Short Essay On Election And Voting In Indian Democracy
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Ed Gein Essay
This paper is based on the life of Ed Gein. He was an unusual character, born on a farm, and raised
by a religious crazy, domineering mother. In the space of a few years his entire family passed away
and he was left to take care of his farm all by himself. In the next few years he became a grave
robber, a necrophiliac, a cannibal, and also took up arts and crafts in body parts. He is known as
one of the weirdest serial killersof the twentieth century. He also inspired movies like Psycho,
Silence of The Lambs, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Ed Gein/Page 4
Profile
Name Edward Ed Gein.
AKA The Butcher of Plainfield, The Plainfield Butcher, The Mad Butcher, The
Plainfield Ghoul.
DOB/DOD 1906 26 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He went to an old friend by the name of Gus, who was a loner and odd as well. Gus was Ed s
trusted friend, he agreed to assist in digging up the body for medical experiments . His first corpse
was less than 12 feet away from his mother s grave.
Over the next 10 years Ed did the same thing look up obituaries in the local newspaper and dig up
fresh corpses on a full moon. He would take the whole corpse or just the parts that he needed at the
time.
His experiments with dead bodies were bizarre. He would construct objects with the bones and
skin and the organs and meats were stored in the fridge to eat and give as fresh venison to his
neighbors. He would commit acts of necrophilia on the bodies. He even dug up his own mother s
corpse!
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Wanting To Be A Woman
Ed Gein never told Gus that he wanted to be a woman. That s why he studied anatomy. He was
always telling people about operations that resulted in a change of sex. Ed was always desiring to
dissect female corpses and familiarize himself with its anatomy. The closest he got was to wear a
full body suit made of women skin, breasts and face included.
His collections of trophies got larger, and so did the range of his experimentation and obsession.
Gus was then taken to an asylum, and Ed was then left alone again. Ed thought that fresher bodies
would be better for his collection so he
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This paper is based on the life of Ed Gein. He was an unusual character, born on a farm, and raised
by a religious crazy, domineering mother. In the space of a few years his entire family passed away
and he was left to take care of his farm all by himself. In the next few years he became a grave
robber, a necrophiliac, a cannibal, and also took up arts and crafts in body parts. He is known as
one of the weirdest serial killersof the twentieth century. He also inspired movies like Psycho,
Silence of The Lambs, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Ed Gein/Page 4
Profile
Name Edward Ed Gein.
AKA The Butcher of Plainfield, The Plainfield Butcher, The Mad Butcher, The
Plainfield Ghoul.
DOB/DOD 1906 26 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He went to an old friend by the name of Gus, who was a loner and odd as well. Gus was Ed s
trusted friend, he agreed to assist in digging up the body for medical experiments . His first corpse
was less than 12 feet away from his mother s grave.
Over the next 10 years Ed did the same thing look up obituaries in the local newspaper and dig up
fresh corpses on a full moon. He would take the whole corpse or just the parts that he needed at the
time.
His experiments with dead bodies were bizarre. He would construct objects with the bones and
skin and the organs and meats were stored in the fridge to eat and give as fresh venison to his
neighbors. He would commit acts of necrophilia on the bodies. He even dug up his own mother s
corpse!
Ed Gein/ Page 7
Wanting To Be A Woman
Ed Gein never told Gus that he wanted to be a woman. That s why he studied anatomy. He was
always telling people about operations that resulted in a change of sex. Ed was always desiring to
dissect female corpses and familiarize himself with its anatomy. The closest he got was to wear a
full body suit made of women skin, breasts and face included.
His collections of trophies got larger, and so did the range of his experimentation and obsession.
Gus was then taken to an asylum, and Ed was then left alone again. Ed thought that fresher bodies
would be better for his collection so he
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In Defense of Liberty and Individuality Essay
In Defense of Liberty and Individuality
It is a little known fact that for the past century, every American president has been given a copy of
John Stuart Mill s On Liberty[1] upon entering office. Since its publication in 1859, On Liberty s
discussions of liberty and individuality have been a foundation for modern Western political thought
and for the liberal democracy. Mill brings to light a unique perspective on the relationship between
liberty and individuality, and in the end, on tolerance. According to Mill, individual liberty should
be limited by one, and only one thing: the self preservation of society and other individuals. To that
end, man should be free to act and even more so to think in any form he wishes, ... Show more
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The aim, therefore, of patriots, was to set limits to the power which the ruler should be suffered
to exercise over the community; and this limitation was what they meant by liberty (On Liberty,
4). These reforms were leading to the democratization of culture and government the transition
that Mill sees around him putting power in the hands of the people. This was supposed to
remove the possibility of tyranny, but Mill is not convinced. He sees two types of tyranny
unaccounted for: tyranny of the majority, where the many persecute the few, and tyranny of
public opinion, in which society seeks to impose a set of values on everyone. [T]he tyranny of the
majority is now generally included among the evils against which society requires to be on guard
(On Liberty, 6). Mill sees the need for laws to protect against both types of tyranny.
After noting that many nations have tried and failed at this feat, he offers his own solution.
Society or an individual may interfere with individual rights if and only if it is necessary to
protect itself. [T]he sole end for which mankind are warranted, individually or collectively, in
interfering with the liberty of action of any of their members, is self protection...[h]is own good,
either physical or moral, is not a sufficient warrant (On Liberty, 11). Mill uses a Hobbesian notion
of self preservation as the cornerstone of his
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In Defense of Liberty and Individuality
It is a little known fact that for the past century, every American president has been given a copy of
John Stuart Mill s On Liberty[1] upon entering office. Since its publication in 1859, On Liberty s
discussions of liberty and individuality have been a foundation for modern Western political thought
and for the liberal democracy. Mill brings to light a unique perspective on the relationship between
liberty and individuality, and in the end, on tolerance. According to Mill, individual liberty should
be limited by one, and only one thing: the self preservation of society and other individuals. To that
end, man should be free to act and even more so to think in any form he wishes, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The aim, therefore, of patriots, was to set limits to the power which the ruler should be suffered
to exercise over the community; and this limitation was what they meant by liberty (On Liberty,
4). These reforms were leading to the democratization of culture and government the transition
that Mill sees around him putting power in the hands of the people. This was supposed to
remove the possibility of tyranny, but Mill is not convinced. He sees two types of tyranny
unaccounted for: tyranny of the majority, where the many persecute the few, and tyranny of
public opinion, in which society seeks to impose a set of values on everyone. [T]he tyranny of the
majority is now generally included among the evils against which society requires to be on guard
(On Liberty, 6). Mill sees the need for laws to protect against both types of tyranny.
After noting that many nations have tried and failed at this feat, he offers his own solution.
Society or an individual may interfere with individual rights if and only if it is necessary to
protect itself. [T]he sole end for which mankind are warranted, individually or collectively, in
interfering with the liberty of action of any of their members, is self protection...[h]is own good,
either physical or moral, is not a sufficient warrant (On Liberty, 11). Mill uses a Hobbesian notion
of self preservation as the cornerstone of his
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The Change Of Leaf Color
Typically, as nature starts the transformation process from summer to fall, the green leaves on the
trees begin to change into colors of reds, golds, browns, and oranges. Eventually, the leaves fall off
the trees onto the ground. Three factors contribute to the change in leaf color according to USDA s
Northeastern Area Forest Service website, which include leaf pigments, length of night, and
weather. The increasing length of night and other ecological influences such as the temperature,
rainfall, and food supply trigger the biochemical process of the leaves (na.fs.fed.us). Photosynthesis
occurs in the chloroplasts of the leaves. A chloroplast is a type of plant cell organelle known as a
plastid. Plastids support the storing of the needed ingredients for energy production. A chloroplast
contains a green pigment called chlorophyll which is the agent that gives leaves their green color.
Chlorophyll is important to the photosynthesis process as it is the chemical reaction that facilitates
plants to use sunlight to produce sugars for their food (biology.about.com). During the emergent
season, chlorophyll is repetitively produced and broken down, which causes the leaves to appear
green in color. As the nights grow longer, the production of chlorophyll diminishes and eventually
ceases production. Depending on the type of plant, as the chlorophyll becomes dormant, the color
of the leaves begins to change to reds, browns, yellows, and oranges (na.fs.fed.us).
Nature.com describes
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Typically, as nature starts the transformation process from summer to fall, the green leaves on the
trees begin to change into colors of reds, golds, browns, and oranges. Eventually, the leaves fall off
the trees onto the ground. Three factors contribute to the change in leaf color according to USDA s
Northeastern Area Forest Service website, which include leaf pigments, length of night, and
weather. The increasing length of night and other ecological influences such as the temperature,
rainfall, and food supply trigger the biochemical process of the leaves (na.fs.fed.us). Photosynthesis
occurs in the chloroplasts of the leaves. A chloroplast is a type of plant cell organelle known as a
plastid. Plastids support the storing of the needed ingredients for energy production. A chloroplast
contains a green pigment called chlorophyll which is the agent that gives leaves their green color.
Chlorophyll is important to the photosynthesis process as it is the chemical reaction that facilitates
plants to use sunlight to produce sugars for their food (biology.about.com). During the emergent
season, chlorophyll is repetitively produced and broken down, which causes the leaves to appear
green in color. As the nights grow longer, the production of chlorophyll diminishes and eventually
ceases production. Depending on the type of plant, as the chlorophyll becomes dormant, the color
of the leaves begins to change to reds, browns, yellows, and oranges (na.fs.fed.us).
Nature.com describes
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Wind Farm Essay
Katie Stevenson News Editor @KatieSStevenson Nodaway county has approved a new, 23,000
acre, wind farm for which construction will begin in 2019. This decision came after the
Nodaway County Enhanced Enterprise Zone (EEZ) committee approved the tax adjustment
application from Tenaska Clear Creek Wind. The turbines will be north of Gray s Truck Stop,
continuing to the Iowa border and just west of Pickering Missouri. According to Monte Ten Kley,
Director, Strategic Development Acquisitions at Tenaska the project began in 2008 but Tenaska
was not involved until the summer of 2016 and has recently really started to take off. Tenaska is
developing a 200 to 300 megawatt wind project near Maryville in Nodaway County called the
Tenaska... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The remainder can continue to be used in its current state, such as for farming or grazing. This is
another cash crop for landowners that participate in the project, thereby helping to stabilize farm
incomes. Yet, according to Ten Kley Tenaska wants to be an integral part of the Maryville
community instead of simply helping the economy. Additionally, Tenaska is known for being a
good business neighbor in communities where its plants operate, Ten Kley said. Those facilities
have a long standing record of support for broad based community programs, including food
pantries and local Scout troops, and employees donate thousands of hours of time annually to
community projects, from serving on school boards to tutoring students and coaching athletics.
According to the United States Energy Information Administration (EIA) as of 2016, Missouri had
659 megawatts of wind generating capacity online, another 300 megawatts being built, and
substantial additional wind energy potential, primarily in the state s northwest. According to Ten
Kley the Missouri and the Midwest have some of the best areas for wind farms. The Midwest has
some of the best wind resources in the nation and recent advances in turbine technology have
continued to increase the feasibility and cost competitiveness of wind projects in Missouri, Ten
Kley said. These changes, along with the notable wind resource in Nodaway County, has made the
area ideal for locating a wind powered electric
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Katie Stevenson News Editor @KatieSStevenson Nodaway county has approved a new, 23,000
acre, wind farm for which construction will begin in 2019. This decision came after the
Nodaway County Enhanced Enterprise Zone (EEZ) committee approved the tax adjustment
application from Tenaska Clear Creek Wind. The turbines will be north of Gray s Truck Stop,
continuing to the Iowa border and just west of Pickering Missouri. According to Monte Ten Kley,
Director, Strategic Development Acquisitions at Tenaska the project began in 2008 but Tenaska
was not involved until the summer of 2016 and has recently really started to take off. Tenaska is
developing a 200 to 300 megawatt wind project near Maryville in Nodaway County called the
Tenaska... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The remainder can continue to be used in its current state, such as for farming or grazing. This is
another cash crop for landowners that participate in the project, thereby helping to stabilize farm
incomes. Yet, according to Ten Kley Tenaska wants to be an integral part of the Maryville
community instead of simply helping the economy. Additionally, Tenaska is known for being a
good business neighbor in communities where its plants operate, Ten Kley said. Those facilities
have a long standing record of support for broad based community programs, including food
pantries and local Scout troops, and employees donate thousands of hours of time annually to
community projects, from serving on school boards to tutoring students and coaching athletics.
According to the United States Energy Information Administration (EIA) as of 2016, Missouri had
659 megawatts of wind generating capacity online, another 300 megawatts being built, and
substantial additional wind energy potential, primarily in the state s northwest. According to Ten
Kley the Missouri and the Midwest have some of the best areas for wind farms. The Midwest has
some of the best wind resources in the nation and recent advances in turbine technology have
continued to increase the feasibility and cost competitiveness of wind projects in Missouri, Ten
Kley said. These changes, along with the notable wind resource in Nodaway County, has made the
area ideal for locating a wind powered electric
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Shawangunk Mountain Formation
Abstract: Determining the location of the Shawangunk Mountain formation from our position on
the outcrop can demonstrate a lot about the upbringing of this formation. The Shawangunk
Formation, consisting of quartz pebble conglomerate from the Middle Silurian age, extends from
south of the Hudson Valley down south until Virginia. The vanishing of the formation within the
area of Rosendale, NY has led to investigations of tectonic events. Due to the Taconic orogeny, we
see the formation of the Shawangunk Mountains being formatted. Through the transgression of
fluvial system, the Shawangunk Mountain formation rose southeast as the result of the tectonic
deformation. The coarse grained beds in the lower portion of the outcrop demonstrate a very... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The black color comes from Mnganeese dioxide that has been dissolved in the water and
participates out. This process has nothing to do with the primary process of disposition.
However, it is very similar to how detriots react. Notice the orange tints to the beds towards the
top of the outcrop are due to the oxidation of iron. It began dissolving iron into the rock formation
that oxidizes as the air hits. Green coloring is also exposed due to the algae, and moss growing.
This displays the terrestrial life forms due to the Mollase
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstract: Determining the location of the Shawangunk Mountain formation from our position on
the outcrop can demonstrate a lot about the upbringing of this formation. The Shawangunk
Formation, consisting of quartz pebble conglomerate from the Middle Silurian age, extends from
south of the Hudson Valley down south until Virginia. The vanishing of the formation within the
area of Rosendale, NY has led to investigations of tectonic events. Due to the Taconic orogeny, we
see the formation of the Shawangunk Mountains being formatted. Through the transgression of
fluvial system, the Shawangunk Mountain formation rose southeast as the result of the tectonic
deformation. The coarse grained beds in the lower portion of the outcrop demonstrate a very... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The black color comes from Mnganeese dioxide that has been dissolved in the water and
participates out. This process has nothing to do with the primary process of disposition.
However, it is very similar to how detriots react. Notice the orange tints to the beds towards the
top of the outcrop are due to the oxidation of iron. It began dissolving iron into the rock formation
that oxidizes as the air hits. Green coloring is also exposed due to the algae, and moss growing.
This displays the terrestrial life forms due to the Mollase
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On Gerrymandering
When looking at a map of the United States, it can be seen that it is very cut and dry. The borders
of states are straight, cut at right angles, and distributes the land proportionally. The same cannot be
seen or said for Congressional districts. The intention is to evenly divide up the States even further
but instead, it is based on the state populations. It can also be apparent that the drawing of the
districts in recent years has been less than about population numbers, but as to who the population
votes for. Representation including district boundaries is known as the practice of gerrymandering.
So in the process of setting districts, gerrymandering is a practice attempting to establish a political
advantage for a particular group.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was not until 1964 in the case of Reynolds vs Sims that found An individual s right to vote for
state legislators is unconstitutionally impaired when its weight is in a substantial fashion when
compared with votes of citizens living in other parts of the State (Reynolds v Sims), which
came as a result of discriminatory representation in the state of Alabama. This case however,
only outlines unlawful practice in a narrow fashion, not giving full width to the possible
practices. Districts can still be redrawn in ways that give one group a large advantage over their
competitors. It is described that Voters in seven states...have turned to such commissions in an
effort to reduce political gerrymandering, the map drawing method that leads to districts easily
won by Democrats or Republicans (Wolf). This is why we see districts drawn in such illogical
patterns that render the minority groups, most likely powerless. This can also allow the minority
group to unlikely win. Only when race seems to be the predominant factor in the apportionment,
do these redistribution schemes face any legal action, being at risk with the 14th Amendment. It is
very easily possible to give a win to a minority party because of these practices. In North Carolina,
where the two party House vote was fifty one percent Democratic, forty nine percent Republican,
the average simulated delegation was seven Democrats and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When looking at a map of the United States, it can be seen that it is very cut and dry. The borders
of states are straight, cut at right angles, and distributes the land proportionally. The same cannot be
seen or said for Congressional districts. The intention is to evenly divide up the States even further
but instead, it is based on the state populations. It can also be apparent that the drawing of the
districts in recent years has been less than about population numbers, but as to who the population
votes for. Representation including district boundaries is known as the practice of gerrymandering.
So in the process of setting districts, gerrymandering is a practice attempting to establish a political
advantage for a particular group.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was not until 1964 in the case of Reynolds vs Sims that found An individual s right to vote for
state legislators is unconstitutionally impaired when its weight is in a substantial fashion when
compared with votes of citizens living in other parts of the State (Reynolds v Sims), which
came as a result of discriminatory representation in the state of Alabama. This case however,
only outlines unlawful practice in a narrow fashion, not giving full width to the possible
practices. Districts can still be redrawn in ways that give one group a large advantage over their
competitors. It is described that Voters in seven states...have turned to such commissions in an
effort to reduce political gerrymandering, the map drawing method that leads to districts easily
won by Democrats or Republicans (Wolf). This is why we see districts drawn in such illogical
patterns that render the minority groups, most likely powerless. This can also allow the minority
group to unlikely win. Only when race seems to be the predominant factor in the apportionment,
do these redistribution schemes face any legal action, being at risk with the 14th Amendment. It is
very easily possible to give a win to a minority party because of these practices. In North Carolina,
where the two party House vote was fifty one percent Democratic, forty nine percent Republican,
the average simulated delegation was seven Democrats and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Isaac Asimov What Is Intelligence Anyway
My thoughts on What is Intelligence Anyway? In the essay What is Intelligence Anyway? the
author Isaac Asimov shows how despite what popular consensus is, whether a person is considered
intelligent or not will depend on the subject at hand. There is no denying that he is right about this.
