Short Essay On Importance Of Sports In Students Life
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Bertolt Brecht was a German playwright, theatre critic,...
Bertolt Brecht was a German playwright, theatre critic, and director. He created and developed epic
theatre with the belief that theatre is not solely for entertainment but also tools for politics and
social activism. Previous theatre performances offered a form of escapism. The audience would
become emotionally invested in the performance. In contrast to the suspension of disbelief, Brecht
never wanted the audience to fall into the performance. He wanted the audience to make judgments
on the argument dealt in the play. The aim of epic theatreis to detach the audience from any
emotional connection in order for them to critically review the story. The ultimate goal of this
theatreis creating awareness of social surroundings and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to break the illusions Brecht used various techniques. Only the necessary props are used
during the play to portray themes or ideas to help indicate a character s status or profession. This
technique helps the audience acknowledge the idea of watching a play rather being emotionally
attached to the play. When there are few props prepared, the play itself does not look realistic
causing the audience to think about the situation. The performance seems realistic if minor props
are also used during the play. However, Brecht did not want this. He wanted the audience to be
constantly aware of the idea that they are watching a performance on stage. To prevent melodrama
or emotion from overtaking the audience, comic songs and music are often incorporated to provide
emotional details. This can be extremely disturbing to the audience unfamiliar to Theatre of
Alienation yet it leads to cheerful, upbeat tunes with disturbing lyrics. Musicians, lighting
mechanics and changing costumes are visible during the performance. This technique also allows
that audience to be emotionally detached from the story because they are aware of them watching a
play. When audiences are not suspended in disbelief, their intellectual response to the drama
increases. The stage uses white light. Lights would originally create mood or
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Bertolt Brecht was a German playwright, theatre critic, and director. He created and developed epic
theatre with the belief that theatre is not solely for entertainment but also tools for politics and
social activism. Previous theatre performances offered a form of escapism. The audience would
become emotionally invested in the performance. In contrast to the suspension of disbelief, Brecht
never wanted the audience to fall into the performance. He wanted the audience to make judgments
on the argument dealt in the play. The aim of epic theatreis to detach the audience from any
emotional connection in order for them to critically review the story. The ultimate goal of this
theatreis creating awareness of social surroundings and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to break the illusions Brecht used various techniques. Only the necessary props are used
during the play to portray themes or ideas to help indicate a character s status or profession. This
technique helps the audience acknowledge the idea of watching a play rather being emotionally
attached to the play. When there are few props prepared, the play itself does not look realistic
causing the audience to think about the situation. The performance seems realistic if minor props
are also used during the play. However, Brecht did not want this. He wanted the audience to be
constantly aware of the idea that they are watching a performance on stage. To prevent melodrama
or emotion from overtaking the audience, comic songs and music are often incorporated to provide
emotional details. This can be extremely disturbing to the audience unfamiliar to Theatre of
Alienation yet it leads to cheerful, upbeat tunes with disturbing lyrics. Musicians, lighting
mechanics and changing costumes are visible during the performance. This technique also allows
that audience to be emotionally detached from the story because they are aware of them watching a
play. When audiences are not suspended in disbelief, their intellectual response to the drama
increases. The stage uses white light. Lights would originally create mood or
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Lead By Examples
Lead by Example: Reality or Fiction
715 words
Lead by example, is one of the most famous sayings. For many people the saying Lead by
example doesn t mean anything to them, because most people aren t leader, but followers. But,
there are still that rare type of person that leads and doesn t follow people but they show them
the way and help them. In this world, most people aren t brave enough to lead others and that s
why the people in the world that actually do lead are the bravest and strongest out of anyone.
Lead by example is mostly fiction is this corrupt world, but for some, it is reality and they do it
everyday. For the people who are too weak and aren t brave enough to lead others, they are what we
call followers. When ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The ones that help lead the countries and try to make it better. But, instead of trying to lead and
make it better the leaders are soft and sensitive. Which in result, make most people in the world
soft and sensitive since the people are followers and follow the leaders. Since the people follow
the leader, the world is becoming soft and sensitive and countries aren t as powerful as they used
to be. The leaders need to change their ways now before something bad happens and there aren t
enough people to stop it.
For many people in this world Lead by example doesn t mean anything to them. But for some Lead
by example is reality and way of life. Many people is this world are followers, which are too weak
to do anything by themselves. But, for some they are a rare type of person that lead and are
brave and do everything on their own. In this world, people need to change and stop being
followers and become leaders. If people don t start to change their ways and lead and stop being
soft and sensitive, the world would would stop deteriorating and turn into a great place like it used
to be in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lead by Example: Reality or Fiction
715 words
Lead by example, is one of the most famous sayings. For many people the saying Lead by
example doesn t mean anything to them, because most people aren t leader, but followers. But,
there are still that rare type of person that leads and doesn t follow people but they show them
the way and help them. In this world, most people aren t brave enough to lead others and that s
why the people in the world that actually do lead are the bravest and strongest out of anyone.
Lead by example is mostly fiction is this corrupt world, but for some, it is reality and they do it
everyday. For the people who are too weak and aren t brave enough to lead others, they are what we
call followers. When ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The ones that help lead the countries and try to make it better. But, instead of trying to lead and
make it better the leaders are soft and sensitive. Which in result, make most people in the world
soft and sensitive since the people are followers and follow the leaders. Since the people follow
the leader, the world is becoming soft and sensitive and countries aren t as powerful as they used
to be. The leaders need to change their ways now before something bad happens and there aren t
enough people to stop it.
For many people in this world Lead by example doesn t mean anything to them. But for some Lead
by example is reality and way of life. Many people is this world are followers, which are too weak
to do anything by themselves. But, for some they are a rare type of person that lead and are
brave and do everything on their own. In this world, people need to change and stop being
followers and become leaders. If people don t start to change their ways and lead and stop being
soft and sensitive, the world would would stop deteriorating and turn into a great place like it used
to be in the
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The Iron Mills By Rebecca Harding Davis Essay
Throughout Cultural Perspectives, many influential texts have been read, analyzed, and discussed.
One text, Life in the Iron Mills by Rebecca Harding Davis, integrates the thoughts of quite a few
authors that have been discussed this semester. Through employing a Marxist view of history there
are always the haves and the have nots one can see that Life in the Iron Mills exemplifies the
struggles that face many have not citizens throughout history. One can then see the clear
connections to various authors such as Mary Wollstonecraft, W.E.B. DuBois, Karl Marxand
Freidrich Engels, and Adam Smith.
Life in the Iron Mills is a tragic yet poignant story of the effects of a man s socioeconomic status.
Although set in the nineteenth century, the story is all too familiar. The short story begins with
a reflective narrator begging the audience to read the story with an open mind not tainted by the
ideals of high society (Davis). The narrator suggests the story be read from the perspective of the
protagonist, Hugh Wolfe, a lowly puddler at the iron mill (Davis). Hugh works long, hard hours
at the mill for little to no pay in attempts to provide not only for himself but also for his cousin,
Deborah, and a young girl, Janey (Davis). In Hugh s spare time at the mill, he carves sculptures out
of korl (Davis). Hugh leads a typical life of a working class citizen.
One night, the owner and a few other upper class men visited the mill to examine the furnaces
(Davis). As they
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Throughout Cultural Perspectives, many influential texts have been read, analyzed, and discussed.
One text, Life in the Iron Mills by Rebecca Harding Davis, integrates the thoughts of quite a few
authors that have been discussed this semester. Through employing a Marxist view of history there
are always the haves and the have nots one can see that Life in the Iron Mills exemplifies the
struggles that face many have not citizens throughout history. One can then see the clear
connections to various authors such as Mary Wollstonecraft, W.E.B. DuBois, Karl Marxand
Freidrich Engels, and Adam Smith.
Life in the Iron Mills is a tragic yet poignant story of the effects of a man s socioeconomic status.
Although set in the nineteenth century, the story is all too familiar. The short story begins with
a reflective narrator begging the audience to read the story with an open mind not tainted by the
ideals of high society (Davis). The narrator suggests the story be read from the perspective of the
protagonist, Hugh Wolfe, a lowly puddler at the iron mill (Davis). Hugh works long, hard hours
at the mill for little to no pay in attempts to provide not only for himself but also for his cousin,
Deborah, and a young girl, Janey (Davis). In Hugh s spare time at the mill, he carves sculptures out
of korl (Davis). Hugh leads a typical life of a working class citizen.
One night, the owner and a few other upper class men visited the mill to examine the furnaces
(Davis). As they
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Long Vacation Vs Year Round School
Nowadays, schools across the country tend to switch their schedule to a year round curriculum,
which suggests that both teachers and students no longer have the traditional two months of
summer vacation. However, many proponents of an extended summer vacation contend that long
vacation each year is better for students. As the seemingly simple notion of several short vacations
throughout the year triggers a firestorm of debate, we need to understand the realistic effects of
several short vacations. If students have more frequent breaks, they can avoid the brain drain .
Several short breaks also make it easier to get a fresh start when necessary. Finally, I think that the
purpose for which long summervacation was introduced is no longer exist.
First of all, frequent short break is the antidote of the dreaded brain drain that students experience
during the summer vacation. Most of the cases, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The traditional American school year consists of a nine month schedule requiring 180 days in the
classroom. This schedule was designed when America was still a largely agrarian country. At that
time, this system was established due to children were often needed to work in the fields during the
summer period. As those reasons no longer make sense in this modern era, I support year round
education instead of nine month school year.
In a nutshell, I think several short vacations are better than long summer vacation in many ways.
Students are able to rest and regain energy in between the classes and exams, and their
recollection of lesson is considerably enhanced. Furthermore, it also meets teachers high demand
for their time at the end of grading period. Lastly, the long summer vacation is not what is best for
today s students since traditional long summer vacation is no longer essential. So, I believe it is a
plan that every school should
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nowadays, schools across the country tend to switch their schedule to a year round curriculum,
which suggests that both teachers and students no longer have the traditional two months of
summer vacation. However, many proponents of an extended summer vacation contend that long
vacation each year is better for students. As the seemingly simple notion of several short vacations
throughout the year triggers a firestorm of debate, we need to understand the realistic effects of
several short vacations. If students have more frequent breaks, they can avoid the brain drain .
Several short breaks also make it easier to get a fresh start when necessary. Finally, I think that the
purpose for which long summervacation was introduced is no longer exist.
First of all, frequent short break is the antidote of the dreaded brain drain that students experience
during the summer vacation. Most of the cases, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The traditional American school year consists of a nine month schedule requiring 180 days in the
classroom. This schedule was designed when America was still a largely agrarian country. At that
time, this system was established due to children were often needed to work in the fields during the
summer period. As those reasons no longer make sense in this modern era, I support year round
education instead of nine month school year.
In a nutshell, I think several short vacations are better than long summer vacation in many ways.
Students are able to rest and regain energy in between the classes and exams, and their
recollection of lesson is considerably enhanced. Furthermore, it also meets teachers high demand
for their time at the end of grading period. Lastly, the long summer vacation is not what is best for
today s students since traditional long summer vacation is no longer essential. So, I believe it is a
plan that every school should
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
STEM-Based Science Class Analysis
In this paper, I strive to use the knowledge I acquired about teaching science to effectively
describe an exceptional science class that encourages students to inquire and investigate their
world. During observation of this STEM based science class, I observe several teaching
techniques used to effectively shape and structure the science methods being used. The class
community was very immersed into the science methodological process skills as students were
inspired to discover while becoming effective problem solvers. This analysis will provide a
detailed understanding of the skills and teaching techniques used as well as the role they play in
the daily running of and effective science classroom. The classroom I observed for analysis... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It showed me enthusiastic students are when they are engaged in the learning process. I was able to
witness many teaching strategies used as the educator tried to provide accommodation for all
learners. For example, the student who liked math could be the accountant. This fieldwork
observation showed how important it is to create a classroom community where all students are
able to thrive. It also showed how learning is divergent and that all students can have different
answers or design to the same question or project. Most of all, I learned how students enjoy
working in a free environment as well as how inquiry based learning keeps them engaged in the
learning process from beginning to end. In the future, I would like to gain more insight from a
science teacher who use the STEM based approach through discussion, as this will provide me
opportunities to question him or her as opposed to observing via a video
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In this paper, I strive to use the knowledge I acquired about teaching science to effectively
describe an exceptional science class that encourages students to inquire and investigate their
world. During observation of this STEM based science class, I observe several teaching
techniques used to effectively shape and structure the science methods being used. The class
community was very immersed into the science methodological process skills as students were
inspired to discover while becoming effective problem solvers. This analysis will provide a
detailed understanding of the skills and teaching techniques used as well as the role they play in
the daily running of and effective science classroom. The classroom I observed for analysis... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It showed me enthusiastic students are when they are engaged in the learning process. I was able to
witness many teaching strategies used as the educator tried to provide accommodation for all
learners. For example, the student who liked math could be the accountant. This fieldwork
observation showed how important it is to create a classroom community where all students are
able to thrive. It also showed how learning is divergent and that all students can have different
answers or design to the same question or project. Most of all, I learned how students enjoy
working in a free environment as well as how inquiry based learning keeps them engaged in the
learning process from beginning to end. In the future, I would like to gain more insight from a
science teacher who use the STEM based approach through discussion, as this will provide me
opportunities to question him or her as opposed to observing via a video
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Gilbert Tuhabonye In Michael Hall s Running...
Running for His Life In the article Running for His Life by Michael Hall he explains the traumatic
experience Gilbert Tuhabonye had to experience in his hometown when he was young. In Burundi
his peers were assassinated by people they ve known most of their life who happened to be Hutu.
The Hutu clan wanted all Tutsipeople dead. They were determined to eliminate all Tutsi
individuals. They killed hundreds of young students in his school that day. They set the school
on fire so no one would survive. Everyone was in terrible pain they just wanted it to be over. He
was in pain as well, part of his body was on fire. He then tried to kill himself by putting an end to
his breathing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, Gilbert Tuhabonye s agent John Conley states Before a race, I tell him he s done the
work... he just has to not to let the negative talk in his head get to him. (603) This quotation
shows that Tuhabonye feels as he isn t good enough, and although he s done all the work he still
has trouble accepting the fact that he is outstanding at what he does. When he went through the
horrible experience of being treated like he was worth absolutely nothing by the Hutus. He had
no self confidence and some of that is still with him. Tuhabonye coaches people to be the best
they can be and also motivates them, even though he needs to be motivating himself. If he
believed in himself more, he could become unstopable. Also, John Conley recounts that
Tuhabonye thinks These guys are better than me, and he puts himself in last place. (603) This
quotation shows how low his self esteem actually is, he doesn t give himself enough credit.
Tuhabonye is hard on himself because he knows nothing is easy. Coming from a third world
country he has built himself up from nothing, and he knows he has a long road ahead of him.
Everyone in his life believes he can achieve his goals except himself and thats something that he
needs to work on according to his agent. He wants to win an Olympic medal and he knows he has
to work
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Running for His Life In the article Running for His Life by Michael Hall he explains the traumatic
experience Gilbert Tuhabonye had to experience in his hometown when he was young. In Burundi
his peers were assassinated by people they ve known most of their life who happened to be Hutu.
The Hutu clan wanted all Tutsipeople dead. They were determined to eliminate all Tutsi
individuals. They killed hundreds of young students in his school that day. They set the school
on fire so no one would survive. Everyone was in terrible pain they just wanted it to be over. He
was in pain as well, part of his body was on fire. He then tried to kill himself by putting an end to
his breathing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, Gilbert Tuhabonye s agent John Conley states Before a race, I tell him he s done the
work... he just has to not to let the negative talk in his head get to him. (603) This quotation
shows that Tuhabonye feels as he isn t good enough, and although he s done all the work he still
has trouble accepting the fact that he is outstanding at what he does. When he went through the
horrible experience of being treated like he was worth absolutely nothing by the Hutus. He had
no self confidence and some of that is still with him. Tuhabonye coaches people to be the best
they can be and also motivates them, even though he needs to be motivating himself. If he
believed in himself more, he could become unstopable. Also, John Conley recounts that
Tuhabonye thinks These guys are better than me, and he puts himself in last place. (603) This
quotation shows how low his self esteem actually is, he doesn t give himself enough credit.
