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Wasted Time In High School
Emily Sellers
Composition 1301 332
Mrs. Kinkead
24 September 2017 Wasted time in High School
Public high schools tend to waste a lot of time in class doing things that aren t related to school at all.
It has been reported that in many schools, teachers make students do chores for them for extra credit
points, while others are learning new things. Jay Mathews wrote A startling waste of precious
classroom time, published in 2014 in the Washington Post, and he argues that so much time is wasted
in low income schools due to teachers and it makes it very difficult for students to learn in that
environment. Mathews begins to establish pathos by stating the names of two girls that go to Compton
High School and want to learn, but their school is unable to give them the education they desire.
Mathews established ethos a little later in his article by stating facts about programs he has
encountered with inner city schools; however, toward the end of his article, he uses facts to establish
logos, which is the appeal of logic, while stating that schools have been sued because low income
students have not been given the right education.
Mathews explains that Wasting time is common in the nation s low income schools. Class schedules
can be a mess at the beginning of the year, forcing students to wait days in the library for their
assignments (Mathews). Mathews establishes ethos through stating the facts of wasted time in low
income schools. Mathews states that at Compton High
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Emily Sellers
Composition 1301 332
Mrs. Kinkead
24 September 2017 Wasted time in High School
Public high schools tend to waste a lot of time in class doing things that aren t related to school at all.
It has been reported that in many schools, teachers make students do chores for them for extra credit
points, while others are learning new things. Jay Mathews wrote A startling waste of precious
classroom time, published in 2014 in the Washington Post, and he argues that so much time is wasted
in low income schools due to teachers and it makes it very difficult for students to learn in that
environment. Mathews begins to establish pathos by stating the names of two girls that go to Compton
High School and want to learn, but their school is unable to give them the education they desire.
Mathews established ethos a little later in his article by stating facts about programs he has
encountered with inner city schools; however, toward the end of his article, he uses facts to establish
logos, which is the appeal of logic, while stating that schools have been sued because low income
students have not been given the right education.
Mathews explains that Wasting time is common in the nation s low income schools. Class schedules
can be a mess at the beginning of the year, forcing students to wait days in the library for their
assignments (Mathews). Mathews establishes ethos through stating the facts of wasted time in low
income schools. Mathews states that at Compton High
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Poetry as a Reflection of The Inner Being
Alfred Tennyson gifted the Victorian Era, and the literary world with two iconic poems. The author
explored the themes of personal development and culture clash in one of his most famous poems,
Ulysses . Tennyson also discovered and analyzed the themes of love and death through his renowned
and eminent poem, Tears Idle, Tears . The poet was born in Somersby, Lincolnshire in 1809 in the East
Lindy district of England. Tennyson experienced numerous amounts of difficulties in his childhood
and growing adolescent phases that spilled into his adult life. These trials and tribulations became a
foundation and source of inspiration for Tennyson, who used them as a stimulus and catalyst to aide
his literary progress and ideas. Two of the most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thirdly, although Tennyson was engaged to Emily Sell wood...the condition of his health resulted in
their separation (Napierkowski and Rose 273). The poet is unable to maintain relationships even with
his fiancé, which drives him to dissect the ideas of love and death in his poems. But the negative
brought a sliver of positive, without the anguish at the loss of a friend, Tennyson would have never
written...his greatest poem (Padgett 93). This validates that the author s life experiences contributed to
his writings, and were implanted into his tone, themes, words and stylistic decisions. His characters
can also be seen as a mirror reflection of Tennyson s deeper and underlying being.
Overall Tennyson was a perfect mold to the ideals and thoughts of society in the Victorian Era. He
opposed the new scientific knowledge that created a drift from traditionalism. He was rooted in the old
style, organic beliefs that the Victorian era was ferociously trying to preserve, as new technology and
scientific inventions and theories were being developed. The Victorian era was characterized by many
qualities such as smugness, narrow mindedness, bourgeoisie, materialism, faith in social progress and
priggish morality (Galens 380). Society maintained a sense of pride and confidence in themselves.
These ideals can be witnessed in Tennyson s poems which are a ...typical example of Victorian
smugness (Bloom 20). A sense of smugness is also paralleled
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Alfred Tennyson gifted the Victorian Era, and the literary world with two iconic poems. The author
explored the themes of personal development and culture clash in one of his most famous poems,
Ulysses . Tennyson also discovered and analyzed the themes of love and death through his renowned
and eminent poem, Tears Idle, Tears . The poet was born in Somersby, Lincolnshire in 1809 in the East
Lindy district of England. Tennyson experienced numerous amounts of difficulties in his childhood
and growing adolescent phases that spilled into his adult life. These trials and tribulations became a
foundation and source of inspiration for Tennyson, who used them as a stimulus and catalyst to aide
his literary progress and ideas. Two of the most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thirdly, although Tennyson was engaged to Emily Sell wood...the condition of his health resulted in
their separation (Napierkowski and Rose 273). The poet is unable to maintain relationships even with
his fiancé, which drives him to dissect the ideas of love and death in his poems. But the negative
brought a sliver of positive, without the anguish at the loss of a friend, Tennyson would have never
written...his greatest poem (Padgett 93). This validates that the author s life experiences contributed to
his writings, and were implanted into his tone, themes, words and stylistic decisions. His characters
can also be seen as a mirror reflection of Tennyson s deeper and underlying being.