Asimov talks about his conversations with his auto mechanic and how he was considered
intelligent due to how he scored on some tests while his mechanic would do poorly on the test.
Despite that Asimov admits he doesn t understand the first thing about cars. This would mean that
Asimov is intelligent by school standards but not by automobile standards. I can relate to both
Asimov and the Mechanic in this situation. While I know the secrets and how
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My thoughts on What is Intelligence Anyway? In the essay What is Intelligence Anyway? the
author Isaac Asimov shows how despite what popular consensus is, whether a person is considered
intelligent or not will depend on the subject at hand. There is no denying that he is right about this.
Asimov talks about his conversations with his auto mechanic and how he was considered
intelligent due to how he scored on some tests while his mechanic would do poorly on the test.
Despite that Asimov admits he doesn t understand the first thing about cars. This would mean that
Asimov is intelligent by school standards but not by automobile standards. I can relate to both
Asimov and the Mechanic in this situation. While I know the secrets and how
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Starbucks Corporate Strategy Essay
Starbucks Corporate Strategy Corporate Strategy fundamentally is concerned with the selection of
businesses in which the company should compete and with the development and coordination of
that portfolio of business.[1] In the case of Starbucks the corporate strategy they have implemented
is unique to their industry which has allowed them to differentiate from their competitors and is
summarized best by Howard Schultz CEO of Starbucks, We re in the people business serving
coffee,[2] high quality specialty coffee and related products in a European cafГ© environment. It is
clear Starbucks is in a growth strategy utilizing three key techniques that support its Mission, to
inspire and nurture the human spirit one person, one cup and... Show more content on
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It is clear Starbucks Business Level Strategy is effectively aligned with its Corporate Strategy
helping it mitigate industry threats and create a competitive advantage within its industry.
Functional Strategy The functional level of Starbucks is the level of the operating divisions and
departments that must support the business strategy by enacting the strategies and by providing
constant feedback for improvement.(fn) Starbucks has been successful at ensuring its employees
and customers understand their strategy by utilizing the following, but not limited to, functional
level strategies. PG 141 Corporate culture is a key component to the success of Starbucks. When
looking at the seven dimensions of corporate culture (fn textbook pg 338) Starbucks emphasizes
Team and People Orientation along with Innovation and Risk Taking and pose less emphasis on a
competitive environment or an outcome oriented approach. (see appendix c) In order to ensure a
strong corporate culture Starbucks utilizes innovative and simple ways to ensure the key values
are deeply held and widely shared. (fn) By visiting up to 40 stores weekly by the CEO Richard
Schultz, creation of Starbucks Broadcast News to convey company news, or administering an
attitude survey every 18 months to all employees they ensure the company and its partners
(employees) are connected. (fn textbook) The HR management practices at Starbucks are tied to its
business strategy by ensuring the
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Starbucks Corporate Strategy Corporate Strategy fundamentally is concerned with the selection of
businesses in which the company should compete and with the development and coordination of
that portfolio of business.[1] In the case of Starbucks the corporate strategy they have implemented
is unique to their industry which has allowed them to differentiate from their competitors and is
summarized best by Howard Schultz CEO of Starbucks, We re in the people business serving
coffee,[2] high quality specialty coffee and related products in a European cafГ© environment. It is
clear Starbucks is in a growth strategy utilizing three key techniques that support its Mission, to
inspire and nurture the human spirit one person, one cup and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is clear Starbucks Business Level Strategy is effectively aligned with its Corporate Strategy
helping it mitigate industry threats and create a competitive advantage within its industry.
Functional Strategy The functional level of Starbucks is the level of the operating divisions and
departments that must support the business strategy by enacting the strategies and by providing
constant feedback for improvement.(fn) Starbucks has been successful at ensuring its employees
and customers understand their strategy by utilizing the following, but not limited to, functional
level strategies. PG 141 Corporate culture is a key component to the success of Starbucks. When
looking at the seven dimensions of corporate culture (fn textbook pg 338) Starbucks emphasizes
Team and People Orientation along with Innovation and Risk Taking and pose less emphasis on a
competitive environment or an outcome oriented approach. (see appendix c) In order to ensure a
strong corporate culture Starbucks utilizes innovative and simple ways to ensure the key values
are deeply held and widely shared. (fn) By visiting up to 40 stores weekly by the CEO Richard
Schultz, creation of Starbucks Broadcast News to convey company news, or administering an
attitude survey every 18 months to all employees they ensure the company and its partners
(employees) are connected. (fn textbook) The HR management practices at Starbucks are tied to its
business strategy by ensuring the
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Wife Of Bath Feminism Essay
Feminism in the Wife of Bath Prologue In her prologue from The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey
Chaucer, the Wife of Bath portrays a different take on the typical medieval woman. By doing so
she is confirming negative stereotypes about women from this time and demonstrating that they
are in fact deceitful and manipulative. Although at first her actions may seem revolutionary, she
is just a tool used by Chaucer to mock women during this time period rather than empower them.
Even just based solely on the way she is introduced in her prologue, she appears as if she uses her
sexual attributes for personal gain instead of trying to show her equal status. Overall this female
character is supposed to be seen as a parody since she embodies numerous negative female
stereotypes such as, deceitfulness, stupidity, and arrogance. Even though she is retaliating back at
men it s only... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In other words, she is conforming to the patriarchy rather than working outside of it and so she
only ends up confirming the negative stereotypes of women, especially since most of the
insights she offers are misunderstood, twisted, or just simply incorrect. For example, at one
point she refers to the Bible again, saying, Where can ye saye in any manere age / That hye God
defended marriage / By expres word? I praye you, telleth me / Or where he commanded virginitee?
(lines 65 68). She is justifying her bad behavior with the Bible and her misinterpretations of it and
this makes her appear dumb rather than educated. It confirms the stereotype of medieval women
that they are not as capable at understanding the mysteries and deep meanings of the Bible and that
if they are given education on the matter they would only use it to justify their sinful
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Feminism in the Wife of Bath Prologue In her prologue from The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey
Chaucer, the Wife of Bath portrays a different take on the typical medieval woman. By doing so
she is confirming negative stereotypes about women from this time and demonstrating that they
are in fact deceitful and manipulative. Although at first her actions may seem revolutionary, she
is just a tool used by Chaucer to mock women during this time period rather than empower them.
Even just based solely on the way she is introduced in her prologue, she appears as if she uses her
sexual attributes for personal gain instead of trying to show her equal status. Overall this female
character is supposed to be seen as a parody since she embodies numerous negative female
stereotypes such as, deceitfulness, stupidity, and arrogance. Even though she is retaliating back at
men it s only... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In other words, she is conforming to the patriarchy rather than working outside of it and so she
only ends up confirming the negative stereotypes of women, especially since most of the
insights she offers are misunderstood, twisted, or just simply incorrect. For example, at one
point she refers to the Bible again, saying, Where can ye saye in any manere age / That hye God
defended marriage / By expres word? I praye you, telleth me / Or where he commanded virginitee?
(lines 65 68). She is justifying her bad behavior with the Bible and her misinterpretations of it and
this makes her appear dumb rather than educated. It confirms the stereotype of medieval women
that they are not as capable at understanding the mysteries and deep meanings of the Bible and that
if they are given education on the matter they would only use it to justify their sinful
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Conflict Theory And Social Interactionism In Orange Is The...
Orange is the new black is a Netflix original series about the functional ability of a woman s
prison in upstate New York. Integrity, power, and privilege all work together to create many of the
situations that arise. Litchfield prison is made up of white male officers, and different racial
groups that are clearly divided. For each race, loosely made up of: blacks, latinos, whites, others ,
and a group of older women known as the golden girls , there is a sector of living. Blacks in one
block, with a bathroom only for them, whites in another, etc. Conflict theory and symbolic
interactionism are both excellent theories to examine this series by. Conflict theory, a multi part
theory about both raceand gender, is applicable to Orange Is The New Black because of the
degrading treatment of the women and the denial of their basic feminine needs. Symbolic
interactionism can be applied to most situations that occur in the show. Through these theories
social interactions in Orange Is The New Black can be looked at and better understood.
Privilege can be applied to many different situations throughout the show. Racial privilege, gender
privilege, class privilege, etc. A common theme of privilege throughout Orange Is The New Black
is racial privilege. This is shown through the cleanliness of the living quarters and punishment
given across races. SHU (solitary confinement) is much more readily handed out to black inmates
over any other race. In one episode, a screwdriver goes
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Orange is the new black is a Netflix original series about the functional ability of a woman s
prison in upstate New York. Integrity, power, and privilege all work together to create many of the
situations that arise. Litchfield prison is made up of white male officers, and different racial
groups that are clearly divided. For each race, loosely made up of: blacks, latinos, whites, others ,
and a group of older women known as the golden girls , there is a sector of living. Blacks in one
block, with a bathroom only for them, whites in another, etc. Conflict theory and symbolic
interactionism are both excellent theories to examine this series by. Conflict theory, a multi part
theory about both raceand gender, is applicable to Orange Is The New Black because of the
degrading treatment of the women and the denial of their basic feminine needs. Symbolic
interactionism can be applied to most situations that occur in the show. Through these theories
social interactions in Orange Is The New Black can be looked at and better understood.
Privilege can be applied to many different situations throughout the show. Racial privilege, gender
privilege, class privilege, etc. A common theme of privilege throughout Orange Is The New Black
is racial privilege. This is shown through the cleanliness of the living quarters and punishment
given across races. SHU (solitary confinement) is much more readily handed out to black inmates
over any other race. In one episode, a screwdriver goes
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and Tax Basis
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S.AFD;Af?D/A ;T ,;L,EL;On January 1, 2010, Ameen Company purchased a building for $36
million. Ameen uses straight line depreciationfor financial statement reporting and MACRS for
income taxreporting. At December 31, 2012, the carrying value of the building was $30 million
and its tax basis was $20 million. At December 31, 2013, the carrying value of the building was
$28 million and its tax basis was $13 million. There were no other temporary differences and no
permanent differences. Pretax accounting income for 2013 was $45 million.On January 1,... Show
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At December 31, 2013, the carrying value of the building was $28 million and its tax basis was
$13 million. There were no other temporary differences and no permanent differences. Pretax
accounting income for 2013 was $45 million.On January 1, 2010, Ameen Company purchased a
building for $36 million. Ameen uses straight line depreciation for financial statement reporting
and MACRS for income tax reporting. At December 31, 2012, the carrying value of the building
was $30 million and its tax basis was $20 million. At December 31, 2013, the carrying value of
the building was $28 million and its tax basis was $13 million. There were no other temporary
differences and no permanent differences. Pretax accounting income for 2013 was $45
million.On January 1, 2010, Ameen Company purchased a building for $36 million. Ameen uses
straight line depreciation for financial statement reporting and MACRS for income tax reporting.
At December 31, 2012, the carrying value of the building was $30 million and its tax basis was
$20 million. At December 31, 2013, the carrying value of the building was $28 million and its tax
basis was $13 million. There were no other temporary differences and no permanent differences.
Pretax accounting income for 2013 was $45 million.On January 1, 2010, Ameen Company
purchased a building for $36 million. Ameen uses straight line depreciation for financial statement
reporting and MACRS for income tax reporting. At December 31, 2012,
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S.AFD;Af?D/A ;T ,;L,EL;On January 1, 2010, Ameen Company purchased a building for $36
million. Ameen uses straight line depreciationfor financial statement reporting and MACRS for
income taxreporting. At December 31, 2012, the carrying value of the building was $30 million
and its tax basis was $20 million. At December 31, 2013, the carrying value of the building was
$28 million and its tax basis was $13 million. There were no other temporary differences and no
permanent differences. Pretax accounting income for 2013 was $45 million.On January 1,... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At December 31, 2013, the carrying value of the building was $28 million and its tax basis was
$13 million. There were no other temporary differences and no permanent differences. Pretax
accounting income for 2013 was $45 million.On January 1, 2010, Ameen Company purchased a
building for $36 million. Ameen uses straight line depreciation for financial statement reporting
and MACRS for income tax reporting. At December 31, 2012, the carrying value of the building
was $30 million and its tax basis was $20 million. At December 31, 2013, the carrying value of
the building was $28 million and its tax basis was $13 million. There were no other temporary
differences and no permanent differences. Pretax accounting income for 2013 was $45
million.On January 1, 2010, Ameen Company purchased a building for $36 million. Ameen uses
straight line depreciation for financial statement reporting and MACRS for income tax reporting.
At December 31, 2012, the carrying value of the building was $30 million and its tax basis was
$20 million. At December 31, 2013, the carrying value of the building was $28 million and its tax
basis was $13 million. There were no other temporary differences and no permanent differences.
Pretax accounting income for 2013 was $45 million.On January 1, 2010, Ameen Company
purchased a building for $36 million. Ameen uses straight line depreciation for financial statement
reporting and MACRS for income tax reporting. At December 31, 2012,
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The Glorious Revolution in England of 1688
The Glorious Revolution in England of 1688 James II succession to the throne of England came
without protest of any kind. James II was the son of Charles I and younger brother to Charles II.
In January of 1649, Charles I, King of England, went on trial and was convicted as a Tyrant,
Traitor, Murderer, and public enemy to the good people of this nation. (Cannon, pg. 385) On 7
February 1649, Charles II was proclaimed King of Great Britain. While Charles II was in office, he
began to develop a form of government that existed without the parliament. In 1685, when Charles
II brother, James II, took over, James continued with the trend in government that his brother set
into action. From the Restoration of Charles II in 1660 to the... Show more content on
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Hence, the Glorious Revolution earned the name the Bloodless Revolution. This was the first
revolution where a king was dismounted without any bloodshed (Israel, pg. 432 40). As the
Glorious Revolution ended, England was forced into an immediate conflict with Louis XIV of
France. James II, a Catholic king, had been disposed of, and a Protestant king, William, husband
of Mary, James s daughter, had taken over. Louis and James were able to get along but William
and Louis were not. They began a war over what is now present day Belgium. Belgium was a key
place for fortresses and harbors (Kissinger, pg.71). Though the revolution itself may have been
bloodless, it caused much unrest in England. Old stresses between the King and Parliament,
Church and Dissent, appeared to be undiminished and were joined by bitter divisions over the
succession of William III and Mary II. This involved rebellion and war in Ireland and Scotland,
and plots, riots, and insurrection in England (Hoppit, pg. 2). It is very doubtful whether many of
the revolutionaries of 1688 foresaw the consequences of their actions in terms of England s
relations with foreign powers. Before the revolution, England was largely pro French and anti
Dutch. After 1688, France was to become more or less a permanent enemy. The Nine Years War
was actually a war spawned from the Glorious Revolution between England and France (Morgan,
pg. 353 56). After James II was relieved of
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The Glorious Revolution in England of 1688 James II succession to the throne of England came
without protest of any kind. James II was the son of Charles I and younger brother to Charles II.
In January of 1649, Charles I, King of England, went on trial and was convicted as a Tyrant,
Traitor, Murderer, and public enemy to the good people of this nation. (Cannon, pg. 385) On 7
February 1649, Charles II was proclaimed King of Great Britain. While Charles II was in office, he
began to develop a form of government that existed without the parliament. In 1685, when Charles
II brother, James II, took over, James continued with the trend in government that his brother set
into action. From the Restoration of Charles II in 1660 to the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Hence, the Glorious Revolution earned the name the Bloodless Revolution. This was the first
revolution where a king was dismounted without any bloodshed (Israel, pg. 432 40). As the
Glorious Revolution ended, England was forced into an immediate conflict with Louis XIV of
France. James II, a Catholic king, had been disposed of, and a Protestant king, William, husband
of Mary, James s daughter, had taken over. Louis and James were able to get along but William
and Louis were not. They began a war over what is now present day Belgium. Belgium was a key
place for fortresses and harbors (Kissinger, pg.71). Though the revolution itself may have been
bloodless, it caused much unrest in England. Old stresses between the King and Parliament,
Church and Dissent, appeared to be undiminished and were joined by bitter divisions over the
succession of William III and Mary II. This involved rebellion and war in Ireland and Scotland,
and plots, riots, and insurrection in England (Hoppit, pg. 2). It is very doubtful whether many of
the revolutionaries of 1688 foresaw the consequences of their actions in terms of England s
relations with foreign powers. Before the revolution, England was largely pro French and anti
Dutch. After 1688, France was to become more or less a permanent enemy. The Nine Years War
was actually a war spawned from the Glorious Revolution between England and France (Morgan,
pg. 353 56). After James II was relieved of
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Conservation and Preservation at the Turn of the 19th...
Conservation and Preservation at the Turn of the 19th Century
Missing Works Cited
The environmentalist movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries presents a picture of
America at the time: torn between the desires to expand while seeking to protect nature. Although
all members of the movement sought to protect nature, there were two predominant schools as to
how to go about this. In their two philosophies, they created two methods for human interaction
with the wilderness. The conservationist movement can be called the utilitarian movement, and
sought the greatest good for the greatest number over the longest term. In contrast, the
preservationist school aimed at keeping nature in its current state, although the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This networking would serve him later in life, but first he had to receive an education in forestry,
something unavailable in America. Thus he traveled to Germany to study forestry theory in
Germany and England. The time spent in Europe formed the foundation of his beliefs on
conservation and through him those of the conservationist movement.
Pinchot left Europe with some convictions about forestry. He had learned... that trees are a crop...
Pinchot brought the gospel that forestry was the art of using a forest without destroying it... [He]
preached that through the use of proper methods a forest could be both harvested and preserved.
