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Immigration And Mexican Immigration
INTRODUCTION Due to their proximity, the United States and Mexico have a particularly unique
relationship. Relations between the two nations often tend to be problematic due to controversial
the issues they associate with, such as immigration and undocumented immigration into the U.S.
because of the uncertainty of its overall effects on the nation. However, the push and pull factors
that attribute to the desire of migrating to the U.S. are often too intense to resist, and thus Mexican
immigrants are the most prominent demographic to migrate the U.S., making up half of the
estimated 11.4 million undocumented immigrants residing in the U.S. are Latino or of Mexican
origin (Siemons, 2016). Due to the circumstances in which migrants are influenced to leave their
country of origin, it is imperative to understand the complexity of the process of migration and
how it can be a life altering experience, and can greatly affect the psyche of an individual.
Previous research has shown that migrant youth are often driven by the higher wages in the U.S.,
which gives them the security and opportunity to build a better life (Tucker, et al., 2012).
However, there is not much information available as to how these individuals adapt to their new
surroundings. Not only is a person choosing to leave all that they know in order to seek a better
life, they must also adapt to life in a completely different social structure and cultural practices. For
instance, recent studies have focused on the
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INTRODUCTION Due to their proximity, the United States and Mexico have a particularly unique
relationship. Relations between the two nations often tend to be problematic due to controversial
the issues they associate with, such as immigration and undocumented immigration into the U.S.
because of the uncertainty of its overall effects on the nation. However, the push and pull factors
that attribute to the desire of migrating to the U.S. are often too intense to resist, and thus Mexican
immigrants are the most prominent demographic to migrate the U.S., making up half of the
estimated 11.4 million undocumented immigrants residing in the U.S. are Latino or of Mexican
origin (Siemons, 2016). Due to the circumstances in which migrants are influenced to leave their
country of origin, it is imperative to understand the complexity of the process of migration and
how it can be a life altering experience, and can greatly affect the psyche of an individual.
Previous research has shown that migrant youth are often driven by the higher wages in the U.S.,
which gives them the security and opportunity to build a better life (Tucker, et al., 2012).
However, there is not much information available as to how these individuals adapt to their new
surroundings. Not only is a person choosing to leave all that they know in order to seek a better
life, they must also adapt to life in a completely different social structure and cultural practices. For
instance, recent studies have focused on the
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Understanding the Holocaust through Art Spiegelman s Maus...
The experience of being in the Holocaust is hard to imagine. The physical pain and fear that a
survivor of the Holocaust felt could never fully be understood by anyone other than a fellow
survivor. The children of survivors may not feel the physical pain and agony as their parents did,
but they do feel the psychological effects. For this reason Artie and his father could never connect.
The Holocaust built a wall between them that was hard to climb. Artie makes an attempt to
overcome the wallbetween him and his father by writing the comic Mausabout his father s life in
hopes to grow closer to him and understand him better, yet he struggles in looking past his father s
picky habits and hypocritical attitude.
Artie s father, Valdek, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Artie s father s annoying habits somewhat lead to bad habits in Artie. Artie is a chain smoker. It
relieves his tension. He is almost always seen lighting a cigarette when talking with his father. A
scene in the story that truly encouraged Artie s smoking habit was the event when Artie s wife
picked up a black hitchhiker. This very much disturbed Valdek. He viewed all blacks as thieves.
Artie s wife, Francois, barked back exactly what Artie was thinking, that s outrageous! How can
you, of all people, be such a racist! You talk about blacks the way the Nazis talked about the
Jews! Artie simply glared as if his wife took the words right out of his mouth, and reached for a
cigarette to calm his nerves. Valdek s obsessive acts of saving and having everything in its place
were almost all that Artie could take, not to mention his hypercritical attitude. Years and years of
this built up in Artie. This may have been large reason for him being sent to the state mental
hospital. Not long after his return from the hospital, his mother committed suicide. He was
expected to take care of his father, who not only lost his wife, but the person that he shared the
experience of the Holocaust with and that was something he could not deal with because he did not
understand
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The experience of being in the Holocaust is hard to imagine. The physical pain and fear that a
survivor of the Holocaust felt could never fully be understood by anyone other than a fellow
survivor. The children of survivors may not feel the physical pain and agony as their parents did,
but they do feel the psychological effects. For this reason Artie and his father could never connect.
The Holocaust built a wall between them that was hard to climb. Artie makes an attempt to
overcome the wallbetween him and his father by writing the comic Mausabout his father s life in
hopes to grow closer to him and understand him better, yet he struggles in looking past his father s
picky habits and hypocritical attitude.
Artie s father, Valdek, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Artie s father s annoying habits somewhat lead to bad habits in Artie. Artie is a chain smoker. It
relieves his tension. He is almost always seen lighting a cigarette when talking with his father. A
scene in the story that truly encouraged Artie s smoking habit was the event when Artie s wife
picked up a black hitchhiker. This very much disturbed Valdek. He viewed all blacks as thieves.
Artie s wife, Francois, barked back exactly what Artie was thinking, that s outrageous! How can
you, of all people, be such a racist! You talk about blacks the way the Nazis talked about the
Jews! Artie simply glared as if his wife took the words right out of his mouth, and reached for a
cigarette to calm his nerves. Valdek s obsessive acts of saving and having everything in its place
were almost all that Artie could take, not to mention his hypercritical attitude. Years and years of
this built up in Artie. This may have been large reason for him being sent to the state mental
hospital. Not long after his return from the hospital, his mother committed suicide. He was
expected to take care of his father, who not only lost his wife, but the person that he shared the
experience of the Holocaust with and that was something he could not deal with because he did not
understand
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Raw by Scott Monk, Hard Rock by Etheridge Knight, and...
Raw by Scott Monk, Hard Rock by Etheridge Knight, and Dangerous Minds by John N. Smith
Institutions can have positive and negative effects that can alter an individual s perceptions,
judgment and values. Raw by Scott Monk, Hard Rock by Etheridge Knight and Dangerous Minds
by John N. Smith help communicate an understanding of how such institutions can reform an
individual.
The novel Raw written by Scott Monk, is simple in style but introduces interesting and an
acceptable insight to the concept of the institution and the individual experience . Brett Dalton
resembles a highly wrought, reactionary character who challenged or feels confronted by structures
of authority or control.
Using Brett as the protagonist, Monk opens ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He implies that the power to change lives within the individual. Further on in the novel, Brett is
still of concern and Sam reaches out to try and help. Don t shut me out, Brett. I do know the score
and that is why I m worried about you . This indicates the positive effect of the institution and on
the individual.
Josh is another character who helps Brett reform. Josh is seen as the rehabilitated teenager who
chooses to stay on the farm. He helps Brett realize that his problems are the least of his worries
when compared with other troubled teenagers, for example Josh himself. His problems are quite
indescribable, he has no parents that desire to care for him, whilst Brett does, and this changes Brett
s perspective towards Josh and his life. Monk deliberately outlines the change in Brett through Josh
to demonstrate the changing experience and positive effect of the institution on Brett.
Scott Monk employs many techniques to convey his ideas of the positive changes Brett incurred
from an institution. One of many is the use of contrast, which juxtaposes Brett s life at the
beginning and his reformed life at the end. Monk highlights this contrast through the prologue and
epilogue. In the prologue, Brett hates anyone who has the authority he thinks the whole world is
against him, whilst in the epilogue Brett had learnt to make friendships, gain trust and respect and
learn to accept his own mistakes and responsibilities.
Violent
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Raw by Scott Monk, Hard Rock by Etheridge Knight, and Dangerous Minds by John N. Smith
Institutions can have positive and negative effects that can alter an individual s perceptions,
judgment and values. Raw by Scott Monk, Hard Rock by Etheridge Knight and Dangerous Minds
by John N. Smith help communicate an understanding of how such institutions can reform an
individual.
The novel Raw written by Scott Monk, is simple in style but introduces interesting and an
acceptable insight to the concept of the institution and the individual experience . Brett Dalton
resembles a highly wrought, reactionary character who challenged or feels confronted by structures
of authority or control.
Using Brett as the protagonist, Monk opens ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He implies that the power to change lives within the individual. Further on in the novel, Brett is
still of concern and Sam reaches out to try and help. Don t shut me out, Brett. I do know the score
and that is why I m worried about you . This indicates the positive effect of the institution and on
the individual.
Josh is another character who helps Brett reform. Josh is seen as the rehabilitated teenager who
chooses to stay on the farm. He helps Brett realize that his problems are the least of his worries
when compared with other troubled teenagers, for example Josh himself. His problems are quite
indescribable, he has no parents that desire to care for him, whilst Brett does, and this changes Brett
s perspective towards Josh and his life. Monk deliberately outlines the change in Brett through Josh
to demonstrate the changing experience and positive effect of the institution on Brett.
Scott Monk employs many techniques to convey his ideas of the positive changes Brett incurred
from an institution. One of many is the use of contrast, which juxtaposes Brett s life at the
beginning and his reformed life at the end. Monk highlights this contrast through the prologue and
epilogue. In the prologue, Brett hates anyone who has the authority he thinks the whole world is
against him, whilst in the epilogue Brett had learnt to make friendships, gain trust and respect and
learn to accept his own mistakes and responsibilities.
Violent
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Media and Plastic Surgery Essay
Media and Plastic Surgery
Images produced by the media will make people do almost anything to fit American standards of
the perfect body. Plastic surgery offers a quick fix to help achieve this goal but no matter how
much surgery nothing is perfect. Images produced by media, quick fixes and the outcome of the
fixes are problems that women of all ages deal with.
From the time of birth, images of physical perfection bombard young minds. When children are
young their minds are fragile and mold to what they are taught. One of the first toys a young girl
is given is a Barbie doll Girls are shown Barbie and parents tell the children that Barbie dolls are
beautiful. So young girls are taught that Barbie is what a perfect female is. ... Show more content on
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Many feel that self esteem is something that only teenagers worry about but self esteem is
something that has to constantly be taken care of. When people feel bad about themselves they
just are not happy. Moreover when women become older age begins to take its toll. Although
some woman view laugh lines and wrinkles as a rite of passage most view wrinkles has a sign of
getting older and weaker. So instead of letting nature run its course woman all over North America
run to the doctors for major surgery. A face lift is the most common plastic surgery among older
woman. A face lift is when a doctor makes an incision along the hairline and pulls back on the
skin and make it tighter. Thus making a woman appear twenty years younger. Many older
women go to this procedure as a fix to make them feel younger and raise their self esteem. Plastic
surgery is not something that just older women turn to woman of all ages in there twenties and
thirties also go to plastic surgery for a self esteem boost. Younger women turn to surgeries like
nose jobs, breast implants, buttox implants, cheek implants, collagen implants and liposuction to
help make they feel better. Women want to feel more attractive to men so they try to become the
unachievable, the Barbie. The perfect Barbie doll image that woman of all ages strives for. Most
people do not view surgery as a major process; they see
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Media and Plastic Surgery
Images produced by the media will make people do almost anything to fit American standards of
the perfect body. Plastic surgery offers a quick fix to help achieve this goal but no matter how
much surgery nothing is perfect. Images produced by media, quick fixes and the outcome of the
fixes are problems that women of all ages deal with.
From the time of birth, images of physical perfection bombard young minds. When children are
young their minds are fragile and mold to what they are taught. One of the first toys a young girl
is given is a Barbie doll Girls are shown Barbie and parents tell the children that Barbie dolls are
beautiful. So young girls are taught that Barbie is what a perfect female is. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Many feel that self esteem is something that only teenagers worry about but self esteem is
something that has to constantly be taken care of. When people feel bad about themselves they
just are not happy. Moreover when women become older age begins to take its toll. Although
some woman view laugh lines and wrinkles as a rite of passage most view wrinkles has a sign of
getting older and weaker. So instead of letting nature run its course woman all over North America
run to the doctors for major surgery. A face lift is the most common plastic surgery among older
woman. A face lift is when a doctor makes an incision along the hairline and pulls back on the
skin and make it tighter. Thus making a woman appear twenty years younger. Many older
women go to this procedure as a fix to make them feel younger and raise their self esteem. Plastic
surgery is not something that just older women turn to woman of all ages in there twenties and
thirties also go to plastic surgery for a self esteem boost. Younger women turn to surgeries like
nose jobs, breast implants, buttox implants, cheek implants, collagen implants and liposuction to
help make they feel better. Women want to feel more attractive to men so they try to become the
unachievable, the Barbie. The perfect Barbie doll image that woman of all ages strives for. Most
people do not view surgery as a major process; they see
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Stalins Rise To Power Essay
Question: How far did Stalin achieve and maintain what Kruchev described as the accumulation of
immense and limitless power , in the USSR between 1924 and 1945?
Between 1924 and 1945, Joseph Stalin was able to emerge as the leader of the USSR and maintain
what Kruchev described as the accumulation of immense and limitless power . Stalin s rise to power
was a combination of his ability to manipulate situations and the failure of others to prevent him
from taking power, especially Leon Trotsky. Stalin ruled the USSR from 1929 until his death in
1953. His rule was one of tyranny, a great change from the society that his predecessor, Lenin, had
envisioned. During his time of reign, Stalin put into effect two self proclaimed quot;five year ...
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Also, Stalin was much more involved with the base of the Party and was thought to have worked
hard to get himself to the top. Meanwhile, Trotsky was seen as a man trying to push his way in.
Further damaging Trotsky, Lenin described him as possessing quot;...excessive self confidence...
and overly attracted by the purely administrative aspects of affairs... quot; Even though he
unintentionally projected Trotsky in this way, Lenin felt that if the removal of Stalin were not acted
upon, the conflict between Trotsky and Stalin would intensify, which would jeopardize the whole
Party. Combined with the Testament, Trotsky could have used the Postscript to obtain power, but
instead Stalin squashed it in the Central Committee.
Once eliminating Trotsky, Stalin s idea of, socialism in our country, inevitably meant that Russia
needed strength. The productions in the USSR had almost reached pre war levels by the mid
1920s, but the population of Russia had also increased by 20 million people. No matter, Stalin
assured that maximum efforts and resources would be given to the expansion and strengthening of
Russia herself rather than an effort to start a revolution elsewhere. This is explained in his famous
1931 speech, gaining power for himself. The people had nowhere else to turn to and needed a
leader. Stalin was there and knew what to do to make the people interested in his ideas, thus
acquired their trust and control. From these ideas, he created his first
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Question: How far did Stalin achieve and maintain what Kruchev described as the accumulation of
immense and limitless power , in the USSR between 1924 and 1945?
Between 1924 and 1945, Joseph Stalin was able to emerge as the leader of the USSR and maintain
what Kruchev described as the accumulation of immense and limitless power . Stalin s rise to power
was a combination of his ability to manipulate situations and the failure of others to prevent him
from taking power, especially Leon Trotsky. Stalin ruled the USSR from 1929 until his death in
1953. His rule was one of tyranny, a great change from the society that his predecessor, Lenin, had
envisioned. During his time of reign, Stalin put into effect two self proclaimed quot;five year ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also, Stalin was much more involved with the base of the Party and was thought to have worked
hard to get himself to the top. Meanwhile, Trotsky was seen as a man trying to push his way in.
Further damaging Trotsky, Lenin described him as possessing quot;...excessive self confidence...
and overly attracted by the purely administrative aspects of affairs... quot; Even though he
unintentionally projected Trotsky in this way, Lenin felt that if the removal of Stalin were not acted
upon, the conflict between Trotsky and Stalin would intensify, which would jeopardize the whole
Party. Combined with the Testament, Trotsky could have used the Postscript to obtain power, but
instead Stalin squashed it in the Central Committee.
Once eliminating Trotsky, Stalin s idea of, socialism in our country, inevitably meant that Russia
needed strength. The productions in the USSR had almost reached pre war levels by the mid
1920s, but the population of Russia had also increased by 20 million people. No matter, Stalin
assured that maximum efforts and resources would be given to the expansion and strengthening of
Russia herself rather than an effort to start a revolution elsewhere. This is explained in his famous
1931 speech, gaining power for himself. The people had nowhere else to turn to and needed a
leader. Stalin was there and knew what to do to make the people interested in his ideas, thus
acquired their trust and control. From these ideas, he created his first
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pros And Cons Of Alternative Energy For Fossil Fuels
Can Alternative Energy Effectively Replace Fossil Fuels ?
There are some that say that the US is ready to start replacing fossil fuels with alternative energy
resources and some don t exactly agree. Alternative energy sources include biofuels, hydrogen,
solar, geothermal, wind and nuclear energy and fossils fuels are fuels such as oil, coal, and
petroleum. Those for alternative energy argue that fossil fuels are inefficient, unsustainable,
environmentally destructive, and the primary contributor to global climate change. They believe
that renewable energies are a viable and immediately needed alternative to fossil fuels. Then
those for fossil fuels believe that there are many technical hurdles that have to be overcome
before alternative energy could replace even a small portion of the power powered by fossil fuels.
They also say that fossil fuels will last hundreds of years longer, be made more efficient, and
remain the most economical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If the information was presented in a less objective way I think that there would be less
controversies. As I was reading portions of the articles, I found it unprofessionally to display
opinions rather than facts from scientific studies. Also since the world basically runs their
economies based off of the price of oil, its hard to speculate if it is feasible to go without fossil fuels.
If I were to write an article presenting the pros and cons on weather alternative energy could
effectively replace fossil fuels, I would gather information from trusted scientific sources and
analyses how using alternative energy would effect the world as a whole. Although I agree public
opinion is important when researching certain topics, it can sometimes be misleading. However in
this circumstance, I found that there was not enough information on how much of an impact fossil
fuels has on the world
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Can Alternative Energy Effectively Replace Fossil Fuels ?
There are some that say that the US is ready to start replacing fossil fuels with alternative energy
resources and some don t exactly agree. Alternative energy sources include biofuels, hydrogen,
solar, geothermal, wind and nuclear energy and fossils fuels are fuels such as oil, coal, and
petroleum. Those for alternative energy argue that fossil fuels are inefficient, unsustainable,
environmentally destructive, and the primary contributor to global climate change. They believe
that renewable energies are a viable and immediately needed alternative to fossil fuels. Then
those for fossil fuels believe that there are many technical hurdles that have to be overcome
before alternative energy could replace even a small portion of the power powered by fossil fuels.
They also say that fossil fuels will last hundreds of years longer, be made more efficient, and
remain the most economical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If the information was presented in a less objective way I think that there would be less
controversies. As I was reading portions of the articles, I found it unprofessionally to display
opinions rather than facts from scientific studies. Also since the world basically runs their
economies based off of the price of oil, its hard to speculate if it is feasible to go without fossil fuels.
If I were to write an article presenting the pros and cons on weather alternative energy could
effectively replace fossil fuels, I would gather information from trusted scientific sources and
analyses how using alternative energy would effect the world as a whole. Although I agree public
opinion is important when researching certain topics, it can sometimes be misleading. However in
this circumstance, I found that there was not enough information on how much of an impact fossil
fuels has on the world
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Anger Between Anger And Anger
Anger can be defined in a multitude of ways, as well as seen in a variety of different perspectives.