Tuhabonye is hard on himself because he knows nothing is easy. Coming from a third world
country he has built himself up from nothing, and he knows he has a long road ahead of him.
Everyone in his life believes he can achieve his goals except himself and thats something that he
needs to work on according to his agent. He wants to win an Olympic medal and he knows he has
to work
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Energy Industry Is Controlled And Dominated By The...
Currently, the energy industry is controlled and dominated by the consumption of fossil fuels. As
energy companies are constantly burning these fossil fuels, this leaves the public questioning how
much supply we have left after this period of usage. Despite this, the search for alternative energy
sources to lower the cost of living for families around Australia has been going for years, where
some have found what works for them and their price range while others have not.
Australia is ranked 16th in the world for most energy consumed per capita totalling over 5590
kgoe/a (Kilograms of Oil Equivalent per annum) of crude oil. Over 73% of Australian families
uses electricity that is derived from coal, 13% use electricity produced from natural ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Yes, a community is able to live on renewable energy sources such as wind power and solar power.
A majority of local systems should install power grids purely based upon renewable energy,
depending on the source will depend on the area and the source that can generate the most on
demand. For example, small communities further in land will be able to depend on the use of
geothermal energy due to being in an isolated area where the mine can be installed and maintained
without disturbing day to day activities whereas in a city this would be impossible. The primary
question regarding the use of renewable/alternative energy sources is if they re able to generate
enough energy to cover the entire country? While the answer is currently unknown, we know
variables which in the end can bring us as a country to the conclusion. In a 2009 report by the
Australian Academy of Science, they state that Today s scientific and political consensus is that the
level of global emissions of greenhouse gases needs [to stabilise at] atmospheric concentrations
somewhere between 450 to 500 parts per million to avoid serious, if not catastrophic, effects on life
and property. Achieving this goal poses some formidable challenges . On top of this statement, there
are multiple uncertainties such as climate change, cost, and limitations. Currently, Australians alone
produce
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Currently, the energy industry is controlled and dominated by the consumption of fossil fuels. As
energy companies are constantly burning these fossil fuels, this leaves the public questioning how
much supply we have left after this period of usage. Despite this, the search for alternative energy
sources to lower the cost of living for families around Australia has been going for years, where
some have found what works for them and their price range while others have not.
Australia is ranked 16th in the world for most energy consumed per capita totalling over 5590
kgoe/a (Kilograms of Oil Equivalent per annum) of crude oil. Over 73% of Australian families
uses electricity that is derived from coal, 13% use electricity produced from natural ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Yes, a community is able to live on renewable energy sources such as wind power and solar power.
A majority of local systems should install power grids purely based upon renewable energy,
depending on the source will depend on the area and the source that can generate the most on
demand. For example, small communities further in land will be able to depend on the use of
geothermal energy due to being in an isolated area where the mine can be installed and maintained
without disturbing day to day activities whereas in a city this would be impossible. The primary
question regarding the use of renewable/alternative energy sources is if they re able to generate
enough energy to cover the entire country? While the answer is currently unknown, we know
variables which in the end can bring us as a country to the conclusion. In a 2009 report by the
Australian Academy of Science, they state that Today s scientific and political consensus is that the
level of global emissions of greenhouse gases needs [to stabilise at] atmospheric concentrations
somewhere between 450 to 500 parts per million to avoid serious, if not catastrophic, effects on life
and property. Achieving this goal poses some formidable challenges . On top of this statement, there
are multiple uncertainties such as climate change, cost, and limitations. Currently, Australians alone
produce
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
American Sociological Review On Domestic Violence
Introduction
Deaths, altercations, arrests, and separations. What could they possibly all have in common? That
would be domestic violence. From professional football players to celebrities that have committed
domestic violence. Domestic violence is now a trending topic that is being heard throughout the
country. Lawrence Sherman and Richard Berk conducted a domestic violence experiment in
Minneapolis. In April of 1984 this experiment came out in the American Sociological Review,
Volume 49, Issue 2.
The Findings
Sherman and Berk mention that a police foundation study stated that the police had intervened at
least once in the last two years of eighty five percent of cases (p.263). The study went on to
mention that police presence was required five or more times in fifty four percent of the spousal
homicides (Sherman and Berk, p.263). However, it is important to mention that based on the data
they had, it could not be determined if less or more arrests would help decrease the homicide rates.
According to the American Sociological Review this experiment took place for eighteen months in
the Minneapolis police. It was stated that the experiment started on March 17, 1981 and lasted until
August 1, 1982. The two precincts with the highest reports of domestic violence were chosen. Arrest
, having the suspect leave, and mediation were one of the three strategies that the officers were
suppose to use when responding to a domestic violence dispute. The interventions were assigned
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction
Deaths, altercations, arrests, and separations. What could they possibly all have in common? That
would be domestic violence. From professional football players to celebrities that have committed
domestic violence. Domestic violence is now a trending topic that is being heard throughout the
country. Lawrence Sherman and Richard Berk conducted a domestic violence experiment in
Minneapolis. In April of 1984 this experiment came out in the American Sociological Review,
Volume 49, Issue 2.
The Findings
Sherman and Berk mention that a police foundation study stated that the police had intervened at
least once in the last two years of eighty five percent of cases (p.263). The study went on to
mention that police presence was required five or more times in fifty four percent of the spousal
homicides (Sherman and Berk, p.263). However, it is important to mention that based on the data
they had, it could not be determined if less or more arrests would help decrease the homicide rates.
According to the American Sociological Review this experiment took place for eighteen months in
the Minneapolis police. It was stated that the experiment started on March 17, 1981 and lasted until
August 1, 1982. The two precincts with the highest reports of domestic violence were chosen. Arrest
, having the suspect leave, and mediation were one of the three strategies that the officers were
suppose to use when responding to a domestic violence dispute. The interventions were assigned
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on The Causes of World War I
The Causes of World War I It has been suggested that naval rivalry was the main cause of World
War One because, this was one of the most significant causes of tension between some of the most
powerful countries in Europe. I strongly agree that this contributed to World War One but there are
also several other factors that have to be considered such as the Assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand, the First Moroccan Crisis, the Second Moroccan Crisis, the Balkan Wars and the Arms
Race. Naval Rivalry When Kaiser Wilhelm announced that he intended to build a powerful navy in
1898.Britains natural reaction was to feel very threatened and intimidated, especially since Britain
had been the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Franz Ferdinand was killed because Serbians feared that after his ascension to the throne, he
would continue and even heighten the persecution of Serbs living within the Austro Hungarian
Empire. A member of the Black Hand organisation, Nedjelko Cabrinovic attempt to kill
Ferdinand by throwing a bomb into the car but was unsuccessful when Franz deflected the bomb
with his arm. Theb Archduke later resumed his tour of Sarajevo, but when his chauffer took a
wrong turn another Black Hand agent, Gavrilo Princip stepped up to the car and fired two pistol
shots. Sophie was killed instantly and Franz died minutes later. This lead to Austria Hungary
producing a lengthy list of demands to Serbia, which were to be completed within 48 hours.
Serbia could not comply with all the demands and on July 28 1914 Austria Hungary declared
war on Serbia World War One had begun. This contributed to the start of the First World War
because Serbia enraged Austria Hungry so much that they declared war. The First Moroccan
Crisis Morocco on the northern coast of Africa was rich in mineral and agricultural wealth. Both
Germany and France coveted the place. By her entente with Britain in 1904, France was given a
free hand in Morocco. Kaiser William II, angry at France s
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The Causes of World War I It has been suggested that naval rivalry was the main cause of World
War One because, this was one of the most significant causes of tension between some of the most
powerful countries in Europe. I strongly agree that this contributed to World War One but there are
also several other factors that have to be considered such as the Assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand, the First Moroccan Crisis, the Second Moroccan Crisis, the Balkan Wars and the Arms
Race. Naval Rivalry When Kaiser Wilhelm announced that he intended to build a powerful navy in
1898.Britains natural reaction was to feel very threatened and intimidated, especially since Britain
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Franz Ferdinand was killed because Serbians feared that after his ascension to the throne, he
would continue and even heighten the persecution of Serbs living within the Austro Hungarian
Empire. A member of the Black Hand organisation, Nedjelko Cabrinovic attempt to kill
Ferdinand by throwing a bomb into the car but was unsuccessful when Franz deflected the bomb
with his arm. Theb Archduke later resumed his tour of Sarajevo, but when his chauffer took a
wrong turn another Black Hand agent, Gavrilo Princip stepped up to the car and fired two pistol
shots. Sophie was killed instantly and Franz died minutes later. This lead to Austria Hungary
producing a lengthy list of demands to Serbia, which were to be completed within 48 hours.
Serbia could not comply with all the demands and on July 28 1914 Austria Hungary declared
war on Serbia World War One had begun. This contributed to the start of the First World War
because Serbia enraged Austria Hungry so much that they declared war. The First Moroccan
Crisis Morocco on the northern coast of Africa was rich in mineral and agricultural wealth. Both
Germany and France coveted the place. By her entente with Britain in 1904, France was given a
free hand in Morocco. Kaiser William II, angry at France s
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Oedipus The King Jocasta Quotes
True ignorance is not the absence of knowledge but the refusal to acquire it. This quote from the
renowned philosopher Karl Popper perfectly describes the actions of Jocasta in Sophocles play
Oedipus Rex, as she should be blamed for the central tragedy of the play. There was plenty of
knowledge available to realize that she was marrying her son yet she refused to allow herself to put
the pieces together. It might seem logical to blame Oedipusfor the tragedy, as he had a major flaw:
arrogance; however, it had no bearing in the ultimate tragedy of the play, the act of Oedipus
marrying his mother and fathering four children with her. Jocasta, on the other hand, knew that her
son had his feet pinned and when Oedipus arrived in Thebes, she... Show more content on
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Sophocles slowly reveals the story of Oedipus s birth throughout the play: Jocasta recalls that her
first husband, Laius, had received a prophecy that doom would strike him at the hands of his
son; (Sophocles 787), when Laius s son was born, Laius fastened his ankles (Sophocles 792) and
handed him to Jocasta to be killed. Jocasta did not kill him, however, and handed him over to a
shepherd (1289 1291) who handed him over to another shepherd, who raised him. That same
shepherd, later states that Oedipus s ankles still resemble the fact that they had been pinned:
Your ankles ... they tell the story. Look at them (1132). Further evidence that Oedipus still had
evidence of pinned feet comes in the stage directions before the play begins, describing Oedipus
as majestic but for a telltale limp (Sophocles). This description of Oedipus s background reveals
two substantial truths regarding Jocasta. The first is that Jocasta never physically observed her
son killed; as a result, she either assumed that he had been killed or knew in the back of her mind
that he might still be
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True ignorance is not the absence of knowledge but the refusal to acquire it. This quote from the
renowned philosopher Karl Popper perfectly describes the actions of Jocasta in Sophocles play
Oedipus Rex, as she should be blamed for the central tragedy of the play. There was plenty of
knowledge available to realize that she was marrying her son yet she refused to allow herself to put
the pieces together. It might seem logical to blame Oedipusfor the tragedy, as he had a major flaw:
arrogance; however, it had no bearing in the ultimate tragedy of the play, the act of Oedipus
marrying his mother and fathering four children with her. Jocasta, on the other hand, knew that her
son had his feet pinned and when Oedipus arrived in Thebes, she... Show more content on
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Sophocles slowly reveals the story of Oedipus s birth throughout the play: Jocasta recalls that her
first husband, Laius, had received a prophecy that doom would strike him at the hands of his
son; (Sophocles 787), when Laius s son was born, Laius fastened his ankles (Sophocles 792) and
handed him to Jocasta to be killed. Jocasta did not kill him, however, and handed him over to a
shepherd (1289 1291) who handed him over to another shepherd, who raised him. That same
shepherd, later states that Oedipus s ankles still resemble the fact that they had been pinned:
Your ankles ... they tell the story. Look at them (1132). Further evidence that Oedipus still had
evidence of pinned feet comes in the stage directions before the play begins, describing Oedipus
as majestic but for a telltale limp (Sophocles). This description of Oedipus s background reveals
two substantial truths regarding Jocasta. The first is that Jocasta never physically observed her
son killed; as a result, she either assumed that he had been killed or knew in the back of her mind
that he might still be
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Differences Between Pssycho And Psycho
When the topic for the research paper was decided on finding out how the cultural differences in
a movie and its remake versions are dealt with by film makers , it was astonishing to find many
similar works which were already done related to this topic. This proved that many observed
films rather than just watching it and were curious to learn the potential of films for holding up
the cultural values and beliefs of a particular society. In addition to this, all this studies were a
sneak peek into the ways in which films act as a medium for reinforcing the norms of a particular
society, also how films create and uphold the popular culture.
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He claims that such a study led to drawing a critical discrimination between the remake and the
original. The study just took a specific scene and arranged them on screen side by side.
Throughout the process what stood out was the effect the Hitchcock scene had on the audience
that is his version made it compelling to watch than its remake. This led to the conclusion that
details matter and it is what makes all the difference. Raymond Durgnat mention this in his book
A Long Hard Look at Psycho as thus: The superiority of Psycho over its apparent genre, lies not
in its structure, but in its fine detail (what Leavis used to call texture ) . Thus the essay concluded
by saying that while it was possible to duplicate a film shot chemically or digitally, it cannot be
reproduced by re shooting. Therefore the attempts of Sant were a fallacious all
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When the topic for the research paper was decided on finding out how the cultural differences in
a movie and its remake versions are dealt with by film makers , it was astonishing to find many
similar works which were already done related to this topic. This proved that many observed
films rather than just watching it and were curious to learn the potential of films for holding up
the cultural values and beliefs of a particular society. In addition to this, all this studies were a
sneak peek into the ways in which films act as a medium for reinforcing the norms of a particular
society, also how films create and uphold the popular culture.
The love that Indians hold for films is quite known around the world. After all in which country ...
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He claims that such a study led to drawing a critical discrimination between the remake and the
original. The study just took a specific scene and arranged them on screen side by side.
Throughout the process what stood out was the effect the Hitchcock scene had on the audience
that is his version made it compelling to watch than its remake. This led to the conclusion that
details matter and it is what makes all the difference. Raymond Durgnat mention this in his book
A Long Hard Look at Psycho as thus: The superiority of Psycho over its apparent genre, lies not
in its structure, but in its fine detail (what Leavis used to call texture ) . Thus the essay concluded
by saying that while it was possible to duplicate a film shot chemically or digitally, it cannot be
reproduced by re shooting. Therefore the attempts of Sant were a fallacious all
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An Off Season Analysis
The author s main point of this essay was that we get so caught up in our lives that there is
barely any downtime to just be. She talks about how they signed her daughter up for soccer in the
fall thinking it would be a one season thing but then they started talking about winter league.
When she was walking her daughter play in the winter league, she thought that we need breaks or
an off season to regroup and get our bodies together. Even the best of the best in their sports or
careers take downtime to ensure that they don t burn out. The author talks about the importance of
an off season, to ensure that we have the chance to experience life at its fullest. This article spoke
to me because my life is overloaded with so many activities and things
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The author s main point of this essay was that we get so caught up in our lives that there is
barely any downtime to just be. She talks about how they signed her daughter up for soccer in the
fall thinking it would be a one season thing but then they started talking about winter league.
