Byronic hero archetype is portrayed in
Hideki Anno s Neon Genesis Evangelion through the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This precise description of Manfred in total isolation in a gothic setting is also explored in Sheley s
Demolished worlds: Manfred and sublime (unburial) where Sheley discusses how the space that exists
in Manfred functions as a place of skeptical rendition of nature using to illustrate Manfred s
destruction through the unrestrained spaces of nature that oppresses Manfred (Sheley). Through the
descriptions of Manfred s world as its own microcosm, Byron illustrates Manfred s agonizing
imprisonment and enclosure within a universe where unworldly settings such as Of mountains
inaccessible are haunts exist, and a setting that allows the eerie existence of imaginative phenomenon
to exist such as Manfred s abilities to conjure spirits at will (Byron 640; 1.1.33). The concepts of the
Byronic Hero s own personal flaws tie in perfectly with the surrounding the character exists in, as it
shows how the setting becomes a mirror into the character s psyche. In Nicholson s Byron and the
Drama of Temptation , Nicholson discusses Byron s obsession with writing with action and less so
about abstract ideas , which Nicholson discusses drawn from Byron s gravitation toward subjects such
as history, anthropology, and comparative life and manners of people (Nicholson). Byron s obsession
with underscoring poems of action is shown in Manfred, which Nicholson argues is essential to Byron
s narratives as a drama of exile where
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Berkshire Hathaway Phenomenon In the Context of Modern...
Berkshire Hathaway
Phenomenon
In the Context of Modern
Finance Theory
Septtember
2013
Berkshire Hathaway Phenomenon
In the Context of Modern Finance Theory
Introduction
Over the 46 years ending December 2012, Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway) has achieved a
compound, after tax, rate of return in excess of 20% p.a. Such consistent, long term, out performance
might be viewed as incompatible with modern finance theory.
This essay discusses the Berkshire Hathaway phenomenon in the context of modern finance theory.
Part 1 Modern Portfolio Theory
Berkshire Hathaway s investing strategies mainly differ with modern portfolio theory on two aspects.
The first one is the attitude towards the undesirable thing in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Having compared the differences, it is still worth noting that Markowitz did not rule out fundamental
analysis in portfolio selection process, as is said in his foregoing paper,(Markowitz, 1952) the process
of selecting a portfolio may be divided into two stages.
The first stage starts with observation and experience and ends with beliefs about the future
performances of available securities. The second stage starts with relevant beliefs about future
performances and ends with the choice of portfolio. This paper is concerned with the second stage .
Part 2 Efficient Market Hypothesis
The strong form of efficient market hypothesis states that all information, no matter public or private,
instantaneously affects current stock price. Semi strong form is only concerned with public
information, while the weak form suggests that current stock price reflects information in the previous
prices. In short, they simply imply that in the long run, no one should be able to beat the market in
terms of investment return.
As is said in Fama s paper in 1970, (Eugene F, 1970) the evidence in support of the efficient markets
model is extensive, and (somewhat uniquely in economics) contradictory evidence is sparse .
Berkshire Hathaway
Phenomenon
In the Context of Modern
Finance Theory
Septtember
2013
Berkshire Hathaway Phenomenon
In the Context of Modern Finance Theory
Introduction
Over the 46 years ending December 2012, Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway) has achieved a
compound, after tax, rate of return in excess of 20% p.a. Such consistent, long term, out performance
might be viewed as incompatible with modern finance theory.
This essay discusses the Berkshire Hathaway phenomenon in the context of modern finance theory.
Part 1 Modern Portfolio Theory
Berkshire Hathaway s investing strategies mainly differ with modern portfolio theory on two aspects.
The first one is the attitude towards the undesirable thing in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Having compared the differences, it is still worth noting that Markowitz did not rule out fundamental
analysis in portfolio selection process, as is said in his foregoing paper,(Markowitz, 1952) the process
of selecting a portfolio may be divided into two stages.
The first stage starts with observation and experience and ends with beliefs about the future
performances of available securities. The second stage starts with relevant beliefs about future
performances and ends with the choice of portfolio. This paper is concerned with the second stage .
Part 2 Efficient Market Hypothesis
The strong form of efficient market hypothesis states that all information, no matter public or private,
instantaneously affects current stock price. Semi strong form is only concerned with public
information, while the weak form suggests that current stock price reflects information in the previous
prices. In short, they simply imply that in the long run, no one should be able to beat the market in
terms of investment return.
As is said in Fama s paper in 1970, (Eugene F, 1970) the evidence in support of the efficient markets
model is extensive, and (somewhat uniquely in economics) contradictory evidence is sparse .
However, Warren Buffet has always criticised efficient market hypothesis as much as he could. The
major
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Michael Kor s Life And Accomplishments
Famous fashion designer Michael Kors was born on August 9, 1959. When he was born his name was
Karl Anderson Jr. Kors was born in Long Island, New York. He started working at a very early age a
childhood model. His birth parents decided to divorce when he was very young. His mother decided to
change his name when he was 5 years old. She changed his last name when she married Bill Kors. His
mother told him since she was changing his last name that he could change his first name as well. He
changed his first name to Michael and his middle name to David. The first thing he designed was his
mother s wedding dress. In the 1970 s he enrolled at Fashion Institute of Technology in New York
City. Things didn t work out with him and the school he dropped ... Show more content on
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His clothe sold in high end stores. He started small and went large quickly. Unfortunately, in 1990 he
was forced to file bankruptcy. Even though that little problem occurred he never gave up faith or ever
became discouraged. The next time around he decided to sell his clothing in a lower end store,
because the high end stores didn t work out in his favor. He became the creative director at Celine,
which is a fashion house. He worked there for 6 years before he went to something else. 2004 he
became a judge on the hit show Project Runway. ( HYPERLINK
http://www.biography.com/people/michael kors 594228 www.biography.com/people/michael kors
594228) He was known to be very outspoken and blunt. He stayed there for several years. In 2012 he
let it be known that he felt his time was up on the show and that he would be retiring. After gay
marriages became legal in New York City he married his lifetime partner whom he met in 1990 Lance
Le Pere. Lance Le Pere is the vice president of Michael Kors Women s Design. He never lost focus on
his dream, when things failed strived even harder. Kors clothes are a big hit. I learned so much while I
was doing the research. If I bend I will never break. Who would have even known a little boy who
designed his mother s wedding dress would become a famous fashion designer and would be known
all around the
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Famous fashion designer Michael Kors was born on August 9, 1959. When he was born his name was
Karl Anderson Jr. Kors was born in Long Island, New York. He started working at a very early age a
childhood model. His birth parents decided to divorce when he was very young. His mother decided to
change his name when he was 5 years old. She changed his last name when she married Bill Kors. His
mother told him since she was changing his last name that he could change his first name as well. He
changed his first name to Michael and his middle name to David. The first thing he designed was his
mother s wedding dress. In the 1970 s he enrolled at Fashion Institute of Technology in New York
City. Things didn t work out with him and the school he dropped ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
His clothe sold in high end stores. He started small and went large quickly. Unfortunately, in 1990 he
was forced to file bankruptcy. Even though that little problem occurred he never gave up faith or ever
became discouraged. The next time around he decided to sell his clothing in a lower end store,
because the high end stores didn t work out in his favor. He became the creative director at Celine,
which is a fashion house. He worked there for 6 years before he went to something else. 2004 he
became a judge on the hit show Project Runway. ( HYPERLINK
http://www.biography.com/people/michael kors 594228 www.biography.com/people/michael kors
594228) He was known to be very outspoken and blunt. He stayed there for several years. In 2012 he
let it be known that he felt his time was up on the show and that he would be retiring. After gay
marriages became legal in New York City he married his lifetime partner whom he met in 1990 Lance
Le Pere. Lance Le Pere is the vice president of Michael Kors Women s Design. He never lost focus on
his dream, when things failed strived even harder. Kors clothes are a big hit. I learned so much while I
was doing the research. If I bend I will never break. Who would have even known a little boy who
designed his mother s wedding dress would become a famous fashion designer and would be known
all around the
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Significance Of Church Architecture
PT6920 Church Architecture Site Visit Vikato Kappo
Final Paper on Church Architecture July 3, 2015
The Significance of Pulpit in the Church Architectural Settings
Introduction
The term Church Architecture refers to the architectural buildings of the Christian churches and
cathedrals, which evolved over two thousand years. The churches have witnessed varied styles of
architectural buildings from the early period of the birth of Christianity till today. Some of the most
significant church architectural buildings are from the church architectural designs of Byzantium,
Romanesque Abbey churches, Gothic Cathedrals, and Renaissance Basilicas. Till today, the
architectural building styles of the early church ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The word Pulpit is derived from the Latin word pulpitum meaning platform or an elevated stand of
stone or wood for the preacher or reader to stand on. Pulpit is essentially a place where something
important happens in the church. Generally in almost all churches, pulpit is used for preaching,
whereas in some churches pulpit is used both for preaching and reading of scripture. In early Christian
times, ambo was used for preaching instead of pulpit, and lectern, a speaker s stand in the church,
which means to read was used for reading scriptures by laymen, and also used for announcements, and
to lead congregation prayers.
Every Christian believes that God speaks to us through the proclamation of his Word; hence, the place
where the Word is proclaimed should be one of the focal points in the church. Some argues that it is
not essential and necessary to have two places for proclaiming the Word (i.e. pulpit and lectern). In
fact, many people prefer to have only one place for proclaiming the Word since having two platforms
confuses the congregation and also having lectern and pulpit were often limited to wealthy
congregations since many cannot afford it. Robert S. Brightman writes on the pulpit and lectern
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PT6920 Church Architecture Site Visit Vikato Kappo
Final Paper on Church Architecture July 3, 2015
The Significance of Pulpit in the Church Architectural Settings
Introduction
The term Church Architecture refers to the architectural buildings of the Christian churches and
cathedrals, which evolved over two thousand years. The churches have witnessed varied styles of
architectural buildings from the early period of the birth of Christianity till today. Some of the most
significant church architectural buildings are from the church architectural designs of Byzantium,
Romanesque Abbey churches, Gothic Cathedrals, and Renaissance Basilicas. Till today, the
architectural building styles of the early church ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The word Pulpit is derived from the Latin word pulpitum meaning platform or an elevated stand of
stone or wood for the preacher or reader to stand on. Pulpit is essentially a place where something
important happens in the church. Generally in almost all churches, pulpit is used for preaching,
whereas in some churches pulpit is used both for preaching and reading of scripture. In early Christian
times, ambo was used for preaching instead of pulpit, and lectern, a speaker s stand in the church,
which means to read was used for reading scriptures by laymen, and also used for announcements, and
to lead congregation prayers.
Every Christian believes that God speaks to us through the proclamation of his Word; hence, the place
where the Word is proclaimed should be one of the focal points in the church. Some argues that it is
not essential and necessary to have two places for proclaiming the Word (i.e. pulpit and lectern). In
fact, many people prefer to have only one place for proclaiming the Word since having two platforms
confuses the congregation and also having lectern and pulpit were often limited to wealthy
congregations since many cannot afford it. Robert S. Brightman writes on the pulpit and lectern
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San Diego Comic-Con
In the last couple of year, entertainment thought to be niche started to seep its way into pop culture.