Anger can most commonly be defined as a feeling of tension and hostility that may have been
caused by anxiety due to unwanted actions from someone or something that is perceived to be
offensive, threatening, or against one s beliefs. (1) Witnessing this emotiontypically leads to an
emotional reaction that can be seen as extreme rage, displeasure, and hostility. This is caused
because when one is angry, you instantly feel the urge to retaliate back. It is very commonly
believed that angeremerges from people that we do not commonly associate ourselves with on a
personal level. This could be your boss, an acquaintance you may have, or even a... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This allows for the person to be put out of the danger because you took the action to keep them
safe. Another way that expressing anger can be seen as a positive feeling is that it can be used as a
reinforcer. After doing further studying, it was able to be inferred that reinforcement is more
beneficial than punishment. This can be shown through the action of expressing anger. When
your child does not do their chores, it is expected that a parent becomes angry when their child
to do what they are told. When the parent expresses their anger towards their child, it overcomes
the child and helps to reinforce the rule of doing their chores. By displaying anger to the child, it
will allow them to learn that they need to follow the rules because they do not want to see their
parent with that tone anymore. (Becourtney, 2006 2011) Anger can also be seen as a positive
feeling because it allows people to overcome a state of hurt. All anger does not consist of
throwing things, being physically violent, and speaking loudly. Expressing anger can also be
expressed by isolating oneself from someone because they are hurt. Furthermore, when someone
passes away many people go through the dwelling stage. You can experience something similar
when dealing with anger. In the positive aspect anger allows one to express feelings that they may
have been holding in from a person. This allows for solutions to the problem to be solved.
(American
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Anger can be defined in a multitude of ways, as well as seen in a variety of different perspectives.
Anger can most commonly be defined as a feeling of tension and hostility that may have been
caused by anxiety due to unwanted actions from someone or something that is perceived to be
offensive, threatening, or against one s beliefs. (1) Witnessing this emotiontypically leads to an
emotional reaction that can be seen as extreme rage, displeasure, and hostility. This is caused
because when one is angry, you instantly feel the urge to retaliate back. It is very commonly
believed that angeremerges from people that we do not commonly associate ourselves with on a
personal level. This could be your boss, an acquaintance you may have, or even a... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This allows for the person to be put out of the danger because you took the action to keep them
safe. Another way that expressing anger can be seen as a positive feeling is that it can be used as a
reinforcer. After doing further studying, it was able to be inferred that reinforcement is more
beneficial than punishment. This can be shown through the action of expressing anger. When
your child does not do their chores, it is expected that a parent becomes angry when their child
to do what they are told. When the parent expresses their anger towards their child, it overcomes
the child and helps to reinforce the rule of doing their chores. By displaying anger to the child, it
will allow them to learn that they need to follow the rules because they do not want to see their
parent with that tone anymore. (Becourtney, 2006 2011) Anger can also be seen as a positive
feeling because it allows people to overcome a state of hurt. All anger does not consist of
throwing things, being physically violent, and speaking loudly. Expressing anger can also be
expressed by isolating oneself from someone because they are hurt. Furthermore, when someone
passes away many people go through the dwelling stage. You can experience something similar
when dealing with anger. In the positive aspect anger allows one to express feelings that they may
have been holding in from a person. This allows for solutions to the problem to be solved.
(American
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Judaism In America
In America, people of a religious background tend to follow one of the five major religions:
Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Although, numerous people are Jewish I
have never received the privilege to encounter someone who s religion is Judaism. My question
is if Judaism is listed as one of most popular religions in America, why have I not had the fortuity
to meet a religious Jew? I ve met others whom are Christian, Catholic, Jehovah s Witness, and
Muslim, so to me Jews are a minority. I decided to engage in Sabbath so that I become more
educated about Jewish beliefs, rituals, and culture. Being that I have only attended Christian
worship services I figured participating in a Shabbat service would be a new and interesting.... Show
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The lay people then passed out challah, which is the Jewish Sabbath and holiday bread, and a
blessing of the challah took place. The prayer read Blessed are you, Lord our God, King of the
universe, who brings forth bread from the earth (BBC, 2009). While we enjoyed the challah the
chazzan and lay people thanked my friend and I for joining their service and most of all being
respectful of their beliefs and rituals. Additionally, they allowed us to ask questions. This is how I
was able to discover some issues are in regard to Judaism based off of their perspective. One of the
lay people explained that the holocaust still has eternal damage on Jewish people and their culture.
With Hitler invading Nazi Germany and separating Jews from one another and others it caused a
split in the religion. As reported by Maryles, a writer for Jewish Press, Rabbi Weil declared a
holocaust causes more Jews to be lost from Judaism than the actual holocaust... the great boon to
Jews in America is its biggest bane . Meaning what s beneficial for one person is a burden to
someone else. Another conflict is intermarrying which means when people of various races or
religion become connected by marriage. Spouses following different religious paths means they
have opposite beliefs which can create afflicting ideals within the marriage. Rabbi Weil also
claims, The American ideal of freedom and our widespread acceptance is in fact the double
edged sword that is both helping us and skewering us... the freedom this country offers allows us
to shed any semblance of our Judaism . An additional issue is the religious Jewish youth. A
different lay person from the Shabbat service said that the schools are not teaching the Torah the
same way it once was taught. Mentioned by Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald, students are being told
that if they do not carry themselves a certain way
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In America, people of a religious background tend to follow one of the five major religions:
Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Although, numerous people are Jewish I
have never received the privilege to encounter someone who s religion is Judaism. My question
is if Judaism is listed as one of most popular religions in America, why have I not had the fortuity
to meet a religious Jew? I ve met others whom are Christian, Catholic, Jehovah s Witness, and
Muslim, so to me Jews are a minority. I decided to engage in Sabbath so that I become more
educated about Jewish beliefs, rituals, and culture. Being that I have only attended Christian
worship services I figured participating in a Shabbat service would be a new and interesting.... Show
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The lay people then passed out challah, which is the Jewish Sabbath and holiday bread, and a
blessing of the challah took place. The prayer read Blessed are you, Lord our God, King of the
universe, who brings forth bread from the earth (BBC, 2009). While we enjoyed the challah the
chazzan and lay people thanked my friend and I for joining their service and most of all being
respectful of their beliefs and rituals. Additionally, they allowed us to ask questions. This is how I
was able to discover some issues are in regard to Judaism based off of their perspective. One of the
lay people explained that the holocaust still has eternal damage on Jewish people and their culture.
With Hitler invading Nazi Germany and separating Jews from one another and others it caused a
split in the religion. As reported by Maryles, a writer for Jewish Press, Rabbi Weil declared a
holocaust causes more Jews to be lost from Judaism than the actual holocaust... the great boon to
Jews in America is its biggest bane . Meaning what s beneficial for one person is a burden to
someone else. Another conflict is intermarrying which means when people of various races or
religion become connected by marriage. Spouses following different religious paths means they
have opposite beliefs which can create afflicting ideals within the marriage. Rabbi Weil also
claims, The American ideal of freedom and our widespread acceptance is in fact the double
edged sword that is both helping us and skewering us... the freedom this country offers allows us
to shed any semblance of our Judaism . An additional issue is the religious Jewish youth. A
different lay person from the Shabbat service said that the schools are not teaching the Torah the
same way it once was taught. Mentioned by Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald, students are being told
that if they do not carry themselves a certain way
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Why Chewing Gum Should Be Allowed In School
Chewing gum helps you focus and comfort you at school.. It is important to have gum in schools
because it can help students have more success in school. Gum can also help those who are
struggling and boost their grades up.Gum would definitely have a positive impact and should be
allowed in schools.. Here are some reasons why gum should be in school.
First gum can increase blood flow to your brain.In the website (why gum should be allowed in
school) its says that Chewing gum increases blood flow to the brain which can help you focus
better. This shows that gum can help many people in school. Also in the article (pros and cons on
chewing gum) sugar free gum can help clean your teeth.This reveals that gum can not only help you
focus but give ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the website (chew on this CNN) the woman said that the chewing motion in gum helps many
people calm themselves.
This evidence is important because if people get frustrated in school they can calm themselves
by chewing on gum. In (why chewing gum in school should be allowed in school) Studies also
show that people with gum have been doing better with those without on their academic
grades.The person in this article tells us how when he/she does homework chewing gum helps
her focus better. GUM can help many people and can also calm and help people do homework.
Yes gum can be a problem for school campus and can be littered around the school. But as stated
in (custodians at work)By Mia Lopez Zubiri custodians spend many hours trying to scrape gum
off the bottom of desks, chairs, floors, etc. As a result this can be very time consuming and more
than likely slow down the custodians working process.Critics have a valid point about why this is
so bad to our school environment. However we can organize special rules that if you are caught
putting gum in desks on floors etc. you will face a severe consequence therefore making the
littering problem
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Chewing gum helps you focus and comfort you at school.. It is important to have gum in schools
because it can help students have more success in school. Gum can also help those who are
struggling and boost their grades up.Gum would definitely have a positive impact and should be
allowed in schools.. Here are some reasons why gum should be in school.
First gum can increase blood flow to your brain.In the website (why gum should be allowed in
school) its says that Chewing gum increases blood flow to the brain which can help you focus
better. This shows that gum can help many people in school. Also in the article (pros and cons on
chewing gum) sugar free gum can help clean your teeth.This reveals that gum can not only help you
focus but give ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the website (chew on this CNN) the woman said that the chewing motion in gum helps many
people calm themselves.
This evidence is important because if people get frustrated in school they can calm themselves
by chewing on gum. In (why chewing gum in school should be allowed in school) Studies also
show that people with gum have been doing better with those without on their academic
grades.The person in this article tells us how when he/she does homework chewing gum helps
her focus better. GUM can help many people and can also calm and help people do homework.
Yes gum can be a problem for school campus and can be littered around the school. But as stated
in (custodians at work)By Mia Lopez Zubiri custodians spend many hours trying to scrape gum
off the bottom of desks, chairs, floors, etc. As a result this can be very time consuming and more
than likely slow down the custodians working process.Critics have a valid point about why this is
so bad to our school environment. However we can organize special rules that if you are caught
putting gum in desks on floors etc. you will face a severe consequence therefore making the
littering problem
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Ancient China s Trade And Economy
Ancient China s Trade and Economy
From as early as 2100 BCE to as late as 1912 CE, China lived and prospered in the period of the
dynasties (Timeline of Chinese History and Dynasties). The dynastic period included successions
of rulers who usually descended from the same family. After the ruler passed away, their
successor took their preceder s sole reigning position of emperor. The Xia Dynasty started the
period of the dynasties in 2100 BCE. (Timeline of Chinese History and Dynasties). The Qing
Dynasty marked the end of the dynastic period in 1912 CE (Timeline of Chinese History and
Dynasties). In between the first and last dynasties, China experienced a time of economic, social,
environmental, and religious growth that affected all of the people of China. Traders and
merchants that traveled the Chinese trading systems tremendously contributed to the amplification
of trade of goods, skills, ideas, customs, and messages. Humans, most often slaves, built roads and
canals such as the Silk Road and the Grand Canal across and through mountains, deserts, and rivers
to facilitate ways to connect with China s other surrounding countries. During the dynastic period,
China developed a strong and diverse economy and culture through their unique and innovative
trading routes, the Silk Road and the Grand Canal. Before the creation of the Silk Road and the
Grand Canal, The people in China lived in economical and cultural isolation from other countries
because of China s physical
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Ancient China s Trade and Economy
From as early as 2100 BCE to as late as 1912 CE, China lived and prospered in the period of the
dynasties (Timeline of Chinese History and Dynasties). The dynastic period included successions
of rulers who usually descended from the same family. After the ruler passed away, their
successor took their preceder s sole reigning position of emperor. The Xia Dynasty started the
period of the dynasties in 2100 BCE. (Timeline of Chinese History and Dynasties). The Qing
Dynasty marked the end of the dynastic period in 1912 CE (Timeline of Chinese History and
Dynasties). In between the first and last dynasties, China experienced a time of economic, social,
environmental, and religious growth that affected all of the people of China. Traders and
merchants that traveled the Chinese trading systems tremendously contributed to the amplification
of trade of goods, skills, ideas, customs, and messages. Humans, most often slaves, built roads and
canals such as the Silk Road and the Grand Canal across and through mountains, deserts, and rivers
to facilitate ways to connect with China s other surrounding countries. During the dynastic period,
China developed a strong and diverse economy and culture through their unique and innovative
trading routes, the Silk Road and the Grand Canal. Before the creation of the Silk Road and the
Grand Canal, The people in China lived in economical and cultural isolation from other countries
because of China s physical
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Feasibility Study Report
Technical feasibility
In technical feasibility we would concentrate on the technical perspective of the project. The
areas included would be the technologies needed for the project, software s and hardware s
needed for the project and how these technologies would help in carrying out a feasible and
successful project (Wolfe, 2012).In the proposed system the employees would be able to check
their performance as well as how well they have carried out the tasks they have being assigned.
The main software s needed in the development of the appraisal software are MySql and php. As in
our research findings most of the small companies use Microsoft Excel or Access to create their
employee database which holds the employee information. ... Show more content on
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Also it works perfectly well with MySql. (Grath, 2012)
It has a great future and there will be more and more updates in the future. (Grath, 2012)
The scripts used in PHP are easier hence would speed up the development of the software. (Grath,
2012)
Software requirements
The software s required for the development of Employee appraisal software are:
MySql to generate the database needed for the development of the software
PHP to develop the software
Microsoft Word to prepare all the documentations
Microsoft Project to build Gantt chart and WBS
CorelDraw and Adobe Photoshop to draw the user interface layout and designs
Microsoft Visio to draw charts and diagrams
Windows 7/XP/ Visio 32 bit and 64 bit
Linux 2.4 or higher
The client does not have to provide any of the above software s as the project team already have
the needed software s available. However, the clients need to have one of the latest web browsers
on his/ her computer.
Hardware requirements
The hardware requirements recommended for the project are:
Server requirements
Operational feasibility
Operational feasibility focuses on how the proposed system will help to improve the identified
problems in the current system. This includes the benefits of introducing the proposed system to
the employees. This will also help to figure out whether the proposed system is going to provide
any positive
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Technical feasibility
In technical feasibility we would concentrate on the technical perspective of the project. The
areas included would be the technologies needed for the project, software s and hardware s
needed for the project and how these technologies would help in carrying out a feasible and
successful project (Wolfe, 2012).In the proposed system the employees would be able to check
their performance as well as how well they have carried out the tasks they have being assigned.
The main software s needed in the development of the appraisal software are MySql and php. As in
our research findings most of the small companies use Microsoft Excel or Access to create their
employee database which holds the employee information. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Also it works perfectly well with MySql. (Grath, 2012)
It has a great future and there will be more and more updates in the future. (Grath, 2012)
The scripts used in PHP are easier hence would speed up the development of the software. (Grath,
2012)
Software requirements
The software s required for the development of Employee appraisal software are:
MySql to generate the database needed for the development of the software
PHP to develop the software
Microsoft Word to prepare all the documentations
Microsoft Project to build Gantt chart and WBS
CorelDraw and Adobe Photoshop to draw the user interface layout and designs
Microsoft Visio to draw charts and diagrams
Windows 7/XP/ Visio 32 bit and 64 bit
Linux 2.4 or higher
The client does not have to provide any of the above software s as the project team already have
the needed software s available. However, the clients need to have one of the latest web browsers
on his/ her computer.
Hardware requirements
The hardware requirements recommended for the project are:
Server requirements
Operational feasibility
Operational feasibility focuses on how the proposed system will help to improve the identified
problems in the current system. This includes the benefits of introducing the proposed system to
the employees. This will also help to figure out whether the proposed system is going to provide
any positive
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Beard Trimmer Research Paper
What is a Beard Trimmer?
A beard trimmer is similar to electric hair trimmers that you see at barber shops or hair
salons.However, beard trimmers are specifically designed to conform better to a mans facial
contours. A beard cutting gadget that makes personal facial hair care easier... offering you more
benefits than the old school razor and scissors. These contouring functions found in some beard
trimmers will give you more control and better precision when trimming your mustache, shaping
your gotie or managing unruly sideburns. Some standard hair clippers have beard trimmer
capabilities built in so depending on your needs you may want to find an all in one model.
Function
As mentioned above beard trimmers are hair clippers designed
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What is a Beard Trimmer?
A beard trimmer is similar to electric hair trimmers that you see at barber shops or hair
salons.However, beard trimmers are specifically designed to conform better to a mans facial
contours. A beard cutting gadget that makes personal facial hair care easier... offering you more
benefits than the old school razor and scissors. These contouring functions found in some beard
trimmers will give you more control and better precision when trimming your mustache, shaping
your gotie or managing unruly sideburns. Some standard hair clippers have beard trimmer
capabilities built in so depending on your needs you may want to find an all in one model.
Function
As mentioned above beard trimmers are hair clippers designed
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Fahrenheit 451 Technology Analysis
Technology has deprived the citizens in Ray Bradbury s Fahrenheit 451 and The Pedestrian their
freedom to think with depth and the meaningful, social interactions that make up the quality of life.
In the society of Fahrenheit 451, the ability to think logically is one of the things people have lost
due to extensive use of technology. Parlor walls, futuristic televisions the size of house walls, are
what people use as entertainment. The government provides programs that do not provoke quality
thinking. Montag witnesses this when Mildred uses the parlor walls in the morning: No matter
when he came in, the walls were always talking to Mildred...What was it all about? Mildred couldn
t say. Who was mad at whom? Mildred didn t quite know (Fahrenheit
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Technology has deprived the citizens in Ray Bradbury s Fahrenheit 451 and The Pedestrian their
freedom to think with depth and the meaningful, social interactions that make up the quality of life.
In the society of Fahrenheit 451, the ability to think logically is one of the things people have lost
due to extensive use of technology. Parlor walls, futuristic televisions the size of house walls, are
what people use as entertainment. The government provides programs that do not provoke quality
thinking. Montag witnesses this when Mildred uses the parlor walls in the morning: No matter
when he came in, the walls were always talking to Mildred...What was it all about? Mildred couldn
t say. Who was mad at whom? Mildred didn t quite know (Fahrenheit
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Anne Hutchinson and Puritan Leadership Essay
Anne Hutchinson and Puritan Leadership Anne Hutchinson was a strong willed and intelligent
woman that lived in 1637 in the Massachusetts Bay colony. She opposed both John Winthrop,
governor of the colony, as well as the Puritan church leaders who had a different set of beliefs
from her, and made up the court of elected officials that assisted the governor. She was banished
from the colony in 1638 on charges of blasphemy, because she claimed to have direct and divine
inspiration from the Holy Spirit, in a Puritancommunity it was thought that only preachers and
other church leaders could see God, this idea was known as the covenant of works. Anne
Hutchinson was a believer in the covenant of grace where God could show himself to anyone at...
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That is why she held discussions on sermons for her followers, after she received divine inspiration
from God, because she felt that Puritan preachers were not interpreting God s word correctly. After
openly and publicly disagreeing with the teachings of the Puritan preachers and holding her
discussions about their sermons Anne Hutchinson was taken into court by Governor John Winthrop
on counts of disturbing the peace and slandering the ministry.
