Short Essay On Vegetable Market
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Plastic Surgery And Its Effects
Plastic surgery has advanced drastically in the past few years. Before plastic surgery was an
option, to correct a body part from injury, disease or an illness they had to just deal with their
appearance. Today many people are getting plastic surgery to improve their appearance because
they believe in their minds that something is wrong with them base on what our sociality standard
are. I think it is an unnecessary surgeryand many people put their health and well being at risk.
Some people even lose their lives because the toxins have leaked in their body, face lifts leaves
some people deformed, and mentally handicap.
The history of plastic surgery originated in the early 800 B.C; when surgeons in India
reconstructed broken noses, for people who had taken off as a form of punishment. In World War I
many plastic surgery techniques were developed in order to correct soldier s disfigured facial
injuries. (History of Plastic Surgery) In the beginning, breast argumentation first started to women
with micromastia, which is, an underdevelopment of breast tissue due to a congenital disorder. In
2007 nearly twelve million cosmetic procedures were performed, the top five were breast
argumentation, liposuction, nasal surgery, eyelid surgery and abdominoplasty. (Wikipedia)
Our sociality has this image that everyone should look like a Barbie doll. That leads people to get
cosmetic surgery to improve a body part that they believe is imperfect. In fact, there is not one
flawless human
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Plastic surgery has advanced drastically in the past few years. Before plastic surgery was an
option, to correct a body part from injury, disease or an illness they had to just deal with their
appearance. Today many people are getting plastic surgery to improve their appearance because
they believe in their minds that something is wrong with them base on what our sociality standard
are. I think it is an unnecessary surgeryand many people put their health and well being at risk.
Some people even lose their lives because the toxins have leaked in their body, face lifts leaves
some people deformed, and mentally handicap.
The history of plastic surgery originated in the early 800 B.C; when surgeons in India
reconstructed broken noses, for people who had taken off as a form of punishment. In World War I
many plastic surgery techniques were developed in order to correct soldier s disfigured facial
injuries. (History of Plastic Surgery) In the beginning, breast argumentation first started to women
with micromastia, which is, an underdevelopment of breast tissue due to a congenital disorder. In
2007 nearly twelve million cosmetic procedures were performed, the top five were breast
argumentation, liposuction, nasal surgery, eyelid surgery and abdominoplasty. (Wikipedia)
Our sociality has this image that everyone should look like a Barbie doll. That leads people to get
cosmetic surgery to improve a body part that they believe is imperfect. In fact, there is not one
flawless human
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Degradation Of The Paracetamol Drug Using Lanthanum Doped...
Photocatalytic degradation of the Paracetamol drug using Lanthanum doped ZnO nanoparticles
and their in vitro Cytotoxicity assay. M.Shakira*, M.Faraza, Asif Sherwanib and Saud I. Al
Resayesc a. Department of Chemistry, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh 202002, India. b.
Interdisciplinary Biotechnology Unit, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh 202002, India c.
Department of Chemistry, College of Science, King Saud University, Riyadh 11451, Saudi
Arabia. *To whom correspondence should be addressed Email: [email protected] Phone No.
+91 9837430035 a Abstract. The doping of semiconductor by rare earth metal nanoparticles is an
effective way for increasing in photocatalytic activity. Zinc oxide and Lanthanum doped Zinc oxide
nanoparticles were synthesized by modifying the gel combustion method. It was found that La can
greatly enhance the cytotoxicity and photocatalytic activity of ZnO nanoparticles towards various
cell lines and paracetamol drug. These nanoparticles were characterized by various spectroscopic
and other techniques which clearly revealed the presence of lanthanum ions. The UV vis
spectroscopy displayed the absorption edge shifts towards the visible region after doping with La
which is extremely favorable for absorbing the visible light. We compared the enhancing effect of
La ions and found that La doped ZnO nanoparticles is more effective than ZnO nanoparticles in
promoting the generation of hydroxyl radicals, holes and the photocatalytic activity of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Photocatalytic degradation of the Paracetamol drug using Lanthanum doped ZnO nanoparticles
and their in vitro Cytotoxicity assay. M.Shakira*, M.Faraza, Asif Sherwanib and Saud I. Al
Resayesc a. Department of Chemistry, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh 202002, India. b.
Interdisciplinary Biotechnology Unit, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh 202002, India c.
Department of Chemistry, College of Science, King Saud University, Riyadh 11451, Saudi
Arabia. *To whom correspondence should be addressed Email: [email protected] Phone No.
+91 9837430035 a Abstract. The doping of semiconductor by rare earth metal nanoparticles is an
effective way for increasing in photocatalytic activity. Zinc oxide and Lanthanum doped Zinc oxide
nanoparticles were synthesized by modifying the gel combustion method. It was found that La can
greatly enhance the cytotoxicity and photocatalytic activity of ZnO nanoparticles towards various
cell lines and paracetamol drug. These nanoparticles were characterized by various spectroscopic
and other techniques which clearly revealed the presence of lanthanum ions. The UV vis
spectroscopy displayed the absorption edge shifts towards the visible region after doping with La
which is extremely favorable for absorbing the visible light. We compared the enhancing effect of
La ions and found that La doped ZnO nanoparticles is more effective than ZnO nanoparticles in
promoting the generation of hydroxyl radicals, holes and the photocatalytic activity of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay Genetic Engineering and Developing Countries
The genetic engineering of foods has been the subject of much controversy since its first
appearance in the mid 1980 s. As scientists began to learn more about genetically engineered foods
and the benefits of such foods, their potential also began to be realized. Developing countries,
because of poor nutrition, would benefit the most from modified foods. Millions of people in
developing countries die each year form lack of nutrition and hundreds of thousands go blind.
Overpopulation is another problem facing developing countries and without food and nutrients
survival will be tough. Alternately, there exist genetically modified foods, which can supply these
poor nations with the proper nutrients and agricultural knowledge to prevent... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Many environmentalists have expressed much concern about whether or not altered foods will
cause human allergies and food and allergy specialists have not let the concerns of
environmentalists go unnoticed (Hoban D3). One such environmentalist, Ronnie Cummins of
Motion Magazine, has stated that, people with food allergies (which currently afflicts 8% of all
American children), whose symptoms can range from mild unpleasantness to sudden death, may
likely be harmed by exposure to foreign proteins spliced into common food products ( Hazards of
). But, Cummins and other environmentalists need not worry because food and allergy specialists,
who also expressed concerns about allergies, have pointed out, it s virtually impossible for anyone
to have an existing allergy to a protein that would be completely new to the human diet (Hoban D3).
Other scientists have also come to same conclusion which led Stewart et. al. of BioTechniques
magazine to state that, gene products that are not allergenic normally will not suddenly become
allergenic when expressed in a transgenic plant (841). Genetically engineered foods are as safe if
not safer than the current products on the market.
The problems that exist, as mentioned earlier, are mainly in developing countries where there is a
lack of nutrition and overpopulation. The inhabitants of less
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The genetic engineering of foods has been the subject of much controversy since its first
appearance in the mid 1980 s. As scientists began to learn more about genetically engineered foods
and the benefits of such foods, their potential also began to be realized. Developing countries,
because of poor nutrition, would benefit the most from modified foods. Millions of people in
developing countries die each year form lack of nutrition and hundreds of thousands go blind.
Overpopulation is another problem facing developing countries and without food and nutrients
survival will be tough. Alternately, there exist genetically modified foods, which can supply these
poor nations with the proper nutrients and agricultural knowledge to prevent... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Many environmentalists have expressed much concern about whether or not altered foods will
cause human allergies and food and allergy specialists have not let the concerns of
environmentalists go unnoticed (Hoban D3). One such environmentalist, Ronnie Cummins of
Motion Magazine, has stated that, people with food allergies (which currently afflicts 8% of all
American children), whose symptoms can range from mild unpleasantness to sudden death, may
likely be harmed by exposure to foreign proteins spliced into common food products ( Hazards of
). But, Cummins and other environmentalists need not worry because food and allergy specialists,
who also expressed concerns about allergies, have pointed out, it s virtually impossible for anyone
to have an existing allergy to a protein that would be completely new to the human diet (Hoban D3).
Other scientists have also come to same conclusion which led Stewart et. al. of BioTechniques
magazine to state that, gene products that are not allergenic normally will not suddenly become
allergenic when expressed in a transgenic plant (841). Genetically engineered foods are as safe if
not safer than the current products on the market.
The problems that exist, as mentioned earlier, are mainly in developing countries where there is a
lack of nutrition and overpopulation. The inhabitants of less
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Explain the Difference Between Narrow and Preference...
Explain the difference between narrow and preference hedonism. Which is a more plausible theory
of happiness?
1. Introduction (250)
Happiness belongs to Hedonism. If one experience more happiness during life, his life will be better.
The more happiness you experience, the better your life is. There are actually two schools of
thought here, Narrow Hedonism and Preference Hedonism, each with its own definition of
happiness. Narrow Hedonism deems happiness a homogeneous state of pleasure, while Preference
Hedonism expands the definition to include any state of mind favored by the individual, including
pain (yes, pain is happiness, for some). However, the two schools are united in their focus on
mental states, which as you will see is a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, the nonhedonistic accounts are adequate if not superior on grounds of practical and
theoretical utility, quite apart from their superior conformity to the folk notion of happiness.(
Daniel M. Haybron, 2001)
2.1 Narrow hedonism (250)
Narrow Hedonism: The good for a person ( pleasure ) and bad for a person
( pain ) consists of subjective experiences that are commensurable/comparable in some pretty
straightforward sense; they vary mostly in intensity, duration, etc.
This view is associated with Bentham.
The true hedonist is tracking the narrow path between pain and pleasure, not wanting pleasure so
much that it is a pain of loss not to have it, and not seeking it too much, accepting and enjoying
what does arrive.
Narrow Hedonists assume, fasely, that pleasure and pain are two distinctive kinds of experience.
Compare the pleasures of satisfying an intense thirst or lust, listening to music, solving an
untellectual problem, reading a tradegy, and knowing that one s child is happy. These varioous
experiences do not contain any distinctive common quality. What pains and pleasures have in
comon are their relations to our desires.
Jeremy Bentham (1970) was probably the most notorious proponent of hedonism. He espouses a
type of hedonism that Derek Parfit dubs narrow hedonism. Bentham holds that pleasure is what is
good for humans; pain is bad. He says, in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Explain the difference between narrow and preference hedonism. Which is a more plausible theory
of happiness?
1. Introduction (250)
Happiness belongs to Hedonism. If one experience more happiness during life, his life will be better.
The more happiness you experience, the better your life is. There are actually two schools of
thought here, Narrow Hedonism and Preference Hedonism, each with its own definition of
happiness. Narrow Hedonism deems happiness a homogeneous state of pleasure, while Preference
Hedonism expands the definition to include any state of mind favored by the individual, including
pain (yes, pain is happiness, for some). However, the two schools are united in their focus on
mental states, which as you will see is a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, the nonhedonistic accounts are adequate if not superior on grounds of practical and
theoretical utility, quite apart from their superior conformity to the folk notion of happiness.(
Daniel M. Haybron, 2001)
2.1 Narrow hedonism (250)
Narrow Hedonism: The good for a person ( pleasure ) and bad for a person
( pain ) consists of subjective experiences that are commensurable/comparable in some pretty
straightforward sense; they vary mostly in intensity, duration, etc.
This view is associated with Bentham.
The true hedonist is tracking the narrow path between pain and pleasure, not wanting pleasure so
much that it is a pain of loss not to have it, and not seeking it too much, accepting and enjoying
what does arrive.
Narrow Hedonists assume, fasely, that pleasure and pain are two distinctive kinds of experience.
Compare the pleasures of satisfying an intense thirst or lust, listening to music, solving an
untellectual problem, reading a tradegy, and knowing that one s child is happy. These varioous
experiences do not contain any distinctive common quality. What pains and pleasures have in
comon are their relations to our desires.
Jeremy Bentham (1970) was probably the most notorious proponent of hedonism. He espouses a
type of hedonism that Derek Parfit dubs narrow hedonism. Bentham holds that pleasure is what is
good for humans; pain is bad. He says, in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Significance Of The Magazine
There are a lot of excellent significant landmarks that can be commemorated by a coin by the
colonial Williamsburg foundation; but here are the four structures that are worthy of being
commemorated: The Bruton Parish Church, the Capitol, the Governor s Palace, and the Magazine.
Commemorate means to honor a certain place or a person. All these structures are important, but
the most significant structure to commemorate is clearly the Magazine. According to my research,
the Magazine is the best choice because it succeeds all of the goals it has to meet, it has a lot of
historical significance, it is relevant to citizens today, and it has a connection to the mission
statement The future may learn from the past. . The paragraphs below will explain... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, the Magazine started the Revolutionary War which gave our country
independence! The Revolutionary War started when Lord Dunmore and his British troops stole
all the colonists gunpowder from the Magazine. According to my research, the British also set a
spring gun trap and whenever somebody opened the door, it would activate. Two young men
snuck into the Magazine and tried to steal guns so that they could join The Revolutionary War
and fight for their state; even though they were underage to join the militia. When they opened
the door, the spring trap sprung and hurt the two young men setting off the spark that started the
Revolutionary War. The Revolutionary War was Significant because after we won the war the
Declaration of Independence was made and signed. The Declaration of Independence made us
our own state and it let us have our own government. The Americans were very happy because
they didn t want to be told what to do from a king who is lives over at the other side of the sea!
Last but not least the Revolutionary War was a very historical significant war. Overall the
Magazine deserves a commemorative coin to honor it because it gave us our
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There are a lot of excellent significant landmarks that can be commemorated by a coin by the
colonial Williamsburg foundation; but here are the four structures that are worthy of being
commemorated: The Bruton Parish Church, the Capitol, the Governor s Palace, and the Magazine.
Commemorate means to honor a certain place or a person. All these structures are important, but
the most significant structure to commemorate is clearly the Magazine. According to my research,
the Magazine is the best choice because it succeeds all of the goals it has to meet, it has a lot of
historical significance, it is relevant to citizens today, and it has a connection to the mission
statement The future may learn from the past. . The paragraphs below will explain... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, the Magazine started the Revolutionary War which gave our country
independence! The Revolutionary War started when Lord Dunmore and his British troops stole
all the colonists gunpowder from the Magazine. According to my research, the British also set a
spring gun trap and whenever somebody opened the door, it would activate. Two young men
snuck into the Magazine and tried to steal guns so that they could join The Revolutionary War
and fight for their state; even though they were underage to join the militia. When they opened
the door, the spring trap sprung and hurt the two young men setting off the spark that started the
Revolutionary War. The Revolutionary War was Significant because after we won the war the
Declaration of Independence was made and signed. The Declaration of Independence made us
our own state and it let us have our own government. The Americans were very happy because
they didn t want to be told what to do from a king who is lives over at the other side of the sea!