When she was walking her daughter play in the winter league, she thought that we need breaks or
an off season to regroup and get our bodies together. Even the best of the best in their sports or
careers take downtime to ensure that they don t burn out. The author talks about the importance of
an off season, to ensure that we have the chance to experience life at its fullest. This article spoke
to me because my life is overloaded with so many activities and things
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James Watson s The Race For The Double Helix
In The Race for the Double Helix there were five major characters that helped make the
discovery of how DNA looks. The first, James Watson, was one of the more major and important
characters. He and his partner, Francis Crick, made the final model for DNA. Watson however
was always trying to find pieces to the puzzle by scavenging from over scientists discoveries. He
would travel the world just to meet up and talk to different scientists. He would go to dinner
parties and even parties and talk to all kinds of people about DNA. He was very enthusiastic in the
way he worked and collaborated with different people. All he wanted was to be the first to make a
correct model of DNA and he had some help from his partner Francis Crick. Francis Crick, partner
of James Watson, was on the same mission for DNA model just like most scientist were. Towards
the end of the movie the partners were almost finished with the model but Watson was thinking so
complex, Crick ended up finding the solution to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was treated very unfair because she mostly worked with all men and she was the only
women. She was very independent but at times she felt lonely and wanted to quit because she
thought that this process would take forever and she did not want to miss out on her family and
friends. When Watson came to talk to her and was very unwelcoming because she knew he was
trying to find answers and she did not want to be taken advantage of. She was very hardworking
and drove herself to success. She seemed to always be in the lab trying to find a breakthrough
but would get so aggravated she would have to take a break and come back to it. When she saw
the model Watson and Crick had created she seemed to be relieved yet upset because her life s
work was right in front of her but yet she was not the one who had created the model even though
she had helped the boys by giving them some
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In The Race for the Double Helix there were five major characters that helped make the
discovery of how DNA looks. The first, James Watson, was one of the more major and important
characters. He and his partner, Francis Crick, made the final model for DNA. Watson however
was always trying to find pieces to the puzzle by scavenging from over scientists discoveries. He
would travel the world just to meet up and talk to different scientists. He would go to dinner
parties and even parties and talk to all kinds of people about DNA. He was very enthusiastic in the
way he worked and collaborated with different people. All he wanted was to be the first to make a
correct model of DNA and he had some help from his partner Francis Crick. Francis Crick, partner
of James Watson, was on the same mission for DNA model just like most scientist were. Towards
the end of the movie the partners were almost finished with the model but Watson was thinking so
complex, Crick ended up finding the solution to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was treated very unfair because she mostly worked with all men and she was the only
women. She was very independent but at times she felt lonely and wanted to quit because she
thought that this process would take forever and she did not want to miss out on her family and
friends. When Watson came to talk to her and was very unwelcoming because she knew he was
trying to find answers and she did not want to be taken advantage of. She was very hardworking
and drove herself to success. She seemed to always be in the lab trying to find a breakthrough
but would get so aggravated she would have to take a break and come back to it. When she saw
the model Watson and Crick had created she seemed to be relieved yet upset because her life s
work was right in front of her but yet she was not the one who had created the model even though
she had helped the boys by giving them some
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Advantages Of Linear Programming Models
ANS 1(a) All Decision Science models have some assumptions on which they are based as well as
having certain components unit. Linear programming models is not different and they have been
based on clearly some of the assumptions
Linear programming models always use linear arithmetical relationships for in lieu of a company s
decision given to a business objective and the resource restriction
The four workings of a linear programming model are as follows
1 Decision Variables
2 Objective Function
3 Restrictions or Constraints
4 Parameters
I would start with defining each of the component
Decision Variables In general terms decision variables are mathematical symbols which put on the
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The advantages of EOQ models are as follows
1 minimizes holding cost Storing inventory is an expensive process for any business . The main
advantage of this model is that it helps in decreasing the storage or holding cost of goods by
getting at the optimum inventory level . If the holding costs are high in a firm then that firm may
point to more orders of few items to reduce the cost
2 minimizes ordering cost the aim of any firm is to minimize costs and the ordering costs are no
exception . The EOQ model helps in reducing the ordering costs by placing less orders in a year but
of more items .
3 Ease of operations EOQ does not only provide information about the optimum amount of
inventory to be ordered but it also helps in providing information such as the reorder level , lead
time and the amount of safety stock to hold . All these information help in running the business
efficiently and minimizing the
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ANS 1(a) All Decision Science models have some assumptions on which they are based as well as
having certain components unit. Linear programming models is not different and they have been
based on clearly some of the assumptions
Linear programming models always use linear arithmetical relationships for in lieu of a company s
decision given to a business objective and the resource restriction
The four workings of a linear programming model are as follows
1 Decision Variables
2 Objective Function
3 Restrictions or Constraints
4 Parameters
I would start with defining each of the component
Decision Variables In general terms decision variables are mathematical symbols which put on the
levels of activity of an organization or it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The advantages of EOQ models are as follows
1 minimizes holding cost Storing inventory is an expensive process for any business . The main
advantage of this model is that it helps in decreasing the storage or holding cost of goods by
getting at the optimum inventory level . If the holding costs are high in a firm then that firm may
point to more orders of few items to reduce the cost
2 minimizes ordering cost the aim of any firm is to minimize costs and the ordering costs are no
exception . The EOQ model helps in reducing the ordering costs by placing less orders in a year but
of more items .
3 Ease of operations EOQ does not only provide information about the optimum amount of
inventory to be ordered but it also helps in providing information such as the reorder level , lead
time and the amount of safety stock to hold . All these information help in running the business
efficiently and minimizing the
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Porter s Six Forces Model Essay
In this paper, we are going to discuss Porter s six forces model and its effect in industries. With this
model, companies can determine the attractiveness and profitability of a market and also determine
its competitiveness. Companies need to develop strong corporate strategies in order to structure the
six forces to their advantage and strengthen their market position. This model can add advantages or
disadvantages to industries in competition depending on the situation. The model has its strengths
and weaknesses, which are going to be discussed in depth in this paper. Porter s six forces model is
structured as follows: first we have the horizontal forces which include threat of substitutes, threat
of new entrants and competitive rivalry... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Applying Porter s model can help a company develop competitive strategies by choosing a strategy
appropriate for the new competition. Porter stated in Harvard Business Review that strategists
could come up with a plan of action after having assessed the forces affecting competition in an
industry and their causes. The plan of action may include positioning the company to allow its
competences to provide a defense against the competitive force and improving the company s
position by influencing the balance of the forces through strategic moves (Porter 2015). Porter also
shared that competitive strategy must be implemented in order to anticipate shifts in the factors
underlying forces and responding to them. The competitive environment influences the
performance of businesses and from a competitive industry perspective; Porter s model defines
whether the industry is attractive or unattractive. In an attractive industry, the threat of entrants,
threat of substitute products and intensity of rivalry among existing firms are low. Additionally, the
bargaining power of buyers and suppliers are also low and weak. On the other hand, in an
unattractive industry the five forces are high and
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In this paper, we are going to discuss Porter s six forces model and its effect in industries. With this
model, companies can determine the attractiveness and profitability of a market and also determine
its competitiveness. Companies need to develop strong corporate strategies in order to structure the
six forces to their advantage and strengthen their market position. This model can add advantages or
disadvantages to industries in competition depending on the situation. The model has its strengths
and weaknesses, which are going to be discussed in depth in this paper. Porter s six forces model is
structured as follows: first we have the horizontal forces which include threat of substitutes, threat
of new entrants and competitive rivalry... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Applying Porter s model can help a company develop competitive strategies by choosing a strategy
appropriate for the new competition. Porter stated in Harvard Business Review that strategists
could come up with a plan of action after having assessed the forces affecting competition in an
industry and their causes. The plan of action may include positioning the company to allow its
competences to provide a defense against the competitive force and improving the company s
position by influencing the balance of the forces through strategic moves (Porter 2015). Porter also
shared that competitive strategy must be implemented in order to anticipate shifts in the factors
underlying forces and responding to them. The competitive environment influences the
performance of businesses and from a competitive industry perspective; Porter s model defines
whether the industry is attractive or unattractive. In an attractive industry, the threat of entrants,
threat of substitute products and intensity of rivalry among existing firms are low. Additionally, the
bargaining power of buyers and suppliers are also low and weak. On the other hand, in an
unattractive industry the five forces are high and
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White Supremacy Research Paper
There is a surge in violence in America since Donald Trump became president of the United
States, people might think that this type of violence may have to do with someone from the
Middle East killing Americans. However this has not happened since September 11, 2001 because
most terrorist attacks have been mostly carried out by people who are white and Christian. This is
the core value of White Supremacy which is defined as a person who believes that the white raceis
inherently superior to other races and that white people should have control over people of other
race . ( Definition of WHITE SUPREMACY,2018) by Some people fail to call out white
supremacist terrorism in the United Statesof America, and that is a major problem. Because a...
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Yet it is labeled as terrorism more prevalently in today s America since Donald Trump was
elected, the problem is that people fail to call it terrorism. Ever since Charlottesville people have
been more vigilant against white supremacist, but they need more help with funding to train our
local law enforcement and the Federal government has to begin to combat terrorism especially
Right wing terrorism and white supremacist terrorism. Education is probably the most important
key to fighting this type of violence and parents should teach their children how to respect and
treat another person who seems vulnerable to this type of community. In addition important to
stand up when you see someone who is being attacked because of their race or religion because
silence in the face of this type of bigotry is not only dangerous but it is not
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There is a surge in violence in America since Donald Trump became president of the United
States, people might think that this type of violence may have to do with someone from the
Middle East killing Americans. However this has not happened since September 11, 2001 because
most terrorist attacks have been mostly carried out by people who are white and Christian. This is
the core value of White Supremacy which is defined as a person who believes that the white raceis
inherently superior to other races and that white people should have control over people of other
race . ( Definition of WHITE SUPREMACY,2018) by Some people fail to call out white
supremacist terrorism in the United Statesof America, and that is a major problem. Because a...
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Yet it is labeled as terrorism more prevalently in today s America since Donald Trump was
elected, the problem is that people fail to call it terrorism. Ever since Charlottesville people have
been more vigilant against white supremacist, but they need more help with funding to train our
local law enforcement and the Federal government has to begin to combat terrorism especially
Right wing terrorism and white supremacist terrorism. Education is probably the most important
key to fighting this type of violence and parents should teach their children how to respect and
treat another person who seems vulnerable to this type of community. In addition important to
stand up when you see someone who is being attacked because of their race or religion because
silence in the face of this type of bigotry is not only dangerous but it is not
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Ma3 Jennings Case Analysis
This is a recap of our duty day thus far: MA3 Bernard Jennings (CVN75 SEC) had a court
appearance at 1200 today for a protective order hearing. He also had two outstanding warrants for
assault batter on a family member. When he went to court (escorted by MAC Powers), he was
taken into custody for the warrants. The court was unable to inform MAC Powers how long he
would be in jail or any details on his arrest. MA1 Chantese Moore picked him up. MA3 Jennings
was released for the night and he went home. He needs to be back in court at tomorrow at 0900.
(SITREP DRAFTED) IC3 Antonio Sanchez (CVN75 AIR/V2) was arrested at 0400 for DWI in
Hampton Va. Member blew a .18 BAC at 0501. Member was charged with DWI and Reckless
driving by danger to life, limb or property. IC3 Sanchez came back on board around 1730 and at
1745 he was administered a BAC by HST Security and he blew .065. Member was placed on a duty
status for his own safety. (SITREP DRAFTED)... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Incident occurred Sunday morning 17 December. Time unknown. Location Virginia Beach area.
(SITREP DRAFTED) Free Available Chlorine (FAC), Chloramines (Total Chlorine) Test:
Called LTJG James Cole (NAVSTA CDO) at 757 438 3860 and reported the following: We
conducted a Free Available Chlorine (FAC), Chloramines (Total Chlorine) test on the portable
water we received from the pier services prior to our initial transfer of water and our test indicated
the following: Chlorine in the water at the Pier is: .14 Parts Per Million
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This is a recap of our duty day thus far: MA3 Bernard Jennings (CVN75 SEC) had a court
appearance at 1200 today for a protective order hearing. He also had two outstanding warrants for
assault batter on a family member. When he went to court (escorted by MAC Powers), he was
taken into custody for the warrants. The court was unable to inform MAC Powers how long he
would be in jail or any details on his arrest. MA1 Chantese Moore picked him up. MA3 Jennings
was released for the night and he went home. He needs to be back in court at tomorrow at 0900.
(SITREP DRAFTED) IC3 Antonio Sanchez (CVN75 AIR/V2) was arrested at 0400 for DWI in
Hampton Va. Member blew a .18 BAC at 0501. Member was charged with DWI and Reckless
driving by danger to life, limb or property. IC3 Sanchez came back on board around 1730 and at
1745 he was administered a BAC by HST Security and he blew .065. Member was placed on a duty
status for his own safety. (SITREP DRAFTED)... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Incident occurred Sunday morning 17 December. Time unknown. Location Virginia Beach area.
(SITREP DRAFTED) Free Available Chlorine (FAC), Chloramines (Total Chlorine) Test:
Called LTJG James Cole (NAVSTA CDO) at 757 438 3860 and reported the following: We
conducted a Free Available Chlorine (FAC), Chloramines (Total Chlorine) test on the portable
water we received from the pier services prior to our initial transfer of water and our test indicated
the following: Chlorine in the water at the Pier is: .14 Parts Per Million
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Literature Review Of Literature On Banking
Literature Review According to (Agboola 2001) literature which I reviewed shows that it studied
the impact of computer automation on the banking services in Lagos and discovered that
Electronic Banking has been extremely enhanced over the year and this was ascertained through
the services of some banks to their customers in Lagos and how technological advancement has
made their banking experience much easy and faster. The study was however limited to the
commercial banks centered in Nigeria and only focused on only six banks. He also made a
comparative analysis which was between the old and new generation banks and he also discovered
some variation in the rate of adoption of information technology in the banking sector.
Secondly, Aragba Akpore (1998) wrote on the application of information technology in Nigerian
banks and pointed out how Information Technology is becoming the backbone and bedrock of
banking services in this generation. He cited the Diamond Integrated Banking Services (DIBS) of
Diamond Bank Limited and Electronic Smart Card Account (ESCA) of All States Bank Limited as
labors geared in the direction of making complexity in the banking sector. Ovia (2000) revealed that
the Nigeria banking industry has progressively depended on the distribution of Information
Technology and that the IT budget for banking industry is to an extent on a larger scale of any
other industry in Nigeria. He opposed that On line system banking has helped in facilitating the
Internet
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Literature Review According to (Agboola 2001) literature which I reviewed shows that it studied
the impact of computer automation on the banking services in Lagos and discovered that
Electronic Banking has been extremely enhanced over the year and this was ascertained through
the services of some banks to their customers in Lagos and how technological advancement has
made their banking experience much easy and faster. The study was however limited to the
commercial banks centered in Nigeria and only focused on only six banks. He also made a
comparative analysis which was between the old and new generation banks and he also discovered
some variation in the rate of adoption of information technology in the banking sector.
Secondly, Aragba Akpore (1998) wrote on the application of information technology in Nigerian
banks and pointed out how Information Technology is becoming the backbone and bedrock of
banking services in this generation. He cited the Diamond Integrated Banking Services (DIBS) of
Diamond Bank Limited and Electronic Smart Card Account (ESCA) of All States Bank Limited as
labors geared in the direction of making complexity in the banking sector. Ovia (2000) revealed that
the Nigeria banking industry has progressively depended on the distribution of Information
Technology and that the IT budget for banking industry is to an extent on a larger scale of any
other industry in Nigeria. He opposed that On line system banking has helped in facilitating the
Internet
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Mendelian Genetics Lab Report Essay
Lab Report: Mendelian Genetics
Introduction: In 1866 an Austrian monk, Gregor Mendel, presented the results of painstaking
experiments on the inheritance patterns of garden peas. Those results were heard, but probably not
understood, by Mendel s audience. Now, more than a century later, Mendel s work seems
elementary to modern day geneticists, but its importance cannot be overstated. The principles
generated by Mendel s pioneering experimentation are the foundation for genetic counseling so
important today to families with health disorders having a genetic basis. It s also the framework
for the modern research that is making inroads in treating diseases previously believed to be
incurable. In this era of genetic engineering the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then determine the ratios in which each of the character traits is found and also what possible
genotypes the parents might be.(stallsmith)
Results:
Part A Observed Ratios of Green to Albino Seedlings
# of green seedlings#of Albino seedlingsRatio of green to albino seedlings 71183:1 ~1 ~3 0.8
3.1,3:1 Total: 89 This graph shows that there is a 3:1 ratio of green to albino seedlings. There were
71 green seedlings, and 18 albino seedlings, with a total of 89 seedlings.