After a long and back and forth trial Anne Hutchinson was charged with blasphemy and
sentenced to banishment from the colony. The trial was controversial because she really had not
done anything illegal, but because of the notion that women should be submissive to men in the
colonies, and her defying the church were strongly frowned open especially by men. It was also
a male dominated society, so Anne Hutchinson did not ever really have a chance for a totally
unbiased trial. Such as the one Roger Williams received, he was tried for some of the same things
Hutchinson was tried for, but because of his gender probably received more of a fair trial because
of his gender. Williams was not banished from his colony, where Hutchinson was banished from the
Massachusetts Bay colony on the charges of blasphemy. She was convicted of this because in the
beliefs by the Puritan preachers only preachers and other church leaders could
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Anne Hutchinson and Puritan Leadership Anne Hutchinson was a strong willed and intelligent
woman that lived in 1637 in the Massachusetts Bay colony. She opposed both John Winthrop,
governor of the colony, as well as the Puritan church leaders who had a different set of beliefs
from her, and made up the court of elected officials that assisted the governor. She was banished
from the colony in 1638 on charges of blasphemy, because she claimed to have direct and divine
inspiration from the Holy Spirit, in a Puritancommunity it was thought that only preachers and
other church leaders could see God, this idea was known as the covenant of works. Anne
Hutchinson was a believer in the covenant of grace where God could show himself to anyone at...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That is why she held discussions on sermons for her followers, after she received divine inspiration
from God, because she felt that Puritan preachers were not interpreting God s word correctly. After
openly and publicly disagreeing with the teachings of the Puritan preachers and holding her
discussions about their sermons Anne Hutchinson was taken into court by Governor John Winthrop
on counts of disturbing the peace and slandering the ministry.
After a long and back and forth trial Anne Hutchinson was charged with blasphemy and
sentenced to banishment from the colony. The trial was controversial because she really had not
done anything illegal, but because of the notion that women should be submissive to men in the
colonies, and her defying the church were strongly frowned open especially by men. It was also
a male dominated society, so Anne Hutchinson did not ever really have a chance for a totally
unbiased trial. Such as the one Roger Williams received, he was tried for some of the same things
Hutchinson was tried for, but because of his gender probably received more of a fair trial because
of his gender. Williams was not banished from his colony, where Hutchinson was banished from the
Massachusetts Bay colony on the charges of blasphemy. She was convicted of this because in the
beliefs by the Puritan preachers only preachers and other church leaders could
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Children with Special Needs and How They Interact
As numerous people have stated before, if you want to understand someone, take a walk in their
shoes. From this, one is not able to truly comprehend the feelings someone may have or how many
difficulties a person endeavors on a day to day basis, unless they spend time with them. The topic
that I helped research as a group for our senior project was how students with special needs
cooperate with others like them, and then how they interact with people in society that do not have
these needs. While researching this project, I kept one question in mind, what similarities and
differences occur with these children when they are brought into these situations with new people.
Through our mentor, we were able to interact with the special needs... Show more content on
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With proper guidance and support, these children with disabilities can be able to interact with other
children unlike them in a comfortable environment. Furthermore, it has been seen in many instants
where children with disabilities are able to interact with similar children with ease than to that of
others. A variety of reasons can be held accountable for this explanation, such as how much time is
spent with comparable children, and the emotions that are felt during these time periods. For
example, during our interview, our mentor was able to inform us on how caring the children are for
one another, which I feel takes into account where they spend the majority of their day in school
together, and those students are the children that they interact with almost everyday. Additionally,
many will say that the more time you spend with a person, the more you get to know them and care
for them, which is proof with these children. Some however, may not want to branch out and
socialize with other children, which even though I feel these students would benefit from the
experience, people can not be pressured into something they are not comfortable doing. When
doing this sort of project, there are certain risks and learning experiences that come with the
opportunity we were presented with. In order to fully commit myself to this project, a certain level
of commitment and connection had to be made with the task at hand. Before this project was
assigned, I had
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As numerous people have stated before, if you want to understand someone, take a walk in their
shoes. From this, one is not able to truly comprehend the feelings someone may have or how many
difficulties a person endeavors on a day to day basis, unless they spend time with them. The topic
that I helped research as a group for our senior project was how students with special needs
cooperate with others like them, and then how they interact with people in society that do not have
these needs. While researching this project, I kept one question in mind, what similarities and
differences occur with these children when they are brought into these situations with new people.
Through our mentor, we were able to interact with the special needs... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
With proper guidance and support, these children with disabilities can be able to interact with other
children unlike them in a comfortable environment. Furthermore, it has been seen in many instants
where children with disabilities are able to interact with similar children with ease than to that of
others. A variety of reasons can be held accountable for this explanation, such as how much time is
spent with comparable children, and the emotions that are felt during these time periods. For
example, during our interview, our mentor was able to inform us on how caring the children are for
one another, which I feel takes into account where they spend the majority of their day in school
together, and those students are the children that they interact with almost everyday. Additionally,
many will say that the more time you spend with a person, the more you get to know them and care
for them, which is proof with these children. Some however, may not want to branch out and
socialize with other children, which even though I feel these students would benefit from the
experience, people can not be pressured into something they are not comfortable doing. When
doing this sort of project, there are certain risks and learning experiences that come with the
opportunity we were presented with. In order to fully commit myself to this project, a certain level
of commitment and connection had to be made with the task at hand. Before this project was
assigned, I had
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Sherman Alexie Pros And Cons
I believe the success and controversy of this book is a tribute to the power of words. It is an
example of the ability of an artistic creation to transform and affect society. Sherman s Alexie s
book, completely on its own merit, is doing exactly as he intended. He meant to draw kids into his
text and speak to them from the inside of teen culture and language. Through the appreciation of
teachers and parent objection this book has been appreciated by thousands of teens who identified
with the adult themes. Alexie himself, amidst the controversy, reports visiting classrooms and
speaking to readers who personally dealt with poverty, racism, depression and gang warfare.
Students have told him stories of abuse, absentee parents, learning disabilities
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I believe the success and controversy of this book is a tribute to the power of words. It is an
example of the ability of an artistic creation to transform and affect society. Sherman s Alexie s
book, completely on its own merit, is doing exactly as he intended. He meant to draw kids into his
text and speak to them from the inside of teen culture and language. Through the appreciation of
teachers and parent objection this book has been appreciated by thousands of teens who identified
with the adult themes. Alexie himself, amidst the controversy, reports visiting classrooms and
speaking to readers who personally dealt with poverty, racism, depression and gang warfare.
Students have told him stories of abuse, absentee parents, learning disabilities
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The Challenges of E-Commerce
The Challenges of E Commerce
MKT552
The Challenges of E Commerce
Today s business managers face many challenges when migrating a traditional brick and mortar
company to that which is now known as the evolutionary click and mortar business model that is, a
business that operates in the Internet market space. To stand boldly in the face of challenges
presented by the networked economy, firms must develop competencies that enable not only high
performance market interactivity and adaptive, intuitive customer engagement platforms, but also
contribute to the development of sound business strategies that ensure a firm s competitiveness in
the vast web based business environment. Considering this, important factors such as ... Show more
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Business Challenges Unique to e Commerce Operations
Managers face many challenges when deploying an e commerce business model; therefore, it
becomes necessary to examine, research, and analyze the different types of e commerce
infrastructures in order to develop and implement a sound business strategy that embraces the
networked marketplace. The result of such studies helps managers to determine strategy, deploy
resources, operate firms, manage relationships with their markets, and measure results, (Rayport
Jaworski, 2003, p.2). Therefore, it is important for leadership to consider the appropriate strategic
alignment of such efforts with the firm s overall mission, values, strategies, and available resources
so as to ensure transparency in business operations whether it falls within the physical or web based
operational infrastructure.
The first steps that managers must consider when developing and employing an online business
strategy include the ways in which information, goods and services and communications are
exchanged in the web based operational model. In essence, they must realize that technology and
digitalization is key to fostering customer centric user experiences, so as to support transactional,
order fulfillment, and information exchange. In addition, an
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The Challenges of E Commerce
MKT552
The Challenges of E Commerce
Today s business managers face many challenges when migrating a traditional brick and mortar
company to that which is now known as the evolutionary click and mortar business model that is, a
business that operates in the Internet market space. To stand boldly in the face of challenges
presented by the networked economy, firms must develop competencies that enable not only high
performance market interactivity and adaptive, intuitive customer engagement platforms, but also
contribute to the development of sound business strategies that ensure a firm s competitiveness in
the vast web based business environment. Considering this, important factors such as ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Business Challenges Unique to e Commerce Operations
Managers face many challenges when deploying an e commerce business model; therefore, it
becomes necessary to examine, research, and analyze the different types of e commerce
infrastructures in order to develop and implement a sound business strategy that embraces the
networked marketplace. The result of such studies helps managers to determine strategy, deploy
resources, operate firms, manage relationships with their markets, and measure results, (Rayport
Jaworski, 2003, p.2). Therefore, it is important for leadership to consider the appropriate strategic
alignment of such efforts with the firm s overall mission, values, strategies, and available resources
so as to ensure transparency in business operations whether it falls within the physical or web based
operational infrastructure.
The first steps that managers must consider when developing and employing an online business
strategy include the ways in which information, goods and services and communications are
exchanged in the web based operational model. In essence, they must realize that technology and
digitalization is key to fostering customer centric user experiences, so as to support transactional,
order fulfillment, and information exchange. In addition, an
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Case Study Of Possum Products
With the growth in demand for exotic foods, Possum Products s CEO Michael Munger is
considering expanding the geographic footprint of its line of dried and smoked low fat opossum,
ostrich, and venison jerky snack packs. However, Kevin Uram, the CFO, is concerned about thow
an internal expansion and the additional risk that entails will affect the firm s financial management
process. In this case study, the concepts discussed include reasons for global expansions, the major
factors that differentiates the financial management practices of multinational corporations from
purely domestic firms, exchange rates and convertibility of currencies, international monetary
systems, and international capital markets. Also, the differences in the average capital structure
across different countries, the problems faced by nultinational firms in capital budgeting, and the
factors that need to be considered in multinational working capital management are discussed.
Analysis
Historically, jerky products have performance well in the southern United States, but there are
indications of a growing demand for these unusual delicacies in Europe. Munger recognizes that
the expansion carries some risks such as possible low acceptance by the Europeans, so the
expansion will proceed in stages. First, setting up sales subsidiaries in ... Show more content on
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What is exchange rate risk? An exchange rate risk refers to exchange rate fluctuations which can
affect a firm s profits and trade. For example, the euro exchange rate was $0.87 in 2002 but risen
to $1.28 in 2012, so the cost in dollars increased by 47.1% over the 10 year period. This increase
hurts the export of European products to the United States (Brigham Ehrhardt, 2014). Also, the
volatility of exchange rates incrases the uncertainty of the cash flows for a MNC. Because the cash
flows are denominated in many different currencies, the dollar equivalent value of the company s
consoilidated cash flows also functuates (Brigham Ehrhardt,
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With the growth in demand for exotic foods, Possum Products s CEO Michael Munger is
considering expanding the geographic footprint of its line of dried and smoked low fat opossum,
ostrich, and venison jerky snack packs. However, Kevin Uram, the CFO, is concerned about thow
an internal expansion and the additional risk that entails will affect the firm s financial management
process. In this case study, the concepts discussed include reasons for global expansions, the major
factors that differentiates the financial management practices of multinational corporations from
purely domestic firms, exchange rates and convertibility of currencies, international monetary
systems, and international capital markets. Also, the differences in the average capital structure
across different countries, the problems faced by nultinational firms in capital budgeting, and the
factors that need to be considered in multinational working capital management are discussed.
Analysis
Historically, jerky products have performance well in the southern United States, but there are
indications of a growing demand for these unusual delicacies in Europe. Munger recognizes that
the expansion carries some risks such as possible low acceptance by the Europeans, so the
expansion will proceed in stages. First, setting up sales subsidiaries in ... Show more content on
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What is exchange rate risk? An exchange rate risk refers to exchange rate fluctuations which can
affect a firm s profits and trade. For example, the euro exchange rate was $0.87 in 2002 but risen
to $1.28 in 2012, so the cost in dollars increased by 47.1% over the 10 year period. This increase
hurts the export of European products to the United States (Brigham Ehrhardt, 2014). Also, the
volatility of exchange rates incrases the uncertainty of the cash flows for a MNC. Because the cash
flows are denominated in many different currencies, the dollar equivalent value of the company s
consoilidated cash flows also functuates (Brigham Ehrhardt,
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Of Mice Men Alternate Ending Essay
Of Mice Men Alternate Ending
George aimed the gun and steadied it, and he brought the muzzle of the gun close to the back of
Lennies head. The hand shook violently, but his face set and his hand steadied, Georges heart
was pounding, Lennie was still looking across the river trying to picture his rabbits as he was told
to do. George suddenly jerked his hand away as Lennie spoke.
Don stop now George, tell, tell about the rabbits and the fatta the lan
But George didn t answer, instead he raised the Luger and pulled the trigger the barrel turned
creating a soft click which echoed in the small clearing.
George I dun a bad thing
I know Lennie but it don matter now
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He turned to Lennie who had stepped up closed to George and whispered in his ear to run and
Lennie did exactly as he was told. George returned to Slim and steadied his grip on the gun.
George c mon you don need to shoot me, I thought you was helpin us?
But before George could answer Carlson crashed through the other side of the brush, the look on his
face matched that of Slims. George turned and ran after Lennie.
Im gonna shoot em in the gut
Curley had caught up and George was in any mood to stop and look back at his face. After a
minute or so, Lennie appeared next to a tree, a dead mouse in his hand. He was talking to himself.
Lennie had pictured his aunt Clara and a giant rabbit who spoke in aunt Clara voice telling him
how lucky he was to have George to look after him and he didn t deserve George. Lennies
attention turned to the farm that the stake was going to buy, he longed to tend the rabbits. He
stroked the dead mouse s fur and saw George storming towards him like a steam train.
Run ya crazy bastard, run!
Lennie didn t run, he just stood and stared. George hit him hard in the face. Lennie filled with rage,
he looked deep into Georges remorseful eyes.
Lennie c mon they re comin, c mon George yelled at him
Of Mice Men Alternate Ending
George aimed the gun and steadied it, and he brought the muzzle of the gun close to the back of
Lennies head. The hand shook violently, but his face set and his hand steadied, Georges heart
was pounding, Lennie was still looking across the river trying to picture his rabbits as he was told
to do. George suddenly jerked his hand away as Lennie spoke.
Don stop now George, tell, tell about the rabbits and the fatta the lan
But George didn t answer, instead he raised the Luger and pulled the trigger the barrel turned
creating a soft click which echoed in the small clearing.
George I dun a bad thing
I know Lennie but it don matter now
George ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He turned to Lennie who had stepped up closed to George and whispered in his ear to run and
Lennie did exactly as he was told. George returned to Slim and steadied his grip on the gun.
George c mon you don need to shoot me, I thought you was helpin us?
But before George could answer Carlson crashed through the other side of the brush, the look on his
face matched that of Slims. George turned and ran after Lennie.
Im gonna shoot em in the gut
Curley had caught up and George was in any mood to stop and look back at his face. After a
minute or so, Lennie appeared next to a tree, a dead mouse in his hand. He was talking to himself.
Lennie had pictured his aunt Clara and a giant rabbit who spoke in aunt Clara voice telling him
how lucky he was to have George to look after him and he didn t deserve George. Lennies
attention turned to the farm that the stake was going to buy, he longed to tend the rabbits. He
stroked the dead mouse s fur and saw George storming towards him like a steam train.
Run ya crazy bastard, run!
Lennie didn t run, he just stood and stared. George hit him hard in the face. Lennie filled with rage,
he looked deep into Georges remorseful eyes.
Lennie c mon they re comin, c mon George yelled at him
But again Lennie didn t move, he could see aunt Clara everywhere and she was saying.
Don t
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Charles Phelan, An Alcoholic And So Called Bum
Although William Kennedy has written numerous novels about characters featured in Albany,
Francis Phelan is quite a unique character in the novel Ironweed. Francis Phelan , an alcoholic and
so called bum is struggling with his the responsibility of his past mistakes. He eventually comes
back to his hometown Albany after running away and is facing his responsibilities. Throughout
Ironweed, Francis is solely responsible for all the troublesin his life created by his own excessive
drinking and aggressive behavior, and his denial of responsibilityby running away from his troubles,
and that does not make him a victim of his circumstances.
The first incident that Francis is responsible for is dropping his 13 day old infant Gerald. Francis
is solely responsible for this because should have been aware that as a father of a young child he
should not have been drinking since he was taking care of the child. Francis had the opportunity to
control alcohol intake which could have prevented the incident, but he chose to continue to drink
for his selfish pleasure. This lack of judgment shows that Francis was at fault for this accident. To
avoid responsibility, Francis claims that the three beers he had drunk that day were not enough to
make him drunk enough to drop Gerald. However, the reader knows that consuming any alcohol
can make an individual not aware of their surroundings. Even his friend Rudy thinks that it is odd
that Gerald died from just a fall. Rudy tells Francis,
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Although William Kennedy has written numerous novels about characters featured in Albany,
Francis Phelan is quite a unique character in the novel Ironweed. Francis Phelan , an alcoholic and
so called bum is struggling with his the responsibility of his past mistakes. He eventually comes
back to his hometown Albany after running away and is facing his responsibilities. Throughout
Ironweed, Francis is solely responsible for all the troublesin his life created by his own excessive
drinking and aggressive behavior, and his denial of responsibilityby running away from his troubles,
and that does not make him a victim of his circumstances.
The first incident that Francis is responsible for is dropping his 13 day old infant Gerald. Francis
is solely responsible for this because should have been aware that as a father of a young child he
should not have been drinking since he was taking care of the child. Francis had the opportunity to
control alcohol intake which could have prevented the incident, but he chose to continue to drink
for his selfish pleasure. This lack of judgment shows that Francis was at fault for this accident. To
avoid responsibility, Francis claims that the three beers he had drunk that day were not enough to
make him drunk enough to drop Gerald. However, the reader knows that consuming any alcohol
can make an individual not aware of their surroundings. Even his friend Rudy thinks that it is odd
that Gerald died from just a fall. Rudy tells Francis,
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The Aim Was Song By Robert Frost, George Gordon Byron, And...
Wind whistles through the trees, disturbing the branches of fallen leaves. It flows without course
or grace and is seemingly uncontrollable in its force. Indeed the wind is almost as uncontrollable
as the man who fights in the name of freedom. The man who fights far away from home, and so
close to death. Yet this man does not look upon it such as he that stands at its shores. The old man
with much time behind him and not enough before him does not wither at the high tides of death.
Robert Frost, Lord George Gordon Byron, and Lord Tennyson Alfred each hold a niche in the
history of poetry. Frost, renowned for his display of ordinary situations in poetry, Lord Byron for
his grasp of satire and the European imagination, and Lord Alfred for his unconventional approach
to poetry. In analysing The Aim Was Song, Stanzas, and Crossing the Bar by each author, similar
style and implication can be found. The rhyme scheme used by the authors contributes to an
observation of humanity while also helping the poem maintain its own sincerity.
In Robert Frost s The Aim Was Song, human interaction is personified in a tale with the wind.
Written in masculine, ABAB rhyme scheme, man is portrayed as a teacher, who helps the wind
guide itself. The second stanza describes how Man came to tell it what was wrong/It hadn t found
the place to blow/It blew too hard the aim was song/And listen how it ought to go (Arp 852). This
guidance shows the way humans interact with nature, and how it is
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Wind whistles through the trees, disturbing the branches of fallen leaves. It flows without course
or grace and is seemingly uncontrollable in its force. Indeed the wind is almost as uncontrollable
as the man who fights in the name of freedom. The man who fights far away from home, and so
close to death. Yet this man does not look upon it such as he that stands at its shores. The old man
with much time behind him and not enough before him does not wither at the high tides of death.