Overall Tennyson was a perfect mold to the ideals and thoughts of society in the Victorian Era. He
opposed the new scientific knowledge that created a drift from traditionalism. He was rooted in the old
style, organic beliefs that the Victorian era was ferociously trying to preserve, as new technology and
scientific inventions and theories were being developed. The Victorian era was characterized by many
qualities such as smugness, narrow mindedness, bourgeoisie, materialism, faith in social progress and
priggish morality (Galens 380). Society maintained a sense of pride and confidence in themselves.
These ideals can be witnessed in Tennyson s poems which are a ...typical example of Victorian
smugness (Bloom 20). A sense of smugness is also paralleled
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Oil Embargo By The Organization Of Petroleum Exporting...
Oil embargo in 1973 by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Companies (OPEC) focuses
attention on the energy crisis and results in increased demand for coal as a preferred alternative to oil
in the United States Europe, and much of the rest of the world [Speight 2013]. At that time there were
a large number of oil power plants in the world which had suddenly become very expensive to operate
led to the introduction of larger coal fired power plants [Jeffs 2010]. While Middle East countries
which has the largest proven reserves of crude oil; fuel oil as well as crude oil are an available and
economically feasible fuel in power and water desalination plants (Fig 1). For example, Saudi Arabia
which has the largest known oil reserves in the world, consume annually more than 40 million tons of
crude oil and heavy fuel oil [Husain and Ahmad 2015] in both sea water desalination and power
plants. The produced ashes were collected using electrostatic precipitators installed in the major
facilities and dispose into landfills. While Egypt consume annually approximately 7 million tons of
heavy fuel oil in electric power plants to generate electricity, generation more than 4000 metric tons of
oil ashes [Mohammed et al 2016]. All the Egyptian power plants are not fitted with electrostatic
precipitators and situated in the densely populated region. In addition, most of the ashes are not used
for anything but landfill. However, little attention has been paid to the environmental effect
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Oil embargo in 1973 by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Companies (OPEC) focuses
attention on the energy crisis and results in increased demand for coal as a preferred alternative to oil
in the United States Europe, and much of the rest of the world [Speight 2013]. At that time there were
a large number of oil power plants in the world which had suddenly become very expensive to operate
led to the introduction of larger coal fired power plants [Jeffs 2010]. While Middle East countries
which has the largest proven reserves of crude oil; fuel oil as well as crude oil are an available and
economically feasible fuel in power and water desalination plants (Fig 1). For example, Saudi Arabia
which has the largest known oil reserves in the world, consume annually more than 40 million tons of
crude oil and heavy fuel oil [Husain and Ahmad 2015] in both sea water desalination and power
plants. The produced ashes were collected using electrostatic precipitators installed in the major
facilities and dispose into landfills. While Egypt consume annually approximately 7 million tons of
heavy fuel oil in electric power plants to generate electricity, generation more than 4000 metric tons of
oil ashes [Mohammed et al 2016]. All the Egyptian power plants are not fitted with electrostatic
precipitators and situated in the densely populated region. In addition, most of the ashes are not used
for anything but landfill. However, little attention has been paid to the environmental effect
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Critical Appreciation Of Robert Frost s Poetry
Poetry in the purest form comes from an author that is writing from his or her own life experiences
and Robert Frost did just that. In three words I can sum up everything I ve learned about life: it goes
on. Frost uttered these words in remark to how he coped with his troubled life. He dealt with heaps of
loss throughout his lifetime which led to him expressing his innermost thoughts and feelings through
poetry. Robert Frost s poetry was influenced by his depression that came from the many trials he went
through during his life, the different places he lived and the many poets he befriended.
Frost dealt with depression caused by onerous circumstances in his life and these circumstances
profoundly influenced his writing. When Robert was eleven years old he lost his father which forced
his family to move away from their home and try to cope with their lost. This was just the first of
many loved ones who would pass away during his life. Once he got married his first born son died at
the age of four to an illness, his second born committed suicide at the age of thirty eight, his third
child developed a mental illness and his last child died in her early twenties during childbirth. He went
on to also lose his wife to heart attack in 1938 and he was forced to commit his sister into a mental
institution in 1920. After all the loved ones he lost he plunged into a state of depression which
translated into his tone of writing in some of his most famous poems. My Butterfly, the first
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Poetry in the purest form comes from an author that is writing from his or her own life experiences
and Robert Frost did just that. In three words I can sum up everything I ve learned about life: it goes
on. Frost uttered these words in remark to how he coped with his troubled life. He dealt with heaps of
loss throughout his lifetime which led to him expressing his innermost thoughts and feelings through
poetry. Robert Frost s poetry was influenced by his depression that came from the many trials he went
through during his life, the different places he lived and the many poets he befriended.
