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The Core Components Of The Social Exchange Theory
Social Exchange Theory is grounded in the idea that people assess their relationships from an
economic perspective when pertaining to costs and rewards that are identified amongst different
relational partners. It is within this paper that we discuss the core components that make up the theory,
the possible advantages and disadvantages of its use, as well as touch base on a real world
communication example the Social Exchange Theory can be associated with.
There are multiple core components that have been identified and further constructed in which make
up the Social Exchange Theory. West and Turner (2014) further explain that costs are the factors that
contribute to the negative value we place on relationships while rewards are rather the positive values.
Additionally, West and Turner proceed with the idea that we evaluate all types of relationships by
using the following equation:
Worth = Rewards Costs
When rewards are greater than the costs, or the final amount is a positive number, it is considered to
be a positive relationship, whereas a negative number would indicate the relationship to be negative.
The Social Exchange Theory then acknowledges the worth of these relationships and the outcomes
that will be endured, or whether or not relationships will hold stable or instead be terminated. It is the
idea that individuals enter into and maintain relationships as long as it is satisfying both person s self
interest. Social Exchange Theory is based on the idea that
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Social Exchange Theory is grounded in the idea that people assess their relationships from an
economic perspective when pertaining to costs and rewards that are identified amongst different
relational partners. It is within this paper that we discuss the core components that make up the theory,
the possible advantages and disadvantages of its use, as well as touch base on a real world
communication example the Social Exchange Theory can be associated with.
There are multiple core components that have been identified and further constructed in which make
up the Social Exchange Theory. West and Turner (2014) further explain that costs are the factors that
contribute to the negative value we place on relationships while rewards are rather the positive values.
Additionally, West and Turner proceed with the idea that we evaluate all types of relationships by
using the following equation:
Worth = Rewards Costs
When rewards are greater than the costs, or the final amount is a positive number, it is considered to
be a positive relationship, whereas a negative number would indicate the relationship to be negative.
The Social Exchange Theory then acknowledges the worth of these relationships and the outcomes
that will be endured, or whether or not relationships will hold stable or instead be terminated. It is the
idea that individuals enter into and maintain relationships as long as it is satisfying both person s self
interest. Social Exchange Theory is based on the idea that
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The Security Threats And Security Architecture Design
ABSTRACT
Among civilian communication systems, vehicular communications emerge as one of the most
convincing effort made to enhance safety and improve the efficiency of transportation systems, to
meet ever increasing traffic demands. Security is one of the critical factors that need to be addressed
towards the deployment of vehicular communication systems. The efficiency of the transportation
systems, as well as the physical safety of vehicles, drivers, and passengers depend on the security
factor. Vehicular communications has to pass through the analysis of potential security threats and the
design of a robust security architecture able to cope with these threats. In this paper we deal with the
security threats and security architecture design.
INTRODUCTION:
Vehicular communications (VC) will play a vital role in enabling safer, smarter and greener
transportation, with envisioned applications providing, for example, warnings on environmental
hazards (e.g., ice on the pavement), traffic and road conditions (e.g., emergency braking, congestion,
or construction sites), and local (e.g., tourist) information.
To empower such applications, vehicles and road side infrastructure units (RSUs), namely network
nodes, will be furnished with on board processing and wireless communication modules, to
communicate with each other over single or multiple hops. Then, communication between vehicle to
vehicle (V2V) and vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) (bi directional) will be possible directly
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ABSTRACT
Among civilian communication systems, vehicular communications emerge as one of the most
convincing effort made to enhance safety and improve the efficiency of transportation systems, to
meet ever increasing traffic demands. Security is one of the critical factors that need to be addressed
towards the deployment of vehicular communication systems. The efficiency of the transportation
systems, as well as the physical safety of vehicles, drivers, and passengers depend on the security
factor. Vehicular communications has to pass through the analysis of potential security threats and the
design of a robust security architecture able to cope with these threats. In this paper we deal with the
security threats and security architecture design.
INTRODUCTION:
Vehicular communications (VC) will play a vital role in enabling safer, smarter and greener
transportation, with envisioned applications providing, for example, warnings on environmental
hazards (e.g., ice on the pavement), traffic and road conditions (e.g., emergency braking, congestion,
or construction sites), and local (e.g., tourist) information.
To empower such applications, vehicles and road side infrastructure units (RSUs), namely network
nodes, will be furnished with on board processing and wireless communication modules, to
communicate with each other over single or multiple hops. Then, communication between vehicle to
vehicle (V2V) and vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) (bi directional) will be possible directly
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Mark Cuban and Sec
Mark Cuban was offered that the Web search engine named Mamma.com was going to offer $16.6
million worth of new shares to private institution and other qualified investors. The information about
PIPEs is material since it s not yet publicly announced and that info could affect the shareholders
behaviors. 1. Why didn t the SEC accuse Mark Cuban of traditional illegal insider trading, considering
he was the largest, individual shareholder of Mamma.com?
Even though the information about PIPEs was material inside information, Mark Cuban was not
accused as traditional insider information. To qualify as traditional insider trading, there must involve
true insiders buying or selling the company s stock based on material inside information. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
SEC alleged that Mark Cuban violated misappropriate insider trading. To be qualified as
misappropriate insider trading, an individual wrongfully obtains (misappropriates) inside information
and trades on it for her or his personal benefit. In this case, Cuban actually traded his shares based on
the material inside information he was told and saved him $750,000 in losses. Wrongful
misappropriation means violation of a fiduciary duty.
The Court found that Cuban had not misappropriated any material non public information because he
had not violated a legal duty to refrain from trading. Cuban had not promised that he would not trade
after learning about a PIPE offering. The judge also said that the SEC failed to show that Cuban
undertook a legal duty to not use the information he learned from those two phone calls with
Mamma.com representatives. Mark Cuban did not have any fiduciary duty to not act upon the
information. The Mamma.com CEO asked Cuban to keep their conversation confidential. However,
that didn t prove that Cuban had a legal duty to Mamma.com that would prohibit him from selling his
shares based on what he was told. He just promised to not disclose the information to the others, not
promised to not act upon what someone told him.
Besides, there was no evidence that he actually agreed that day to keep anything confidential. He
never agreed on the phone that he would
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Mark Cuban was offered that the Web search engine named Mamma.com was going to offer $16.6
million worth of new shares to private institution and other qualified investors. The information about
PIPEs is material since it s not yet publicly announced and that info could affect the shareholders
behaviors. 1. Why didn t the SEC accuse Mark Cuban of traditional illegal insider trading, considering
he was the largest, individual shareholder of Mamma.com?
Even though the information about PIPEs was material inside information, Mark Cuban was not
accused as traditional insider information. To qualify as traditional insider trading, there must involve
true insiders buying or selling the company s stock based on material inside information. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
SEC alleged that Mark Cuban violated misappropriate insider trading. To be qualified as
misappropriate insider trading, an individual wrongfully obtains (misappropriates) inside information
and trades on it for her or his personal benefit. In this case, Cuban actually traded his shares based on
the material inside information he was told and saved him $750,000 in losses. Wrongful
misappropriation means violation of a fiduciary duty.
The Court found that Cuban had not misappropriated any material non public information because he
had not violated a legal duty to refrain from trading. Cuban had not promised that he would not trade
after learning about a PIPE offering. The judge also said that the SEC failed to show that Cuban
undertook a legal duty to not use the information he learned from those two phone calls with
Mamma.com representatives. Mark Cuban did not have any fiduciary duty to not act upon the
information. The Mamma.com CEO asked Cuban to keep their conversation confidential. However,
that didn t prove that Cuban had a legal duty to Mamma.com that would prohibit him from selling his
shares based on what he was told. He just promised to not disclose the information to the others, not
promised to not act upon what someone told him.
Besides, there was no evidence that he actually agreed that day to keep anything confidential. He
never agreed on the phone that he would
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The Effects Of Salt Stress On Protein Metabolism
GLYCINE BETAINE COUNTERACTS THE ANTAGONISTIC EFFECTS OF SALT STRESS ON
PROTEIN METABOLISM
Navneet Krishna Varshney and N.B. Singha
Research Scholar, Faculty of Science
Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research University, Udaipur (Rajasthan) aDepartment of
Chemistry, Bareilly College, Bareilly 243005 INDIA
ABSTRACT Glycine betaine is a compatible organic metabolite which is synthesized and
accumulated in pulses, cereals, grasses and many microbes in response to different types of stress. It
has been shown to exhibit enhanced tolerance of plants to salt stress. In this investigation we
examined the effects of salt stress and synthesis of glycine betaine on leaf protease activity in Lucerne
plants. Sodium chloride stress was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The present work, therefore, was conducted to evaluate the role of glycine betaine in protecting the
proteins inleucerne plants through protease enzyme activity from being damaged by salt stress. On the
basis of our results we discuss the response of leucerne plants to salt stress and glycine betaine.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Purification of Protease The leucerne plant leaves are procured from 70 days old plants and allowed to
stand for two days in a humidity controlled dark growth chamber at 340C. The leaves were
homogenized with 0.1M phosphate buffer (pH 7.0) containing 0.4M sucrose and 0.05M sodium
ascorbate in a waring blender. Filtered homogenate was (I in Table 1) was squeezed through a gauze
and centrifuged at 2000 rpm for 20 mins. The supernatant (II in Table 1) was adjusted to pH 5.0 by the
addition of 1N acetic acid and allowed to stand overnight. The precipitate was removed by
centrifugation and the supernatant (III in Table 1) was subjected to ammonium sulphate fractionation
between 0.25 and 0.9 saturation. The ammonium sulphate precipitate was suspended in 0.0025M Mc
llvain buffer (pH 5.5) containing 2.5 × 10 3 M sodium ascorbate and dialyzed against the same buffer
at 40C for 20 hrs. The dialysate (IV in Table 1) was centrifuged and the supernatant was fractionated
by the addition of ethanol at 50C. A fraction precipitating between 20 and 60% ethanol was collected
and dialyzed in the same way.