Robert Frost, Lord George Gordon Byron, and Lord Tennyson Alfred each hold a niche in the
history of poetry. Frost, renowned for his display of ordinary situations in poetry, Lord Byron for
his grasp of satire and the European imagination, and Lord Alfred for his unconventional approach
to poetry. In analysing The Aim Was Song, Stanzas, and Crossing the Bar by each author, similar
style and implication can be found. The rhyme scheme used by the authors contributes to an
observation of humanity while also helping the poem maintain its own sincerity.
In Robert Frost s The Aim Was Song, human interaction is personified in a tale with the wind.
Written in masculine, ABAB rhyme scheme, man is portrayed as a teacher, who helps the wind
guide itself. The second stanza describes how Man came to tell it what was wrong/It hadn t found
the place to blow/It blew too hard the aim was song/And listen how it ought to go (Arp 852). This
guidance shows the way humans interact with nature, and how it is
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An Argument Of Humanity, Justice, Horror, Duty, Mercy, Hope
All Great things are simple and many can be expressed in simple words: freedom, justice, horror,
duty, mercy, hope. Winston Churchill. The film is persuasive in the argument of humanity, in its
relation to morality. The question of morality is the question of virtue or in this case the fight
between good and evil, also know as yin and yang.
The usage of colours black, white, brown, blue, green, yellow, and red, stand alone are to effective
describe good or evil, yin or yang. The colours are also mixed to show the coexisting harmony of
the colours together can bring about a heightened form of destruction or form of good. For
much of the film the colour red is used to symbolize anger, fury, destruction, and death. The first
usage of the colour is with the branding iron, with the mark of Immortan Joe. The significance
of the branding iron is linked with the feeling of a cage/imprisonment, a mark of enslavement
/ownership. This stance is more emphasised by the wives as they yell at nux that they are no
more than breeders and battle fodder for an old man. Red is also symbolized as light and warmth
in regards to one of the wives, Capable. The colour blue is used to symbolize peace, healing,
knowledge, life, quite, grievance, and night. The first time the colour is used is in the form of
night after the death of Angharad, the world is drenched in blue except for the four wives, that are
shown in colour with benefit of light. The colour is also shown translucently in water. The
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All Great things are simple and many can be expressed in simple words: freedom, justice, horror,
duty, mercy, hope. Winston Churchill. The film is persuasive in the argument of humanity, in its
relation to morality. The question of morality is the question of virtue or in this case the fight
between good and evil, also know as yin and yang.
The usage of colours black, white, brown, blue, green, yellow, and red, stand alone are to effective
describe good or evil, yin or yang. The colours are also mixed to show the coexisting harmony of
the colours together can bring about a heightened form of destruction or form of good. For
much of the film the colour red is used to symbolize anger, fury, destruction, and death. The first
usage of the colour is with the branding iron, with the mark of Immortan Joe. The significance
of the branding iron is linked with the feeling of a cage/imprisonment, a mark of enslavement
/ownership. This stance is more emphasised by the wives as they yell at nux that they are no
more than breeders and battle fodder for an old man. Red is also symbolized as light and warmth
in regards to one of the wives, Capable. The colour blue is used to symbolize peace, healing,
knowledge, life, quite, grievance, and night. The first time the colour is used is in the form of
night after the death of Angharad, the world is drenched in blue except for the four wives, that are
shown in colour with benefit of light. The colour is also shown translucently in water. The
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Halo Vs Call Of Duty Essay
Ah, video game debates, a wonderful thing when 2 gamers bond over videos games. which is
better? Which is worse? Its all fun talk until people bring up call of duty vs Halo.
The Call of Duty series vs the Halo series. People often argue that call of duty is better than halo
which is 100% false. Halo is a lot better than call of duty because call of duty makes the same game
over and over and people buy it because is the new call of duty. Thing is the company and
publisher that owns call of duty only makes it because of the money which they have stated
before and people who are into video games dislike that because it shows they do not care about the
quality which is clearly seen if you play any call of duty games. Halo on the other hand started out
first and Halo: CE or (Halo combat evolved) was a major ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Video game would not be what they are today is it wasn t for halo combat evolved. Now, Halo 2
is one of the best video games ever made based on my opinions because the game is just so well
done and the story is by far the best in any halo. Halo 3 Is a pretty special one because people
played that game for 3 years straight and its replayability is so great that you just can t get bored
while playing it. Call of duty 1 was absolutely terrible as the same goes for the two that follow,
but then Modern Warfare came out and everybody loves it; it wasn t necessarily a bad game but
actually fairly good. Then the next year comes the release of Modern Warfare 2 which is and
always will be the best call of duty ever made and I ll tell you why, They had more vibrant maps
with more interesting features other than their usual dark and gloomy environment, the music was
crisp and went great with the game, it was balances except for the grenade launcher, and the story
was great and actually gave you a challenge and something to look forward to. But then there
comes Modern Warfare 3 to ruin
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Ah, video game debates, a wonderful thing when 2 gamers bond over videos games. which is
better? Which is worse? Its all fun talk until people bring up call of duty vs Halo.
The Call of Duty series vs the Halo series. People often argue that call of duty is better than halo
which is 100% false. Halo is a lot better than call of duty because call of duty makes the same game
over and over and people buy it because is the new call of duty. Thing is the company and
publisher that owns call of duty only makes it because of the money which they have stated
before and people who are into video games dislike that because it shows they do not care about the
quality which is clearly seen if you play any call of duty games. Halo on the other hand started out
first and Halo: CE or (Halo combat evolved) was a major ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Video game would not be what they are today is it wasn t for halo combat evolved. Now, Halo 2
is one of the best video games ever made based on my opinions because the game is just so well
done and the story is by far the best in any halo. Halo 3 Is a pretty special one because people
played that game for 3 years straight and its replayability is so great that you just can t get bored
while playing it. Call of duty 1 was absolutely terrible as the same goes for the two that follow,
but then Modern Warfare came out and everybody loves it; it wasn t necessarily a bad game but
actually fairly good. Then the next year comes the release of Modern Warfare 2 which is and
always will be the best call of duty ever made and I ll tell you why, They had more vibrant maps
with more interesting features other than their usual dark and gloomy environment, the music was
crisp and went great with the game, it was balances except for the grenade launcher, and the story
was great and actually gave you a challenge and something to look forward to. But then there
comes Modern Warfare 3 to ruin
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Acc 556 Final Exam Latest Str
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Organisational Structure Of The Nhs
Leadership and Organisations: The organisational structure of the NHS in Wales
This essay aims to discuss the organisational structure of the NHS in Wales applying relevant
management and organisational theory. The essay includes the traits and contingency approaches
which is linked to leadership and management. In addition to this, it covers how the NHS implies
leadership and management into their organisational structure. In similar to this, the improvement
the NHS in Wales tend to make, will be discussed.
The National Health Service (NHS) in Wales is a public funded sector which provides healthcare
services to 3 million people. In 2009, the NHS in Wales went through changes to increase the
quality of healthcare provision.
On the 1st of October 2009, single local health organisation was created, which is responsible for
delivering healthcare within geographical area, instead of the Trust and the local health board
system. The current NHS services through seven health boards replacing twenty two and three
NHS Trusts replacing seven in Wales. An example of a health board is the Cardiff and Vale
University. This health board has Executive Directors, the employees of the University Health
Board (UHB), and Independent Board Members (IMs), who were appointed to the UHB Board
by the Minister for Health and Social Services. One of the reason for the change was to ensure
that all the patients are provided with good services and to make sure that all the individuals needs
are
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Leadership and Organisations: The organisational structure of the NHS in Wales
This essay aims to discuss the organisational structure of the NHS in Wales applying relevant
management and organisational theory. The essay includes the traits and contingency approaches
which is linked to leadership and management. In addition to this, it covers how the NHS implies
leadership and management into their organisational structure. In similar to this, the improvement
the NHS in Wales tend to make, will be discussed.
The National Health Service (NHS) in Wales is a public funded sector which provides healthcare
services to 3 million people. In 2009, the NHS in Wales went through changes to increase the
quality of healthcare provision.
On the 1st of October 2009, single local health organisation was created, which is responsible for
delivering healthcare within geographical area, instead of the Trust and the local health board
system. The current NHS services through seven health boards replacing twenty two and three
NHS Trusts replacing seven in Wales. An example of a health board is the Cardiff and Vale
University. This health board has Executive Directors, the employees of the University Health
Board (UHB), and Independent Board Members (IMs), who were appointed to the UHB Board
by the Minister for Health and Social Services. One of the reason for the change was to ensure
that all the patients are provided with good services and to make sure that all the individuals needs
are
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Strong Interest Inventory Profile Paper
The Strong Interest Inventory Profile and Interpretive Report measures an individuals interest and
not their intelligence, skills or capabilities (Grutter Hammer, 2012). The assessment can be a
useful tool to help guide an individual in their professional development to explore areas that
interest them the most. First, the counselor should check the validity of the report by comparing
the percentage of responses and typicality Index which (Whiston, 2013). The counselor would
begin by presenting a copy of the report to Jane so she may follow along with as it is presented.
The counselor would carefully explain each section and what the results are stating. For example,
the General Occupational Themes (GOTs) measures an individuals work personality (Grutter
Hammer, 2012). In Jane s situation her strengths lie in social and artistic themes. Therefore, she
enjoys interpersonal roles along with art and culture (Grutter Hammer, 2012). Osborn (2012)
explains that career assessments are used to help individuals realize and maximize their true career
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Furthermore, it is equally important to be aware of any cross cultural factors when providing career
counseling (Osborn, 2012). It is critical to have some background information on the client prior to
giving the assessment and reading the results. For example, if the assessment lists spiritual
leadership as a strong attribute but the client is a first or second generation Chinese woman then
this may conflict with their cultural beliefs. It is equally important for the counselor to ensure the
client understand the results and if they have any questions in any of the
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The Strong Interest Inventory Profile and Interpretive Report measures an individuals interest and
not their intelligence, skills or capabilities (Grutter Hammer, 2012). The assessment can be a
useful tool to help guide an individual in their professional development to explore areas that
interest them the most. First, the counselor should check the validity of the report by comparing
the percentage of responses and typicality Index which (Whiston, 2013). The counselor would
begin by presenting a copy of the report to Jane so she may follow along with as it is presented.
The counselor would carefully explain each section and what the results are stating. For example,
the General Occupational Themes (GOTs) measures an individuals work personality (Grutter
Hammer, 2012). In Jane s situation her strengths lie in social and artistic themes. Therefore, she
enjoys interpersonal roles along with art and culture (Grutter Hammer, 2012). Osborn (2012)
explains that career assessments are used to help individuals realize and maximize their true career
potential.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, it is equally important to be aware of any cross cultural factors when providing career
counseling (Osborn, 2012). It is critical to have some background information on the client prior to
giving the assessment and reading the results. For example, if the assessment lists spiritual
leadership as a strong attribute but the client is a first or second generation Chinese woman then
this may conflict with their cultural beliefs. It is equally important for the counselor to ensure the
client understand the results and if they have any questions in any of the
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Rhetorical Analysis Of Lou Gehrig s Speech
Lou Gehrig s purpose for giving his speech was to remind his fans there is a bright side even
when given a bad break. When Gehrig was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS),
not only were he and his loved ones devastated, but so were his innumerable supporters. This
insidious disease had begun to steal Gehrig s once intimidating power, and he and those close to
him started to notice. Rumors abounded; Gehrig wanted to assure his fans he still considered
himself blessed and lucky. Throughout his farewell address to baseball, Gehrig heavily exercises
the use of ethos and pathos to convey his message. These two rhetorical devices grant Lou the
ability to show himself as a modest and grateful person to his audience. He views himself
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Lou Gehrig s purpose for giving his speech was to remind his fans there is a bright side even
when given a bad break. When Gehrig was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS),
not only were he and his loved ones devastated, but so were his innumerable supporters. This
insidious disease had begun to steal Gehrig s once intimidating power, and he and those close to
him started to notice. Rumors abounded; Gehrig wanted to assure his fans he still considered
himself blessed and lucky. Throughout his farewell address to baseball, Gehrig heavily exercises
the use of ethos and pathos to convey his message. These two rhetorical devices grant Lou the
ability to show himself as a modest and grateful person to his audience. He views himself
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Coach Carter Comparison
Life is an inexplicable process of existence. It has never been understood and will probably not
be understood in the years to come. In life we see comparisons and contrasts everyday in our
lives in one way or another. At the same time it is astonishing too, how one situation, person or
movie can have amazing resemblances to other situations and movies. It is always a whirlpool of
a mixture of comparisons and contrasts. One just needs an observant eye or a magnifying glass to
look at things differently. Excellent examples of this are two great movies; Coach Carter and
Pursuit of Happiness . Coach Carter directed by Thomas Carter is about the struggle of a man who
tries to mend his basketballteam into becoming educated students along with strong athletes.
Pursuit of Happiness directed by Gabriele Muccino is about a salesman who is struggling to make
ends meet, and raise his son after the motherwalks out on them. After watching these two movies,
the audience is left wondering how these directors or writers can think alike yet have contrasts at
the same time. Both movies display technical codes, theme of motivation and the analysis of the
main characters.
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Both movies display working hard to aim high, lighting effects and strong supportive figures.
They show that if one puts their mind to something, they are determined to achieve what they
desire. In Pursuit of Happiness , Chris Gardner says, the world is your oyster. It s up to you to
find the pearls . This shows that if you want to achieve anything you wish in life, you are able to;
because you have the opportunity to do so. Overall both movies are motivational and give the
audience the message that if one works hard in life; they can fulfil their
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Life is an inexplicable process of existence. It has never been understood and will probably not
be understood in the years to come. In life we see comparisons and contrasts everyday in our
lives in one way or another. At the same time it is astonishing too, how one situation, person or
movie can have amazing resemblances to other situations and movies. It is always a whirlpool of
a mixture of comparisons and contrasts. One just needs an observant eye or a magnifying glass to
look at things differently. Excellent examples of this are two great movies; Coach Carter and
Pursuit of Happiness . Coach Carter directed by Thomas Carter is about the struggle of a man who
tries to mend his basketballteam into becoming educated students along with strong athletes.
Pursuit of Happiness directed by Gabriele Muccino is about a salesman who is struggling to make
ends meet, and raise his son after the motherwalks out on them. After watching these two movies,
the audience is left wondering how these directors or writers can think alike yet have contrasts at
the same time. Both movies display technical codes, theme of motivation and the analysis of the
main characters.
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Both movies display working hard to aim high, lighting effects and strong supportive figures.
They show that if one puts their mind to something, they are determined to achieve what they
desire. In Pursuit of Happiness , Chris Gardner says, the world is your oyster. It s up to you to
find the pearls . This shows that if you want to achieve anything you wish in life, you are able to;
because you have the opportunity to do so. Overall both movies are motivational and give the
audience the message that if one works hard in life; they can fulfil their
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Classroom Management In The Classroom
Classroom management is one of the most essential elements of teaching. Classroom management
refers to the wide variety of skills and techniques that teachers use to keep students organized,
orderly, focused, attentive, on task, and academically productive during a class . Therefore, without
good classroom management the classroom will not be an environment of learning, rather it will be
an environment of chaos. My personal philosophy of educationpulls elements from three different
models assertive discipline, CHAMPS, and capturing kids hearts. The main goal of the assertive
discipline model is to put the teacher in charge of the classroom. However, teachers are also
expected to treat students as their allies in the learning experience. Although there are elements of
assertive discipline that I do not agree with, my idea of discipline in the classroom aligns best with
this model. When using assertive discipline, the teacher decides on the class rules before school
begins. The teacher also has a system of both positive and negative consequences in place.
Additionally, consequences occur in a hierarchy system, known as the discipline hierarchy. The
discipline hierarchy is a system of between 3 6 different consequences that become harsher as a
student continues to misbehave. For a first offense, the student is simply given a warning. If the
student continues to misbehave than the second and third time they are taken out of an activity.
The fourth time the parents are
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Classroom management is one of the most essential elements of teaching. Classroom management
refers to the wide variety of skills and techniques that teachers use to keep students organized,
orderly, focused, attentive, on task, and academically productive during a class . Therefore, without
good classroom management the classroom will not be an environment of learning, rather it will be
an environment of chaos. My personal philosophy of educationpulls elements from three different
models assertive discipline, CHAMPS, and capturing kids hearts. The main goal of the assertive
discipline model is to put the teacher in charge of the classroom. However, teachers are also
expected to treat students as their allies in the learning experience. Although there are elements of
assertive discipline that I do not agree with, my idea of discipline in the classroom aligns best with
this model. When using assertive discipline, the teacher decides on the class rules before school
begins. The teacher also has a system of both positive and negative consequences in place.
Additionally, consequences occur in a hierarchy system, known as the discipline hierarchy. The
discipline hierarchy is a system of between 3 6 different consequences that become harsher as a
student continues to misbehave. For a first offense, the student is simply given a warning. If the
student continues to misbehave than the second and third time they are taken out of an activity.
The fourth time the parents are
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Benefits And Backlashes Of High Stakes Testing
The Benefits and Backlashes of High Stakes Testing
What if the determining factor of whether or not you would be successful or a failure in life was
solely based on the results of one test. Regardless of all the progress you have accomplished over
your life, it all comes down to this big moment, the big test! That is the reality many students face
annually due to high stakes testing. High stakes testing is the use of a summative test or an
assessment to make decisions that are of prominent educational, financial, or social impact
(Kubiszyn Borich, 2013). Decisions such as graduation/grade promotion, school/state funding, or
even job placement or termination.
Many critics of high stakes testing believe that these test cause teachers to teach to the test.
Pedulla, Abrams, Madaus, Russell, Ramos, and Miao (as cited in Madaus Russell, 2010) found
in a national survey that 80 percent of teachers admitted to increasing time spent on subjects that
are tested on. These critics also believe that test scores increase as a result of placing sole focus
on the test and revolving curriculum and instruction around the specific high stakes test of that
school. I do not agree completely agree with the statement that test scores increase as a result of
teachers teaching to the test. It is unfair to say that since the vast majority of teachers are teaching
to the test, that all other teachers are also doing the same. Sometimes increased test scores are a
direct result of the hard work of
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The Benefits and Backlashes of High Stakes Testing
What if the determining factor of whether or not you would be successful or a failure in life was
solely based on the results of one test. Regardless of all the progress you have accomplished over
your life, it all comes down to this big moment, the big test! That is the reality many students face
annually due to high stakes testing. High stakes testing is the use of a summative test or an
assessment to make decisions that are of prominent educational, financial, or social impact
(Kubiszyn Borich, 2013). Decisions such as graduation/grade promotion, school/state funding, or
even job placement or termination.
Many critics of high stakes testing believe that these test cause teachers to teach to the test.
Pedulla, Abrams, Madaus, Russell, Ramos, and Miao (as cited in Madaus Russell, 2010) found
in a national survey that 80 percent of teachers admitted to increasing time spent on subjects that
are tested on. These critics also believe that test scores increase as a result of placing sole focus
on the test and revolving curriculum and instruction around the specific high stakes test of that
school. I do not agree completely agree with the statement that test scores increase as a result of
teachers teaching to the test. It is unfair to say that since the vast majority of teachers are teaching
to the test, that all other teachers are also doing the same. Sometimes increased test scores are a
direct result of the hard work of
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Formulations Of New Strategies For Optimal Ticket Pricing...