Last but not least the Revolutionary War was a very historical significant war. Overall the
Magazine deserves a commemorative coin to honor it because it gave us our
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lowe s Pricing Strategy
First, the company offers mail in rebates to encourage customers to buy a particular product in a
lower price. However, Lowe s could still make higher profits because not all customers who made
the purchase submit a rebate. Customers might value their time more and just accept the out the
door price. Lowe s can use the rebate offer to collect customers data from the rebate form. There
are a couple of advantages than can be gained by collecting customer data. By looking at purchase
history, Lowe s can tailor their promotions according to customer demand. Moreover, by having
customer s contact information, Lowe s can send out more promotion offers through emails or
mailing catalogs to houses. One of the most beneficial way of promoting is through email marketing
. Customers can be informed about exclusive deals that last for only a time period, discounts, and
coupons.
Second, Lowe s offers a loyalty program in the form of a consumer credit card. Perks included by
applying to the credit card are 5% off every purchase, or 6 months special financing, or project
financing. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Veterans who want to apply has to have a Veteran Identification Card (VIC) to show that they are
qualified. Not only that Lowe s attract more customers by the discount, the company also shows
their corporate responsibility to the public. There are specifications for the discounts. Veterans
can only earn the discount on Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Veterans Day. Moreover, the limit
of transaction per day to get a discount is $500 per person. The Armed Services include US Army,
US Navy, US Marine Corps, US Air Force, and US Coast
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
First, the company offers mail in rebates to encourage customers to buy a particular product in a
lower price. However, Lowe s could still make higher profits because not all customers who made
the purchase submit a rebate. Customers might value their time more and just accept the out the
door price. Lowe s can use the rebate offer to collect customers data from the rebate form. There
are a couple of advantages than can be gained by collecting customer data. By looking at purchase
history, Lowe s can tailor their promotions according to customer demand. Moreover, by having
customer s contact information, Lowe s can send out more promotion offers through emails or
mailing catalogs to houses. One of the most beneficial way of promoting is through email marketing
. Customers can be informed about exclusive deals that last for only a time period, discounts, and
coupons.
Second, Lowe s offers a loyalty program in the form of a consumer credit card. Perks included by
applying to the credit card are 5% off every purchase, or 6 months special financing, or project
financing. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Veterans who want to apply has to have a Veteran Identification Card (VIC) to show that they are
qualified. Not only that Lowe s attract more customers by the discount, the company also shows
their corporate responsibility to the public. There are specifications for the discounts. Veterans
can only earn the discount on Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Veterans Day. Moreover, the limit
of transaction per day to get a discount is $500 per person. The Armed Services include US Army,
US Navy, US Marine Corps, US Air Force, and US Coast
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Skin Tag Essay
Keep yourself updated about the small skin extensions in your body known as skin tags.
Are you worried about a small flap of skin which has been growing on your neck or armpit?
These extensions of flesh are called skin tags. Many people are there who are not quite aware of
the term skin tags , however, this is a common phenomenon. Flaps of tissues which protrudes
from the surface of the skin are called skin tags and are usually present around the eyelids,
armpits or neck. These skin tags which hang off the skin have different sizes, with the help of a
stalk they remains attached to the skin. They are also called skin tabs or barnacles, they are
harmless having no direct ill effect on your health in any way. Most of the time they match your ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The flow of blood into and out of the skin tag will be stopped by this procedure resulting it to
disappear in a few days. Since it is almost impossible for the person who suffers from anal skin tag
to get a proper view of this part of the skin, thus, a friend s help or a family member s help is
necessary.
It is to be noted that despite of using all these methods for removing rectal tags, be it cosmetic
procedure or home remedies, it is very important to maintain proper hygiene without which these
skin anal tags might get infected.
Are anal tags the cause of any health complications?
No, as already mentioned above anal tags are harmless, but if they get ruptured from anal
intercourse or by passing a hard stool, they can get infected which can further lead to lots of health
complications. Although they are not contagious but if they gets inflamed, or gets injured they can
take serious shapes.
Anal tags are not risky to health but causes problems in maintaining cleanliness. Skin tags by
trapping moistures causes irritation. You must visit a doctor for your anal tags in order to be
ensured that they are harmless and are not malignant. If your anal skin tags don t indicate any other
medical condition, they are not harmful in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Keep yourself updated about the small skin extensions in your body known as skin tags.
Are you worried about a small flap of skin which has been growing on your neck or armpit?
These extensions of flesh are called skin tags. Many people are there who are not quite aware of
the term skin tags , however, this is a common phenomenon. Flaps of tissues which protrudes
from the surface of the skin are called skin tags and are usually present around the eyelids,
armpits or neck. These skin tags which hang off the skin have different sizes, with the help of a
stalk they remains attached to the skin. They are also called skin tabs or barnacles, they are
harmless having no direct ill effect on your health in any way. Most of the time they match your ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The flow of blood into and out of the skin tag will be stopped by this procedure resulting it to
disappear in a few days. Since it is almost impossible for the person who suffers from anal skin tag
to get a proper view of this part of the skin, thus, a friend s help or a family member s help is
necessary.
It is to be noted that despite of using all these methods for removing rectal tags, be it cosmetic
procedure or home remedies, it is very important to maintain proper hygiene without which these
skin anal tags might get infected.
Are anal tags the cause of any health complications?
No, as already mentioned above anal tags are harmless, but if they get ruptured from anal
intercourse or by passing a hard stool, they can get infected which can further lead to lots of health
complications. Although they are not contagious but if they gets inflamed, or gets injured they can
take serious shapes.
Anal tags are not risky to health but causes problems in maintaining cleanliness. Skin tags by
trapping moistures causes irritation. You must visit a doctor for your anal tags in order to be
ensured that they are harmless and are not malignant. If your anal skin tags don t indicate any other
medical condition, they are not harmful in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mustang GT Essay
If you re looking for a vehicle that provides the perfect combination of refinement and
performance, then we at Gus Johnson Ford recommend the Trims of the 2016 Mustang GT for
Sale near Coeur d Alene. The iconic Mustang GT lives up to its brand reputation thanks to the
well performing powertrain, and inside the cabin you will find all of the latest technology and
convenience features. {2016 Ford Mustang GT Specifications and Details} Powering the GT
trims is a 5.0 liter V8 that generates 435 hp and 400 lb ft of torque. You can choose either a six
speed manual transmission or opt for a six speed automatic, and rear wheel drive is standard for
all trims. Safety features are a priority with Ford, and as such all Trims of the 2016 Mustang GT
for Sale near Coeur d Alene come with protections such as antilock disc brakes, traction and
stability control, a rearview camera, front seat side airbags, side curtain airbags and driver and
front passenger knee airbags. If you find yourself in valet parking situations or have a younger
driver in the family, you ll be happy to note that the MyKey system comes standard as well. You
can preset top speed and stereo volume if... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You also get a rear spoiler, LED fog lights and a six way power driver seat. Topping things off are
upgraded brakes, electronic line lock and launch control. Of note is that the latter feature only
comes with the manual transmission Trims of the 2016 Mustang GT for Sale near Coeur d
Alene. Options are great in number, and one highlight is the California Special Package. It
provides 19 inch black alloy wheels, a special rear spoiler and unique design cues both inside and
out. The GT Performance Package gains Brembo front brakes and a Torsen limited slip
differential, while the Black Accent Package will get you the 19 inch black alloy wheels, black out
badges and a black rear
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
If you re looking for a vehicle that provides the perfect combination of refinement and
performance, then we at Gus Johnson Ford recommend the Trims of the 2016 Mustang GT for
Sale near Coeur d Alene. The iconic Mustang GT lives up to its brand reputation thanks to the
well performing powertrain, and inside the cabin you will find all of the latest technology and
convenience features. {2016 Ford Mustang GT Specifications and Details} Powering the GT
trims is a 5.0 liter V8 that generates 435 hp and 400 lb ft of torque. You can choose either a six
speed manual transmission or opt for a six speed automatic, and rear wheel drive is standard for
all trims. Safety features are a priority with Ford, and as such all Trims of the 2016 Mustang GT
for Sale near Coeur d Alene come with protections such as antilock disc brakes, traction and
stability control, a rearview camera, front seat side airbags, side curtain airbags and driver and
front passenger knee airbags. If you find yourself in valet parking situations or have a younger
driver in the family, you ll be happy to note that the MyKey system comes standard as well. You
can preset top speed and stereo volume if... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You also get a rear spoiler, LED fog lights and a six way power driver seat. Topping things off are
upgraded brakes, electronic line lock and launch control. Of note is that the latter feature only
comes with the manual transmission Trims of the 2016 Mustang GT for Sale near Coeur d
Alene. Options are great in number, and one highlight is the California Special Package. It
provides 19 inch black alloy wheels, a special rear spoiler and unique design cues both inside and
out. The GT Performance Package gains Brembo front brakes and a Torsen limited slip
differential, while the Black Accent Package will get you the 19 inch black alloy wheels, black out
badges and a black rear
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Examples Of Warrior Jesus In The Dream Of The Rood
Warrior Jesus in The Dream of the Rood, translated by R.M Liuzza
The Bible has been translated into 451 languages, sold over 6 billion times, and depicted in over
40 movies (Wikipedia, statisticbrain.com). The Bible and the crucifixion of the Messiah are
prominent aspects of cultures all around the world today. The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus
Christ have been translated, dramatized, televised, adapted, and cartooned. In The Dream of the
Rood, translated by R.M. Liuzza, the Biblical cross comes to life to tell its own version of Christ
s death and resurrection. The author recreated the Biblical account to appeal to the Anglo Saxon
warrior group to effectively convert them. Moreover, the story from the cross s perspective
matches the crucial material of the Biblical account without defaming Christ. The main variations
between the Biblical account and the poem consist of additions to effectively convert the pagan
warriors. Christ himself is depicted as a warrior: Christ ascended on the high gallows, / brave in
the sight of many, when he wanted to / ransom mankind (39 41). In this image, Christ appears
eager to die for the world s sins, which is contradictory to the Biblical account (introduction). The
Bible describes Jesus as distressed and records him, saying, Abba, Father, . . . everything is
possible for you. Take this cup from me (Mark 14:33,36). Jesus has no desire to go to the cross
and suffer, but the poem likens him to one of the warriors listening
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Warrior Jesus in The Dream of the Rood, translated by R.M Liuzza
The Bible has been translated into 451 languages, sold over 6 billion times, and depicted in over
40 movies (Wikipedia, statisticbrain.com). The Bible and the crucifixion of the Messiah are
prominent aspects of cultures all around the world today. The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus
Christ have been translated, dramatized, televised, adapted, and cartooned. In The Dream of the
Rood, translated by R.M. Liuzza, the Biblical cross comes to life to tell its own version of Christ
s death and resurrection. The author recreated the Biblical account to appeal to the Anglo Saxon
warrior group to effectively convert them. Moreover, the story from the cross s perspective
matches the crucial material of the Biblical account without defaming Christ. The main variations
between the Biblical account and the poem consist of additions to effectively convert the pagan
warriors. Christ himself is depicted as a warrior: Christ ascended on the high gallows, / brave in
the sight of many, when he wanted to / ransom mankind (39 41). In this image, Christ appears
eager to die for the world s sins, which is contradictory to the Biblical account (introduction). The
Bible describes Jesus as distressed and records him, saying, Abba, Father, . . . everything is
possible for you. Take this cup from me (Mark 14:33,36). Jesus has no desire to go to the cross
and suffer, but the poem likens him to one of the warriors listening
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How Did Sargent Became An Artist
Following the tremendous fame that Sargent had achieved, he grew tired of the demands of his
patrons and decided to close his portrait studio. Portraiture involves a great deal of interaction
between sitter and artist, and Sargent particularly disliked this aspect of portrait painting, stating
that it was a nuisance to have to entertain the sitter and to look happy. By leaving portraits behind,
Sargent was provided with the opportunity to concentrate on different genres of art, as well as
some new techniques, and the drastic change in his focus provided an entirely new range of
expression. The art that he produced later in his career is some of the most intriguing. Finally,
Sargent could experiment more freely. Moreover, after decades of attempting to please others, he
was finally unrestrained in creating art for his own enjoyment. This did not mean that he entirely
stopped making portraits, but it did significantly reduce the number of portraits he produced in his
later years. Among the most celebrated works of his later career are his Biblical murals in The
Boston... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was still in contact with Isabella Stewart Gardner, and helped to advise her as to which works
of art to secure for her own collection, which has now become a renowned gallery in Boston.
Traditional to the end, Sargent persisted in his methods of representation, unabashedly receiving
criticism for not altering his art to match the changing times. His very last painted portrait of Grace
Elvina, Marchioness Curzon of Kedleston displays the newest fashions of the year it was painted,
1925, through the gown and hair of the subject (Fig. 19). Aside from the apparel of the sitter, there
is nothing about this portrait that indicates the time in which it was created. Instead, it exhibits the
style of an artist whose work was only defined by the inclinations of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Following the tremendous fame that Sargent had achieved, he grew tired of the demands of his
patrons and decided to close his portrait studio. Portraiture involves a great deal of interaction
between sitter and artist, and Sargent particularly disliked this aspect of portrait painting, stating
that it was a nuisance to have to entertain the sitter and to look happy. By leaving portraits behind,
Sargent was provided with the opportunity to concentrate on different genres of art, as well as
some new techniques, and the drastic change in his focus provided an entirely new range of
expression. The art that he produced later in his career is some of the most intriguing. Finally,
Sargent could experiment more freely. Moreover, after decades of attempting to please others, he
was finally unrestrained in creating art for his own enjoyment. This did not mean that he entirely
stopped making portraits, but it did significantly reduce the number of portraits he produced in his
later years. Among the most celebrated works of his later career are his Biblical murals in The
Boston... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was still in contact with Isabella Stewart Gardner, and helped to advise her as to which works
of art to secure for her own collection, which has now become a renowned gallery in Boston.
Traditional to the end, Sargent persisted in his methods of representation, unabashedly receiving
criticism for not altering his art to match the changing times. His very last painted portrait of Grace
Elvina, Marchioness Curzon of Kedleston displays the newest fashions of the year it was painted,
1925, through the gown and hair of the subject (Fig. 19). Aside from the apparel of the sitter, there
is nothing about this portrait that indicates the time in which it was created. Instead, it exhibits the
style of an artist whose work was only defined by the inclinations of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Affirmative Action is NOT Reverse Discrimination Essay
Affirmative action is not the source of discrimination, but the vehicle for removing the effects of
discrimination. The Labor Department report found less than 100 reverse discrimination cases
among more than 3,000 discrimination opinions by the U.S. District Court and the Court of Appeal
between 1990 and 1994. Discriminationwas established in only six cases. The report found that,
Many of the cases were the result of a disappointed applicant.... erroneously assuming that when a
woman or minority got the job, it was because of race or sex, not qualifications. (SF Chronicle,
March 31, 1995) Job discrimination is grounded in prejudice and exclusion, whereas affirmative
actionis an effort to overcome prejudicial treatment through... Show more content on
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Why should white women care about affirmative action?
Women, in general, have been the main beneficiaries of affirmative action. The number of women
entering profession has increased substantially. Women tend to work in a narrow range of low
paying, low status jobs. Women occupy 44 percent of all federal jobs but only13 percent of the top
jobs according to The Feminist Majority, March 14, 1995.