(McGeary 23) This conviction reveals the underlying theory to all of the conservation movement,
that nature should be viewed in the confines of its economic value. For example, Pinchot s policy
did not allow for the continuation of old growth forests, but demanded that they be cut down and
let new trees to grow back in their place. He clashed repeatedly during his career with
conservationists who were basically devoted to preserving the trees. (McGeary 87)
To understand where the motivation and passion to protect the environment was developed, one
looks to the rapid deforestation of East Coast old growth forests at the turn of the century. As
Gifford Pinchot expressed it, The American Colossus was fiercely at work turning natural resources
into money. A
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Conservation and Preservation at the Turn of the 19th Century
Missing Works Cited
The environmentalist movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries presents a picture of
America at the time: torn between the desires to expand while seeking to protect nature. Although
all members of the movement sought to protect nature, there were two predominant schools as to
how to go about this. In their two philosophies, they created two methods for human interaction
with the wilderness. The conservationist movement can be called the utilitarian movement, and
sought the greatest good for the greatest number over the longest term. In contrast, the
preservationist school aimed at keeping nature in its current state, although the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This networking would serve him later in life, but first he had to receive an education in forestry,
something unavailable in America. Thus he traveled to Germany to study forestry theory in
Germany and England. The time spent in Europe formed the foundation of his beliefs on
conservation and through him those of the conservationist movement.
Pinchot left Europe with some convictions about forestry. He had learned... that trees are a crop...
Pinchot brought the gospel that forestry was the art of using a forest without destroying it... [He]
preached that through the use of proper methods a forest could be both harvested and preserved.
(McGeary 23) This conviction reveals the underlying theory to all of the conservation movement,
that nature should be viewed in the confines of its economic value. For example, Pinchot s policy
did not allow for the continuation of old growth forests, but demanded that they be cut down and
let new trees to grow back in their place. He clashed repeatedly during his career with
conservationists who were basically devoted to preserving the trees. (McGeary 87)
To understand where the motivation and passion to protect the environment was developed, one
looks to the rapid deforestation of East Coast old growth forests at the turn of the century. As
Gifford Pinchot expressed it, The American Colossus was fiercely at work turning natural resources
into money. A
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Designing A Rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna And L...
By using the advantages of the microstrip patch antenna and L probe feeding technique, hexagonal
patch is etched on a square microstrip antenna to achieve broad bandwidth and improved gain. In
this Project, MSA is designed with dual substrates, one for L probe other for radiating patch.
4.1 Design Specifications
The three essential parameters for the design of a rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna:
Frequency of operation (fo): The resonant frequency of the antenna must be selected appropriately.
The WLAN band uses the frequency range from 2.4 GHz to 5.28 GHZ. Hence the antenna
designed must be able to operate in this frequency range. The resonant frequency selected for
design is 2.4 GHz.
Dielectric constant of the substrate (Оµr): The dielectric material selected for our design is FR4
which has a dielectric constant of 4.4. A substrate with a high dielectric constant has been selected
since it reduces the dimensions of the antenna. Table 4.1: Design parameters of microstrip antenna
Patch ShapeSquare
Frequency2.4 GHz
Dielectric constant of substrate4.4
Height of substrate1.6 Mm
Feeding methodMicrostrip Line
PolarizationLinear
4.2 Theoretical design
4.2.1 Single element Antenna Design
Structure of single patch antenna with inset feed is shown in figure 1. The Antenna is composed of
patch, substrate, ground and feeding network. The performance of antenna generally depends on
dimensions of above components
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By using the advantages of the microstrip patch antenna and L probe feeding technique, hexagonal
patch is etched on a square microstrip antenna to achieve broad bandwidth and improved gain. In
this Project, MSA is designed with dual substrates, one for L probe other for radiating patch.
4.1 Design Specifications
The three essential parameters for the design of a rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna:
Frequency of operation (fo): The resonant frequency of the antenna must be selected appropriately.
The WLAN band uses the frequency range from 2.4 GHz to 5.28 GHZ. Hence the antenna
designed must be able to operate in this frequency range. The resonant frequency selected for
design is 2.4 GHz.
Dielectric constant of the substrate (Оµr): The dielectric material selected for our design is FR4
which has a dielectric constant of 4.4. A substrate with a high dielectric constant has been selected
since it reduces the dimensions of the antenna. Table 4.1: Design parameters of microstrip antenna
Patch ShapeSquare
Frequency2.4 GHz
Dielectric constant of substrate4.4
Height of substrate1.6 Mm
Feeding methodMicrostrip Line
PolarizationLinear
4.2 Theoretical design
4.2.1 Single element Antenna Design
Structure of single patch antenna with inset feed is shown in figure 1. The Antenna is composed of
patch, substrate, ground and feeding network. The performance of antenna generally depends on
dimensions of above components
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The New Pokemon League Champion, Ash, And His Partner
No sooner did the new pokemon league champion, Ash, and his partner, Pikachu, get off off their
flight in Palot Town that they went to pay a visit to their old friend Professor Oak. It had been a
long time since they last spoke to each other. As they neared the house, Ash could see Oak s lab
in the horizon. Whack! Ash was knocked forward by a sprinting figure with spiky hair who was
also on his way to Professor Oak s. The boy looked back and said, Later, Ash . It was Gary Oak,
the professor s grandson, and not one of Ash s favorite people. Ash never liked the way Gary
bragged. He seemed untrustworthy to Ash. Hey, Gary! Ash yelled as he started running after
him. Ash wanted Gary to stop and answer some questions. When they both arrived at the
doorstep of Professor Oak s lab, Gary rushed in saying he couldn t wait to tell his grandfather
about meeting one of the four elite members the Pokemon League from Kalos Region. Ash
asked which member it was. Gary said, I don t know, but his Pokemon were water types. It must
have been Siebold, Ash said in a perky voice and starting to feel excited for Gary. It s not
everyday that someone has the honor of meeting one of the elite. Ash said, I wondered where he
went after I beat him. So, yeah, I m the new champion of the Kalos region. That s why I came to
visit your grandfather, to tell him. From across the room came the sound of the professor s voice. I
heard there was a new champion in Kalos, I just
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
No sooner did the new pokemon league champion, Ash, and his partner, Pikachu, get off off their
flight in Palot Town that they went to pay a visit to their old friend Professor Oak. It had been a
long time since they last spoke to each other. As they neared the house, Ash could see Oak s lab
in the horizon. Whack! Ash was knocked forward by a sprinting figure with spiky hair who was
also on his way to Professor Oak s. The boy looked back and said, Later, Ash . It was Gary Oak,
the professor s grandson, and not one of Ash s favorite people. Ash never liked the way Gary
bragged. He seemed untrustworthy to Ash. Hey, Gary! Ash yelled as he started running after
him. Ash wanted Gary to stop and answer some questions. When they both arrived at the
doorstep of Professor Oak s lab, Gary rushed in saying he couldn t wait to tell his grandfather
about meeting one of the four elite members the Pokemon League from Kalos Region. Ash
asked which member it was. Gary said, I don t know, but his Pokemon were water types. It must
have been Siebold, Ash said in a perky voice and starting to feel excited for Gary. It s not
everyday that someone has the honor of meeting one of the elite. Ash said, I wondered where he
went after I beat him. So, yeah, I m the new champion of the Kalos region. That s why I came to
visit your grandfather, to tell him. From across the room came the sound of the professor s voice. I
heard there was a new champion in Kalos, I just
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Gran Torino Mise En Scene Analysis Essay
Gran Torino (2008) is best known for the significant theme of redemption and violence, which is
highly empathised throughout the film in sundry scenes. This can be further explained as the story
gradually progresses, and highly demonstrates Walt Kowalski as a defined individual. There are
many mise en elements which display the story and the significance of the theme redemption and
violence. The three mise en scene elements which empathise on the factors of the theme redemption
and violence are lighting, camera angles and props. The director (Clint Eastwood) also known as the
star of the film, highly utilised the vast elements of mise en scene, which is portrayed though scenes
one and the whole film. In addition, the mise en scene elements... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Lighting is a great example used to express the feelings of Thao as he was in the dark and unsure
about the acts he was portraying. The acts portrayed by Thao were out of character as they did
not fit the characteristics of the indictable circumstances. Thao possesses the characteristics of a
gentle, scared and caring personality. The depth of the darkness in the scene also displays the
darkness of what Thao feels at that moment in the scene. Throughout the scene there is only one
light (yellow) displaying the confusion of Thao as he was unsure for the action he was portraying.
The yellow light displayed throughout the scene expresses their action as Walt was about to shoot
Thao but he escaped just after their collision together as displayed in figure one. The one light in
the scene opened Thao s eyes from the bad. After the incident many of the scenes where shot in
natural daylight displaying the good of Thao as he was not afraid from the Hmong gang members
anymore. Walt is known to be Thao s alternative as Thao helped Walt with numerous tasks and in
return Walt gave him protection from the Hmong gang members due to his experience in the army
displaying redemption. Many facts and evidence display the theme of redemption throughout the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gran Torino (2008) is best known for the significant theme of redemption and violence, which is
highly empathised throughout the film in sundry scenes. This can be further explained as the story
gradually progresses, and highly demonstrates Walt Kowalski as a defined individual. There are
many mise en elements which display the story and the significance of the theme redemption and
violence. The three mise en scene elements which empathise on the factors of the theme redemption
and violence are lighting, camera angles and props. The director (Clint Eastwood) also known as the
star of the film, highly utilised the vast elements of mise en scene, which is portrayed though scenes
one and the whole film. In addition, the mise en scene elements... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Lighting is a great example used to express the feelings of Thao as he was in the dark and unsure
about the acts he was portraying. The acts portrayed by Thao were out of character as they did
not fit the characteristics of the indictable circumstances. Thao possesses the characteristics of a
gentle, scared and caring personality. The depth of the darkness in the scene also displays the
darkness of what Thao feels at that moment in the scene. Throughout the scene there is only one
light (yellow) displaying the confusion of Thao as he was unsure for the action he was portraying.
The yellow light displayed throughout the scene expresses their action as Walt was about to shoot
Thao but he escaped just after their collision together as displayed in figure one. The one light in
the scene opened Thao s eyes from the bad. After the incident many of the scenes where shot in
natural daylight displaying the good of Thao as he was not afraid from the Hmong gang members
anymore. Walt is known to be Thao s alternative as Thao helped Walt with numerous tasks and in
return Walt gave him protection from the Hmong gang members due to his experience in the army
displaying redemption. Many facts and evidence display the theme of redemption throughout the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pros And Cons Of A Well-Cut White Shirt
A white shirt VS a well cut white shirt
Compared to all the colours of shirts that are available in the market, white and black colour has
always been the top priority to men. Especially, white shirt in men has a special appeal that appears
out of nowhere and this gets the women going. A perfectly ironed or slightly crinkled up buttoned
down white shirt has always been known to give the men a look of class. This particular piece of
dress goes along well with any of the jean or the formal pants.
Well cut white shirt
We all know what a normal white shirt is. Now let us look at what a well cut white shirt is
actually is. We have seen these in advertisements and also in shops. Basically, a well cut white
shirt is a normal white shirt that has been custom tailored to accentuate the physique of a man. So
say so, this particular shirt is cut at the right places to make the man look toned up and to show off
his muscles that he has worked hard to develop.
Why this particular white shirt
One might ask like why we have to go in for this well cut white shirt when we can simply just
purchase the white shirt from the shops. Just take a second here and think about few things. Have
you ever seen the commercials for these types of shirts while watching some show on the
television? Just imagine how those men look in those well ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
We have seen that, white shirts have more fabric, especially near the waist and thus make it
difficult to tuck them in and even after tucking in; some of the fabric is loose on the sides and
makes the person to look bulky or fat. Also, the sleeves of the white shirt is generally long and
even after rolling them up, it never helps in showing off your arms. When you look at the videos
that are available on YouTube, one can see that when the ideal white shirts for the men are
discussed, majority of the people are going in for the well cut look rather than the regular white
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A white shirt VS a well cut white shirt
Compared to all the colours of shirts that are available in the market, white and black colour has
always been the top priority to men. Especially, white shirt in men has a special appeal that appears
out of nowhere and this gets the women going. A perfectly ironed or slightly crinkled up buttoned
down white shirt has always been known to give the men a look of class. This particular piece of
dress goes along well with any of the jean or the formal pants.
Well cut white shirt
We all know what a normal white shirt is. Now let us look at what a well cut white shirt is
actually is. We have seen these in advertisements and also in shops. Basically, a well cut white
shirt is a normal white shirt that has been custom tailored to accentuate the physique of a man. So
say so, this particular shirt is cut at the right places to make the man look toned up and to show off
his muscles that he has worked hard to develop.
Why this particular white shirt
One might ask like why we have to go in for this well cut white shirt when we can simply just
purchase the white shirt from the shops. Just take a second here and think about few things. Have
you ever seen the commercials for these types of shirts while watching some show on the
television? Just imagine how those men look in those well ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
We have seen that, white shirts have more fabric, especially near the waist and thus make it
difficult to tuck them in and even after tucking in; some of the fabric is loose on the sides and
makes the person to look bulky or fat. Also, the sleeves of the white shirt is generally long and
even after rolling them up, it never helps in showing off your arms. When you look at the videos
that are available on YouTube, one can see that when the ideal white shirts for the men are
discussed, majority of the people are going in for the well cut look rather than the regular white
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Essay on Continuous Disclosure
Important notice: ASX has published this abridged guide to assist listed entities and their officers
to understand and comply with their continuous disclosure obligations under the Listing Rules.
Nothing in this guide necessarily binds ASX in the application of the Listing Rules in a particular
case. In issuing this guide, ASX is not providing legal advice. Listed entities and their officers
should obtain their own advice from a qualified professional person in respect of their obligations.
ASX may withdraw or replace this guide at any time without further notice to any person. More
detailed guidance on the issues covered in this guide can be found in ASX Listing Rules Guidance
Note 8 Continuous Disclosure: Listing Rules 3.1 3.1B,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Yes Is the information within one of these categories? 1. It would be a breach of law to disclose the
information 2. The information concerns an incomplete proposal or negotiation 3. The information
concerns matters of supposition or is sufficiently definite to warrant disclosure 4. The information
is generated for internal management purposes 5. The information is a trade secret Yes No Is the
information confidential? Yes Yes Has ASX advised that in its opinion the information is no longer
confidential? No Yes Would a reasonable person expect the information to be disclosed in the
circumstances?
No
No
No
The information must be disclosed immediately under Listing Rule 3.1
The information is not required to be disclosed under Listing Rule 3.1
Yes
Can I make the announcement about the information straight away? No Yes
Is the market currently trading? No Yes Will the announcement be ready
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Important notice: ASX has published this abridged guide to assist listed entities and their officers
to understand and comply with their continuous disclosure obligations under the Listing Rules.
Nothing in this guide necessarily binds ASX in the application of the Listing Rules in a particular
case. In issuing this guide, ASX is not providing legal advice. Listed entities and their officers
should obtain their own advice from a qualified professional person in respect of their obligations.
ASX may withdraw or replace this guide at any time without further notice to any person. More
detailed guidance on the issues covered in this guide can be found in ASX Listing Rules Guidance
Note 8 Continuous Disclosure: Listing Rules 3.1 3.1B,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Yes Is the information within one of these categories? 1. It would be a breach of law to disclose the
information 2. The information concerns an incomplete proposal or negotiation 3. The information
concerns matters of supposition or is sufficiently definite to warrant disclosure 4. The information
is generated for internal management purposes 5. The information is a trade secret Yes No Is the
information confidential? Yes Yes Has ASX advised that in its opinion the information is no longer
confidential? No Yes Would a reasonable person expect the information to be disclosed in the
circumstances?
No
No
No
The information must be disclosed immediately under Listing Rule 3.1
The information is not required to be disclosed under Listing Rule 3.1
Yes
Can I make the announcement about the information straight away? No Yes
Is the market currently trading? No Yes Will the announcement be ready
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“A Comparison Of Competitorsв Ђ™ Websitesв Ђќ. The Retail
Industry
A Comparison of Competitors Websites The retail industry such as Men s Wearhouse, Macy s,
Burlington, and Express operate websites and are part of a highly competitive industry. They
contend with local, national, and global online retailers that bring comparable products and offer
comparable services. Consumer opportunities in retail are shifting quickly with online retail stores,
with an innovative future, which includes speed, convenience, and personalized mobile access. The
change to e commerce is pervasive to traditional retailers that must adjust their growth strategies, or
risk a downturn in business. Whereas retail is ever expanding within e commerce, retailers do offer
different products and services in order to promote their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their products include clothing for men, women, teenagers, and accessories such as jewelry,
beauty products, housewares, and bedding. The service information offered by Macy s includes
product recalls, rebate forms, how to find items in store that are online, size charts available on
line, about damaged order, track a rebate, customer sized rings, warranty information, gift
packaging, about size and color, product reviews, weekly catalog, about Levi s store, how to use
image search app., plus size clothing, petite size clothing, big and tall size clothing, beauty and
fragrances. Their webpage s offer images, video, interactive media, audio, graphics and website
addresses. Express, a subsidiary of Limited Brands opened Express Men stores in the year 2000,
with a main line of products for men such as casual men s wear, suits, accessories, shoes, and
underwear as well as women s lines that include dresses, suits, casual wear, accessories, shoes,
active wear, swimsuits, home and gifts. Express also offers The Edit X Express, which is
entertainment such as music, what s trending, life, style, people we love. @Express and shop.
Their webpage s offer images, video, interactive media, audio, graphics and website addresses. Men
s Wearhouse, Macy s, Burlington, and Express are competitive rivals, yet they offer slightly
different products. All of their websites from these
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Industry
A Comparison of Competitors Websites The retail industry such as Men s Wearhouse, Macy s,
Burlington, and Express operate websites and are part of a highly competitive industry. They
contend with local, national, and global online retailers that bring comparable products and offer
comparable services. Consumer opportunities in retail are shifting quickly with online retail stores,
with an innovative future, which includes speed, convenience, and personalized mobile access. The
change to e commerce is pervasive to traditional retailers that must adjust their growth strategies, or
risk a downturn in business. Whereas retail is ever expanding within e commerce, retailers do offer
different products and services in order to promote their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their products include clothing for men, women, teenagers, and accessories such as jewelry,
beauty products, housewares, and bedding. The service information offered by Macy s includes
product recalls, rebate forms, how to find items in store that are online, size charts available on
line, about damaged order, track a rebate, customer sized rings, warranty information, gift
packaging, about size and color, product reviews, weekly catalog, about Levi s store, how to use
image search app., plus size clothing, petite size clothing, big and tall size clothing, beauty and
fragrances. Their webpage s offer images, video, interactive media, audio, graphics and website
addresses. Express, a subsidiary of Limited Brands opened Express Men stores in the year 2000,
with a main line of products for men such as casual men s wear, suits, accessories, shoes, and
underwear as well as women s lines that include dresses, suits, casual wear, accessories, shoes,
active wear, swimsuits, home and gifts. Express also offers The Edit X Express, which is
entertainment such as music, what s trending, life, style, people we love. @Express and shop.