Part B Dihybrid Cross (F2 progeny)
#purple starchy (smooth)|#purple sweet (wrinkled) | #yellow starchy (smooth)|#yellow
sweet(wrinkled) 1826711543
Genotypes of purple starchy| of purple sweet| of yellow starchy| of yellow sweet PPSs, PpSS,
PpSs,PPSsPPSs, Ppss, PpSS, PPss PpSs, ppSs, PpSS, ppSS PpSs, PPSs, Ppss, ppss
Possible genotype of P1| genotype of F1| ratio of F2 phenotypes| ratio of F2 genotypes
PPSSPpSs9:3:3:11:2:2:1 This table helps show all the possible genotypes from one set of parents.
The table shows that the genotypes purple and starchy are dominant, and the genotypes yellow and
sweet are recessive.(stallsmith)
Discussion: Part A For every albino seedling there will be three green seedlings. Being green is
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Lab Report: Mendelian Genetics
Introduction: In 1866 an Austrian monk, Gregor Mendel, presented the results of painstaking
experiments on the inheritance patterns of garden peas. Those results were heard, but probably not
understood, by Mendel s audience. Now, more than a century later, Mendel s work seems
elementary to modern day geneticists, but its importance cannot be overstated. The principles
generated by Mendel s pioneering experimentation are the foundation for genetic counseling so
important today to families with health disorders having a genetic basis. It s also the framework
for the modern research that is making inroads in treating diseases previously believed to be
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Then determine the ratios in which each of the character traits is found and also what possible
genotypes the parents might be.(stallsmith)
Results:
Part A Observed Ratios of Green to Albino Seedlings
# of green seedlings#of Albino seedlingsRatio of green to albino seedlings 71183:1 ~1 ~3 0.8
3.1,3:1 Total: 89 This graph shows that there is a 3:1 ratio of green to albino seedlings. There were
71 green seedlings, and 18 albino seedlings, with a total of 89 seedlings.
Part B Dihybrid Cross (F2 progeny)
#purple starchy (smooth)|#purple sweet (wrinkled) | #yellow starchy (smooth)|#yellow
sweet(wrinkled) 1826711543
Genotypes of purple starchy| of purple sweet| of yellow starchy| of yellow sweet PPSs, PpSS,
PpSs,PPSsPPSs, Ppss, PpSS, PPss PpSs, ppSs, PpSS, ppSS PpSs, PPSs, Ppss, ppss
Possible genotype of P1| genotype of F1| ratio of F2 phenotypes| ratio of F2 genotypes
PPSSPpSs9:3:3:11:2:2:1 This table helps show all the possible genotypes from one set of parents.
The table shows that the genotypes purple and starchy are dominant, and the genotypes yellow and
sweet are recessive.(stallsmith)
Discussion: Part A For every albino seedling there will be three green seedlings. Being green is
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Theme Of How Lucky You Are By Debi Alper
Indledning:
Everyone has everyday problems nevertheless, as a citizen in a western country we are often
oblivious as to how remarkable a life we have and we ought to be reminded, which is why people
exclaim Think of the starving children in Africa Having the opportunities to live life the way you
prefer is a central theme in the text How Lucky You Are by Debi Alper.
Præsentation(kort resume) + Komposition: Lige under indledning Cirkelkomposition/flashback.(10
12linjer): The short story is focused around the adolescence Max from England who is living life
without caring too much or setting high goals, he then meets Ishraqi from Iran who inspires him
after only a day. Her story dealing with how she is clueless as to if her parents ... Show more content
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According to Ishraqi England is also awfully grey and there is a lack of trees and buildings are
blocking the sky: it s so grey, She murmured peering out the window. No trees and not even much
sky with all these buildings (How Lucky You Are, P.4) Irans culture on the other hand is
extremely different, opportunities are rare and you can not leave home without being covered
everywhere. The story takes place in a couple of hours though there are flashbacks and mentions of
the past and the story is mostly a flashback from Max.
(Symboler hvis det er der)
Fortolkning/tema/budskab sГ¦tte pris pГ Ґ hvad man har, blive et bedre menneske The message of
the short story is essentially about evolving to become the person you want to be and finding your
identity, nevertheless it is also about appreciating what you have and trying to improve the lives of
others.
Ca. et citat pr afsnit men ikke i
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Indledning:
Everyone has everyday problems nevertheless, as a citizen in a western country we are often
oblivious as to how remarkable a life we have and we ought to be reminded, which is why people
exclaim Think of the starving children in Africa Having the opportunities to live life the way you
prefer is a central theme in the text How Lucky You Are by Debi Alper.
Præsentation(kort resume) + Komposition: Lige under indledning Cirkelkomposition/flashback.(10
12linjer): The short story is focused around the adolescence Max from England who is living life
without caring too much or setting high goals, he then meets Ishraqi from Iran who inspires him
after only a day. Her story dealing with how she is clueless as to if her parents ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Ishraqi England is also awfully grey and there is a lack of trees and buildings are
blocking the sky: it s so grey, She murmured peering out the window. No trees and not even much
sky with all these buildings (How Lucky You Are, P.4) Irans culture on the other hand is
extremely different, opportunities are rare and you can not leave home without being covered
everywhere. The story takes place in a couple of hours though there are flashbacks and mentions of
the past and the story is mostly a flashback from Max.
(Symboler hvis det er der)
Fortolkning/tema/budskab sГ¦tte pris pГ Ґ hvad man har, blive et bedre menneske The message of
the short story is essentially about evolving to become the person you want to be and finding your
identity, nevertheless it is also about appreciating what you have and trying to improve the lives of
others.
Ca. et citat pr afsnit men ikke i
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Stigma Of Mental Illnesses
Mental illness is a very common part of society today yet, we brush it under the rug and avoid
facing the reality of it. This topic relates to society because those who do not not have mental
illness are also affected by the stigma of mental illnesses. All the different parts of society all view
mental illness slightly differently but it s almost always negative. The mental illness i m using for
this essay would be the common disorders. This includes depression, anxiety, adhd, bipolar, and
schizophrenia which are the most common. About 1 in 5 adults in the US has in someone been
affected by mental illness at one point in their life. This essay will explain the different views of
different social groups and their thoughts on mental illnesses
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Mental illness is a very common part of society today yet, we brush it under the rug and avoid
facing the reality of it. This topic relates to society because those who do not not have mental
illness are also affected by the stigma of mental illnesses. All the different parts of society all view
mental illness slightly differently but it s almost always negative. The mental illness i m using for
this essay would be the common disorders. This includes depression, anxiety, adhd, bipolar, and
schizophrenia which are the most common. About 1 in 5 adults in the US has in someone been
affected by mental illness at one point in their life. This essay will explain the different views of
different social groups and their thoughts on mental illnesses
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Qualitative Research Methods
OVERVIEW
Qualitative Research Methods: A Data Collector s Field Guide
Module 1
Qualitative Research Methods Overview
F A M I L Y
H E A L T H
I N T E R N A T I O N A L
Qualitative Research Methods Overview
OVERVIEW
T
his module introduces the fundamental elements of a qualitative approach to research, to help you
understand and become proficient in the qualitative methods discussed in subsequent modules. We
recommend that you consult the suggested readings at the end of the module for more in depth
treatment of the foundations of qualitative research. This module covers the following topics:
Introduction to Qualitative Research Comparing Qualitative and Quantitative Research Sampling in
Qualitative ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For a more in depth theoretical treatment of the differences between qualitative and quantitative
research, we refer the reader to the suggested readings listed at the end of this chapter, especially
Bernard 1995.
2
Qualitative Research Methods: A Data Collector s Field Guide
Table 1. Comparison of quantitative and qualitative research approaches
Quantitative General framework
Seek to confirm hypotheses about phenomena Instruments use more rigid style of eliciting and
categorizing responses to questions Use highly structured methods such as questionnaires, surveys,
and structured observation
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
Qualitative Research Methods: A Data Collector s Field Guide
Module 1
Qualitative Research Methods Overview
F A M I L Y
H E A L T H
I N T E R N A T I O N A L
Qualitative Research Methods Overview
OVERVIEW
T
his module introduces the fundamental elements of a qualitative approach to research, to help you
understand and become proficient in the qualitative methods discussed in subsequent modules. We
recommend that you consult the suggested readings at the end of the module for more in depth
treatment of the foundations of qualitative research. This module covers the following topics:
Introduction to Qualitative Research Comparing Qualitative and Quantitative Research Sampling in
Qualitative ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For a more in depth theoretical treatment of the differences between qualitative and quantitative
research, we refer the reader to the suggested readings listed at the end of this chapter, especially
Bernard 1995.
2
Qualitative Research Methods: A Data Collector s Field Guide
Table 1. Comparison of quantitative and qualitative research approaches
Quantitative General framework
Seek to confirm hypotheses about phenomena Instruments use more rigid style of eliciting and
categorizing responses to questions Use highly structured methods such as questionnaires, surveys,
and structured observation
OVERVIEW
Qualitative
Seek to explore phenomena
Instruments use more flexible, iterative style of eliciting and categorizing responses to questions
Use semi structured methods such as in depth interviews, focus groups, and participant observation
To describe variation To describe and explain relationships To describe individual experiences To
describe group norms
Analytical objectives
To quantify variation To predict causal relationships To describe characteristics of a population
Question format Data format Flexibility in study design
Closed ended Numerical (obtained by assigning numerical values to responses) Study design is
stable from beginning to end
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Seek to explore phenomena
Instruments use more flexible, iterative style of eliciting and categorizing responses to questions
Use semi structured methods such as in depth interviews, focus groups, and participant observation
To describe variation To describe and explain relationships To describe individual experiences To
describe group norms
Analytical objectives
To quantify variation To predict causal relationships To describe characteristics of a population
Question format Data format Flexibility in study design
Closed ended Numerical (obtained by assigning numerical values to responses) Study design is
stable from beginning to end
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Otto Van Bismarck
Under the reign of William II, Germany s foreign policy transitioned to a more aggressive state,
while maintaining the goals enacted by Otto Van Bismarck. German foreign policy from 1890
1913 became a problem for Germany because of its increased threat and involvement in conflicts.
These decisions led to a hatred and fear of Germanythat Bismarck had fought to prevent during his
time.
While both Bismarck and William II ruled Germany, both tried to keep the Nightmare Coalition
from forming, but the two regimes attempted to prevent this in different manners. Under Bismarck,
Germany tried to prevent the Nightmare Coalition of France, England, and Russia by turning nearly
all the countries in Europe against France by making Napoleon III look like the aggressor in the
Austro Prussian War. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
William II tried to break up the Nightmare Coalition, but instead made himself look like an
aggressive and unpredictable leader, this in turn strengthened the bond between England and
France, while adding Russia to this friendship in the Triple Entente. To make the situation even
worse Germany decided to intrude on the French colony of Morocco not once, but twice! This
further showed the German s brash and threatening behavior. William II made the issue even
worse when he decided to make Germany an even stronger power than it was. According to
Mahan s book, Influence of Sea Power in History, the way to do this is through a large navy.
William II agreed with this idea and with his power decided to make it happen. This building of a
massive navy made all the countries in Europe fearful and unset about the thought of a powerful
Germany with the best army and a navy strong enough to instill fear in England. Thus, the foreign
policy under William II was aggressive and centered around making Germany become the supreme
superpower at the
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Under the reign of William II, Germany s foreign policy transitioned to a more aggressive state,
while maintaining the goals enacted by Otto Van Bismarck. German foreign policy from 1890
1913 became a problem for Germany because of its increased threat and involvement in conflicts.
These decisions led to a hatred and fear of Germanythat Bismarck had fought to prevent during his
time.
While both Bismarck and William II ruled Germany, both tried to keep the Nightmare Coalition
from forming, but the two regimes attempted to prevent this in different manners. Under Bismarck,
Germany tried to prevent the Nightmare Coalition of France, England, and Russia by turning nearly
all the countries in Europe against France by making Napoleon III look like the aggressor in the
Austro Prussian War. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
William II tried to break up the Nightmare Coalition, but instead made himself look like an
aggressive and unpredictable leader, this in turn strengthened the bond between England and
France, while adding Russia to this friendship in the Triple Entente. To make the situation even
worse Germany decided to intrude on the French colony of Morocco not once, but twice! This
further showed the German s brash and threatening behavior. William II made the issue even
worse when he decided to make Germany an even stronger power than it was. According to
Mahan s book, Influence of Sea Power in History, the way to do this is through a large navy.
William II agreed with this idea and with his power decided to make it happen. This building of a
massive navy made all the countries in Europe fearful and unset about the thought of a powerful
Germany with the best army and a navy strong enough to instill fear in England. Thus, the foreign
policy under William II was aggressive and centered around making Germany become the supreme
superpower at the
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Starbuck Makes Me Mad
According to Dictionary.com, the term mad can be defined in many different ways. A person
who is mad can be mentally ill or deranged, overcome by desire or eagerness, greatly provoked or
irritated, extremely foolish or unwise, or wildly excited or confused. (Dictionary.com, 2015). In
Herman Melville s book Moby Dick, Captain Ahab states, What I ve dared, I ve willed; and what
I ve willed, I ll do! They think me mad Starbuck does; but I m demoniac, I am maddened! That
wild madness that s only calm to comprehend itself! The prophecy was that I should be
dismembered; and Aye! I lost this leg. I now prophecy that I will dismember my dismember. Now
then, be the prophet and the fulfiller one. That more than ye, ye great gods, ever were. ... Show more
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If using the definitions of overcome by determination or eagerness, deranged, and foolish and
unwise, then it would be easy to say yes Captain Ahab was mad. Supported by observation of
crewmembers of the Pequod and the soliloquy of Ahab himself, it is, again, easy to agree Ahab
was mad. In the case of Moby Dick, Captain Ahab was overcome by determination and eagerness
to kill the white spermwhale, Moby Dick, who caused Captain Abab to lose his leg during their
encounter. Captain Ahab was so focused on meeting the whale again that he appeared deranged
and at times foolish and unwise. He put the lives of his crewmembers in jeopardy because of his
infatuation of killing this whale. Not having the concern of others can also be a definition of
someone who is mad. Captain Ahab in Herman Melville s, Moby Dick, was, indeed,
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According to Dictionary.com, the term mad can be defined in many different ways. A person
who is mad can be mentally ill or deranged, overcome by desire or eagerness, greatly provoked or
irritated, extremely foolish or unwise, or wildly excited or confused. (Dictionary.com, 2015). In
Herman Melville s book Moby Dick, Captain Ahab states, What I ve dared, I ve willed; and what
I ve willed, I ll do! They think me mad Starbuck does; but I m demoniac, I am maddened! That
wild madness that s only calm to comprehend itself! The prophecy was that I should be
dismembered; and Aye! I lost this leg. I now prophecy that I will dismember my dismember. Now
then, be the prophet and the fulfiller one. That more than ye, ye great gods, ever were. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
If using the definitions of overcome by determination or eagerness, deranged, and foolish and
unwise, then it would be easy to say yes Captain Ahab was mad. Supported by observation of
crewmembers of the Pequod and the soliloquy of Ahab himself, it is, again, easy to agree Ahab
was mad. In the case of Moby Dick, Captain Ahab was overcome by determination and eagerness
to kill the white spermwhale, Moby Dick, who caused Captain Abab to lose his leg during their
encounter. Captain Ahab was so focused on meeting the whale again that he appeared deranged
and at times foolish and unwise. He put the lives of his crewmembers in jeopardy because of his
infatuation of killing this whale. Not having the concern of others can also be a definition of
someone who is mad. Captain Ahab in Herman Melville s, Moby Dick, was, indeed,
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The Great Rift Valley Of Kenya And Tanzania
Their highly energetic and athletic style of dancing, tall stature as well as their signature bright red
clothing are just some of the unique things that define the Maasai. For many centuries, this
indigenous tribe who lives in the vast open spaces of Africa s Great Rift Valley found in the
countries of Kenya and Tanzania, believes that God entrusted them with the cattle. Their lifestyle
reflects the natural environment in which they live in as well as the rich ritual and traditions that
they have managed to preserve today. The Maasaipeople have a reputation of being brave,
responsible and fierce. Their community has its own way of hierarchal organization where the
elder men and warriors are at the top and the women and children are at the bottom. The core
image Maasai people hold with respect to themselves is that of itunga ana loo ngishu which means
people of cattle or entelapu meaning those who are under cattle (Galaty 4). Most of the rituals and
values of the Maasai people depend on their age and the relationship of the tribe is based on a strict
set of rules. The Maasai s patriarchal society, traditional rituals, and unique food system have made
them unique among the other African Pastoralists.