Frost dealt with depression caused by onerous circumstances in his life and these circumstances
profoundly influenced his writing. When Robert was eleven years old he lost his father which forced
his family to move away from their home and try to cope with their lost. This was just the first of
many loved ones who would pass away during his life. Once he got married his first born son died at
the age of four to an illness, his second born committed suicide at the age of thirty eight, his third
child developed a mental illness and his last child died in her early twenties during childbirth. He went
on to also lose his wife to heart attack in 1938 and he was forced to commit his sister into a mental
institution in 1920. After all the loved ones he lost he plunged into a state of depression which
translated into his tone of writing in some of his most famous poems. My Butterfly, the first
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Social Media Annotated Bibliography
Annotated Bibliography: Influence of Social Media This annotated bibliography investigates several
sources that discuss the positive and negative effects of social media usage in order to present an
argument on the influence of social media on society. My position is that overall social media can
have a negative impact if used irresponsibly, however given the prevalence of social media in today s
society, it is impossible to avoid. Barker, M.S., Barker, D.I., Bormann, N.F., Neher, K.E. (2013).
Social media marketing: A strategic approach. Mason, OH: South Western Cengage Learning. This
book focuses on how social media is used in today s society as well as how each type of social media
is developed. It gives the goals and strategies of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the positive side, she points out that social media connects people, allows all voices to be heard,
allows for work to be done from anywhere, and connects business to their customers. On the negative
side, she argues that social media reduces productivity, can be addictive, reduces privacy, and allows
for people to criticize everything. Her conclusion is that it is difficult to tell if social media is actually
positive or negative as evidence exists for both sides of the argument. This article is useful for my
paper because it contributes valuable information to inform both sides of the argument giving me
evidence for both my position and for the position of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Annotated Bibliography: Influence of Social Media This annotated bibliography investigates several
sources that discuss the positive and negative effects of social media usage in order to present an
argument on the influence of social media on society. My position is that overall social media can
have a negative impact if used irresponsibly, however given the prevalence of social media in today s
society, it is impossible to avoid. Barker, M.S., Barker, D.I., Bormann, N.F., Neher, K.E. (2013).
Social media marketing: A strategic approach. Mason, OH: South Western Cengage Learning. This
book focuses on how social media is used in today s society as well as how each type of social media
is developed. It gives the goals and strategies of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the positive side, she points out that social media connects people, allows all voices to be heard,
allows for work to be done from anywhere, and connects business to their customers. On the negative
side, she argues that social media reduces productivity, can be addictive, reduces privacy, and allows
for people to criticize everything. Her conclusion is that it is difficult to tell if social media is actually
positive or negative as evidence exists for both sides of the argument. This article is useful for my
paper because it contributes valuable information to inform both sides of the argument giving me
evidence for both my position and for the position of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Difference in competencies between ADN and BSN Essay
DIFFERENCE IN COMPETENCIES BETWEEN ADN AND BSN A nurse is a healthcare
professional who is trained care for sick. The key roles in nursing are promotion of health and
prevention of illness, and also education, research, advocacy, health system management and
promotion of safe environment. There are two different categories of nurses based on educational
level. One is an Associate Degree Nurse (ADN), a 2 year program and other a Baccalaureate Degree
Nurse (BSN), a four year program. Though educational programs are different, the students of each
program have to pass the same NCLEX RN examination to practice as nurses.. The following will
give a good understanding of differences in competency between ADN and BSN Nurses. The ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
160) Knowledge elevates the power of critical thinking. Critical thinking is very essential to work in
areas such as Intensive Care Units, Emergency Care Units. Assessment, diagnosis, planning,
implementation and evaluation are best done by a BSN than an ADN because of the power of critical
thinking. The skills of critical thinking, better problem solving, and development of clinical judgment
are important for increase patient acuity. Since BSN is better in critical thinking and evidence based
practice, they lower mortality rate significantly. (Aiken, 2003) Effective Communication BSN has
more communication skill than ADN. Four years of study makes them good communicators. Good
communication is a key part of nursing. An effective communication helps to build a therapeutic
relationship. Studies have also found that nurses prepared at the baccalaureate level have stronger
communication and problem solving skills (Johnson, 1988) and a higher proficiency in their ability to
make nursing diagnoses and evaluate nursing interventions (Giger Davidhizar, 1990). Quality of Care
BSN can provide quality care because of better critical thinking, problem solving and communication
skills. They also take leadership in giving quality care. Thus they lower mortality rate. Nurse staffing
and educational preparation of registered nurses were significantly associated with patient outcomes.