Their webpage s offer images, video, interactive media, audio, graphics and website addresses. Men
s Wearhouse, Macy s, Burlington, and Express are competitive rivals, yet they offer slightly
different products. All of their websites from these
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Organizational Culture Is The Key Values, Beliefs And...
Organizational Culture:
Organizational Culture is the key values, beliefs and attitudes shared by the members of an
organization. Organizational culture includes an organization s expectations, experiences,
philosophy, and values that hold it together, and is expressed in its self image, inner workings,
interactions with the outside world, and expectations for the future. A key source of organizational
culture is usually its founder. It can be sustained by creating and spreading organizational stories
and organizational heroes.
London Drugs has had a strong culture since it was founded 70 years ago. Their culture was
originally focused on entrepreneurship and is very original. A big part of their culture focuses on
taking care of their people and helping out communities. London drugs does this by providing
family assistance program to its employees. An example of this family assistance program is
where employees are helped during their hard times like funerals. Keeping the environment clean is
another important element of London Drugs culture. They have created the What s the Green
Deal? program, which ensures everything in the company is done in a way which does not harm
the environment. According to the Vice President of London Drugs, the best part of the company s
culture is that you get a very open, familial feeling when you are working. The reason behind is
that everyone knows how to treat each other and support each other. A big part of the culture is to
focus on
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Organizational Culture:
Organizational Culture is the key values, beliefs and attitudes shared by the members of an
organization. Organizational culture includes an organization s expectations, experiences,
philosophy, and values that hold it together, and is expressed in its self image, inner workings,
interactions with the outside world, and expectations for the future. A key source of organizational
culture is usually its founder. It can be sustained by creating and spreading organizational stories
and organizational heroes.
London Drugs has had a strong culture since it was founded 70 years ago. Their culture was
originally focused on entrepreneurship and is very original. A big part of their culture focuses on
taking care of their people and helping out communities. London drugs does this by providing
family assistance program to its employees. An example of this family assistance program is
where employees are helped during their hard times like funerals. Keeping the environment clean is
another important element of London Drugs culture. They have created the What s the Green
Deal? program, which ensures everything in the company is done in a way which does not harm
the environment. According to the Vice President of London Drugs, the best part of the company s
culture is that you get a very open, familial feeling when you are working. The reason behind is
that everyone knows how to treat each other and support each other. A big part of the culture is to
focus on
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Medical Health Care Access
Having a medical health care access, in my opinion, is everybody s right. In other words, it is a
privilege that people should posse because oftentimes health care systems are not always
accessible and affordable; However, it should be. Personally, I believe that health is something
that each one of us has to work for it in order to achieve it, and perhaps it is what we call it
individual job . Moreover, I believe in fate and sometimes how sever it can be, but I do believe
that people should protect and keep themselves under control by taking care of their body not only
physiologically but also mentally.
As for illness itself, my health provider has partial impact on me making the right decisions when it
comes to my health and well being.
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Having a medical health care access, in my opinion, is everybody s right. In other words, it is a
privilege that people should posse because oftentimes health care systems are not always
accessible and affordable; However, it should be. Personally, I believe that health is something
that each one of us has to work for it in order to achieve it, and perhaps it is what we call it
individual job . Moreover, I believe in fate and sometimes how sever it can be, but I do believe
that people should protect and keep themselves under control by taking care of their body not only
physiologically but also mentally.
As for illness itself, my health provider has partial impact on me making the right decisions when it
comes to my health and well being.
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Resolving the Social Problem of Crime
Resolving a Social Problem: As mentioned in the first assignment, one of the main social
problems in the modern society is crime, which is basically defined as an offense against public
law. Since it is a major social problem, crime has significant effects on victims, the society, and
social institutions. Crime is a multi faceted social problem because it involves personal
responsibility as well as social, cultural, and political aspects that contribute to it. It is also a
social problem that should be understood from a social context because it does not occur in a
social vacuum. Due to the social nature of crime and its impact on the society, there are several
organizations that seek to address this social problem. These organizations range from
governmental agencies to community based organizations with different ways for addressing the
problem. Some examples of organizations committed to this social problem include National
Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA) and Crime Prevention Coalition of America.
Objectives of these Organizations: The mission of National Organization for Victim Assistance
(NOVA) is to promote dignity and compassion for individuals harmed by crime and crisis ( Nova
Overview , n.d.). Therefore, the organization is committed to addressing the social problem by
focusing on victims of crime and victims of crisis. National Organization for Victim Assistance
(NOVA) has been operating as a private, not for profit, and charitable organization
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Resolving a Social Problem: As mentioned in the first assignment, one of the main social
problems in the modern society is crime, which is basically defined as an offense against public
law. Since it is a major social problem, crime has significant effects on victims, the society, and
social institutions. Crime is a multi faceted social problem because it involves personal
responsibility as well as social, cultural, and political aspects that contribute to it. It is also a
social problem that should be understood from a social context because it does not occur in a
social vacuum. Due to the social nature of crime and its impact on the society, there are several
organizations that seek to address this social problem. These organizations range from
governmental agencies to community based organizations with different ways for addressing the
problem. Some examples of organizations committed to this social problem include National
Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA) and Crime Prevention Coalition of America.
Objectives of these Organizations: The mission of National Organization for Victim Assistance
(NOVA) is to promote dignity and compassion for individuals harmed by crime and crisis ( Nova
Overview , n.d.). Therefore, the organization is committed to addressing the social problem by
focusing on victims of crime and victims of crisis. National Organization for Victim Assistance
(NOVA) has been operating as a private, not for profit, and charitable organization
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Spring Season
Language Overview for Out in the Garden
|Objectives |
|Listening to stories and rhymes on Out in the Garden |
|Sight Words has, can |
|Revisit sight word I, |
|CVC words an family words ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
|
|Read aloud Story board on display. |
|Journal for pre writing illustrations. |
|Rhyme songs Spring |
|Vocabulary |
|While previewing the book, reinforce the vocabulary words that children have been introduced to
for e.g.: I spy games Picture names of |
|the words, |
|Theme related word Spring, rainbow, flower, grass |
|Describing word green |
|Rhyming words rose nose, book look, hand sand |
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Language Overview for Out in the Garden
|Objectives |
|Listening to stories and rhymes on Out in the Garden |
|Sight Words has, can |
|Revisit sight word I, |
|CVC words an family words ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
|
|Read aloud Story board on display. |
|Journal for pre writing illustrations. |
|Rhyme songs Spring |
|Vocabulary |
|While previewing the book, reinforce the vocabulary words that children have been introduced to
for e.g.: I spy games Picture names of |
|the words, |
|Theme related word Spring, rainbow, flower, grass |
|Describing word green |
|Rhyming words rose nose, book look, hand sand |
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City Ordinance Violation
Violation Of City Ordinance/Utility Water Requirements On 05 23 2017 at approximately 1625
hours, I was contacted by public works supervisor Jeremy Bustos (TX DL # 06660917) in
reference to a utility water meter violation at 404 W. 3rd Avenue. Upon arrival, I made contact
with Bustos, who visually showed me a water hose buried under the ground running from the next
trailer over that was connected to city utilities. The trailer had a water hose fitting connected into
the trailer that did not have the utilities turned on, therefore bypassing the city s water utility
requirements, a violation of the city ordinance. I made contact with Crystal Salinas (TX DL #
17969549), Salinas was advised, she was in violation of the city s water utility
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Violation Of City Ordinance/Utility Water Requirements On 05 23 2017 at approximately 1625
hours, I was contacted by public works supervisor Jeremy Bustos (TX DL # 06660917) in
reference to a utility water meter violation at 404 W. 3rd Avenue. Upon arrival, I made contact
with Bustos, who visually showed me a water hose buried under the ground running from the next
trailer over that was connected to city utilities. The trailer had a water hose fitting connected into
the trailer that did not have the utilities turned on, therefore bypassing the city s water utility
requirements, a violation of the city ordinance. I made contact with Crystal Salinas (TX DL #
17969549), Salinas was advised, she was in violation of the city s water utility
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Powers Of Ten Analysis
To begin, much like space, the videos and books read and listened to, covered a lot of ground.
What these sources explained was simply how big space is and our microscopic place is inside
such a colossal surrounding of stars, galaxies, Nebulas, and so much more. To first get a reference
point of our closer neighbors, we were brought through an adventure in the countryside with Bill
Nye to acknowledge the unimaginable distances between the planets. For example, when earthwas
scaled to the size of a baseball, it took over well over two miles to reach an absolutely tiny scale
model of Pluto. This is striking on it s own and even more staggering is the fact that Pluto is but a
inconsequential speck on the map of the solar system, galaxy, and universe... Show more content on
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The short documentary begins at the hand, or thumb, of a man picnicking in Chicago, then things
change. As hinted by the title, the frame of reference begins to move away from the hand at a
power of ten, and within second viewers have been immersed into space. From that moment
forward, our planet, our sun, our solar system, even the our Galaxy, The Milky Way, shrink out of
sight into a bewildering cluster of galaxies. Third and finally, a representation of the space
around us was shared though the art of words and all things considered, stuns readers the same
way as two minutes of film does. The book is titled A Short History of Nearly Everything,
written by Bill Bryson. The passages read focussed around our home town , or solar system. In
movies from recent decades and even 40 years ago, humans are shown zooming through the sky,
galaxy to galaxy, but this is sorely not the case. As written, humans will never leave even our own
group of planets. That is unless we have a spaceship capable of sustaining multiple generations
though the Orc Cloud, a 10,000 year journey, and that is from Pluto, of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
To begin, much like space, the videos and books read and listened to, covered a lot of ground.
What these sources explained was simply how big space is and our microscopic place is inside
such a colossal surrounding of stars, galaxies, Nebulas, and so much more. To first get a reference
point of our closer neighbors, we were brought through an adventure in the countryside with Bill
Nye to acknowledge the unimaginable distances between the planets. For example, when earthwas
scaled to the size of a baseball, it took over well over two miles to reach an absolutely tiny scale
model of Pluto. This is striking on it s own and even more staggering is the fact that Pluto is but a
inconsequential speck on the map of the solar system, galaxy, and universe... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The short documentary begins at the hand, or thumb, of a man picnicking in Chicago, then things
change. As hinted by the title, the frame of reference begins to move away from the hand at a
power of ten, and within second viewers have been immersed into space. From that moment
forward, our planet, our sun, our solar system, even the our Galaxy, The Milky Way, shrink out of
sight into a bewildering cluster of galaxies. Third and finally, a representation of the space
around us was shared though the art of words and all things considered, stuns readers the same
way as two minutes of film does. The book is titled A Short History of Nearly Everything,
written by Bill Bryson. The passages read focussed around our home town , or solar system. In
movies from recent decades and even 40 years ago, humans are shown zooming through the sky,
galaxy to galaxy, but this is sorely not the case. As written, humans will never leave even our own
group of planets. That is unless we have a spaceship capable of sustaining multiple generations
though the Orc Cloud, a 10,000 year journey, and that is from Pluto, of
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Review Of The Fall Of Constantinople Essay
Jeffery Jacob World History [Teacher name here] December 21st, 2016 The Fall of Constantinople
Byzantium was one of the many Greek city states that stratled along the coasts of the Aegean Sea.
As an abundant source of Grains, fish, and trade, she played a pivotal role as a landing for Darius
colossal army against the Greeks; a battleground between Athens and Sparta during the
Pelloponessian war; and a prized tributary under Roman supervision. The Roman Emperor,
Constantine I, renamed the city after himself and the newly christened Constantinoplegrew to
eclipse Rome as the greatest Capital of Europe. Even after the continent was plunged into the so
called Dark Ages ; protected by the indominable Theodosian Wall, The Queen of Cities , as the
Greek speaking Byzantines called her, retained her position as the most prestine City of the early
Middle Ages. And became the seat of power for the great Basilieis, Greek plural for Emperors, and
the venerated Patriarchs of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Yet the middle ages made life more
turbulant for the aged Byzantine Empireas it lost vast swathes of land to the surging Muslim
Caliphate; struggled with internal corruption throughout its lifetime; clung desperately to its
commercial power in the face of competition from merchant republics such as Genoa and Venice;
and embroiled itself into several centuries of conflicts with the Turks over control of Anatolia,
modern day Turkey. However, its Religious influence grew
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Jeffery Jacob World History [Teacher name here] December 21st, 2016 The Fall of Constantinople
Byzantium was one of the many Greek city states that stratled along the coasts of the Aegean Sea.
As an abundant source of Grains, fish, and trade, she played a pivotal role as a landing for Darius
colossal army against the Greeks; a battleground between Athens and Sparta during the
Pelloponessian war; and a prized tributary under Roman supervision. The Roman Emperor,
Constantine I, renamed the city after himself and the newly christened Constantinoplegrew to
eclipse Rome as the greatest Capital of Europe. Even after the continent was plunged into the so
called Dark Ages ; protected by the indominable Theodosian Wall, The Queen of Cities , as the
Greek speaking Byzantines called her, retained her position as the most prestine City of the early
Middle Ages. And became the seat of power for the great Basilieis, Greek plural for Emperors, and
the venerated Patriarchs of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Yet the middle ages made life more
turbulant for the aged Byzantine Empireas it lost vast swathes of land to the surging Muslim
Caliphate; struggled with internal corruption throughout its lifetime; clung desperately to its
commercial power in the face of competition from merchant republics such as Genoa and Venice;
and embroiled itself into several centuries of conflicts with the Turks over control of Anatolia,
modern day Turkey. However, its Religious influence grew
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Informative Essay On Snow Removal
The fact can be really comprehended that snow falling is something that everyone takes pleasure in.
Several people might hold a different perception to the following question.
How does it feel when you are sitting near the window inside your house relishing a cup of hot and
scented coffee and taking a mesmerizing view of snow falling?
You simply get hypnotized by such a captivating view that Mother Nature showers on you. Winter
is hitting the doors and it has almost taken every human being under its shed. It is something that
people really relish big time. But what they don t enjoy is when they see snow getting accumulated
around their house as it hinders everything that comes in its way. People find it tough to dispose of
the snow by themselves. Thus, they seek the adept services of professionals that are proficient
tradesmen who have specialization in snow removal. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Snow Removal Calgary is an art as it commences with paraphernalia that indicates that the
experts should be equipped with right type of boots, gloves and shovels. It has been perceived in
the past that those who have been extricating for over a period of time tend to have sore feet and
as a result, they have blisters. They have to make sure that the boots go right up to their knees so
that they are waterproof and provide a good
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The fact can be really comprehended that snow falling is something that everyone takes pleasure in.
Several people might hold a different perception to the following question.
How does it feel when you are sitting near the window inside your house relishing a cup of hot and
scented coffee and taking a mesmerizing view of snow falling?
You simply get hypnotized by such a captivating view that Mother Nature showers on you. Winter
is hitting the doors and it has almost taken every human being under its shed. It is something that
people really relish big time. But what they don t enjoy is when they see snow getting accumulated
around their house as it hinders everything that comes in its way. People find it tough to dispose of
the snow by themselves. Thus, they seek the adept services of professionals that are proficient
tradesmen who have specialization in snow removal. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Snow Removal Calgary is an art as it commences with paraphernalia that indicates that the
experts should be equipped with right type of boots, gloves and shovels. It has been perceived in
the past that those who have been extricating for over a period of time tend to have sore feet and
as a result, they have blisters. They have to make sure that the boots go right up to their knees so
that they are waterproof and provide a good
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Pursuing A Career In School Psychology
The authors begin chapter three by explaining that there are commonly discrepancies among raters
and their ratings of child behavior. Moreover, these differences stem from the different
perceptions of the parents, teachers, children, and even the school psychologist. The differences
can also be attributed to the differences in the child s behavior across contexts. This information
is important to acknowledge and understand for many reasons. We are different. What a parent
might constitute as a poor behavior, might be seen as an acceptable behavior by the teacher. It all
goes back to culture and what each person truly believes to be important and/or meaningful. This
also made me think of other courses that we have taken where we were required to observe a child,
as well as operationally define a target behavior. The operational definition of the behavior helps to
ensure that anyone can observe the same behavior without confusion.... Show more content on
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This model stands for everything I believe in, and why I chose to pursue a career in school
psychology. I think it is quite unjust to simply gather data in order to back a label or to make a
medical diagnosis. That method fails to serve the needs of a child. I am much more interested in
collecting data in order to help a child, which is what I will be able to do with the problem solving
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The authors begin chapter three by explaining that there are commonly discrepancies among raters
and their ratings of child behavior. Moreover, these differences stem from the different
perceptions of the parents, teachers, children, and even the school psychologist. The differences
can also be attributed to the differences in the child s behavior across contexts. This information
is important to acknowledge and understand for many reasons. We are different. What a parent
might constitute as a poor behavior, might be seen as an acceptable behavior by the teacher. It all
goes back to culture and what each person truly believes to be important and/or meaningful. This
also made me think of other courses that we have taken where we were required to observe a child,
as well as operationally define a target behavior. The operational definition of the behavior helps to
ensure that anyone can observe the same behavior without confusion.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This model stands for everything I believe in, and why I chose to pursue a career in school
psychology. I think it is quite unjust to simply gather data in order to back a label or to make a
medical diagnosis. That method fails to serve the needs of a child. I am much more interested in
collecting data in order to help a child, which is what I will be able to do with the problem solving
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Monetronic Financial Crisis
Monetarists connection with the financial crises has its origins on the most influential economist
since 1970, Milton Friedman. Friedman and Schwartz (1963) argued that financial crises are
largerly exogenous phenomena and connected them with banking panics. As they documented,
bank panics lead to decline in money supplybecause depositors withdraw their deposits and banks
move to reserves rather than loans (Mishkin, 1992, pp. 122 124). The decline in money supply
follows the contraction of aggregate economic activity and the price level. It is worth mentioning,
in the early view of monetarism, decreasing asset prices and increasing business failures cannot
characterized as financial crisis, if no bank panic occurs (Mishkin, 1992, p. 116).... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
1441 1442) mention that, in this model, shocks due to innovation and/or expectations can generate
credit cycles and asset price fluctuations. Furthermore, they highlights three worth considering
properties of this model related with the recent credit boom. First, loose monetary policy may not
fully explain credit booms and asset bubbles because a decline in interest rate increase the money
demand and the price of assets but the result on credit demand is ambiguous. The unclear effect on
credit demand occurs because the positive effect of declining interest rate and the negative effect
of lower cost of equity. Second, demand for credit and asset prices increase if expectation for
higher future asset prices exist. In that case, the result in money demand is not certain. The higher
asset prices influence positively money demand but the expected return of real assets negatively.