One main testament to this is the San Diego Comic Con (SDCC), which has thousands of fans in
attendance every year. My first Con I attended was this one, in the summer of 2013, and it was an
amazing experience. It showed the devotion and love many fans had for franchises they cared for. On
the other hand, it also demonstrated hype culture and how big studios can have an effect on art and
culture. No matter how you look at it, Comic con has become a major player in mass media, but what
exactly is Comic con, and what is its cultural significance? San Diego Comic con was founded in
1970, and starting in 2010, reached its capacity limit of 130,000 people in attendance. Likewise, the
con has expanded to areas outside of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When you first get into Comic con, you are giving your pass to freely roam about, but you are also
given a hefty booklet that provides you with a vast amount of events that are taking place within the
four days. However, there is an overwhelming amount of things to do within those four days that you
will not be able to attend all the events you would like to. This problem of missing out is greatly
exasperated with long lines that require you to wait hours ahead of schedule for a chance to enter a
panel. This only happens with a select number of panels, but one particularly infamous hall known
throughout the convention was Hall H. This particular room has a reputation of having people camp
outside a day before the start of the first panel so that they can be able to get inside. This was because
Hall H had panels involving big name movies or shows, and usually showed never before seen trailers
and new news about upcoming work. I have had firsthand experience by waiting four to five hours for
another room called the Indigo Room and in the end missing out on what I was waiting
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In the last couple of year, entertainment thought to be niche started to seep its way into pop culture.
One main testament to this is the San Diego Comic Con (SDCC), which has thousands of fans in
attendance every year. My first Con I attended was this one, in the summer of 2013, and it was an
amazing experience. It showed the devotion and love many fans had for franchises they cared for. On
the other hand, it also demonstrated hype culture and how big studios can have an effect on art and
culture. No matter how you look at it, Comic con has become a major player in mass media, but what
exactly is Comic con, and what is its cultural significance? San Diego Comic con was founded in
1970, and starting in 2010, reached its capacity limit of 130,000 people in attendance. Likewise, the
con has expanded to areas outside of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When you first get into Comic con, you are giving your pass to freely roam about, but you are also
given a hefty booklet that provides you with a vast amount of events that are taking place within the
four days. However, there is an overwhelming amount of things to do within those four days that you
will not be able to attend all the events you would like to. This problem of missing out is greatly
exasperated with long lines that require you to wait hours ahead of schedule for a chance to enter a
panel. This only happens with a select number of panels, but one particularly infamous hall known
throughout the convention was Hall H. This particular room has a reputation of having people camp
outside a day before the start of the first panel so that they can be able to get inside. This was because
Hall H had panels involving big name movies or shows, and usually showed never before seen trailers
and new news about upcoming work. I have had firsthand experience by waiting four to five hours for
another room called the Indigo Room and in the end missing out on what I was waiting
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Bookmaker Analysis
As a punter, you have no doubt come to realize that your bookmaker s website is like a tool of the
trade with your bookmaker being a facilitator. Your relationship with them is important because you
are counting on them to provide you with the opportunity to wager on sports and horses at your
convenience. You are also counting on them to be honest and forthright with your bankroll, which
includes filling your withdraw requests without hassle. Given the importance of this relationship, it is
incumbent on you as the punter to make sure you find an online bookmaker that is capable of meeting
your expectations. That raises the question: How should you go about choosing a bookmaker? The
Criteria While some components of the selection process ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bonuses and Promotions With literally hundreds of bookmakers operating online, the industry has
become ultra competitive, bordering on cutthroat. The only way for them to beat the competition for
new customers is through the use of bonus offers. If you have identified several bookmakers that score
high in the three areas listed above, you owe it to yourself to let a site s bonuses and promotions
become the deciding factor. You should note there are two things to consider when evaluating a bonus
or promotion, the monetary value and the terms and conditions. A lucrative offer can be rendered
worthless if the terms and conditions are so restrictive that actually winning money becomes near
impossible. You should focus on bookmaker sites that offer plenty of decent promotions with
reasonable terms and conditions. An online bookmaker like ComeOn Casino has the kinds of promos
you should put under consideration. Unfortunately, the online gaming industry is full of unscrupulous
bookmakers that won t hesitate to take your money and run. It is incumbent on you to do the proper
due diligence in order to avoid hassles and make sure you have a great punting
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As a punter, you have no doubt come to realize that your bookmaker s website is like a tool of the
trade with your bookmaker being a facilitator. Your relationship with them is important because you
are counting on them to provide you with the opportunity to wager on sports and horses at your
convenience. You are also counting on them to be honest and forthright with your bankroll, which
includes filling your withdraw requests without hassle. Given the importance of this relationship, it is
incumbent on you as the punter to make sure you find an online bookmaker that is capable of meeting
your expectations. That raises the question: How should you go about choosing a bookmaker? The
Criteria While some components of the selection process ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bonuses and Promotions With literally hundreds of bookmakers operating online, the industry has
become ultra competitive, bordering on cutthroat. The only way for them to beat the competition for
new customers is through the use of bonus offers. If you have identified several bookmakers that score
high in the three areas listed above, you owe it to yourself to let a site s bonuses and promotions
become the deciding factor. You should note there are two things to consider when evaluating a bonus
or promotion, the monetary value and the terms and conditions. A lucrative offer can be rendered
worthless if the terms and conditions are so restrictive that actually winning money becomes near
impossible. You should focus on bookmaker sites that offer plenty of decent promotions with
reasonable terms and conditions. An online bookmaker like ComeOn Casino has the kinds of promos
you should put under consideration. Unfortunately, the online gaming industry is full of unscrupulous
bookmakers that won t hesitate to take your money and run. It is incumbent on you to do the proper
due diligence in order to avoid hassles and make sure you have a great punting
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In The Distant Sacramento Land Of Gold Analysis
In the distant Sacramento, land of gold and fame, lived a young governor of about the age of 27. This
man lived in a mansion with his wife, two sons, and daughter. They stuck closely to tradition, living in
the capital of their state of California where their government functioned, and taking a love of riches,
sparked long ago by the settlers that had come long ago in search of a rush of gold. Felix Barocco, the
one who governed this rich state, was especially greedy and always in search of an ever growing
possession of this expensive metal. Every day as the sun rose and set, and every night as the moon did
the same, gold loving Felix snatched up all he could find, and when the precious metal was scarce,
dreamed of possessing golden utensils, of sitting and sleeping upon golden furniture, and even bathing
in pure liquid gold. It seemed as though his dreaming began to overtake even his state and family. One
day governor Felix was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thank you once again. My name is Beathan Giles.
And so with that, Beathan followed Felix back to his home. There Felix had Beathan wash his hand as
food was prepared by the Barocco women: Dorothy, Felix s wife, and Oriana, their daughter. The
feast, cooked so elegantly as would have been for a king, included a wide assortment of grains, meats,
dairy products, fruits, greens, and wines. Beathan gladly gorged the food, which made the girl pleased
that someone enjoyed their cooking so much. When the prepared food became less than scarce, Felix
led Beathan to a shower, and Beathan cleaned himself. After that, they allowed their drowsiness to
overcome themselves.
As dawn approached them, Felix and Beathan woke up with a jolt as Felix s eldest son Charles ran in,
alerting his father of yet another visitor at the gates. Father, Mr. Giles, there is yet another stranger at
our
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In the distant Sacramento, land of gold and fame, lived a young governor of about the age of 27. This
man lived in a mansion with his wife, two sons, and daughter. They stuck closely to tradition, living in
the capital of their state of California where their government functioned, and taking a love of riches,
sparked long ago by the settlers that had come long ago in search of a rush of gold. Felix Barocco, the
one who governed this rich state, was especially greedy and always in search of an ever growing
possession of this expensive metal. Every day as the sun rose and set, and every night as the moon did
the same, gold loving Felix snatched up all he could find, and when the precious metal was scarce,
dreamed of possessing golden utensils, of sitting and sleeping upon golden furniture, and even bathing
in pure liquid gold. It seemed as though his dreaming began to overtake even his state and family. One
day governor Felix was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thank you once again. My name is Beathan Giles.
And so with that, Beathan followed Felix back to his home. There Felix had Beathan wash his hand as
food was prepared by the Barocco women: Dorothy, Felix s wife, and Oriana, their daughter. The
feast, cooked so elegantly as would have been for a king, included a wide assortment of grains, meats,
dairy products, fruits, greens, and wines. Beathan gladly gorged the food, which made the girl pleased
that someone enjoyed their cooking so much. When the prepared food became less than scarce, Felix
led Beathan to a shower, and Beathan cleaned himself. After that, they allowed their drowsiness to
overcome themselves.
As dawn approached them, Felix and Beathan woke up with a jolt as Felix s eldest son Charles ran in,
alerting his father of yet another visitor at the gates. Father, Mr. Giles, there is yet another stranger at
our
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Auditing Cash and Revenues
C A S ES INC LU DE D IN T HIS SE CTION
9.1 Wally s Billboard Sign Supply
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259
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279
The Audit of Cash
9.2 Henrico Retail, Inc.
Understanding the IT Accounting System and
Identifying Audit Evidence for Retail Sales
9.3 Longeta Corporation
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285
Auditing Revenue Contracts
9.4 Bud s Big Blue Manufacturing
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291
Accounts Receivable Confirmations
O T HE R C AS ES THAT DI S CUSS T OPICS RELATED TO THI S S ECTION
9
Auditing Cash and Revenues
C A S ES INC LU DE D IN T HIS SE CTION
9.1 Wally s Billboard Sign Supply
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
259
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
279
The Audit of Cash
9.2 Henrico Retail, Inc.
Understanding the IT Accounting System and
Identifying Audit Evidence for Retail Sales
9.3 Longeta Corporation
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
285
Auditing Revenue Contracts
9.4 Bud s Big Blue Manufacturing
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
291
Accounts Receivable Confirmations
O T HE R C AS ES THAT DI S CUSS T OPICS RELATED TO THI S S ECTION
8.2 Northwest Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Developing Expectations for Analytical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Glover, Ph.D. and
Douglas F. Prawitt, Ph.D. of Brigham Young University, as a basis for class discussion. Wally s is a
fictitious company. All characters and names represented are fictitious; any similarity to existing
companies or persons is purely coincidental.
Copyright 2009 by Pearson Education, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458
259
Section 9: Auditing Cash and Revenues often simply focus on confirming the accuracy of numbers
and often do not catch bigger picture issues relating to evidence quality. These issues are included to
help students realize the need for professional skepticism when obtaining and evaluating evidence and
help them pay attention to more than just the numbers. To help the instructor make a vivid and lasting
impression about evidence quality, a copy of the fraudulent faxed confirmation form used by Parmalat
is included in these notes so the instructor can make an overhead to use in class. The actual forged
Parmalat fax can be used to create a vivid learning experience for students.
USE OF CASE
This case gives students real world experience doing a task they will probably perform soon after
graduation and simulates a situation similar to the Parmalat fraud by including a questionable faxed
confirmation form. Students should become familiar with the documents used to audit cash accounts
and learn how to properly document work using tick marks. The case is intended to go
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Developing Expectations for Analytical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Glover, Ph.D. and
Douglas F. Prawitt, Ph.D. of Brigham Young University, as a basis for class discussion. Wally s is a
fictitious company. All characters and names represented are fictitious; any similarity to existing
companies or persons is purely coincidental.
Copyright 2009 by Pearson Education, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458
259
Section 9: Auditing Cash and Revenues often simply focus on confirming the accuracy of numbers
and often do not catch bigger picture issues relating to evidence quality. These issues are included to
help students realize the need for professional skepticism when obtaining and evaluating evidence and
help them pay attention to more than just the numbers. To help the instructor make a vivid and lasting
impression about evidence quality, a copy of the fraudulent faxed confirmation form used by Parmalat
is included in these notes so the instructor can make an overhead to use in class. The actual forged
Parmalat fax can be used to create a vivid learning experience for students.