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GLYCINE BETAINE COUNTERACTS THE ANTAGONISTIC EFFECTS OF SALT STRESS ON
PROTEIN METABOLISM
Navneet Krishna Varshney and N.B. Singha
Research Scholar, Faculty of Science
Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research University, Udaipur (Rajasthan) aDepartment of
Chemistry, Bareilly College, Bareilly 243005 INDIA
ABSTRACT Glycine betaine is a compatible organic metabolite which is synthesized and
accumulated in pulses, cereals, grasses and many microbes in response to different types of stress. It
has been shown to exhibit enhanced tolerance of plants to salt stress. In this investigation we
examined the effects of salt stress and synthesis of glycine betaine on leaf protease activity in Lucerne
plants. Sodium chloride stress was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The present work, therefore, was conducted to evaluate the role of glycine betaine in protecting the
proteins inleucerne plants through protease enzyme activity from being damaged by salt stress. On the
basis of our results we discuss the response of leucerne plants to salt stress and glycine betaine.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Purification of Protease The leucerne plant leaves are procured from 70 days old plants and allowed to
stand for two days in a humidity controlled dark growth chamber at 340C. The leaves were
homogenized with 0.1M phosphate buffer (pH 7.0) containing 0.4M sucrose and 0.05M sodium
ascorbate in a waring blender. Filtered homogenate was (I in Table 1) was squeezed through a gauze
and centrifuged at 2000 rpm for 20 mins. The supernatant (II in Table 1) was adjusted to pH 5.0 by the
addition of 1N acetic acid and allowed to stand overnight. The precipitate was removed by
centrifugation and the supernatant (III in Table 1) was subjected to ammonium sulphate fractionation
between 0.25 and 0.9 saturation. The ammonium sulphate precipitate was suspended in 0.0025M Mc
llvain buffer (pH 5.5) containing 2.5 × 10 3 M sodium ascorbate and dialyzed against the same buffer
at 40C for 20 hrs. The dialysate (IV in Table 1) was centrifuged and the supernatant was fractionated
by the addition of ethanol at 50C. A fraction precipitating between 20 and 60% ethanol was collected
and dialyzed in the same way.
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Orthodontics Personal Statement
I have always been amazed by the joy of discovering. The stimulating part of the challenge, which
leads to the discovery, seems to be fascinating to my mind. I was led into the field of radiology for the
same reason. It would satisfy the desire for putting the pieces of the puzzle together and coming up
with an explanation or diagnosis, which would describe the abnormality.
When I started my job at University of Louisville, I had the chance to get a lot of interaction with
other departments as well as the department of orthodontics. I also got the chance to play with the
cutting edge technology of 3D printing, facial scanners and treatment planning softwares such as
dolphin.
I had the chance to participate in multiple complicated cases requiring a multidisciplinary practice in
which the patients needed a complicated and long ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
3 Radiology is where the frontiers of medicine are extended by the application of technology and
physics, first in diagnosing
4 modalities and increasingly in therapeutic ones. It is truly inspiring to witness and be a part of this
evolution in dentistry.
Conclusion:
1 My interest in orthodontics is deep rooted and I possess the skills and qualities necessary to be an
excellent resident and future orthodontist. My work experience has helped me refine and develop
these qualities, and I have successfully applied them during my work experience. My experience as a
professor and a radiologist have helped me to develop the ability to think visually, pay strict attention
to detail and most importantly to decipher relevant facts out of mountains of information and
communicate them effectively both in writing and verbally.
2 While working with technology I have learned to analyze and interpret data, work efficiently and
apply tools and science to solve practical
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I have always been amazed by the joy of discovering. The stimulating part of the challenge, which
leads to the discovery, seems to be fascinating to my mind. I was led into the field of radiology for the
same reason. It would satisfy the desire for putting the pieces of the puzzle together and coming up
with an explanation or diagnosis, which would describe the abnormality.
When I started my job at University of Louisville, I had the chance to get a lot of interaction with
other departments as well as the department of orthodontics. I also got the chance to play with the
cutting edge technology of 3D printing, facial scanners and treatment planning softwares such as
dolphin.
I had the chance to participate in multiple complicated cases requiring a multidisciplinary practice in
which the patients needed a complicated and long ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
3 Radiology is where the frontiers of medicine are extended by the application of technology and
physics, first in diagnosing
4 modalities and increasingly in therapeutic ones. It is truly inspiring to witness and be a part of this
evolution in dentistry.
Conclusion:
1 My interest in orthodontics is deep rooted and I possess the skills and qualities necessary to be an
excellent resident and future orthodontist. My work experience has helped me refine and develop
these qualities, and I have successfully applied them during my work experience. My experience as a
professor and a radiologist have helped me to develop the ability to think visually, pay strict attention
to detail and most importantly to decipher relevant facts out of mountains of information and
communicate them effectively both in writing and verbally.
2 While working with technology I have learned to analyze and interpret data, work efficiently and
apply tools and science to solve practical
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Effects Of Recession On Banking Sector Of China And United...
1
Running head: EFFECTS OF RECESSION IN BANKING SECTOR
2
EFFECTS OF RECESSION IN BANKING SECT OR
Effects of recession on banking sector of China and United Kingdom
Name:
Institution:
Outline I. Executive summary
II. Introduction
Effects of recession
Indicators of recession
Objective of paper
Thesis statement III. Content of research
Literature review
Methodology
Research ethics
Findings
Recommendations and conclusion
IV. References
V. Appendix
Executive Summary The research explores the effects of recession on banking sector of United
Kingdom and china. The indicators of poor economy in the country are analyzed and discussed into
details. Interviewing is done on two top management official and two sales officers from bank of
china and Barclays bank of United Kingdom thus getting the relevant information of the same. The
research exercises high code of research ethics thus encouraging the interviewers to give the relevant
information required. The findings are recorded so as to be analyzed and assessment thus coming up
with the appropriate recommendation to curb or rather minimizes high chances of recession in both
countries.
Introduction
The economy indicator is carried out through analyzing the activities carried out in a particular
country which will lead towards economic growth or rather deter economic growth. The indicators
found in economic help in analyzing the economic performance of a particular country thus
determining whether
1
Running head: EFFECTS OF RECESSION IN BANKING SECTOR
2
EFFECTS OF RECESSION IN BANKING SECT OR
Effects of recession on banking sector of China and United Kingdom
Name:
Institution:
Outline I. Executive summary
II. Introduction
Effects of recession
Indicators of recession
Objective of paper
Thesis statement III. Content of research
Literature review
Methodology
Research ethics
Findings
Recommendations and conclusion
IV. References
V. Appendix
Executive Summary The research explores the effects of recession on banking sector of United
Kingdom and china. The indicators of poor economy in the country are analyzed and discussed into
details. Interviewing is done on two top management official and two sales officers from bank of
china and Barclays bank of United Kingdom thus getting the relevant information of the same. The
research exercises high code of research ethics thus encouraging the interviewers to give the relevant
information required. The findings are recorded so as to be analyzed and assessment thus coming up
with the appropriate recommendation to curb or rather minimizes high chances of recession in both
countries.
Introduction
The economy indicator is carried out through analyzing the activities carried out in a particular
country which will lead towards economic growth or rather deter economic growth. The indicators
found in economic help in analyzing the economic performance of a particular country thus
determining whether
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Music And The Negative Effects Of Heavy Metal Music
Heavy metal music is often criticized for being a negative influence due to the lyrical content and
aesthetics of the genre. For those unfamiliar with heavy metal, it is easy to make this correlation
because of the darker and often taboo subject matter present throughout the music. With a little more
analysis, however, it can be discovered that these same aspects thought to be negative actually bring
forth positive results among metal listeners. What is found in heavy metal music is actually a display
of emotions and energy that often have a purging effect which helps listeners of metal cope with the
constantly changing world around them. Heavy metal is used as a tool for expressing emotion in a
nonviolent way, rather than through physical destruction sought by some other genres.
Heavy metal is a lot like an experiment to the people who do not understand it or those who dislike it.
They look at it as a disgrace, dissect it, run tests on it, and analyze the results in order to get
ammunition to put it down.
Researchers from the University of Queensland in Australia have found that when volunteers were
exposed to extreme music genres including heavy metal, emo, hardcore, punk, and screamo, they
actually experienced a range of positive feelings, such as calmness, happiness or being inspired. The
study, conducted by honours student Leah Sharman and psychologist Genevieve Dingle and published
in the June 26, 2015 edition of Science Alert by writer Peter Dockrill , took 39
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Heavy metal music is often criticized for being a negative influence due to the lyrical content and
aesthetics of the genre. For those unfamiliar with heavy metal, it is easy to make this correlation
because of the darker and often taboo subject matter present throughout the music. With a little more
analysis, however, it can be discovered that these same aspects thought to be negative actually bring
forth positive results among metal listeners. What is found in heavy metal music is actually a display
of emotions and energy that often have a purging effect which helps listeners of metal cope with the
constantly changing world around them. Heavy metal is used as a tool for expressing emotion in a
nonviolent way, rather than through physical destruction sought by some other genres.
Heavy metal is a lot like an experiment to the people who do not understand it or those who dislike it.
They look at it as a disgrace, dissect it, run tests on it, and analyze the results in order to get
ammunition to put it down.