Ultimately, the expansion of credit, due to for example financial innovations, to lead to lower
interest rates and higher money demand and asset
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Monetarists connection with the financial crises has its origins on the most influential economist
since 1970, Milton Friedman. Friedman and Schwartz (1963) argued that financial crises are
largerly exogenous phenomena and connected them with banking panics. As they documented,
bank panics lead to decline in money supplybecause depositors withdraw their deposits and banks
move to reserves rather than loans (Mishkin, 1992, pp. 122 124). The decline in money supply
follows the contraction of aggregate economic activity and the price level. It is worth mentioning,
in the early view of monetarism, decreasing asset prices and increasing business failures cannot
characterized as financial crisis, if no bank panic occurs (Mishkin, 1992, p. 116).... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
1441 1442) mention that, in this model, shocks due to innovation and/or expectations can generate
credit cycles and asset price fluctuations. Furthermore, they highlights three worth considering
properties of this model related with the recent credit boom. First, loose monetary policy may not
fully explain credit booms and asset bubbles because a decline in interest rate increase the money
demand and the price of assets but the result on credit demand is ambiguous. The unclear effect on
credit demand occurs because the positive effect of declining interest rate and the negative effect
of lower cost of equity. Second, demand for credit and asset prices increase if expectation for
higher future asset prices exist. In that case, the result in money demand is not certain. The higher
asset prices influence positively money demand but the expected return of real assets negatively.
Ultimately, the expansion of credit, due to for example financial innovations, to lead to lower
interest rates and higher money demand and asset
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Zora Neale s Personal Autonomy In Their Eyes Were Watching...
Zora Neale Hurston s Their Eyes Were Watching God follows Jamie Crawford who consecutively
becomes involved in three marriages with distinct men that she eventually leaves, but not without
finding a semblance of her identity through them. Janie s ability to seek out her dreams and her
persistence towards discovering not only love, but herself through relationships portrays her as a
peculiar individual who defies the social norm of the time period where a woman, especially
black women, should not have a voice. The confounding qualities Janie emits prompts for an in
depth study on how Hurston develops the growth of a black woman s personal autonomy in a
highly oppressive setting. Throughout the novel, love and the seek for personal happiness have
been prevalent as Jamie suffers no regret from separating from her first two husbands who have
both failed to provide her genuine consideration. In the time setting, the men s disregard of Janie
would be... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even Janie s grandmother proclaimed that de nigger women [were] de mule uh de world, an
unpleasant statement that Janie herself seems to be compelled to defy. However, the
commentary seemed to also foreshadow a significant event where Janie s second, power hungry
husband Joe, frees a mule, but never frees Janie. This metaphorical and symbolic gesture
provokes consideration and attention towards the issue of how men like Joe, and even her first
husband Logan Killicks who claimed she was under his command, lust for ways to display power
and restrain Janie s spirit. However, Janie s response and growth from these issues are quite
complex since she does not let the belittling of the men damper her. In fact, what Janie describes as
her internal silent rebellions against the insults was at
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Zora Neale Hurston s Their Eyes Were Watching God follows Jamie Crawford who consecutively
becomes involved in three marriages with distinct men that she eventually leaves, but not without
finding a semblance of her identity through them. Janie s ability to seek out her dreams and her
persistence towards discovering not only love, but herself through relationships portrays her as a
peculiar individual who defies the social norm of the time period where a woman, especially
black women, should not have a voice. The confounding qualities Janie emits prompts for an in
depth study on how Hurston develops the growth of a black woman s personal autonomy in a
highly oppressive setting. Throughout the novel, love and the seek for personal happiness have
been prevalent as Jamie suffers no regret from separating from her first two husbands who have
both failed to provide her genuine consideration. In the time setting, the men s disregard of Janie
would be... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even Janie s grandmother proclaimed that de nigger women [were] de mule uh de world, an
unpleasant statement that Janie herself seems to be compelled to defy. However, the
commentary seemed to also foreshadow a significant event where Janie s second, power hungry
husband Joe, frees a mule, but never frees Janie. This metaphorical and symbolic gesture
provokes consideration and attention towards the issue of how men like Joe, and even her first
husband Logan Killicks who claimed she was under his command, lust for ways to display power
and restrain Janie s spirit. However, Janie s response and growth from these issues are quite
complex since she does not let the belittling of the men damper her. In fact, what Janie describes as
her internal silent rebellions against the insults was at
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The Etiology Of Breast Cancer
The etiology of breast cancer is unknown. However, hereditary factors are considered the major
determinant of individual in risk. Mutation in cancer susceptibility genes such as BRCA1 can be
used in the assessment of individuals at risk of developing breast cancer. Breast cancer initiated as
a change in single cell. Progression of tumor depends on accumulation of these changes8.
Breast cancers are classified by several grading systems. Histopathology grading depends on the
histological appearance of tumor. Grade of tumor compares the appearance of the breast cancer
cells to the appearance of normal breast tissue with low grade being as well and high grade as
poorly differentiated .Classification of Malignant Tumors (TNM) uses three ... Show more content
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Microarray introduction divided breast cancer to different subtypes with associated with different
clinical outcome. Molecular classification leads to further understanding of breast cancer
progression. It has provided more wide definition of the disease as a group of malignancies which
has the same origin but differ in their biology. DNA microarray clusters breast carcinomas based on
the gene expression profiles shifting the treatment to more specific approach guided by certain
gene expression.
Gene expression profiling divides breast cancer into 3 major subtypes: luminal, human epidermal
growth factor receptor 2+ (HER2+), and basal like. Such classification has helped in predicting the
treatment and the prognosis of each type11. Hormonal therapy and targeted therapy have replaced
chemotherapy for subclasses that overexpress the corresponding receptors.
Luminal subtypes (Luminal A, Luminal B) are hormone receptor positive (HR) estrogen receptor
(ER)positive and progesterone receptor (PR) positive. They gene expression patterns similar to
normal cells that line the breast ducts12 14. Luminal subtypes are known to have better prognosis,
high survival rate and low recurrence rate compared to other subtypes .Treatment option of luminal
subtypes is based on HR targeting.
HER 2 is known for overexpression of human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) genes.
This subtype of breast
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The etiology of breast cancer is unknown. However, hereditary factors are considered the major
determinant of individual in risk. Mutation in cancer susceptibility genes such as BRCA1 can be
used in the assessment of individuals at risk of developing breast cancer. Breast cancer initiated as
a change in single cell. Progression of tumor depends on accumulation of these changes8.
Breast cancers are classified by several grading systems. Histopathology grading depends on the
histological appearance of tumor. Grade of tumor compares the appearance of the breast cancer
cells to the appearance of normal breast tissue with low grade being as well and high grade as
poorly differentiated .Classification of Malignant Tumors (TNM) uses three ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Microarray introduction divided breast cancer to different subtypes with associated with different
clinical outcome. Molecular classification leads to further understanding of breast cancer
progression. It has provided more wide definition of the disease as a group of malignancies which
has the same origin but differ in their biology. DNA microarray clusters breast carcinomas based on
the gene expression profiles shifting the treatment to more specific approach guided by certain
gene expression.
Gene expression profiling divides breast cancer into 3 major subtypes: luminal, human epidermal
growth factor receptor 2+ (HER2+), and basal like. Such classification has helped in predicting the
treatment and the prognosis of each type11. Hormonal therapy and targeted therapy have replaced
chemotherapy for subclasses that overexpress the corresponding receptors.
Luminal subtypes (Luminal A, Luminal B) are hormone receptor positive (HR) estrogen receptor
(ER)positive and progesterone receptor (PR) positive. They gene expression patterns similar to
normal cells that line the breast ducts12 14. Luminal subtypes are known to have better prognosis,
high survival rate and low recurrence rate compared to other subtypes .Treatment option of luminal
subtypes is based on HR targeting.
HER 2 is known for overexpression of human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) genes.
This subtype of breast
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San Joaquin River Valley
The San Joaquin River Valley Project represents a comprehensive long term effort to restore the
flow of the San Joaquin River. After reading the article, River Plan Too Fishy for my Taste Buds
by Bill McEwen I chose and decided to use this article because it has plenty of reasonable facts.
Bill McEwen emerged as veteran journalist who has worked in various positions for the Bee since
1980. He grew up in the community and knows how everything works. The article McEwen wrote
operated and published in the FresnoBee in March 6, 2015 in a city surrounded by farms. Fresno
offers big anti business and government since the surroundings consist of mostly farms. Low and
middle class people promote the highest population, meaning that they read from... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The project has not yet fully achieve its goals, but it contains approved results for future
manufacturing. After the approval of the project they have prepared for it and since then they
have had a lot of successes. One of the successes appeared as the salmon experiment, 1,200
salmon got released for the first time in the river and over 40% of these fish successfully
migrated 150 miles downstream of the river. The project will cost approximately 892 million
dollars with an additional 188 million dollars in levee improvements. The followers of this project
believe that the money has continued well spend but not necessarily true. The project continues in
the process, but it has displayed working characteristics for some of the salmon s migration to
different parts of the river. The current drought California suffers affected the project since it
caused a delay. Farmers and near residents think the project needs reevaluation to put priorities
first. Since California expects El Nino projections appear to affect the San Joaquin Project since
we would get more water and easier to continue the project. After reading multiple articles and
gathering research my viewpoint of this plan does not change. I believe California shouldn t waste
the money they have to solve simple problems when they have bigger problems to solve. Restoring
the river affects
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The San Joaquin River Valley Project represents a comprehensive long term effort to restore the
flow of the San Joaquin River. After reading the article, River Plan Too Fishy for my Taste Buds
by Bill McEwen I chose and decided to use this article because it has plenty of reasonable facts.
Bill McEwen emerged as veteran journalist who has worked in various positions for the Bee since
1980. He grew up in the community and knows how everything works. The article McEwen wrote
operated and published in the FresnoBee in March 6, 2015 in a city surrounded by farms. Fresno
offers big anti business and government since the surroundings consist of mostly farms. Low and
middle class people promote the highest population, meaning that they read from... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The project has not yet fully achieve its goals, but it contains approved results for future
manufacturing. After the approval of the project they have prepared for it and since then they
have had a lot of successes. One of the successes appeared as the salmon experiment, 1,200
salmon got released for the first time in the river and over 40% of these fish successfully
migrated 150 miles downstream of the river. The project will cost approximately 892 million
dollars with an additional 188 million dollars in levee improvements. The followers of this project
believe that the money has continued well spend but not necessarily true. The project continues in
the process, but it has displayed working characteristics for some of the salmon s migration to
different parts of the river. The current drought California suffers affected the project since it
caused a delay. Farmers and near residents think the project needs reevaluation to put priorities
first. Since California expects El Nino projections appear to affect the San Joaquin Project since
we would get more water and easier to continue the project. After reading multiple articles and
gathering research my viewpoint of this plan does not change. I believe California shouldn t waste
the money they have to solve simple problems when they have bigger problems to solve. Restoring
the river affects
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Is Punishment Justified
When punishment is only justified as a response to moral fault, obstinate questions may arise as to
the justification of punishment. This is what this piece seek to critically assess as it takes the stand
that punishment is justifiable when it is a response to moral fault. There are many definitions of
punishmentas there are many philosophers and how they view punishment. However a few
definitions are accepted and well known worldwide. Punishment is some pain or penalty warranted
by law, inflicted on a person, for the commission of a crimeor misdemeanor, or for the omission of
the performance of an act required by law, by the judgment and command of some lawful court .
The body of this piece is divided into three parts in which the first part will discuss the theories and
philosophies of retributivism. The second part will discuss my view on the topic, The Justification
of Punishment as a Response to Moral Fault . The last part however will discuss and contrast
retributivism to consequentialism. The philosophy behind Justification of Punishment pursues to
explain why punishment should exist and why it has to be justified. Hence Justification of
punishment usually takes two camps, the Retributivism camp and Consequentialism camps.... Show
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This piece concludes by stating that when punishment is made to serve the purpose of deterrence,
consequentialist undermines the dignity of man and rather end up changing individual to suit what
society wants them to be rather than what they desert for their moral faults. If this is so then
punishment is not justified. For this reason I stand to the notion that unless punishment is a
response to moral fault it is
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When punishment is only justified as a response to moral fault, obstinate questions may arise as to
the justification of punishment. This is what this piece seek to critically assess as it takes the stand
that punishment is justifiable when it is a response to moral fault. There are many definitions of
punishmentas there are many philosophers and how they view punishment. However a few
definitions are accepted and well known worldwide. Punishment is some pain or penalty warranted
by law, inflicted on a person, for the commission of a crimeor misdemeanor, or for the omission of
the performance of an act required by law, by the judgment and command of some lawful court .
The body of this piece is divided into three parts in which the first part will discuss the theories and
philosophies of retributivism. The second part will discuss my view on the topic, The Justification
of Punishment as a Response to Moral Fault . The last part however will discuss and contrast
retributivism to consequentialism. The philosophy behind Justification of Punishment pursues to
explain why punishment should exist and why it has to be justified. Hence Justification of
punishment usually takes two camps, the Retributivism camp and Consequentialism camps.... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This piece concludes by stating that when punishment is made to serve the purpose of deterrence,
consequentialist undermines the dignity of man and rather end up changing individual to suit what
society wants them to be rather than what they desert for their moral faults. If this is so then
punishment is not justified. For this reason I stand to the notion that unless punishment is a
response to moral fault it is
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Trial by Media
Chapter I Introductory The subject of Trial by Media is discussed by civil rights activists,
Constitutional lawyers, judges and academics almost every day in recent times. With the coming
into being of the television and cable channels, the amount of publicity which any crime or
suspect or accused gets in the media has reached alarming proportions. Innocents may be
condemned for no reason or those who are guilty may not get a fair trial or may get a higher
sentence after trial than they deserved. There appears to be very little restraint in the media in so
far as the administration of criminal justice is concerned. We are aware that in a democratic country
like ours, freedom of expression is an important right but such aright is not... Show more content on
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Zee Telefilms (IA 8185/2003 in Suit No. 1543/2003 dated 24.1.2005) aptly describe the state of
affairs of today s media. He says that journalism and ethics stand apart. While journalists are
distinctive facilitators for the democratic process to function without hindrance the media has to
follow the virtues of accuracy, honesty, truth, objectivity, fairness, balanced reporting, respect or
autonomy of ordinary people . These are all part of the democratic process. But practical
considerations, namely, pursuit of successful career, promotion to be obtained, compulsion of
meeting deadlines and satisfying Media Managers by meeting growth targets, are recognized as
factors for the temptation to print trivial stories salaciously presented . In the temptation to sell
stories, what is presented is what public is interested in rather than what is in public interest .
Suspects and accused apart, even victims and witnesses suffer from excessive publicity and
invasion of their privacy rights. Police are presented in poor light by the media and their morale
too suffers. The day after the report of crime is published; media says Police have no cue . Then,
whatever gossip the media gathers about the line of investigation by the official agencies, it gives
such publicity in respect of the information that the person who has indeed committed the crime,
can move away to safer places. The pressure on the police from media day by day builds up and
reaches a stage where police feel
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Chapter I Introductory The subject of Trial by Media is discussed by civil rights activists,
Constitutional lawyers, judges and academics almost every day in recent times. With the coming
into being of the television and cable channels, the amount of publicity which any crime or
suspect or accused gets in the media has reached alarming proportions. Innocents may be
condemned for no reason or those who are guilty may not get a fair trial or may get a higher
sentence after trial than they deserved. There appears to be very little restraint in the media in so
far as the administration of criminal justice is concerned. We are aware that in a democratic country
like ours, freedom of expression is an important right but such aright is not... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Zee Telefilms (IA 8185/2003 in Suit No. 1543/2003 dated 24.1.2005) aptly describe the state of
affairs of today s media. He says that journalism and ethics stand apart. While journalists are
distinctive facilitators for the democratic process to function without hindrance the media has to
follow the virtues of accuracy, honesty, truth, objectivity, fairness, balanced reporting, respect or
autonomy of ordinary people . These are all part of the democratic process. But practical
considerations, namely, pursuit of successful career, promotion to be obtained, compulsion of
meeting deadlines and satisfying Media Managers by meeting growth targets, are recognized as
factors for the temptation to print trivial stories salaciously presented . In the temptation to sell
stories, what is presented is what public is interested in rather than what is in public interest .