Affirmative action stigmatize people of color
Stereotypes plagues people of color and would continue to do even if this policy was eliminated.
Now people of color are stigmatized by being told, The only reason you re here is because of
affirmative action. So they are faced with the constant need to prove that they are qualified.
Why don t we change affirmative action to policies that help people based on economic need
instead of race of gender?
This approach would benefit people of color who are disadvantaged economically. People of color
have been discriminated against based entirely on race for hundreds of years. Therefore, policies to
eliminate discrimination must address the issue of race. We need programs based on economic
need in addition to, but not instead of, affirmative action.
Tests are inadequate
Many tests are inadequate to predict success. Numerous studies have found that there is only a
slight relationship between test scores and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Affirmative action is not the source of discrimination, but the vehicle for removing the effects of
discrimination. The Labor Department report found less than 100 reverse discrimination cases
among more than 3,000 discrimination opinions by the U.S. District Court and the Court of Appeal
between 1990 and 1994. Discriminationwas established in only six cases. The report found that,
Many of the cases were the result of a disappointed applicant.... erroneously assuming that when a
woman or minority got the job, it was because of race or sex, not qualifications. (SF Chronicle,
March 31, 1995) Job discrimination is grounded in prejudice and exclusion, whereas affirmative
actionis an effort to overcome prejudicial treatment through... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Why should white women care about affirmative action?
Women, in general, have been the main beneficiaries of affirmative action. The number of women
entering profession has increased substantially. Women tend to work in a narrow range of low
paying, low status jobs. Women occupy 44 percent of all federal jobs but only13 percent of the top
jobs according to The Feminist Majority, March 14, 1995.
Affirmative action stigmatize people of color
Stereotypes plagues people of color and would continue to do even if this policy was eliminated.
Now people of color are stigmatized by being told, The only reason you re here is because of
affirmative action. So they are faced with the constant need to prove that they are qualified.
Why don t we change affirmative action to policies that help people based on economic need
instead of race of gender?
This approach would benefit people of color who are disadvantaged economically. People of color
have been discriminated against based entirely on race for hundreds of years. Therefore, policies to
eliminate discrimination must address the issue of race. We need programs based on economic
need in addition to, but not instead of, affirmative action.
Tests are inadequate
Many tests are inadequate to predict success. Numerous studies have found that there is only a
slight relationship between test scores and
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Identity And Identity In Melina Marchetta s Looking For...
Looking for Alibrandi is a prime example on how young adults can be educated on the stresses and
losses of life and through reflection they can set you free. Looking for Alibrandi focuses on one girl
and the shame of her family s irresponsibility s have brought on them. Through her difficult school
year, her absent father, falling in love, losing friends and discovering the truth about her identity.
Melina Marchettaopened doors to the complications of the first generation Australian born ethnic
female identities. Marchetta identified the anxieties of being different and acceptance which comes
with being unfamiliar. She shows the reader themselves that people who are alike Josie are normal
and mainly important and not alone.
The main ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Secondly Looking for Alibrandi explores the relationships between mother and daughters,
fathers and daughters, grandmothers and grandchildren, relatives, girlfriends and boyfriends,
and girls together in school. A blossoming relationship throughout the novel is between Josie and
Jacob. Relationships can be a catalyst for change. They come from different worlds yet balance
each other out in the best ways possible. A main concern explored throughout the novel is the
difference between Jacob and Josie. Throughout the novel, individuals who play an important
role in Josie s life point out that Jacob isn t her type. Both are shocked to find each other
attractive, yet they both inspire each other. They both mutually understand there s more than
meets the eye. Jacob is special to Josie, they come from the same class and Josie learns to get rid
of bias of identity with his help and better to answer the question of who she really is. This
dynamic duo can relate to a lot of young individuals who are in committed relationships. Most
individuals look down upon young lovers and become sceptical on how long the relationships
would last. Not to mention the backlash Josie got from her peers about her relationships with
Jacob. Not to mention Josie would never be able to introduce Jacob to her strict Italian
grandmother. An issue a lot of young people face today as they would be shamed out of
relationships. Due to their relatives not liking their significant
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Looking for Alibrandi is a prime example on how young adults can be educated on the stresses and
losses of life and through reflection they can set you free. Looking for Alibrandi focuses on one girl
and the shame of her family s irresponsibility s have brought on them. Through her difficult school
year, her absent father, falling in love, losing friends and discovering the truth about her identity.
Melina Marchettaopened doors to the complications of the first generation Australian born ethnic
female identities. Marchetta identified the anxieties of being different and acceptance which comes
with being unfamiliar. She shows the reader themselves that people who are alike Josie are normal
and mainly important and not alone.
The main ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Secondly Looking for Alibrandi explores the relationships between mother and daughters,
fathers and daughters, grandmothers and grandchildren, relatives, girlfriends and boyfriends,
and girls together in school. A blossoming relationship throughout the novel is between Josie and
Jacob. Relationships can be a catalyst for change. They come from different worlds yet balance
each other out in the best ways possible. A main concern explored throughout the novel is the
difference between Jacob and Josie. Throughout the novel, individuals who play an important
role in Josie s life point out that Jacob isn t her type. Both are shocked to find each other
attractive, yet they both inspire each other. They both mutually understand there s more than
meets the eye. Jacob is special to Josie, they come from the same class and Josie learns to get rid
of bias of identity with his help and better to answer the question of who she really is. This
dynamic duo can relate to a lot of young individuals who are in committed relationships. Most
individuals look down upon young lovers and become sceptical on how long the relationships
would last. Not to mention the backlash Josie got from her peers about her relationships with
Jacob. Not to mention Josie would never be able to introduce Jacob to her strict Italian
grandmother. An issue a lot of young people face today as they would be shamed out of
relationships. Due to their relatives not liking their significant
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Information Security Risk Analysis and Management
Information security refers to the protection of information and its critical elements, including the
systems and hardware that use, store, and transmit that information. An ideal organization usually
comprises of the following layers of security put in place to safeguard its operations: physical,
operations, communications, networks, personnel, and information security.
A risk can be defined as the probability that something unwanted will happen. Risk analysis and
management therefore refers to the process of identifying risks to an organization s information
assets and infrastructure, and taking steps to reduce these risks to an acceptable level.
Threats are dangerous actions that can cause harm. The degree of threat depends on the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Brute force attack This refers to the process of applying computing and network resources to try to
crack a password using all possible combinations of the said password.
Denial of service attack refers to an attack where in an attacker sends a large number of
connections to overwhelm a target with the aim of crippling it.
Spoofing is a technique used to gain unauthorized access to a computer where an intruder sends
messages to a computer indicating that the message is coming from a trust source.
Sniffing refers to design of a program or a device that can monitor data travelling over a network.
Social engineering this is the process of using social skills to convince people to reveal access
credentials or other valuable information to the attacker. This can be done through media sites
including Facebook and twitter.
Man in the middle attack is a method of attacking a system that relies on knowledge of some or all
of the plain text that was used to generate a cipher text.
Dictionary attack this is a form of brute force attack on passwords that uses a list of commonly
used passwords instead of random combinations.
Virus attacks a virus is one of two forms of malicious code or malware. It requires a host software
environment in which to execute without which it cannot function.
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Information security refers to the protection of information and its critical elements, including the
systems and hardware that use, store, and transmit that information. An ideal organization usually
comprises of the following layers of security put in place to safeguard its operations: physical,
operations, communications, networks, personnel, and information security.
A risk can be defined as the probability that something unwanted will happen. Risk analysis and
management therefore refers to the process of identifying risks to an organization s information
assets and infrastructure, and taking steps to reduce these risks to an acceptable level.
Threats are dangerous actions that can cause harm. The degree of threat depends on the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Brute force attack This refers to the process of applying computing and network resources to try to
crack a password using all possible combinations of the said password.
Denial of service attack refers to an attack where in an attacker sends a large number of
connections to overwhelm a target with the aim of crippling it.
Spoofing is a technique used to gain unauthorized access to a computer where an intruder sends
messages to a computer indicating that the message is coming from a trust source.
Sniffing refers to design of a program or a device that can monitor data travelling over a network.
Social engineering this is the process of using social skills to convince people to reveal access
credentials or other valuable information to the attacker. This can be done through media sites
including Facebook and twitter.
Man in the middle attack is a method of attacking a system that relies on knowledge of some or all
of the plain text that was used to generate a cipher text.
Dictionary attack this is a form of brute force attack on passwords that uses a list of commonly
used passwords instead of random combinations.
Virus attacks a virus is one of two forms of malicious code or malware. It requires a host software
environment in which to execute without which it cannot function.
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Political Systems of France and Britain Essay
COMPARITIVE POLITICS
SEMINAR II В – A DESCRIPTION OF TWO WESTERN EUROPEAN POLITICAL SYSTEMS
FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN
INTRODUCTION
I chose these two systems, which interest me for different reasons. The British system is one that
has evolved over many centuries, with both small and large adjustments along the way to keep in
on course. In contrast to this, the French model has changed dramatically on several occasions,
and can rarely have been described as stable. However, in 1958 Charles de Gaulle made some
brave changes to the constitution, which after being approved by the French public, set the scene
for the classic semi presidential system that we see today.
Despite these opposing histories, there are many similarities between ... Show more content on
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The House of Commons, on the other hand, is a democratically elected chamber. The House of
Lords and the House of Commons meet in separate chambers in the Palace of Westminster (the
Houses of Parliament), in central London.
The British Parliament is often called the Mother of Parliaments, as the legislative bodies of many
nationsВ —most notably, those of the members of the CommonwealthВ —are modelled on it.
However, it is a misquotation of John Bright, who had actually remarked on 18 January 1865 that
England is the Mother of Parliaments , in the context of supporting demands for expanded voting
rights in a country which had pioneered Parliamentary government.
The differences between the constituent members of the UK are interesting, England, despite being
the most developed, populous and richest member, is the only one without its own devolved
government.
House of Commons
The UK is divided into parliamentary constituencies of broadly equal population (decided by the
Boundaries Commission), each of which elects a Member of Parliament to the House of
Commons. The leader of the party with the largest number of MPs is invited by the monarch to
form a government, and becomes the Prime Minister. The leader of the second largest party
becomes the Leader of the Opposition.
There is usually a majority in Parliament, thanks to the First Past the Post electoral system so
coalitions are rare. The monarch normally asks a person commissioned to form a government
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COMPARITIVE POLITICS
SEMINAR II В – A DESCRIPTION OF TWO WESTERN EUROPEAN POLITICAL SYSTEMS
FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN
INTRODUCTION
I chose these two systems, which interest me for different reasons. The British system is one that
has evolved over many centuries, with both small and large adjustments along the way to keep in
on course. In contrast to this, the French model has changed dramatically on several occasions,
and can rarely have been described as stable. However, in 1958 Charles de Gaulle made some
brave changes to the constitution, which after being approved by the French public, set the scene
for the classic semi presidential system that we see today.
Despite these opposing histories, there are many similarities between ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The House of Commons, on the other hand, is a democratically elected chamber. The House of
Lords and the House of Commons meet in separate chambers in the Palace of Westminster (the
Houses of Parliament), in central London.
The British Parliament is often called the Mother of Parliaments, as the legislative bodies of many
nationsВ —most notably, those of the members of the CommonwealthВ —are modelled on it.
However, it is a misquotation of John Bright, who had actually remarked on 18 January 1865 that
England is the Mother of Parliaments , in the context of supporting demands for expanded voting
rights in a country which had pioneered Parliamentary government.
The differences between the constituent members of the UK are interesting, England, despite being
the most developed, populous and richest member, is the only one without its own devolved
government.
House of Commons
The UK is divided into parliamentary constituencies of broadly equal population (decided by the
Boundaries Commission), each of which elects a Member of Parliament to the House of
Commons. The leader of the party with the largest number of MPs is invited by the monarch to
form a government, and becomes the Prime Minister. The leader of the second largest party
becomes the Leader of the Opposition.
There is usually a majority in Parliament, thanks to the First Past the Post electoral system so
coalitions are rare. The monarch normally asks a person commissioned to form a government
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Use Of Motor Vehicles And Their Ownership, Social And...
It s a fact, commercial vehicle use around the world is expanding, both in the developed and
developing world. It is debatable whether the use, and more specifically ownership, of a passenger
vehicle is a need, or a want, but before we consider the implications surrounding this debate, we
need to discuss what these terms mean. Needs are things such as food, water, shelter, clothing,
sleep, and comfort that are necessary for human survival. Wants are things that may increase a
person s feelings of self worth, self fulfillment, independence, and personal potential. Note that
defining what is a need, and what is a want is not always black and white, there are many things,
such as passenger vehicles, that may fall somewhere in between these... Show more content on
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It was also found that fuel consumption and emissions were 20 45% higher during rush hour
traffic than in steady traffic conditions. Stopped traffic, especially during commute times, is not
only a frustration to drivers, but to business and corporations as well. Each year, traffic tie ups
are estimated to result in 1.2 billion hours of lost time, with productivity loss equal to
approximately $30 billion in the United States alone. On top of that, an estimated 2.2 billion
gallons of gasoline are also lost. One way that rush hour traffic can be reduced is through car
pooling, or car sharing. An initiative in Portland called Car Sharing Portland (CSP) has been
shown as one way to effectively reduce road traffic. Car sharing is when a group of individuals
or businesses share their cars with other members, who primarily use these vehicles for short,
local trips. As a result of CSP, 26% of members sold their own personal cars, and 53% were able to
avoid purchasing their own vehicle. This is only one of many innovative solutions that have been
shown to be effective in reducing traffic congestion and unnecessary motor vehicle ownership.
When the true costs of commercial vehicles are considered, it is easy to find solutions that can be
beneficial both for you, and the environment.
The difficulty in determining whether commercial vehicle use or ownership is a need
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It s a fact, commercial vehicle use around the world is expanding, both in the developed and
developing world. It is debatable whether the use, and more specifically ownership, of a passenger
vehicle is a need, or a want, but before we consider the implications surrounding this debate, we
need to discuss what these terms mean. Needs are things such as food, water, shelter, clothing,
sleep, and comfort that are necessary for human survival. Wants are things that may increase a
person s feelings of self worth, self fulfillment, independence, and personal potential. Note that
defining what is a need, and what is a want is not always black and white, there are many things,
such as passenger vehicles, that may fall somewhere in between these... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It was also found that fuel consumption and emissions were 20 45% higher during rush hour
traffic than in steady traffic conditions. Stopped traffic, especially during commute times, is not
only a frustration to drivers, but to business and corporations as well. Each year, traffic tie ups
are estimated to result in 1.2 billion hours of lost time, with productivity loss equal to
approximately $30 billion in the United States alone. On top of that, an estimated 2.2 billion
gallons of gasoline are also lost. One way that rush hour traffic can be reduced is through car
pooling, or car sharing. An initiative in Portland called Car Sharing Portland (CSP) has been
shown as one way to effectively reduce road traffic. Car sharing is when a group of individuals
or businesses share their cars with other members, who primarily use these vehicles for short,
local trips. As a result of CSP, 26% of members sold their own personal cars, and 53% were able to
avoid purchasing their own vehicle. This is only one of many innovative solutions that have been
shown to be effective in reducing traffic congestion and unnecessary motor vehicle ownership.