(Friese,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
DIFFERENCE IN COMPETENCIES BETWEEN ADN AND BSN A nurse is a healthcare
professional who is trained care for sick. The key roles in nursing are promotion of health and
prevention of illness, and also education, research, advocacy, health system management and
promotion of safe environment. There are two different categories of nurses based on educational
level. One is an Associate Degree Nurse (ADN), a 2 year program and other a Baccalaureate Degree
Nurse (BSN), a four year program. Though educational programs are different, the students of each
program have to pass the same NCLEX RN examination to practice as nurses.. The following will
give a good understanding of differences in competency between ADN and BSN Nurses. The ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
160) Knowledge elevates the power of critical thinking. Critical thinking is very essential to work in
areas such as Intensive Care Units, Emergency Care Units. Assessment, diagnosis, planning,
implementation and evaluation are best done by a BSN than an ADN because of the power of critical
thinking. The skills of critical thinking, better problem solving, and development of clinical judgment
are important for increase patient acuity. Since BSN is better in critical thinking and evidence based
practice, they lower mortality rate significantly. (Aiken, 2003) Effective Communication BSN has
more communication skill than ADN. Four years of study makes them good communicators. Good
communication is a key part of nursing. An effective communication helps to build a therapeutic
relationship. Studies have also found that nurses prepared at the baccalaureate level have stronger
communication and problem solving skills (Johnson, 1988) and a higher proficiency in their ability to
make nursing diagnoses and evaluate nursing interventions (Giger Davidhizar, 1990). Quality of Care
BSN can provide quality care because of better critical thinking, problem solving and communication
skills. They also take leadership in giving quality care. Thus they lower mortality rate. Nurse staffing
and educational preparation of registered nurses were significantly associated with patient outcomes.
(Friese,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Professional Development Process Analysis
According to Robertson Dressler (2010), it is important to develop this tool from the start because this
will ensure that you comprehend what you currently meet and need (p. 212). I will use the Self Study
Planning and Progress Checklist along with the Evidence Collection. Based on the suggestion from
the Document or Evidence Collection resource I also plan to use a file box with file folders labeled to
organize the documents. These tools contribute to my examination of quality by allowing me to
organize, the evidence I gather regarding children s assessments and social emotional development.
For instance, I will review the programs behavior incident report, staff development file, DRDP group
report, and ASQ SE. Also, I will gather ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What tool do you use to evaluate your program? This question will help me learn about the tool being
used and the benefits of this tool. What do you do with the information gathered? I want to find out if
they create an action plan that will assist them to strengthen their program.
Also, I plan to observe the classroom using the Pre Set assessment tool to observe teacher child
interaction. Additionally, I will use the tool called ASQ SE completed by the parents. These tools will
help to assess the program s current practices. The time required to gather the data will be two months.
We will set up the interview and assessment dates within that time frame. After, gathering the data we
will need time to assess and discuss the information gathered. After, gathering the information we will
collaborate and generate a plan. This will ensure that we are working towards one
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
According to Robertson Dressler (2010), it is important to develop this tool from the start because this
will ensure that you comprehend what you currently meet and need (p. 212). I will use the Self Study
Planning and Progress Checklist along with the Evidence Collection. Based on the suggestion from
the Document or Evidence Collection resource I also plan to use a file box with file folders labeled to
organize the documents. These tools contribute to my examination of quality by allowing me to
organize, the evidence I gather regarding children s assessments and social emotional development.
For instance, I will review the programs behavior incident report, staff development file, DRDP group
report, and ASQ SE. Also, I will gather ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What tool do you use to evaluate your program? This question will help me learn about the tool being
used and the benefits of this tool. What do you do with the information gathered? I want to find out if
they create an action plan that will assist them to strengthen their program.
Also, I plan to observe the classroom using the Pre Set assessment tool to observe teacher child
interaction. Additionally, I will use the tool called ASQ SE completed by the parents. These tools will
help to assess the program s current practices. The time required to gather the data will be two months.