As I have previously mentioned, men are more dominant than women in the Maasai society. Maasai
men are supposed to protect their homes, maintain water sources, and protect their livestock (
Maasai Tribe: True Reflection of Africa, 2013). Also, the warriors in the community have
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Their highly energetic and athletic style of dancing, tall stature as well as their signature bright red
clothing are just some of the unique things that define the Maasai. For many centuries, this
indigenous tribe who lives in the vast open spaces of Africa s Great Rift Valley found in the
countries of Kenya and Tanzania, believes that God entrusted them with the cattle. Their lifestyle
reflects the natural environment in which they live in as well as the rich ritual and traditions that
they have managed to preserve today. The Maasaipeople have a reputation of being brave,
responsible and fierce. Their community has its own way of hierarchal organization where the
elder men and warriors are at the top and the women and children are at the bottom. The core
image Maasai people hold with respect to themselves is that of itunga ana loo ngishu which means
people of cattle or entelapu meaning those who are under cattle (Galaty 4). Most of the rituals and
values of the Maasai people depend on their age and the relationship of the tribe is based on a strict
set of rules. The Maasai s patriarchal society, traditional rituals, and unique food system have made
them unique among the other African Pastoralists.
As I have previously mentioned, men are more dominant than women in the Maasai society. Maasai
men are supposed to protect their homes, maintain water sources, and protect their livestock (
Maasai Tribe: True Reflection of Africa, 2013). Also, the warriors in the community have
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Theme Of Anna Karenina
The context of the next significant death in the novel decidedly contrasts the death of Nicholas
Levin. Anna Karenina, after falling from grace and her elevated social stratum, desperately
searches for meaning in her life. She fears that she no longer provides Count Vronsky with any
sort of pleasure and constantly seeks to improve herself in order to keep his attention and love
focused on her. In a constant state of inadequacy, Anna cannot even sleep without a heavy dose of
opium. Anna grows dependent upon the drug, and one night, She poured out her usual dose of
opium and thought that she need only drink the whole phial in order to die, it seemed to her so
easy and simple that she began thinking with pleasure of how he would suffer, repent, and love her
memory when it was too late (Tolstoy 680). Tolstoy foreshadows Anna s demise in this passage.
Anna feels that, were she to kill herself, she could finally solicit the attention and love she craves so
adamantly. However, on further considering this avenue, All was darkness. Death! she thought. And
such terror came upon her (Tolstoy 680). She quickly dismisses this thought, desiring to live her life
fully. However, the seeds of something horrible are planted in her mind. Those seeds sprout as
Anna continues to trudge through her lackluster life. Anna stumbles upon the train tracks, and,
Suddenly remembering the man who had been run over the day she first met Vronsky, she realized
what she had to do (Tolstoy 694). Anna
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The context of the next significant death in the novel decidedly contrasts the death of Nicholas
Levin. Anna Karenina, after falling from grace and her elevated social stratum, desperately
searches for meaning in her life. She fears that she no longer provides Count Vronsky with any
sort of pleasure and constantly seeks to improve herself in order to keep his attention and love
focused on her. In a constant state of inadequacy, Anna cannot even sleep without a heavy dose of
opium. Anna grows dependent upon the drug, and one night, She poured out her usual dose of
opium and thought that she need only drink the whole phial in order to die, it seemed to her so
easy and simple that she began thinking with pleasure of how he would suffer, repent, and love her
memory when it was too late (Tolstoy 680). Tolstoy foreshadows Anna s demise in this passage.
Anna feels that, were she to kill herself, she could finally solicit the attention and love she craves so
adamantly. However, on further considering this avenue, All was darkness. Death! she thought. And
such terror came upon her (Tolstoy 680). She quickly dismisses this thought, desiring to live her life
fully. However, the seeds of something horrible are planted in her mind. Those seeds sprout as
Anna continues to trudge through her lackluster life. Anna stumbles upon the train tracks, and,
Suddenly remembering the man who had been run over the day she first met Vronsky, she realized
what she had to do (Tolstoy 694). Anna
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Howard P. Robertson Biography
The Biography of Howard P. Robertson Howard P. Robertson was born in January 27, 1903, in
Hoquiam Washington. He was the oldest child out of five children. All children attended
university. His father died at when Robert was 15. He attended University of Washington in
Seattle. He wanted to be to study engineering at first but he eventually switched to mathematics.
he got a bachelor science degree in mathematics in 1922 but earned a masters in 1923. The same
year he earned a masters he married Angela Turinsky she was in philosophy and psychology she
went to the same school as Howard. The had two children a man name George duncan who became
a surgeon, and his daughter Mariette who married California Institute of Technology historian Peter
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In 1929 he accepted to be an assistant manager of mathematics physics Princeton University and
by 1930 he became a professor for the university. Robert had an interest in general activity and
differential geometry which led to papers in the 1920s that arised of the subject. Robertson wrote
three very important papers of the mathematics of quantum mechanics.Quantum mechanics a type
of science of the very small the body of scientific standards that clarifies the behavior of matter
and its connections with vitality on the scale of atoms and subatomic particles.He viewed at the
coordinate system needed for the Schrödinger equation to be solvable. The Schödinger equation
is a partial differential equation and explains how the quantum state of a physical system changes
with time. The second paper showed the relationship with the commutative property and
Heisenberg s uncertainty principle. The third page was more of the second page. Since these
pages were in German because he wrote them in Germany he later by 1931 published a translation
of Weyl s The Theory of Groups and Quantum Mechanics. Robertson s memeroble achievements
was applying relativity to cosmology. He created the concept of an expanding universe, and
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The Biography of Howard P. Robertson Howard P. Robertson was born in January 27, 1903, in
Hoquiam Washington. He was the oldest child out of five children. All children attended
university. His father died at when Robert was 15. He attended University of Washington in
Seattle. He wanted to be to study engineering at first but he eventually switched to mathematics.
he got a bachelor science degree in mathematics in 1922 but earned a masters in 1923. The same
year he earned a masters he married Angela Turinsky she was in philosophy and psychology she
went to the same school as Howard. The had two children a man name George duncan who became
a surgeon, and his daughter Mariette who married California Institute of Technology historian Peter
W.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1929 he accepted to be an assistant manager of mathematics physics Princeton University and
by 1930 he became a professor for the university. Robert had an interest in general activity and
differential geometry which led to papers in the 1920s that arised of the subject. Robertson wrote
three very important papers of the mathematics of quantum mechanics.Quantum mechanics a type
of science of the very small the body of scientific standards that clarifies the behavior of matter
and its connections with vitality on the scale of atoms and subatomic particles.He viewed at the
coordinate system needed for the Schrödinger equation to be solvable. The Schödinger equation
is a partial differential equation and explains how the quantum state of a physical system changes
with time. The second paper showed the relationship with the commutative property and
Heisenberg s uncertainty principle. The third page was more of the second page. Since these
pages were in German because he wrote them in Germany he later by 1931 published a translation
of Weyl s The Theory of Groups and Quantum Mechanics. Robertson s memeroble achievements
was applying relativity to cosmology. He created the concept of an expanding universe, and
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Imperialism In India
Imperialism in India had many positive effects and negative effects. India was introduced to more
technology and ways of communication. It also lead to an increase of population and regular living.
But, it also lead to India being dependent on Britain and lead to famine. There were many positive
effects from this. Great Britain and other industrialized countries introduced more transportation
methods and communication like telephones. These things improved cars, roads that can now be
paved, postal networks, and trains. More advanced and high tech machines were made.This being
brought to India helped industrialize new colonies. These machines were made for manufacturing
goods, electricity, cars, vaccines, steel, guns, and steam engines. After colonization, education like
science, health, hygiene, agricultural resourcing, and medicine were... Show more content on
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Britain taught herders the process of crop rotation to fertilize their land. Not only did Britain
help them with that, but they also connected India to the modern world through all of this
technology, medicine, and media. The last benefit was cleaning up. Sanitation was not very
important until they were taught cleanliness for health and basic hygiene. From all of the
benefits I have talked about, you might think Britain was great to India, but they also caused so
many problems. Wars with Britain, also against leaders by Great Britain, took money away from
India. The East India Trading Company would buy materials and goods at a very low price while
selling their processed goods at a very high price price. Britain also ruined India s previous
economy and industries as a result of Britain making them import their goods from Britain and not
allowing them buy their own goods from India. Because of this, industries such as the handmade
cloth industry, metal industries, and carpentry industries, fell because cloth was made of better
quality for less money in Britain due to mass
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Imperialism in India had many positive effects and negative effects. India was introduced to more
technology and ways of communication. It also lead to an increase of population and regular living.
But, it also lead to India being dependent on Britain and lead to famine. There were many positive
effects from this. Great Britain and other industrialized countries introduced more transportation
methods and communication like telephones. These things improved cars, roads that can now be
paved, postal networks, and trains. More advanced and high tech machines were made.This being
brought to India helped industrialize new colonies. These machines were made for manufacturing
goods, electricity, cars, vaccines, steel, guns, and steam engines. After colonization, education like
science, health, hygiene, agricultural resourcing, and medicine were... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Britain taught herders the process of crop rotation to fertilize their land. Not only did Britain
help them with that, but they also connected India to the modern world through all of this
technology, medicine, and media. The last benefit was cleaning up. Sanitation was not very
important until they were taught cleanliness for health and basic hygiene. From all of the
benefits I have talked about, you might think Britain was great to India, but they also caused so
many problems. Wars with Britain, also against leaders by Great Britain, took money away from
India. The East India Trading Company would buy materials and goods at a very low price while
selling their processed goods at a very high price price. Britain also ruined India s previous
economy and industries as a result of Britain making them import their goods from Britain and not
allowing them buy their own goods from India. Because of this, industries such as the handmade
cloth industry, metal industries, and carpentry industries, fell because cloth was made of better
quality for less money in Britain due to mass
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Incarceration In California s Prisons
Life in Incarceration did not define the end of a normal life within the state of California. In fact
California s prison system brought a sense of purpose to those behind bars. In Doing Time in the
Depressions second chapter, the process and key fundamentals of California s Honor Camps , was
system in which inmates were given salary towards the work they did as prisoners.Within the text it
states ...California s road camps made a distinct contribution both to the solution of the prisonlabor
problem and to penology, (California, para. 1). Prisoners receiving paid labor for their work, and a
decreased amount of physical punishment put a different light toward the Incarceration system.
The camp created a positive impact within California, redefining the Prison Industry entirely.
California s Camp developed a prisoners commitment to growth and rehabilitation. The participation
in Camp was designed to break the negative cycle of recidivism, and an acceptance of personal
responsibility. California focused primarily ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Inmates were unpained, and succame to harsh physical punishment if disobedience was
displayed. In the third chapter of Doing Time in Depression, the reading explains how
agriculture was still the predominant source of income for Texas, however Texas prisons did not
feel the need to pay their prisoners. They were looking for the most cost affective ways to make
the most profit from their organization. Prisons were now run asbusinesses, which means the only
thing that actually mattered was revenue. How much could the prisons produce for the lowest
amount of money? Texas prison general manager Lee Simmons had an agenda for his own
prisoners, much like they did in California. Within the text Simmons states We are rendering you
a service because we are preparing you to go out and hold a job. (Texas, page 137). And service
was exactly what the Incarerated
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Life in Incarceration did not define the end of a normal life within the state of California. In fact
California s prison system brought a sense of purpose to those behind bars. In Doing Time in the
Depressions second chapter, the process and key fundamentals of California s Honor Camps , was
system in which inmates were given salary towards the work they did as prisoners.Within the text it
states ...California s road camps made a distinct contribution both to the solution of the prisonlabor
problem and to penology, (California, para. 1). Prisoners receiving paid labor for their work, and a
decreased amount of physical punishment put a different light toward the Incarceration system.
The camp created a positive impact within California, redefining the Prison Industry entirely.
California s Camp developed a prisoners commitment to growth and rehabilitation. The participation
in Camp was designed to break the negative cycle of recidivism, and an acceptance of personal
responsibility. California focused primarily ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Inmates were unpained, and succame to harsh physical punishment if disobedience was
displayed. In the third chapter of Doing Time in Depression, the reading explains how
agriculture was still the predominant source of income for Texas, however Texas prisons did not
feel the need to pay their prisoners. They were looking for the most cost affective ways to make
the most profit from their organization. Prisons were now run asbusinesses, which means the only
thing that actually mattered was revenue. How much could the prisons produce for the lowest
amount of money? Texas prison general manager Lee Simmons had an agenda for his own
prisoners, much like they did in California. Within the text Simmons states We are rendering you
a service because we are preparing you to go out and hold a job. (Texas, page 137). And service
was exactly what the Incarerated
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Pakistan Is A Complex Country
Pakistan is a complex country, both because of harsh physical terrain and because of a historical
unpredictable government. Pakistan is constantly in the news, and a topic of discussion in The
United States. Many of the fighters the American forces are fighting in Afghanistan come from
Pakistan, or at least find a safe haven in the mountains of western Pakistan. In addition, Pakistan is
a nuclear armed country that has a shaky government at best. I find it fascinating that a country
that has a government with such a sporadic history filled with attempts to overthrow it and coups
maintain a nuclear arsenal. How was this possible? I know that the United States and its allies put
much effort into keeping countries such as Iran and North Korea from attaining nuclear weapons.
What was going on during the development of Pakistan s nuclear program? While Pakistan is an
ally of the United States, in the region that Pakistan is located that could change quickly. In
addition, I feel that you must prove that you are a stable country and society before you are
permitted to possess such powerful weapons. Pakistan provides a very interesting topic of
discussion that some people may not be aware. The two reasons listed above are the main reason I
chose to write about Pakistan, knowing little else about the country, but through my research, I
found that there is more to Pakistan than just those two areas, beginning with how the country
initially formed. Pakistan formed on
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Pakistan is a complex country, both because of harsh physical terrain and because of a historical
unpredictable government. Pakistan is constantly in the news, and a topic of discussion in The
United States. Many of the fighters the American forces are fighting in Afghanistan come from
Pakistan, or at least find a safe haven in the mountains of western Pakistan. In addition, Pakistan is
a nuclear armed country that has a shaky government at best. I find it fascinating that a country
that has a government with such a sporadic history filled with attempts to overthrow it and coups
maintain a nuclear arsenal. How was this possible? I know that the United States and its allies put
much effort into keeping countries such as Iran and North Korea from attaining nuclear weapons.