Suspects and accused apart, even victims and witnesses suffer from excessive publicity and
invasion of their privacy rights. Police are presented in poor light by the media and their morale
too suffers. The day after the report of crime is published; media says Police have no cue . Then,
whatever gossip the media gathers about the line of investigation by the official agencies, it gives
such publicity in respect of the information that the person who has indeed committed the crime,
can move away to safer places. The pressure on the police from media day by day builds up and
reaches a stage where police feel
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Aristide Maillol
These aspects are not solely found in this particular Maillol work, however; they are conspicuous
across his works in bronze and lead. Dina (1937) [Figure 7] shares many aspects of the three
female figures of The Three Graces. This piece has the same soft qualities including the focus on
volume instead of definition, especially with the breasts, where the nipples are not even present,
but the volume of each breast is beautifully molded to appear full and smooth. Just as in The
Three Graces, her form is a continuous curve, a soft and fluid form. There is the same inviting
and sensual nature, as Dina reaches up to fix her hair with legs open. This erotic position, of her
thighs open, her body bared to the bright light and open air, and her relaxed... Show more content on
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But where did this ideal come from? Aristide Maillol was born in 1861 in a pink house in
Banyuls ser Mer to a family of fisherman and vine growers. It is this home, sandwiched between
the Mediterranean Sea and the Alberes mountains, where Maillol would spend his whole life, in
the old village with its labyrinth of narrow lanes, amid the green Pyrenean foothills full of vines,
trees and mimosas, and beyond, the snowcapped summits in the distance. This is the place that
would shape the expressive qualities of the artist s sculptures, as well as form his ideal conception
of woman, which would be his primary subject. This isolated little village in the countryside was a
location where a good decent girl would never be nude or scandalous, where conservative families
survived off of both the sea and the vines. Maillol s life in the countryside is evident in his work,
including The Three Graces. He retains a rustic ingenuousness in his work, something calm, self
possessed not feverish or frantic. The sculptures are simplistic and blunt, reminiscent of the simple
rhythm of the lifestyle that surrounded Maillol in Banyuls the lifestyle of farmers and fishermen
reside in a tranquil mountain landscape. The bodies of these women do retain this simplicity,
bluntness, and tranquility, reminiscent of the landscape by which the sculptor was continuously
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
These aspects are not solely found in this particular Maillol work, however; they are conspicuous
across his works in bronze and lead. Dina (1937) [Figure 7] shares many aspects of the three
female figures of The Three Graces. This piece has the same soft qualities including the focus on
volume instead of definition, especially with the breasts, where the nipples are not even present,
but the volume of each breast is beautifully molded to appear full and smooth. Just as in The
Three Graces, her form is a continuous curve, a soft and fluid form. There is the same inviting
and sensual nature, as Dina reaches up to fix her hair with legs open. This erotic position, of her
thighs open, her body bared to the bright light and open air, and her relaxed... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
But where did this ideal come from? Aristide Maillol was born in 1861 in a pink house in
Banyuls ser Mer to a family of fisherman and vine growers. It is this home, sandwiched between
the Mediterranean Sea and the Alberes mountains, where Maillol would spend his whole life, in
the old village with its labyrinth of narrow lanes, amid the green Pyrenean foothills full of vines,
trees and mimosas, and beyond, the snowcapped summits in the distance. This is the place that
would shape the expressive qualities of the artist s sculptures, as well as form his ideal conception
of woman, which would be his primary subject. This isolated little village in the countryside was a
location where a good decent girl would never be nude or scandalous, where conservative families
survived off of both the sea and the vines. Maillol s life in the countryside is evident in his work,
including The Three Graces. He retains a rustic ingenuousness in his work, something calm, self
possessed not feverish or frantic. The sculptures are simplistic and blunt, reminiscent of the simple
rhythm of the lifestyle that surrounded Maillol in Banyuls the lifestyle of farmers and fishermen
reside in a tranquil mountain landscape. The bodies of these women do retain this simplicity,
bluntness, and tranquility, reminiscent of the landscape by which the sculptor was continuously
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How To Write A Sam Yang Essay
Overview
Hunting big game is a thrilling sport. It requires a lot of skill, guts, and of course, the right gun.
For this challenge you need an extremely high powered, big bore air rifle to do the job in a
successful and humane manner. You need an air rifle that can fire heavy pellets with enough
velocity to take down big game like wolves, deer, mountain lions, or wild boars. However, most
big bore air rifles today require you to be extremely close to the animal so you don t have much
room to miss, making it more difficult to hunt. This also causes the animal to feel a lot of
unnecessary pain. This is why it is extremely important to use an air gun that has enough power
and big enough caliber to bring down big game in one single shot.
The Sam Yang Big Bore 909S is a PCP air rifle that has the authoritative knock down power that
you need to successfully hunt large animals at a range of approximately 35 yards. Sam Yang is a
Korean Air Gun Company established in 1990. Their goal is to manufacture the best and ... Show
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It is lighter than it looks.
It is not as expensive but works as accurately as a custom made big bore air rifle.
The Sam Yang Big Bore 909S Air Rifle provides extra safety with its two step cock and load
procedure. You are getting an extremely accurate, highly powered, air rifle that is also very classy
and beautiful because of its hardwood features and overall design.
Conclusion
The Sam Yang Big Bore 909S Air Rifle has been received with a lot of good reviews from air rifle
and hunting enthusiasts. It packs a lot of value, power, and beauty for a good
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Overview
Hunting big game is a thrilling sport. It requires a lot of skill, guts, and of course, the right gun.
For this challenge you need an extremely high powered, big bore air rifle to do the job in a
successful and humane manner. You need an air rifle that can fire heavy pellets with enough
velocity to take down big game like wolves, deer, mountain lions, or wild boars. However, most
big bore air rifles today require you to be extremely close to the animal so you don t have much
room to miss, making it more difficult to hunt. This also causes the animal to feel a lot of
unnecessary pain. This is why it is extremely important to use an air gun that has enough power
and big enough caliber to bring down big game in one single shot.
The Sam Yang Big Bore 909S is a PCP air rifle that has the authoritative knock down power that
you need to successfully hunt large animals at a range of approximately 35 yards. Sam Yang is a
Korean Air Gun Company established in 1990. Their goal is to manufacture the best and ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is lighter than it looks.
It is not as expensive but works as accurately as a custom made big bore air rifle.
The Sam Yang Big Bore 909S Air Rifle provides extra safety with its two step cock and load
procedure. You are getting an extremely accurate, highly powered, air rifle that is also very classy
and beautiful because of its hardwood features and overall design.
Conclusion
The Sam Yang Big Bore 909S Air Rifle has been received with a lot of good reviews from air rifle
and hunting enthusiasts. It packs a lot of value, power, and beauty for a good
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Soft Drinks Vs. High School
Since the last decade, Americans have been drinking more soda pop than ever before. Statistics
confirm that children are one of the heaviest consumers of soft drinks, and over 50% of children
above 8 years of age drink sodas daily, and a third of teenage boys in The United States of
America drink at least three cans of soda pop a day. It is obvious that soft drinks are a great
factor that leads to diabetes and obesity, but it is dreadful to know that over 60% of all public and
private middle schools and high schools nationwide now sell soft drinks with the aid of vending
machines and soda dispensers (QUOTE). Since it goes without saying that the authoritative figures
in ever middle school and high school only want the best for their students, I often found myself
wondering why the soft drinkcorporations were specifically targeting middle school and high school
children, when clearly, the several soft drink corporations have multiple regions in the United States
as well as overseas where they can attain large profits. Although soft drinks have been of interest to
several school children s palates, it seems suspicious that the children just dove straight for the
sodas, without any sort of instigation in physical form. By blaming the schools that purchase these
drinks only to gain popularity among their competitors, the adults and other such authoritative
figures have overlooked one pivotal question: Why do the soft drink industries direct their sales
towards innocent school
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Since the last decade, Americans have been drinking more soda pop than ever before. Statistics
confirm that children are one of the heaviest consumers of soft drinks, and over 50% of children
above 8 years of age drink sodas daily, and a third of teenage boys in The United States of
America drink at least three cans of soda pop a day. It is obvious that soft drinks are a great
factor that leads to diabetes and obesity, but it is dreadful to know that over 60% of all public and
private middle schools and high schools nationwide now sell soft drinks with the aid of vending
machines and soda dispensers (QUOTE). Since it goes without saying that the authoritative figures
in ever middle school and high school only want the best for their students, I often found myself
wondering why the soft drinkcorporations were specifically targeting middle school and high school
children, when clearly, the several soft drink corporations have multiple regions in the United States
as well as overseas where they can attain large profits. Although soft drinks have been of interest to
several school children s palates, it seems suspicious that the children just dove straight for the
sodas, without any sort of instigation in physical form. By blaming the schools that purchase these
drinks only to gain popularity among their competitors, the adults and other such authoritative
figures have overlooked one pivotal question: Why do the soft drink industries direct their sales
towards innocent school
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Cup Mass Synthesis Essay
The table above displayed the data we figured out concerning the mass of each substance. First, we
weighed the cup alone that contained the unknown substance. It weighed 3.5 g. Then, weighed the
cup with the unknown substance. It weighed 32.5 g. The final mass was determined by subtracting
the cup mass (3.5 g) from the cup masswith the unknown substance (32.5 g). I figured out the
final mass was 29 g. Next, we weighed the cup alone that contained the aluminum. It weighed 3.5
g. Then, weighed the cup with the aluminum. It weighed 17 g. The final mass was determined by
subtracting the cup mass (3.5 g) from the cup mass with the aluminum (17 g). I figured out the
final mass was 13.5 g. After that, we weighed the cup alone that contained zinc. It weighed 3.5 g.
Then, weighed the cup with the zinc. It weighed 19.7 g. The final mass was determined by
subtracting the cup mass (3.5 g) from the cup mass with the zinc (19.7 g). I figured out the final...
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First, we added water to the graduated cylinder to 20 mL. Then, placed the unknown substance in
the water, the water increased and measured 25 mL. The volume was determined by subtracting 20
mL from 25 mL. The volume equaled 5 mL for the unknown substance. Next, we filled the water
to 20 mL in the graduated cylinder. Then, placed aluminum in the water, the water increased and
measured 25 mL. The volume was determined by subtracting 20 mL from 25 mL. The volume
equaled 5 mL for aluminum. After that, we added water to the graduated cylinder to 20 mL.
Then, placed the zinc in the water, the water increased and measured 22.5 mL. The volume was
determined by subtracting 20 mL from 22.5 mL. The volume equaled 2.5 mL for zinc. Last, we
added water to the graduated cylinder to 20 mL. Then, placed lead in the water, the water
increased and measured 24 mL. The volume was determined by subtracting 20 mL from 24 mL.
The volume equaled 4 mL for
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The table above displayed the data we figured out concerning the mass of each substance. First, we
weighed the cup alone that contained the unknown substance. It weighed 3.5 g. Then, weighed the
cup with the unknown substance. It weighed 32.5 g. The final mass was determined by subtracting
the cup mass (3.5 g) from the cup masswith the unknown substance (32.5 g). I figured out the
final mass was 29 g. Next, we weighed the cup alone that contained the aluminum. It weighed 3.5
g. Then, weighed the cup with the aluminum. It weighed 17 g. The final mass was determined by
subtracting the cup mass (3.5 g) from the cup mass with the aluminum (17 g). I figured out the
final mass was 13.5 g. After that, we weighed the cup alone that contained zinc. It weighed 3.5 g.
Then, weighed the cup with the zinc. It weighed 19.7 g. The final mass was determined by
subtracting the cup mass (3.5 g) from the cup mass with the zinc (19.7 g). I figured out the final...
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First, we added water to the graduated cylinder to 20 mL. Then, placed the unknown substance in
the water, the water increased and measured 25 mL. The volume was determined by subtracting 20
mL from 25 mL. The volume equaled 5 mL for the unknown substance. Next, we filled the water
to 20 mL in the graduated cylinder. Then, placed aluminum in the water, the water increased and
measured 25 mL. The volume was determined by subtracting 20 mL from 25 mL. The volume
equaled 5 mL for aluminum. After that, we added water to the graduated cylinder to 20 mL.
Then, placed the zinc in the water, the water increased and measured 22.5 mL. The volume was
determined by subtracting 20 mL from 22.5 mL. The volume equaled 2.5 mL for zinc. Last, we
added water to the graduated cylinder to 20 mL. Then, placed lead in the water, the water
increased and measured 24 mL. The volume was determined by subtracting 20 mL from 24 mL.
The volume equaled 4 mL for
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The Brand Called Me
The term Personal Branding was first coined in 1997, by author and management guru Tom
Peters; on the cover story for Fast Company magazine. In the article The Brand Called you ,
Peters correctly identified that the digital age will overwhelm us and with the shift to a service
economy and increased mobility enabled by digital connections, no one would be putting in
several decades at the same company, the way previous generations had . With job security at an
all time low we must now more than ever promote ourselves as a brand, and prove why our brand is
worth more than other s brand. intuit.com suggests by the year 2020, 40 percent of the workforce
will consist on freelancers and independent contractors .
Personal Branding is the hot new business trend that is sweeping the nation.
Personal branding is defined as the practice of people marketing themselves and their careers as a
brand . But is promoting yourself as a brand a necessity to get ahead in today s cutthroat and
unstable economy ? Author Ann Friedman ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Given the turmoil in the media industry, i have more job security now that I work for a dozen
media companies at any given time than I did when I was a full time staff member at one
The best example of personal branding is Micheal Jordan and his Jordan shoe line. MJ is one of,
if not, the greatest basketball players of all time. In the 1980s, due to MJ s success on the
basketball court, Nike shoes jumped on the chance to brand MJ with his own shoe and clothing
line series. In 1985 the Jordan shoe series was created and in 2014 brought in 2.25 billion dollars
in retail basketball sales. Because of the tremendous success of the Jordan brand MJ earned 100
million dollars that year. MJ made more money that year alone than he ever did from his basketball
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The term Personal Branding was first coined in 1997, by author and management guru Tom
Peters; on the cover story for Fast Company magazine. In the article The Brand Called you ,
Peters correctly identified that the digital age will overwhelm us and with the shift to a service
economy and increased mobility enabled by digital connections, no one would be putting in
several decades at the same company, the way previous generations had . With job security at an
all time low we must now more than ever promote ourselves as a brand, and prove why our brand is
worth more than other s brand. intuit.com suggests by the year 2020, 40 percent of the workforce
will consist on freelancers and independent contractors .
Personal Branding is the hot new business trend that is sweeping the nation.
Personal branding is defined as the practice of people marketing themselves and their careers as a
brand . But is promoting yourself as a brand a necessity to get ahead in today s cutthroat and
unstable economy ? Author Ann Friedman ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Given the turmoil in the media industry, i have more job security now that I work for a dozen
media companies at any given time than I did when I was a full time staff member at one
The best example of personal branding is Micheal Jordan and his Jordan shoe line. MJ is one of,
if not, the greatest basketball players of all time. In the 1980s, due to MJ s success on the
basketball court, Nike shoes jumped on the chance to brand MJ with his own shoe and clothing
line series. In 1985 the Jordan shoe series was created and in 2014 brought in 2.25 billion dollars
in retail basketball sales. Because of the tremendous success of the Jordan brand MJ earned 100
million dollars that year. MJ made more money that year alone than he ever did from his basketball
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Blindspot Stereotypes
These seemingly disparate demographics and, subsequently different portions of NBC s flow are
not as disjointed as they seem at first glance. There remain thematic threads and subtextual audience
assumptions that create coherence and flow as it now functions. The imagery of the jeopardy
opening, in which the camera soars over CGI oceans, islands and San Franciscan monuments,
evokes a theme of travel and adventure that is sustained throughout the portion of the schedule
analyzed, which actually builds off of this same theme created by the slow preceding it, Wheel of
Fortune which was giving out exotic trips as prizes. This sense of adventure establishes a slightly
more ambiguous demographic which can include younger viewers who, for a half hour, live
vicariously through the contestants, getting the same rush when answering questions as the
contestants do. This sense of adventure is upheld in the advertisements as well. The Taltz ad (V)
depicts happy consumers enjoying themselves in the great outdoors under blue skies, and the
various car commercials depict their vehicles offroading in the mountains of a wintry climate, (VI,
XIX, XXIX, XXXI). This pandering to those who would consider themselves adventurous continues
into the next program, Blindspot, and its advertisements. The plot of Blindspot provides a large
portion of the feeling of adventure... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Employing these thematic threads, creates the
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These seemingly disparate demographics and, subsequently different portions of NBC s flow are
not as disjointed as they seem at first glance. There remain thematic threads and subtextual audience
assumptions that create coherence and flow as it now functions. The imagery of the jeopardy
opening, in which the camera soars over CGI oceans, islands and San Franciscan monuments,
evokes a theme of travel and adventure that is sustained throughout the portion of the schedule
analyzed, which actually builds off of this same theme created by the slow preceding it, Wheel of
Fortune which was giving out exotic trips as prizes. This sense of adventure establishes a slightly
more ambiguous demographic which can include younger viewers who, for a half hour, live
vicariously through the contestants, getting the same rush when answering questions as the
contestants do. This sense of adventure is upheld in the advertisements as well. The Taltz ad (V)
depicts happy consumers enjoying themselves in the great outdoors under blue skies, and the
various car commercials depict their vehicles offroading in the mountains of a wintry climate, (VI,
XIX, XXIX, XXXI). This pandering to those who would consider themselves adventurous continues
into the next program, Blindspot, and its advertisements. The plot of Blindspot provides a large
portion of the feeling of adventure... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Employing these thematic threads, creates the
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A Brief Note On Diabetes And Diabetic Patients
Homeostasis refers to stability, balance, or equilibrium within a cell or the body. It is the body s
ability to keep a constant internal environment. Homeostasis is an important characteristic of living
things. Keeping a stable internal environment requires constant adjustments as conditions change
inside and outside the cell. Homeostasis is crucial for the bodily systems because without it your
body would slowly fail. Failure to maintain body temperature would lead to hypothermia or
heatstroke. Failure to maintain energy balance would result in obesity and diabetes. Failure to
maintain calcium balance in the blood would lead to hypocalcemia or hypercalcemia. Failure to
maintain water balance would result in dehydration.
2.Why one of the risks of diabetes mellitus is the diabetic coma, which results when insufficient
glucose is present? IS it triggered by low or high levels of insulin? Explain.
There are 3 common causes of diabetic coma in diabetic patients. First being severe
hypoglycemia, this happens when the blood sugar level in the brain drops to a critical level.