We will set up the interview and assessment dates within that time frame. After, gathering the data we
will need time to assess and discuss the information gathered. After, gathering the information we will
collaborate and generate a plan. This will ensure that we are working towards one
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Roe vs Wade
In 1973, the Supreme Court made a decision in one of the most controversial cases in history, the case
of Roe v. Wade (410 U.S. 113 (1973)), in which abortion was legalized and state anti abortion statues
were struck down for being unconstitutional. This essay will provide a brief history and analysis of the
issues of this case for both the woman s rights and the states interest in the matter. Also, this essay will
address the basis for the court ruling in Roe s favor and the effects this decision has had on subsequent
cases involving a woman s right to choose abortion in the United States. The court s decision created
legal precedent for several subsequent abortion restriction cases and has led to the development of
legislation to protect women s health rights. Although the Supreme Court s decision in Roe v. Wade
was a historic victory for women s rights, it is still an extremely controversial subject today and
continues to be challenged by various groups. Roe v. Wade Case Law Analysis Before 1973, abortion
access was determined by state legislature for each individual state with no consistency across the
United States. Some states allowed abortions but most state statues heavily restricted or completely
banned abortion. The restricted states would generally only allow abortion in the event of rape, incest,
fetal anomalies, or the woman s life is at risk. The state of Texas enforced a state statute that made it
illegal for an abortion to be performed unless the woman s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In 1973, the Supreme Court made a decision in one of the most controversial cases in history, the case
of Roe v. Wade (410 U.S. 113 (1973)), in which abortion was legalized and state anti abortion statues
were struck down for being unconstitutional. This essay will provide a brief history and analysis of the
issues of this case for both the woman s rights and the states interest in the matter. Also, this essay will
address the basis for the court ruling in Roe s favor and the effects this decision has had on subsequent
cases involving a woman s right to choose abortion in the United States. The court s decision created
legal precedent for several subsequent abortion restriction cases and has led to the development of
legislation to protect women s health rights. Although the Supreme Court s decision in Roe v. Wade
was a historic victory for women s rights, it is still an extremely controversial subject today and
continues to be challenged by various groups. Roe v. Wade Case Law Analysis Before 1973, abortion
access was determined by state legislature for each individual state with no consistency across the
United States. Some states allowed abortions but most state statues heavily restricted or completely
banned abortion. The restricted states would generally only allow abortion in the event of rape, incest,
fetal anomalies, or the woman s life is at risk. The state of Texas enforced a state statute that made it
illegal for an abortion to be performed unless the woman s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Informed Consent Document Analysis
In this chapter of the book, the authors explored the topics related to the rights of clients when they
start the therapeutic process, the responsibilities of counselors with their clients, legal and ethical
issues with online counseling, ethical issues at the time of working with minors, and the concept of
malpractice and the adequate course of action after a complaint.
As explained in this chapter, an essential part of the ethical practice is to discuss the rights that clients
have before starting the session. This is beneficial for clients as they become autonomous of their
decisions, and for counselors because they can avoid ethical complaints from their clients. Providing
an informed consent document to clients is one of the most important ways of respecting their rights.
This document clarifies the boundaries within the sessions, provides general information about the
therapeutic process, the benefits and risks of receiving therapy, and informs the client about his/her
right of confidentiality, including its limitations and exceptions. In the first meeting with the client, the
counselor should provide informed consent either verbally, with a document, or in both ways (Corey,
Corey, Corey, Callanan, 2015).
Once the client has agreed to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the responsibilities that counselors have when providing therapy via online, is to inform the
clients about its benefits and risks. This type of counseling can be beneficial to people who have
chronic illnesses or disabilities preventing them to assist to the sessions and it also allows for a higher
number of clients. However, this type of counseling does not guarantee confidentiality, does not help
the counselor distinguish behavioral clues, does not help create a connection between client and
counselor to develop trust, and so forth (Corey, Corey, Corey, Callanan,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In this chapter of the book, the authors explored the topics related to the rights of clients when they
start the therapeutic process, the responsibilities of counselors with their clients, legal and ethical
issues with online counseling, ethical issues at the time of working with minors, and the concept of
malpractice and the adequate course of action after a complaint.
As explained in this chapter, an essential part of the ethical practice is to discuss the rights that clients
have before starting the session. This is beneficial for clients as they become autonomous of their
decisions, and for counselors because they can avoid ethical complaints from their clients. Providing
an informed consent document to clients is one of the most important ways of respecting their rights.
This document clarifies the boundaries within the sessions, provides general information about the
therapeutic process, the benefits and risks of receiving therapy, and informs the client about his/her
right of confidentiality, including its limitations and exceptions. In the first meeting with the client, the
counselor should provide informed consent either verbally, with a document, or in both ways (Corey,
Corey, Corey, Callanan, 2015).
Once the client has agreed to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the responsibilities that counselors have when providing therapy via online, is to inform the
clients about its benefits and risks. This type of counseling can be beneficial to people who have
chronic illnesses or disabilities preventing them to assist to the sessions and it also allows for a higher
number of clients. However, this type of counseling does not guarantee confidentiality, does not help
the counselor distinguish behavioral clues, does not help create a connection between client and
counselor to develop trust, and so forth (Corey, Corey, Corey, Callanan,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Stereotyping Of Dolphins
Imagine you are a sales representative for a makeup company. You re making your monthly run
through your neighborhood, you become disappointed that no one wants to buy any of the makeup
you re selling. Then you realize, you had not been to the mansion at the top of the large hill in your
hometown. You arrive at the front yard of the mansion and you re amazed by the many hedges that are
many different shapes and sizes. For example, there are dinosaurs and dolphins. They are unlike
anything you have seen before. You knock on the door and no one answers so you just walk in. Once
you are up in the attic, you see a man wearing dark clothing and that is sitting all alone. You say,
Come on, I won t hurt you. He begins to walk to towards you and
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Imagine you are a sales representative for a makeup company. You re making your monthly run
through your neighborhood, you become disappointed that no one wants to buy any of the makeup
you re selling. Then you realize, you had not been to the mansion at the top of the large hill in your
hometown. You arrive at the front yard of the mansion and you re amazed by the many hedges that are
many different shapes and sizes. For example, there are dinosaurs and dolphins. They are unlike
anything you have seen before. You knock on the door and no one answers so you just walk in. Once
you are up in the attic, you see a man wearing dark clothing and that is sitting all alone. You say,
Come on, I won t hurt you. He begins to walk to towards you and
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Lily Owens Character Analysis
Lily Owens is a teenage girl who wishes her life was different. At the age of four Lily s mother died
after being shot. Everyday she wishes her mother would be there to protect her from an abusive father
and a miserable life. Lily s mother left very few possessions behind, only a picture and a mason jar.