What was going on during the development of Pakistan s nuclear program? While Pakistan is an
ally of the United States, in the region that Pakistan is located that could change quickly. In
addition, I feel that you must prove that you are a stable country and society before you are
permitted to possess such powerful weapons. Pakistan provides a very interesting topic of
discussion that some people may not be aware. The two reasons listed above are the main reason I
chose to write about Pakistan, knowing little else about the country, but through my research, I
found that there is more to Pakistan than just those two areas, beginning with how the country
initially formed. Pakistan formed on
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Santa Ana Winds In Joan Didion s Santa Ana
In her article Santa Ana , Joan Didion explain how the Santa Ana winds affect human behavior.
While informing the reader with facts about the Santa Ana she demonstrates that the Santa Ana
winds cause people to act irritably, erratically and strangely and makes people become greatly
unhappy.
When describing the winds, Didion paints a somber and gloomy picture. There is something uneasy
in the Los Angeles air... some unnatural stillness, some tension, starts the article off with the image
of Los Angeles people in a sense of stillness or tense. Didion continues by explaining that the
uneasiness is because the Santa Ana winds have arrived. Through the pictures that Didion paints,
the reader begins to see the Santa Ana winds as an uncomfortable atmosphere. She then adds,
Blowing up sandstorms out along Route 66... we will see smoke back in the canyons, and hear
sirens in the night, further proving the uneasiness that comes with the somber image of Los
Angeles. The baby frets. The maid sulks, she adds, painting the distressing image of the effect that
the Santa Ana has on people. Didion, in trying to show the craziness associated with the Santa Ana
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Her sentences become shorter and more quickly moving. Her piece begins to demonstrate that the
Santa Ana affects everyone. While the Santa Ana winds are in town it seems that nothing is normal.
Her description of the insane neighbor with the machete represents the insanity that the winds bring
to the city. Didion also presents a contrast between the normal life and insanity when describing the
meek little wives . They let themselves be controlled by the power their husbands have over them,
but the winds make them feel empowered and fairly insane with the contemplation of murder.
Didion also writes, Anything can happen. further supporting that the winds temporarily get rid of
any
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In her article Santa Ana , Joan Didion explain how the Santa Ana winds affect human behavior.
While informing the reader with facts about the Santa Ana she demonstrates that the Santa Ana
winds cause people to act irritably, erratically and strangely and makes people become greatly
unhappy.
When describing the winds, Didion paints a somber and gloomy picture. There is something uneasy
in the Los Angeles air... some unnatural stillness, some tension, starts the article off with the image
of Los Angeles people in a sense of stillness or tense. Didion continues by explaining that the
uneasiness is because the Santa Ana winds have arrived. Through the pictures that Didion paints,
the reader begins to see the Santa Ana winds as an uncomfortable atmosphere. She then adds,
Blowing up sandstorms out along Route 66... we will see smoke back in the canyons, and hear
sirens in the night, further proving the uneasiness that comes with the somber image of Los
Angeles. The baby frets. The maid sulks, she adds, painting the distressing image of the effect that
the Santa Ana has on people. Didion, in trying to show the craziness associated with the Santa Ana
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her sentences become shorter and more quickly moving. Her piece begins to demonstrate that the
Santa Ana affects everyone. While the Santa Ana winds are in town it seems that nothing is normal.
Her description of the insane neighbor with the machete represents the insanity that the winds bring
to the city. Didion also presents a contrast between the normal life and insanity when describing the
meek little wives . They let themselves be controlled by the power their husbands have over them,
but the winds make them feel empowered and fairly insane with the contemplation of murder.
Didion also writes, Anything can happen. further supporting that the winds temporarily get rid of
any
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David And Noah Research Paper
Then the LORD said to Moses, Write down these words, for in accordance with these words I
have made a covenant with you and with Israel. (Exodus 34:27). From the very beginning,
covenants have been the promises that eternally bond relationships. Biblical characters have
demonstrated to us the journey to becoming a person of covenant, as well as the hardships that
come with it. Their developing relationships with God still exhibit modern day covenants we are
also cultivating with the Lord. After examining David and Noah s covenants with God, I am
realizing that my covenant relationship with the Lord is like theirs in the sense that I often
inconsiderately stray from God s path, but progressively become more on track as God further
motivates me.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Starting off, King David tells his servant, Peter, that he wants to build a temple for God. He
states, Here I am, living in a house of cedar, while the ark of God remains in a tent. (2 Sam 7:1).
It is evident that David has good intentions, but this is not the path that God intended! God
knows David s purposes, and tells Nathan the prophet, I have not dwelt in a house from the day
I brought the Israelites up out of Egypt to this day... did I ever say to any of their rulers whom I
commanded to shepherd my people Israel, Why have you not built me a house of cedar? (2
Samuel 7:6 7). It is very clear that David is not exactly where God wanted him to be. David
thinks he is helping God by building him a temple, but in reality, it is offending the Lord. God is
the real king, not David, and it is evident that the Lord want to be universal, not stationary in a
temple. Although He has good aims, David is not going in God s direction. This story is
relatable, as I often do not pay attention to the purposes God has for me, instead I focus on the
ones I have for him. Similar to David, I sometimes forget that the Lord desires to provide me with
strength, and I cannot attempt to be inferior to Him. When God has
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Then the LORD said to Moses, Write down these words, for in accordance with these words I
have made a covenant with you and with Israel. (Exodus 34:27). From the very beginning,
covenants have been the promises that eternally bond relationships. Biblical characters have
demonstrated to us the journey to becoming a person of covenant, as well as the hardships that
come with it. Their developing relationships with God still exhibit modern day covenants we are
also cultivating with the Lord. After examining David and Noah s covenants with God, I am
realizing that my covenant relationship with the Lord is like theirs in the sense that I often
inconsiderately stray from God s path, but progressively become more on track as God further
motivates me.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Starting off, King David tells his servant, Peter, that he wants to build a temple for God. He
states, Here I am, living in a house of cedar, while the ark of God remains in a tent. (2 Sam 7:1).
It is evident that David has good intentions, but this is not the path that God intended! God
knows David s purposes, and tells Nathan the prophet, I have not dwelt in a house from the day
I brought the Israelites up out of Egypt to this day... did I ever say to any of their rulers whom I
commanded to shepherd my people Israel, Why have you not built me a house of cedar? (2
Samuel 7:6 7). It is very clear that David is not exactly where God wanted him to be. David
thinks he is helping God by building him a temple, but in reality, it is offending the Lord. God is
the real king, not David, and it is evident that the Lord want to be universal, not stationary in a
temple. Although He has good aims, David is not going in God s direction. This story is
relatable, as I often do not pay attention to the purposes God has for me, instead I focus on the
ones I have for him. Similar to David, I sometimes forget that the Lord desires to provide me with
strength, and I cannot attempt to be inferior to Him. When God has
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Women Of The United States
One must reach far back in history in order to appreciate what two women are currently undertaking
in the political arena in the United States. Presently, two women are vying for their respective
political party s nomination to become President of the United States, however in the late
nineteenth century this would have never been thought possible. Women during this era had no self
representation other than their husbands and fathers. Several generations of women who supported
the suffrage movement, fought to change the Constitution of the United States. These revolutionary
women of the United States played a monumental role in making this a reality. As a result of these
women s efforts, and many more that followed, the 19th amendment to the Constitution was ratified
on August 18, 1920, allowing women the right to vote. This amendment marks one of the most
pivotal points in American politics. In order to set the stage for the importance of women s rights
during this time in history, one must first understand the circumstances under which women lived
in nineteenth century America. In the book, Lucy Stone, Speaking Out for Equality, author
Andrea Moore Kerr tells of the day Lucy Stone was born in Massachusetts, the year was 1818. It
is now known that Lucy Stone would become a champion for the rights of women and especially
women s suffrage. Hannah Stone, Lucy s mother was pregnant with her sixth child and was weary
from having to perform so many duties as a woman and
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One must reach far back in history in order to appreciate what two women are currently undertaking
in the political arena in the United States. Presently, two women are vying for their respective
political party s nomination to become President of the United States, however in the late
nineteenth century this would have never been thought possible. Women during this era had no self
representation other than their husbands and fathers. Several generations of women who supported
the suffrage movement, fought to change the Constitution of the United States. These revolutionary
women of the United States played a monumental role in making this a reality. As a result of these
women s efforts, and many more that followed, the 19th amendment to the Constitution was ratified
on August 18, 1920, allowing women the right to vote. This amendment marks one of the most
pivotal points in American politics. In order to set the stage for the importance of women s rights
during this time in history, one must first understand the circumstances under which women lived
in nineteenth century America. In the book, Lucy Stone, Speaking Out for Equality, author
Andrea Moore Kerr tells of the day Lucy Stone was born in Massachusetts, the year was 1818. It
is now known that Lucy Stone would become a champion for the rights of women and especially
women s suffrage. Hannah Stone, Lucy s mother was pregnant with her sixth child and was weary
from having to perform so many duties as a woman and
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Megacities In The 19th Century
The term megacities is a term from recent years but the phenomenon of big cities is not new at all.
The first cities in human history were built on the plains of Mesopotamia between 4000 and 3000
BC. Rome was the first city to reach a million inhabitants in about 5 BC. This was two to three
times higher than any other previous city. After Rome, London was in 1800 AD the second city
with a million inhabitants and in the 19th century North America followed (Hall, 2010).
The cities that lasted the longest share some same characteristics. According to archaeological and
historical research, settlements that lasted the longest did not grow the most rapidly or had the
highest standard of living. The inhabitants managed their interactions with the land they lived in
such a way that their technologies did not outstrip the ecosystems on which they drew (Sorensen,
2010). The fastest growing cities in the past often burned out over tiВ ВВme because they exhausted
the resources ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the eighteenth and nineteenth century urban populations grew rapidly through migration from
rural areas to find new jobs in the cities created by the industrial revolution, which led to 6,5 million
inhabitants in London. In the twentieth century cities kept growing and in the 1950 s around thirty
percent of world s population was urban. The first mega city in the world emerged, as New York
City broke the boundary of ten million inhabitants around 1930 (Wendell Cox Consultancy, 2005).
In 1990 there were ten megacities that were home to 153 million people which is less than seven
percent of the global urban population. In 2014 the amount of megacities has almost tripled to 28
with a population of 453 million people, which account for twelve percent of the global urban
population. The total urban population in 2014 was 54 percent (UN, 2014). These numbers can be
related to the second important event,
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The term megacities is a term from recent years but the phenomenon of big cities is not new at all.
The first cities in human history were built on the plains of Mesopotamia between 4000 and 3000
BC. Rome was the first city to reach a million inhabitants in about 5 BC. This was two to three
times higher than any other previous city. After Rome, London was in 1800 AD the second city
with a million inhabitants and in the 19th century North America followed (Hall, 2010).
The cities that lasted the longest share some same characteristics. According to archaeological and
historical research, settlements that lasted the longest did not grow the most rapidly or had the
highest standard of living. The inhabitants managed their interactions with the land they lived in
such a way that their technologies did not outstrip the ecosystems on which they drew (Sorensen,
2010). The fastest growing cities in the past often burned out over tiВ ВВme because they exhausted
the resources ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the eighteenth and nineteenth century urban populations grew rapidly through migration from
rural areas to find new jobs in the cities created by the industrial revolution, which led to 6,5 million
inhabitants in London. In the twentieth century cities kept growing and in the 1950 s around thirty
percent of world s population was urban. The first mega city in the world emerged, as New York
City broke the boundary of ten million inhabitants around 1930 (Wendell Cox Consultancy, 2005).
In 1990 there were ten megacities that were home to 153 million people which is less than seven
percent of the global urban population. In 2014 the amount of megacities has almost tripled to 28
with a population of 453 million people, which account for twelve percent of the global urban
population. The total urban population in 2014 was 54 percent (UN, 2014). These numbers can be
related to the second important event,
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Isaac Backus Beliefs
Isaac Backus was a Baptist Preacher in Massachusetts. He wrote An Appeal to the Public for
Religious Liberty . It was a sermon that was written in 1773. During the Great Awakening
Movement, he joined the Christianity religion. He was one of the most important people speaking
and advocating for religious freedom. Isaac Backus spoke out against the government s
Congressional Church s. The government required other churches to pay taxes that went to support
their Church. He wanted Church and government separate. He advocated for individuals to have a
choice in all religious matters. Backus found it very offensive that the colony governments were
forcing people to pay taxes. He sees it as an offense against religious freedom. He created... Show
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They both were fighting against the government and the things the government was imposing on
them. Backus was helping the Brethren years before the 1781 annual meeting was held by
advocating against government control of church and taxes. This was during the Great
Awakening period. The Brethren was against the government because of the taxes they were
forced to pay to help with the Revolutionary War. And because they were being forced to go to
war. The Great Awakening brought a large scale revival and allowed for more religious freedoms.
More churchs were brought about because of this movement. This allowed the Brethren Church to
no longer live in fear of persecution because it chose to believe in a religion different than state
churchs. Isaac Backus hoped that the Revolutionary war would bring political liberty and that
would lead to religious
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Isaac Backus was a Baptist Preacher in Massachusetts. He wrote An Appeal to the Public for
Religious Liberty . It was a sermon that was written in 1773. During the Great Awakening
Movement, he joined the Christianity religion. He was one of the most important people speaking
and advocating for religious freedom. Isaac Backus spoke out against the government s
Congressional Church s. The government required other churches to pay taxes that went to support
their Church. He wanted Church and government separate. He advocated for individuals to have a
choice in all religious matters. Backus found it very offensive that the colony governments were
forcing people to pay taxes. He sees it as an offense against religious freedom. He created... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They both were fighting against the government and the things the government was imposing on
them. Backus was helping the Brethren years before the 1781 annual meeting was held by
advocating against government control of church and taxes. This was during the Great
Awakening period. The Brethren was against the government because of the taxes they were
forced to pay to help with the Revolutionary War. And because they were being forced to go to
war. The Great Awakening brought a large scale revival and allowed for more religious freedoms.
More churchs were brought about because of this movement. This allowed the Brethren Church to
no longer live in fear of persecution because it chose to believe in a religion different than state
churchs. Isaac Backus hoped that the Revolutionary war would bring political liberty and that
would lead to religious
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Essay on Smithtn Ltd. Claim for Rights
Smithton ltd (formerly Hobart) brought a claim for a loss suffered when the two companies
Insureprofit ltd and Mariona ltd failed on their obligations to pay margin calls under contract with
the claimant. The claim was brought against Mr Naggar who was a majority shareholder of
Hobart and himself and his family owned and controlled the two companies who went insolvent.
Hobart alleged that Mr Nagger was either a de factoor shadow director and had breached the duties
he owed towards the company.
The judge in this case, recognised that there is a distinction in the tests between shadow and the
facto directors, as described by David Richards J in the McKillen judgement, however the parties
decided not to make a distinction between the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hobart claimed that Mr Pincus, Mr Keane and Mr Morley (the nominated directors) effectively did
what Mr Naggar instructed them on what to do rather then exercising their own powers. Mr
Naggar however denied any involvement with the day to day management of Hobart or that he
never gave any directions to the directors on what to do at the Board meetings
Re Hydrodam explains that a de facto director is a person who assumes to act as a director. To
establish that a person was a de facto director you must prove that he undertook functions in relation
to the company that only a director could discharge. It is not sufficient to show that he was
concerned in the management of the company s affairs.
Mr Naggar in contrast to the facts of this case never claimed to be a director of the company or
acted as one.
Some of the claims brought forward by Hobart in relation to Mr Naggar being a de facto director
are linked to the fact that he was sent daily Open Position Reports that sets out their lists of every
client and market position of the company. Hobart insisted that the fact that he was receiving the
OPRs proved that he was a director rather than a client or shareholder.
Nevertheless even though Mr Naggar insisted on receiving the OPRs it was merely because is
particular situation were he was the joint owner of the group of which both Hobart and the
Connected Companies were part of.