USE OF CASE
This case gives students real world experience doing a task they will probably perform soon after
graduation and simulates a situation similar to the Parmalat fraud by including a questionable faxed
confirmation form. Students should become familiar with the documents used to audit cash accounts
and learn how to properly document work using tick marks. The case is intended to go
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The Uses Of Tube Feeding
The use of tube feeding is done when a patient is no longer or unable to feed themselves orally. When
tube feeding is required for just a short period of time an enteral tube feeding can be placed nasally.
Incidences that require NG tube feeding would be prolonged bleeding, facial trauma, upper GI
blockage and cancer. The NG tube catheter tip normally resides inside the stomach or in the small
intestine past the pylorus. The number one complication involved with the use of NG tubal feeding is
incorrect placement. A nurse can inadvertently place an NG catheter into the lungs, most notably when
a patient has little to no gag reflex. As a result testing for gastric contents, pH or performing a chest x
ray are required once an NG tube has been inserted. Another major complication when using NG tubal
feeding is aspiration within the lungs due to gastric contents enter the trachea and into the bronchial
spaces of the lungs. Keeping the head of the bed elevated greater than 30 degrees will reduce
aspiration at minimum . The use of a gastrostomy or jejunostomy tube can used for enteral feedings
when an NG tube cannot be tolerated of interferes with therapy. The gastrostomy tube, PEG, tip is
placed in the stomach and exits the body through the left upper quadrant of the abdomen where a
bumper holds it into location. This can only be placed internally by a doctor during an endoscopy,
radiology or surgery. A jejunostomy tube can be placed while in surgery, radiology
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The use of tube feeding is done when a patient is no longer or unable to feed themselves orally. When
tube feeding is required for just a short period of time an enteral tube feeding can be placed nasally.
Incidences that require NG tube feeding would be prolonged bleeding, facial trauma, upper GI
blockage and cancer. The NG tube catheter tip normally resides inside the stomach or in the small
intestine past the pylorus. The number one complication involved with the use of NG tubal feeding is
incorrect placement. A nurse can inadvertently place an NG catheter into the lungs, most notably when
a patient has little to no gag reflex. As a result testing for gastric contents, pH or performing a chest x
ray are required once an NG tube has been inserted. Another major complication when using NG tubal
feeding is aspiration within the lungs due to gastric contents enter the trachea and into the bronchial
spaces of the lungs. Keeping the head of the bed elevated greater than 30 degrees will reduce
aspiration at minimum . The use of a gastrostomy or jejunostomy tube can used for enteral feedings
when an NG tube cannot be tolerated of interferes with therapy. The gastrostomy tube, PEG, tip is
placed in the stomach and exits the body through the left upper quadrant of the abdomen where a
bumper holds it into location. This can only be placed internally by a doctor during an endoscopy,
radiology or surgery. A jejunostomy tube can be placed while in surgery, radiology
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Essay on Social Changes and Unrest in American During...
December 7th, 2013
World War I left the citizens of the United States on edge and fearing for their lives and their families
lives from the Reds. The Reds were the army that Vladimir Lenin led against the Russian Monarchy to
introduce communism in Russia. Many Americans feared that Lenin s followers, the Bolsheviks,
would come and do the same in America. They were afraid America would be taken over. By
immigrants, anarchists, and communists. This post World War I time period became known as the Red
Scare. During this time of fear and unease every immigrant was suspect in the eyes of the native
Americans and the government. The war, combined with this, caused many social changes and general
social unrest, and made Americans and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When found individuals within these terror groups would be arrested, tried, then deported. The task
force Palmer created started these arrest and deportation cycles which evolved and became known as
The Palmer Raids. In these raids Palmer led the justice department on raids of suspected radical
groups. January 2nd, 1920, thousands of suspected radicals were arrested and charged with anarchy,
though only about 500 ended up getting deported. Not only was there turmoil in the immigrants
community, but it was also within the American population (About Red Scare).
The Seattle General Strike, in February of 1919, was one of the primary events of the Red Scare. This
strike was the first city wide labor action to be names a general strike in America. It began at the
shipyards and froze the Seattle port, as well as started spreading fear throughout America. September
9th, 1919, the Boston Police Department went on strike as well. The American people feared the Reds
were the cause of this strike and it shook the people of Boston to their core. Theft and looting ran
rampant in Boston and the whole city was paralyzed. In the fall, steel workers went on strike to get
eight hour work days, which slowed the nation s economy. That November, the Industrial Workers of
the World, or IWW, were created in Centralia, Washington. All of these strikes started the fear that the
IWW was attempting to revolt. Panic filled the nation as more and more immigrants entered the
United States to
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December 7th, 2013
World War I left the citizens of the United States on edge and fearing for their lives and their families
lives from the Reds. The Reds were the army that Vladimir Lenin led against the Russian Monarchy to
introduce communism in Russia. Many Americans feared that Lenin s followers, the Bolsheviks,
would come and do the same in America. They were afraid America would be taken over. By
immigrants, anarchists, and communists. This post World War I time period became known as the Red
Scare. During this time of fear and unease every immigrant was suspect in the eyes of the native
Americans and the government. The war, combined with this, caused many social changes and general
social unrest, and made Americans and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When found individuals within these terror groups would be arrested, tried, then deported. The task
force Palmer created started these arrest and deportation cycles which evolved and became known as
The Palmer Raids. In these raids Palmer led the justice department on raids of suspected radical
groups. January 2nd, 1920, thousands of suspected radicals were arrested and charged with anarchy,
though only about 500 ended up getting deported. Not only was there turmoil in the immigrants
community, but it was also within the American population (About Red Scare).
The Seattle General Strike, in February of 1919, was one of the primary events of the Red Scare. This
strike was the first city wide labor action to be names a general strike in America. It began at the
shipyards and froze the Seattle port, as well as started spreading fear throughout America. September
9th, 1919, the Boston Police Department went on strike as well. The American people feared the Reds
were the cause of this strike and it shook the people of Boston to their core. Theft and looting ran
rampant in Boston and the whole city was paralyzed. In the fall, steel workers went on strike to get
eight hour work days, which slowed the nation s economy. That November, the Industrial Workers of
the World, or IWW, were created in Centralia, Washington. All of these strikes started the fear that the
IWW was attempting to revolt. Panic filled the nation as more and more immigrants entered the
United States to
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The Fourteenth Amendment s Due Process Clause Bars...
Judge Simon Skinner and Judge Leslie Tiller are judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth
Circuit and the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, respectively. Each judge has an
involved history with Minnesota s governor, Joyce Cooper. In this paper, I address whether the
Fourteenth Amendment s Due Process Clause bars Skinner and Tiller from hearing two unique cases
to which Cooper is a party. I conclude that, for both judges in both cases, it does not.
* * *
I begin with the relationship between Judge Skinner and Governor Cooper, who are related in two
ways, one significant and the other less so. First, and less significantly, Cooper taught Skinner
construction law at Minnesota s flagship law school. Skinner would later own a construction company
of his own, NWA Construction. Upon his confirmation to the 8th Circuit, Skinner sold the company, in
its entirety, to his son.
More significantly, Cooper, then serving as chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, actively lobbied
to confirm Skinner to the 8th Circuit after his nomination. Cooper contacted all other members of the
Senate, promising them gratitude and a yay vote on a future federal judge nominee for a yay vote on
Skinner s confirmation. Cooper even targeted 51 other Senators, for whom she held fundraisers that
raised $58,000 per Senator. These fundraisers occurred immediately before the Senate s vote on
Skinner s confirmation, and all 51 Senators for whom Cooper fundraised and Cooper
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Judge Simon Skinner and Judge Leslie Tiller are judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth
Circuit and the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, respectively. Each judge has an
involved history with Minnesota s governor, Joyce Cooper. In this paper, I address whether the
Fourteenth Amendment s Due Process Clause bars Skinner and Tiller from hearing two unique cases
to which Cooper is a party. I conclude that, for both judges in both cases, it does not.
* * *
I begin with the relationship between Judge Skinner and Governor Cooper, who are related in two
ways, one significant and the other less so. First, and less significantly, Cooper taught Skinner
construction law at Minnesota s flagship law school. Skinner would later own a construction company
of his own, NWA Construction. Upon his confirmation to the 8th Circuit, Skinner sold the company, in
its entirety, to his son.
More significantly, Cooper, then serving as chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, actively lobbied
to confirm Skinner to the 8th Circuit after his nomination. Cooper contacted all other members of the
Senate, promising them gratitude and a yay vote on a future federal judge nominee for a yay vote on
Skinner s confirmation. Cooper even targeted 51 other Senators, for whom she held fundraisers that
raised $58,000 per Senator. These fundraisers occurred immediately before the Senate s vote on
Skinner s confirmation, and all 51 Senators for whom Cooper fundraised and Cooper
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Overpopulation Is A Controversial Topic
While there are plenty of infants being born every single day, do you ever wonder how the world will
continue to sustain the growing population? The population of the world is continuing to grow at a
dangerously, increasing rate. There are already at least 6.5 billion people on Earth. According to,
Overpopulation is main threat to planet , the population is said to reach 9 billion by 2050. The
overpopulation of humans is causing destructive impacts on the environment and a high demand for
resources. One destructive impact would be climate change because of the exceeding rate of humans,
causing pollution in the air. While the Earth is having a tough time sustaining particular resources, the
high demand causes the earth to force to get its nonrenewable resources. Overpopulation can lead to
dangerous impacts of pollution, depleted resources, habitat loss, etc. Overpopulation is a controversial
topic. While there are those who are not paying attention to its effects, the world is displaying its
resources will soon disappear due to the depletion of nonrenewable resources such as water, oil, and
soil. Addressing the problems and concerns of overpopulation now, can help save the lives of
individuals in the future, LITERALLY!
Therefore, to slow down the rate of overpopulation, people must fir st access the causes. Many
technological advancements in medical facilities and treatments helped slow down the death rate.
Although, saving lives is a great job, the increase of individuals
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While there are plenty of infants being born every single day, do you ever wonder how the world will
continue to sustain the growing population? The population of the world is continuing to grow at a
dangerously, increasing rate. There are already at least 6.5 billion people on Earth. According to,
Overpopulation is main threat to planet , the population is said to reach 9 billion by 2050. The
overpopulation of humans is causing destructive impacts on the environment and a high demand for
resources. One destructive impact would be climate change because of the exceeding rate of humans,
causing pollution in the air. While the Earth is having a tough time sustaining particular resources, the
high demand causes the earth to force to get its nonrenewable resources. Overpopulation can lead to
dangerous impacts of pollution, depleted resources, habitat loss, etc. Overpopulation is a controversial
topic. While there are those who are not paying attention to its effects, the world is displaying its
resources will soon disappear due to the depletion of nonrenewable resources such as water, oil, and
soil. Addressing the problems and concerns of overpopulation now, can help save the lives of
individuals in the future, LITERALLY!
Therefore, to slow down the rate of overpopulation, people must fir st access the causes. Many
technological advancements in medical facilities and treatments helped slow down the death rate.