Formulations of new strategies to ensure optimum ticket pricing in order to support airliners avoid
losses and gain sustained profits in their operations
Abstract:
The overall aim of my research is to generate new feasible ticketing strategies to an airliner in
order to improve the revenue of the airliner. This research involves in understanding the current
ticketing strategies and the change in customers behavior with the change in prices. This research
creates a value to the airliner as a company by making profits and no loss at a least scenario, even
if the airliner operates with unoccupied seats.
Introduction:
The September 11 attacks left a major impact that the airline industry is yet to recover from.
Extended recession and increasing oil prices are the other major factors affecting the growth of the
airline industry. At this scenario, the airlines operating with unoccupied seats make huge losses and
sometimes the airliner even goes bankrupt; for instance, the kingfisher airlines in India has gone
bankrupt due to failure in managing the unoccupied seats and inefficient management in their ticket
pricing strategies. Even the recent disappearances of aircrafts from Malaysian airlines have
unfavorably affected the global airline industry leaving airlines operating with vacant seats.
It is very important for every airliner to create value for their shareholders; ticket pricing is the
main source that an airliner can make revenue from. Therefore, airliners should have
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Formulations of new strategies to ensure optimum ticket pricing in order to support airliners avoid
losses and gain sustained profits in their operations
Abstract:
The overall aim of my research is to generate new feasible ticketing strategies to an airliner in
order to improve the revenue of the airliner. This research involves in understanding the current
ticketing strategies and the change in customers behavior with the change in prices. This research
creates a value to the airliner as a company by making profits and no loss at a least scenario, even
if the airliner operates with unoccupied seats.
Introduction:
The September 11 attacks left a major impact that the airline industry is yet to recover from.
Extended recession and increasing oil prices are the other major factors affecting the growth of the
airline industry. At this scenario, the airlines operating with unoccupied seats make huge losses and
sometimes the airliner even goes bankrupt; for instance, the kingfisher airlines in India has gone
bankrupt due to failure in managing the unoccupied seats and inefficient management in their ticket
pricing strategies. Even the recent disappearances of aircrafts from Malaysian airlines have
unfavorably affected the global airline industry leaving airlines operating with vacant seats.
It is very important for every airliner to create value for their shareholders; ticket pricing is the
main source that an airliner can make revenue from. Therefore, airliners should have
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Immigration And Immigration
The debates over immigration and immigration policy did not develop in recent memory. In fact,
one could argue that the debates over this issue date back to antiquity. During Biblical times people
did not agree with each other regarding immigration. Even the authors of the Scriptures had
different opinions about immigration. Matthew and Paul are two New Testament authors who each
discuss the topic of immigration in their writings. Matthew did so in the second chapter of his
Gospel, and Paul, in the thirteenth chapter of his letter to the Romans.
In the Gospel of Matthew, the author discusses the story of the birth of Jesus Christ. Some people
could argue that this story is an argument in favor of lenient immigration policies and
international laws, especially those regarding refugees and asylum. Matthew mentions the dream
that Joseph had about an angel of the Lord (Matthew 2:13) telling him to flee to Egypt with his
wife and their new baby because King Herod was searching for baby Jesus in order to kill him
since Herod did not want to believe that Jesus was the Messiah. This dream conversation is
important because part of the context of Matthew is trying to convince people that Jesus is the
Messiah.
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees defines a refugee as someone who has been forced to
flee his or her country because of persecution, war, or violence. (UNHCR) An asylum seeker,
according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, is defined as a person who flees their
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The debates over immigration and immigration policy did not develop in recent memory. In fact,
one could argue that the debates over this issue date back to antiquity. During Biblical times people
did not agree with each other regarding immigration. Even the authors of the Scriptures had
different opinions about immigration. Matthew and Paul are two New Testament authors who each
discuss the topic of immigration in their writings. Matthew did so in the second chapter of his
Gospel, and Paul, in the thirteenth chapter of his letter to the Romans.
In the Gospel of Matthew, the author discusses the story of the birth of Jesus Christ. Some people
could argue that this story is an argument in favor of lenient immigration policies and
international laws, especially those regarding refugees and asylum. Matthew mentions the dream
that Joseph had about an angel of the Lord (Matthew 2:13) telling him to flee to Egypt with his
wife and their new baby because King Herod was searching for baby Jesus in order to kill him
since Herod did not want to believe that Jesus was the Messiah. This dream conversation is
important because part of the context of Matthew is trying to convince people that Jesus is the
Messiah.
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees defines a refugee as someone who has been forced to
flee his or her country because of persecution, war, or violence. (UNHCR) An asylum seeker,
according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, is defined as a person who flees their
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DORIS LESSING S TO ROOM 19 SYMBOLS
TO Room 19: SYMBOLS Women in patriarchal societies are brought up to have certain values,
like to have a desire to be good mothers and good wives. However, as much as they try to do these
things, they find that their passions and instincts are put down and this leads to misery and insanity.
Women have voiced their concerns about the problems of being a womanin a man s society for
years. Feminist literature existed before feminismas a movement did. Finally, in the 20th century,
this led to the second and third waves of feminism criticizing the limitations of patriarchal and
sexist society for women. Doris Lessing in her story To Room Nineteen uses many symbols to
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While Susan s madness can be explained as the result of the clash between her impulsive,
complex personality and the orderliness of the Victorian Angel, it can also be seen as resulting
from the conflict between her private wishes and the public expectations that were placed on
her, and on women in general. (Sandoiu) The common social problems of women are why
neither one of them, Susan or Matthew, can look at any part of their marriage and say, For the
sake of this is all the rest (253). Matthew does everything in his power to make Susan happy,
asking her how her day was ( not as interesting, but that was not her fault ), and trying to support
her because both knew of the hidden resentment and deprivations of the woman who lived her
own life... and is now dependent on a husband (254). Matthew does cheat on her, but Susan and
Matthew end up agreeing that this is natural (255). All of this, however, makes Susan feel that she
was being poison[ed] by resentment and that she was a prisoner (263). As the narrator explains,
She must tell Matthew but what? She was filled with emotions that were utterly ridiculous, that she
despised... (264). Like many women, Susan was trying her best to be happy and grateful in a
situation that she emotionally hated. The symbols of poison and prison, both slow and dreadful,
are used to emphasize how Susan can be suffering even as she seems good on the outside. Her entire
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TO Room 19: SYMBOLS Women in patriarchal societies are brought up to have certain values,
like to have a desire to be good mothers and good wives. However, as much as they try to do these
things, they find that their passions and instincts are put down and this leads to misery and insanity.
Women have voiced their concerns about the problems of being a womanin a man s society for
years. Feminist literature existed before feminismas a movement did. Finally, in the 20th century,
this led to the second and third waves of feminism criticizing the limitations of patriarchal and
sexist society for women. Doris Lessing in her story To Room Nineteen uses many symbols to
explain how women in patriarchal society feel oppressed and unfulfilled.... Show more content on
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While Susan s madness can be explained as the result of the clash between her impulsive,
complex personality and the orderliness of the Victorian Angel, it can also be seen as resulting
from the conflict between her private wishes and the public expectations that were placed on
her, and on women in general. (Sandoiu) The common social problems of women are why
neither one of them, Susan or Matthew, can look at any part of their marriage and say, For the
sake of this is all the rest (253). Matthew does everything in his power to make Susan happy,
asking her how her day was ( not as interesting, but that was not her fault ), and trying to support
her because both knew of the hidden resentment and deprivations of the woman who lived her
own life... and is now dependent on a husband (254). Matthew does cheat on her, but Susan and
Matthew end up agreeing that this is natural (255). All of this, however, makes Susan feel that she
was being poison[ed] by resentment and that she was a prisoner (263). As the narrator explains,
She must tell Matthew but what? She was filled with emotions that were utterly ridiculous, that she
despised... (264). Like many women, Susan was trying her best to be happy and grateful in a
situation that she emotionally hated. The symbols of poison and prison, both slow and dreadful,
are used to emphasize how Susan can be suffering even as she seems good on the outside. Her entire
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The Dream Of A Dream
Slipping back into her dream, she was no longer in the church. Dream Fianna had just reached the
market in the village square with her sisters and the cart. Scouring the marketplace for the shawl
maker, the girls were approached by a middle aged woman leading a bedraggled nag attached to a
cart stacked with knitted goods. Laboriously, the lady plodded along, dragging her left leg. Dream
Fianna smiled shyly at the woman. This wasn t part of the lesson, Fianna told them. I never met this
woman in the VRC. Dream Fianna turned. You should have. You missed the witch thing. This is
part of what you need to understand. See what exquisite wares fill my cart, she crooned in a
grandmotherly voice, enticing the girls to step closer. From... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Margaret s told us the maker of these shawls was a young woman named Erin. The old woman
shifted her weight. Her terse smile drew down the corners of her mouth again, creating lines of
wrinkles that edged around her neck and drooped into her blouse. No, lassie, there is only one
maker of knotted shawls such as these. Her gnarled hands, too worn and creased for a person
with a middle aged face and chestnut hair sparsely streaked with silver, smoothed the stack of
shawls lovingly. She moved in front of Fianna, her back to the other girls, blocking Fianna s
view of the market square. For a few seconds, Mistress Tooley s face morphed into that of a
scraggy ancient hag with long gray hair. She looked nothing like a pudgy faced woman.
Apologetically Dream Fianna tried to ease the tension. Maybe there are others who knit the
same pattern. It is a sad day when a child takes not the word of an elder. You should be asking
forgiveness of the good Father in confession for your rudeness. As you are strangers here, I see
that I must tell you the truth. I am the shawl maker s mam. Unfortunately, she took ill this very
morn so I find myself at the market today. After all, the rents must be paid and we need food for
the table. Ashamed that she had the bad manners to challenge an adult, Dream Fianna found the
perfect spot to focus her downcast eyes, the toes of her shoes. I m sorry if I was rude, Mistress
Tooley, it s just that I m in such a hurry to find
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Slipping back into her dream, she was no longer in the church. Dream Fianna had just reached the
market in the village square with her sisters and the cart. Scouring the marketplace for the shawl
maker, the girls were approached by a middle aged woman leading a bedraggled nag attached to a
cart stacked with knitted goods. Laboriously, the lady plodded along, dragging her left leg. Dream
Fianna smiled shyly at the woman. This wasn t part of the lesson, Fianna told them. I never met this
woman in the VRC. Dream Fianna turned. You should have. You missed the witch thing. This is
part of what you need to understand. See what exquisite wares fill my cart, she crooned in a
grandmotherly voice, enticing the girls to step closer. From... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Margaret s told us the maker of these shawls was a young woman named Erin. The old woman
shifted her weight. Her terse smile drew down the corners of her mouth again, creating lines of
wrinkles that edged around her neck and drooped into her blouse. No, lassie, there is only one
maker of knotted shawls such as these. Her gnarled hands, too worn and creased for a person
with a middle aged face and chestnut hair sparsely streaked with silver, smoothed the stack of
shawls lovingly. She moved in front of Fianna, her back to the other girls, blocking Fianna s
view of the market square. For a few seconds, Mistress Tooley s face morphed into that of a
scraggy ancient hag with long gray hair. She looked nothing like a pudgy faced woman.
Apologetically Dream Fianna tried to ease the tension. Maybe there are others who knit the
same pattern. It is a sad day when a child takes not the word of an elder. You should be asking
forgiveness of the good Father in confession for your rudeness. As you are strangers here, I see
that I must tell you the truth. I am the shawl maker s mam. Unfortunately, she took ill this very
morn so I find myself at the market today. After all, the rents must be paid and we need food for
the table. Ashamed that she had the bad manners to challenge an adult, Dream Fianna found the
perfect spot to focus her downcast eyes, the toes of her shoes. I m sorry if I was rude, Mistress
Tooley, it s just that I m in such a hurry to find
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Globalization Movie Production
The world wide movie business with its incredibly large cultural and economic impact is mainly
driven by its regional growth and exports. The organization of the film industry is undergoing a
significant transformation trough globalization.
While the export rates of US and UK movies were exceptionally high for many decades, new
competition from many areas has grown over the last few years resulting in a growing number of
Asian and European movies that are now exported globally. The transformation towards
globalization also relates to the production of movies and provides the industry with many new
opportunities and new venues in which to produce their films. While Hollywood increasingly
outsources production activities to different ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is also expected to reduce so called tax tourism from foreign producers. In terms of Hollywood
studios, the new deal is expected to put the UK back on the film making map.
France:
The production sector in France continued its impressive growth in 2005, with a record 240
films produced. This is an increase of 18.2 % over the 203 in 2004. Of the 240 films, 187 were of
French initiative (up from 167 in 2004), of which 61 were co productions. Total investment in film
production rose by 22.6 % to €1.28bn ($1.53bn). There were 53 minority co productions in
2005, up 17 on 2004. This is attributed to new regulations allowing foreign investors to work in
France with local companies.
Germany:
The total number of films produced in Germany hit 146, of which 43 were documentaries,
bringing total feature film production closer to 103, but nonetheless an 18.3 % increase on the 87
features produced in 2004. There were 60 films of German origin which was the same as the
previous year. The major growth came from the number of co productions which rose to 43 from
just 27 the previous year. Of the co productions, 18 were majority led German co productions
leaving 25 features in which Germany had a minority production status.
Italy and Spain:
Italy produced 98 films. Rome is the production capital of Italy and companies
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The world wide movie business with its incredibly large cultural and economic impact is mainly
driven by its regional growth and exports. The organization of the film industry is undergoing a
significant transformation trough globalization.
While the export rates of US and UK movies were exceptionally high for many decades, new
competition from many areas has grown over the last few years resulting in a growing number of
Asian and European movies that are now exported globally. The transformation towards
globalization also relates to the production of movies and provides the industry with many new
opportunities and new venues in which to produce their films. While Hollywood increasingly
outsources production activities to different ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is also expected to reduce so called tax tourism from foreign producers. In terms of Hollywood
studios, the new deal is expected to put the UK back on the film making map.
France:
The production sector in France continued its impressive growth in 2005, with a record 240
films produced. This is an increase of 18.2 % over the 203 in 2004. Of the 240 films, 187 were of
French initiative (up from 167 in 2004), of which 61 were co productions. Total investment in film
production rose by 22.6 % to €1.28bn ($1.53bn). There were 53 minority co productions in
2005, up 17 on 2004. This is attributed to new regulations allowing foreign investors to work in
France with local companies.
Germany:
The total number of films produced in Germany hit 146, of which 43 were documentaries,
bringing total feature film production closer to 103, but nonetheless an 18.3 % increase on the 87
features produced in 2004. There were 60 films of German origin which was the same as the
previous year. The major growth came from the number of co productions which rose to 43 from
just 27 the previous year. Of the co productions, 18 were majority led German co productions
leaving 25 features in which Germany had a minority production status.
Italy and Spain:
Italy produced 98 films. Rome is the production capital of Italy and companies
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Durkheim Is Dead! Macro vs. Micro Beliefs Essay
I have grouped the sociologists in Durkheim is Dead into three groups: macro to micro, micro
and macro, and micro to macro. I did not place any one of the individuals into just the macro or
just the micro categories. Each one fell into a group that I considered to be in between. In the
macro to micro category, each sociological theory concentrated on one major problem of society
and then went on to explain what would have to be done within individuals in order to achieve
social progress. Durkheim s focus was upon the division of labor being the primary cause of social
problems (Berger 123). For Du Bois, the concentration was on racial issues; I have faith in the
power of freedom and democracy to lead these peoples to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Lenin was very close to the Webb s and they all shared similar theories. These people were more
politically minded. Similar to Durkheim s ideas of collective consciousness, Lenin believed
that the ideas of the ruling class became the ideas of the masses (Berger 111). Lenin focused on
societal groups and how the individual is stuck within their class. He believed that the working
class was being exploited and that society must work towards eliminating this confusion of who
should be in charge by forcing the working class to prevail. B. Webb felt there was a relationship
between crime poverty. She focused on politics as being the reason for poverty. She said, One
must remedy the political order to help poor people.... It was the structure of society that was at
fault, not the individual (Berger 130). The next category, macro and micro, was a group in and
of itself. Only one sociologist fell into this division. The theories that defined this category
oscillated between the effects of society on the individual and visa versa, the effect the individual
on society. Simmel blatantly says, My view is somewhere in the middle (Berger 94). Simmel s
studies were often those of ordinary things people do in the daily routine of life. He was interested
in sociation and how individuals reacted to and interacted with other individuals. He saw these
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I have grouped the sociologists in Durkheim is Dead into three groups: macro to micro, micro
and macro, and micro to macro. I did not place any one of the individuals into just the macro or
just the micro categories. Each one fell into a group that I considered to be in between. In the
macro to micro category, each sociological theory concentrated on one major problem of society
and then went on to explain what would have to be done within individuals in order to achieve
social progress. Durkheim s focus was upon the division of labor being the primary cause of social
problems (Berger 123). For Du Bois, the concentration was on racial issues; I have faith in the
power of freedom and democracy to lead these peoples to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Lenin was very close to the Webb s and they all shared similar theories. These people were more
politically minded. Similar to Durkheim s ideas of collective consciousness, Lenin believed
that the ideas of the ruling class became the ideas of the masses (Berger 111). Lenin focused on
societal groups and how the individual is stuck within their class. He believed that the working
class was being exploited and that society must work towards eliminating this confusion of who
should be in charge by forcing the working class to prevail. B. Webb felt there was a relationship
between crime poverty. She focused on politics as being the reason for poverty. She said, One
must remedy the political order to help poor people.... It was the structure of society that was at
fault, not the individual (Berger 130). The next category, macro and micro, was a group in and
of itself. Only one sociologist fell into this division. The theories that defined this category
oscillated between the effects of society on the individual and visa versa, the effect the individual
on society. Simmel blatantly says, My view is somewhere in the middle (Berger 94). Simmel s
studies were often those of ordinary things people do in the daily routine of life. He was interested
in sociation and how individuals reacted to and interacted with other individuals. He saw these
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Swot Analysis Of Zest Tea
Zest Tea is implementing a differentiation product strategy by combining the desired aspects of
both the coffee and tea markets and appealing to the health conscious caffeine consumer. Their
beverage offers the addition of an amino acid that interacts with caffeine to add mental focus and
health benefits. In addition to their differentiation plan, Zest Teaoffers its product at an affordable
rate which costs just over a dollar per beverage sachet. This strategy of low cost to consumer and a
superior differentiated product along with their manufacturing trade secrets creates a unique
competitive advantage for Zest Tea in the beverage marketplace. Zest Tea will face a lot of
pressure and competition from giants in the tea and coffee... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In addition to Whole Foods, Zest Tea claims that they are beginning talks with Whole Foods to
stock the product in their stores as well. According to the Executive Summary, Zest Tea is putting
their product in retailers to be sold at $7.99 $8.99. They also say that they are planning to put out a
ready to drink ice tea product toward the end of 2017. The company has no government contracts
(USAspending). According to VBIC, the company has estimated annual sales of $93,250 whereas
the company states that they saw revenue in 2016 to be $380,000 and expect revenue in 2017 to
be approximately $1.6 million. In addition, they state that they expect to become cash flow positive
in October of 2017.