These items allowed Lily to feel safe. The memory of her mother helped her face each trial. She spent
much of her life searching for a mother figure and recreating her mother s story. Lily longed for love
and attention, something her father and caregiver, Rosaleen couldn t seem to give her. The reality was
that Lily lived in a time that segregation was intact and John Fitzgerald Kennedy was trying to launch
rockets to the moon. The author used symbolism, for example space, to show the lost nature of Lily s
character. Fourteen and my life went spinning off into a whole new orbit (1). Lost in thought, Lily
always was thinking about what would happen if her mother was around. She was forced to follow her
father s orders or she would be hit or shoved. This made her want to create as much distance between
her and her father as possible. On the back of her mother s picture it said Tiburon, South Carolina.
Maybe in Tiburon she could have a better life and bring her closer to her mother? Lily and Rosaleen
hatched a plan to escape. As they left town they were confronted by a group of white men. Rosaleen
spat on their shoes in protest of her rights. Then she was beaten up and sent to jail. T. Ray (Lily s
father) was furious! At this pivotal moment Lily knew she must leave. Confidence grew throughout
Lily, she got Rosaleen out of the hospital and left to Tiburon. Before she left she gave T. Ray a note
saying, Dear T. Ray don t bother looking for me. Lily P.S. People who tell lies like you should rot in
hell (42). This is a major turning point in this book because Lily had never stood up to her father like
that. On Rosaleen and Lily s adventure they found a house, it is a honey farm. Living there are three
women August, May, and June. Lily hid the fact that her mother was dead but deep down inside she
knew these women knew her mother. The three women were very suspicious about Lily but they kept
that to
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Lily Owens is a teenage girl who wishes her life was different. At the age of four Lily s mother died
after being shot. Everyday she wishes her mother would be there to protect her from an abusive father
and a miserable life. Lily s mother left very few possessions behind, only a picture and a mason jar.
These items allowed Lily to feel safe. The memory of her mother helped her face each trial. She spent
much of her life searching for a mother figure and recreating her mother s story. Lily longed for love
and attention, something her father and caregiver, Rosaleen couldn t seem to give her. The reality was
that Lily lived in a time that segregation was intact and John Fitzgerald Kennedy was trying to launch
rockets to the moon. The author used symbolism, for example space, to show the lost nature of Lily s
character. Fourteen and my life went spinning off into a whole new orbit (1). Lost in thought, Lily
always was thinking about what would happen if her mother was around. She was forced to follow her
father s orders or she would be hit or shoved. This made her want to create as much distance between
her and her father as possible. On the back of her mother s picture it said Tiburon, South Carolina.
Maybe in Tiburon she could have a better life and bring her closer to her mother? Lily and Rosaleen
hatched a plan to escape. As they left town they were confronted by a group of white men. Rosaleen
spat on their shoes in protest of her rights. Then she was beaten up and sent to jail. T. Ray (Lily s
father) was furious! At this pivotal moment Lily knew she must leave. Confidence grew throughout
Lily, she got Rosaleen out of the hospital and left to Tiburon. Before she left she gave T. Ray a note
saying, Dear T. Ray don t bother looking for me. Lily P.S. People who tell lies like you should rot in
hell (42). This is a major turning point in this book because Lily had never stood up to her father like
that. On Rosaleen and Lily s adventure they found a house, it is a honey farm. Living there are three
women August, May, and June. Lily hid the fact that her mother was dead but deep down inside she
knew these women knew her mother. The three women were very suspicious about Lily but they kept
that to
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Gilgamesh, Beowulf As A Literary Hero
It has been a part of humankind since the invention of story to venerate a reflection of what is believed
to be the ideal person; complete with strengths, flaws, aspirations, and codes that mold his or her
goals, decisions, and, ultimately, fate. Such figures, though imperfect, are celebrated because they are
attainable, for perfection is too far beyond the inspirational grip of imagination for many. Each of
these heroes, be they Gilgamesh, Beowulf, or Achilles, are motivated toward different goals and take a
varied and unique path in order to achieve these goals, which are shaped by the social and political
climates in which they are formed. However diverse these character arcs may be, they each share
overlapping characteristics that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This such loyalty is shared with the acclaimed literary hero Beowulf, who ultimately offers his life in
a fierce battle with the dragon for his people. The manner in which Gawain then faces the trials set
forth by the Green Knight also demonstrates the strict moral code of sir Gawain; that of the chivalrous
knight. His dedication to his code of chivalry is no more evident than in his encounters with the lady
of Bertilak s castle; while she incessantly makes advances toward Gawain in his bedchamber, he
summons his willpower each time to maintain his code of chivalry and refuse her while remaining
courteous. Blekner asserts the moral struggle that Gawain faces in this scene, stating that We are
always aware that the real threat is not so much the considerable sexual attractiveness of the lady s
flesh as the young hero s fear of not living up to his worldy reputation for cortaysye (Blekner 367).