Although, saving lives is a great job, the increase of individuals
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The Ku Klux Klan In The US
The second Ku Klux Klan is the oldest domestic terrorist group. The Klan was a physical symbol of
racism and violence. The Klan took advantage of the common man, in a state of vulnerability and
turned them against their fellow brothers. The revival of the Ku Klux Klan beginning in the 1910s
occurred as a result of economic and cultural tensions in America. Because of an economic recession
following World War I, many farmers migrated to cities and competed with immigrants for jobs. These
newly arrived farmers held views at odds with others regarding enforcement of Prohibition and the
role of religion and women in America. As a result, many turned to the Ku Klux Klan to resolve these
competing tensions. Nathaniel Forrest was a General in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Immigration was at an all time causing confusion and fear. As a result the KKK broaden their scope of
racism: to blacks, Catholics, Jews, Irish, and Franco Americans. Catholics were brought to the U.S. in
large numbers in the 1920s. They did not indulge in their cultural and dedicated their lives to their
faith. They are discriminated against because of their lack of culture and financial stability. The KKK
saw them as a nuisance but in reality they were simple. They had no issue with public schools or the
education they could afford. The most controversy they through about were the opposition of the
Prohibition, which the KKK was in huge support of. Catholics were not the only ones who dealt with
discrimination. The KKK claimed blacks were not even a person; they did not have souls, so they do
not deserve to be equal the eyes if the law. Jews were believed to be decedents and representatives of
Satan. The Klan thought that blacks were the cause of the crime in America and are less intelligent in
comparison to whites. The Klan feared Hispanics would invade the U.S. The Klan discriminated
towards people of color who compete for lower class jobs, blaming economic and educational failures
on them. Though Jews and African Americans were largely discriminated against; they were not alone
in their struggles. The Irish were portrayed as brutish, monkey like humans involved in crime. Italians
were perceived to put their loyalty in their homeland Italy first, not to the United States. All these
races were largely associated with saloons, which automatically put them at odds with the KKK.
Founded in 1893 the Anti Saloon league was a singled minded organization on the advancement of
dry territory The Ku Klux Klan saw themselves as officers of the law their to improve society. This is
clearly in evident like the Prohibition. The Anti Saloon League was not forth coming about their
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The second Ku Klux Klan is the oldest domestic terrorist group. The Klan was a physical symbol of
racism and violence. The Klan took advantage of the common man, in a state of vulnerability and
turned them against their fellow brothers. The revival of the Ku Klux Klan beginning in the 1910s
occurred as a result of economic and cultural tensions in America. Because of an economic recession
following World War I, many farmers migrated to cities and competed with immigrants for jobs. These
newly arrived farmers held views at odds with others regarding enforcement of Prohibition and the
role of religion and women in America. As a result, many turned to the Ku Klux Klan to resolve these
competing tensions. Nathaniel Forrest was a General in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Immigration was at an all time causing confusion and fear. As a result the KKK broaden their scope of
racism: to blacks, Catholics, Jews, Irish, and Franco Americans. Catholics were brought to the U.S. in
large numbers in the 1920s. They did not indulge in their cultural and dedicated their lives to their
faith. They are discriminated against because of their lack of culture and financial stability. The KKK
saw them as a nuisance but in reality they were simple. They had no issue with public schools or the
education they could afford. The most controversy they through about were the opposition of the
Prohibition, which the KKK was in huge support of. Catholics were not the only ones who dealt with
discrimination. The KKK claimed blacks were not even a person; they did not have souls, so they do
not deserve to be equal the eyes if the law. Jews were believed to be decedents and representatives of
Satan. The Klan thought that blacks were the cause of the crime in America and are less intelligent in
comparison to whites. The Klan feared Hispanics would invade the U.S. The Klan discriminated
towards people of color who compete for lower class jobs, blaming economic and educational failures
on them. Though Jews and African Americans were largely discriminated against; they were not alone
in their struggles. The Irish were portrayed as brutish, monkey like humans involved in crime. Italians
were perceived to put their loyalty in their homeland Italy first, not to the United States. All these
races were largely associated with saloons, which automatically put them at odds with the KKK.
Founded in 1893 the Anti Saloon league was a singled minded organization on the advancement of
dry territory The Ku Klux Klan saw themselves as officers of the law their to improve society. This is
clearly in evident like the Prohibition. The Anti Saloon League was not forth coming about their
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Zooey Claire Deschanel Research Paper
Zooey Claire Deschanel is an American actress who was born January 17, 1980 in Los Angeles,
California. From the very beginning, she was destined to be in showbiz. She comes from two parents
who are involved in the business. Her father, Caleb Deschanel, is an award winning cinematographer.
Caleb is best known for The Passion of the Christ done in 2004. Her mother, Mary Jo Deschanel, was
known for her role in Twin Peaks in 1990. Zooey made her break as an actress in 1997 at the age of 17
when she landed a role in Victoria s Closet. She is best known for her roles in Yes Man with Jim
Carrey, Elf with Will Ferrell, and her newest role starring in the television series New Girl (Zooey).
Zooey has been married twice now. She was married to Benjamin Gibbard from September 2009 until
December of 2012. She then remarried in June of 2015. Zooey and her current spouse, Jacob Pechinik,
have one child together, Elsie Otter Pechinik (Zooey). Following her divorce with Gibbard in 2012,
her ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Out of state college tuition is immensely more expensive than in state tuition. Besides where you go, it
depends on your intended career. If you decide to be a doctor, your schooling will cost much more
than that of a police officer. Doctors will be in college for a much longer period than most other
majors, and this drives up the amount they have to spend to get that education. So, the cost of college
is totally dependent on where you go to school and what career you are pursuing.
For the sake of this paper, I will use my own career path as an example. I am going to become a
therapist. To do so, I have to pursue a Bachelor s of the Science of Psychology and then my Masters of
Psychology before I can become licensed to practice in the state of Kansas. While deciding on a
school that would be right for me, for educational and financial reasons, I compared various schools in
and out of state. I compared programs and
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Zooey Claire Deschanel is an American actress who was born January 17, 1980 in Los Angeles,
California. From the very beginning, she was destined to be in showbiz. She comes from two parents
who are involved in the business. Her father, Caleb Deschanel, is an award winning cinematographer.
Caleb is best known for The Passion of the Christ done in 2004. Her mother, Mary Jo Deschanel, was
known for her role in Twin Peaks in 1990. Zooey made her break as an actress in 1997 at the age of 17
when she landed a role in Victoria s Closet. She is best known for her roles in Yes Man with Jim
Carrey, Elf with Will Ferrell, and her newest role starring in the television series New Girl (Zooey).
Zooey has been married twice now. She was married to Benjamin Gibbard from September 2009 until
December of 2012. She then remarried in June of 2015. Zooey and her current spouse, Jacob Pechinik,
have one child together, Elsie Otter Pechinik (Zooey). Following her divorce with Gibbard in 2012,
her ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Out of state college tuition is immensely more expensive than in state tuition. Besides where you go, it
depends on your intended career. If you decide to be a doctor, your schooling will cost much more
than that of a police officer. Doctors will be in college for a much longer period than most other
majors, and this drives up the amount they have to spend to get that education. So, the cost of college
is totally dependent on where you go to school and what career you are pursuing.
For the sake of this paper, I will use my own career path as an example. I am going to become a
therapist. To do so, I have to pursue a Bachelor s of the Science of Psychology and then my Masters of
Psychology before I can become licensed to practice in the state of Kansas. While deciding on a
school that would be right for me, for educational and financial reasons, I compared various schools in
and out of state. I compared programs and
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The Startup Owner s Manual Essay
The Startup Owner s Manual By Steve Blank Bob Dorf A Book Review by: Rob Markowitz MBS
Capstone 600 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Professional Science Master s Program
118 Frelinghuysen Road, SERC Building, Room 221 Piscataway, NJ 08854 8019 Get out of the
building! The Startup Owner s Manual is not a book, it s a reference manual for startups; a monolithic
blueprint. And, it is one which serial entrepreneur Steve Blank mocks up with the finesse of an
architect who has spent decades building successful companies. In his earlier work The Four Steps to
the Epiphany , Blank set the stage as an innovation oriented thought leader whose experience based
strategies embrace the science of building a business, replete with hypothesis testing and
experimentation. The Startup Owner s Manual finds these insights evolved and expanded, a precise
guide mapping all aspects of the demands of a start up, ranging from the mindsets that fail to the
questions that need to be asked. To understand the customer and the market, we must test these
assumptions in the wilderness of reality. With this textbook, Blank skillfully offers to take us into the
jungle, and out of the building. Key Concepts Customer Development: The customer development
process is central to the success of a startup, and is guided by fourteen rules and four steps. The theory
utilizes fact finding and hypothesis testing to challenge assumptions against the reality of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Startup Owner s Manual By Steve Blank Bob Dorf A Book Review by: Rob Markowitz MBS
Capstone 600 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Professional Science Master s Program
118 Frelinghuysen Road, SERC Building, Room 221 Piscataway, NJ 08854 8019 Get out of the
building! The Startup Owner s Manual is not a book, it s a reference manual for startups; a monolithic
blueprint. And, it is one which serial entrepreneur Steve Blank mocks up with the finesse of an
architect who has spent decades building successful companies. In his earlier work The Four Steps to
the Epiphany , Blank set the stage as an innovation oriented thought leader whose experience based
strategies embrace the science of building a business, replete with hypothesis testing and
experimentation. The Startup Owner s Manual finds these insights evolved and expanded, a precise
guide mapping all aspects of the demands of a start up, ranging from the mindsets that fail to the
questions that need to be asked. To understand the customer and the market, we must test these
assumptions in the wilderness of reality. With this textbook, Blank skillfully offers to take us into the
jungle, and out of the building. Key Concepts Customer Development: The customer development
process is central to the success of a startup, and is guided by fourteen rules and four steps. The theory
utilizes fact finding and hypothesis testing to challenge assumptions against the reality of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Nigerian Cult
Nigerian Cults In the story, Cell One by Chimamanda Ngozi talked about a family that lived in Enugu,
Nigeria. The story was about this boy named, Nnamabia who was a rambunctious individual that stole
his mother s jewelry. Nnamabia also was a hardheaded and suborn kid, when ever he did anything bad
his parents would cover his back and give him money in order to repay or repair the damageous. This
was based on a realistic event called, The Nigerian Cult . The story by Ngozi took place around the
mid 1900 s. Knowing this knowledge of the Nigerian Cult helps the reader better analyze the story,
understand characters behavior and purpose of this story. Without this extra source it would have been
difficult to understand this short because, it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It turned individuals against their own blood. This cult also made it unsaved to being in the streets or
walking. The thieve level increases tremendously. After the cult many people needed to get help
because not only thief occurred but, people also where killing other others. Some students have
become blind or deaf as a result of the injuries they sustained during initiation ceremonies (Raj). There
where literality kids and men that would walk around murdering innocent samaritans. This story
helped the audience to educated themselves on this cult which was extremely helpful. All in all, Cell
One by Chimamanda Ngozi was a story that talked about this kid that committed many crimes. After
the crimes where down then the parents would jump in any pay off what ever he did wrong. This made
him end up in jail, because he thought that was the correct thing to do. This short also intertwine with
the Nigerian cult. This was when individual specially kids would participate in violent activities.
Reading this short and doing research on the Nigerian cult helped understand the purpose of the story,
the reasoning for Nnamabia s behavior and help to analyze the
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Nigerian Cults In the story, Cell One by Chimamanda Ngozi talked about a family that lived in Enugu,
Nigeria. The story was about this boy named, Nnamabia who was a rambunctious individual that stole
his mother s jewelry. Nnamabia also was a hardheaded and suborn kid, when ever he did anything bad
his parents would cover his back and give him money in order to repay or repair the damageous. This
was based on a realistic event called, The Nigerian Cult . The story by Ngozi took place around the
mid 1900 s. Knowing this knowledge of the Nigerian Cult helps the reader better analyze the story,
understand characters behavior and purpose of this story. Without this extra source it would have been
difficult to understand this short because, it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It turned individuals against their own blood. This cult also made it unsaved to being in the streets or
walking. The thieve level increases tremendously. After the cult many people needed to get help
because not only thief occurred but, people also where killing other others. Some students have
become blind or deaf as a result of the injuries they sustained during initiation ceremonies (Raj). There
where literality kids and men that would walk around murdering innocent samaritans. This story
helped the audience to educated themselves on this cult which was extremely helpful. All in all, Cell
One by Chimamanda Ngozi was a story that talked about this kid that committed many crimes. After
the crimes where down then the parents would jump in any pay off what ever he did wrong. This made
him end up in jail, because he thought that was the correct thing to do. This short also intertwine with
the Nigerian cult. This was when individual specially kids would participate in violent activities.