When the true costs of commercial vehicles are considered, it is easy to find solutions that can be
beneficial both for you, and the environment.
The difficulty in determining whether commercial vehicle use or ownership is a need
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Sui, Sang, Tang Dynasties
Jeff Woodard
HS150D: World Civilizations
Assignment 6_06
September 11th 2014
The Sui Dynasty, started from 581 and ended in 618, the Sui Dynasty lasted for only 38 years and
had only three emperors. With a tyrannical second emperor Emperor Yang, this dynasty was often
compared to the Qin Dynasty (221 BC 206 BC). However, the whole nation was reunified and
certain economic and political advances were achieved in the period. At the end of the Northern and
Southern Dynasties (386 589), the whole nation had undergone a long period of division. People
who had endured sufferings of war were longing for the unification but neither the Northern
Dynasties nor Southern Dynasties realized this goal. In Northern Zhou (557 ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In 618 after Emperor Yang was killed by his chancellor, Yuwen Huaji, Li Yuan seized the chance to
proclaim himself emperor and changed the state title into Tang, still with Chang an as the capital
city. The first glorious period was from 627 to 649 when the Tang Dynasty was just set up and its
national strength was recovering from the previous weak condition. Under The first glorious
period was from 627 to 649 when the Tang Dynasty was just set up and its national strength was
recovering from the previous weak condition. Under Emperor Taizhong Li Shim in s wise
governing, the national strength and social development reached an unparalleled prosperity
economy and commerce flourished, the social order was stable, corruption never existed in the
court and the national boundaries were even open to foreign countries.mperor Taizhong Li Shim in
s wise governing, the national strength and social development reached an unparalleled prosperity
economy and commerce flourished, the social order was stable, corruption never existed in the
court and the national boundaries were even open to foreign countries. The second glorious period
was during Emperor Xuanzong s reign. In 712, Emperor Ruizong abdicated and Li Longji was
enthroned as Emperor Xuanzong. Under his ruling, the national economy, politics and culture all
developed rapidly and the social development entered a new heyday. In that period, Chang an City
was the largest and the most
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jeff Woodard
HS150D: World Civilizations
Assignment 6_06
September 11th 2014
The Sui Dynasty, started from 581 and ended in 618, the Sui Dynasty lasted for only 38 years and
had only three emperors. With a tyrannical second emperor Emperor Yang, this dynasty was often
compared to the Qin Dynasty (221 BC 206 BC). However, the whole nation was reunified and
certain economic and political advances were achieved in the period. At the end of the Northern and
Southern Dynasties (386 589), the whole nation had undergone a long period of division. People
who had endured sufferings of war were longing for the unification but neither the Northern
Dynasties nor Southern Dynasties realized this goal. In Northern Zhou (557 ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In 618 after Emperor Yang was killed by his chancellor, Yuwen Huaji, Li Yuan seized the chance to
proclaim himself emperor and changed the state title into Tang, still with Chang an as the capital
city. The first glorious period was from 627 to 649 when the Tang Dynasty was just set up and its
national strength was recovering from the previous weak condition. Under The first glorious
period was from 627 to 649 when the Tang Dynasty was just set up and its national strength was
recovering from the previous weak condition. Under Emperor Taizhong Li Shim in s wise
governing, the national strength and social development reached an unparalleled prosperity
economy and commerce flourished, the social order was stable, corruption never existed in the
court and the national boundaries were even open to foreign countries.mperor Taizhong Li Shim in
s wise governing, the national strength and social development reached an unparalleled prosperity
economy and commerce flourished, the social order was stable, corruption never existed in the
court and the national boundaries were even open to foreign countries. The second glorious period
was during Emperor Xuanzong s reign. In 712, Emperor Ruizong abdicated and Li Longji was
enthroned as Emperor Xuanzong. Under his ruling, the national economy, politics and culture all
developed rapidly and the social development entered a new heyday. In that period, Chang an City
was the largest and the most
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Gluteal Region Research Paper
The gluteal region is an anatomical area located posteriorly to the pelvic girdle, at the proximal end
of the femur. The muscles in this region move the lower limb at the hip joint. The gluteal muscle is
composed of three muscles that make up the buttocks: Gluteus Maximus, Gluteus Medius, and
Gluteus Minimus. They are supplied by the gluteal nerves and vessels, which reach them through
the greater sciatic foramen. The gluteus maximus is the largest of the gluteal muscles and one of
the strongest muscles in the human body. The gluteus medius is the second largest gluteal muscle
and gluteus minimus is the smallest. The three gluteal muscles (gluteus maximus, gluteus medius
and gluteus minimus) contract and steady the pelvis on the lower limb.... Show more content on
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The simplest method of strengthening your gluteus maximus muscles for squatting is to squat, and
squat deeply. By taking timeout of your day to perform a few gluteal exercises, you can give
strength and shape to your buttocks. Exercise and massage are effective at reversing and protecting
against atrophy of these muscles. Any exercise that works or stretches the buttocks is suitable, for
example lunges, hip thrusts, climbing stairs, fencing, bicycling, rowing, squats, arabesque, aerobics,
and various specific exercises for the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The gluteal region is an anatomical area located posteriorly to the pelvic girdle, at the proximal end
of the femur. The muscles in this region move the lower limb at the hip joint. The gluteal muscle is
composed of three muscles that make up the buttocks: Gluteus Maximus, Gluteus Medius, and
Gluteus Minimus. They are supplied by the gluteal nerves and vessels, which reach them through
the greater sciatic foramen. The gluteus maximus is the largest of the gluteal muscles and one of
the strongest muscles in the human body. The gluteus medius is the second largest gluteal muscle
and gluteus minimus is the smallest. The three gluteal muscles (gluteus maximus, gluteus medius
and gluteus minimus) contract and steady the pelvis on the lower limb.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The simplest method of strengthening your gluteus maximus muscles for squatting is to squat, and
squat deeply. By taking timeout of your day to perform a few gluteal exercises, you can give
strength and shape to your buttocks. Exercise and massage are effective at reversing and protecting
against atrophy of these muscles. Any exercise that works or stretches the buttocks is suitable, for
example lunges, hip thrusts, climbing stairs, fencing, bicycling, rowing, squats, arabesque, aerobics,
and various specific exercises for the
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Development and Composition of Middle Ear Structures of...
DEVELOPMENT AND COMPOSITION OF MIDDLE EAR STRUCTURES OF
BALAENOPTEROIDS (CETACEA, MYSTICETI): IMPLICATIONS ON FOSSIL CETACEAN
PALEOECOLOGY AND BIOLOGY
KERR, Tyler J., University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY, United States, 82071
BACKGROUND
Whales (Cetacea) are unique among mammals in that they possess exceptionally dense,
pachyosteosclerotic tympanic bullae1. Along the margin of the bulla is a highly mineralized,
extremely dense wall of bone called the involucrum that serves as a special adaptation to life in the
sea and as a means to facilitate sound reception and directionality underwater2,3,4. Moreover, this
cetacean synapomorphy plays an important role in distinguishing its members from the ancestral
terrestrial artiodactyls from which whales diverged5. When cut into cross sections, the involucral
region of the tympanic bullae in many mysticete (baleen whale) lineages reveals three easily
distinguishable zones of concentric laminar growth. Here we hypothesize that these three distinct
zones identified along the length of the tympanic bullae are capable of recording life history events
during early development, when the cetacean tympanoperiotic region is known to be rapidly
ossifying6. We propose that the innermost zone (1) represents rapid in utero growth, the
intermediary zone (2) represents rapid birth and postnatal development, and the outermost zone (3),
markedly thinner, represents slower, more lamellar development from weaning on through
adulthood.
Literature
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DEVELOPMENT AND COMPOSITION OF MIDDLE EAR STRUCTURES OF
BALAENOPTEROIDS (CETACEA, MYSTICETI): IMPLICATIONS ON FOSSIL CETACEAN
PALEOECOLOGY AND BIOLOGY
KERR, Tyler J., University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY, United States, 82071
BACKGROUND
Whales (Cetacea) are unique among mammals in that they possess exceptionally dense,
pachyosteosclerotic tympanic bullae1. Along the margin of the bulla is a highly mineralized,
extremely dense wall of bone called the involucrum that serves as a special adaptation to life in the
sea and as a means to facilitate sound reception and directionality underwater2,3,4. Moreover, this
cetacean synapomorphy plays an important role in distinguishing its members from the ancestral
terrestrial artiodactyls from which whales diverged5. When cut into cross sections, the involucral
region of the tympanic bullae in many mysticete (baleen whale) lineages reveals three easily
distinguishable zones of concentric laminar growth. Here we hypothesize that these three distinct
zones identified along the length of the tympanic bullae are capable of recording life history events
during early development, when the cetacean tympanoperiotic region is known to be rapidly
ossifying6. We propose that the innermost zone (1) represents rapid in utero growth, the
intermediary zone (2) represents rapid birth and postnatal development, and the outermost zone (3),
markedly thinner, represents slower, more lamellar development from weaning on through
adulthood.
Literature
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Body Ritual Among The Nacirema By Miner
Effective communication has many aspects that can be described as either transparent or a hidden
unknown, which in many readings it describes how ambiguity is a necessary evil in
communications. The Triangle of Linguistic Structure can give phonology meaning form,
semantics the value of meaning, and pragmatics that feature the intention to uncertain
communications. The direct statements of saying someone is dead, can be harmful so they use
etiquette to give reason to use a buffer and instead say they have moved away. For a literary
example I will use Who am I this time? by Vonnegut and Body Ritual among the Nacirema by
Miner, for both readings use ambiguity to hide an allegory of communication concepts. The Body
Ritual among the Nacirema
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Effective communication has many aspects that can be described as either transparent or a hidden
unknown, which in many readings it describes how ambiguity is a necessary evil in
communications. The Triangle of Linguistic Structure can give phonology meaning form,
semantics the value of meaning, and pragmatics that feature the intention to uncertain
communications. The direct statements of saying someone is dead, can be harmful so they use
etiquette to give reason to use a buffer and instead say they have moved away. For a literary
example I will use Who am I this time? by Vonnegut and Body Ritual among the Nacirema by
Miner, for both readings use ambiguity to hide an allegory of communication concepts. The Body
Ritual among the Nacirema
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How To Become A Knight s Influence During The Middle Ages
Knights had an influential role during the Middle Ages . This role was not achieved by chance,
but by knowledge learned from a very young age, and most importantly following the strict rules
of chivalry. Knights were very important in society and politics during the Middle Ages. A
young boy s future role as a knight depended on if his father was a Knight. It was passed on
through generations, therefore being born was the first step in becoming a Knight. The second
step was his upbringing and his upbringing would therefore be governed by the ambition of
becoming a Knight. Until the age of seven, he would live with his parents. A boy s aspirations of
becoming a knight would be fuelled by hearing stories of brave knightly deeds and combats and
attending tournaments where he would see just a small part of what it is to live the life of a
Knight. At the age of seven, he would be sent to continue his education at the castle of a noble. His
role would be as a page, the third step towards becoming a knight. The young page would receive
an education being taught religion, good manners, the skills of hunting and survival and knowledge
of solving problems automatically.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Squires job was as a servant to a knight during the Middle Ages. This was the fourth and
final step of becoming a Knight. During war Squires accompanied Knights on to the battlefield.
They helped to maintain and hand the knights they were serving their heavy weapons and
shield, and assisted them in mounting and dismounting from their horses and help guard the
prisoners of war. Often knighthood was rewarded on a squire at an earlier age for bravery on the
battlefield. If not the Squire served in this role for seven years and became a Knight at the age of
twenty one. Many boys never made it passed this step because they were killed during their duty
as a squire, due to the lack of full
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Knights had an influential role during the Middle Ages . This role was not achieved by chance,
but by knowledge learned from a very young age, and most importantly following the strict rules
of chivalry. Knights were very important in society and politics during the Middle Ages. A
young boy s future role as a knight depended on if his father was a Knight. It was passed on
through generations, therefore being born was the first step in becoming a Knight. The second
step was his upbringing and his upbringing would therefore be governed by the ambition of
becoming a Knight. Until the age of seven, he would live with his parents. A boy s aspirations of
becoming a knight would be fuelled by hearing stories of brave knightly deeds and combats and
attending tournaments where he would see just a small part of what it is to live the life of a
Knight. At the age of seven, he would be sent to continue his education at the castle of a noble. His
role would be as a page, the third step towards becoming a knight. The young page would receive
an education being taught religion, good manners, the skills of hunting and survival and knowledge
of solving problems automatically.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Squires job was as a servant to a knight during the Middle Ages. This was the fourth and
final step of becoming a Knight. During war Squires accompanied Knights on to the battlefield.
They helped to maintain and hand the knights they were serving their heavy weapons and
shield, and assisted them in mounting and dismounting from their horses and help guard the
prisoners of war. Often knighthood was rewarded on a squire at an earlier age for bravery on the
battlefield. If not the Squire served in this role for seven years and became a Knight at the age of
twenty one. Many boys never made it passed this step because they were killed during their duty
as a squire, due to the lack of full
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Lady And The Peddler
In S. Y. Agon s story The Lady and the Peddler, A Jewish peddler named Joseph roams through
an unknown forest, but stops at the house of a woman, living alone, to sell some of his wares.
After he leaves her house, Joseph gets caught in terrible weather and returns to the woman s
house to see if he could stay there until the storm is over. Helen, the homeowner, eventually
accepts him in her house, and in exchange, Joseph makes small repairs around the house. Joseph
ends up staying there through winter and abandons his peddler ways. He drops his guard and
relaxes, blissfully ignorant of the danger awaiting him. Joseph stops behaving like a Jew, he eats
the feast she prepares for him dropping the dietary Jewish dietary restrictions, and changes his
dress by wearing Helen s old husband s clothes. Joseph lives with Helen like he is her husband,
but one day he realizes that Helen wants to kill him, and drink his blood just as she had done with
her previous husbands. After a two failed attempts on his life, Helen ends up killing herself instead.
Joseph barely escapes, and in an unemotional manner leaves the lady s house. After her death,
instead of understanding the perils of his... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The story represents him as a Jew in the Diaspora wandering through an unfamiliar forest. This
unfamiliar area is symbolic of the foreign countries across Europe that Jewish people have been
living in for hundreds of years, but have not been able to integrate into. They are, and have
always been foreigners in the land they occupy. The lady depicts the Jewish man s dependence
on foreign peoples. Joseph holds a traditional occupation typical of old Judaism that is
considered air business (Shapira 133), and as many Jews of the time, he is barely getting by. The
peddler s wares being purchased by this lady who is not Jewish, shows how dependent he, and the
Jews of the diaspora, are on the non Jewish
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In S. Y. Agon s story The Lady and the Peddler, A Jewish peddler named Joseph roams through
an unknown forest, but stops at the house of a woman, living alone, to sell some of his wares.