The seduction scene not only illustrates Gawain s heroism through his manner and courtesy towards
Bertilak s wife, but also the humanity in his flaws that makes him a true hero. While Gawain is
stalwart in his belief in loyalty to his king and chivalry toward women, he is also flawed in that he
doesn t tell the lord of the castle about his prize. In these scenes, Gawain shows a fracture in his
otherwise infallible demeanor; a weakness that he is
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It has been a part of humankind since the invention of story to venerate a reflection of what is believed
to be the ideal person; complete with strengths, flaws, aspirations, and codes that mold his or her
goals, decisions, and, ultimately, fate. Such figures, though imperfect, are celebrated because they are
attainable, for perfection is too far beyond the inspirational grip of imagination for many. Each of
these heroes, be they Gilgamesh, Beowulf, or Achilles, are motivated toward different goals and take a
varied and unique path in order to achieve these goals, which are shaped by the social and political
climates in which they are formed. However diverse these character arcs may be, they each share
overlapping characteristics that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This such loyalty is shared with the acclaimed literary hero Beowulf, who ultimately offers his life in
a fierce battle with the dragon for his people. The manner in which Gawain then faces the trials set
forth by the Green Knight also demonstrates the strict moral code of sir Gawain; that of the chivalrous
knight. His dedication to his code of chivalry is no more evident than in his encounters with the lady
of Bertilak s castle; while she incessantly makes advances toward Gawain in his bedchamber, he
summons his willpower each time to maintain his code of chivalry and refuse her while remaining
courteous. Blekner asserts the moral struggle that Gawain faces in this scene, stating that We are
always aware that the real threat is not so much the considerable sexual attractiveness of the lady s
flesh as the young hero s fear of not living up to his worldy reputation for cortaysye (Blekner 367).
The seduction scene not only illustrates Gawain s heroism through his manner and courtesy towards
Bertilak s wife, but also the humanity in his flaws that makes him a true hero. While Gawain is
stalwart in his belief in loyalty to his king and chivalry toward women, he is also flawed in that he
doesn t tell the lord of the castle about his prize. In these scenes, Gawain shows a fracture in his
otherwise infallible demeanor; a weakness that he is
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The International Communication Association For An...
Critical analysis
Title
Romer, Daniel, Hall Jamieson, Kathleen Aday, Sean 2003, Television News and the Cultivation of
Fear of Crime , Journal of communication, vol. 53, pp. 88 104.
Topic
This paper explores the concept of cultivation theory and the way in which violent programming on
television can instil fear and influence perceptions when it comes to experiencing crime in the
community. In using research findings to explore their hypothesis, the authors focus on analyzing data
which underpins their prediction that television viewers are influenced to believe in a social reality, in
this case a life threatened by crime, incongruous or actual crime rates.
Context
The context of this paper fits neatly within a number of fields and disciplines spanning
communication, sociology, politics, criminology and education. Published in the flagship journal of
the International Communication Association for an academic readership, it is thorough and
innovative in using a combination of research findings while also considering race, wealth and
geographical demographics. This is a persuasive construct that supports the thesis. As such, this paper
been considered an important source of information for communications scholars, students, media
strategists, news media producers, governments and policy makers. From the time it was published in
2003, the paper has been cited in several academic journals while the individual authors have
continued their research, publishing
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Critical analysis
Title
Romer, Daniel, Hall Jamieson, Kathleen Aday, Sean 2003, Television News and the Cultivation of
Fear of Crime , Journal of communication, vol. 53, pp. 88 104.
Topic
This paper explores the concept of cultivation theory and the way in which violent programming on
television can instil fear and influence perceptions when it comes to experiencing crime in the
community. In using research findings to explore their hypothesis, the authors focus on analyzing data
which underpins their prediction that television viewers are influenced to believe in a social reality, in
this case a life threatened by crime, incongruous or actual crime rates.
Context
The context of this paper fits neatly within a number of fields and disciplines spanning
communication, sociology, politics, criminology and education. Published in the flagship journal of
the International Communication Association for an academic readership, it is thorough and
innovative in using a combination of research findings while also considering race, wealth and
geographical demographics. This is a persuasive construct that supports the thesis. As such, this paper
been considered an important source of information for communications scholars, students, media
strategists, news media producers, governments and policy makers. From the time it was published in
2003, the paper has been cited in several academic journals while the individual authors have
continued their research, publishing
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Hudson Taylor
Student Review
I have seen that living in luxury is pointless and not only that but it can effect the way one lives for
God. When you live with just the necessities, you show yourself that there is more to entertainment
and comfort in life, that seeking material wealth all the time, Is a waste of time and the precious gift of
life which God has bestowed upon us to live for His glory and not our own. Gods will is indeed
inedible. Nothing we can do will prevent what He has in store for us in this life and the next. When we
do follow Gods will and obey Him, much joy and peace will pursue those who follow Christ.