In the Matter of Mumtaz Properties ltd it was
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Smithton ltd (formerly Hobart) brought a claim for a loss suffered when the two companies
Insureprofit ltd and Mariona ltd failed on their obligations to pay margin calls under contract with
the claimant. The claim was brought against Mr Naggar who was a majority shareholder of
Hobart and himself and his family owned and controlled the two companies who went insolvent.
Hobart alleged that Mr Nagger was either a de factoor shadow director and had breached the duties
he owed towards the company.
The judge in this case, recognised that there is a distinction in the tests between shadow and the
facto directors, as described by David Richards J in the McKillen judgement, however the parties
decided not to make a distinction between the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hobart claimed that Mr Pincus, Mr Keane and Mr Morley (the nominated directors) effectively did
what Mr Naggar instructed them on what to do rather then exercising their own powers. Mr
Naggar however denied any involvement with the day to day management of Hobart or that he
never gave any directions to the directors on what to do at the Board meetings
Re Hydrodam explains that a de facto director is a person who assumes to act as a director. To
establish that a person was a de facto director you must prove that he undertook functions in relation
to the company that only a director could discharge. It is not sufficient to show that he was
concerned in the management of the company s affairs.
Mr Naggar in contrast to the facts of this case never claimed to be a director of the company or
acted as one.
Some of the claims brought forward by Hobart in relation to Mr Naggar being a de facto director
are linked to the fact that he was sent daily Open Position Reports that sets out their lists of every
client and market position of the company. Hobart insisted that the fact that he was receiving the
OPRs proved that he was a director rather than a client or shareholder.
Nevertheless even though Mr Naggar insisted on receiving the OPRs it was merely because is
particular situation were he was the joint owner of the group of which both Hobart and the
Connected Companies were part of.
In the Matter of Mumtaz Properties ltd it was
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Victim Typology Sellin And Wolfgang Summary
Summary Typology by Selling and Wolfgang Perry B Keaton Victimo logy 2 Instructor:
Fabrienne McDowell July 26, 2015 Summary Typology by Selling and Wolfgang 1 Discuss the
victim typology offered by Sellin and Wolfgang. In order for me to do this I first have to give a
definition of the word to get a better understanding of it. Typology is the study or systematic
classification of types that have characteristics or traits in common. But how do the definition
correspond with Selling and Wolfgang theory I will try to explain it in this brief paper. After
reading the short segment from Selling and Wolfgang it determine that they have broken down
Typology into five category in which I will discuss each one and give... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This involve more of a business of corporation selling you something that is faulty of a worst
case scenario someone embezzle money from your local church. The third one Tertiary
victimization is really no stranger to us because this one happens on a daily basis. It involves a
highly government official who takes pleasure trips and writes them off as business expenses is
cheating the public. Mutual victimization is when two or people are involved in a crime then all
of certain the crime goes haywire and the others that are involved in the crime become the
victim. How often have we seen this to occur? For example the first robber get angry at the other
two because they did not divide the money correctly between them so he turn around and robs
them. The final one of the five categories is called no victimization, I really did not understand
this to the fullest but I think it involves when no one can be blame for crime which weird to me. I
guess what they are trying to explain here if two individual committing and illegal act which one
would take the blame for it. For example illegal prostitution between two adults in gage into a
sexual
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Summary Typology by Selling and Wolfgang Perry B Keaton Victimo logy 2 Instructor:
Fabrienne McDowell July 26, 2015 Summary Typology by Selling and Wolfgang 1 Discuss the
victim typology offered by Sellin and Wolfgang. In order for me to do this I first have to give a
definition of the word to get a better understanding of it. Typology is the study or systematic
classification of types that have characteristics or traits in common. But how do the definition
correspond with Selling and Wolfgang theory I will try to explain it in this brief paper. After
reading the short segment from Selling and Wolfgang it determine that they have broken down
Typology into five category in which I will discuss each one and give... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This involve more of a business of corporation selling you something that is faulty of a worst
case scenario someone embezzle money from your local church. The third one Tertiary
victimization is really no stranger to us because this one happens on a daily basis. It involves a
highly government official who takes pleasure trips and writes them off as business expenses is
cheating the public. Mutual victimization is when two or people are involved in a crime then all
of certain the crime goes haywire and the others that are involved in the crime become the
victim. How often have we seen this to occur? For example the first robber get angry at the other
two because they did not divide the money correctly between them so he turn around and robs
them. The final one of the five categories is called no victimization, I really did not understand
this to the fullest but I think it involves when no one can be blame for crime which weird to me. I
guess what they are trying to explain here if two individual committing and illegal act which one
would take the blame for it. For example illegal prostitution between two adults in gage into a
sexual
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Counsel For The Accused Criminal Essay
Introduction: My practicum for the year is downtown Seattle, at the Associated Counsel for the
Accused (ACA). Note: There is also an ACA location in Kent, Washington as well. The ACA,
like many other public defender units, is one of the four division in the department of Public
Defense. The Department of Public Defense, assigns counsel to those who need an attorney.
This is screened by the type of crime, the age of the accused criminal, and etc. Once a client is
assigned to one of the divisions, that division must then decide who will individually represent
that client. The main purpose of the ACA is too provide defense to those who are charged with a
crime, and cannot afford someone to defend them. The ACA is filled with attorneys who work
with different populations of people. These populations include juveniles, drug court, dependency
youth, and many more. The public defenders in this agency work closely with social workers to
maintain necessary info, in order to provide the right amount of support, and background to those
they are defending. Having this report from social workers can help the defender decide the best
way to represent their client. Structure: Some public defenders utilize the social workers more than
others. For example, there is one senior attorney per division in the building. I work with the
juvenile division at the ACA. The role of the senor attorney here is to manage the social workers
and the attorneys underneath her. She usually helps assign
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Introduction: My practicum for the year is downtown Seattle, at the Associated Counsel for the
Accused (ACA). Note: There is also an ACA location in Kent, Washington as well. The ACA,
like many other public defender units, is one of the four division in the department of Public
Defense. The Department of Public Defense, assigns counsel to those who need an attorney.
This is screened by the type of crime, the age of the accused criminal, and etc. Once a client is
assigned to one of the divisions, that division must then decide who will individually represent
that client. The main purpose of the ACA is too provide defense to those who are charged with a
crime, and cannot afford someone to defend them. The ACA is filled with attorneys who work
with different populations of people. These populations include juveniles, drug court, dependency
youth, and many more. The public defenders in this agency work closely with social workers to
maintain necessary info, in order to provide the right amount of support, and background to those
they are defending. Having this report from social workers can help the defender decide the best
way to represent their client. Structure: Some public defenders utilize the social workers more than
others. For example, there is one senior attorney per division in the building. I work with the
juvenile division at the ACA. The role of the senor attorney here is to manage the social workers
and the attorneys underneath her. She usually helps assign
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Clear Lake Essay
Volcanoes are some of the most powerful natural forces known to man. Volcanoes usually form at
divergent and convergent boundaries. Sometimes they form in the middle of plates where magma
fights through the crust. By understanding volcanoes, scientists get a window to the inside of the
Earth. They can also study volcanoes to perhaps get closer to predicting eruptions in the future. One
of Earths volcanoes is Clear Lake. Clear Lake has unique characteristics such as its location, how it
forms, and how it erupts. It had erupted in the past with the potential to erupt again. Clear lake has
interesting characteristics like were it is located, its size and height, an even why it is there. Clear
Lake volcanocan be found in Lake County, California... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Clear Lake is listed as a cinder cone volcano. It is categorized as dormant for its inactivity the last
10,000 years but has great potential to erupt again. If it were to erupt the eruption would be very
explosive. What erupts out of the volcano would be ash, andesitic lava, and basaltic lava. Clear
Lake volcano is composed of different types of rock such as major dacite, andesite, basaltic
andesite, rhyolite, basaltic, and picro basalt. The amount of silica are high (73%) and low in
iron and magnesium (3%). The gas trapped in the magma is high which suggests why it s short
lived. These gases are carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen sulfide, and
hydrogen fluoride. The explosiveness of the volcano are very explosive in cinder cone
volcanoes due to the high silica and low magnesium in the volcano while shield volcanoes are
quiet and composite are not as explosive. The lava is much thicker and would not spread as much
and would most likely stick to the top of the volcano. In general, Clear Lake has its interesting
features from the type of volcano, the type of eruptions to the gases, silica, and magma within it it
really is an amazing
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Volcanoes are some of the most powerful natural forces known to man. Volcanoes usually form at
divergent and convergent boundaries. Sometimes they form in the middle of plates where magma
fights through the crust. By understanding volcanoes, scientists get a window to the inside of the
Earth. They can also study volcanoes to perhaps get closer to predicting eruptions in the future. One
of Earths volcanoes is Clear Lake. Clear Lake has unique characteristics such as its location, how it
forms, and how it erupts. It had erupted in the past with the potential to erupt again. Clear lake has
interesting characteristics like were it is located, its size and height, an even why it is there. Clear
Lake volcanocan be found in Lake County, California... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Clear Lake is listed as a cinder cone volcano. It is categorized as dormant for its inactivity the last
10,000 years but has great potential to erupt again. If it were to erupt the eruption would be very
explosive. What erupts out of the volcano would be ash, andesitic lava, and basaltic lava. Clear
Lake volcano is composed of different types of rock such as major dacite, andesite, basaltic
andesite, rhyolite, basaltic, and picro basalt. The amount of silica are high (73%) and low in
iron and magnesium (3%). The gas trapped in the magma is high which suggests why it s short
lived. These gases are carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen sulfide, and
hydrogen fluoride. The explosiveness of the volcano are very explosive in cinder cone
volcanoes due to the high silica and low magnesium in the volcano while shield volcanoes are
quiet and composite are not as explosive. The lava is much thicker and would not spread as much
and would most likely stick to the top of the volcano. In general, Clear Lake has its interesting
features from the type of volcano, the type of eruptions to the gases, silica, and magma within it it
really is an amazing
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Latin American Religions Essay examples
Latin American Religions
University of Phoenix
November 12, 2012
What are some major attributes of Latin American Catholicism? Identify and describe at least two
distinctions and include how they are distinct from Catholicism elsewhere.
The Central American War had changed the priorities of the Catholic Church in Latin America. In
the 1980 s, the clergy s had decided to go against the Catholic Church mainly the Vatican despite the
various threats, and began to help the poor which were struggling for their equality and their rights.
The Catholic activism was in support of the change; however, it did influence guerilla movements
in certain parts of Latin America such as Nicaragua, Salvador, Guatemala. This had introduced
moral and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once others start to deviate from Catholicism then it begins to start a new religion and moves away
from the beliefs of the Catholicism. Only the Vatican may assess and make changes within the
Catholic Religions.
How have churches fostered or hindered social changes in Latin America?
After the civil war, Latin Americans had turned to other religions. For over 500 years, many Latin
Americans were considered loyal to the Catholic religions. However, it quickly turned to be a
stronghold to Protestants. In the Liberation area other religions had developed such as Evangelical
and Pentecostal. These religions are very different from the Catholicism. These religions speak in
tongue, rely on baptism, accept the Holy Spirit, and emotional rituals.
With these new religions developing the social changes in Latin America does provide a much
broader outlook on their beliefs. There are various groups or community gatherings within the
particular religion. Each religion unites and brings together their faith and social aspects within
their own community.
How has Protestantism spread in Latin America in the past? Is it different than the factors that are
promoting the current growth in Protestantism in this region? How and why? The Protestantism
had spread in Latin America in the past due to the fact of various discrepancies within the Catholic
Religion. For instance, in 1980 s, the Guatemalan s had begun to change their beliefs and lean more
to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Latin American Religions
University of Phoenix
November 12, 2012
What are some major attributes of Latin American Catholicism? Identify and describe at least two
distinctions and include how they are distinct from Catholicism elsewhere.
The Central American War had changed the priorities of the Catholic Church in Latin America. In
the 1980 s, the clergy s had decided to go against the Catholic Church mainly the Vatican despite the
various threats, and began to help the poor which were struggling for their equality and their rights.
The Catholic activism was in support of the change; however, it did influence guerilla movements
in certain parts of Latin America such as Nicaragua, Salvador, Guatemala. This had introduced
moral and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once others start to deviate from Catholicism then it begins to start a new religion and moves away
from the beliefs of the Catholicism. Only the Vatican may assess and make changes within the
Catholic Religions.
How have churches fostered or hindered social changes in Latin America?
After the civil war, Latin Americans had turned to other religions. For over 500 years, many Latin
Americans were considered loyal to the Catholic religions. However, it quickly turned to be a
stronghold to Protestants. In the Liberation area other religions had developed such as Evangelical
and Pentecostal. These religions are very different from the Catholicism. These religions speak in
tongue, rely on baptism, accept the Holy Spirit, and emotional rituals.
With these new religions developing the social changes in Latin America does provide a much
broader outlook on their beliefs. There are various groups or community gatherings within the
particular religion. Each religion unites and brings together their faith and social aspects within
their own community.
How has Protestantism spread in Latin America in the past? Is it different than the factors that are
promoting the current growth in Protestantism in this region? How and why? The Protestantism
had spread in Latin America in the past due to the fact of various discrepancies within the Catholic
Religion. For instance, in 1980 s, the Guatemalan s had begun to change their beliefs and lean more
to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dunkirk Controlled Assessment
Controlled Assessment Part B By Amandeep Hothi
Dunkirk is a sea port located in The North East regions of France. Having WW2 commenced,
Germany has successfully invaded such countries as Poland, Denmark, and Norway with Britain
sending their forces to help Norway yet, the German forces and navy became very advanced in
all aspects of the war that it seemed no country would be able to even see a sight of victory against
a strong and well prepared German Side which had their Blitzkrieg (Lightening War) tactic which
saw them defeat the big countries of Europe. Soon enough the Nazis invaded Belgium and Holland
also and had another victorious spell with Belgium in surrender and Holland in no state to even
stand a chance of winning. On the 10th May 1940, France too ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Winston Churchill was in full authority at this time and had approved of allowing all types of
ships cross the channel to evacuate as many soldiers possible and rescue them back to Britain.
This was when The Popular event Dunkirk took place. Dunkirk took place on the 27th May
where, the British had created the Plan of Operation Dynamo where now the only intentions
was to retreat British and even French soldiers to the Sea Port of Dunkirk where people sailed
back and forth rescuing many. The German forces were still advanced enough to exploit the gap
left in the Allied Line which made this process harder for the British. It is said around 345,000
allied troops were rescued from Dunkirk and that this was more than expected even recusing
more French Troops but yet some say this was not a large enough total and many were captured
by the German or went missing. Dunkirk can be seen as both a defeat and victory or even both
due to the different events which took place before and during the battle of Dunkirk. Dunkirk will
go down in history as a remarkable and history changing event which with all the activity took
place will never have a certain answer as such
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Controlled Assessment Part B By Amandeep Hothi
Dunkirk is a sea port located in The North East regions of France. Having WW2 commenced,
Germany has successfully invaded such countries as Poland, Denmark, and Norway with Britain
sending their forces to help Norway yet, the German forces and navy became very advanced in
all aspects of the war that it seemed no country would be able to even see a sight of victory against
a strong and well prepared German Side which had their Blitzkrieg (Lightening War) tactic which
saw them defeat the big countries of Europe. Soon enough the Nazis invaded Belgium and Holland
also and had another victorious spell with Belgium in surrender and Holland in no state to even
stand a chance of winning. On the 10th May 1940, France too ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Winston Churchill was in full authority at this time and had approved of allowing all types of
ships cross the channel to evacuate as many soldiers possible and rescue them back to Britain.