Researchers from the University of Queensland in Australia have found that when volunteers were
exposed to extreme music genres including heavy metal, emo, hardcore, punk, and screamo, they
actually experienced a range of positive feelings, such as calmness, happiness or being inspired. The
study, conducted by honours student Leah Sharman and psychologist Genevieve Dingle and published
in the June 26, 2015 edition of Science Alert by writer Peter Dockrill , took 39
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Brainless Murderer Murders
Reply Reply All Forward JunkClose BARKER, ETHAN R [STUDENT] (NEC)Sent:Wednesday, July
20, 2016 3:19 PMTo: BARKER, ETHAN R [STUDENT] (NEC) That s the 2nd one in 3 weeks,
exclaimed Detective Clyde Allen saying this while looking down at the brainless body in the
dumpster. it s past the coindences, were looking for an individual. These murders must be connected
in someway. said Allen s partner Karl Jefferies. Seeing there are no witnesses to these crimes we re
going to have to see if there is a connection between the threee and that might give us a lead said Allen
to Jefferies. Later that day the two arrive at the station to brief the case to the rest of the team. Letting
them know that the three murders of the brainless victims are
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Reply Reply All Forward JunkClose BARKER, ETHAN R [STUDENT] (NEC)Sent:Wednesday, July
20, 2016 3:19 PMTo: BARKER, ETHAN R [STUDENT] (NEC) That s the 2nd one in 3 weeks,
exclaimed Detective Clyde Allen saying this while looking down at the brainless body in the
dumpster. it s past the coindences, were looking for an individual. These murders must be connected
in someway. said Allen s partner Karl Jefferies. Seeing there are no witnesses to these crimes we re
going to have to see if there is a connection between the threee and that might give us a lead said Allen
to Jefferies. Later that day the two arrive at the station to brief the case to the rest of the team. Letting
them know that the three murders of the brainless victims are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Louisa May Alcott Transcendentalism
Louisa May Alcott was born in 1832 in Germantown, Pennsylvania where she was taught by her
father who was a transcendentalist philosopher. She studied informally with other authors such as
Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Theodore Parker. She has been publishing since
1851 poems, short stories, thrillers and juvenile tales. Her most popular novel was Little Women
published in 1868. From what I read in a biography, she transformed her father s story Fruitland to
make it look like the woman was the hero. It says in the article that she: makes her own creation out of
his Fruitland s story, feminizes it, making the mother the hero and the father the fool . I feel like
Louisa wanted to mock her father s story by telling her own that ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Mrs. Hope said that with their new beliefs it created tension between them, they turned away from the
family. For the family it was the Utopia, but the others outside were not ready to be in such place as
they say: The world was not ready for Utopia yet, and those who attempted to found it only got
laughed at for their pains. . Utopia is an ideal place or a visionary system of political or social
perfection. With the transcendental movement everyone has to follow a routine. They would all wake
up at the same time every day, take baths, eat at the same time, have meaningful conversations, get
back to work and finish work the evening came. Within the community there are beliefs so it is not
just one person thinking in a different way, but a group of people. It is a transcendental movement
because they choose to live and believe in different things than the rest of the world, but within the
community they all have to think the same way, someone cannot be self reliant on his own. From what
I understand, the children were allowed to do what they wanted, and members in the community were
allowed to express their feeling freely, in other community this not accepted if it is not intellectual or
spiritual thinking. People should not express their feelings freely and should speak in a very kind way,
one youth did the opposite in Fruitland. He said something like: Good morning
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Louisa May Alcott was born in 1832 in Germantown, Pennsylvania where she was taught by her
father who was a transcendentalist philosopher. She studied informally with other authors such as
Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Theodore Parker. She has been publishing since
1851 poems, short stories, thrillers and juvenile tales. Her most popular novel was Little Women
published in 1868. From what I read in a biography, she transformed her father s story Fruitland to
make it look like the woman was the hero. It says in the article that she: makes her own creation out of
his Fruitland s story, feminizes it, making the mother the hero and the father the fool . I feel like
Louisa wanted to mock her father s story by telling her own that ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Mrs. Hope said that with their new beliefs it created tension between them, they turned away from the
family. For the family it was the Utopia, but the others outside were not ready to be in such place as
they say: The world was not ready for Utopia yet, and those who attempted to found it only got
laughed at for their pains. . Utopia is an ideal place or a visionary system of political or social
perfection. With the transcendental movement everyone has to follow a routine. They would all wake
up at the same time every day, take baths, eat at the same time, have meaningful conversations, get
back to work and finish work the evening came. Within the community there are beliefs so it is not
just one person thinking in a different way, but a group of people. It is a transcendental movement
because they choose to live and believe in different things than the rest of the world, but within the
community they all have to think the same way, someone cannot be self reliant on his own. From what
I understand, the children were allowed to do what they wanted, and members in the community were
allowed to express their feeling freely, in other community this not accepted if it is not intellectual or
spiritual thinking. People should not express their feelings freely and should speak in a very kind way,
one youth did the opposite in Fruitland. He said something like: Good morning
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
5.4.1Strengths. Joint Venture Has Political Protection,
5.4.1 Strengths Joint venture has political protection, whereby the Mozal Company has opportunity to
access to greater resources, technological and environment. By upgrading technology and bring new
technology has increase the Mozal company capacity providing quality labour consequently high
quality production. Joint venture mode help the business to growth faster and increase productivity
when the partner are efficient and skilled, thereupon the Mozal Company is efficiently, quality and
safety Approximately 40% of the world supply of bauxite comes from Australia a stable political,
economic and social system with aluminium broad application thereby, aluminium supply will have
long term positive impact, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, since 2001, Mozal had opportunity to upgrading the technology and bring new technology
by establishing linkages program for training more than 100 small and medium enterprises (SMEs),
and more than 3000 employees benefited from its activities, upgrading technology Nevertheless,
Mozal since 2014, had opportunity to access to local firms which contributes to the local downstream
industry by supplying aluminium ingots that manufactures a variety of value added aluminium based
products and material for local consumption and export (Mozal Aluminum, 2017), this lead to great
demand for a metal that can easily used multiples time. In line with the principles of sustainability, the
trust focuses on assisting the community to generate income on a continuous basis and improve living
conditions. Therefore, it s to provide access to health care, water, sanitation and education in an effort
to alleviate poverty levels, states the South32 website. 5.4.4 Threats There are two major risks that
faced by Mozal: the risk of financial nature and the risk of physical nature. The first refers to the
uncertainty due to poor economic conditions, creating pricing risk that can lower prices; The
environmental restrictions resulting from the Kyoto Protocol oblige subscribing countries
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5.4.1 Strengths Joint venture has political protection, whereby the Mozal Company has opportunity to
access to greater resources, technological and environment. By upgrading technology and bring new
technology has increase the Mozal company capacity providing quality labour consequently high
quality production. Joint venture mode help the business to growth faster and increase productivity
when the partner are efficient and skilled, thereupon the Mozal Company is efficiently, quality and
safety Approximately 40% of the world supply of bauxite comes from Australia a stable political,
economic and social system with aluminium broad application thereby, aluminium supply will have
long term positive impact, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, since 2001, Mozal had opportunity to upgrading the technology and bring new technology
by establishing linkages program for training more than 100 small and medium enterprises (SMEs),
and more than 3000 employees benefited from its activities, upgrading technology Nevertheless,
Mozal since 2014, had opportunity to access to local firms which contributes to the local downstream
industry by supplying aluminium ingots that manufactures a variety of value added aluminium based
products and material for local consumption and export (Mozal Aluminum, 2017), this lead to great
demand for a metal that can easily used multiples time. In line with the principles of sustainability, the
trust focuses on assisting the community to generate income on a continuous basis and improve living
conditions. Therefore, it s to provide access to health care, water, sanitation and education in an effort
to alleviate poverty levels, states the South32 website. 5.4.4 Threats There are two major risks that
faced by Mozal: the risk of financial nature and the risk of physical nature. The first refers to the
uncertainty due to poor economic conditions, creating pricing risk that can lower prices; The
environmental restrictions resulting from the Kyoto Protocol oblige subscribing countries
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Analysis Of Speak By Laurie Anderson
The book Speak by Laurie Anderson is a book about how Melinda Sordino overcomes the troubles in
her life, and how she learned to speak up for herself. The author uses a lot of archetypes and allusions
throughout the book to add a fuller description to the events Melinda had gone through, which will
help the readers to better understand what Anderson is trying to tell.
When Melinda started her first day of high school, she suffered from peer pressure with her best friend
who had just left her, and everyone had hated her because she ruined a party during summer break by
calling the police. Melinda knew that no one knew the truth, but she was afraid to speak out about it.
Laurie Anderson used the allusion of Rudolph, the red nosed reindeer ... Show more content on
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Moreover, this drawing of the tree is representative of the mind growth of Melinda. For instance, the
drawing was poorly drawn at the beginning of the book, Melinda s pressure and her life were
weighing her down. As the drawing got better throughout the school year, Melinda s strength and
mindset also began to get better as well. If the tree meant to shelter , then Melinda sure developed a
very nice shelter for herself in the end. Laurie Anderson also used allusions while describing Melinda
s trauma. IT sees me. IT smiles and winks. Good thing my lips are stitched together or I d throw up.
(Anderson 96). The book Maya Angelou is written by a girl who was once raped. The experience is
similar between Melinda and Angelou. The audience may not fully understand what Melinda was
thinking during that time, but the book, Maya Angelou, fully describes the life of a raped girl which
gave us a fuller understanding of the situation that Melinda was dealing with. She also used the
archetype of darkness, when Melinda was raped, it was night time. Darkness represents Chaos,
emblem of bad judgment and destruction, for instance, Melinda was raped in the darkness. This word
should give the readers a clear foreshadowing of what will happen next. The author also used the
archetype of coldness throughout the story. For instance, at
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The book Speak by Laurie Anderson is a book about how Melinda Sordino overcomes the troubles in
her life, and how she learned to speak up for herself. The author uses a lot of archetypes and allusions
throughout the book to add a fuller description to the events Melinda had gone through, which will
help the readers to better understand what Anderson is trying to tell.
When Melinda started her first day of high school, she suffered from peer pressure with her best friend
who had just left her, and everyone had hated her because she ruined a party during summer break by
calling the police. Melinda knew that no one knew the truth, but she was afraid to speak out about it.
Laurie Anderson used the allusion of Rudolph, the red nosed reindeer ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, this drawing of the tree is representative of the mind growth of Melinda. For instance, the
drawing was poorly drawn at the beginning of the book, Melinda s pressure and her life were
weighing her down. As the drawing got better throughout the school year, Melinda s strength and
mindset also began to get better as well. If the tree meant to shelter , then Melinda sure developed a
very nice shelter for herself in the end. Laurie Anderson also used allusions while describing Melinda
s trauma. IT sees me. IT smiles and winks. Good thing my lips are stitched together or I d throw up.
(Anderson 96). The book Maya Angelou is written by a girl who was once raped. The experience is
similar between Melinda and Angelou. The audience may not fully understand what Melinda was
thinking during that time, but the book, Maya Angelou, fully describes the life of a raped girl which
gave us a fuller understanding of the situation that Melinda was dealing with. She also used the
archetype of darkness, when Melinda was raped, it was night time. Darkness represents Chaos,
emblem of bad judgment and destruction, for instance, Melinda was raped in the darkness. This word
should give the readers a clear foreshadowing of what will happen next. The author also used the
archetype of coldness throughout the story. For instance, at
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is responsible for making some of the most important cases that set the tone for
society, as it continually ensures that the Constitution remains the law of the land. Many landmark
decisions have been made by the court that have impacted society in some of the most significant
ways; some of these cases include Marbury v. Madison (1803), Brown v. Board of Education (1954),
Miranda v. Arizona (1966), and Roe v. Wade (1973). Key decisions that are being made don t simply
impact the plaintiffs and defendants; rather they continually impact the public and the present and
future of these issues that have been decided, setting the tone for the rest of us. These important
decisions that have and are being made continue to cause much controversy as not all will be agreed
on by the public or even other political figures/branches for that matter. And with the way that the
court is organized, specifically with lifetime tenure, it can easily make the decisions look to be
immune from public opinion. Yet, at this same time, the court must look at how society operates as
well as its norms and values, which are impacted by these decisions. And from that aspect, it doesn t
seem that public preference is completely thrown out the window; it takes the ability of the public to
identify these concerns/issues that need to be addressed, as is the case when it comes to public policy
making.
The nine justices of the Supreme Court make the most important decisions impacting the U.S.
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The Supreme Court is responsible for making some of the most important cases that set the tone for
society, as it continually ensures that the Constitution remains the law of the land. Many landmark
decisions have been made by the court that have impacted society in some of the most significant
ways; some of these cases include Marbury v. Madison (1803), Brown v. Board of Education (1954),
Miranda v. Arizona (1966), and Roe v. Wade (1973). Key decisions that are being made don t simply
impact the plaintiffs and defendants; rather they continually impact the public and the present and
future of these issues that have been decided, setting the tone for the rest of us. These important
decisions that have and are being made continue to cause much controversy as not all will be agreed
on by the public or even other political figures/branches for that matter. And with the way that the
court is organized, specifically with lifetime tenure, it can easily make the decisions look to be
immune from public opinion. Yet, at this same time, the court must look at how society operates as
well as its norms and values, which are impacted by these decisions. And from that aspect, it doesn t
seem that public preference is completely thrown out the window; it takes the ability of the public to
identify these concerns/issues that need to be addressed, as is the case when it comes to public policy
making.