Reading this short and doing research on the Nigerian cult helped understand the purpose of the story,
the reasoning for Nnamabia s behavior and help to analyze the
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Examples Of Magical Transformation In The Little Mermaid
The theme of transformation is very common in folk tales and fairy tales and has been a very
prominent motif throughout literary history. Hans Christian Andersen uses magical transformations in
several of his tales, most famously perhaps in The Little Mermaid , but also in stories like The Wild
Swans . This essay will focus on these two tales and discuss how they show magical transformation as
a means of giving hope and redemption. Magical transformation has been a key motif in storytelling
for thousands of years. The transformation is usually from human to something other; an animal, a
plant or some other natural object. Alan E. Knight says in Between Folk and Liturgy that this
transformation usually happens in a world where magic is not ... Show more content on
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Eliza is almost burned as a witch for her brothers and the mermaid accepts being turned into sea foam
to save the man she loves. There are transformations happening earlier in the stories as well, but they
feel less significant than the final ones. The final transformations represent hope and salvation for
anyone as long as they re selfless and
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The theme of transformation is very common in folk tales and fairy tales and has been a very
prominent motif throughout literary history. Hans Christian Andersen uses magical transformations in
several of his tales, most famously perhaps in The Little Mermaid , but also in stories like The Wild
Swans . This essay will focus on these two tales and discuss how they show magical transformation as
a means of giving hope and redemption. Magical transformation has been a key motif in storytelling
for thousands of years. The transformation is usually from human to something other; an animal, a
plant or some other natural object. Alan E. Knight says in Between Folk and Liturgy that this
transformation usually happens in a world where magic is not ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Eliza is almost burned as a witch for her brothers and the mermaid accepts being turned into sea foam
to save the man she loves. There are transformations happening earlier in the stories as well, but they
feel less significant than the final ones. The final transformations represent hope and salvation for
anyone as long as they re selfless and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Plumbing 101 Research Paper
Plumbing 101: What Should You Do About Your Clogged Drains? When you drains work as they
should, life is simple. You don t have to spend your day watching your sink drain slowly. You don t
have to worry about whether this will be the day your drains finally give up. However, when your
drains are clogged, life is challenging. Things can get messy, to say the least. Hire a Professional to
Unclog Your Drains Once you notice your drains are moving slower than normal, that signals you
need to contact a professional. Slow draining water may mean you have a clog in your drains. Even
though you may hope the clog simply goes away, the safer bet is to have a professional examine your
pipes, and remove the clog if there is one. If you delay fixing
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Plumbing 101: What Should You Do About Your Clogged Drains? When you drains work as they
should, life is simple. You don t have to spend your day watching your sink drain slowly. You don t
have to worry about whether this will be the day your drains finally give up. However, when your
drains are clogged, life is challenging. Things can get messy, to say the least. Hire a Professional to
Unclog Your Drains Once you notice your drains are moving slower than normal, that signals you
need to contact a professional. Slow draining water may mean you have a clog in your drains. Even
though you may hope the clog simply goes away, the safer bet is to have a professional examine your
pipes, and remove the clog if there is one. If you delay fixing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Effect of the First World War on the Decline of the...
The Effect of the First World War on the Decline of the Liberal Party
The Liberal Party won the 1906 election by a landslide victory and accomplished much to improve the
living and working conditions within England. Shortly after the First World War had passed the
Liberal Party s support declined greatly, but why? Dangerfield believed that the state of the Liberal
Party was that they were doomed to fail prior to the outbreak of war in 1914. Despite the Liberal Party
s many remarkable achievements since their landslide victory in 1906, they were also plagued with
many problems. For instance the: Constitutional Crisis; challenges from the Labour Party; increasing
communist ideas; Trade Unions; ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Balfour s poodle . The defeat of the Budget forced Asquith to dissolve parliament, in the general
elections that ensued in 1910, the Liberals majority was seriously cut into; they went from 400 MP s
elected in 1906 to 272 in the December election of 1910. The Liberals were only able to remain in
power with the support of Labour and the Irish Nationalists. Although the statistics suggest the
Liberals were damaged severely by the constitutional crisis of 1909 1911, Dangerfield overlooks their
successes that resulted from the crisis. It was a victory as it forced the House of Lords to make
considerable concessions and they achieved the reform they wanted in the form of the Parliament Act .
Although the Irish Nationalists support was key to the Liberal Party staying in power it shifted their
attention away from other important issues. When the Liberal Party was elected one of their main
objectives was Social Reform, however due to problems with Ireland and the Constitutional Crisis
they had paid little attention to social reforms. Problems with Ireland and the Constitutional Crisis
mad the Liberal Government look weak, they were supposed to be in power however they had very
little control about the way
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The Effect of the First World War on the Decline of the Liberal Party
The Liberal Party won the 1906 election by a landslide victory and accomplished much to improve the
living and working conditions within England. Shortly after the First World War had passed the
Liberal Party s support declined greatly, but why? Dangerfield believed that the state of the Liberal
Party was that they were doomed to fail prior to the outbreak of war in 1914. Despite the Liberal Party
s many remarkable achievements since their landslide victory in 1906, they were also plagued with
many problems. For instance the: Constitutional Crisis; challenges from the Labour Party; increasing
communist ideas; Trade Unions; ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Balfour s poodle . The defeat of the Budget forced Asquith to dissolve parliament, in the general
elections that ensued in 1910, the Liberals majority was seriously cut into; they went from 400 MP s
elected in 1906 to 272 in the December election of 1910. The Liberals were only able to remain in
power with the support of Labour and the Irish Nationalists. Although the statistics suggest the
Liberals were damaged severely by the constitutional crisis of 1909 1911, Dangerfield overlooks their
successes that resulted from the crisis. It was a victory as it forced the House of Lords to make
considerable concessions and they achieved the reform they wanted in the form of the Parliament Act .
Although the Irish Nationalists support was key to the Liberal Party staying in power it shifted their
attention away from other important issues. When the Liberal Party was elected one of their main
objectives was Social Reform, however due to problems with Ireland and the Constitutional Crisis
they had paid little attention to social reforms. Problems with Ireland and the Constitutional Crisis
mad the Liberal Government look weak, they were supposed to be in power however they had very
little control about the way
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dan Koeppel Banana Summary
When reading Banana by Dan Koeppel I felt that by reading this book I d learn more about the banana
and why we love it so much. When I started reading, I began to understand that there are more than
one species of banana and that this little fruit migrated just like all humans did across the world.
Koeppel states that the apple from the garden of Eden wasn t really an apple at but a banana, he goes
into reasons why it absolutely would be a banana and not an apple. He also travels to different
countries to learn about banana research yes, I tried to keep a straight face every time it was
mentioned. Koeppel also travels the globe to understand the blight called Panama disease and how it s
changed over the last 50 years.
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When reading Banana by Dan Koeppel I felt that by reading this book I d learn more about the banana
and why we love it so much. When I started reading, I began to understand that there are more than
one species of banana and that this little fruit migrated just like all humans did across the world.
Koeppel states that the apple from the garden of Eden wasn t really an apple at but a banana, he goes
into reasons why it absolutely would be a banana and not an apple. He also travels to different
countries to learn about banana research yes, I tried to keep a straight face every time it was
mentioned. Koeppel also travels the globe to understand the blight called Panama disease and how it s
changed over the last 50 years.
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The Ginger Bread Man
What was the objective of the lesson you observed?
This lesson was about the word family at, spelling those words, and beginning sounds of words. They
also read the book The Ginger Bread Man and she explains what adaption means when one author
writes a book that is different from the original story. They practiced spelling at family words, some
short and some longer, and students come up with words that are in the at family, even if they are not
real words.
How was it assessed?
Both formative and summative assessments were given for students through the group activity of
coming up with and sounding out words to write as a group. Also, at the end of the activity and
reading students complete a beginning letter sound sheet to determine if they can follow directions,
just using c, b, and m, and figure out the beginning letter sounds. They are ... Show more content on
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The questions that I asked myself while watching this lesson was where could I insert questions while
reading to students and where would I change instruction for a better assessment of student abilities.
While watching the teacher read to students there was little questions asked during reading, but at the
end, they make a prediction quickly and then check the prediction with the end of the book. I would
have asked more prediction questions throughout the book and also given students more time to think
about the story and how it differs from a version they have heard before.
For the beginning letter assessment sheet at the end, I would have included in the instruction to use
lower case letters for all things that are not proper nouns, and then do a quick review of what words
should get an upper case letter. I also would have taken time with students to go over any possible
confusion they might have with pictures or letters, by working briefly with them to check their work.
Often times, students get the chance to go back and recheck their work, and this is a good skill to
foster in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What was the objective of the lesson you observed?
This lesson was about the word family at, spelling those words, and beginning sounds of words. They
also read the book The Ginger Bread Man and she explains what adaption means when one author
writes a book that is different from the original story. They practiced spelling at family words, some
short and some longer, and students come up with words that are in the at family, even if they are not
real words.
How was it assessed?
Both formative and summative assessments were given for students through the group activity of
coming up with and sounding out words to write as a group. Also, at the end of the activity and
reading students complete a beginning letter sound sheet to determine if they can follow directions,
just using c, b, and m, and figure out the beginning letter sounds. They are ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The questions that I asked myself while watching this lesson was where could I insert questions while
reading to students and where would I change instruction for a better assessment of student abilities.
While watching the teacher read to students there was little questions asked during reading, but at the
end, they make a prediction quickly and then check the prediction with the end of the book. I would
have asked more prediction questions throughout the book and also given students more time to think
about the story and how it differs from a version they have heard before.
For the beginning letter assessment sheet at the end, I would have included in the instruction to use
lower case letters for all things that are not proper nouns, and then do a quick review of what words
should get an upper case letter. I also would have taken time with students to go over any possible
confusion they might have with pictures or letters, by working briefly with them to check their work.
Often times, students get the chance to go back and recheck their work, and this is a good skill to
foster in
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What to Do with Howard
Taleisha LaCroix
MGT 362
What Do We Do with Howard?
Agrigreen, Inc. has done a lot of moving employees from one position to another. Either someone
chose to retire or step down, or they were promoted or transferred. Howard is a guy who obviously
does not see himself the way others may see him. They simply have different perceptions. Howards
seems like a man who tried his very best at one point. His best performance may not be equal to
another persons best performance. He was often teased due to the perception of having no work ethic.
Not identifying that trait within himself, Howard felt out casted around the work place and seemed to
display some acceptance issues. Even when he found someone that he could relate ... Show more
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No one attempted to identify the problem.