After he leaves her house, Joseph gets caught in terrible weather and returns to the woman s
house to see if he could stay there until the storm is over. Helen, the homeowner, eventually
accepts him in her house, and in exchange, Joseph makes small repairs around the house. Joseph
ends up staying there through winter and abandons his peddler ways. He drops his guard and
relaxes, blissfully ignorant of the danger awaiting him. Joseph stops behaving like a Jew, he eats
the feast she prepares for him dropping the dietary Jewish dietary restrictions, and changes his
dress by wearing Helen s old husband s clothes. Joseph lives with Helen like he is her husband,
but one day he realizes that Helen wants to kill him, and drink his blood just as she had done with
her previous husbands. After a two failed attempts on his life, Helen ends up killing herself instead.
Joseph barely escapes, and in an unemotional manner leaves the lady s house. After her death,
instead of understanding the perils of his... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The story represents him as a Jew in the Diaspora wandering through an unfamiliar forest. This
unfamiliar area is symbolic of the foreign countries across Europe that Jewish people have been
living in for hundreds of years, but have not been able to integrate into. They are, and have
always been foreigners in the land they occupy. The lady depicts the Jewish man s dependence
on foreign peoples. Joseph holds a traditional occupation typical of old Judaism that is
considered air business (Shapira 133), and as many Jews of the time, he is barely getting by. The
peddler s wares being purchased by this lady who is not Jewish, shows how dependent he, and the
Jews of the diaspora, are on the non Jewish
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Global Cultural Business Analysis of India
Global Business Cultural Analysis of India
BUSI 604: International Business
The nation that I have chosen for this Global Business Cultural Analysis research project is India.
India has one of the fastest growing and largest economies despite being one of the poorest
countries. India has emerged as the world s third largest economy, in terms of Purchasing Power
Parity (PPP), just behind the U.S. and China, according to a report from the World Bank (Bawaba,
2014). The academic reason in which I chose India is that it is very interesting in how one of the
poorest countries in the world has developed to be in the position of third largest economy.
There are five learning objectives I will research ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The nation of India operates on a caste system which is a form of social class structure from
birth. For example, if you were born poor you will always be poor and vice versa. The caste
system in India is quite rigorous, boasting 3,000 castes and 25,000 subcastes; memberships range
between the hundreds and the millions. India s caste system originated in Hinduism, but other
religious groups in India subscribe to similar systems (Gale 2001). Word Count: 90
How do both the above items compare with US culture and business? There are some differences in
conducting business in the United States compared to India and other countries. Building business
relationships in a foreign country takes time, emphasize etiquette experts. In the U.S. where time is
money (and both are often in short supply), business deals are secured overnight (Tulshyan 2010).
In India and other countries the business contracts may take several weeks to achieve, due to they
do not perceive time the way Americans do and in the additional business encounter s trust is being
established. Word Count: 85
What are the implications for US businesses that wish to conduct business in that region? Before
the United States chooses to do business with India, they need to ensure they are familiar with the
religion, culture and etiquette. These factors play a large role in India s diverse and
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Global Business Cultural Analysis of India
BUSI 604: International Business
The nation that I have chosen for this Global Business Cultural Analysis research project is India.
India has one of the fastest growing and largest economies despite being one of the poorest
countries. India has emerged as the world s third largest economy, in terms of Purchasing Power
Parity (PPP), just behind the U.S. and China, according to a report from the World Bank (Bawaba,
2014). The academic reason in which I chose India is that it is very interesting in how one of the
poorest countries in the world has developed to be in the position of third largest economy.
There are five learning objectives I will research ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The nation of India operates on a caste system which is a form of social class structure from
birth. For example, if you were born poor you will always be poor and vice versa. The caste
system in India is quite rigorous, boasting 3,000 castes and 25,000 subcastes; memberships range
between the hundreds and the millions. India s caste system originated in Hinduism, but other
religious groups in India subscribe to similar systems (Gale 2001). Word Count: 90
How do both the above items compare with US culture and business? There are some differences in
conducting business in the United States compared to India and other countries. Building business
relationships in a foreign country takes time, emphasize etiquette experts. In the U.S. where time is
money (and both are often in short supply), business deals are secured overnight (Tulshyan 2010).
In India and other countries the business contracts may take several weeks to achieve, due to they
do not perceive time the way Americans do and in the additional business encounter s trust is being
established. Word Count: 85
What are the implications for US businesses that wish to conduct business in that region? Before
the United States chooses to do business with India, they need to ensure they are familiar with the
religion, culture and etiquette. These factors play a large role in India s diverse and
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The Concept Of Fair Trade
In this essay, I will discuss the concept of Fair Trade, and what it means in regards to
globalization. More specifically, in this essay I will attempt to explore the potential of this
theory, in regards to how it addresses the exploitations and inequalities created by the current
system as addressed by certain authors. I also look to see if the concept of Fair Trade conforms
to the ideology of modernization as some scholars seem to believe. Finally, I look into the
application of this theory in the real world, and see if it reaches the potential that many believe it
is capable of. In order to discuss Fair Trade, one must first know what it is. In 2001, the FINE
Consensus (the initials of the FLO, the IFAT, NEWS!, and the EFTA) defined Free Tradeas, ..[A]
trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect, which seeks greater equity in
international trade. (FINE Consensus 2001) What stunned me is the fact that this is considered a
revolutionary idea. Instead, the narrative now is much closer to the idea of neo liberalism. Neo
liberals draw their beliefs from many classical economic thinkers, such as Adam Smith. What Smith
believed was best for the market was for there to be very little interference by the government, and
to allow the invisible hand of the individual consumer determine the outcome. John Bishop states
the argument as such: The invisible hand of the market will transform the individual s pursuit of
gain into the general utility of society.
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In this essay, I will discuss the concept of Fair Trade, and what it means in regards to
globalization. More specifically, in this essay I will attempt to explore the potential of this
theory, in regards to how it addresses the exploitations and inequalities created by the current
system as addressed by certain authors. I also look to see if the concept of Fair Trade conforms
to the ideology of modernization as some scholars seem to believe. Finally, I look into the
application of this theory in the real world, and see if it reaches the potential that many believe it
is capable of. In order to discuss Fair Trade, one must first know what it is. In 2001, the FINE
Consensus (the initials of the FLO, the IFAT, NEWS!, and the EFTA) defined Free Tradeas, ..[A]
trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect, which seeks greater equity in
international trade. (FINE Consensus 2001) What stunned me is the fact that this is considered a
revolutionary idea. Instead, the narrative now is much closer to the idea of neo liberalism. Neo
liberals draw their beliefs from many classical economic thinkers, such as Adam Smith. What Smith
believed was best for the market was for there to be very little interference by the government, and
to allow the invisible hand of the individual consumer determine the outcome. John Bishop states
the argument as such: The invisible hand of the market will transform the individual s pursuit of
gain into the general utility of society.
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Tpn Nutrition Case Study
t has been pointed out that there is a possibility of deficiencies in trace elements during TPN
nutrition control procedures without the addition of trace elements, and, in fact, in several
foreign countries have developed TPN solutions containing plural trace elements for the
purposes of therapy. (9) In this studied we applied a TPN solution to a group of rats with a trace
element deficient diet and compared it with a group of rats with a TPN diet supplemented with
iron, zinc, copper, manganese, and iodine were compared while the rats were alive. First, with
respect to blood properties (RBC, Hb, Hct, MCV, and MCH), the levels of group A, B, and C
significantly decreased compared to those of group D. Groups A, B, and C showed signs of... Show
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However, iron concentrations in the brain, heart, liver, testis, and tibia in group B tended to shower
higher values than those of group A, even though they didn t reach the same levels as group D. It
was suggested that if the nutrition management was continued for a longer period of time and the
trace element solution was used, that there is a possibility that the blood fluid properties and iron
deficiency state of the subjects could have been improved.
The occurrence of deficiencies during the time of TPN treatments which have been cured by
zinc has been reported numerous times, (2, 3) and it is widely accepted that adding zinc to TPN
solutions is necessary. When comparing groups A and C, the zinc concentration in group A in
plasma and the tibia s of subjects showed a significantly lower value, and it is possible that the
TPN treatment made zinc deficiency worse. The level of zinc in group B (the trace element
mixed solution group) was almost the same as group D. These doses seemed to be proper for
alleviating zinc deficiency.
ALP uses zinc as a coenzyme, and it has been reported that when zinc is intraperitoneally
administered to zinc deficient rats, ALP levels increase markedly. (11) In this experiment ALP
levels were elevated by administration of the trace element mixed solution. This change in ALP
levels was consistent with the change in plasma zinc concentration levels. Declines is zinc
concentration in blood plasma or ALP would reflect zinc
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t has been pointed out that there is a possibility of deficiencies in trace elements during TPN
nutrition control procedures without the addition of trace elements, and, in fact, in several
foreign countries have developed TPN solutions containing plural trace elements for the
purposes of therapy. (9) In this studied we applied a TPN solution to a group of rats with a trace
element deficient diet and compared it with a group of rats with a TPN diet supplemented with
iron, zinc, copper, manganese, and iodine were compared while the rats were alive. First, with
respect to blood properties (RBC, Hb, Hct, MCV, and MCH), the levels of group A, B, and C
significantly decreased compared to those of group D. Groups A, B, and C showed signs of... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, iron concentrations in the brain, heart, liver, testis, and tibia in group B tended to shower
higher values than those of group A, even though they didn t reach the same levels as group D. It
was suggested that if the nutrition management was continued for a longer period of time and the
trace element solution was used, that there is a possibility that the blood fluid properties and iron
deficiency state of the subjects could have been improved.
The occurrence of deficiencies during the time of TPN treatments which have been cured by
zinc has been reported numerous times, (2, 3) and it is widely accepted that adding zinc to TPN
solutions is necessary. When comparing groups A and C, the zinc concentration in group A in
plasma and the tibia s of subjects showed a significantly lower value, and it is possible that the
TPN treatment made zinc deficiency worse. The level of zinc in group B (the trace element
mixed solution group) was almost the same as group D. These doses seemed to be proper for
alleviating zinc deficiency.
ALP uses zinc as a coenzyme, and it has been reported that when zinc is intraperitoneally
administered to zinc deficient rats, ALP levels increase markedly. (11) In this experiment ALP
levels were elevated by administration of the trace element mixed solution. This change in ALP
levels was consistent with the change in plasma zinc concentration levels. Declines is zinc
concentration in blood plasma or ALP would reflect zinc
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The Laws Should And Should Not Be Place
Law is fluid. This statement can be interpreted in a number of ways with no exact answer. One
can construe it as law being ever changing or law varying from place to place. The fluidity of law
is very clearly illustrated in the assorted judgments of law itself. In particular, many are strongly
opinionated regarding which laws should and should not be place. St. Thomas Aquinas, a traditional
law theorist, raised many questions concerning law as he had substantial sentiments around law. He
combined the philosophy of Aristotle and Christian geology to create the Traditional Natural Law
Theory. Aquinas defines law as nothing else than an ordinance of reason for the common good,
made by him who has care of the community and promulgated ... Show more content on
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Similar to so, Aquinas declares that a law is unjust laws if it is contrary to human good and again,
opposed to divine good. Additionally, just laws are the foundation to acquiring virtue. As Aquinas s
claim will be elucidated and objected, one will be clear to conclude that Aquinas speaks of the truth.
There are different characteristics that create a law. In the light, there are a number of
characteristics that determine if the law is just. Aquinas strongly imposes that all laws must be
just. If not just, then they are invalid, unnatural, and perceived as a perversion of law (Aquinas in
Dimock, ed., 2002, p.20). Aquinas states that every human law has just so much of the nature of
law as it is derived from the law of nature (Aquinas in Dimock, ed., 2002, p.20). The essence of
natural law is to elude evil and achieve good. It is an outlet of eternal law, the legislator being God,
in which He commands Nature. Natural law applies only to rational creatures, as opposed to eternal
law which applies to nature as a whole. Naturally, the pursuit of good among humans come in
accordance with natural inclinations that is obtained as living creatures, animals, and rational
thinking. Man strives for self preservation, procreation, and the pursuit of knowledge. With the
nature of humans, and nature of natural law, it is manifestly an ordinance of
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Law is fluid. This statement can be interpreted in a number of ways with no exact answer. One
can construe it as law being ever changing or law varying from place to place. The fluidity of law
is very clearly illustrated in the assorted judgments of law itself. In particular, many are strongly
opinionated regarding which laws should and should not be place. St. Thomas Aquinas, a traditional
law theorist, raised many questions concerning law as he had substantial sentiments around law. He
combined the philosophy of Aristotle and Christian geology to create the Traditional Natural Law
Theory. Aquinas defines law as nothing else than an ordinance of reason for the common good,
made by him who has care of the community and promulgated ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Similar to so, Aquinas declares that a law is unjust laws if it is contrary to human good and again,
opposed to divine good. Additionally, just laws are the foundation to acquiring virtue. As Aquinas s
claim will be elucidated and objected, one will be clear to conclude that Aquinas speaks of the truth.
There are different characteristics that create a law. In the light, there are a number of
characteristics that determine if the law is just. Aquinas strongly imposes that all laws must be
just. If not just, then they are invalid, unnatural, and perceived as a perversion of law (Aquinas in
Dimock, ed., 2002, p.20). Aquinas states that every human law has just so much of the nature of
law as it is derived from the law of nature (Aquinas in Dimock, ed., 2002, p.20). The essence of
natural law is to elude evil and achieve good. It is an outlet of eternal law, the legislator being God,
in which He commands Nature. Natural law applies only to rational creatures, as opposed to eternal
law which applies to nature as a whole. Naturally, the pursuit of good among humans come in
accordance with natural inclinations that is obtained as living creatures, animals, and rational
thinking. Man strives for self preservation, procreation, and the pursuit of knowledge. With the
nature of humans, and nature of natural law, it is manifestly an ordinance of
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Slavery In Clarkson s Essay By Thomas Clarkson
Clarkson s Essay is a narrative by Thomas Clarkson to show his audience the reality of what
slavery is and the terrible conditions they are living in. He scouted England over seven years to get
testimonies from the suffering that slavery had on its victims. From hard facts, he described actual
slaves on the hell ships that were barely surviving. Clarkson questions the faith of the slave traders
when he claims What is Christianity, but a system of murder and oppression? (92). If they are
Christian how could they do such things? Godcreated everyone equal, so he must be wondering
where the love for your brother and sisters in Christ is. Murder is a sin. In the Old Testament of the
Bibleit says, He who kidnaps a man, whether he sells him
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Clarkson s Essay is a narrative by Thomas Clarkson to show his audience the reality of what
slavery is and the terrible conditions they are living in. He scouted England over seven years to get
testimonies from the suffering that slavery had on its victims. From hard facts, he described actual
slaves on the hell ships that were barely surviving. Clarkson questions the faith of the slave traders
when he claims What is Christianity, but a system of murder and oppression? (92). If they are
Christian how could they do such things? Godcreated everyone equal, so he must be wondering
where the love for your brother and sisters in Christ is. Murder is a sin. In the Old Testament of the
Bibleit says, He who kidnaps a man, whether he sells him
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The Political Stage Of Mr. Gandhi
The time lapse between 1919 1939 saw the rise of a man, soon to be known for his unique
approach towards politics. This man, Ghandi, brought about a movement that started a ripple that
would soon turn into a huge tide of anarchy for the Brits. His politics promoted the concept of
Swaraj Self Rule and ignited the flare for nationalism. This time period also saw the Muslims and
Hindus coming together for a common purpose.