The nine justices of the Supreme Court make the most important decisions impacting the U.S.
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Juvenile Court Systems And The Adult Court System
Through the court systems in the United States there is a major distribution of probation between the
juvenile court system and the adult court system. More than 70,000 juveniles were incarcerated in
youth prisons or detention in 2010. Case studies show that more than 500,000 juveniles are taken to
confinement centers every year. Not including the juveniles who by pass the detention center and
make their way into the adult court system where they are later tried. Juveniles stand out of any prison
that they may be asserted to because most acts are created by those younger than the age of 18 those
juveniles are allowed to be trialed under the administration of the juvenile court until age 21. Prison is
not a place most juveniles while be able to with stand. So the juvenile judges process a variety of
different legal options to incorporate both the safety needs of the juvenile while also dealing with the
well being of the community and the rehabilitant needs of the juvenile. In some cases, the state will
even pay jails to not allow juveniles to be accepted into their facilities. Juveniles are adequately still
labeled as children no matter how grown they may think of themselves as. The mind of a person does
not mature appropriately until that person reaches their premature twenties. An Arkansas study
documented that juveniles who were formerly imprisoned for a crime were about 15 time more likely
to constrain another crime. Probation has been a more efficient route when dealing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Through the court systems in the United States there is a major distribution of probation between the
juvenile court system and the adult court system. More than 70,000 juveniles were incarcerated in
youth prisons or detention in 2010. Case studies show that more than 500,000 juveniles are taken to
confinement centers every year. Not including the juveniles who by pass the detention center and
make their way into the adult court system where they are later tried. Juveniles stand out of any prison
that they may be asserted to because most acts are created by those younger than the age of 18 those
juveniles are allowed to be trialed under the administration of the juvenile court until age 21. Prison is
not a place most juveniles while be able to with stand. So the juvenile judges process a variety of
different legal options to incorporate both the safety needs of the juvenile while also dealing with the
well being of the community and the rehabilitant needs of the juvenile. In some cases, the state will
even pay jails to not allow juveniles to be accepted into their facilities. Juveniles are adequately still
labeled as children no matter how grown they may think of themselves as. The mind of a person does
not mature appropriately until that person reaches their premature twenties. An Arkansas study
documented that juveniles who were formerly imprisoned for a crime were about 15 time more likely
to constrain another crime. Probation has been a more efficient route when dealing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Participatory Culture Through The Media
Old media like broadcasting, print, and film created a consumer culture in the public. Participants
would consume the media they could find, and that was the extent of their engagement with a piece of
media. But during the digital age, participatory culture has exploded. Participatory culture is a concept
coined by Henry Jenkins where consumers take part in both the consumption and the production of
media. The advent of computers facilitates a low barrier of entry for creation of digital media and its
propagation. With the availability of personal computers and consumer level software to manipulate
media as well as the popularity of the internet to spread content, fans have become more engaged with
the media they consume. In turn, participants can create forms of that media that comment and expand
upon the original content. Participants who used to only consume media now have the avenues to
become producers of media. In this essay, I will explore participatory culture through the lense of Lev
Manovich s Five Principles of New Media: Numerical Representation, Modularity, Automation,
Variability, and Transcoding.
The first of Manovich s principles is Numerical Representation. A piece of new media can be
represented by discrete numbers. For example, an image file is a collection of numbers describing the
color of each pixel in the image. A game is a piece of software compiled to 1 s and 0 s that respond
and react to input from the user. Anything in digital form is at its based
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Old media like broadcasting, print, and film created a consumer culture in the public. Participants
would consume the media they could find, and that was the extent of their engagement with a piece of
media. But during the digital age, participatory culture has exploded. Participatory culture is a concept
coined by Henry Jenkins where consumers take part in both the consumption and the production of
media. The advent of computers facilitates a low barrier of entry for creation of digital media and its
propagation. With the availability of personal computers and consumer level software to manipulate
media as well as the popularity of the internet to spread content, fans have become more engaged with
the media they consume. In turn, participants can create forms of that media that comment and expand
upon the original content. Participants who used to only consume media now have the avenues to
become producers of media. In this essay, I will explore participatory culture through the lense of Lev
Manovich s Five Principles of New Media: Numerical Representation, Modularity, Automation,
Variability, and Transcoding.
The first of Manovich s principles is Numerical Representation. A piece of new media can be
represented by discrete numbers. For example, an image file is a collection of numbers describing the
color of each pixel in the image. A game is a piece of software compiled to 1 s and 0 s that respond
and react to input from the user. Anything in digital form is at its based
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Effectiveness Of Britain s Trade Policy On Economic Recovery
The inter war period saw a multitude of different trade policies being used throughout the world.
Britain s was one of protectionism, but in their situation their policies seemed to be effective and
played a significant role in the quick economic recovery Britain experienced during the 1930s. To
explain my evaluation of the effectiveness of Britain s trade policy on their economic recovery in the
1930s, the differing views on the effect of the General Tariff will be examined, taking into account
effective protection rates, nominal tariffs, and import substitutions. Additionally, the role trade
regionalization played and the legacies that the trade policies left will be inspected. The most debated
aspect of the effectiveness of their, now more protectionist, trade policies were the tariffs imposed by
Britain. In Forrest Capie s The British Tariff and Industrial Protection in the 1930 s, he argues that the
tariffs were a hindrance to the economic recovery. His conclusion is drawn from calculations on the
effective protection rates on the tariffs from the General Tariff in 1932; where he found that the iron
and steel industries effective protection rates were in the bottom 5% and construction was
experiencing negative rates. This is important to him because these were industries that are supposed
to have played a role in the recovery of the British economy in the 1930s, causing Capie to believe
that if there were no tariffs Britain s economic recovery would have been
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The inter war period saw a multitude of different trade policies being used throughout the world.
Britain s was one of protectionism, but in their situation their policies seemed to be effective and
played a significant role in the quick economic recovery Britain experienced during the 1930s. To
explain my evaluation of the effectiveness of Britain s trade policy on their economic recovery in the
1930s, the differing views on the effect of the General Tariff will be examined, taking into account
effective protection rates, nominal tariffs, and import substitutions. Additionally, the role trade
regionalization played and the legacies that the trade policies left will be inspected. The most debated
aspect of the effectiveness of their, now more protectionist, trade policies were the tariffs imposed by
Britain. In Forrest Capie s The British Tariff and Industrial Protection in the 1930 s, he argues that the
tariffs were a hindrance to the economic recovery. His conclusion is drawn from calculations on the
effective protection rates on the tariffs from the General Tariff in 1932; where he found that the iron
and steel industries effective protection rates were in the bottom 5% and construction was
experiencing negative rates. This is important to him because these were industries that are supposed
to have played a role in the recovery of the British economy in the 1930s, causing Capie to believe
that if there were no tariffs Britain s economic recovery would have been
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The Cultural Differences Of Culture In Israel, Israel And...
The word culture derives from a French term, which in turn derives from the Latin colere, which
means to tend to the earth and grow, or cultivation and nurture. (Zimmerman 1) This can also lead to
one concluding that culture changes as civilization is changed and advancements occur. I am culturally
Arab. Specifically from around Jerusalem and many other farmer civilations. The cuisine, historical
significance of the area, and it s religions are some of the most distinct differences the region has
culturally.
One sizable distinction for people from Palestine/Israel is their diet compared to surrounding areas.
The area surrounding them is mainly desert while they live in a fertile area between the Jordan river
and Mediterranean Ocean. This resulted in the area becoming less nomadic and more people settled to
farm. Olives, citrus fruits, dates, chickpeas, almonds, and plums are some of the many varieties of
produce grown in the region. (Butterfield, et al: 1) This is why the region s food culture is different
from its neighbors. From this region, hummus, olive oil, bread, dates, and nuts are staples and are
often supplemented by whatever produce are in season. Growing up and eating these foods since I was
I child, what people viewed as exotic foods in many places of the world was a normal commodity for
me. Things like dried apricot puree and dates for snack at school and a thyme mixture named Zatar
with olive oil and bread for lunch confused students who were so used to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The word culture derives from a French term, which in turn derives from the Latin colere, which
means to tend to the earth and grow, or cultivation and nurture. (Zimmerman 1) This can also lead to
one concluding that culture changes as civilization is changed and advancements occur. I am culturally
Arab. Specifically from around Jerusalem and many other farmer civilations. The cuisine, historical
significance of the area, and it s religions are some of the most distinct differences the region has
culturally.
One sizable distinction for people from Palestine/Israel is their diet compared to surrounding areas.
The area surrounding them is mainly desert while they live in a fertile area between the Jordan river
and Mediterranean Ocean. This resulted in the area becoming less nomadic and more people settled to
farm. Olives, citrus fruits, dates, chickpeas, almonds, and plums are some of the many varieties of
produce grown in the region. (Butterfield, et al: 1) This is why the region s food culture is different
from its neighbors. From this region, hummus, olive oil, bread, dates, and nuts are staples and are
often supplemented by whatever produce are in season. Growing up and eating these foods since I was
I child, what people viewed as exotic foods in many places of the world was a normal commodity for
me. Things like dried apricot puree and dates for snack at school and a thyme mixture named Zatar
with olive oil and bread for lunch confused students who were so used to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Aaron Collins Creative Writing
Aaron Collins knew he had to go to sleep soon. He turned clockwise and leaned from his desk chair to
check the time again. On the nightstand to the right of his desk, his alarm clock was glowing a faint
neon blue and informed him it was 3:29. Suddenly, the last digit flickered and changed to zero. It was
pitch dark in his spacious room except for the light flooding from his school computer. Aaron sat back
in his chair and began typing again. He has been working on his essay about China s extensive
government and how it differs from our own for the past five hours. Thankfully, he remembered the
actual due date explicitly states tomorrow instead of Tuesday. He pulled his face away from the screen
and rubbed his chin. His eyes were like marbles ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No. I m sorry. What is going on here? What am I supposed to understand? I heard people calling me
a...a...freak out there!?
The man stared at Aaron in disbelief. He took out a notepad from his breast pocket and grabbed a pen
from the cubby hole next to Aaron s head. He wrote a couple sentences before he folded up the
notepad and pushed it back inside his pocket again.
This may come as a shock to you but I need you to listen, ok? You have to listen. Do you understand?
Aaron nodded. Yes, of course .
The man shifted his sitting position closer to Aaron. He looked petrified.
Son, you...you had an accident. As eyewitnesses told me, you were at station X today, standing on the
platform for the AC train. I guess for some reason you were standing too close to the edge when the
crowd began to take shape for departure...and you...fell...onto the tracks. The train was in your way as
soon as you fell. *snap*. Just like that. The strange thing is...It hit you. I mean it really hit you. But for
some reason it didn t kill you. You were perfectly ok, as you are now. The train....six hundred
tons....the train bent around you.