Howard Lineberry, Lead Surveyor
Lineberry had some education. The education that he had received was not enough to demonstrate
efficient and effective work at Agrigreen. He did well enough with his first supervisor to accomplish
the mission. Howard seems to be a man who needed direction and guidance. Without the proper
guidance, he was close to lost. As I compared his actions with his first supervisor to his actions with
his second supervisor I realized that there seemed to be a lack of performance satisfaction. This
dissatisfaction occurred as Howard was expected to do the work on his own. He had little to no
guidance in getting the tasks done. Although he perceived that his first boss was a tough one, Howard
got along well with him. He appreciated the guidance and direction that was given. This was a form of
daily training. He made an honest attempt to do well on his own, but maybe his way of doing things
were just different. Howard didn t fit into this organizational culture. I will not say that Howard did
not have any values but I will venture to say that he did not share the same values and beliefs that
many of the other workers shared. The leaders and other employees were paying attention to work
ethic and competence. If Howard is a worker worth keeping, then behavior modification would help.
The use of an
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Taleisha LaCroix
MGT 362
What Do We Do with Howard?
Agrigreen, Inc. has done a lot of moving employees from one position to another. Either someone
chose to retire or step down, or they were promoted or transferred. Howard is a guy who obviously
does not see himself the way others may see him. They simply have different perceptions. Howards
seems like a man who tried his very best at one point. His best performance may not be equal to
another persons best performance. He was often teased due to the perception of having no work ethic.
Not identifying that trait within himself, Howard felt out casted around the work place and seemed to
display some acceptance issues. Even when he found someone that he could relate ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
No one attempted to identify the problem.
Howard Lineberry, Lead Surveyor
Lineberry had some education. The education that he had received was not enough to demonstrate
efficient and effective work at Agrigreen. He did well enough with his first supervisor to accomplish
the mission. Howard seems to be a man who needed direction and guidance. Without the proper
guidance, he was close to lost. As I compared his actions with his first supervisor to his actions with
his second supervisor I realized that there seemed to be a lack of performance satisfaction. This
dissatisfaction occurred as Howard was expected to do the work on his own. He had little to no
guidance in getting the tasks done. Although he perceived that his first boss was a tough one, Howard
got along well with him. He appreciated the guidance and direction that was given. This was a form of
daily training. He made an honest attempt to do well on his own, but maybe his way of doing things
were just different. Howard didn t fit into this organizational culture. I will not say that Howard did
not have any values but I will venture to say that he did not share the same values and beliefs that
many of the other workers shared. The leaders and other employees were paying attention to work
ethic and competence. If Howard is a worker worth keeping, then behavior modification would help.
The use of an
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An Essay About Amelia Earhart
A pilot, lost over the Pacific Ocean, thousands of people searching for her. But the reason why so
many people were searching for her is what is truly interesting. Amelia Earhart was one of the first
female pilots in the world. Everyone knew about her from her many accomplishments and how they
allowed her to travel the world. But there is much more to her than just being a pilot. To what extent
did Amelia Earhart prove that women can do what a man can do through determination and
dedication, as well as through her many feats, and encouraging gender equality? Amelia Earhart
became a successful pilot through determination and dedication. Amelia wanted to become a pilot ever
since she was young, when her father took her to an air show on Christmas, ... Show more content on
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Her first feat was becoming a female pilot, which at the time was very difficult. She became the 16th
woman in the world to receive a pilot s license in 1923 and the first woman to ever receive a pilot s
license from the National Aeronautic Association of the USA (Wels 42). In 1928, Amelia became the
vice president of the National Airways, Inc. ( Earhart, Amelia ). She also became the first woman vice
president of the National Aeronautic Association, which authorized the official records and races
(Cochrane and Ramirez). Having been a licensed pilot for a mere 5 years, this is quite impressive. The
following year, she took place in an airplane race dubbed the Powder Puff Derby. Amelia Earhart
came in 3rd during this race. This race was dangerous, and open for women only. Many people died,
but those who didn t later became some of the female pilots to make up the Ninety Nines. Amelia
became the head of this all female aviatrix club ( Earhart Amelia 1897 1937? ). Amelia Earhart was
also the second person after Charles Lindbergh, and the first woman, to fly solo across the Atlantic in
1932, which is perhaps her most well known accomplishment ( Earhart Amelia 1897 1937? ). Though
this wasn t the first time that she had crossed the Atlantic Ocean. The first time was in 1928, but she
was merely only a log keeper on that flight (Yount). Amelia Earhart also had many lesser known feats.
In 1935, she was the first pilot to fly solo, nonstop from Mexico City to Newark, NJ as well as fly to
Honolulu from the US mainland ( Earhart, Amelia ). During that same year, Amelia became a flight
instructor at the Purdue University Airport (Winters 166). Amelia Earhart also received multiple
medals and trophies for her accomplishments. She was the first woman to receive the Distinguished
Flying Cross, and she also received the gold medal of the National Geographic Society as well as the
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A pilot, lost over the Pacific Ocean, thousands of people searching for her. But the reason why so
many people were searching for her is what is truly interesting. Amelia Earhart was one of the first
female pilots in the world. Everyone knew about her from her many accomplishments and how they
allowed her to travel the world. But there is much more to her than just being a pilot. To what extent
did Amelia Earhart prove that women can do what a man can do through determination and
dedication, as well as through her many feats, and encouraging gender equality? Amelia Earhart
became a successful pilot through determination and dedication. Amelia wanted to become a pilot ever
since she was young, when her father took her to an air show on Christmas, ... Show more content on
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Her first feat was becoming a female pilot, which at the time was very difficult. She became the 16th
woman in the world to receive a pilot s license in 1923 and the first woman to ever receive a pilot s
license from the National Aeronautic Association of the USA (Wels 42). In 1928, Amelia became the
vice president of the National Airways, Inc. ( Earhart, Amelia ). She also became the first woman vice
president of the National Aeronautic Association, which authorized the official records and races
(Cochrane and Ramirez). Having been a licensed pilot for a mere 5 years, this is quite impressive. The
following year, she took place in an airplane race dubbed the Powder Puff Derby. Amelia Earhart
came in 3rd during this race. This race was dangerous, and open for women only. Many people died,
but those who didn t later became some of the female pilots to make up the Ninety Nines. Amelia
became the head of this all female aviatrix club ( Earhart Amelia 1897 1937? ). Amelia Earhart was
also the second person after Charles Lindbergh, and the first woman, to fly solo across the Atlantic in
1932, which is perhaps her most well known accomplishment ( Earhart Amelia 1897 1937? ). Though
this wasn t the first time that she had crossed the Atlantic Ocean. The first time was in 1928, but she
was merely only a log keeper on that flight (Yount). Amelia Earhart also had many lesser known feats.
In 1935, she was the first pilot to fly solo, nonstop from Mexico City to Newark, NJ as well as fly to
Honolulu from the US mainland ( Earhart, Amelia ). During that same year, Amelia became a flight
instructor at the Purdue University Airport (Winters 166). Amelia Earhart also received multiple
medals and trophies for her accomplishments. She was the first woman to receive the Distinguished
Flying Cross, and she also received the gold medal of the National Geographic Society as well as the
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States of America, served as president from
January 20th, 1961 to November 22nd, 1963, the day of his death and the day after the assassination
attempt by Lee Harvey Oswald. Mr. Kennedy was arguably most famous for his role in the Cuban
Missile Crisis of 1962, where he, as president, made the decision to find more peaceful resolutions to
the threats associated with a Castro led Cuba possessing nuclear weapons rather than using the violent
courses of actions suggested by the other members of the Executive Committee of the National
Security Council, or EXCOMM. During the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, John F. Kennedy averted a
nuclear war between the two superpowers, avoided another invasion ... Show more content on
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Although John Kennedy managed to achieve this great feat against communism, he did overstep some
of the rights as President. It was a very risky order to blockade Cuban waters and coastlines, and it
could have easily started a full scale war between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. If a Soviet vessel had
refused to comply with U.S. orders to halt, they may have been fired on by one of the many nearby
American ships. Several Soviet ships were also boarded and inspected by American sailors ( 32 ). The
chance of war breaking out was very real, but it did not occur due to Premier Khrushchev ordering an
immediate return of all Soviet Navy ships headed to Cuba. The blockade was not to be removed until
all Soviet missiles were removed from the Cuban island ( CAPITAL HOPEFUL: Plans to End
Blockade as Soon as Moscow Lives Up to Vow. ). Kennedy s standing up against the USSR showed
the American people just how capable and strong leader was. Because of this, he is often considered to
be one of the most highly regarded presidents of all
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States of America, served as president from
January 20th, 1961 to November 22nd, 1963, the day of his death and the day after the assassination
attempt by Lee Harvey Oswald. Mr. Kennedy was arguably most famous for his role in the Cuban
Missile Crisis of 1962, where he, as president, made the decision to find more peaceful resolutions to
the threats associated with a Castro led Cuba possessing nuclear weapons rather than using the violent
courses of actions suggested by the other members of the Executive Committee of the National
Security Council, or EXCOMM. During the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, John F. Kennedy averted a
nuclear war between the two superpowers, avoided another invasion ... Show more content on
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Although John Kennedy managed to achieve this great feat against communism, he did overstep some
of the rights as President. It was a very risky order to blockade Cuban waters and coastlines, and it
could have easily started a full scale war between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. If a Soviet vessel had
refused to comply with U.S. orders to halt, they may have been fired on by one of the many nearby
American ships. Several Soviet ships were also boarded and inspected by American sailors ( 32 ). The
chance of war breaking out was very real, but it did not occur due to Premier Khrushchev ordering an
immediate return of all Soviet Navy ships headed to Cuba. The blockade was not to be removed until
all Soviet missiles were removed from the Cuban island ( CAPITAL HOPEFUL: Plans to End
Blockade as Soon as Moscow Lives Up to Vow. ). Kennedy s standing up against the USSR showed
the American people just how capable and strong leader was. Because of this, he is often considered to
be one of the most highly regarded presidents of all
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Popular Baby Names
Trading Up: Where do Baby Names Come From? The position of this article is that parents give their
kids names that they think will make them successful. Trends in baby names start with the high
income families and spread to the lower income families. 1. There are many sources for names. A
couple examples of names sources are the Bible names, nostalgic names, and place names. Parents
want to give their kids the best chance in life with a successful name. 2. Names move through the
population. Sarah was the only name to stay in the top 10 white California girl names from 1980 to
2000. The popular names of high income families became the overall popular names in 10 years.
Names that were on the overall popular list moved to being popular in low income ... Show more
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The overall message of this essay is that baby names start with the high income families and work
their way through society to the low income families because parents want their kids to be successful.
For example, the article states Once a name catches on among high income, highly educated parents, it
starts working its way down the socioeconomic ladder. Kids names in successful high income families
become popular because lower income families think naming their baby after what successful families
are naming their children will make them similarly successful. Furthermore the essay asserts They are
all trying to signal something with a name, and an overwhelming number of parents are seemingly
trying to signal their own expectations of how successful they hope their children will be. The name
itself isn t likely to make a shred of difference. But the parents may feel better knowing that, from the
very onset, they tried their best. The message of this article is that parents hope by giving their kids
successful sounding names they will have a better chance in life. This results in names trending from
the high income families to the low income
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Trading Up: Where do Baby Names Come From? The position of this article is that parents give their
kids names that they think will make them successful. Trends in baby names start with the high
income families and spread to the lower income families. 1. There are many sources for names. A
couple examples of names sources are the Bible names, nostalgic names, and place names. Parents
want to give their kids the best chance in life with a successful name. 2. Names move through the
population. Sarah was the only name to stay in the top 10 white California girl names from 1980 to
2000. The popular names of high income families became the overall popular names in 10 years.
Names that were on the overall popular list moved to being popular in low income ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The overall message of this essay is that baby names start with the high income families and work
their way through society to the low income families because parents want their kids to be successful.