The purpose of this paper is to give a clear idea of what politics was like back in that time in India.
This piece will use a sequential approach of events leading up to the arrival of Mr. Gandhi on the
political stage followed by an exploration into his endeavors and efforts to bring about a revolution
that proved to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before proceeding, let s have a quick look at the local s attitude towards the British. The state
after the World War 1 was that of a rule without order, trust or sense of unity. In the state of war
emergency, the British passed a bill, Rowlett Act, which allowed them to arrest and detain an
individual without a proper trial. Obvious as it should be, there were huge protests against this
insane bill, violating basic human rights. One dreadful event that was written down in history with
blood came about in these times. On April 13th 1919, General Reginald Dyer took it upon himself
to disperse a peaceful protest in enclosed space called the Jallianwalla Bagh in Amritsar. 370
protestors were killed and 1000 were wounded though some argue figures were much higher.
What was further disconcerting was General Dyer s lack of remorse or repent. On his return
home he was lauded and awarded as opposed to being held accountable for his actions . This added
fuel to the fire, and the resent towards the British started gaining popularity and the Indians decided
they had had enough. They refused to stand by and watch themselves being toyed around like
puppets and being ridiculed not to forget tortured like animals.
It was during these times of unrest that M.K Gandhi made his presence for the first time. He
travelled back to India from South Africa. He was recorded having said that he could no longer
agree with a
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The time lapse between 1919 1939 saw the rise of a man, soon to be known for his unique
approach towards politics. This man, Ghandi, brought about a movement that started a ripple that
would soon turn into a huge tide of anarchy for the Brits. His politics promoted the concept of
Swaraj Self Rule and ignited the flare for nationalism. This time period also saw the Muslims and
Hindus coming together for a common purpose.
The purpose of this paper is to give a clear idea of what politics was like back in that time in India.
This piece will use a sequential approach of events leading up to the arrival of Mr. Gandhi on the
political stage followed by an exploration into his endeavors and efforts to bring about a revolution
that proved to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before proceeding, let s have a quick look at the local s attitude towards the British. The state
after the World War 1 was that of a rule without order, trust or sense of unity. In the state of war
emergency, the British passed a bill, Rowlett Act, which allowed them to arrest and detain an
individual without a proper trial. Obvious as it should be, there were huge protests against this
insane bill, violating basic human rights. One dreadful event that was written down in history with
blood came about in these times. On April 13th 1919, General Reginald Dyer took it upon himself
to disperse a peaceful protest in enclosed space called the Jallianwalla Bagh in Amritsar. 370
protestors were killed and 1000 were wounded though some argue figures were much higher.
What was further disconcerting was General Dyer s lack of remorse or repent. On his return
home he was lauded and awarded as opposed to being held accountable for his actions . This added
fuel to the fire, and the resent towards the British started gaining popularity and the Indians decided
they had had enough. They refused to stand by and watch themselves being toyed around like
puppets and being ridiculed not to forget tortured like animals.
It was during these times of unrest that M.K Gandhi made his presence for the first time. He
travelled back to India from South Africa. He was recorded having said that he could no longer
agree with a
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Jean Piaget s Influence On The Way We Understand Children
Mildred Parten and Jean Piaget are two theorists that have had great influences on the way we
understand children. Piaget constructed the idea that a person s thinking passes through four
stages and as the person grows, their way of thinking changes thus entering a different stage. He
emphasized mostly the preoperational stage, which is for ages two to seven years old. In this
stage children are seen as illogical thinkers but they do engage in make believe games by using
objects for purposes other than their actual intended use. Between the ages of four and seven, they
still do not think logically but they become interested in games that have rules, structure, and social
interaction. Unlike Jean Piaget, Mildred Parten did not see types of... Show more content on
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In the process of picking a subject, one boy stood out to me the most as all the children sat down
and listened to a story being read by one of the teachers. The boy was having a hard time paying
attention and keeping calm, which were the things that drove me to observe him. Towards the
end of my observation I found out I was observing a four year old boy named Brandon. The
entire building was split into two classrooms. Based on my observation I assumed that they were
split into age groups. Overall, the room and the outside area where my observations took place
were nicely organized and family friendly. The classroom was divided into two sections with
different floor types; a wooden floor and a carpet floor. The wooden floor side of the room had
multiple designated areas. The biggest area was an eating area which is where the children
could have lunch on chairs and tables adjusted to their size. Another area was where the children
could wash their hands, this part of the room consist of paper towels, soaps, mirrors, and a sink.
To the left of the sink there was a first aid kit with a fire extinguisher. To the right of the sink there
was the restroom door, the restroom consisted of multiple toilets next to each other. The restroom
also connected to the other classroom. The wooden floor side also had backpack/jacket hangers for
the kids along with
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Mildred Parten and Jean Piaget are two theorists that have had great influences on the way we
understand children. Piaget constructed the idea that a person s thinking passes through four
stages and as the person grows, their way of thinking changes thus entering a different stage. He
emphasized mostly the preoperational stage, which is for ages two to seven years old. In this
stage children are seen as illogical thinkers but they do engage in make believe games by using
objects for purposes other than their actual intended use. Between the ages of four and seven, they
still do not think logically but they become interested in games that have rules, structure, and social
interaction. Unlike Jean Piaget, Mildred Parten did not see types of... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In the process of picking a subject, one boy stood out to me the most as all the children sat down
and listened to a story being read by one of the teachers. The boy was having a hard time paying
attention and keeping calm, which were the things that drove me to observe him. Towards the
end of my observation I found out I was observing a four year old boy named Brandon. The
entire building was split into two classrooms. Based on my observation I assumed that they were
split into age groups. Overall, the room and the outside area where my observations took place
were nicely organized and family friendly. The classroom was divided into two sections with
different floor types; a wooden floor and a carpet floor. The wooden floor side of the room had
multiple designated areas. The biggest area was an eating area which is where the children
could have lunch on chairs and tables adjusted to their size. Another area was where the children
could wash their hands, this part of the room consist of paper towels, soaps, mirrors, and a sink.
To the left of the sink there was a first aid kit with a fire extinguisher. To the right of the sink there
was the restroom door, the restroom consisted of multiple toilets next to each other. The restroom
also connected to the other classroom. The wooden floor side also had backpack/jacket hangers for
the kids along with
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Machiavelli s The Prince
Niccolo Machiavelli s advice towards leaders in his book The Prince is both relevant and not
relevant today in many ways. The European leader that I have chosen to prove what advice
Machiavelli gave in The Prince is relevant and what is not, is Edward Heath. Some of Edwards
work relates to the advice given by Machiavelli while many of it is the pure opposite of
Machiavelli s advice. Edward Heath was prime Minister for the Conservative Party from June
1970 through March 1975. While he was in ruling, in 1972 unemployment began to rise
considerably in Europe. In order to to help this crisis and reduce the amount of unemployment
Heath inflated the economy which eventually made everything worse. Machiavelli said, He who
successfully adapts his actions according to the nature of the times will be successful, while he
whose actions clash with the times will not be successful. Machiavelli is trying to say that when a
problem arises you must be prepared to solve the problem the best you can... Show more content on
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Many years later people figured out that it is to be untrue. What Edward did, has caused a great
deal of damage to the country. Edward was dishonest. Machiavelli talks about being dishonest many
times in his book, The Prince. Machiavelli quotes in his book, A wise lord cannot, nor ought he
to, keep his promises when such observance would place him at a disadvantage, and when the
reasons for which he gave his word no longer exist. Machiavelli is basically saying it s ok to be
dishonest and not keep your promise in order to be a great leader. This is not true because
Edward lied and that did not make him a powerful or a better leader, it just made him the very
opposite. Being dishonest is one thing that is not true or relevant to being a successful leader
which is one reason why Machiavelli s advice in The Prince is not
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Niccolo Machiavelli s advice towards leaders in his book The Prince is both relevant and not
relevant today in many ways. The European leader that I have chosen to prove what advice
Machiavelli gave in The Prince is relevant and what is not, is Edward Heath. Some of Edwards
work relates to the advice given by Machiavelli while many of it is the pure opposite of
Machiavelli s advice. Edward Heath was prime Minister for the Conservative Party from June
1970 through March 1975. While he was in ruling, in 1972 unemployment began to rise
considerably in Europe. In order to to help this crisis and reduce the amount of unemployment
Heath inflated the economy which eventually made everything worse. Machiavelli said, He who
successfully adapts his actions according to the nature of the times will be successful, while he
whose actions clash with the times will not be successful. Machiavelli is trying to say that when a
problem arises you must be prepared to solve the problem the best you can... Show more content on
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Many years later people figured out that it is to be untrue. What Edward did, has caused a great
deal of damage to the country. Edward was dishonest. Machiavelli talks about being dishonest many
times in his book, The Prince. Machiavelli quotes in his book, A wise lord cannot, nor ought he
to, keep his promises when such observance would place him at a disadvantage, and when the
reasons for which he gave his word no longer exist. Machiavelli is basically saying it s ok to be
dishonest and not keep your promise in order to be a great leader. This is not true because
Edward lied and that did not make him a powerful or a better leader, it just made him the very
opposite. Being dishonest is one thing that is not true or relevant to being a successful leader
which is one reason why Machiavelli s advice in The Prince is not
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The Effects Of ImmigrantsAgquisition Of English As A...
Sociologists typically assume that immigrants acquisition of English as a second language follows
the opportunities and motivations to become proficient in English, while many linguists argue that
second language acquisition may be governed by maturational constraints, possibly biologically
based, that are tied to the age at onset of language learning. In this article, I use U.S. census data to
investigate the relationship between age at onset of second language learning and levels of English
language proficiency among foreign born adults in the United States. The overarching conclusion is
that proficiency in a second language among adults is strongly related to age at immigration. Part of
that relationship is attributable to social and demo graphic considerations tied to age at entry into a
new country, and part may be attributable to maturational constraints.( Age at immigration
acquisition of language, English as second language, second language proficiency)* When
investigating second language (L2) acquisition among immigrants, sociologists and economists
often rely on exposure or human capital frame works, in which L2 learning is prompted by
opportunities and motivations to become proficient in English. Much of this research shows that
social and demo graphic factors, such as length of residence in the U.S. and educational attainment,
strongly predict levels of proficiency in English among foreign born adults. Linguists, by contrast,
start from the premise that
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Sociologists typically assume that immigrants acquisition of English as a second language follows
the opportunities and motivations to become proficient in English, while many linguists argue that
second language acquisition may be governed by maturational constraints, possibly biologically
based, that are tied to the age at onset of language learning. In this article, I use U.S. census data to
investigate the relationship between age at onset of second language learning and levels of English
language proficiency among foreign born adults in the United States. The overarching conclusion is
that proficiency in a second language among adults is strongly related to age at immigration. Part of
that relationship is attributable to social and demo graphic considerations tied to age at entry into a
new country, and part may be attributable to maturational constraints.( Age at immigration
acquisition of language, English as second language, second language proficiency)* When
investigating second language (L2) acquisition among immigrants, sociologists and economists
often rely on exposure or human capital frame works, in which L2 learning is prompted by
opportunities and motivations to become proficient in English. Much of this research shows that
social and demo graphic factors, such as length of residence in the U.S. and educational attainment,
strongly predict levels of proficiency in English among foreign born adults. Linguists, by contrast,
start from the premise that
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The Importance Of Six Sigma
IMPORTANCE SIX SIGMA
Six Sigma has produced very successful outcomes in business and industry in terms of their fame in
market, profit, customer relation and quality. It accelerates the growth, reduce product cost with an
extraordinary increase in profit by eliminating the waste, defects and process line unnecessary steps.
Most of the company s especially manufacturing sector adopted six sigma to improve performance
through aim to reduce time and error during each and every step. It also involves large reliability
for current and future era with best product quality as well as quality in service and delivery or
product with quality.
Six Sigma more successful quality control methodology than other quality improvement
techniques such as TQM or QC. Because it is very rigid with its targets and identify all types of
defects by its tools. TQM technique involves predetermined quality level and standards for an
organization to improve their efficiencies for production. It does not allow organization to realize
full potential of it by limiting it to predefined standards. It also base on simple statistical tools and
techniques. Six Sigma involves consistent and steady quality improvement with its ... Show more
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It has ability of achieving targeted results. It provides improvement by modifying the process.
Employers get motivated to understand new processes.
Reasons for Importance
Six sigma uses in situations that neither well defined not very common. It can apply when other
problem solving techniques fail. Also useful in situations involve complex variables.
It provides methodology based on customer requirements to improve business capability. It analyze
whether customer requirement meet or not. Indicate the defects in the process. Discover the
reasons that cause these defects. Also try to find out potential causes of defects. Improve the
process by modifying it unless produce
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IMPORTANCE SIX SIGMA
Six Sigma has produced very successful outcomes in business and industry in terms of their fame in
market, profit, customer relation and quality. It accelerates the growth, reduce product cost with an
extraordinary increase in profit by eliminating the waste, defects and process line unnecessary steps.
Most of the company s especially manufacturing sector adopted six sigma to improve performance
through aim to reduce time and error during each and every step. It also involves large reliability
for current and future era with best product quality as well as quality in service and delivery or
product with quality.
Six Sigma more successful quality control methodology than other quality improvement
techniques such as TQM or QC. Because it is very rigid with its targets and identify all types of
defects by its tools. TQM technique involves predetermined quality level and standards for an
organization to improve their efficiencies for production. It does not allow organization to realize
full potential of it by limiting it to predefined standards. It also base on simple statistical tools and
techniques. Six Sigma involves consistent and steady quality improvement with its ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It has ability of achieving targeted results. It provides improvement by modifying the process.
Employers get motivated to understand new processes.
Reasons for Importance
Six sigma uses in situations that neither well defined not very common. It can apply when other
problem solving techniques fail. Also useful in situations involve complex variables.
It provides methodology based on customer requirements to improve business capability. It analyze
whether customer requirement meet or not. Indicate the defects in the process. Discover the
reasons that cause these defects. Also try to find out potential causes of defects. Improve the
process by modifying it unless produce
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Essay on Gang Reduction Program
In 2003 as a response to communities with a large amount and growing number of youth gangs the
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), a branch of the U.S. Department
of Justice, initiated the Gang Reduction Program (GRP) (U.S. Department of Justice 2008). The
formation of gangs is seen as a response to system failures and community dysfunction. As a result,
one of OJJPD s anti ganginitiatives is to make communities safer and have a pro social environment
(U.S. Department of Justice 2008). Furthermore, OJJDP plans to provide economic and social
opportunities that gangsoften promise to new recruits which are often obtained in an illegal and
dangerous fashion (U.S. Department of Justice 2008). OJJDP believes that the... Show more content
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Department of Justice 2008). Furthermore, these cities were also characterized by significant
existing program investment and a high indicator of citizen involvement within the community
(U.S. Department of Justice 2008). The theoretical basis of the program suggests that it is
multidimensional. The OJJDP has created a comprehensive, integrated, and coordinated program by
incorporating a wide range of research based interventions to tackle personal, family, and
community factors that contribute to juvenile delinquency (U.S. Department of Justice 2010) (U.S.