What would you propose the potential founders do to strengthen this business? After reading
through the business pitch and summary of Zest Tea, it is apparent that the company has quite
a valuable product. A tea that not only serves as a stronger kick for tea drinkers but as a healthy
alternative for health conscious coffee drinkers, Zest tea is tapping into a large market that has a
demand for its product. Switching over to retail sales is also a great idea to reduce costs and
develop relationships with stores. That being said, a company can always do better. I believe that
Zest Tea could strengthen their business model by: adding iced teas when they are ready for
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Zest Tea is implementing a differentiation product strategy by combining the desired aspects of
both the coffee and tea markets and appealing to the health conscious caffeine consumer. Their
beverage offers the addition of an amino acid that interacts with caffeine to add mental focus and
health benefits. In addition to their differentiation plan, Zest Teaoffers its product at an affordable
rate which costs just over a dollar per beverage sachet. This strategy of low cost to consumer and a
superior differentiated product along with their manufacturing trade secrets creates a unique
competitive advantage for Zest Tea in the beverage marketplace. Zest Tea will face a lot of
pressure and competition from giants in the tea and coffee... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In addition to Whole Foods, Zest Tea claims that they are beginning talks with Whole Foods to
stock the product in their stores as well. According to the Executive Summary, Zest Tea is putting
their product in retailers to be sold at $7.99 $8.99. They also say that they are planning to put out a
ready to drink ice tea product toward the end of 2017. The company has no government contracts
(USAspending). According to VBIC, the company has estimated annual sales of $93,250 whereas
the company states that they saw revenue in 2016 to be $380,000 and expect revenue in 2017 to
be approximately $1.6 million. In addition, they state that they expect to become cash flow positive
in October of 2017.
What would you propose the potential founders do to strengthen this business? After reading
through the business pitch and summary of Zest Tea, it is apparent that the company has quite
a valuable product. A tea that not only serves as a stronger kick for tea drinkers but as a healthy
alternative for health conscious coffee drinkers, Zest tea is tapping into a large market that has a
demand for its product. Switching over to retail sales is also a great idea to reduce costs and
develop relationships with stores. That being said, a company can always do better. I believe that
Zest Tea could strengthen their business model by: adding iced teas when they are ready for
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Human Resource Management Of An Organization Essay
Graschl (2011) commented on the essential piece of information that Human Resource
Management of an organization is one of the integral part of the organization that helps in
maximizing the performance of the employees for meeting the objectives of the organization. In
this contemporary world, the importance of hoteland hospitality industryis increasing in a rapid rate
and hence managing the people within the hotels and restaurants is now a major concern. This is
because, it is generally seen that the hospitality industries that deals with the welfare and
satisfaction of the customers, do not give much care and importance to the employees. As
mentioned by Lean Darder, Villar GarcaВ a Pla Barber (2011) the employees therefore are not at all
treated well that leads to the less employee retention and dissatisfaction. The hotel industry in New
Zealand is in a consistent growth over years and hence it is essential for the hotels to look after the
interest of the employees. The HR practices should be present that includes both the appraisals and
employee engagement that is essential for each and every hotel industry.
In this research work, the researcher deals with the identification of the contemporary issue of
Human resource management along with the discussion on the employee engagement process as the
contemporary issue. In addition to this, the management of the identification of the issues that
includes the approaches and its innovative proceedings are also discussed by
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Graschl (2011) commented on the essential piece of information that Human Resource
Management of an organization is one of the integral part of the organization that helps in
maximizing the performance of the employees for meeting the objectives of the organization. In
this contemporary world, the importance of hoteland hospitality industryis increasing in a rapid rate
and hence managing the people within the hotels and restaurants is now a major concern. This is
because, it is generally seen that the hospitality industries that deals with the welfare and
satisfaction of the customers, do not give much care and importance to the employees. As
mentioned by Lean Darder, Villar GarcaВ a Pla Barber (2011) the employees therefore are not at all
treated well that leads to the less employee retention and dissatisfaction. The hotel industry in New
Zealand is in a consistent growth over years and hence it is essential for the hotels to look after the
interest of the employees. The HR practices should be present that includes both the appraisals and
employee engagement that is essential for each and every hotel industry.
In this research work, the researcher deals with the identification of the contemporary issue of
Human resource management along with the discussion on the employee engagement process as the
contemporary issue. In addition to this, the management of the identification of the issues that
includes the approaches and its innovative proceedings are also discussed by
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What Was The Use Of The Steam Engine During The Industrial...
The steam engine was one of the most important technologies of the Industrial Revolution, although
steam did not replace water power in importance in Britain until after the Industrial Revolution.
From Englishman Thomas Newcomen s atmospheric engine, of 1712, through major developments
by Scottish inventor and mechanical engineer James Watt, the steam enginebegan to be used in
many industrial settings, not just in mining, where the first engines had been used to pump water
from deep workings. Early mills had run successfully with water power, but by using a steam
engine a factorycould be located anywhere, not just close to water. Water power varied with the
seasons and was not available at times due to freezing, floods and dry spells.
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They were extremely inefficient by modern standards, but when located where coal was cheap at
pit heads, opened up a great expansion in coal mining by allowing mines to go deeper. Despite
their disadvantages, Newcomen engines were reliable and easy to maintain and continued to be
used in the coalfields until the early decades of the nineteenth century. By 1729, when Newcomen
died, his engines had spread to France, Germany, Austria, Hungary and Sweden. A total of 110 are
known to have been built by 1733 when the joint patent expired, of which 14 were abroad. In the
1770s, the engineer John Smeaton built some very large examples and introduced a number of
improvements. A total of 1,454 engines had been built by
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The steam engine was one of the most important technologies of the Industrial Revolution, although
steam did not replace water power in importance in Britain until after the Industrial Revolution.
From Englishman Thomas Newcomen s atmospheric engine, of 1712, through major developments
by Scottish inventor and mechanical engineer James Watt, the steam enginebegan to be used in
many industrial settings, not just in mining, where the first engines had been used to pump water
from deep workings. Early mills had run successfully with water power, but by using a steam
engine a factorycould be located anywhere, not just close to water. Water power varied with the
seasons and was not available at times due to freezing, floods and dry spells.
In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were extremely inefficient by modern standards, but when located where coal was cheap at
pit heads, opened up a great expansion in coal mining by allowing mines to go deeper. Despite
their disadvantages, Newcomen engines were reliable and easy to maintain and continued to be
used in the coalfields until the early decades of the nineteenth century. By 1729, when Newcomen
died, his engines had spread to France, Germany, Austria, Hungary and Sweden. A total of 110 are
known to have been built by 1733 when the joint patent expired, of which 14 were abroad. In the
1770s, the engineer John Smeaton built some very large examples and introduced a number of
improvements. A total of 1,454 engines had been built by
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Political Cartoons By Benjamin Franklin
Political cartoons are an illustrative technique that political cartoonist use to display a message to
the viewers about government, world affairs, and politics. In 1754, publishers of the
Pennsylvania Gazette published the first political cartoon illustrated by Benjamin Franklin (West,
par. 1). Benjamin Franklin used his first political cartoon, titled Join or Die, to gain support from
the colonies for the Crown s war against the French (West, par. 1). Since the 1700s, illustrators
use political cartoons as a medium to display political messages to its viewers (West, par. 1). On
March 10, 2015, publishers of the Columbia Daily Tribune published a political cartoon, illustrated
by John Darkow, titled Hillary Has A Primary Opponent (Darkow,... Show more content on
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1). Darkow uses this luggage item to represent one of Hillary Clinton s character traits.
The second luggage item labeled emails , located on the right side of the podium, represents
Hillary Clinton s email conspiracy in 2009. Towards the beginning of Hillary Clinton s career as
Secretary of State, the government suspected Hillary Clinton of using her personal computer server
to complete government work, ultimately violating the Federal Records Act (Graff, par. 6). After
suspicions arose, the government suspected Hillary Clinton of sending and receiving classified
information via her personal computer server. During interviews and press meetings, Clinton denied
this accusation multiple times. After further investigation of the matter, the government detected
over 193 classified emails on her personal computer server, ultimately representing Clinton s
dishonesty and her violation of the Federal Records Act (Graff, par. 88).
The third piece of luggage labeled Foreign Money to Clinton Foundation represents the foreign
donation controversy that arose over the last few years regarding the Clinton Foundation. The
countries of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Brunei, and Algeria
donated millions of dollars directly to the Clinton Foundation, which is prohibited (Chozick Eder,
par. 6). American political foundations are prohibited to receive financial donations from foreign
nationals, which left the
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Political cartoons are an illustrative technique that political cartoonist use to display a message to
the viewers about government, world affairs, and politics. In 1754, publishers of the
Pennsylvania Gazette published the first political cartoon illustrated by Benjamin Franklin (West,
par. 1). Benjamin Franklin used his first political cartoon, titled Join or Die, to gain support from
the colonies for the Crown s war against the French (West, par. 1). Since the 1700s, illustrators
use political cartoons as a medium to display political messages to its viewers (West, par. 1). On
March 10, 2015, publishers of the Columbia Daily Tribune published a political cartoon, illustrated
by John Darkow, titled Hillary Has A Primary Opponent (Darkow,... Show more content on
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1). Darkow uses this luggage item to represent one of Hillary Clinton s character traits.
The second luggage item labeled emails , located on the right side of the podium, represents
Hillary Clinton s email conspiracy in 2009. Towards the beginning of Hillary Clinton s career as
Secretary of State, the government suspected Hillary Clinton of using her personal computer server
to complete government work, ultimately violating the Federal Records Act (Graff, par. 6). After
suspicions arose, the government suspected Hillary Clinton of sending and receiving classified
information via her personal computer server. During interviews and press meetings, Clinton denied
this accusation multiple times. After further investigation of the matter, the government detected
over 193 classified emails on her personal computer server, ultimately representing Clinton s
dishonesty and her violation of the Federal Records Act (Graff, par. 88).
The third piece of luggage labeled Foreign Money to Clinton Foundation represents the foreign
donation controversy that arose over the last few years regarding the Clinton Foundation. The
countries of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Brunei, and Algeria
donated millions of dollars directly to the Clinton Foundation, which is prohibited (Chozick Eder,
par. 6). American political foundations are prohibited to receive financial donations from foreign
nationals, which left the
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Asl Vs American Sign Language
Speech Language Pathologists have a range of career fields they may enter after graduating with
their Masters degree. No matter the field they decided to specialize in, there is an advantage to
have knowledge and experience with ASL (American Sign Language). ASL may be used for
increasing job outlook, improving communication with people who use ASL, as a therapy tool, and
to facilitate oral language(Finch, 2016). Furthermore, according to the American Speech Language
Hearing Association, people who have a fluency in ASL have the potential to be more attractive to
employers because being linguistically diverse can increase your value. More opportunities may
open because this person has the ability to work with deaf and hard of hearing clientele... Show
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A person who does not have a fluency of the language tends to slow down their rate of speech
when signing at the same time. This allows the child to follow along easier, have a better chance
of imitating the way their parent or guardian speaks, and gives them additional time to allow for
motoric transitions between words . Utilizing signs during therapy also serves as visual cues
which will help the individuals. When signs are consistently paired with a verbal sound or word,
it can become a cue that will trigger the child and help them produce the correct sound or word.
Though using signs as cues might lessen overtime, if the individual is struggling at any point with
a certain sound or word, using a cue will again help them (Gretz, 2013).
In conclusion, there are multiple advantages for a speech language pathologist to learn ASL. The
goals of speech language pathologists include helping treat speech, language, and communication
disorders, and by utilizing ASL in therapy, there are benefits for the individuals requiring the help
and it can facilitate oral language. The speech language pathologist will also be more attractive to
employers and have the ability to communicate with people who use ASL, increasing the range of
individuals they may help. ASL may very well be an important language for
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Speech Language Pathologists have a range of career fields they may enter after graduating with
their Masters degree. No matter the field they decided to specialize in, there is an advantage to
have knowledge and experience with ASL (American Sign Language). ASL may be used for
increasing job outlook, improving communication with people who use ASL, as a therapy tool, and
to facilitate oral language(Finch, 2016). Furthermore, according to the American Speech Language
Hearing Association, people who have a fluency in ASL have the potential to be more attractive to
employers because being linguistically diverse can increase your value. More opportunities may
open because this person has the ability to work with deaf and hard of hearing clientele... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A person who does not have a fluency of the language tends to slow down their rate of speech
when signing at the same time. This allows the child to follow along easier, have a better chance
of imitating the way their parent or guardian speaks, and gives them additional time to allow for
motoric transitions between words . Utilizing signs during therapy also serves as visual cues
which will help the individuals. When signs are consistently paired with a verbal sound or word,
it can become a cue that will trigger the child and help them produce the correct sound or word.
Though using signs as cues might lessen overtime, if the individual is struggling at any point with
a certain sound or word, using a cue will again help them (Gretz, 2013).
In conclusion, there are multiple advantages for a speech language pathologist to learn ASL. The
goals of speech language pathologists include helping treat speech, language, and communication
disorders, and by utilizing ASL in therapy, there are benefits for the individuals requiring the help
and it can facilitate oral language. The speech language pathologist will also be more attractive to
employers and have the ability to communicate with people who use ASL, increasing the range of
individuals they may help. ASL may very well be an important language for
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History Of The Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands is an archipelago of roughly 19 islands and several smaller islets,
covering 620 miles off the Ecuadorian coast in the Pacific Ocean. Both the land and sea are
protected, making the island a World Heritage site. The islands are recognized for its unique
wildlife, especially because of the lack of predators. Visitors can interact with the friendly wildlife
such as playful sea lions and gigantic sea tortoises, up close and personal. The incredible animal
speciesserved as the inspiration for Charles Darwins Theory of Evolutionafter his visit to the islands
in 1835. Each of these actively volcanic isolated isles boasts its own set of unique species, but share
similar environment, and climate. It is one of the most outstanding marine ecosystems in the world,
situated at the confluence of three ocean currents.
Prior to Spanish discovery of the islands in 1535, there is little evidence to support any
permanent settlement. Spaniard Fray Tomas de Berlanga s vessel drifted off course on a trip to
Peru and reached the islands. The English followed in 1593, and Irish sailor Patrick Watkins is
believed to be the first to establish a permanent settlement on Floreana, when he was stranded
between 1807 and 1809. In 1959, the Galapagos was designated a national park, and in the ... Show
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Tropical dwelling penguins, fur sea lions, giant tortoises, flightless cormorants, marine iguanas,
and a variety of subspecies of mocking birds and Darwin s finches, create a spectacular view of
diversity in the animal life of the islands. There are approximately 9,000 endemic species living
on Galapagos Islands and in surrounding waters. Endemic trees such as the giant daisy trees
Scalesia, and large cacti also adds to the biodiversity of the region. Introduced animals and plants
are now the biggest threats to these endemic
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The Galapagos Islands is an archipelago of roughly 19 islands and several smaller islets,
covering 620 miles off the Ecuadorian coast in the Pacific Ocean. Both the land and sea are
protected, making the island a World Heritage site. The islands are recognized for its unique
wildlife, especially because of the lack of predators. Visitors can interact with the friendly wildlife
such as playful sea lions and gigantic sea tortoises, up close and personal. The incredible animal
speciesserved as the inspiration for Charles Darwins Theory of Evolutionafter his visit to the islands
in 1835. Each of these actively volcanic isolated isles boasts its own set of unique species, but share
similar environment, and climate. It is one of the most outstanding marine ecosystems in the world,
situated at the confluence of three ocean currents.
Prior to Spanish discovery of the islands in 1535, there is little evidence to support any
permanent settlement. Spaniard Fray Tomas de Berlanga s vessel drifted off course on a trip to
Peru and reached the islands. The English followed in 1593, and Irish sailor Patrick Watkins is
believed to be the first to establish a permanent settlement on Floreana, when he was stranded
between 1807 and 1809. In 1959, the Galapagos was designated a national park, and in the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Tropical dwelling penguins, fur sea lions, giant tortoises, flightless cormorants, marine iguanas,
and a variety of subspecies of mocking birds and Darwin s finches, create a spectacular view of
diversity in the animal life of the islands. There are approximately 9,000 endemic species living
on Galapagos Islands and in surrounding waters. Endemic trees such as the giant daisy trees
Scalesia, and large cacti also adds to the biodiversity of the region. Introduced animals and plants
are now the biggest threats to these endemic
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Air And Test Evaluation Segment One
The organization chosen is Air and Test Evaluation Squadron One. The mission of this squadron is
to conduct operational test and evaluation of new acquired weapon systems, support systems, and
aircraft for the U.S. Navy. In interfacing with mission systems and fleet introduction, Air and Test
Evaluation Squadron One does it first.
In the acquisition phase, the navy has several initial and developmental test and evaluation
squadrons; however, these squadron use contract and government maintenance and flight personnel
to conduct primary and subsequent examination and analysis of newly acquired systems in a
controlled environment. After completion of initial and developmental test, the weapon systems,
support systems, and aircraft are forwarded for operational test and evaluation. In this role, the navy
tasks two squadrons with this mission. To further examine systems and aircraft, Air and Test
Evaluation Squadron One, in particular, has a staff of 400 sailors and these sailors (maintenance
technicians and aircrew ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In influencing others through my actions, scripture reminds me Do nothing out of selfish ambition
or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value other above yourselves, not looking to your own interest
but each of you to the interest of the others (Philippians 2:3 4, NIV). In serving others with
honesty and sincerity, I place the goals of the country, navy, squadron, and individuals before mine.
In addition, Proverbs 27:17 states As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another (NIV). In
my daily walks around squadron spaces, I talk and engage with sailors to interact, relay information,
and assess situations. More importantly, this scripture reminds me to mentor sailors to promote
quality of life issues, personal and professional development, and maintain good order and
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The organization chosen is Air and Test Evaluation Squadron One. The mission of this squadron is
to conduct operational test and evaluation of new acquired weapon systems, support systems, and
aircraft for the U.S. Navy. In interfacing with mission systems and fleet introduction, Air and Test
Evaluation Squadron One does it first.
In the acquisition phase, the navy has several initial and developmental test and evaluation
squadrons; however, these squadron use contract and government maintenance and flight personnel
to conduct primary and subsequent examination and analysis of newly acquired systems in a
controlled environment. After completion of initial and developmental test, the weapon systems,
support systems, and aircraft are forwarded for operational test and evaluation. In this role, the navy
tasks two squadrons with this mission. To further examine systems and aircraft, Air and Test
Evaluation Squadron One, in particular, has a staff of 400 sailors and these sailors (maintenance
technicians and aircrew ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In influencing others through my actions, scripture reminds me Do nothing out of selfish ambition
or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value other above yourselves, not looking to your own interest
but each of you to the interest of the others (Philippians 2:3 4, NIV). In serving others with
honesty and sincerity, I place the goals of the country, navy, squadron, and individuals before mine.
In addition, Proverbs 27:17 states As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another (NIV). In
my daily walks around squadron spaces, I talk and engage with sailors to interact, relay information,
and assess situations. More importantly, this scripture reminds me to mentor sailors to promote
quality of life issues, personal and professional development, and maintain good order and
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How Does Noncontact Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries
Pathology of Injury
Incidence :
Ligament uinjuries are common events in adults, especially anterior cruciate ligament injuries,
which basically occur during sport activities and asu a result of car accidents. ( 8 )
Meniscal tears often occur in young patients who have suffered a twistingu injury to the knee. ( 35 )
Epidemiology :
Rates and patterns ofu knee injuries vary by sex and age. ( 58 ) The ACL is one of the most
frequently uinjured ligaments of the knee.( 59 )
Bone bruiseu is a very common finding in acute knee injury. It is more often on the lateral kneeu
compartment. ( 60 )
Risk factors :
The shoe surface inter¬action, increased body umass index, narrow femoral unotch width, ... Show
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Grade II injuries include disruption of more ufibers with generalizedu tenderness . Grade III
injuries are complete MCL tears with resultant medial joint laxity to valgus stress. (FIG.14) ( 69 )
Figure (14): Anteromedial view of the left knee, showing the injury grading scale established by
the American Medical Association Standard Nomenclature of Athletic Injuries. Isolated grade I
injuries present with localized tenderness and no laxity. Isolated grade II injuries present with a
broader area of tenderness and partially torn medial collateral and posterior oblique fibers. Isolated
grade III injuries present with complete disruption, and there is laxity with an applied valgus stress.