For example, the article states Once a name catches on among high income, highly educated parents, it
starts working its way down the socioeconomic ladder. Kids names in successful high income families
become popular because lower income families think naming their baby after what successful families
are naming their children will make them similarly successful. Furthermore the essay asserts They are
all trying to signal something with a name, and an overwhelming number of parents are seemingly
trying to signal their own expectations of how successful they hope their children will be. The name
itself isn t likely to make a shred of difference. But the parents may feel better knowing that, from the
very onset, they tried their best. The message of this article is that parents hope by giving their kids
successful sounding names they will have a better chance in life. This results in names trending from
the high income families to the low income
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Peter Pan Reflection
Altering Tink Sam Taylor (CEO), once said, If we aren t willing to change and keep up with
innovation someone else will. If someone isn t motivated to move forward and create new ideas, there
will be someone else that will succeed in their place. People need change sometime, or their lives
would be dull, static, and boring. Change is crucial to a person s life to show dynamic differences in
their characteristics. It is important for people to be flexible and open minded in different experiences
to handle future circumstances. Change is the key to determine one s future. In J.M. Barrie s Peter
Pan, the character Tinker Bell is dynamic as illustrated by her words, actions, and motivations. To
start, Tinker Bell is shown to be dynamic depicted through her unkind words. An example of this from
the book is when Tink treats Wendy offensively by calling her ugly: He had to translate. She is not
very polite. She says you are a great ugly girl, and that she is my fairy (Barrie 27). Tinker Bell is
shown to be uncivil and boorish towards Wendy by calling her ugly. As a perfect antagonist, she
creates tension and suspense in the story with her threats towards Wendy. Without remorse, Tink doesn
t even apologize to Wendy. With this type of behavior, she shows her nasty side, her lack of concern
for her feelings, and how she may have hurt them. However, while Tinker Bell expressed in words,
her more cruel side, being churlish towards Wendy,that doesn t represent her whole self. Next, Tinker
Bell illustrates her dynamic self through her actions towards other characters, like Peter. For instance,
when Tink plays the role of protagonist towards Peter by saving his life: No time for words now; time
for deeds;and with one of her lightning movements Tink got between his lips and the draught, and
drained it to the dregs (121). Tink flew in front of Peter s lips before he could drink the poison
knowing it could kill either Peter or herself depending on who drank it. Tinker Bell shows a caring and
selfless side through an action that could kill her, but her love for Peter was so strong, she had no
choice. This makes her a protagonist. All in all, she was Peter s hero that night, and this explains how
Tink is not
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Altering Tink Sam Taylor (CEO), once said, If we aren t willing to change and keep up with
innovation someone else will. If someone isn t motivated to move forward and create new ideas, there
will be someone else that will succeed in their place. People need change sometime, or their lives
would be dull, static, and boring. Change is crucial to a person s life to show dynamic differences in
their characteristics. It is important for people to be flexible and open minded in different experiences
to handle future circumstances. Change is the key to determine one s future. In J.M. Barrie s Peter
Pan, the character Tinker Bell is dynamic as illustrated by her words, actions, and motivations. To
start, Tinker Bell is shown to be dynamic depicted through her unkind words. An example of this from
the book is when Tink treats Wendy offensively by calling her ugly: He had to translate. She is not
very polite. She says you are a great ugly girl, and that she is my fairy (Barrie 27). Tinker Bell is
shown to be uncivil and boorish towards Wendy by calling her ugly. As a perfect antagonist, she
creates tension and suspense in the story with her threats towards Wendy. Without remorse, Tink doesn
t even apologize to Wendy. With this type of behavior, she shows her nasty side, her lack of concern
for her feelings, and how she may have hurt them. However, while Tinker Bell expressed in words,
her more cruel side, being churlish towards Wendy,that doesn t represent her whole self. Next, Tinker
Bell illustrates her dynamic self through her actions towards other characters, like Peter. For instance,
when Tink plays the role of protagonist towards Peter by saving his life: No time for words now; time
for deeds;and with one of her lightning movements Tink got between his lips and the draught, and
drained it to the dregs (121). Tink flew in front of Peter s lips before he could drink the poison
knowing it could kill either Peter or herself depending on who drank it. Tinker Bell shows a caring and
selfless side through an action that could kill her, but her love for Peter was so strong, she had no
choice. This makes her a protagonist. All in all, she was Peter s hero that night, and this explains how
Tink is not
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Physical Security Paper
Physical Security
SEC/410
August 12, 2013
Physical Security
It is important for all organizations to have physical security. Physical security protects the
organization in every way. Every individual needs to be aware of the importance of physical security.
Not only is important for the individual to be aware of the importance physical security has in an
organization but to be able to understand how physical security works within the organization. In this
paper the writer will be describing the core concepts of physical security. Additionally the writer
would be writing about the security assessments. Last the writing would be writing about the basic
physical controls.
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The basic physical control is the implementation of security measures in a defined structure used to
deter or prevent unauthorized access to sensitive material ( 1.2.1. Physical Controls , n.d.). Also
physical controls are safeguards to avoid and minimize any security risk the organization have that
involving computer software or even personal property. Some examples of physical control are fences,
security guards, access cards, surveillance cameras, biometrics and locks. Cameras are very important
in an organization. Depending on governing law and the prevailing corporate culture, many companies
have policies which prohibit the taking of pictures on the premises (Seese, 2009). Organization
prohibits the taking of pictures on the premises because when an individual is taking pictures he or she
might be planning on doing harm to the organization. He or she might want to rob the organization
and wants to know how the organization layout looks like from the inside and the outside. Another
reason why taking pictures is prohibited in organization is because the individual could learn where
the surveillance cameras are located, individual could even take pictures with his or her cell phone,
that is why in some organization there is security walking around to prevent any picture to be taken.
There are different kinds of biometrics technologies. One category is physiological and another
category is
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Physical Security
SEC/410
August 12, 2013
Physical Security
It is important for all organizations to have physical security. Physical security protects the
organization in every way. Every individual needs to be aware of the importance of physical security.
Not only is important for the individual to be aware of the importance physical security has in an
organization but to be able to understand how physical security works within the organization. In this
paper the writer will be describing the core concepts of physical security. Additionally the writer
would be writing about the security assessments. Last the writing would be writing about the basic
physical controls.
The physical security is when security involves ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The basic physical control is the implementation of security measures in a defined structure used to
deter or prevent unauthorized access to sensitive material ( 1.2.1. Physical Controls , n.d.). Also
physical controls are safeguards to avoid and minimize any security risk the organization have that
involving computer software or even personal property. Some examples of physical control are fences,
security guards, access cards, surveillance cameras, biometrics and locks. Cameras are very important
in an organization. Depending on governing law and the prevailing corporate culture, many companies
have policies which prohibit the taking of pictures on the premises (Seese, 2009). Organization
prohibits the taking of pictures on the premises because when an individual is taking pictures he or she
might be planning on doing harm to the organization. He or she might want to rob the organization
and wants to know how the organization layout looks like from the inside and the outside. Another
reason why taking pictures is prohibited in organization is because the individual could learn where
the surveillance cameras are located, individual could even take pictures with his or her cell phone,
that is why in some organization there is security walking around to prevent any picture to be taken.
There are different kinds of biometrics technologies. One category is physiological and another
category is
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Why Is Lying Wrong
Why is lying bad?
Ashwin
A lot of people would say, in fact most people would say lying is very wrong. It can destroy and
diminish trust, bonds and relationships. Honesty is a quality in life. Lies are viewed as morally wrong
everywhere due to the fact that they can hurt a person or have a very negative impact on someone.
Christian views on this matter include the fact that lying should not take place as it abuses Gods gift to
humans, communication. However can I lie ever be justified. Are there circumstances where a lie can
be good?
When is lying wrong?
Jaden
Lying is usually considered wrong at all times. However some people including myself would think
that lies can actually be justified at times. Lies are viewed to a lot of people as wrong, ... Show more
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Augustine (a famous philosopher)
Augustine believed that some lies could be pardoned and justified, and that there were in fact
occasions when lying would be the right thing to do.
He grouped lies into 8 classes, depending on how difficult it was to pardon them. Here s his list, with
the least forgivable lies at the top:
Lies told in teaching religion
Lies which hurt someone and help nobody
Lies which hurt someone but benefit someone else
Lies told for the pleasure of deceiving someone
Lies told to please others in conversation
Lies which hurt nobody and benefit someone
Lies which hurt nobody and benefit someone by keeping open the possibility of their repentance
Lies which hurt nobody and protect a person from physical defilement
Christian belief
The christian view on lying is the fact that God gave us human beings a gift and that gift is,
communication. We should not abuse this gift by hurting others with our lives depending on how big
or how small. Lies are bad and can really have a bad and heavy impact on one s life. God gave human
beings speech so that they could make their thoughts known to each other; therefore using speech to
deceive people is a sin, because it s using speech to do the opposite of what God
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Why is lying bad?
Ashwin
A lot of people would say, in fact most people would say lying is very wrong. It can destroy and
diminish trust, bonds and relationships. Honesty is a quality in life. Lies are viewed as morally wrong
everywhere due to the fact that they can hurt a person or have a very negative impact on someone.
Christian views on this matter include the fact that lying should not take place as it abuses Gods gift to
humans, communication. However can I lie ever be justified. Are there circumstances where a lie can
be good?
When is lying wrong?
Jaden
Lying is usually considered wrong at all times. However some people including myself would think
that lies can actually be justified at times. Lies are viewed to a lot of people as wrong, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Augustine (a famous philosopher)
Augustine believed that some lies could be pardoned and justified, and that there were in fact
occasions when lying would be the right thing to do.