Department of Justice 2008). The program is not a one size fits all approach and most be flexible
(U.S. Department of Justice 2010). The program notes that if either one of these groups are not
willing or able to work together the program will has a slim chance of achieving success (U.S.
Department of Justice 2008). As mentioned in the introduction, the main goal of the GRP is to
create a community environment that promotes that reduction of youth gang delinquency, crime,
and violence within the targeted areas (U.S. Department of Justice 2008). Furthermore, the GRP is
determined to learn what techniques and strategies lead to success (U.S. Department of Justice
2008).
After the programs goals and theoretical basis have been decided upon, the way in which the
program is to be carried out must be identified. As
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In 2003 as a response to communities with a large amount and growing number of youth gangs the
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), a branch of the U.S. Department
of Justice, initiated the Gang Reduction Program (GRP) (U.S. Department of Justice 2008). The
formation of gangs is seen as a response to system failures and community dysfunction. As a result,
one of OJJPD s anti ganginitiatives is to make communities safer and have a pro social environment
(U.S. Department of Justice 2008). Furthermore, OJJDP plans to provide economic and social
opportunities that gangsoften promise to new recruits which are often obtained in an illegal and
dangerous fashion (U.S. Department of Justice 2008). OJJDP believes that the... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Department of Justice 2008). Furthermore, these cities were also characterized by significant
existing program investment and a high indicator of citizen involvement within the community
(U.S. Department of Justice 2008). The theoretical basis of the program suggests that it is
multidimensional. The OJJDP has created a comprehensive, integrated, and coordinated program by
incorporating a wide range of research based interventions to tackle personal, family, and
community factors that contribute to juvenile delinquency (U.S. Department of Justice 2010) (U.S.
Department of Justice 2008). The program is not a one size fits all approach and most be flexible
(U.S. Department of Justice 2010). The program notes that if either one of these groups are not
willing or able to work together the program will has a slim chance of achieving success (U.S.
Department of Justice 2008). As mentioned in the introduction, the main goal of the GRP is to
create a community environment that promotes that reduction of youth gang delinquency, crime,
and violence within the targeted areas (U.S. Department of Justice 2008). Furthermore, the GRP is
determined to learn what techniques and strategies lead to success (U.S. Department of Justice
2008).
After the programs goals and theoretical basis have been decided upon, the way in which the
program is to be carried out must be identified. As
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Heterocyclic Moietie
Many naturally occurring medicines containing heterocyclic moieties in their basic structure such
as antibiotics like cephalosporin (4), penicillin (5), morphine (6) as analgesic, alkaloids like caffeine
(7), nicotine (8) and quinine (9) as anti malarial drug. On the other hand, novel heterocyclic
compounds have been synthesized by synthetic chemist due to their excellent pharmacological
activities. These heterocyclic molecules are biological active as antifungal [11], antidepressant [12
13] anticonvulsant [14 15], anti inflammatory [16], antibacterial [17], antitumor [18] and more
(Figure 2). Figure 2: Biological active heterocyclic molecules
Heterocyclic compounds heaving other important commercial or industrial applications such as
fungicides, optical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In complex (33) benzimidazolylmethyl 1,3 diaminepropane act as hexadentate ligand and make
complex with Cu (II) ion. This complex (33) possesses antitumor activity and has ability to add
into the double helix of the DNA [85]. Another complex (34) of Cu (II) ion with 2
pyridinylbenzimidazole 5 carboxalic acid was studied for topoisomerase II inhibitory activity and
found very active [86]. Some benzimidazole complexes (35, 36) with Pt (II) ion were showed
excellent activity against human breast cancer cell line (MCF 7) and HeLa cervix cancer cell line
[87 88]
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Many naturally occurring medicines containing heterocyclic moieties in their basic structure such
as antibiotics like cephalosporin (4), penicillin (5), morphine (6) as analgesic, alkaloids like caffeine
(7), nicotine (8) and quinine (9) as anti malarial drug. On the other hand, novel heterocyclic
compounds have been synthesized by synthetic chemist due to their excellent pharmacological
activities. These heterocyclic molecules are biological active as antifungal [11], antidepressant [12
13] anticonvulsant [14 15], anti inflammatory [16], antibacterial [17], antitumor [18] and more
(Figure 2). Figure 2: Biological active heterocyclic molecules
Heterocyclic compounds heaving other important commercial or industrial applications such as
fungicides, optical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In complex (33) benzimidazolylmethyl 1,3 diaminepropane act as hexadentate ligand and make
complex with Cu (II) ion. This complex (33) possesses antitumor activity and has ability to add
into the double helix of the DNA [85]. Another complex (34) of Cu (II) ion with 2
pyridinylbenzimidazole 5 carboxalic acid was studied for topoisomerase II inhibitory activity and
found very active [86]. Some benzimidazole complexes (35, 36) with Pt (II) ion were showed
excellent activity against human breast cancer cell line (MCF 7) and HeLa cervix cancer cell line
[87 88]
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Personality Analysis of Charles Manson
PERSONALITY ANALYSIS OF CHARLES MANSON Introduction Manson is a convicted
serial killer who has become an icon of evil. In the late 1960s, Manson founded a hippie cult
group known as the Family whom he manipulated into brutally killing others on his behalf.
Helter Skelter, Manson believed, was going to occur in the summer of 1969 when blacks were
going to rise up and slaughter all the white people. He told his followers that they would be saved
because they would go underground, literally, by traveling to an underground city of gold located
in Death Valley. However, when the Armageddon that Manson had predicted did not occur, he said
he and his followers must show the blacks how to do it. The reason why I chose Manson for my...
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He then received a 10 year suspended sentence for attempting to cash a stolen check. During this
time he married another girl before being arrested again in 1960 for crossing state lines for
prostitution. His sentence this time was for 7 years at McNeil Island Penitentiary in Washington
and then was transferred back to Terminal Island in California. During this time, his wife
divorced him after giving birth to his second son named Charles Luther Manson Jr. He spent his
prison time learning to play guitar and studied Scientology. After being released in 1967, he
traveled to San Francisco. There he met a woman named Mary Brunner and moved into her
apartment. She soon fell in love with Manson and he used that to manipulate her into sleeping
around with multiple women. She eventually lost her job at UC Berkeley, fell deep into drug use,
and began travelling with Manson. Mary Brunner became an important part in his development of
the Manson Family . Lynette Fromme was the first to join the family. The three lived together on
the streets of San Francisco while Manson mentored and prophesized his ideas to the girls. His
childhood manipulative tendencies helped fuel his status as a prophet. In 1968 after time spent
travelling, the group ended up living in Chatsworth, California on Spahn Ranch. Here Brunner gave
birth to his third son named Valentine Manson. Manson wanted a son to carry on his legacy and
planned to have many more. Manson was an
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PERSONALITY ANALYSIS OF CHARLES MANSON Introduction Manson is a convicted
serial killer who has become an icon of evil. In the late 1960s, Manson founded a hippie cult
group known as the Family whom he manipulated into brutally killing others on his behalf.
Helter Skelter, Manson believed, was going to occur in the summer of 1969 when blacks were
going to rise up and slaughter all the white people. He told his followers that they would be saved
because they would go underground, literally, by traveling to an underground city of gold located
in Death Valley. However, when the Armageddon that Manson had predicted did not occur, he said
he and his followers must show the blacks how to do it. The reason why I chose Manson for my...
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He then received a 10 year suspended sentence for attempting to cash a stolen check. During this
time he married another girl before being arrested again in 1960 for crossing state lines for
prostitution. His sentence this time was for 7 years at McNeil Island Penitentiary in Washington
and then was transferred back to Terminal Island in California. During this time, his wife
divorced him after giving birth to his second son named Charles Luther Manson Jr. He spent his
prison time learning to play guitar and studied Scientology. After being released in 1967, he
traveled to San Francisco. There he met a woman named Mary Brunner and moved into her
apartment. She soon fell in love with Manson and he used that to manipulate her into sleeping
around with multiple women. She eventually lost her job at UC Berkeley, fell deep into drug use,
and began travelling with Manson. Mary Brunner became an important part in his development of
the Manson Family . Lynette Fromme was the first to join the family. The three lived together on
the streets of San Francisco while Manson mentored and prophesized his ideas to the girls. His
childhood manipulative tendencies helped fuel his status as a prophet. In 1968 after time spent
travelling, the group ended up living in Chatsworth, California on Spahn Ranch. Here Brunner gave
birth to his third son named Valentine Manson. Manson wanted a son to carry on his legacy and
planned to have many more. Manson was an
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Pop Cultural Elements of Military Cadences Essay
Pop Cultural Elements of Military Cadences
HUT, TWO, THREE, FOUR...HUT, TWO, THREE, FOUR... What do a bunch of grunts calling
out raunchy marching cadences have to do with pop culture? There s more to the cadence then just
keeping soldiers in step, there is a deep sense of pride, patriotism, unity, motivation, and nostalgia,
which can be found within these songs. The Military cadence is used to motivate, inspire, and foster
company cohesiveness while keeping soldiers steps in time and hands down the rich oral traditions
of the Army, Navy, Marines, and Air force. The cadence is a song sung when marching or running
and the songs require a caller, who normally sets the pace and leads the formation. Like robots, the
soldiers echoed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Its time we do some rough P.T.!
We jogged nine miles and then ran three,
The First Sergeant s yelling, Follow me!
Then we walked two miles and ran eight!
Oh, Airborne P.T. sure is great!
Subculture
The article Audiences a study of subcultures, defines a subculture as an individual s social
experience and cultural activities, shaped by gender, ethnicity, age and class. The military is a
subculture of its own; its personnel come from the greater American culture with all its subcultures.
The Military is organized unlike the rest of American society, with many smaller subcultures
depending on branch; Army, Navy, Air force, Marines with smaller divisions, such as airborne
rangers, navy seals, and the Special Forces. There is much competition between these branches and
a deep sense of pride of being part of a particular branch. Therefore cadences reflect these branch
partitions and traditions while fostering a we are better than them morale.
The Army, in turn, is a subculture of the greater military subculture, and each Army installation
offers a microcosm of the Army culture that can be reflected in cadences. For instance one might
be biased and believe that the Army is the most diverse, effective, and hardcore of all the branches.
While the Army is getting down and dirty on the ground, the wimpy Navy is playing battleship, the
dumb marines
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Pop Cultural Elements of Military Cadences
HUT, TWO, THREE, FOUR...HUT, TWO, THREE, FOUR... What do a bunch of grunts calling
out raunchy marching cadences have to do with pop culture? There s more to the cadence then just
keeping soldiers in step, there is a deep sense of pride, patriotism, unity, motivation, and nostalgia,
which can be found within these songs. The Military cadence is used to motivate, inspire, and foster
company cohesiveness while keeping soldiers steps in time and hands down the rich oral traditions
of the Army, Navy, Marines, and Air force. The cadence is a song sung when marching or running
and the songs require a caller, who normally sets the pace and leads the formation. Like robots, the
soldiers echoed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Its time we do some rough P.T.!
We jogged nine miles and then ran three,
The First Sergeant s yelling, Follow me!
Then we walked two miles and ran eight!
Oh, Airborne P.T. sure is great!
Subculture
The article Audiences a study of subcultures, defines a subculture as an individual s social
experience and cultural activities, shaped by gender, ethnicity, age and class. The military is a
subculture of its own; its personnel come from the greater American culture with all its subcultures.
The Military is organized unlike the rest of American society, with many smaller subcultures
depending on branch; Army, Navy, Air force, Marines with smaller divisions, such as airborne
rangers, navy seals, and the Special Forces. There is much competition between these branches and
a deep sense of pride of being part of a particular branch. Therefore cadences reflect these branch
partitions and traditions while fostering a we are better than them morale.
The Army, in turn, is a subculture of the greater military subculture, and each Army installation
offers a microcosm of the Army culture that can be reflected in cadences. For instance one might
be biased and believe that the Army is the most diverse, effective, and hardcore of all the branches.
While the Army is getting down and dirty on the ground, the wimpy Navy is playing battleship, the
dumb marines
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The Piano Research Paper
The Invention of the Piano
Since the piano was invented, it has been used to entertain, celebrate, and inspire others. Starting
with the harpsichord, the piano has evolved to accommodate many different genres of music. The
piano has brought families together across the nations creating strong relationships among homes.
Today the piano is found in many homes, classrooms, and places of entertainment and it is heard
almost anywhere. Over the years, the piano has become one of the most popular instruments in the
music industry. It may not be played as often today, but it has become more visual throughout the
internet and pop culture. Although, the piano is becoming digital and seen more in keyboard form;
the piano has an unforgettable past. Many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the nineteenth century there was no middle class home without a piano (Powers, 2003). Playing
the piano was very common. In the past, the piano symbolized the high standard of living,
dedication, and wealth (Baldassini, 2010). In this day and age, playing the piano is not as common
but is heard almost anywhere. Although, it is commonly used to teach music theory.
A number of benefits are also found in playing the piano. A music specialist, Brenda Dillon, said
Playing the piano has always added joy to people s lives, but we re just beginning to understand
the full range of its benefits. Studies have shown, playing the piano builds motor skills and hand
eye coordination. In older adults, it helps reduce depression and anxiety. For younger players,
research has shown higher test scores than their peers, especially in math. They are also looked
upon to be more reserved (Baldassini, 2010, para.
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The Invention of the Piano
Since the piano was invented, it has been used to entertain, celebrate, and inspire others. Starting
with the harpsichord, the piano has evolved to accommodate many different genres of music. The
piano has brought families together across the nations creating strong relationships among homes.
Today the piano is found in many homes, classrooms, and places of entertainment and it is heard
almost anywhere. Over the years, the piano has become one of the most popular instruments in the
music industry. It may not be played as often today, but it has become more visual throughout the
internet and pop culture. Although, the piano is becoming digital and seen more in keyboard form;
the piano has an unforgettable past. Many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the nineteenth century there was no middle class home without a piano (Powers, 2003). Playing
the piano was very common. In the past, the piano symbolized the high standard of living,
dedication, and wealth (Baldassini, 2010). In this day and age, playing the piano is not as common
but is heard almost anywhere. Although, it is commonly used to teach music theory.
A number of benefits are also found in playing the piano. A music specialist, Brenda Dillon, said
Playing the piano has always added joy to people s lives, but we re just beginning to understand
the full range of its benefits. Studies have shown, playing the piano builds motor skills and hand
eye coordination. In older adults, it helps reduce depression and anxiety. For younger players,
research has shown higher test scores than their peers, especially in math. They are also looked
upon to be more reserved (Baldassini, 2010, para.