Son. The train bent around your
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Aaron Collins knew he had to go to sleep soon. He turned clockwise and leaned from his desk chair to
check the time again. On the nightstand to the right of his desk, his alarm clock was glowing a faint
neon blue and informed him it was 3:29. Suddenly, the last digit flickered and changed to zero. It was
pitch dark in his spacious room except for the light flooding from his school computer. Aaron sat back
in his chair and began typing again. He has been working on his essay about China s extensive
government and how it differs from our own for the past five hours. Thankfully, he remembered the
actual due date explicitly states tomorrow instead of Tuesday. He pulled his face away from the screen
and rubbed his chin. His eyes were like marbles ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No. I m sorry. What is going on here? What am I supposed to understand? I heard people calling me
a...a...freak out there!?
The man stared at Aaron in disbelief. He took out a notepad from his breast pocket and grabbed a pen
from the cubby hole next to Aaron s head. He wrote a couple sentences before he folded up the
notepad and pushed it back inside his pocket again.
This may come as a shock to you but I need you to listen, ok? You have to listen. Do you understand?
Aaron nodded. Yes, of course .
The man shifted his sitting position closer to Aaron. He looked petrified.
Son, you...you had an accident. As eyewitnesses told me, you were at station X today, standing on the
platform for the AC train. I guess for some reason you were standing too close to the edge when the
crowd began to take shape for departure...and you...fell...onto the tracks. The train was in your way as
soon as you fell. *snap*. Just like that. The strange thing is...It hit you. I mean it really hit you. But for
some reason it didn t kill you. You were perfectly ok, as you are now. The train....six hundred
tons....the train bent around you.
Son. The train bent around your
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Quantitative Article Summary
In this article, the researchers used the quantitative method by distributing a structural clinical
interview and life events checklist to one hundred and fifty nine women who had dealt with assault
trauma in their lifetime. With this in mind, the researchers were able to gather statistics from the data
these women provided for them.
Moreover, the quantitative method is used by researches who want to discover statistics and facts by
analyzing data in a numerical way. Unlike this article, the qualitative method is used by researches
who want to gather data through observations and interviews based on what the participants say or do.
The qualitative method seeks to explore and collect opinions and motivations on the research topic
instead of collecting numerical data.
There were a few ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, the article suggests that there needs be continued research over a long period of time to
clarify the factors that could affect resilience in women exposed to PTE s. After that research is
performed, we could potentially help women in clinical interventions by knowing what factors could
help and encourage recovery.
In the group collaboration, we did have a discussion about qualitative vs. quantitative research and
how the article could be difficult in some sections to asses which method the researches performed.
Other than that, hypothetically, an opposing view could come up from someone questioning the results
based on how data was accumulated since the study could not determine how supportive relationships
could affect the outcome of the diagnosis of each woman.
This research was performed to help identify psychological factors that affect the outcome of women
who are exposed to assault related PTE s. In return, those findings could enhance clinical
professionals and others in understanding how to help women who need assistance to recover from
such a traumatic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In this article, the researchers used the quantitative method by distributing a structural clinical
interview and life events checklist to one hundred and fifty nine women who had dealt with assault
trauma in their lifetime. With this in mind, the researchers were able to gather statistics from the data
these women provided for them.
Moreover, the quantitative method is used by researches who want to discover statistics and facts by
analyzing data in a numerical way. Unlike this article, the qualitative method is used by researches
who want to gather data through observations and interviews based on what the participants say or do.
The qualitative method seeks to explore and collect opinions and motivations on the research topic
instead of collecting numerical data.
There were a few ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, the article suggests that there needs be continued research over a long period of time to
clarify the factors that could affect resilience in women exposed to PTE s. After that research is
performed, we could potentially help women in clinical interventions by knowing what factors could
help and encourage recovery.
In the group collaboration, we did have a discussion about qualitative vs. quantitative research and
how the article could be difficult in some sections to asses which method the researches performed.
Other than that, hypothetically, an opposing view could come up from someone questioning the results
based on how data was accumulated since the study could not determine how supportive relationships
could affect the outcome of the diagnosis of each woman.
This research was performed to help identify psychological factors that affect the outcome of women
who are exposed to assault related PTE s. In return, those findings could enhance clinical
professionals and others in understanding how to help women who need assistance to recover from
such a traumatic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
One Beat At a Time Essay
One Beat at a Time
When we think of cardio vascular diseases, we usually always associate them with the loss of a family
member or friend. Almost everyone knows of someone who is affected by these tragic diseases. Since
the ancient times, there have been clues left showing possible cardio vascular diseases within the
Egyptian families. The earliest proof of a cardio vascular disease is of a 3,500 year old Egyptian
mummy with a serious case of arthrosclerosis, which was identified via modern CT scan. During the
next few centuries little is known about cardio vascular diseases and the death rate subsequently is
low, until the turn of the Industrial age. Since this period of time cardio vascular diseases have hit hard
at the heart leading ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Premature atrial contractions are early additional beats that start in the atria and are usually innocuous
and usually don t require medical attention. Premature ventricular contractions are one of the most
prevailing arrhythmia where the heart will skip a beat due to stress, caffeine overindulgence, or
excessive exercise. Some people who have frequent contractions should seek medical attention, but if
it is irregular it is usually harmless. Atrial fibrillation is quite frequent which causes the atria to
contract out of rhythm. Atrial flutter is a more organized version of atrial fibrillation where it s caused
by one or many rapid circuits in the atria. Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia originates above
the ventricle and is known as a rapid heart rate. Accessory pathway tachycardias are a form of rapid
heart rate that is due to extra passageway between the ventricles and atria. AV nodal reentrant
tachycardia is another form of rapid heart rate that is caused through more than one passageway.
These can both be treated with special therapy or medication. Ventricular tachycardia is a hasty
heartbeat that begins in the ventricle section of the heart. This hasty beat prevents the heart from
attaining the right amount of blood to fill up, thus causing the body to receive much less blood than
usual. Ventricular fibrillations are inconsistent impulses from the ventricles
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
One Beat at a Time
When we think of cardio vascular diseases, we usually always associate them with the loss of a family
member or friend. Almost everyone knows of someone who is affected by these tragic diseases. Since
the ancient times, there have been clues left showing possible cardio vascular diseases within the
Egyptian families. The earliest proof of a cardio vascular disease is of a 3,500 year old Egyptian
mummy with a serious case of arthrosclerosis, which was identified via modern CT scan. During the
next few centuries little is known about cardio vascular diseases and the death rate subsequently is
low, until the turn of the Industrial age. Since this period of time cardio vascular diseases have hit hard
at the heart leading ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Premature atrial contractions are early additional beats that start in the atria and are usually innocuous
and usually don t require medical attention. Premature ventricular contractions are one of the most
prevailing arrhythmia where the heart will skip a beat due to stress, caffeine overindulgence, or
excessive exercise. Some people who have frequent contractions should seek medical attention, but if
it is irregular it is usually harmless. Atrial fibrillation is quite frequent which causes the atria to
contract out of rhythm. Atrial flutter is a more organized version of atrial fibrillation where it s caused
by one or many rapid circuits in the atria. Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia originates above
the ventricle and is known as a rapid heart rate. Accessory pathway tachycardias are a form of rapid
heart rate that is due to extra passageway between the ventricles and atria. AV nodal reentrant
tachycardia is another form of rapid heart rate that is caused through more than one passageway.
These can both be treated with special therapy or medication. Ventricular tachycardia is a hasty
heartbeat that begins in the ventricle section of the heart. This hasty beat prevents the heart from
attaining the right amount of blood to fill up, thus causing the body to receive much less blood than
usual. Ventricular fibrillations are inconsistent impulses from the ventricles
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
My Ancestry Research Paper
Introduction
Due to my passion for travel and my ancestry I ve based my Research Project around this topic. The
project will focus particularly on furthering my knowledge on my ancestry; significant countries in
relation to my family, and how to plan a holiday. This topic is momentous to me as I ll be accessing
new information, enhancing my knowledge on the culture and understanding the lifestyle my
grandparent s endured. Which by travelling and meeting new people will hopefully gain me a deeper
appreciation of life by viewing what other cultures live like and tie in my ancestry and the new culture
together. On this trip I ll be visiting Germany, Hungary, Croatia and Serbia. These countries are
relevant to my ancestry by locating sources which depicted my family up to my great, great; great
grandparents lived in these countries. The cities/villages which will be a primary location for this trip
is Mitrovica (Croatia), Novi Sad (Serbia), Budapest (Hungary) and in Germany Berlin. To travel to
and from countries I ll be using a hire car and air travelling.
Historical
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This accommodation is beneficial for the financial and experience aspect of the trip. However when
booking a hotel it s essential to go with the hotel with the best reviews and what you find desirable, I
ve also chosen the hotels online so I could access all the information needed to find a suitable
accommodation (Trip Advisor, 2013).Europe is very accessible to public transport and taxis, however
for this trip I d like to rely on a hire car and aeroplanes, it s more accessible and would become
cheaper to travel to attractions, small towns and other site seeing. Hire cars are more suitable as you
get to choose the type of car which is familiar and comfortable to drive in, it can also become a
cheaper alternative as taxi drivers may become expensive to always travel
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Introduction
Due to my passion for travel and my ancestry I ve based my Research Project around this topic. The
project will focus particularly on furthering my knowledge on my ancestry; significant countries in
relation to my family, and how to plan a holiday. This topic is momentous to me as I ll be accessing
new information, enhancing my knowledge on the culture and understanding the lifestyle my
grandparent s endured. Which by travelling and meeting new people will hopefully gain me a deeper
appreciation of life by viewing what other cultures live like and tie in my ancestry and the new culture
together. On this trip I ll be visiting Germany, Hungary, Croatia and Serbia. These countries are
relevant to my ancestry by locating sources which depicted my family up to my great, great; great
grandparents lived in these countries. The cities/villages which will be a primary location for this trip
is Mitrovica (Croatia), Novi Sad (Serbia), Budapest (Hungary) and in Germany Berlin. To travel to
and from countries I ll be using a hire car and air travelling.