Second is Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS), which is a condition characterized by
severe dehydration and very high blood glucose. A missed dose of insulin, acute infection or
injury, and heavy food or sugar intake are the most commonly causes of HHS severe enough to
lead to coma. The third cause of diabetic coma is ketoacidosis. This is mostly seen in people with
type 1 diabetes or those who are
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Homeostasis refers to stability, balance, or equilibrium within a cell or the body. It is the body s
ability to keep a constant internal environment. Homeostasis is an important characteristic of living
things. Keeping a stable internal environment requires constant adjustments as conditions change
inside and outside the cell. Homeostasis is crucial for the bodily systems because without it your
body would slowly fail. Failure to maintain body temperature would lead to hypothermia or
heatstroke. Failure to maintain energy balance would result in obesity and diabetes. Failure to
maintain calcium balance in the blood would lead to hypocalcemia or hypercalcemia. Failure to
maintain water balance would result in dehydration.
2.Why one of the risks of diabetes mellitus is the diabetic coma, which results when insufficient
glucose is present? IS it triggered by low or high levels of insulin? Explain.
There are 3 common causes of diabetic coma in diabetic patients. First being severe
hypoglycemia, this happens when the blood sugar level in the brain drops to a critical level.
Second is Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS), which is a condition characterized by
severe dehydration and very high blood glucose. A missed dose of insulin, acute infection or
injury, and heavy food or sugar intake are the most commonly causes of HHS severe enough to
lead to coma. The third cause of diabetic coma is ketoacidosis. This is mostly seen in people with
type 1 diabetes or those who are
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Free Church Reflection Paper
Through attending The Free Chapel, I have been able to deepen my understanding of it works
into the fabric of social structure. Firstly, the church is located in Orange County, specifically
Irvine which has a vibrant religious scene. With a wide variety of churches to choose from in the
area, Free Chapel has to think of new and innovative ways to entice people to attend their church.
This is exemplified in the grandness of the church, and the modernness of the inside. When we
asked the pastor to tell us about the church, he said that they wanted the physical appearance of
Free Chapel to be excellent to be great, because Godis great. He also said that The Biblesays that
God judges by the inside, but people still judge but the outside. Embedded in this statement is the
idea of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having this kind of status in society, has probably influenced the way that they have experienced
the world, and as a result has shaped what the Christian religion means to them. These similarities
in social class also means that the members of Free Church are able to better comprehend each
others point of view. On the other hand my partner and I noticed that although Free Church is
mainly European Americans, there were people from races and ethnicities represented. So in this
regard, the church may act as a vehicle through which people who come from different cultural and
social backgrounds are able to relate to each other. Furthermore, social life the church attempts to
integrate people into the small church community, in this way it acts as a small sub community
within the larger Orange County/ Irvine community. Also, people form the church often take the
lessons that they learn in church, and try and spread them to other people in the community, which
consequently links the larger community back to the
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Through attending The Free Chapel, I have been able to deepen my understanding of it works
into the fabric of social structure. Firstly, the church is located in Orange County, specifically
Irvine which has a vibrant religious scene. With a wide variety of churches to choose from in the
area, Free Chapel has to think of new and innovative ways to entice people to attend their church.
This is exemplified in the grandness of the church, and the modernness of the inside. When we
asked the pastor to tell us about the church, he said that they wanted the physical appearance of
Free Chapel to be excellent to be great, because Godis great. He also said that The Biblesays that
God judges by the inside, but people still judge but the outside. Embedded in this statement is the
idea of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having this kind of status in society, has probably influenced the way that they have experienced
the world, and as a result has shaped what the Christian religion means to them. These similarities
in social class also means that the members of Free Church are able to better comprehend each
others point of view. On the other hand my partner and I noticed that although Free Church is
mainly European Americans, there were people from races and ethnicities represented. So in this
regard, the church may act as a vehicle through which people who come from different cultural and
social backgrounds are able to relate to each other. Furthermore, social life the church attempts to
integrate people into the small church community, in this way it acts as a small sub community
within the larger Orange County/ Irvine community. Also, people form the church often take the
lessons that they learn in church, and try and spread them to other people in the community, which
consequently links the larger community back to the
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Ict and Ebusiness Retail Industry
ICT and e Business Impact in the Retail Industry
Study report No. 04/2008
European Commission, DG Enterprise Industry e Mail: entr innov ict [email protected],
info@ebusiness watch.org
Impact Study No. 04/2008
ICT and e Business Impact in the Retail Industry
A Sectoral e Business Watch study by empirica GmbH
Final Report
Version 4.0 September 2008
This report was prepared by empirica on behalf of the European Commission, Enterprise Industry
Directorate General, in the context of the Sectoral e Business Watch programme. The Sectoral e
Business Watch is implemented by empirica GmbH in cooperation with Altran Group, Databank
Consulting, DIW Berlin, IDC EMEA, Ipsos, GOPA Cartermill and RambГёll Management based
on a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
5 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 2 2.1 2.2 2.3
2.3.1 2.3.2 2.3.3
Introduction ................................................................................................... 9 The Sectoral e
Business Watch......................................................................................... 10 ICT and e Business key
terms and concepts .................................................................. 13 Study objectives and
methodology..................................................................................... 18 Context and background
............................................................................. 22 Sector definition scope of the
study................................................................................. 22 Industry background
.......................................................................................................... 24 Trends and challenges
...................................................................................................... 25
Macro economic developments slowing down retail sales ................................................................
26 Increasing concentration and strong competition..............................................................................
27 Changing consumer
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ICT and e Business Impact in the Retail Industry
Study report No. 04/2008
European Commission, DG Enterprise Industry e Mail: entr innov ict [email protected],
info@ebusiness watch.org
Impact Study No. 04/2008
ICT and e Business Impact in the Retail Industry
A Sectoral e Business Watch study by empirica GmbH
Final Report
Version 4.0 September 2008
This report was prepared by empirica on behalf of the European Commission, Enterprise Industry
Directorate General, in the context of the Sectoral e Business Watch programme. The Sectoral e
Business Watch is implemented by empirica GmbH in cooperation with Altran Group, Databank
Consulting, DIW Berlin, IDC EMEA, Ipsos, GOPA Cartermill and RambГёll Management based
on a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
5 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 2 2.1 2.2 2.3
2.3.1 2.3.2 2.3.3
Introduction ................................................................................................... 9 The Sectoral e
Business Watch......................................................................................... 10 ICT and e Business key
terms and concepts .................................................................. 13 Study objectives and
methodology..................................................................................... 18 Context and background
............................................................................. 22 Sector definition scope of the
study................................................................................. 22 Industry background
.......................................................................................................... 24 Trends and challenges
...................................................................................................... 25
Macro economic developments slowing down retail sales ................................................................
26 Increasing concentration and strong competition..............................................................................
27 Changing consumer
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My Experience With Attending An Elite
My Experience with Attending an A.A. and Alanon Meeting As a part of our class assignment
we were presented with the idea of attending an A.A. and an Alanon meeting. After attending
these meetings, I found that they were more interesting than I could have imagined. I am not
quite sure what I expected, but the environment held a serene spirit that I normally encounter at
church. I attributed this fact, to the point that the name of God was called on often and the
people were singing his praises. Observing and listening to how people referenced or
acknowledged his presence helped them to refrain from drinking was just awesome. In this
paper, I will describe the environment where the meeting took place, how the meeting was
brought to order and its format, and the insight it provided me being a future counselor who will
have to make referrals. I participated in an AA and an Alanon meeting this week at the 623 club
in Belleville, IL. I was privy to attending the Alanon meeting first due to the nature of my
schedule. The facility where the meeting was held looked like a restaurant. I say that because it
was set up like an eating establishment with tables and chairs throughout the room accordingly. A
lady who was a part of the meeting supplied drinks, such as water, tea, soda and coffee from where
she stood behind a counter. Nevertheless, the meeting itself took place at the center table and it was
about thirteen of us on that day. I was a few minutes late and
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My Experience with Attending an A.A. and Alanon Meeting As a part of our class assignment
we were presented with the idea of attending an A.A. and an Alanon meeting. After attending
these meetings, I found that they were more interesting than I could have imagined. I am not
quite sure what I expected, but the environment held a serene spirit that I normally encounter at
church. I attributed this fact, to the point that the name of God was called on often and the
people were singing his praises. Observing and listening to how people referenced or
acknowledged his presence helped them to refrain from drinking was just awesome. In this
paper, I will describe the environment where the meeting took place, how the meeting was
brought to order and its format, and the insight it provided me being a future counselor who will
have to make referrals. I participated in an AA and an Alanon meeting this week at the 623 club
in Belleville, IL. I was privy to attending the Alanon meeting first due to the nature of my
schedule. The facility where the meeting was held looked like a restaurant. I say that because it
was set up like an eating establishment with tables and chairs throughout the room accordingly. A
lady who was a part of the meeting supplied drinks, such as water, tea, soda and coffee from where
she stood behind a counter. Nevertheless, the meeting itself took place at the center table and it was
about thirteen of us on that day. I was a few minutes late and
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Elliptical Muscle Physiology Lab Report
How to use an elliptical Tone Thighs
Millions of people hit the gym in the United States each year to tone their bodies. A major
problem area for many people is their thighs. Toned thighs is seen as a sign of a healthy and
muscular body of individuals concerned with body image. You can use an elliptical to tone your
thighs without adding a significant amount of muscle.
Instructions
Ward back pain and excessive muscle accumulation through low resistance levels on the elliptical.
You should begin your elliptical sessions at the lowest possible resistance to relieve your legs in
the peculiarities of this machine.
To avoid a narrow focus on your quadriceps and hamstrings by keeping the elliptical ramp level is
low. Ramp rate should fluctuate
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How to use an elliptical Tone Thighs
Millions of people hit the gym in the United States each year to tone their bodies. A major
problem area for many people is their thighs. Toned thighs is seen as a sign of a healthy and
muscular body of individuals concerned with body image. You can use an elliptical to tone your
thighs without adding a significant amount of muscle.
Instructions
Ward back pain and excessive muscle accumulation through low resistance levels on the elliptical.
You should begin your elliptical sessions at the lowest possible resistance to relieve your legs in
the peculiarities of this machine.
To avoid a narrow focus on your quadriceps and hamstrings by keeping the elliptical ramp level is
low. Ramp rate should fluctuate
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The Issue Of American Patriotism
Nationalism and patriotism is a very touchy subject for some people just due to the fact of
everyone having their own opinion on what it means. Some people just do not know the
difference between the two, or just don t know if there even is a difference. They are very often
commonly confused as the same thing and I can see why at first glance, but after searching this
subject on many credible sources I have come to find many clarifying and interesting facts on this
particular topic.
First of all, the actual definition of American patriotism is the pride and devotion to one s
homeland. As everything does, there are pros and cons to being a patriot. For example, a pro
would be that it leads us to feel proud of and for our county. That ... Show more content on
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Unless your knowledge is of a universal type, equally useful and valued anywhere; then it makes
no difference where you live, as long as you enjoy your life. Another being specialization;
patriotism instinctively guides citizens to discover their natural and cultural specialties: their own
resources, traditions, industries, and identity that has existed for ages. They will not imitate or
copy another country blindly. Loving a place makes one automatically love, learn, cherish, and
improve the special qualities about it/them. A couple of the others are commitment and security.
Most cons of patriotism fall under the category of centralization being harmful. They claim that
the benefits enjoyed by centralized countries will eventually be shared by everyone worldwide.
They say that it is not a big problem to desert some countries as long as citizens are happy and
successful elsewhere. They also claim that in over populated countries, or those with high
unemployment rates, its better when people leave. I do not neccesarily agree with all of this but I
do think the majority of the claims made are true.
Nationalism has two definitions that basically mean the same thing but one is more easily
understood. The more complicated version saying that
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Nationalism and patriotism is a very touchy subject for some people just due to the fact of
everyone having their own opinion on what it means. Some people just do not know the
difference between the two, or just don t know if there even is a difference. They are very often
commonly confused as the same thing and I can see why at first glance, but after searching this
subject on many credible sources I have come to find many clarifying and interesting facts on this
particular topic.
First of all, the actual definition of American patriotism is the pride and devotion to one s
homeland. As everything does, there are pros and cons to being a patriot. For example, a pro
would be that it leads us to feel proud of and for our county. That ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Unless your knowledge is of a universal type, equally useful and valued anywhere; then it makes
no difference where you live, as long as you enjoy your life. Another being specialization;
patriotism instinctively guides citizens to discover their natural and cultural specialties: their own
resources, traditions, industries, and identity that has existed for ages. They will not imitate or
copy another country blindly. Loving a place makes one automatically love, learn, cherish, and
improve the special qualities about it/them. A couple of the others are commitment and security.
Most cons of patriotism fall under the category of centralization being harmful. They claim that
the benefits enjoyed by centralized countries will eventually be shared by everyone worldwide.
They say that it is not a big problem to desert some countries as long as citizens are happy and
successful elsewhere. They also claim that in over populated countries, or those with high
unemployment rates, its better when people leave. I do not neccesarily agree with all of this but I
do think the majority of the claims made are true.
Nationalism has two definitions that basically mean the same thing but one is more easily
understood. The more complicated version saying that
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Analyzing The Data Of Data
pooled data. Splunk central receiver receives variety of data from many different ports and
displays them as events on a single server. From one place, one can be able to access the log files
in any of the web servers of the business, all the databases, routers, load balancers, and firewalls
from all the companies operating systems. All the logs and configuration files can be accessed
and analyzed, as well all from one device. 3.7 Conversion of data into answers Splunk is used to
analyze the data gathered to offer solutions to the various problems that require its application
and involve many data. The software converts data into answers that are used by the business
organizations to effect changes. Web servers and load balances provide particular information
that is stored in the log files. This information is what people who use Splunk to provide the
required answers use. In the machine data, all the gathered information is represented as events.
When a user searches for a particular information, Splunk retrieves the particular event that match
the search made. The events are organized into fields. Data that Splunk read to give the answers
must have a particular time at which they occurred; the other requirement for the data is that it
must be textual and not binary. Splunk provides answers to problems such as the need to know
via email when the server load exceeds 80%. Splunk gives answers to such a problem by retrieving
all the events with loads that average 80% and
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pooled data. Splunk central receiver receives variety of data from many different ports and
displays them as events on a single server. From one place, one can be able to access the log files
in any of the web servers of the business, all the databases, routers, load balancers, and firewalls
from all the companies operating systems. All the logs and configuration files can be accessed
and analyzed, as well all from one device. 3.7 Conversion of data into answers Splunk is used to
analyze the data gathered to offer solutions to the various problems that require its application
and involve many data. The software converts data into answers that are used by the business
organizations to effect changes. Web servers and load balances provide particular information
that is stored in the log files. This information is what people who use Splunk to provide the
required answers use. In the machine data, all the gathered information is represented as events.
When a user searches for a particular information, Splunk retrieves the particular event that match
the search made. The events are organized into fields. Data that Splunk read to give the answers
must have a particular time at which they occurred; the other requirement for the data is that it
must be textual and not binary. Splunk provides answers to problems such as the need to know
via email when the server load exceeds 80%. Splunk gives answers to such a problem by retrieving
all the events with loads that average 80% and
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Cultural Norms In The Woman Warrior
A young Chinese American girl in the 1950 s would try to break out of her parents cultural norms
and prove to her parents that their thought process is invalid, and doesn t fit inside the parent s
patriarchal cultural mindset. The young Chinese American girl we follow throughout the story is,
Maxine Hong Kingston, and she believes that women aren t just to be married off and truly do
have a life of their own. The WomanWarrior is a book written by Maxine Hong Kingstonwrote a
book based on her own childhood events. As she breaks through these stereotypes, as she breaks
these stereotypes she learns through both Chinese cultural stories and familystories told by her
mother and father. Maxine would express throughout the story, the subtle word choice that her
mother would use to incline how Maxine should be lucky to be born and have a good life.... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As an immigrant and the child of an immigrant, I know the challenges of trying to get past your
parent s cultural hurdles and the difficulty to change their mindsets on gender norms. Gender
norms vary throughout different cultures and we see many break them here in western culture
on a large scale, but seeing Maxine break through it on a personal level is more motivational.
Overcoming cultural, gender barriers is done in a number of forms and we see with Maxine it is
done with stories, both indirect and direct actions. Maxine is repeatedly told that she can t go or
do things due to her being a female, yet she d overcome it in a number of ways. As a number of
people might not know in eastern culture, in particular, Chinese culture it is an extremely
patriarchal society that aside from dominating them in the workplace, women are also dominated at
home. The house is usually
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A young Chinese American girl in the 1950 s would try to break out of her parents cultural norms
and prove to her parents that their thought process is invalid, and doesn t fit inside the parent s
patriarchal cultural mindset. The young Chinese American girl we follow throughout the story is,
Maxine Hong Kingston, and she believes that women aren t just to be married off and truly do
have a life of their own. The WomanWarrior is a book written by Maxine Hong Kingstonwrote a
book based on her own childhood events. As she breaks through these stereotypes, as she breaks
these stereotypes she learns through both Chinese cultural stories and familystories told by her
mother and father. Maxine would express throughout the story, the subtle word choice that her
mother would use to incline how Maxine should be lucky to be born and have a good life.... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As an immigrant and the child of an immigrant, I know the challenges of trying to get past your
parent s cultural hurdles and the difficulty to change their mindsets on gender norms. Gender
norms vary throughout different cultures and we see many break them here in western culture
on a large scale, but seeing Maxine break through it on a personal level is more motivational.
Overcoming cultural, gender barriers is done in a number of forms and we see with Maxine it is
done with stories, both indirect and direct actions. Maxine is repeatedly told that she can t go or
do things due to her being a female, yet she d overcome it in a number of ways. As a number of
people might not know in eastern culture, in particular, Chinese culture it is an extremely
patriarchal society that aside from dominating them in the workplace, women are also dominated at
home. The house is usually
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Reno V. ACLU Essay
In March of 1996, there was a federal court case of Reno v. ACLU, in which the American Library
Association had expert witnesses testifying on their behalf against the Communications Decency
Act in favor of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) among other organizations. This is
considered the first Supreme Court ruling on the guidelines for materials circulating via the
Internet. One of those expert witnesses was Robert Croneberger, who demonstrated to the three
judge panel on the near impossibility and labor intensive work required to scour all libraries of
sexual related references from their collection on March 22, 1996. On June 11th of 1996, that same
three judge panel deemed the CDA as unconstitutional, using Croneberger s testimony three times in
their decision.