( 70 )
пЃ¶Bone : Bone bruises often accompany ACLu tears, and their locations may indicate the
mechanismu of injury. ( 49 ) There may also be associated bony lesions: avulsion fractures of the
ACLu or PCL, frank utibial plateau or distal femur condylar fractures, or ipsi lateral tibial or
femoral shaft ufracture. ( 9 )
пЃ¶Fat pad
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Pathology of Injury
Incidence :
Ligament uinjuries are common events in adults, especially anterior cruciate ligament injuries,
which basically occur during sport activities and asu a result of car accidents. ( 8 )
Meniscal tears often occur in young patients who have suffered a twistingu injury to the knee. ( 35 )
Epidemiology :
Rates and patterns ofu knee injuries vary by sex and age. ( 58 ) The ACL is one of the most
frequently uinjured ligaments of the knee.( 59 )
Bone bruiseu is a very common finding in acute knee injury. It is more often on the lateral kneeu
compartment. ( 60 )
Risk factors :
The shoe surface inter¬action, increased body umass index, narrow femoral unotch width, ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Grade II injuries include disruption of more ufibers with generalizedu tenderness . Grade III
injuries are complete MCL tears with resultant medial joint laxity to valgus stress. (FIG.14) ( 69 )
Figure (14): Anteromedial view of the left knee, showing the injury grading scale established by
the American Medical Association Standard Nomenclature of Athletic Injuries. Isolated grade I
injuries present with localized tenderness and no laxity. Isolated grade II injuries present with a
broader area of tenderness and partially torn medial collateral and posterior oblique fibers. Isolated
grade III injuries present with complete disruption, and there is laxity with an applied valgus stress.
( 70 )
пЃ¶Bone : Bone bruises often accompany ACLu tears, and their locations may indicate the
mechanismu of injury. ( 49 ) There may also be associated bony lesions: avulsion fractures of the
ACLu or PCL, frank utibial plateau or distal femur condylar fractures, or ipsi lateral tibial or
femoral shaft ufracture. ( 9 )
пЃ¶Fat pad
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Dirt Biking
When you drive the powerful dirt bike you feel a vibration and you feel pressure that if you
crash it s over. Dirt Biking is exciting. Innumerable teens love extreme sports. Which are
skateboarding, mountain biking, dirt biking....etc. Many parents feel that extreme sports are not
okay because there children might get hurt a bit. I believe many teens should be able to succeed
in extreme sports. Several kids are drawn to extreme sports. Teens take risks. Scientists have
learned that some teens crave different experiences and they have a high tolerance for risk. Some
studies show that risk increases dopamine in the brain isha most effective in teens. Dopamine
creates a feeling of pleasure in the brain. Also, it is an absolute thrill every time
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When you drive the powerful dirt bike you feel a vibration and you feel pressure that if you
crash it s over. Dirt Biking is exciting. Innumerable teens love extreme sports. Which are
skateboarding, mountain biking, dirt biking....etc. Many parents feel that extreme sports are not
okay because there children might get hurt a bit. I believe many teens should be able to succeed
in extreme sports. Several kids are drawn to extreme sports. Teens take risks. Scientists have
learned that some teens crave different experiences and they have a high tolerance for risk. Some
studies show that risk increases dopamine in the brain isha most effective in teens. Dopamine
creates a feeling of pleasure in the brain. Also, it is an absolute thrill every time
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Baboon Research Paper
Baboons also called dog faced monkeys, are an old world monkey of the genus Papio, belonging
to the family Cercopithecinae. There are five species of baboons that live across Africa and
Arabia. They inhabit a wide array of climates but favor savannas and other semi arid habitats even
though some live in tropical forests. Baboon s travel in hierarchical groups called troops. Columbia
Electronic Encyclopedia says, most speciestravel in groups of 40 to 80, which are socially based
on a core of females and may include several transient males but there is variation between types
of baboons. This essay will cover baboon s daily life, vocal communication, and social behavior
with respect to their ability to handle environmental stressors. There are two types of baboons the
savanna baboon, chacma, olive, yellow, and Guinea baboons. They live, as their name would
suggest in the tropical grasslands of the North African savanna. The second type is the hamadryas
baboon, which lives in the hills along the Red Sea coasts of Africa and Arabia ... Show more content
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This study showed that the call structure of primates is largely unaffected by the species social
system (including grouping patterns and social interactions), while the usage of calls can be more
flexibly adjusted, reflecting the quality of social interactions of the individuals (Maciej et al). This
shows that they did not have more vocal communication but the vocal communication that they did
have could be of a higher quality then most other primates. This lack of variation among the taxa is
compatible with the assumption that evolutionary constraints play an important role limiting the
flexibility in the structure of nonhuman primate vocalizations (Maciej et al). Evolution has caused
the vocal variation to stagnate and not progress beyond that of there
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Baboons also called dog faced monkeys, are an old world monkey of the genus Papio, belonging
to the family Cercopithecinae. There are five species of baboons that live across Africa and
Arabia. They inhabit a wide array of climates but favor savannas and other semi arid habitats even
though some live in tropical forests. Baboon s travel in hierarchical groups called troops. Columbia
Electronic Encyclopedia says, most speciestravel in groups of 40 to 80, which are socially based
on a core of females and may include several transient males but there is variation between types
of baboons. This essay will cover baboon s daily life, vocal communication, and social behavior
with respect to their ability to handle environmental stressors. There are two types of baboons the
savanna baboon, chacma, olive, yellow, and Guinea baboons. They live, as their name would
suggest in the tropical grasslands of the North African savanna. The second type is the hamadryas
baboon, which lives in the hills along the Red Sea coasts of Africa and Arabia ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This study showed that the call structure of primates is largely unaffected by the species social
system (including grouping patterns and social interactions), while the usage of calls can be more
flexibly adjusted, reflecting the quality of social interactions of the individuals (Maciej et al). This
shows that they did not have more vocal communication but the vocal communication that they did
have could be of a higher quality then most other primates. This lack of variation among the taxa is
compatible with the assumption that evolutionary constraints play an important role limiting the
flexibility in the structure of nonhuman primate vocalizations (Maciej et al). Evolution has caused
the vocal variation to stagnate and not progress beyond that of there
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Paradise Of The Blind
In Paradise of the Blind by DЖ°Ж Ўng Thu HЖ°Ж Ўng, the first person narrative point of view is
essential in contributing to the intimate feel of the of the novel, thus revealing Hang s open,
vulnerability. The narrative throughout the entirety of the novel is through the perspective of Hang
as she recollects various memories about her childhood and family history. The novel begins with
Hang on a train as she is traveling to visit her uncle Chihn. Within this narrative, Hang s memories
are framed as she switches back and forth between stories throughout the novel. This revolving of
stories mimics a human s natural train of thought in the way that it is like she is lost in thought and
then regains consciousness to the present for a short while. This narrative technique makes the first
person point of view more realistic with its sporadic pace, just as the brain has sporadic thoughts.
As Hang is at the train station, her train of thought can be seen when... Show more content on
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While she is on the train, she cannot help herself but to be lost in her thoughts. She thinks to
herself, Don t think so much... I mumbled to myself. Forget these complexes. Don t complicate
life. Don t be so ridiculous, I continued, punishing myself with these thoughts. My cheeks burned
and the hatred I felt for my uncle rose in me. I quickly boarded the train, nestled myself in a
corner of the compartment, and closed my eyes (Duong 16). The internal struggle is revealed in
this passage as Hang has to repeat over and over to herself to stop thinking. At the end of the
passage, she closes her eyes which is when the frame switches to the side story of her family
history. By closing her eyes, she gives into her racing thoughts, but it also symbolizes Hang s entire
life in the way that she fights conforming to the societal pressures but always ends up giving
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In Paradise of the Blind by DЖ°Ж Ўng Thu HЖ°Ж Ўng, the first person narrative point of view is
essential in contributing to the intimate feel of the of the novel, thus revealing Hang s open,
vulnerability. The narrative throughout the entirety of the novel is through the perspective of Hang
as she recollects various memories about her childhood and family history. The novel begins with
Hang on a train as she is traveling to visit her uncle Chihn. Within this narrative, Hang s memories
are framed as she switches back and forth between stories throughout the novel. This revolving of
stories mimics a human s natural train of thought in the way that it is like she is lost in thought and
then regains consciousness to the present for a short while. This narrative technique makes the first
person point of view more realistic with its sporadic pace, just as the brain has sporadic thoughts.
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While she is on the train, she cannot help herself but to be lost in her thoughts. She thinks to
herself, Don t think so much... I mumbled to myself. Forget these complexes. Don t complicate
life. Don t be so ridiculous, I continued, punishing myself with these thoughts. My cheeks burned
and the hatred I felt for my uncle rose in me. I quickly boarded the train, nestled myself in a
corner of the compartment, and closed my eyes (Duong 16). The internal struggle is revealed in
this passage as Hang has to repeat over and over to herself to stop thinking. At the end of the
passage, she closes her eyes which is when the frame switches to the side story of her family
history. By closing her eyes, she gives into her racing thoughts, but it also symbolizes Hang s entire
life in the way that she fights conforming to the societal pressures but always ends up giving
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The Personification Of Death In The Seventh Seal And Everyman
Everyman is a morality play from the 15th century with no known author, and The Seventh Seal is
a 1950 s fantasy film about a knight returning from the Crusades. Although the timelines for these
two pieces don t match up, they share a lot of similarities: the most prominent of which being the
personification of deathinto a character. Both pieces feature death as an ever present entity and
solidify the inevitability of death. However, through the characterizations of death within these two
pieces, the two offer differing views on the role of religion in human mortality, and the creators
offer interesting views of human relationships with death himself. One of the initial confrontations
with death in both pieces features the concept of delaying death. In Everyman, the titular character
is confronted by death as God s messenger and he initially attempts to bribe death. However, death
states Everyman, it may not be by no way. / I set not by gold, silver, nor riches, / Nor by pope,
emperor, king, duke, nor princes (124 6). By stating this, the author further highlights the
inevitability of death. Following this statement, Everyman is given the opportunity to find those
who would walk with him to face death, thus delaying his demise. Similarly, Antonius Block, of
The Seventh Seal, attempts to play chesswith death in order to, at least initially, delay his perishing.
Both characters become focused on beating death in some way, but the results further substantiate
death s
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Everyman is a morality play from the 15th century with no known author, and The Seventh Seal is
a 1950 s fantasy film about a knight returning from the Crusades. Although the timelines for these
two pieces don t match up, they share a lot of similarities: the most prominent of which being the
personification of deathinto a character. Both pieces feature death as an ever present entity and
solidify the inevitability of death. However, through the characterizations of death within these two
pieces, the two offer differing views on the role of religion in human mortality, and the creators
offer interesting views of human relationships with death himself. One of the initial confrontations
with death in both pieces features the concept of delaying death. In Everyman, the titular character
is confronted by death as God s messenger and he initially attempts to bribe death. However, death
states Everyman, it may not be by no way. / I set not by gold, silver, nor riches, / Nor by pope,
emperor, king, duke, nor princes (124 6). By stating this, the author further highlights the
inevitability of death. Following this statement, Everyman is given the opportunity to find those
who would walk with him to face death, thus delaying his demise. Similarly, Antonius Block, of
The Seventh Seal, attempts to play chesswith death in order to, at least initially, delay his perishing.
Both characters become focused on beating death in some way, but the results further substantiate
death s
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Section 505 (Cr)
There are currently 50 titles listed. 21 CFR Chapter 1 is relevant for FDA. The sequence of
citation for a CFR is as follows Title, CFR, Chapter, Part, Section. Chapter 1 of 21st CFR
contains a total of 12 subchapters and 1299 parts. These cover detailed guidance on regulated
requirements for foods, drugs, medical devices, cosmetics, tobacco products, radiation emitting
products, vaccines, blood, biologics and veterinary medicines, all subject to regulation by the
FDA. Section 505 (b) (1) of the FD C act is applicable for new investigational drugs while Section
505 (b) (2) of the FD C act for approval of drugs that are already existing and are being used.
Application under 505 (b) (1) states the requirement of extensive data to prove the
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There are currently 50 titles listed. 21 CFR Chapter 1 is relevant for FDA. The sequence of
citation for a CFR is as follows Title, CFR, Chapter, Part, Section. Chapter 1 of 21st CFR
contains a total of 12 subchapters and 1299 parts. These cover detailed guidance on regulated
requirements for foods, drugs, medical devices, cosmetics, tobacco products, radiation emitting
products, vaccines, blood, biologics and veterinary medicines, all subject to regulation by the
FDA. Section 505 (b) (1) of the FD C act is applicable for new investigational drugs while Section
505 (b) (2) of the FD C act for approval of drugs that are already existing and are being used.
Application under 505 (b) (1) states the requirement of extensive data to prove the
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Police Discrimination And Discrimination
Most middle class whites have no idea what it feels like to be subjected to police who are
routinely suspicious, rude, belligerent, and brutal (Benjamin Spock) . In the United States and
around the world different people face discrimination, inequality, and racism because of the color
of their skin instead of content of their character. However, the shocking thing is that the violence
can be seen in the protectors of Peace and Liberty, the Police. They as humans also hold a sense of
bias and racismand act accordingly to their own personal desire instead of by the law. African
Americans have cower and be weary around the police because the police are rude and belligerent.
When someone of a certain raceare faced with inequality and discrimination there will be protest
and when protest do not work it becomes riots. The thing that sparked the Watts Riots was when
a police officer attacks a black male and his mother for drinking and driving. In a New York
Times article it states, When another officer began hitting Mr. Frye and his mother, who had
rushed to the scene, onlookers started throwing stones and bottles . This shows that there was fault
in Mr. Frye for drinking and drinking but he should have been fine or arrested instead of being
abused and assaulted. The conflicts with the police has been going on for many years and this event
sparked the protests into a full out riot. The U.S History in Context states that,
It required 13,000 California National Guardsmen to
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Most middle class whites have no idea what it feels like to be subjected to police who are
routinely suspicious, rude, belligerent, and brutal (Benjamin Spock) . In the United States and
around the world different people face discrimination, inequality, and racism because of the color
of their skin instead of content of their character. However, the shocking thing is that the violence
can be seen in the protectors of Peace and Liberty, the Police. They as humans also hold a sense of
bias and racismand act accordingly to their own personal desire instead of by the law. African
Americans have cower and be weary around the police because the police are rude and belligerent.
When someone of a certain raceare faced with inequality and discrimination there will be protest
and when protest do not work it becomes riots. The thing that sparked the Watts Riots was when
a police officer attacks a black male and his mother for drinking and driving. In a New York
Times article it states, When another officer began hitting Mr. Frye and his mother, who had
rushed to the scene, onlookers started throwing stones and bottles . This shows that there was fault
in Mr. Frye for drinking and drinking but he should have been fine or arrested instead of being
abused and assaulted. The conflicts with the police has been going on for many years and this event
sparked the protests into a full out riot. The U.S History in Context states that,
It required 13,000 California National Guardsmen to
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The Life Of Sitting Bull
Early life
Sitting Bull was born in Dakota Territory. He was named Jumping Badger at birth, when he was
fourteen years old he accompanied a group of Lakota warriors (which included his father and his
uncle Four Horns) in a raiding party to take horses from a camp of Crow warriors. Jumping
Badger displayed bravery by riding forward and counting coup on one of the surprised Crow,
which was witnessed by the other mounted Lakota. Upon returning to camp his father gave a
celebratory feast at which he conferred his own name upon his son.
Continued..
The name, TИ џatИџaЕ‹ka IyotИ џaЕ‹ka (Tatanka Iyotake), which in the Lakota language means
Buffalo Bull Sits Down , would later be abbreviated to Sitting Bull . Thereafter, Sitting Bull s father
was known as Jumping Bull. At this ceremony before the entire band, Sitting Bull s father
presented his son with an eagle feather to wear in his hair, a warrior s horse, and a hardened
buffalo hide shield to mark his son s passage into manhood as a Lakota warrior.
Red Clouds War
From 1866 to 1868, Red Cloud as a leader of the Lakota fought against US forces, attacking their
forts in an effort to keep control of the Powder River Country of Montana. In support of him,
Sitting Bull led numerous war parties against Fort Berthold, Fort Stevenson, and Fort Buford and
their environs from 1865 through 1868. By early 1868, the U.S. government desired a peaceful
settlement to Red Clouds War. Signed a form of the Treaty of Fort Laramie on July 2, 1868
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Early life
Sitting Bull was born in Dakota Territory. He was named Jumping Badger at birth, when he was
fourteen years old he accompanied a group of Lakota warriors (which included his father and his
uncle Four Horns) in a raiding party to take horses from a camp of Crow warriors. Jumping
Badger displayed bravery by riding forward and counting coup on one of the surprised Crow,
which was witnessed by the other mounted Lakota. Upon returning to camp his father gave a
celebratory feast at which he conferred his own name upon his son.
Continued..
The name, TИ џatИџaЕ‹ka IyotИ џaЕ‹ka (Tatanka Iyotake), which in the Lakota language means
Buffalo Bull Sits Down , would later be abbreviated to Sitting Bull . Thereafter, Sitting Bull s father
was known as Jumping Bull. At this ceremony before the entire band, Sitting Bull s father
presented his son with an eagle feather to wear in his hair, a warrior s horse, and a hardened
buffalo hide shield to mark his son s passage into manhood as a Lakota warrior.
Red Clouds War
From 1866 to 1868, Red Cloud as a leader of the Lakota fought against US forces, attacking their
forts in an effort to keep control of the Powder River Country of Montana. In support of him,
Sitting Bull led numerous war parties against Fort Berthold, Fort Stevenson, and Fort Buford and
their environs from 1865 through 1868. By early 1868, the U.S. government desired a peaceful
settlement to Red Clouds War. Signed a form of the Treaty of Fort Laramie on July 2, 1868
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Gay Justice In Plato s Encouragement For Gay Rights
Plato s Encouragement for Gay Rights
In Plato s Republic, several competing explanations of justice are offered. First, we hear
Thrasymachus s account of justice in Book I, as being the advantage of the stronger. We then
receive Glaucon s explanation of justice in Book II: the agreement between men to act just in
order to avoid the pain of being on the receiving end of an unjust act. Finally, Socrates provides us
with the best definition of justice, saying that justice is the result of three specific classes
performing their function within a city in order for the collaboration to conclude in self
sufficiency. Socrates s definition of justice outshines those of Thrasymachus and Glaucon because
he takes into account that not every person is the same, but everyone is equal. Socrates s
refutations of both Thrasymachus and Glaucon help completely shape his argument of what justice
is when it comes to Book 4. Socrates made his definition of justice general enough to where it
accounted for everyone in the city. As long as everyone performed the duty they were naturally
capable of, they were just.