He grouped lies into 8 classes, depending on how difficult it was to pardon them. Here s his list, with
the least forgivable lies at the top:
Lies told in teaching religion
Lies which hurt someone and help nobody
Lies which hurt someone but benefit someone else
Lies told for the pleasure of deceiving someone
Lies told to please others in conversation
Lies which hurt nobody and benefit someone
Lies which hurt nobody and benefit someone by keeping open the possibility of their repentance
Lies which hurt nobody and protect a person from physical defilement
Christian belief
The christian view on lying is the fact that God gave us human beings a gift and that gift is,
communication. We should not abuse this gift by hurting others with our lives depending on how big
or how small. Lies are bad and can really have a bad and heavy impact on one s life. God gave human
beings speech so that they could make their thoughts known to each other; therefore using speech to
deceive people is a sin, because it s using speech to do the opposite of what God
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The Models Of Human Behavior Essay
Introduction The purpose of this report is to look at the four models of human behaviour including:
amoeba, rat, computer and actor and to try and determine if any of these four models of behaviour
influenced the actions of the pilots aboard either the Chembulk Houston or the Monte Alegre. The
report will also look at what other factors may have influenced the decisions of each of the pilots
during while the overtaking manoeuvre was being performed and also up to the point the two ships
collided. The four models of human behaviour identified throughout the incident. The two people that
shall be studied in the report are the two ships pilots from the Houston Pilots Association. The deputy
pilot aboard the Chembulk Houston and the pilot whom was aboard the Monte Alegre. The first pilot
to review will be the deputy pilot aboard the Chembulk Houston. The deputy pilot was still an
apprentice in his second of two years training to become a full pilot. The deputy pilot learnt via the
very high frequency (VHF) radio that the tugboats for the Monte Alegre had been delayed and he also
learnt that the pilot aboard the Monte Alegre had decided to slow his vessel down. The deputy pilot
aboard the Chembulk Houston contacted the pilot aboard the Monte Alegre via the VHF radio at about
12:49pm and suggested that the Chembulk Houston overtake the Monte Alegre. The deputy pilot
aboard the Chembulk Houston then asked the pilot aboard the Monte Alegre which side was the best
for
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Introduction The purpose of this report is to look at the four models of human behaviour including:
amoeba, rat, computer and actor and to try and determine if any of these four models of behaviour
influenced the actions of the pilots aboard either the Chembulk Houston or the Monte Alegre. The
report will also look at what other factors may have influenced the decisions of each of the pilots
during while the overtaking manoeuvre was being performed and also up to the point the two ships
collided. The four models of human behaviour identified throughout the incident. The two people that
shall be studied in the report are the two ships pilots from the Houston Pilots Association. The deputy
pilot aboard the Chembulk Houston and the pilot whom was aboard the Monte Alegre. The first pilot
to review will be the deputy pilot aboard the Chembulk Houston. The deputy pilot was still an
apprentice in his second of two years training to become a full pilot. The deputy pilot learnt via the
very high frequency (VHF) radio that the tugboats for the Monte Alegre had been delayed and he also
learnt that the pilot aboard the Monte Alegre had decided to slow his vessel down. The deputy pilot
aboard the Chembulk Houston contacted the pilot aboard the Monte Alegre via the VHF radio at about
12:49pm and suggested that the Chembulk Houston overtake the Monte Alegre. The deputy pilot
aboard the Chembulk Houston then asked the pilot aboard the Monte Alegre which side was the best
for
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The Importance Of Education In The Puritan Society
he harshness of the Puritan religion is captured in Nathaniel Hawthorne s The Scarlet Letter. This
novel s protagonist, Hester Prynne, commits adultery in New England during the colonial times. She
gives birth to an illegitimate child, Pearl, with Reverend Dimmesdale. Punished with a scarlet letter A
that she wears on her breast, she is an outcast to society. This leaves her lonely; her only companion is
her Pearl. Hester is skilled with uniquely embroidering elaborate designs; thus she supports herself
and Pearl through her needlework. Pearl is often described as impish throughout the novel, disobeying
the standard expectations of children. The Puritans government threatens to take away Pearl from
Hester because they think Hester unfit to teach Pearl correctly. In comparison to Hawthorne s view of
a strict education system for Puritans, the Puritan community had a very effective education system.
The Puritans strong and strict view on religion greatly influenced education in Colonial America. The
Puritans believed that education was an important way to spread their religion. Rachelle Friedmann
wrote a reference article summarizing Puritan culture, including their views on education and religion.
In the Puritans and Education section, Friedmann noted the importance of education as an important
religious principle, causing literacy rates for both New England men and women were higher than in
other regions of colonial America. The Puritans were aware providing
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he harshness of the Puritan religion is captured in Nathaniel Hawthorne s The Scarlet Letter. This
novel s protagonist, Hester Prynne, commits adultery in New England during the colonial times. She
gives birth to an illegitimate child, Pearl, with Reverend Dimmesdale. Punished with a scarlet letter A
that she wears on her breast, she is an outcast to society. This leaves her lonely; her only companion is
her Pearl. Hester is skilled with uniquely embroidering elaborate designs; thus she supports herself
and Pearl through her needlework. Pearl is often described as impish throughout the novel, disobeying
the standard expectations of children. The Puritans government threatens to take away Pearl from
Hester because they think Hester unfit to teach Pearl correctly. In comparison to Hawthorne s view of
a strict education system for Puritans, the Puritan community had a very effective education system.
The Puritans strong and strict view on religion greatly influenced education in Colonial America. The
Puritans believed that education was an important way to spread their religion. Rachelle Friedmann
wrote a reference article summarizing Puritan culture, including their views on education and religion.
In the Puritans and Education section, Friedmann noted the importance of education as an important
religious principle, causing literacy rates for both New England men and women were higher than in
other regions of colonial America. The Puritans were aware providing
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The Scientific Field Of Game Theory
The scientific field of game theory is the usage of mathematics to predict and analyze conflict,
cooperation, and behaviors of thinking people and the different strategies that can be applied in each
case. Using mathematical fields such as calculus, statistics, and others, people who study game theory
are able to formulate models and find the outcomes of a variety of different strategies. More
importantly, game theory is not limited to games such as chess or poker, but a wide variety of fields
including economics, computer science, biology and even political science. To understand why game
theory underlies these other fields, one must first understand what a game is.
A game is any situation that contains a set of players, a set of possible actions (strategies) for each
player, and a set of payoffs for each player resulting from the strategies chosen. This definition allows
almost any social situation to be classified as a game as different people perform actions resulting in a
benefit or loss for themselves. However, the key to any science is the ability to predict what would
happen next, and with game theory, players must be rational in order to achieve this. Needless to say,
very often, game theory fails to predict the true outcome of a given situation when put to practical
testing.
The field of game theory had existed for centuries, in a variety of forms, such as strategies for board
games or the battlefield. Even in Charles Darwin s book The Descent of Man
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The scientific field of game theory is the usage of mathematics to predict and analyze conflict,
cooperation, and behaviors of thinking people and the different strategies that can be applied in each
case. Using mathematical fields such as calculus, statistics, and others, people who study game theory
are able to formulate models and find the outcomes of a variety of different strategies. More
importantly, game theory is not limited to games such as chess or poker, but a wide variety of fields
including economics, computer science, biology and even political science. To understand why game
theory underlies these other fields, one must first understand what a game is.
A game is any situation that contains a set of players, a set of possible actions (strategies) for each
player, and a set of payoffs for each player resulting from the strategies chosen. This definition allows
almost any social situation to be classified as a game as different people perform actions resulting in a
benefit or loss for themselves. However, the key to any science is the ability to predict what would
happen next, and with game theory, players must be rational in order to achieve this. Needless to say,
very often, game theory fails to predict the true outcome of a given situation when put to practical
testing.
The field of game theory had existed for centuries, in a variety of forms, such as strategies for board
games or the battlefield. Even in Charles Darwin s book The Descent of Man
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The Theory Of Foreign Policy Changes
In Painful Choices, David Welch is entirely focused on developing a theory of when and why foreign
policy changes. Welch is also interested in a way to forecast these changes. His assembled theory,
which I will evaluate in greater depth, is termed the Loss Aversion Theory of Foreign Policy Change .
This Theory entails three hypotheses on the conditions under which we can expect and, more
importantly, predict changes in foreign policy. Although Welch remains humble regarding his Theory s
drawbacks and predictive capabilities, there are some potentially problematic assumptions at the
foundation of Loss Aversion Theory. I will discuss why Welch s Theory is primarily useful solely at
the Individual Level. Finally, I intend to discuss why the Theory is not a comprehensive theory of
foreign policy and why the assumptions required for the Theory to hold limit the cases that can be
explained by it. After finding numerous theoretical and practical difficulties in the attempts thus far to
draft of a theory of state behavior, Welch proposes that [a] possible way out of [these difficulties] is to
seek to base predictions not on explanations of why states behave the way they do in general... but on
explanations of why they deviate from their prior behavior. Looking only at the changes in state
behavior is a radical approach; it is a perspective from which what [states] do in general is irrelevant.
2 Temporarily ignoring state goals, Welch turns his attention to how states
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In Painful Choices, David Welch is entirely focused on developing a theory of when and why foreign
policy changes. Welch is also interested in a way to forecast these changes. His assembled theory,
which I will evaluate in greater depth, is termed the Loss Aversion Theory of Foreign Policy Change .
This Theory entails three hypotheses on the conditions under which we can expect and, more
importantly, predict changes in foreign policy. Although Welch remains humble regarding his Theory s
drawbacks and predictive capabilities, there are some potentially problematic assumptions at the
foundation of Loss Aversion Theory. I will discuss why Welch s Theory is primarily useful solely at
the Individual Level. Finally, I intend to discuss why the Theory is not a comprehensive theory of
foreign policy and why the assumptions required for the Theory to hold limit the cases that can be
explained by it. After finding numerous theoretical and practical difficulties in the attempts thus far to
draft of a theory of state behavior, Welch proposes that [a] possible way out of [these difficulties] is to
seek to base predictions not on explanations of why states behave the way they do in general... but on
explanations of why they deviate from their prior behavior. Looking only at the changes in state
behavior is a radical approach; it is a perspective from which what [states] do in general is irrelevant.
2 Temporarily ignoring state goals, Welch turns his attention to how states
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Personal Narrative-I M Tasker
I lost count how many times I blinked, just to make sure I wasn t suffering from caffeine overdose, but
after what seemed forever, I finally closed my gaping mouth. No problem, take your time. Gliding
around to my desk would sound wonderful, wouldn t it? But no, I kicked the trash can and stumbled,
spilling coffee over the corner of my desk and my new Gucci shoes. Fu... Cursing like a fish wife
wasn t going to redeem my clumsiness so scuffling into my chair I decided to keep still until I had
recovered from the shock. Besides which, it gave me the opportunity to study the janitor while he
wasn t looking as he reached to the ceiling with the new light bulb. I couldn t help staring at his soft
belly flesh. Tanned and dusted with dark hairs that disappeared below the canvas work pants. I ve
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I m Tasker, it s good to meet you. Likewise. I wasn t happy about giving him my sweaty palm but he
sort of threw me off balance. I didn t expect that. Elsa, my name s Elsa. Greeted with a beatific smile I
blushed and found myself daydreaming. Only Joe, my eager protégé, bursting through the door to
invade my territory brought me back to earth. Tasker didn t flinch and casually turned to gather his
step ladder before making for the door. His massive frame dwarfed Joe and time seemed to stand still
as he slowly left. A final glance over his shoulder from dark, dreamy eyes made me draw in a sharp
breath. We should get up to speed on the Dexter file. I ve been studying over the weekend and... I
raised my hand to still his waffling. Sit, take a load off. I pointed to the chair opposite my desk. I
couldn t deal with his overzealous manner right now; I was still catching my breath from the mystery
that was Tasker and nothing, not even the dulcet tones of his slightly high voice was going to spoil the
last few moments as the memory of fine ass filled my
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I lost count how many times I blinked, just to make sure I wasn t suffering from caffeine overdose, but
after what seemed forever, I finally closed my gaping mouth. No problem, take your time. Gliding
around to my desk would sound wonderful, wouldn t it? But no, I kicked the trash can and stumbled,
spilling coffee over the corner of my desk and my new Gucci shoes. Fu... Cursing like a fish wife
wasn t going to redeem my clumsiness so scuffling into my chair I decided to keep still until I had
recovered from the shock. Besides which, it gave me the opportunity to study the janitor while he
wasn t looking as he reached to the ceiling with the new light bulb. I couldn t help staring at his soft
belly flesh. Tanned and dusted with dark hairs that disappeared below the canvas work pants. I ve
never seen a janitor so... so fit. His ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I m Tasker, it s good to meet you. Likewise. I wasn t happy about giving him my sweaty palm but he
sort of threw me off balance. I didn t expect that. Elsa, my name s Elsa. Greeted with a beatific smile I
blushed and found myself daydreaming. Only Joe, my eager protégé, bursting through the door to
invade my territory brought me back to earth. Tasker didn t flinch and casually turned to gather his
step ladder before making for the door. His massive frame dwarfed Joe and time seemed to stand still
as he slowly left. A final glance over his shoulder from dark, dreamy eyes made me draw in a sharp
breath. We should get up to speed on the Dexter file. I ve been studying over the weekend and... I
raised my hand to still his waffling. Sit, take a load off. I pointed to the chair opposite my desk. I
couldn t deal with his overzealous manner right now; I was still catching my breath from the mystery
that was Tasker and nothing, not even the dulcet tones of his slightly high voice was going to spoil the
last few moments as the memory of fine ass filled my
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