This was when The Popular event Dunkirk took place. Dunkirk took place on the 27th May
where, the British had created the Plan of Operation Dynamo where now the only intentions
was to retreat British and even French soldiers to the Sea Port of Dunkirk where people sailed
back and forth rescuing many. The German forces were still advanced enough to exploit the gap
left in the Allied Line which made this process harder for the British. It is said around 345,000
allied troops were rescued from Dunkirk and that this was more than expected even recusing
more French Troops but yet some say this was not a large enough total and many were captured
by the German or went missing. Dunkirk can be seen as both a defeat and victory or even both
due to the different events which took place before and during the battle of Dunkirk. Dunkirk will
go down in history as a remarkable and history changing event which with all the activity took
place will never have a certain answer as such
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Organizational Assessment Paper
Organizational Assessment Paper
Dawn L. Chapple
University of Phoenix
Quality Management and Productivity/ MGT 449
Bernie Farkas, PMP
April 3, 2008
Organizational Assessment Paper This week s assignment is about evaluating the quality issues of
three organizations. The three sectors I chose to evaluate are manufacturing, service and
government. I will then discuss the importance of quality to each organization, the relationship of
quality to customers, the leadership commitment to quality and the alignment of quality to the
organization s strategic goals and objectives.
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals (manufacturing) Wyeth Pharmaceuticals is a global manufacturing
company with a mission statement, vision, goals and objectives. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Brief surveys are conducted on a regular basis by the customer service department to ensure quality
is consistent throughout the organization. The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) conducts audits
of all manufacturing sites to ensure the proper goods manufacturing practices are followed. The
FDA also reviews all standard operating procedures (SOPs) relating to product manufacturing and
handling. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals leadership is very committed to quality. Wyeth is a global leader
in prescription medications. They are committed to growth and developing new medicinal products
in their research and development divisions. The mission and vision statements of Wyeth
Pharmaceuticals demonstrate the alignment of quality to the organization s strategic goals and
objectives. . The vision statement is Our vision is to lead the way to a healthier world. By
carrying out this vision at every level of our organization, we will be recognized by our employees,
customers and shareholders as the best pharmaceutical company in the world, resulting in value for
all. (Wyeth.com, 2008)
Lucky Strike Lanes (service) Lucky Strike Lanes is America s first true bowling lounge. ( Study
Finds, 2008). Lucky Strike Lanes has many locations across the country. Service industry s quality
issues are to meet customer needs while staying economically competitive. Quality in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Organizational Assessment Paper
Dawn L. Chapple
University of Phoenix
Quality Management and Productivity/ MGT 449
Bernie Farkas, PMP
April 3, 2008
Organizational Assessment Paper This week s assignment is about evaluating the quality issues of
three organizations. The three sectors I chose to evaluate are manufacturing, service and
government. I will then discuss the importance of quality to each organization, the relationship of
quality to customers, the leadership commitment to quality and the alignment of quality to the
organization s strategic goals and objectives.
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals (manufacturing) Wyeth Pharmaceuticals is a global manufacturing
company with a mission statement, vision, goals and objectives. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Brief surveys are conducted on a regular basis by the customer service department to ensure quality
is consistent throughout the organization. The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) conducts audits
of all manufacturing sites to ensure the proper goods manufacturing practices are followed. The
FDA also reviews all standard operating procedures (SOPs) relating to product manufacturing and
handling. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals leadership is very committed to quality. Wyeth is a global leader
in prescription medications. They are committed to growth and developing new medicinal products
in their research and development divisions. The mission and vision statements of Wyeth
Pharmaceuticals demonstrate the alignment of quality to the organization s strategic goals and
objectives. . The vision statement is Our vision is to lead the way to a healthier world. By
carrying out this vision at every level of our organization, we will be recognized by our employees,
customers and shareholders as the best pharmaceutical company in the world, resulting in value for
all. (Wyeth.com, 2008)
Lucky Strike Lanes (service) Lucky Strike Lanes is America s first true bowling lounge. ( Study
Finds, 2008). Lucky Strike Lanes has many locations across the country. Service industry s quality
issues are to meet customer needs while staying economically competitive. Quality in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sound Effects Of Bullying
Because of Edith reacting so greatly to Marion s insult via text, this technological interaction
demonstrates that multimedia can inevitably contribute to bullying. As a result of multimedia
forming tension and mood, this also exemplifies that postmodern styles can allow a vast range of
dramatic elements to be displayed in many different aspects, which enables the theme of bullyingto
be explored with depth. This, too, empathises with modern Australian theatre, as the on going issue
of bullying engages the audience and connects with todays current social values. Furthermore,
despite this skill of drama being one that is considered minor, the sound effects still assisted with
achieving the key themes within the storyline. Sound effects are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Because of Edith reacting so greatly to Marion s insult via text, this technological interaction
demonstrates that multimedia can inevitably contribute to bullying. As a result of multimedia
forming tension and mood, this also exemplifies that postmodern styles can allow a vast range of
dramatic elements to be displayed in many different aspects, which enables the theme of bullyingto
be explored with depth. This, too, empathises with modern Australian theatre, as the on going issue
of bullying engages the audience and connects with todays current social values. Furthermore,
despite this skill of drama being one that is considered minor, the sound effects still assisted with
achieving the key themes within the storyline. Sound effects are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Zoos Are Saving Endangered Animals From Extinction
Ovtchinnikova 1
Anastasia Ovtchinnikova
Mr.Spalierno (maybe Mrs.Turco)
English (room number)
(Date of finished essay)
Zoos Are Saving Endangered Animals From Extinction Many thought zoos were just for attraction,
but they are meant for more than just that.
Several zoos that we go to nowadays with our families are not only there for the sightseeing of
the animals, but they are they re for their safety. Endangered animals are now the priority of
practically every zoo in the world. There have already been six species around the world saved from
extinction by zoos. One may wonder, what do these ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The caretakers of the zoos and the animal care staff always make sure that the animals are always
well looked after and feel as close to their natural habitat and home as possible. The safe
environment of the zoo increases life expectancy of endangered animals. As said by naturalist
Kate Sheridan from Quora.com that animals live longer in zoos because they are removed from
the food change and from natural hazards. The animals health and diet is monitored carefully so
if anything is wrong with the animals , the zoo veterinarians know what to do and how to heal
the animal. Several species have been protected and reintroduced by zoos. A study by Ariel
Woodruff on Uproxx.com lists many animals who were saved by zoos. Here are a few endangered
species who were protected by zoological parks; the Red Wolf was placed on the list of most
endangered animals in 1969. With fewer and fewer wolves left , The Point Defiance Zoo and
Aquarium and the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service took action by working on four of the Red
Wolves left in the world. By 1980 the scientists of the The Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium and
U.S Fish and Wildlife Service declared that the breed was extinct but then in 1987 the Red Wolf
was revived . Now there are more than 100 Red Wolves in the world. In the same study by Ariel
Woodruff , the California Condor was placed in the near to extinction list in the early 1980 s with
only 23 birds streaming in the skies.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ovtchinnikova 1
Anastasia Ovtchinnikova
Mr.Spalierno (maybe Mrs.Turco)
English (room number)
(Date of finished essay)
Zoos Are Saving Endangered Animals From Extinction Many thought zoos were just for attraction,
but they are meant for more than just that.
Several zoos that we go to nowadays with our families are not only there for the sightseeing of
the animals, but they are they re for their safety. Endangered animals are now the priority of
practically every zoo in the world. There have already been six species around the world saved from
extinction by zoos. One may wonder, what do these ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The caretakers of the zoos and the animal care staff always make sure that the animals are always
well looked after and feel as close to their natural habitat and home as possible. The safe
environment of the zoo increases life expectancy of endangered animals. As said by naturalist
Kate Sheridan from Quora.com that animals live longer in zoos because they are removed from
the food change and from natural hazards. The animals health and diet is monitored carefully so
if anything is wrong with the animals , the zoo veterinarians know what to do and how to heal
the animal. Several species have been protected and reintroduced by zoos. A study by Ariel
Woodruff on Uproxx.com lists many animals who were saved by zoos. Here are a few endangered
species who were protected by zoological parks; the Red Wolf was placed on the list of most
endangered animals in 1969. With fewer and fewer wolves left , The Point Defiance Zoo and
Aquarium and the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service took action by working on four of the Red
Wolves left in the world. By 1980 the scientists of the The Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium and
U.S Fish and Wildlife Service declared that the breed was extinct but then in 1987 the Red Wolf
was revived . Now there are more than 100 Red Wolves in the world. In the same study by Ariel
Woodruff , the California Condor was placed in the near to extinction list in the early 1980 s with
only 23 birds streaming in the skies.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Tiny Being s Ring
One of the hardest video games in recent memory, From Software s third person action Dark
Souls uses every trick it can to increase the difficulty, ranging from above board to cheap. It all
starts very quickly into the game, as one of the first items in the game, the Tiny Being s Ring,
blatantly lies to the player. According to its item description, Special tribal ring. HP recovers
slowly when equipped, wearing the ring should allow the player character s health to slowly
regenerate over time (Dark Souls). However, soon after putting the ring on, the player soon sees
that no such effect happens; in fact, the ring only allows a five percent increase to the player s
overall health. The only thing the player can accept is true, beyond what... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Because of her background, she is prone to embellishment and filling in the gaps where
possible. Because of her large sense of self, she does more embellishing to increase her moral and
social standing. Because of the embellishment, the true story gets lost amidst her interpretation,
like a deck of cards getting reshuffled; people can make different hands with the same cards. As
the novel wears on, the readers stop caring so much about Nelly, as her so consistently
emphasized good qualities turn out to be of so little use, her technique effectively backfiring
(Mathison 22). A story is truly at the mercy of its narrator, whether it be a housekeeper or an item
description in a notoriously difficult video game. Dark Souls, Wuthering Heights, and many more
all feature unreliable narrators, and because of that, a new level of meaning gets added to what
was already there; a meaning of what really was. The truth remains open to complete
interpretation, a blank slate for the reader to project whatever they feel appropriate. There is an
infinity of possible meanings to the story, so ultimately it falls to the reader to decide which is the
right meaning, and which is the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
One of the hardest video games in recent memory, From Software s third person action Dark
Souls uses every trick it can to increase the difficulty, ranging from above board to cheap. It all
starts very quickly into the game, as one of the first items in the game, the Tiny Being s Ring,
blatantly lies to the player. According to its item description, Special tribal ring. HP recovers
slowly when equipped, wearing the ring should allow the player character s health to slowly
regenerate over time (Dark Souls). However, soon after putting the ring on, the player soon sees
that no such effect happens; in fact, the ring only allows a five percent increase to the player s
overall health. The only thing the player can accept is true, beyond what... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Because of her background, she is prone to embellishment and filling in the gaps where
possible. Because of her large sense of self, she does more embellishing to increase her moral and
social standing. Because of the embellishment, the true story gets lost amidst her interpretation,
like a deck of cards getting reshuffled; people can make different hands with the same cards. As
the novel wears on, the readers stop caring so much about Nelly, as her so consistently
emphasized good qualities turn out to be of so little use, her technique effectively backfiring
(Mathison 22). A story is truly at the mercy of its narrator, whether it be a housekeeper or an item
description in a notoriously difficult video game. Dark Souls, Wuthering Heights, and many more
all feature unreliable narrators, and because of that, a new level of meaning gets added to what
was already there; a meaning of what really was. The truth remains open to complete
interpretation, a blank slate for the reader to project whatever they feel appropriate. There is an
infinity of possible meanings to the story, so ultimately it falls to the reader to decide which is the
right meaning, and which is the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Feasibility Report On Ipo s, And The Process Of Buying An Ipo
I compile, through various mediums, information regarding initial public offerings, or IPO s.
The report includes areas such as defining an IPO, the performance of IPO s, the current market
for IPO s, and the process of buying an IPO. Therefore, the feasibility report is directed at the
retail or non professional investor who may be engaged in purchasing IPO s. I look to determine if
the underlying facts create certainty that these instruments are profitable currently and in the long
run. It appears through study that investors have increased their consumption of initial public
offerings since the 2007 2008 financial crisis. Many investors believe purchasing IPO s can create
quick realized gains. However, it appears that the performance of these issues has lagged the
broader market, which in my opinion should steal zeal from these risky investments. The figures
throughout this report should indicate and reaffirm that not all IPOs, whether popular or unpopular,
will benefit the professional or non professional investor. It must be noted that not everything is the
same in financial markets and results may vary significantly from this report in a single incident or
sample study. INTRO Over time, financial markets have become more complex and possibly more
confusing for the average or retail investor. It appears through recent observation that non
professional investors do not understand the process, importance of, and potential harm that IPO s
may cause to a portfolio in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I compile, through various mediums, information regarding initial public offerings, or IPO s.
The report includes areas such as defining an IPO, the performance of IPO s, the current market
for IPO s, and the process of buying an IPO. Therefore, the feasibility report is directed at the
retail or non professional investor who may be engaged in purchasing IPO s. I look to determine if
the underlying facts create certainty that these instruments are profitable currently and in the long
run. It appears through study that investors have increased their consumption of initial public
offerings since the 2007 2008 financial crisis. Many investors believe purchasing IPO s can create
quick realized gains. However, it appears that the performance of these issues has lagged the
broader market, which in my opinion should steal zeal from these risky investments. The figures
throughout this report should indicate and reaffirm that not all IPOs, whether popular or unpopular,
will benefit the professional or non professional investor. It must be noted that not everything is the
same in financial markets and results may vary significantly from this report in a single incident or
sample study. INTRO Over time, financial markets have become more complex and possibly more
confusing for the average or retail investor. It appears through recent observation that non
professional investors do not understand the process, importance of, and potential harm that IPO s
may cause to a portfolio in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Review Of Nicolo And Maffeo Polo
In 1260, Nicolo and Maffeo Polo set forth on their first journey to the East. After traveling from
the East to the land of the Tartar they reached the Kublai Khan court. The Khan questioned them
about the Catholic faith and asked them to return to Europe and request the pope to send
missionaries. However, when the two explorers returned they learned that Pope Clement was
dead. After that discovery they also revealed Nicolo s wife had died while giving birth to a son,
who is now in his teenage years. After the passing of the Pope there was a long delay in naming a
new one. In 1271, Marco Poloset forth navigating across exotic lands with his father and uncle on a
journey that lasted several years. Marco Polo discovered trade and religion that has brought the
world together today. The beginning of their journey led to them being accepted into the Kublai
KhanCourt. This journey took place across deserts, mountains, and seas in East Asia, continuing
along the Silk Road, and through regions that were unknown to the Western World. Also, they had
many encounters with creatures, plants, and humans from different cultures. Through acceptance
and service, Marco Polo was led to places far away that were rich of gems, gold, and silk. Yet,
when participating in a military conflict in 1298 he was taken captive. Marco Polo, the son of a
Venetian merchant and traveler, has become one of the most famous European travelers because of
the documentation of his journey. Marco Polo
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In 1260, Nicolo and Maffeo Polo set forth on their first journey to the East. After traveling from
the East to the land of the Tartar they reached the Kublai Khan court. The Khan questioned them
about the Catholic faith and asked them to return to Europe and request the pope to send
missionaries. However, when the two explorers returned they learned that Pope Clement was
dead. After that discovery they also revealed Nicolo s wife had died while giving birth to a son,
who is now in his teenage years. After the passing of the Pope there was a long delay in naming a
new one. In 1271, Marco Poloset forth navigating across exotic lands with his father and uncle on a
journey that lasted several years. Marco Polo discovered trade and religion that has brought the
world together today. The beginning of their journey led to them being accepted into the Kublai
KhanCourt. This journey took place across deserts, mountains, and seas in East Asia, continuing
along the Silk Road, and through regions that were unknown to the Western World. Also, they had
many encounters with creatures, plants, and humans from different cultures. Through acceptance
and service, Marco Polo was led to places far away that were rich of gems, gold, and silk. Yet,
when participating in a military conflict in 1298 he was taken captive. Marco Polo, the son of a
Venetian merchant and traveler, has become one of the most famous European travelers because of
the documentation of his journey. Marco Polo
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