Historical
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This accommodation is beneficial for the financial and experience aspect of the trip. However when
booking a hotel it s essential to go with the hotel with the best reviews and what you find desirable, I
ve also chosen the hotels online so I could access all the information needed to find a suitable
accommodation (Trip Advisor, 2013).Europe is very accessible to public transport and taxis, however
for this trip I d like to rely on a hire car and aeroplanes, it s more accessible and would become
cheaper to travel to attractions, small towns and other site seeing. Hire cars are more suitable as you
get to choose the type of car which is familiar and comfortable to drive in, it can also become a
cheaper alternative as taxi drivers may become expensive to always travel
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Hexadecimal Company
The Hexadecimal Company Case Analysis pg, 167
I. Problems A. Macro The Hexadecimal Company in recent years was forced to change their product
market due to lower labor costs by companies in competition. With this change of product came rapid
growth and systemic problems within the company. The President, John, Zoltan, decided to created an
Organizational Development (OD) group to help address change and managerial style within the
company. However, this OD group was not accepted well within the organization and many felt as
though this group was a waste of time, energy and resources. Employees did not want to participate in
the training although forced to attend. In the beginning of the group s development, the ... Show more
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There was true evidence that the OD group was truly diverse in individuality and openness simply
characterized by the groups dress habits. Perhaps these traits would have been more easily disguisable
if the group was forced to a dress code while at work. Displaying ones attire could show an impression
of laziness, sloppiness, or not caring about what the is there to achieve, perhaps the division of the
groups beliefs stems from this complacent dress code leading the group to misunderstandings.
II. Causes 1. The Hexadecimal Company.
Causes
Company culture is not one to implement changes in such fast pace
Zoltan s seems to show favoritism towards members of the OD group. The decision to place the OD
program under the human resources department
III. Systems affected The sociotechnical system and managerial subsystem are affected due to the
changes occurring within the company. An example of these changes is the hiring of all the individuals
within the new OD group. The technical subsystem has been affected by the recent introduction of
new products within the company due to competitive companies. The structural subsystem has been
affected since the OD group started training company employees on management styles. The
psychosocial subsystem was affected when the employees had dislike towards the OD group and the
training that had been developed. Also, the OD group
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The Hexadecimal Company Case Analysis pg, 167
I. Problems A. Macro The Hexadecimal Company in recent years was forced to change their product
market due to lower labor costs by companies in competition. With this change of product came rapid
growth and systemic problems within the company. The President, John, Zoltan, decided to created an
Organizational Development (OD) group to help address change and managerial style within the
company. However, this OD group was not accepted well within the organization and many felt as
though this group was a waste of time, energy and resources. Employees did not want to participate in
the training although forced to attend. In the beginning of the group s development, the ... Show more
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There was true evidence that the OD group was truly diverse in individuality and openness simply
characterized by the groups dress habits. Perhaps these traits would have been more easily disguisable
if the group was forced to a dress code while at work. Displaying ones attire could show an impression
of laziness, sloppiness, or not caring about what the is there to achieve, perhaps the division of the
groups beliefs stems from this complacent dress code leading the group to misunderstandings.
II. Causes 1. The Hexadecimal Company.
Causes
Company culture is not one to implement changes in such fast pace
Zoltan s seems to show favoritism towards members of the OD group. The decision to place the OD
program under the human resources department
III. Systems affected The sociotechnical system and managerial subsystem are affected due to the
changes occurring within the company. An example of these changes is the hiring of all the individuals
within the new OD group. The technical subsystem has been affected by the recent introduction of
new products within the company due to competitive companies. The structural subsystem has been
affected since the OD group started training company employees on management styles. The
psychosocial subsystem was affected when the employees had dislike towards the OD group and the
training that had been developed. Also, the OD group
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Medieval Italy Violence
The Western Roman Empire was plagued with violence and warfare, both before Medieval Italy, and
well after. Medieval Italy was created through warfare, and although these violence outbreaks are
most prominently displayed by wars and battles, much of the violence occurred within the community
in the form of protests, riots, and political outbreaks. Each political outbreak, violence, and treaties
brought newfound rule and therefore a new influence on life during this era. This research essay will
discuss the numerous wars throughout Middle Ages, political shirts, and their results, with the overall
topic determining how each impacted and influenced the era.
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The Eastgoths (Ostrogoths) whose king was Theodorich in 489 the Eastgoths marched seven hundred
miles over the Alps into the plains of Northern Italy; and in 493 A.D. forced the intrepid Odoacer to
surrender, after he had held out bravely behind the strongholds of Ravenna for three years (Glifford 3).
Following this battle, Odoacer and Theodorich agree to rule together in peace, however, in violation of
the agreement, Theodorich murders Ocader in order to acquire all the power and rule. Although
Theodorich was a barbarian, he was well versed in the arts of living a civilized life. This newfound
rule allowed for a period of recovery displayed through his ability to unite the Gothic and Italian
elements to best serve everyone. Thodorich succeeded in Romanizing his subjects through peace,
instead of the past rulers who tried to denationalize the subjected. (He) also built up the state by other
diplomatic measures by establishing communication with all Gothic rulers throughout Europe
(Glifford 4). Theodorich tried and succeeded in bringing out the enlightenment of Italy in every way;
these efforts along with his energy and sagacity, allowed for his reign to display unparalleled peace
and prosperity (Glifford
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The Western Roman Empire was plagued with violence and warfare, both before Medieval Italy, and
well after. Medieval Italy was created through warfare, and although these violence outbreaks are
most prominently displayed by wars and battles, much of the violence occurred within the community
in the form of protests, riots, and political outbreaks. Each political outbreak, violence, and treaties
brought newfound rule and therefore a new influence on life during this era. This research essay will
discuss the numerous wars throughout Middle Ages, political shirts, and their results, with the overall
topic determining how each impacted and influenced the era.
The transition from Late Antiquity brought on the new era of the Middle Ages. This transition ... Show
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The Eastgoths (Ostrogoths) whose king was Theodorich in 489 the Eastgoths marched seven hundred
miles over the Alps into the plains of Northern Italy; and in 493 A.D. forced the intrepid Odoacer to
surrender, after he had held out bravely behind the strongholds of Ravenna for three years (Glifford 3).
Following this battle, Odoacer and Theodorich agree to rule together in peace, however, in violation of
the agreement, Theodorich murders Ocader in order to acquire all the power and rule. Although
Theodorich was a barbarian, he was well versed in the arts of living a civilized life. This newfound
rule allowed for a period of recovery displayed through his ability to unite the Gothic and Italian
elements to best serve everyone. Thodorich succeeded in Romanizing his subjects through peace,
instead of the past rulers who tried to denationalize the subjected. (He) also built up the state by other
diplomatic measures by establishing communication with all Gothic rulers throughout Europe
(Glifford 4). Theodorich tried and succeeded in bringing out the enlightenment of Italy in every way;
these efforts along with his energy and sagacity, allowed for his reign to display unparalleled peace
and prosperity (Glifford
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Essay about The Washington Monument
The Washington Monument
The Washington Monument, a memorial structure designed and constructed in the nineteenth century,
signifies an important tribute to the prestigious role and achievements of our nation s founding father.
Ideas for such a monument first arose in 1783, by which time the fame George Washington,
Commanding General and first President of the United States, was assured in the pantheon of
statesmen of the world (1). It was during this year that the Continental Congress proposed an
equestrian statue in honor of Washington s services and his unique role in the founding of the new
Republic (1).
Despite the project s popularity with the public, however, little action was taken following ... Show
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Despite the difficulties that were faced during both the planning and construction of the Washington
Monument, the impressive tributary obelisk still stands today as one of the nation s noblest
architectural structures (1).
Prior to beginning construction in 1848, the government spent nearly seventy years in legislation.
Shortly after it was decided in 1783 that an equestrian statue should be erected in honor of George
Washington, a French landscape engineer by the name of Major Charles Pierre L Enfant drew up the
first plan for Washington s future capital, including the statue as one of the principal features of the
Federal District (1). The idea resurfaced after the death of George Washington in December of 1799,
when a proposal made by U.S. Representative John Marshall suggested the erection of a marble
monument under which the founder s body would be deposited. But Congress could take no
immediate action due to conflicting opinions in both the House and Senate and with Washington s
family members: when the House appropriated $200, 000 for the construction of ... [a] mausoleum of
American granite and marble, in pyramidal form 100 feet square at the base and of proportionate
height (1), the grant was opposed by the Senate and family members (who did not want to move the
remains from the site where Washington had specifically asked they be placed).
Throughout the Nation there was a deep sense of disappointment over the
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The Washington Monument
The Washington Monument, a memorial structure designed and constructed in the nineteenth century,
signifies an important tribute to the prestigious role and achievements of our nation s founding father.
Ideas for such a monument first arose in 1783, by which time the fame George Washington,
Commanding General and first President of the United States, was assured in the pantheon of
statesmen of the world (1). It was during this year that the Continental Congress proposed an
equestrian statue in honor of Washington s services and his unique role in the founding of the new
Republic (1).
Despite the project s popularity with the public, however, little action was taken following ... Show
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Despite the difficulties that were faced during both the planning and construction of the Washington
Monument, the impressive tributary obelisk still stands today as one of the nation s noblest
architectural structures (1).
Prior to beginning construction in 1848, the government spent nearly seventy years in legislation.
Shortly after it was decided in 1783 that an equestrian statue should be erected in honor of George
Washington, a French landscape engineer by the name of Major Charles Pierre L Enfant drew up the
first plan for Washington s future capital, including the statue as one of the principal features of the
Federal District (1). The idea resurfaced after the death of George Washington in December of 1799,
when a proposal made by U.S. Representative John Marshall suggested the erection of a marble
monument under which the founder s body would be deposited. But Congress could take no
immediate action due to conflicting opinions in both the House and Senate and with Washington s
family members: when the House appropriated $200, 000 for the construction of ... [a] mausoleum of
American granite and marble, in pyramidal form 100 feet square at the base and of proportionate
height (1), the grant was opposed by the Senate and family members (who did not want to move the
remains from the site where Washington had specifically asked they be placed).
Throughout the Nation there was a deep sense of disappointment over the
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The Second Amendment Gets From The 1689 English Bill Of...
The Eighth Amendment gets from the 1689 English Bill of Rights, redacted in the Virginia
Declaration of Rights and recommended by the Virginia favoring custom. The Cruel and Unusual
Punishment Clause seems to show an earlier right to safeguard. Really, truant significant conditions,
American courts have reliably expected that each respondent has a benefit to flexibility pending trial
by paying of bail. As a rule, the courts have been conscious to legitimate exclusions to the other side
to bail. Carlson v. Landon (1952). In British practice, most authentic wrongdoings were nonbailable.
See Hunt v. Roth. In America, various common contracts and state constitutions, and moreover the
Northwest Ordinance of 1787 and the Judiciary Act of 1789, guaranteed a benefit to protect yet made
exception for capital offenses. All the more starting late, the Supreme Court has avowed a state statute
allowing pretrial confinement of a couple of youths, Schall v. Martin (1984). In United States v.
Salerno (1987), the Court kept up the pretrial constrainment plans in the Bail Reform Act of 1984 that
associated with individuals who were caught for honest to goodness infringement and who may speak
to a risk to the gathering.
The Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, sanctioned in 1791, has three arrangements. The
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENTS CLAUSE confines the seriousness of disciplines that
state and governments may force upon people who have been indicted a criminal offense. The
Excessive
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The Eighth Amendment gets from the 1689 English Bill of Rights, redacted in the Virginia
Declaration of Rights and recommended by the Virginia favoring custom. The Cruel and Unusual
Punishment Clause seems to show an earlier right to safeguard. Really, truant significant conditions,
American courts have reliably expected that each respondent has a benefit to flexibility pending trial
by paying of bail. As a rule, the courts have been conscious to legitimate exclusions to the other side
to bail. Carlson v. Landon (1952). In British practice, most authentic wrongdoings were nonbailable.
See Hunt v. Roth. In America, various common contracts and state constitutions, and moreover the
Northwest Ordinance of 1787 and the Judiciary Act of 1789, guaranteed a benefit to protect yet made
exception for capital offenses. All the more starting late, the Supreme Court has avowed a state statute
allowing pretrial confinement of a couple of youths, Schall v. Martin (1984). In United States v.
Salerno (1987), the Court kept up the pretrial constrainment plans in the Bail Reform Act of 1984 that
associated with individuals who were caught for honest to goodness infringement and who may speak
to a risk to the gathering.
The Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, sanctioned in 1791, has three arrangements. The
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENTS CLAUSE confines the seriousness of disciplines that
state and governments may force upon people who have been indicted a criminal offense. The
Excessive
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How To Do The Right Thing In The Movie Pan
Many people just go with the flow because of their fear of being ridiculed and isolated if they do the
right thing. Doing the right thing, no matter what it may appear like in the immediate future, will
almost always turn out better. The idea of always doing the right thing is supported by a boy named
Peter in the movie Pan. He is enslaved in a work camp with thousands of other boys, where they were
forced to mine gems for the powerful empire. Everyone else there had abandoned the idea that they
would ever be free; however Peter did what he knew was right even though he ran the risk of being
killed. He rallied a small militia by giving them hope and rebelled against the cruel empire. As a result
of his courageous actions he, and all of the
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Many people just go with the flow because of their fear of being ridiculed and isolated if they do the
right thing. Doing the right thing, no matter what it may appear like in the immediate future, will
almost always turn out better. The idea of always doing the right thing is supported by a boy named
Peter in the movie Pan. He is enslaved in a work camp with thousands of other boys, where they were
forced to mine gems for the powerful empire. Everyone else there had abandoned the idea that they
would ever be free; however Peter did what he knew was right even though he ran the risk of being
killed. He rallied a small militia by giving them hope and rebelled against the cruel empire. As a result
of his courageous actions he, and all of the
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Power control(unfinished) Essay
Power and Control Poems and plays often have to deal with the theme of power and control. In
Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet Capulet wields the authority. Shakespeare portrays Capulet as a
patriarchal ruler who is not afraid to show his controlling side. His aggression is key aspect in the play
and becomes a catalyst for the outcome of our star crossed lovers . I will also examine the exertion of
power in the poems My Last Duchess , Hawk Roosting and Human Interest . Firstly, I will begin with
examining the theme of force in Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet . The first key scene to consider is
act one scene on in which a battle between the Capulets and Montagues occurs. In this scene Capulet
himself is not afraid to get involved ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It shows Capulet using his dominance but without becoming enraged. As act 1 scene 5 progresses
Capulet becomes less patient repeating the word go to! go to! The use of repetition implies Capulet is
becoming less patient with Tybalt and the use an exclamation also adds to the portrayal of Capulet s
irritation. As the scene proceeds the imperatives become shorter, increasing the audiences knowledge
of Capulet s impatience. Towards the start of the scene we see Capulet exerting little aggression but as
we examine the scene closer we see that Capulet loses control over himself and becomes angry at
Tybalt. In contrast to act one scene two we see Capulet objectifying Juliet in act three scene four. We
see Capulet acting as if he can sell his own child as if it were a business deal. The quote I will make a
desperate tender of my child s love implies that Capulet is going to give away Juliet s love to Paris.
The word tender clearly tells the audience that Capulet believes that he can give his daughter s love
away to with no question asked. The fact that Capulet is not hesitant to sell his daughter implies that
he knows that he rules everyone and that he can control others. It also tells us that he believes he can
make decisions for other people without them knowing. The word my is a possessive pronoun which
re enforces the idea that Capulet owns Juliet and has the right to give her away. In this
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Power and Control Poems and plays often have to deal with the theme of power and control. In
Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet Capulet wields the authority. Shakespeare portrays Capulet as a
patriarchal ruler who is not afraid to show his controlling side. His aggression is key aspect in the play
and becomes a catalyst for the outcome of our star crossed lovers . I will also examine the exertion of
power in the poems My Last Duchess , Hawk Roosting and Human Interest . Firstly, I will begin with
examining the theme of force in Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet . The first key scene to consider is
act one scene on in which a battle between the Capulets and Montagues occurs. In this scene Capulet
himself is not afraid to get involved ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It shows Capulet using his dominance but without becoming enraged. As act 1 scene 5 progresses
Capulet becomes less patient repeating the word go to! go to! The use of repetition implies Capulet is
becoming less patient with Tybalt and the use an exclamation also adds to the portrayal of Capulet s
irritation. As the scene proceeds the imperatives become shorter, increasing the audiences knowledge
of Capulet s impatience. Towards the start of the scene we see Capulet exerting little aggression but as
we examine the scene closer we see that Capulet loses control over himself and becomes angry at
Tybalt. In contrast to act one scene two we see Capulet objectifying Juliet in act three scene four. We
see Capulet acting as if he can sell his own child as if it were a business deal. The quote I will make a
desperate tender of my child s love implies that Capulet is going to give away Juliet s love to Paris.
The word tender clearly tells the audience that Capulet believes that he can give his daughter s love
away to with no question asked. The fact that Capulet is not hesitant to sell his daughter implies that
he knows that he rules everyone and that he can control others. It also tells us that he believes he can
make decisions for other people without them knowing. The word my is a possessive pronoun which
re enforces the idea that Capulet owns Juliet and has the right to give her away. In this
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Den Gamle Skole
Table of Contents 1. Problem Statement 2 1.1 Introduction 2 1.2 Main Problem 2 1.3 Partial problem 2
1.4 Interpretation 2 1.5 Scope 2 1.6 Methodology 3 1.7 Structure 3 1.8 Criticism 3 2. Financial
Analysis 4 2.1 Profitability Analysis 4 2.2 Sub Conclusion 5 3. SWOT analysis 6 3.1 Internal Factors
6 3.1.1 Products 6 3.1.2 Distribution 6 3.1.3 Organisation 7 3.1.4 Promotion 7 3.2 External Factors 8
3.2.1 Competitors 8 3.2.2 Demand for Toys 8 3.2.3 Product Quality 9 3.2.4 Educational Toys and
Games 9 3.2.5 Electronic Toys 9 3.2.6 Increased ecological consciousness 10 3.3 SWOT 10 3.3.1
Strengths: 10 3.3.2 Weaknesses: 10 3.3.3 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This shows this business is operating well as the return is above 8%, which is higher then the amount
obtained by bonds. | |2002 |2001 |2000 | |PM Ratio |5,45 % |3,86 % |3,58 % | The costs within Den
Gamle Skole are relatively low, but in the last few years they have increased slightly due to a change
in price of raw materials or a change in their product mix. | |2002 |2001 |2000 | |ATR |2,84 Times |2,87
Times |2,76 Times | The asset turnover ratio shows that they are effective in using their assets to
produce more income. As it can be looked at in terms of, for every DKK invested how much turnover
is generated. | |2002 |2001
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Table of Contents 1. Problem Statement 2 1.1 Introduction 2 1.2 Main Problem 2 1.3 Partial problem 2
1.4 Interpretation 2 1.5 Scope 2 1.6 Methodology 3 1.7 Structure 3 1.8 Criticism 3 2. Financial
Analysis 4 2.1 Profitability Analysis 4 2.2 Sub Conclusion 5 3. SWOT analysis 6 3.1 Internal Factors
6 3.1.1 Products 6 3.1.2 Distribution 6 3.1.3 Organisation 7 3.1.4 Promotion 7 3.2 External Factors 8
3.2.1 Competitors 8 3.2.2 Demand for Toys 8 3.2.3 Product Quality 9 3.2.4 Educational Toys and
Games 9 3.2.5 Electronic Toys 9 3.2.6 Increased ecological consciousness 10 3.3 SWOT 10 3.3.1
Strengths: 10 3.3.2 Weaknesses: 10 3.3.3 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This shows this business is operating well as the return is above 8%, which is higher then the amount
obtained by bonds. | |2002 |2001 |2000 | |PM Ratio |5,45 % |3,86 % |3,58 % | The costs within Den
Gamle Skole are relatively low, but in the last few years they have increased slightly due to a change
in price of raw materials or a change in their product mix. | |2002 |2001 |2000 | |ATR |2,84 Times |2,87
Times |2,76 Times | The asset turnover ratio shows that they are effective in using their assets to
produce more income. As it can be looked at in terms of, for every DKK invested how much turnover
is generated. | |2002 |2001
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Black Phosphorus Research Paper
Black Phosphorus was discovered in 1914. There was little known about it when it was first
discovered but that has changed in the past few decades. Researchers are looking into using black
phosphorus as a semiconductor, in electronics, optics, and LEDs. Many factors are to be considered
when thinking of using black phosphorus as a semiconductor, the cost, if large scale synthesis is
possible while to being to complicated or expensive. Black Phosphorus has the potential to be a great
semiconductor because of its large tunable band gap. These are qualities that are wanted for
semiconductors however there needs to be further studies regarding black phosphorus to gain a better
understanding. Black phosphorus has many benefits and flaws compared ... Show more content on
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Researchers talk about black phosphori first synthesis in 1914, cost, how it is made, why
semiconductors are important, and how they work. There needs to be more done on black phosphorus
and black phosphorus as semiconductors. There are still a lot of discoveries to be made; black
phosphorus needs to be made stable in atmospheric conditions, cost effective, and have a high yield.
When these obstacles have been overcome, black phosphorus should be ready for testing in electronic
devices. Research involving black phosphorus has increased in popularity in the past 5 years. Black
Phosphorus has a long way to go before devices with it in them will be on the market but in the future
there is a good change that there will be phones, computers, tablets and more that have black
phosphorus
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Black Phosphorus was discovered in 1914. There was little known about it when it was first
discovered but that has changed in the past few decades. Researchers are looking into using black
phosphorus as a semiconductor, in electronics, optics, and LEDs. Many factors are to be considered
when thinking of using black phosphorus as a semiconductor, the cost, if large scale synthesis is
possible while to being to complicated or expensive. Black Phosphorus has the potential to be a great
semiconductor because of its large tunable band gap. These are qualities that are wanted for
semiconductors however there needs to be further studies regarding black phosphorus to gain a better
understanding. Black phosphorus has many benefits and flaws compared ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Researchers talk about black phosphori first synthesis in 1914, cost, how it is made, why
semiconductors are important, and how they work. There needs to be more done on black phosphorus
and black phosphorus as semiconductors. There are still a lot of discoveries to be made; black
phosphorus needs to be made stable in atmospheric conditions, cost effective, and have a high yield.