I am taking three explanations of justice mentioned in Plato s Republic to talk about the injustice
toward the gay community and my personal encounter of the unjust society with being seriously
involved with a woman of color. Ever since I was little, I knew I was attracted to the same sex, but I
remained too afraid to act on my feelings. I desperately desired to be accepted and considered
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Plato s Encouragement for Gay Rights
In Plato s Republic, several competing explanations of justice are offered. First, we hear
Thrasymachus s account of justice in Book I, as being the advantage of the stronger. We then
receive Glaucon s explanation of justice in Book II: the agreement between men to act just in
order to avoid the pain of being on the receiving end of an unjust act. Finally, Socrates provides us
with the best definition of justice, saying that justice is the result of three specific classes
performing their function within a city in order for the collaboration to conclude in self
sufficiency. Socrates s definition of justice outshines those of Thrasymachus and Glaucon because
he takes into account that not every person is the same, but everyone is equal. Socrates s
refutations of both Thrasymachus and Glaucon help completely shape his argument of what justice
is when it comes to Book 4. Socrates made his definition of justice general enough to where it
accounted for everyone in the city. As long as everyone performed the duty they were naturally
capable of, they were just.
I am taking three explanations of justice mentioned in Plato s Republic to talk about the injustice
toward the gay community and my personal encounter of the unjust society with being seriously
involved with a woman of color. Ever since I was little, I knew I was attracted to the same sex, but I
remained too afraid to act on my feelings. I desperately desired to be accepted and considered
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The World War One Of The United States
More than 100 years ago Canada had been a small child, progressing through life trying to find its
place in this vast world. During the time periods of 1914 1945, 1950 1970, and 1971 1990, there
have been many factors that have helped induce its growth including: recognition due to military
achievements, its international relationship with the United States, and uniting as one country.
Through these times of hardship and glory Canadahas succeeded in finding its autonomous identity
in the world, as a middle power .
Throughout the time periods of 1914 1945, 1950 1970, and 1971 1990 Canada has been involved
in many wars that have displayed its independence and strength as a country. The World War One
battle of Vimy Ridge, in 1917, was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the members of NATO was and still is the United States and because it is the most
powerful of the members most of NATO activity is directed towards American policy (pg. 194
Counterpoints: Exploring Canadian Issues). This made it hard for Canadians to gain more
power and keep their own identity. However, in 1956, when a war broke out over the Suez Canal
in Egypt, Lester B. Pearson proposed that a multinational peacekeeping force be created and
installed in the war zone to maintain ceasefires and oversee the withdrawal of troops. (pg.200
Counterpoints: Exploring Canadian Issues) Since this proposal to the United Nations (which
Canada toke part in creating the Charter of) rather than fighting, which the superpowers of Russia
and the United States take part in, Canada mostly maintains peace on the battlefields. This has
given Canada an identity of a peacekeeping nation. However, the United States has still been able
to influence Canada to contribute more than peace to wars. In the 1990 Persian Gulf War Canada
contributed two destroyers, a supply ship, a squadron of CF 18 fighter jets, a field hospital, and
hundreds of military personal (pg. 274 Counterpoints: Exploring Canadian Issues) to help the
United States take out the Iraqi forces. Even before this occurred, Prime Minister Pierre Eliott
Trudeau, and many Canadians, started wanting more independence from the United States.
Therefore, Trudeau reduced Canada s NATO involvement in Europe.
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More than 100 years ago Canada had been a small child, progressing through life trying to find its
place in this vast world. During the time periods of 1914 1945, 1950 1970, and 1971 1990, there
have been many factors that have helped induce its growth including: recognition due to military
achievements, its international relationship with the United States, and uniting as one country.
Through these times of hardship and glory Canadahas succeeded in finding its autonomous identity
in the world, as a middle power .
Throughout the time periods of 1914 1945, 1950 1970, and 1971 1990 Canada has been involved
in many wars that have displayed its independence and strength as a country. The World War One
battle of Vimy Ridge, in 1917, was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the members of NATO was and still is the United States and because it is the most
powerful of the members most of NATO activity is directed towards American policy (pg. 194
Counterpoints: Exploring Canadian Issues). This made it hard for Canadians to gain more
power and keep their own identity. However, in 1956, when a war broke out over the Suez Canal
in Egypt, Lester B. Pearson proposed that a multinational peacekeeping force be created and
installed in the war zone to maintain ceasefires and oversee the withdrawal of troops. (pg.200
Counterpoints: Exploring Canadian Issues) Since this proposal to the United Nations (which
Canada toke part in creating the Charter of) rather than fighting, which the superpowers of Russia
and the United States take part in, Canada mostly maintains peace on the battlefields. This has
given Canada an identity of a peacekeeping nation. However, the United States has still been able
to influence Canada to contribute more than peace to wars. In the 1990 Persian Gulf War Canada
contributed two destroyers, a supply ship, a squadron of CF 18 fighter jets, a field hospital, and
hundreds of military personal (pg. 274 Counterpoints: Exploring Canadian Issues) to help the
United States take out the Iraqi forces. Even before this occurred, Prime Minister Pierre Eliott
Trudeau, and many Canadians, started wanting more independence from the United States.
Therefore, Trudeau reduced Canada s NATO involvement in Europe.
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How Did Hannibal Dominate The Roman Army
Hannibal Barca was a man bred for war. His ability to command a battlefield was unmatched
during his day. During the Second Punic War, Hannibal led the Carthaginian army against the
Roman Republic. He would march through Italy destroying the Roman legions battle after battle.
His victories at Trebia and Trasimene were just preludes to the massacre that he would conduct in
Southern Italy, at the Battle of Cannae. Rome had the best military of its time. They troops were
drafted each year and any land owning citizen could be picked. Every man was trained in the art
of war, to be ruthless and efficient on the battlefield. They were trained with pilum and gladus to
kill their enemies. They fought in what is known has a Maniple Legion. Maniples were the small
formations that made up the bigger battle lines. These smaller organizations trained together and
became a coherent part of the Roman lines. The Roman camps were laid out so that the Maniples
camped in the same order that they line for battle. And this powerhouse of a military had to main...
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Hannibal s Balearic slingers with light spearmen advanced and enticed the Romans with volleys
of stones. The Romans quickly advanced and closed with the enemy. While the Romans advanced
they first met the Carthaginian center led by Hannibal. The Gauls and Spanish put up a fight then
started backing away. This lured the Romans to focus directly on the center. While the
Carthaginian center was collapsing, their cavalry was gaining ground. Hasdrubal, Hannibal s
brother, was leading the cavalry on the Carthaginian left. He led his force to obliterate the Roman
cavalry on the Roman right wing by the river. This freed him up to sweep behind the cavalry on
the Roman left and help the Numidian cavalry to dispatch the remaining Roman cavalry. In one fell
swoop, Hasdrubal had knocked out all of the Roman cavalry. The Roman army no longer had
protection on their
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Hannibal Barca was a man bred for war. His ability to command a battlefield was unmatched
during his day. During the Second Punic War, Hannibal led the Carthaginian army against the
Roman Republic. He would march through Italy destroying the Roman legions battle after battle.
His victories at Trebia and Trasimene were just preludes to the massacre that he would conduct in
Southern Italy, at the Battle of Cannae. Rome had the best military of its time. They troops were
drafted each year and any land owning citizen could be picked. Every man was trained in the art
of war, to be ruthless and efficient on the battlefield. They were trained with pilum and gladus to
kill their enemies. They fought in what is known has a Maniple Legion. Maniples were the small
formations that made up the bigger battle lines. These smaller organizations trained together and
became a coherent part of the Roman lines. The Roman camps were laid out so that the Maniples
camped in the same order that they line for battle. And this powerhouse of a military had to main...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hannibal s Balearic slingers with light spearmen advanced and enticed the Romans with volleys
of stones. The Romans quickly advanced and closed with the enemy. While the Romans advanced
they first met the Carthaginian center led by Hannibal. The Gauls and Spanish put up a fight then
started backing away. This lured the Romans to focus directly on the center. While the
Carthaginian center was collapsing, their cavalry was gaining ground. Hasdrubal, Hannibal s
brother, was leading the cavalry on the Carthaginian left. He led his force to obliterate the Roman
cavalry on the Roman right wing by the river. This freed him up to sweep behind the cavalry on
the Roman left and help the Numidian cavalry to dispatch the remaining Roman cavalry. In one fell
swoop, Hasdrubal had knocked out all of the Roman cavalry. The Roman army no longer had
protection on their
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The Effects Of Gambling Addiction On The Age
Research Question
How can the amounts gambled by young adults be reduced, and what is the path to overcoming
instances of gambling addiction affecting this age group?
Background
Pathological gambling, also known as Ludomania, is an addiction and is clinically referred to as
a disorder that can affect people of all ages. Young people between the ages of 18 24 spend more
money to gamble than any other age group. This has become a growing problem over the years as
our technology has advanced, causing many young people to have little or no money by the age of
30. Many adult pathologic gamblers report having developed gambling problems during their
teenage years. (Delfabbro, P, Gambling Research Australia, A review of Australian Gambling
Research, August 2008) Although the common perception is that it is just irresponsible and bad
behavior, it is actually much more complex than that. Pathological gambling is an addiction rooted
in the brain, just like a drug or alcohol addiction. As this generation has been brought up with the
new and upcoming technology, many young people have started some form of gambling. Whether
it is betting on a sports game, online shopping or even buying a scratchy ticket, they have gambled
money away. This leads us to the biggest question. How can we minimize this?
Intervention aims
Like an alcohol or drug addiction, pathological gambling is a long term disorder that tends to get
worse without treatment. Even with treatment, it can be quite common to
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Research Question
How can the amounts gambled by young adults be reduced, and what is the path to overcoming
instances of gambling addiction affecting this age group?
Background
Pathological gambling, also known as Ludomania, is an addiction and is clinically referred to as
a disorder that can affect people of all ages. Young people between the ages of 18 24 spend more
money to gamble than any other age group. This has become a growing problem over the years as
our technology has advanced, causing many young people to have little or no money by the age of
30. Many adult pathologic gamblers report having developed gambling problems during their
teenage years. (Delfabbro, P, Gambling Research Australia, A review of Australian Gambling
Research, August 2008) Although the common perception is that it is just irresponsible and bad
behavior, it is actually much more complex than that. Pathological gambling is an addiction rooted
in the brain, just like a drug or alcohol addiction. As this generation has been brought up with the
new and upcoming technology, many young people have started some form of gambling. Whether
it is betting on a sports game, online shopping or even buying a scratchy ticket, they have gambled
money away. This leads us to the biggest question. How can we minimize this?
Intervention aims
Like an alcohol or drug addiction, pathological gambling is a long term disorder that tends to get
worse without treatment. Even with treatment, it can be quite common to
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Assignment
POS 301: Principles and Articles of the United States Constitution Worksheet
Part I: Principles of the Constitution
The constitution consists of some primary principles. Briefly explain the following principles and
their significance in shaping American government.
Self Government:
Self Government is when the people of a country get to create their own rules and doesn t have
outside governments making decisions for them. This helped shape the American government by
giving citizens of our country the responsibility to and the right to have a say in the rules that are
being created.
Separation of Powers:
Separation of Powers is when the government shares power between the three branches which are
executive, legislative, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It creates spending bills they could also impeach those who are officials and approve treaties. The
people help elect the members Legislative branch. The Legislative branch has a House of
Representative and a Senate and them both together forms the United States. The House of
Representative has 435 members who are elected and the Senate has 100 Senators and there is 2
that represent each state. When beginning the Legislative process, a bill has to be introduced to
the congress. After the bill is introduced it has to be sent to the Senate which are known as
subcommittees and House Committees. These committees could approve the bill, amend it or
reject it. There are hearings to make sure that there are no mistakes within the bill. A bill has to
pass Congress before it is taken to the President for review after this the committees come together
to vote on more time rather to approve, amend, or reject.
Judicial:
The Judicial branch helps individuals to understand the Constitution. It also reviews laws, and
helps make decisions on the rights of the states. Members of the of the Judicial branch or chosen
by the President and approved by the Senate. Judicial branch helps shape federal judiciary. Judicial
branch also has the power to organize courts that are over the supreme court which helped to
organize the United States district courts which deal with federal cases and appeal district court
cases. The Judicial branch helps make sure that
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POS 301: Principles and Articles of the United States Constitution Worksheet
Part I: Principles of the Constitution
The constitution consists of some primary principles. Briefly explain the following principles and
their significance in shaping American government.
Self Government:
Self Government is when the people of a country get to create their own rules and doesn t have
outside governments making decisions for them. This helped shape the American government by
giving citizens of our country the responsibility to and the right to have a say in the rules that are
being created.
Separation of Powers:
Separation of Powers is when the government shares power between the three branches which are
executive, legislative, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It creates spending bills they could also impeach those who are officials and approve treaties. The
people help elect the members Legislative branch. The Legislative branch has a House of
Representative and a Senate and them both together forms the United States. The House of
Representative has 435 members who are elected and the Senate has 100 Senators and there is 2
that represent each state. When beginning the Legislative process, a bill has to be introduced to
the congress. After the bill is introduced it has to be sent to the Senate which are known as
subcommittees and House Committees. These committees could approve the bill, amend it or
reject it. There are hearings to make sure that there are no mistakes within the bill. A bill has to
pass Congress before it is taken to the President for review after this the committees come together
to vote on more time rather to approve, amend, or reject.
Judicial:
The Judicial branch helps individuals to understand the Constitution. It also reviews laws, and
helps make decisions on the rights of the states. Members of the of the Judicial branch or chosen
by the President and approved by the Senate. Judicial branch helps shape federal judiciary. Judicial
branch also has the power to organize courts that are over the supreme court which helped to
organize the United States district courts which deal with federal cases and appeal district court
cases. The Judicial branch helps make sure that
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Food Labeling Research Paper
Food safety and grocery costs are two important issues to me and thousands of others here in the
U.S. That s why I would like you to support a new piece of legislation, known as the Safe and
Accurate Food Labeling Act.
This new bill will address two important topics, GMOs and the need for a nationwide set of
standards regarding the labeling of our food. The bill will give the Food and Drug Administration
additional oversight and tools to guarantee the safety of new GMOs before they re introduced
into our food supply. It will also set a standard for food labeling in our country. The FDA would
be able to certify food as GMO free, and manufacturers would have to pass a series of tests to
prove that their food is indeed GMO free before the FDA would allow them to put the GMO free
label on their food. This new standard for food labeling would ensure consistency across the
country and would help prevent prices from rising at the grocery store. If costs were to increase
much more than they already have, I wouldn t be able to afford a lot of the products that I currently
buy. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I d also like a national standard in place to make my grocery shopping easier. I d like to feel
confident knowing that what I m buying is labeled correctly. This will be easily done if the
FDA is allowed to implement a national set of standards for food labels. Right now, there is no
such set of standards, and, as a result, individual states are beginning to implement their own
laws for labeling food. This is a terrible idea because it will result in higher food costs and more
confusion for consumers. Manufacturers will have to create a different label for every state where
their product is sold. This added expense would be passed on to consumers at the grocery store,
and I don t think that s
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Food safety and grocery costs are two important issues to me and thousands of others here in the
U.S. That s why I would like you to support a new piece of legislation, known as the Safe and
Accurate Food Labeling Act.
This new bill will address two important topics, GMOs and the need for a nationwide set of
standards regarding the labeling of our food. The bill will give the Food and Drug Administration
additional oversight and tools to guarantee the safety of new GMOs before they re introduced
into our food supply. It will also set a standard for food labeling in our country. The FDA would
be able to certify food as GMO free, and manufacturers would have to pass a series of tests to
prove that their food is indeed GMO free before the FDA would allow them to put the GMO free
label on their food. This new standard for food labeling would ensure consistency across the
country and would help prevent prices from rising at the grocery store. If costs were to increase
much more than they already have, I wouldn t be able to afford a lot of the products that I currently
buy. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I d also like a national standard in place to make my grocery shopping easier. I d like to feel
confident knowing that what I m buying is labeled correctly. This will be easily done if the
FDA is allowed to implement a national set of standards for food labels. Right now, there is no
such set of standards, and, as a result, individual states are beginning to implement their own
laws for labeling food. This is a terrible idea because it will result in higher food costs and more
confusion for consumers. Manufacturers will have to create a different label for every state where
their product is sold. This added expense would be passed on to consumers at the grocery store,
and I don t think that s
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Fair Trade vs Free Trade
Fair Trade Versus Free Trade
Cohort 4 believes that fair trade is the most prosperous way to trade with other countries. Both free
trade and fair trade have advantages and disadvantages. The researchers in Cohort 4 have
established a viewpoint regarding fair trade and free trade. Considering the research that the cohort
has conducted, they are in opposition to free trade.
The terms free and fair trade sometimes go hand in hand but there are distinct differences between
the two. According to Wikipedia, free trade is a system of trade policy that allows traders to act
and or transact without interference from the government. Free trade implies the trade of goods
without taxes (tarrifs) or other trade barriers such as quotas, subsidies, ... Show more content on
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Fair Trade s consumer recognition has tripled in the last five years, proving the company s
sustainability in a global market. As of today, this organization works with more than 800
companies to verify more than 6,000 products as Fair Trade. In 2009, Fair Trade Certified
products generated $1.2 billion in retail sales, indicating their large scale business practices. The
month of October is themed Every Purchase Matters for Fair Trade USA. This annual awareness
campaign rings together a diverse range of corporate, nonprofit, producer and consumer partners
with more than 100 events including fund raising parties, and promotions across the United States.
These events raise understanding and knowledge of the Fair Trade movement with social,
economic, and environmental empowerment for the farming population and consumers all across
the globe (Economics, 2010). In Addition to Fair Trade USA, Cohort 4 believes that the general
American population does not support free trade as well. NBC news and Wall Street Journal did a
poll and the results were interesting. Sixty nine percent of Americans believe that free trade
agreements with other countries have cost jobs in the United States. While eighteen percent believe
that they have created jobs (Harwood). During the recession it is easy to see that many Americans
are out of work. Since many products used in the U.S.
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Fair Trade Versus Free Trade
Cohort 4 believes that fair trade is the most prosperous way to trade with other countries. Both free
trade and fair trade have advantages and disadvantages. The researchers in Cohort 4 have
established a viewpoint regarding fair trade and free trade. Considering the research that the cohort
has conducted, they are in opposition to free trade.
The terms free and fair trade sometimes go hand in hand but there are distinct differences between
the two. According to Wikipedia, free trade is a system of trade policy that allows traders to act
and or transact without interference from the government. Free trade implies the trade of goods
without taxes (tarrifs) or other trade barriers such as quotas, subsidies, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Fair Trade s consumer recognition has tripled in the last five years, proving the company s
sustainability in a global market. As of today, this organization works with more than 800
companies to verify more than 6,000 products as Fair Trade. In 2009, Fair Trade Certified
products generated $1.2 billion in retail sales, indicating their large scale business practices. The
month of October is themed Every Purchase Matters for Fair Trade USA. This annual awareness
campaign rings together a diverse range of corporate, nonprofit, producer and consumer partners
with more than 100 events including fund raising parties, and promotions across the United States.
These events raise understanding and knowledge of the Fair Trade movement with social,
economic, and environmental empowerment for the farming population and consumers all across
the globe (Economics, 2010). In Addition to Fair Trade USA, Cohort 4 believes that the general
American population does not support free trade as well. NBC news and Wall Street Journal did a
poll and the results were interesting. Sixty nine percent of Americans believe that free trade
agreements with other countries have cost jobs in the United States. While eighteen percent believe
that they have created jobs (Harwood). During the recession it is easy to see that many Americans
are out of work. Since many products used in the U.S.
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