Growing up in Schuylkill Haven of eastern Pennsylvania after being born on January 19th,
1937After, Robert was certain he would follow in his father s by gone ... Show more content on
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The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh was the first to have a Science and Technology department in
the country as part of the four regional resource centers for the state of Pennsylvania; the State
Library of Harrisburg keeps government, Pennsylvania State University Library obtained
agricultural, and the Free Library of Philadelphia maintained music and arts. Using this knowledge,
he met with the relatively new directors of University of Pittsburgh library and the Carnegie
Mellon library to discuss cooperative possibilities in 1987. They wanted to know how their
individual collections could help each other, how to provide better lending services, and most
importantly, how to provide the access to all individuals in the city of Pittsburgh. This resulted into
the establishment of the Oakland Library Consortium to maximize resources across the universities
and city
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In March of 1996, there was a federal court case of Reno v. ACLU, in which the American Library
Association had expert witnesses testifying on their behalf against the Communications Decency
Act in favor of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) among other organizations. This is
considered the first Supreme Court ruling on the guidelines for materials circulating via the
Internet. One of those expert witnesses was Robert Croneberger, who demonstrated to the three
judge panel on the near impossibility and labor intensive work required to scour all libraries of
sexual related references from their collection on March 22, 1996. On June 11th of 1996, that same
three judge panel deemed the CDA as unconstitutional, using Croneberger s testimony three times in
their decision.
Growing up in Schuylkill Haven of eastern Pennsylvania after being born on January 19th,
1937After, Robert was certain he would follow in his father s by gone ... Show more content on
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The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh was the first to have a Science and Technology department in
the country as part of the four regional resource centers for the state of Pennsylvania; the State
Library of Harrisburg keeps government, Pennsylvania State University Library obtained
agricultural, and the Free Library of Philadelphia maintained music and arts. Using this knowledge,
he met with the relatively new directors of University of Pittsburgh library and the Carnegie
Mellon library to discuss cooperative possibilities in 1987. They wanted to know how their
individual collections could help each other, how to provide better lending services, and most
importantly, how to provide the access to all individuals in the city of Pittsburgh. This resulted into
the establishment of the Oakland Library Consortium to maximize resources across the universities
and city
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Zamperini Argumentative Essay
Louie Zamperini is an example to follow. Not because he was an athlete or a solder, because of
his actions and motivations The most important, from my point of view, is his family. He would
ve done everything for them. That s the most important reason why he decided to change and by
the same way change others. The best example for that is when he stared running, he was doing
it for his mama, for his dad and Pete and his sisters, and that before doing it for himself. An other
example is when the Japanese gave him the opportunity to speak on radio, the first thing that he
did was speaking to his family and how much he missed them. Another remarkable thing that
Zamperini did was being the life of the raft. He was the one who was giving hope to
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Louie Zamperini is an example to follow. Not because he was an athlete or a solder, because of
his actions and motivations The most important, from my point of view, is his family. He would
ve done everything for them. That s the most important reason why he decided to change and by
the same way change others. The best example for that is when he stared running, he was doing
it for his mama, for his dad and Pete and his sisters, and that before doing it for himself. An other
example is when the Japanese gave him the opportunity to speak on radio, the first thing that he
did was speaking to his family and how much he missed them. Another remarkable thing that
Zamperini did was being the life of the raft. He was the one who was giving hope to
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Friend Essay
Many people define what friend is by their own definition such as a person attached to another
by feelings of affection or personal regard or people who are aware of how retarded you are and
still manage to be seen in public with you. people who make you laugh till you pee your pants.
people who cry for you when one of your special items disappear. when you dont have enough
money to get a ice cream, they chip in. knows all of your internet passwords. People who would
never make you cry just to be mean. For me, friend is someone who accept the way you are,
someone who always cheer you up, someone who always support you no matter your condition is.
There are also two types of people. The first type is those who like to have friends that are similar
to them. And the other type is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The advantages to have friends that are similar to you are you can adapt with them easier,
because your character is similar to your friend s, you can easily connected with your friend.
Besides that, you can also doing everything together with your friend because you must be have
the same hobby with your friend. On the other hand, it s also easier for you to understand your
friend s feeling because your friend have the same personality with you. But, if you just have
friend that similar to you, you will never try new things that maybe also wonderful. Everything
would be bored for you because you always do the same thing and try the same thing. For example,
you like to eat ramen only in Ikudo Ichi, and your friend also eat ramen in Ikudo Ichi. Because
both of you have the same taste and habit, you always eat ramen there. You never try to eat ramen
in other restaurants like marugame udon. If you have friend that different from you, you will try
new wonderful things. You will learn to try something that you never try before. You will also find
your life more colourful with type friend like that. In the other side, there are also some
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Many people define what friend is by their own definition such as a person attached to another
by feelings of affection or personal regard or people who are aware of how retarded you are and
still manage to be seen in public with you. people who make you laugh till you pee your pants.
people who cry for you when one of your special items disappear. when you dont have enough
money to get a ice cream, they chip in. knows all of your internet passwords. People who would
never make you cry just to be mean. For me, friend is someone who accept the way you are,
someone who always cheer you up, someone who always support you no matter your condition is.
There are also two types of people. The first type is those who like to have friends that are similar
to them. And the other type is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The advantages to have friends that are similar to you are you can adapt with them easier,
because your character is similar to your friend s, you can easily connected with your friend.
Besides that, you can also doing everything together with your friend because you must be have
the same hobby with your friend. On the other hand, it s also easier for you to understand your
friend s feeling because your friend have the same personality with you. But, if you just have
friend that similar to you, you will never try new things that maybe also wonderful. Everything
would be bored for you because you always do the same thing and try the same thing. For example,
you like to eat ramen only in Ikudo Ichi, and your friend also eat ramen in Ikudo Ichi. Because
both of you have the same taste and habit, you always eat ramen there. You never try to eat ramen
in other restaurants like marugame udon. If you have friend that different from you, you will try
new wonderful things. You will learn to try something that you never try before. You will also find
your life more colourful with type friend like that. In the other side, there are also some
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Summary Of Ayn Rand s Theory Of Rational Selfishness
I agree with Ayn Rand s theory of Rational Selfishness and with how she depicts altruism in terms
of the false idea of benevolence and the actuality of the true concept of self sacrifice. Before
reading this chapter of Rand s book, I labelled myself as an altruist, because I was raised under the
false interpretation of altruism, I believed it was about giving to those who were in need, even if
that meant you had to do without for the time being. My definition of selfishness was society s
misunderstood definition, living and operating only to accomplish and fulfill my desire. In the
article, The Ethics of Benign Selfishness by Tibor R. Machan he discusses the prominence of
altruism and states that one of the reasons why it is so commonly... Show more content on
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It s not wrong to want to nurture my humanity and survive. The moral code of selfishness does
not support an individual who only focuses on themselves without the care for the interests and
wellbeing of others nor does it promote a deficiency in self care. Since the entire universe is
connected, no man can operate as an island, human survival involves taking care of one s own
well being as well as your neighbors. So, self interest could never be the motivation for the
actions and choices made by all individuals because then society wouldn t progress. As Midgley
said, it is one aspect of life; but in my opinion, the motivation behind our actions and choices, is
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I agree with Ayn Rand s theory of Rational Selfishness and with how she depicts altruism in terms
of the false idea of benevolence and the actuality of the true concept of self sacrifice. Before
reading this chapter of Rand s book, I labelled myself as an altruist, because I was raised under the
false interpretation of altruism, I believed it was about giving to those who were in need, even if
that meant you had to do without for the time being. My definition of selfishness was society s
misunderstood definition, living and operating only to accomplish and fulfill my desire. In the
article, The Ethics of Benign Selfishness by Tibor R. Machan he discusses the prominence of
altruism and states that one of the reasons why it is so commonly... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It s not wrong to want to nurture my humanity and survive. The moral code of selfishness does
not support an individual who only focuses on themselves without the care for the interests and
wellbeing of others nor does it promote a deficiency in self care. Since the entire universe is
connected, no man can operate as an island, human survival involves taking care of one s own
well being as well as your neighbors. So, self interest could never be the motivation for the
actions and choices made by all individuals because then society wouldn t progress. As Midgley
said, it is one aspect of life; but in my opinion, the motivation behind our actions and choices, is
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What Is The Tone In Killing Chicken
title A sibling is only missed once he or she has moved out. The donut isn t nearly as good when
it is being eaten, as it seems to be once it is gone. Things are easily taken for granted, as seen in
Meredith Hall s Killing Chickens. Hall incorporates her own personal stories, heartache,
expirences, and family to reveal to the reader the act and effect of underappreciation. Through
short syntax, imagery, and a distant tone, Hall shows how easy it is for things to be taken for
granted. The first technique used to show theme is short syntax. Hall reveals her vulnerability, I am
killing chickens. It is my birthday. I was awake through the nicght, reckoning with a terrible
decision. When I woke this morning, the next path was finally, achingly clear. After breakfast I saw
with my children, Alex and Benjaminm and struggled to ease the news that their father and I are
divorcing. They were stunned to scilence. Though these short, each senence carries a lot of weight.
The author gives insight about the responsibility she now has, from being totally independent to
being a single mother. Hall uses this short syntax to get her message across, and each sentencehas
full meaning and is impactful. But I am going to do it myself. This is just one little thing in all
the things I am going to have to learn to do alone. I have five more to go (Hall). The impact of
each sentence is clearly present, because Hall is direct in each sentence, and paragraph. Hall adds
her personal
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title A sibling is only missed once he or she has moved out. The donut isn t nearly as good when
it is being eaten, as it seems to be once it is gone. Things are easily taken for granted, as seen in
Meredith Hall s Killing Chickens. Hall incorporates her own personal stories, heartache,
expirences, and family to reveal to the reader the act and effect of underappreciation. Through
short syntax, imagery, and a distant tone, Hall shows how easy it is for things to be taken for
granted. The first technique used to show theme is short syntax. Hall reveals her vulnerability, I am
killing chickens. It is my birthday. I was awake through the nicght, reckoning with a terrible
decision. When I woke this morning, the next path was finally, achingly clear. After breakfast I saw
with my children, Alex and Benjaminm and struggled to ease the news that their father and I are
divorcing. They were stunned to scilence. Though these short, each senence carries a lot of weight.
The author gives insight about the responsibility she now has, from being totally independent to
being a single mother. Hall uses this short syntax to get her message across, and each sentencehas
full meaning and is impactful. But I am going to do it myself. This is just one little thing in all
the things I am going to have to learn to do alone. I have five more to go (Hall). The impact of
each sentence is clearly present, because Hall is direct in each sentence, and paragraph. Hall adds
her personal
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Visual Basic
#2. Available Credit. A retail store gives each of its customers a maximum amount of credit. A
customer s available credit is determined by subtracting the amount of credit used by the
customer from the customer s maximum amount of credit. As you did in programming
challenge 1, perform steps 1 through 6 of the programming process to design an application that
determines a customer s available credit. Steps 1 6 1. Clearly define what the application is to
do. 2. Visualize the application running on the computer and design its user interface. 3. Make a
list of the controls needed. 4. Define the values of each control s properties. 5. Make a list of
methods needed for each control. 6. Create a flowchart or pseudo... Show more content on
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Make a list of the controls you included in your sketch. List the control type and the name of each
control. Controls: Control type| Control name| Description | Form| (Default)| A form that serves as
a small window to put the other controls in| Label| (Default)| Displays the message Customers
Name| Label| (Default)| Displays the message Maximum Credit Received| Label| (Default)|
Displays the message Amount of Credit Used| Label| (Default)| Displays the message Total
Available Credit| TextBox| txtCustomerName| Allows user to enter Customers Name| TextBox|
txtMaximumCredit| Allows user to enter the Maximum Credit each customer receives| TextBox |
txtCreditUsed| Allows user to enter the amount of credit the customer has used| Label|
lblTotAvailableCredit| Displays the total credit remaining after the btnCalcAvailableCredit button
has been clicked| Button|
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#2. Available Credit. A retail store gives each of its customers a maximum amount of credit. A
customer s available credit is determined by subtracting the amount of credit used by the
customer from the customer s maximum amount of credit. As you did in programming
challenge 1, perform steps 1 through 6 of the programming process to design an application that
determines a customer s available credit. Steps 1 6 1. Clearly define what the application is to
do. 2. Visualize the application running on the computer and design its user interface. 3. Make a
list of the controls needed. 4. Define the values of each control s properties. 5. Make a list of
methods needed for each control. 6. Create a flowchart or pseudo... Show more content on
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Make a list of the controls you included in your sketch. List the control type and the name of each
control. Controls: Control type| Control name| Description | Form| (Default)| A form that serves as
a small window to put the other controls in| Label| (Default)| Displays the message Customers
Name| Label| (Default)| Displays the message Maximum Credit Received| Label| (Default)|
Displays the message Amount of Credit Used| Label| (Default)| Displays the message Total
Available Credit| TextBox| txtCustomerName| Allows user to enter Customers Name| TextBox|
txtMaximumCredit| Allows user to enter the Maximum Credit each customer receives| TextBox |
txtCreditUsed| Allows user to enter the amount of credit the customer has used| Label|
lblTotAvailableCredit| Displays the total credit remaining after the btnCalcAvailableCredit button
has been clicked| Button|
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Harrison Bergeron And Ray Bradbury s Marionettes
Kurt Vonnegut s Harrison Bergeron and Ray Bradbury s Marionettes, inc. both show that
although advances in technology can be used for good, it always ends up doing more harm than
good. Marionettes, inc. is about a guy who keeps a clone of himself in his toolbox, only to have
his clone retaliate by locking him in the toolbox at the end of the story. Harrison Bergerontalks
about a future where everyone is equal in every possible which way. Although both stories
showcase that technology ultimately does more harm than good; one talks about everyone being
equal, and the other shows what happens when advanced technology is mistreated.
Harrison Bergeron and Marionettes, inc. both portray that advances in technology will end up
doing more harm in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Harrison Bergeron theorizes on what world where everyone is kept equal via mental handicaps
and sashweights as well as bags of birdshot. She was referring to the forty seven pounds of
birdshot in a canvas bag, which was padlocked around George s neck. This is from Harrison
Bergeron and clearly displays the fact that intelligent people are kept equal to everyone else via
mass amounts of birdshot around their necks. ...I keep him in the cellar in a toolbox. Braling
original reveals in Marionettes, inc. Braling persistently mistreats his clone by keeping him trapped
in a tiny confined area. On top of this, he only lets him out if Braling original wants to do
something that only benefits him and himself alone. Whilst in Harrison Bergeron, the advanced
technology is used to keep intelligent people mentally on par with normal people. Therefore the
advanced technology isn t used for selfish reasons within Harrison Bergeron.
In Marionettes, inc. Braling s clone isn t killed for rebelling against his owner, but in Harrison
Bergeron, Harrison himself is shot with a 10 gauge shotgun for rebelling against the government.
At the end of Marionettes, inc. Braling 2 restrains Braling original and locks him in his own
toolbox for mistreating his clone, serving Braling original right. In Harrison Bergeron, Harrison
rebels for a good cause, for he wanted
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Kurt Vonnegut s Harrison Bergeron and Ray Bradbury s Marionettes, inc. both show that
although advances in technology can be used for good, it always ends up doing more harm than
good. Marionettes, inc. is about a guy who keeps a clone of himself in his toolbox, only to have
his clone retaliate by locking him in the toolbox at the end of the story. Harrison Bergerontalks
about a future where everyone is equal in every possible which way. Although both stories
showcase that technology ultimately does more harm than good; one talks about everyone being
equal, and the other shows what happens when advanced technology is mistreated.
Harrison Bergeron and Marionettes, inc. both portray that advances in technology will end up
doing more harm in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Harrison Bergeron theorizes on what world where everyone is kept equal via mental handicaps
and sashweights as well as bags of birdshot. She was referring to the forty seven pounds of
birdshot in a canvas bag, which was padlocked around George s neck. This is from Harrison
Bergeron and clearly displays the fact that intelligent people are kept equal to everyone else via
mass amounts of birdshot around their necks. ...I keep him in the cellar in a toolbox. Braling
original reveals in Marionettes, inc. Braling persistently mistreats his clone by keeping him trapped
in a tiny confined area. On top of this, he only lets him out if Braling original wants to do
something that only benefits him and himself alone. Whilst in Harrison Bergeron, the advanced
technology is used to keep intelligent people mentally on par with normal people. Therefore the
advanced technology isn t used for selfish reasons within Harrison Bergeron.
In Marionettes, inc. Braling s clone isn t killed for rebelling against his owner, but in Harrison
Bergeron, Harrison himself is shot with a 10 gauge shotgun for rebelling against the government.
At the end of Marionettes, inc. Braling 2 restrains Braling original and locks him in his own
toolbox for mistreating his clone, serving Braling original right. In Harrison Bergeron, Harrison
rebels for a good cause, for he wanted
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Examples Of Bravery In I Am Mordred
The code knights of the Middle Ages followed laid out strict guidelines for them. They were
expected be top class and perfect in many ways. Of the strict rules they followed, there were also
several traits a knight was expected to exhibit. These traits of bravery, loyalty and generosity are
outlined in the novel, I am Mordred. Firstly, bravery is exhibited in various places throughout the
novel. The first is when Nyneve comes to take Mordred from his fishermother. Though Nyneve is
not a knight, she exhibits great bravery in riding alone. Mordred spends much of his life refusing
to fight and being content with being called a coward, until he is faced with death. He fights back
and is rescued by Sir Lancelot who says, Now you re a blooded knight,
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The code knights of the Middle Ages followed laid out strict guidelines for them. They were
expected be top class and perfect in many ways. Of the strict rules they followed, there were also
several traits a knight was expected to exhibit. These traits of bravery, loyalty and generosity are
outlined in the novel, I am Mordred. Firstly, bravery is exhibited in various places throughout the
novel. The first is when Nyneve comes to take Mordred from his fishermother. Though Nyneve is
not a knight, she exhibits great bravery in riding alone. Mordred spends much of his life refusing
to fight and being content with being called a coward, until he is faced with death. He fights back
and is rescued by Sir Lancelot who says, Now you re a blooded knight,
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