When these obstacles have been overcome, black phosphorus should be ready for testing in electronic
devices. Research involving black phosphorus has increased in popularity in the past 5 years. Black
Phosphorus has a long way to go before devices with it in them will be on the market but in the future
there is a good change that there will be phones, computers, tablets and more that have black
phosphorus
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Iraq Invasion of Kuwait vs US Iraq War Essay
Iraq Invasion of Kuwait vs U.S Iraq War
Iraq and Kuwait have a long history; Kuwait played a huge part in the Iran Iraq war, mostly
financially. Open warfare began on September 22, 1980; Iraq claimed Iran shelled a number of border
posts on September 4, 1980. Kuwait funded Iraq during the Iraq Iran war, which caused tension
between the two nations when Iraq couldn t pay the $14 billion dollars back to Kuwait when it was
time to settle their debt. The Iraqi government asked Kuwait to forgive the debt, as they could not
afford to pay, Kuwait refused to forgive the debt, which increased tensions between the two nations.
The United States supported Kuwait when Iraq invaded Kuwait. During the 2003 Iraq War, the United
States and United ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both the Kuwaiti and Saudi Government refused to forgive the debt, which increased diplomatic
tensions between the three countries.
The United States had to justify the 1991 and 2003 invasion of Iraq. In both cases the United States
used Iraq s history of human rights abuses under President Saddam Hussein. In his speech President
Bush stated,
(1990) First, we seek the immediate, unconditional, and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces from
Kuwait. Second, Kuwait s legitimate government must be restored to replace the puppet regime. And
third, my administration, as has been the case with every President from President Roosevelt to
President Reagan, is committed to the security and stability of the Persian Gulf. And fourth, I am
determined to protect the lives of American citizens abroad.
The United States and allies justified invading Iraq because of the importance of oil to the American
and western economies. After annexing Kuwait, the Iraqi government turned its eye on Saudi Arabia
where tensions had existed for many years. The United States felt they had to stand and defend a very
close and important ally. The primary justifications for invading Iraq during the 2003 Iraq war was,
Saddam Hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction. The United States also used Iraq s
history of human rights abuses as and excuse for invading Iraq. Finally, the United States sought to
invade Iraq to rid Iraq of their current regime and promote democracy. This was not well
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Iraq Invasion of Kuwait vs U.S Iraq War
Iraq and Kuwait have a long history; Kuwait played a huge part in the Iran Iraq war, mostly
financially. Open warfare began on September 22, 1980; Iraq claimed Iran shelled a number of border
posts on September 4, 1980. Kuwait funded Iraq during the Iraq Iran war, which caused tension
between the two nations when Iraq couldn t pay the $14 billion dollars back to Kuwait when it was
time to settle their debt. The Iraqi government asked Kuwait to forgive the debt, as they could not
afford to pay, Kuwait refused to forgive the debt, which increased tensions between the two nations.
The United States supported Kuwait when Iraq invaded Kuwait. During the 2003 Iraq War, the United
States and United ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both the Kuwaiti and Saudi Government refused to forgive the debt, which increased diplomatic
tensions between the three countries.
The United States had to justify the 1991 and 2003 invasion of Iraq. In both cases the United States
used Iraq s history of human rights abuses under President Saddam Hussein. In his speech President
Bush stated,
(1990) First, we seek the immediate, unconditional, and complete withdrawal of all Iraqi forces from
Kuwait. Second, Kuwait s legitimate government must be restored to replace the puppet regime. And
third, my administration, as has been the case with every President from President Roosevelt to
President Reagan, is committed to the security and stability of the Persian Gulf. And fourth, I am
determined to protect the lives of American citizens abroad.
The United States and allies justified invading Iraq because of the importance of oil to the American
and western economies. After annexing Kuwait, the Iraqi government turned its eye on Saudi Arabia
where tensions had existed for many years. The United States felt they had to stand and defend a very
close and important ally. The primary justifications for invading Iraq during the 2003 Iraq war was,
Saddam Hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction. The United States also used Iraq s
history of human rights abuses as and excuse for invading Iraq. Finally, the United States sought to
invade Iraq to rid Iraq of their current regime and promote democracy. This was not well
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Barriers To Care
Stigma and Barriers to Care is a self report measure that was adapted from the original 11 item
version. The original scale was reported as having Cronbach alphas for the perceived stigma scale at
.82 and .70 for the barriers to care scale (Britt et al., 2008). Britt and colleagues added additional items
based on literature to create a more robust measure (Britt, Pury, Zinzow, Raymond, 2013). The self
report measure consists of 16 items exploring topics of stigma (including self stigma), attitudes toward
mental health care, attitudinal, logistical, and perceived barriers. Items are scored on a likert scale with
response options of strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree, and strongly disagree.
Sample items read, I don t ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
International Neuropsychiatric Interview for DSM 5 (M.I.N.I.) (Sheehan, 2014). The M.I.N.I. is a
structured diagnostic interview that was condensed into a briefer version from its original full length
edition. The M.I.N.I. was originally developed by a group of psychologists and clinicians in 1990. It
was since revised to capture revisions to various editions of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
Mental Disorders. It is a commonly used assessment to complete structured psychiatric diagnostic
interviews. The M.I.N.I. takes approximately 15 minutes to complete and screens for various
psychiatric diagnoses. The M.I.N.I. has been reported as having reliability with a kappa of 0.88 to 1.0
and validity with kappa generally greater than 0.5 (Quimby et al., 2012). All modules within the
M.I.N.I. will be administered with the exception of the modules to assess for PTSD and suicide. The
PTSD module will not be utilized because this study will assess for PTSD with the CAPS 5. The
suicide module will not be used due to the nature of this study and the inability of this researcher to
perform ethically necessary interventions to a participant who potentially endorses suicidal ideation.
Moreover, assessment of suicidality is not necessary for the proposed
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Stigma and Barriers to Care is a self report measure that was adapted from the original 11 item
version. The original scale was reported as having Cronbach alphas for the perceived stigma scale at
.82 and .70 for the barriers to care scale (Britt et al., 2008). Britt and colleagues added additional items
based on literature to create a more robust measure (Britt, Pury, Zinzow, Raymond, 2013). The self
report measure consists of 16 items exploring topics of stigma (including self stigma), attitudes toward
mental health care, attitudinal, logistical, and perceived barriers. Items are scored on a likert scale with
response options of strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree, and strongly disagree.
Sample items read, I don t ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
International Neuropsychiatric Interview for DSM 5 (M.I.N.I.) (Sheehan, 2014). The M.I.N.I. is a
structured diagnostic interview that was condensed into a briefer version from its original full length
edition. The M.I.N.I. was originally developed by a group of psychologists and clinicians in 1990. It
was since revised to capture revisions to various editions of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
Mental Disorders. It is a commonly used assessment to complete structured psychiatric diagnostic
interviews. The M.I.N.I. takes approximately 15 minutes to complete and screens for various
psychiatric diagnoses. The M.I.N.I. has been reported as having reliability with a kappa of 0.88 to 1.0
and validity with kappa generally greater than 0.5 (Quimby et al., 2012). All modules within the
M.I.N.I. will be administered with the exception of the modules to assess for PTSD and suicide. The
PTSD module will not be utilized because this study will assess for PTSD with the CAPS 5. The
suicide module will not be used due to the nature of this study and the inability of this researcher to
perform ethically necessary interventions to a participant who potentially endorses suicidal ideation.
Moreover, assessment of suicidality is not necessary for the proposed
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Speech On Indian Food
Once considered the shining jewel in the British Empire s crown, India can today be easily deemed as
the huge, 60 carat diamond in the World s flavored cuisine ring . Indian food is all about variety and is
an example of ancient tradition. The cuisine of the country is characterized by elaborate cooking
techniques and the use of expensive ingredients.
Indian cuisine was introduced to a splendid assortment during the colonial period. The colonial period
introduced European cooking styles to India exhibiting British Influence on Indian Food. In that
period, flexibility and diversity was introduced to the cuisine of India. The history of Indian food tells
us that during the reign of the British Empire in India (the British Raj), the local cuisine was
considered by the Europeans closely to what Gods taught of ambrosia: a delightful, heavenly and
delicate dish. Many times, we ask how the Indian cuisine grew to be so popular, so diverse and so
delightful. In truth, the question is quite dim...from a population of one billion people, is it really that
hard to believe some of them are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Indian cuisine is as diverse as the Indian people and it has a large (and extremely rich) selection
of appetizers, hors d oeuvres, and snacks. They are based on a number of spices and herbs, such as
ginger, cinnamon, garlic, cloves, asafetida, aniseed or coriander, rather that the fat appetizers you ll
find mostly anywhere else in the World.
The majority of Indian appetizers and snacks are based on potatoes, combined with different spices.
The Alu Ki Tikki for example, which is one of the oldest snacks recorded by the history of Indian
food, is made out of mashed potatoes coriander and onions. Another snack greatly enjoyed by the
British during the Raj period, the Samosa appetizer, made out of steamed potatoes, peas and
vegetables, is one of the many Indian recipes that was passed on from ancient
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Once considered the shining jewel in the British Empire s crown, India can today be easily deemed as
the huge, 60 carat diamond in the World s flavored cuisine ring . Indian food is all about variety and is
an example of ancient tradition. The cuisine of the country is characterized by elaborate cooking
techniques and the use of expensive ingredients.
Indian cuisine was introduced to a splendid assortment during the colonial period. The colonial period
introduced European cooking styles to India exhibiting British Influence on Indian Food. In that
period, flexibility and diversity was introduced to the cuisine of India. The history of Indian food tells
us that during the reign of the British Empire in India (the British Raj), the local cuisine was
considered by the Europeans closely to what Gods taught of ambrosia: a delightful, heavenly and
delicate dish. Many times, we ask how the Indian cuisine grew to be so popular, so diverse and so
delightful. In truth, the question is quite dim...from a population of one billion people, is it really that
hard to believe some of them are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Indian cuisine is as diverse as the Indian people and it has a large (and extremely rich) selection
of appetizers, hors d oeuvres, and snacks. They are based on a number of spices and herbs, such as
ginger, cinnamon, garlic, cloves, asafetida, aniseed or coriander, rather that the fat appetizers you ll
find mostly anywhere else in the World.
The majority of Indian appetizers and snacks are based on potatoes, combined with different spices.
The Alu Ki Tikki for example, which is one of the oldest snacks recorded by the history of Indian
food, is made out of mashed potatoes coriander and onions. Another snack greatly enjoyed by the
British during the Raj period, the Samosa appetizer, made out of steamed potatoes, peas and
vegetables, is one of the many Indian recipes that was passed on from ancient
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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