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Taking a Look at Eating Disorders
EATING DISORDERS
Introduction:
Eating disorders are conditions characterized by abnormal eating habits that include excessive or
insufficient food eating habits that hampers a person s mental as well as physical health. Anorexia
nervosa and bulimia nervosa are the most common types. Others are binge eating disorder and
eating disorder not otherwise specified.
Classification:
Anorexia nervosa (AN),
Bulimia nervosa (BN),
Eating disorders not otherwise specified
Binge eating disorder (BED) or compulsive overeating ,
Pica
The two most common types, Anorexia nervosa and Bulimia nervosa are described below:
Anorexia Nervosa:
Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a psychiatric disorder with severe physiological consequences,
characterized by the inability or refusal to maintain a minimally normal weight. Patients have a
profoundly disturbed body image as well as an intense fear of weight gain despite being moderately
to severely underweight.
Diagnostic criteria for anorexia nervosa include the following:
Restriction of energy intake relative to requirements, leading to a significantly low bodyweight in
the context of age, sex, developmental trajectory, and physical health.
Significantly low weight is defined as a weight that is less than minimally normal or, for children
and adolescents, less than that minimally expected.
Intense fear of gaining weight or of becoming fat, or persistent behavior that interferes with weight
gain, even though at a significantly low
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EATING DISORDERS
Introduction:
Eating disorders are conditions characterized by abnormal eating habits that include excessive or
insufficient food eating habits that hampers a person s mental as well as physical health. Anorexia
nervosa and bulimia nervosa are the most common types. Others are binge eating disorder and
eating disorder not otherwise specified.
Classification:
Anorexia nervosa (AN),
Bulimia nervosa (BN),
Eating disorders not otherwise specified
Binge eating disorder (BED) or compulsive overeating ,
Pica
The two most common types, Anorexia nervosa and Bulimia nervosa are described below:
Anorexia Nervosa:
Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a psychiatric disorder with severe physiological consequences,
characterized by the inability or refusal to maintain a minimally normal weight. Patients have a
profoundly disturbed body image as well as an intense fear of weight gain despite being moderately
to severely underweight.
Diagnostic criteria for anorexia nervosa include the following:
Restriction of energy intake relative to requirements, leading to a significantly low bodyweight in
the context of age, sex, developmental trajectory, and physical health.
Significantly low weight is defined as a weight that is less than minimally normal or, for children
and adolescents, less than that minimally expected.
Intense fear of gaining weight or of becoming fat, or persistent behavior that interferes with weight
gain, even though at a significantly low
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Alienation As The Reason For Berenger s Resistance
Differing from Kafka, Ionesco uses the theme of alienation as the reason for Berenger s resistance,
in Rhinoceros. Alcoholism is a major cause of his alienation, in Act Three, Berenger considers
alcohol as the reason for his isolation and subsequent inability to transform. When conversing with
Dudard, he says [A]lcohol is good for epidemics. It immunizes you ... Jean never touched alcohol.
He just pretended to. Maybe that s why he... perhaps that explains his attitude (Ionesco 1960: 76).
This insinuates that Berenger understands why he does not transform into rhinoceros, identifying
his own alienation. Only his drinking serves to inoculate him from this epidemic and from the side
effect of this epidemic, the powerful loneliness inherent in... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Ionesco blamed the world around him for giving him nightmares, thus suggesting that his fiction
was inspired by reality. He went on to say that the very act of denouncing the nightmare may free
the world of them (Lupas 2014: 87). Berenger attempts to actively resist the nightmare of
transforming, but fails, leaving him alone in a world of rhinoceros. Thus, Ionesco represents the
rhinoceros as history s ultimate nightmare.
The relationship between Berenger and Jean is also important in highlighting the protagonist s
alienation. In the opening of the play, Berenger is described as unshaven and hatless, with
unkempt hair and creased clothes; everything about him indicates negligence (Ionesco 1960: 4).
He is compared to the character of Jean, who arrives very fastidiously dressed: brown suit, red
tie, stiff collar, brown hat (4). Jean s appearance sets him as a stereotypical man of the time,
contrasting with Berenger, who is an untidy, alcoholic that cannot conform to social expectations.
From the outset we find little in Berenger s life that would appear to be worth defending (Danner
1979: 209). The absence of hope in Berenger, at the beginning, immediately alienates him from the
rest of the characters. Ionesco s emphasis on work as a duty to society runs throughout the play.
Berenger is consistently late for work at a publisher s shop. He resists the conformity of punching a
time clock (Davies 2002: 646). Berenger s apathy towards work is what makes him
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Differing from Kafka, Ionesco uses the theme of alienation as the reason for Berenger s resistance,
in Rhinoceros. Alcoholism is a major cause of his alienation, in Act Three, Berenger considers
alcohol as the reason for his isolation and subsequent inability to transform. When conversing with
Dudard, he says [A]lcohol is good for epidemics. It immunizes you ... Jean never touched alcohol.
He just pretended to. Maybe that s why he... perhaps that explains his attitude (Ionesco 1960: 76).
This insinuates that Berenger understands why he does not transform into rhinoceros, identifying
his own alienation. Only his drinking serves to inoculate him from this epidemic and from the side
effect of this epidemic, the powerful loneliness inherent in... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Ionesco blamed the world around him for giving him nightmares, thus suggesting that his fiction
was inspired by reality. He went on to say that the very act of denouncing the nightmare may free
the world of them (Lupas 2014: 87). Berenger attempts to actively resist the nightmare of
transforming, but fails, leaving him alone in a world of rhinoceros. Thus, Ionesco represents the
rhinoceros as history s ultimate nightmare.
The relationship between Berenger and Jean is also important in highlighting the protagonist s
alienation. In the opening of the play, Berenger is described as unshaven and hatless, with
unkempt hair and creased clothes; everything about him indicates negligence (Ionesco 1960: 4).
He is compared to the character of Jean, who arrives very fastidiously dressed: brown suit, red
tie, stiff collar, brown hat (4). Jean s appearance sets him as a stereotypical man of the time,
contrasting with Berenger, who is an untidy, alcoholic that cannot conform to social expectations.
From the outset we find little in Berenger s life that would appear to be worth defending (Danner
1979: 209). The absence of hope in Berenger, at the beginning, immediately alienates him from the
rest of the characters. Ionesco s emphasis on work as a duty to society runs throughout the play.
Berenger is consistently late for work at a publisher s shop. He resists the conformity of punching a
time clock (Davies 2002: 646). Berenger s apathy towards work is what makes him
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Reaction Paper About Ninoy Aquino
On august 21, 1983, Benigno Ninoy S. Aquino, Jr. was fatally assassinated on Manila
International Airport. He was coming home with a mission, a mission to free his fellow
countrymen from the oppressive rule of then president, Ferdinand Marcos. Aquino knew that
going back after being exiled was a risky move. It takes a real man of passion and courage to put
his country before his own life and his name is now immortalized in our history books. He was
the start of a reform, the EDSA People Power, and this assured that his death was not in vain. It is
men like him and women like his wife, Corazon Aquino, who can show the world the true side of
the Filipinos, a resilient race that has overcome great hardships time after time. Ninoy began to be...
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All along, I was thinking that Marcos had plotted all these, because Ninoy Aquino was his
greatest rival. But as I was watching the documentary, little evidence had been gathered that
vividly points out that it was really Marcos who was the mastermind. Yet, I had a bit of
suspicion on the military officers whom Marcos sent as military escorts. As Aquino stepped off
the plane, they were saying, Ako na! Ako na! Ako na! and Pusila, which means order to shoot in
Southern Filipino dialect. They were also covering the media from taking the scenario. These are
very obvious moves. Seeing that alone makes me think that they were involved in the
assassination. But, when they were interrogated, they denied everything. However, the main
question is who planned these all? Number of allegations rose up after which. It is very confusing
which theory is the real one, for the people who really know the truth didn t and still do not speak
up until now. This is not the only event where a Filipino died in the politics and given no proper
justice till the matter is forgotten. What will happen then? Total blindness of the truth. This is why
justice is denied and given no importance up to this very
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On august 21, 1983, Benigno Ninoy S. Aquino, Jr. was fatally assassinated on Manila
International Airport. He was coming home with a mission, a mission to free his fellow
countrymen from the oppressive rule of then president, Ferdinand Marcos. Aquino knew that
going back after being exiled was a risky move. It takes a real man of passion and courage to put
his country before his own life and his name is now immortalized in our history books. He was
the start of a reform, the EDSA People Power, and this assured that his death was not in vain. It is
men like him and women like his wife, Corazon Aquino, who can show the world the true side of
the Filipinos, a resilient race that has overcome great hardships time after time. Ninoy began to be...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All along, I was thinking that Marcos had plotted all these, because Ninoy Aquino was his
greatest rival. But as I was watching the documentary, little evidence had been gathered that
vividly points out that it was really Marcos who was the mastermind. Yet, I had a bit of
suspicion on the military officers whom Marcos sent as military escorts. As Aquino stepped off
the plane, they were saying, Ako na! Ako na! Ako na! and Pusila, which means order to shoot in
Southern Filipino dialect. They were also covering the media from taking the scenario. These are
very obvious moves. Seeing that alone makes me think that they were involved in the
assassination. But, when they were interrogated, they denied everything. However, the main
question is who planned these all? Number of allegations rose up after which. It is very confusing
which theory is the real one, for the people who really know the truth didn t and still do not speak
up until now. This is not the only event where a Filipino died in the politics and given no proper
justice till the matter is forgotten. What will happen then? Total blindness of the truth. This is why
justice is denied and given no importance up to this very
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Winston Churchill s Path To Victory
Path to Victory
Victory, victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror; victory however long and hard the road
may be; for without victory, there is no survival (Churchill qtd. in Oxford Dictionary 67). For
Winston Churchill, victory meant surviving other oppositions. For Winston Churchill and others,
the word victory has been used since its roots to describe triumph over an opponent in a battle or
war ( victory Dictionary.com). The word victory has a rich history, relates to battle and has been
used in culture.
The roots of the word victory began in early 1300 s Middle English and Latin writings. In the
early 1300 s, used to explain overpower an opponent, King Arthur stated be victorie, to ouercomen
his formen. In context, King Arthur states that in order to keep anyone from becoming king of
glorie there has to be victorie over the workers or formen of the other ... Show more content on
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The majority of the slang words were used to describe items or activities that helped conserve
materials for the war. Throughout the war, victory gardens were gardens that allowed regular
families to help guide the U.S. to triumph. Families created farms in order to maximize the
amount of food that can be grown for their own use rather than buying items that could be used
for the war effort. Victory girls supported the war effort by having slings or affairs with the
soldiers to rile them up for the war. Suits during the time were called victory suits since they
were made with less material in order to conserve materials for the war. Each of these were used
to provoke the citizens of the U.S. to help guide the troops to victory (Lewis 872). The United
States government shows its remembrance of victories in WWII by the national day s Victory in
Europe day and Victory in Japan day. These days commemorate the hard work citizens and troops
put forth in Europe and Japan to help end WWII ( Victory Oxford English
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Path to Victory
Victory, victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror; victory however long and hard the road
may be; for without victory, there is no survival (Churchill qtd. in Oxford Dictionary 67). For
Winston Churchill, victory meant surviving other oppositions. For Winston Churchill and others,
the word victory has been used since its roots to describe triumph over an opponent in a battle or
war ( victory Dictionary.com). The word victory has a rich history, relates to battle and has been
used in culture.
The roots of the word victory began in early 1300 s Middle English and Latin writings. In the
early 1300 s, used to explain overpower an opponent, King Arthur stated be victorie, to ouercomen
his formen. In context, King Arthur states that in order to keep anyone from becoming king of
glorie there has to be victorie over the workers or formen of the other ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The majority of the slang words were used to describe items or activities that helped conserve
materials for the war. Throughout the war, victory gardens were gardens that allowed regular
families to help guide the U.S. to triumph. Families created farms in order to maximize the
amount of food that can be grown for their own use rather than buying items that could be used
for the war effort. Victory girls supported the war effort by having slings or affairs with the
soldiers to rile them up for the war. Suits during the time were called victory suits since they
were made with less material in order to conserve materials for the war. Each of these were used
to provoke the citizens of the U.S. to help guide the troops to victory (Lewis 872). The United
States government shows its remembrance of victories in WWII by the national day s Victory in
Europe day and Victory in Japan day. These days commemorate the hard work citizens and troops
put forth in Europe and Japan to help end WWII ( Victory Oxford English
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Flattery In Julius Caesar Research Paper
In William Shakespeare s tragedy, Julius Caesar, flattery plays a very important role and is a tool
that is used several times within the play and appears to work when trying to persuade people
more often than not. The instances where flattery is particularly visible are when Cassius uses
flattery with Brutus, Decius flatters Caesar, and Antony uses flattery with Brutus. The most
important example is when Cassius uses flattery with Brutus. The flattery used upon Brutus is
what affects the entire play. Cassius believes that if Caesar is made leader of Rome, nothing but
harm with be done. In order to stop this from happening, Cassius needs to get Brutus on his side
because he would be an important tool in justifying why Caesar was assassinated;
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In William Shakespeare s tragedy, Julius Caesar, flattery plays a very important role and is a tool
that is used several times within the play and appears to work when trying to persuade people
more often than not. The instances where flattery is particularly visible are when Cassius uses
flattery with Brutus, Decius flatters Caesar, and Antony uses flattery with Brutus. The most
important example is when Cassius uses flattery with Brutus. The flattery used upon Brutus is
what affects the entire play. Cassius believes that if Caesar is made leader of Rome, nothing but
harm with be done. In order to stop this from happening, Cassius needs to get Brutus on his side
because he would be an important tool in justifying why Caesar was assassinated;
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Popular National Parks Research Paper
The Most Popular National Parks in the US There are approximately around 59 protected areas
or national parks in the US. A number of outdoor and nature lovers flock to these national parks
every year to get some sun and smell the freshness of the trees. Here are some of the most
popular destinations all over the US. Grand Canyon (Arizona) This national park is home to one
of the world s largest canyons. It stands at one mile deep and up to 18 miles wide. This location
is so popular that almost 5 million people travel to this park to witness its grandeur. Around 1,904
square miles of this lot maintains its wilderness. If you want to hike to less crowded trails, you can
go to the forests in the North Rim. This way, you can enjoy the view
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The Most Popular National Parks in the US There are approximately around 59 protected areas
or national parks in the US. A number of outdoor and nature lovers flock to these national parks
every year to get some sun and smell the freshness of the trees. Here are some of the most
popular destinations all over the US. Grand Canyon (Arizona) This national park is home to one
of the world s largest canyons. It stands at one mile deep and up to 18 miles wide. This location
is so popular that almost 5 million people travel to this park to witness its grandeur. Around 1,904
square miles of this lot maintains its wilderness. If you want to hike to less crowded trails, you can
go to the forests in the North Rim. This way, you can enjoy the view
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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