Blessings abound in the righteous living of the one who obeys and hears God.
#9;Hudson Taylor was a calm, peaceful man, who ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hudson was faithful to God. His actions are a true model of the missionary of today and tomorrow.
Hudson s faith could be a lesson for us all,
quot;The assurance was brought vividly to me that what ever I asked of God in the name of Christ
would be done; that the father maybe glorified in the son, that what I had to do was seek strength for
the long walk, to receive it by faith and set out upon it. Unhesitatingly I told the Lord I was quite
willing to take the walk if He would give me the strength. quot; (Pg. 42)
Hudson lived for God and not himself, as seen in chapter three,
quot; I soon found that I could live upon very much less than I had previously thought possible.
Butter, Milk and other such luxuries I soon ceased to use; and I found that living mainly on oatmeal
and rice, with occasional variations, a very small sum was sufficient for my needs. In this way I had
more than two thirds of my income available for other purposes; and my experience was that the less I
spent on my self, and the more I gave away, the fuller of happiness and blessings did my soul become.
quot;
(Pg. 21)
#9;The spiritual account of Hudson is one to be reckoned in that, He is an example and role model for
missionaries today. Likewise from reading the account of Hudson Taylor, I realize that life is to
important to waste on the luxuries of life, living for self and not for Christ, but true blessings and
wisdom come for those who follow Christ and obey,
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Student Review
I have seen that living in luxury is pointless and not only that but it can effect the way one lives for
God. When you live with just the necessities, you show yourself that there is more to entertainment
and comfort in life, that seeking material wealth all the time, Is a waste of time and the precious gift of
life which God has bestowed upon us to live for His glory and not our own. Gods will is indeed
inedible. Nothing we can do will prevent what He has in store for us in this life and the next. When we
do follow Gods will and obey Him, much joy and peace will pursue those who follow Christ.
Blessings abound in the righteous living of the one who obeys and hears God.
#9;Hudson Taylor was a calm, peaceful man, who ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hudson was faithful to God. His actions are a true model of the missionary of today and tomorrow.
Hudson s faith could be a lesson for us all,
quot;The assurance was brought vividly to me that what ever I asked of God in the name of Christ
would be done; that the father maybe glorified in the son, that what I had to do was seek strength for
the long walk, to receive it by faith and set out upon it. Unhesitatingly I told the Lord I was quite
willing to take the walk if He would give me the strength. quot; (Pg. 42)
Hudson lived for God and not himself, as seen in chapter three,
quot; I soon found that I could live upon very much less than I had previously thought possible.
Butter, Milk and other such luxuries I soon ceased to use; and I found that living mainly on oatmeal
and rice, with occasional variations, a very small sum was sufficient for my needs. In this way I had
more than two thirds of my income available for other purposes; and my experience was that the less I
spent on my self, and the more I gave away, the fuller of happiness and blessings did my soul become.
quot;
(Pg. 21)
#9;The spiritual account of Hudson is one to be reckoned in that, He is an example and role model for
missionaries today. Likewise from reading the account of Hudson Taylor, I realize that life is to
important to waste on the luxuries of life, living for self and not for Christ, but true blessings and
wisdom come for those who follow Christ and obey,
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It Doesn t Take A Hero Essay example
It Doesn t Take a Hero In this book titled It Doesn t Take a Hero (H. Norman Schwarzkopf), General
H. Norman Schwarzkopf reveals his remarkable life and career. He begins his autobiography by
describing his childhood and how he eventually became a leader in the U.S. Army. This type of
autobiography demonstrates how a leader is developed and what is needed in order to succeed in a
career as well as how to lead a life by following a motto instated by his past leaders and followers.
The autobiography goes through some background and detailed first hand experiences that makes a
leader think twice of why he in the situation he is in. With the prestige of having good traits, comes
triumph and success. There are sacrifices that come with the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
There was a time when he did get in trouble and even now he remembers clearly when his father
taught him about honor: No matter what happens, no matter how bad a situation is, no matter what
you think the consequences will be if you tell the truth, and honorable man does not lie. A
Schwarzkopf does not lie. (11) It was not only his father who had shown him how to conduct himself,
but it was his mother as well. His father would be out on missions for long periods of time and he
learned from his mother the need for tolerance. Respect and how to be courteous to all no matter
whom they were or what they looked like, is what his mother taught him. Not everything was as pretty
as it seemed, their family had issues that they had to overcome and the fear of loosing the battle away
and at home was something that he struggled with on a daily basis when he was young. His mother
was left with the entire burden when his father left and it eventually became too much to handle. His
mother became an alcoholic and he and his family suffered tremendously from his mother s sickness.
He felt like if he had let his father down when he came home to find this out. Living with all females
and putting up with them was too much for him that he decided to convince his father to send him to
military school. This was the best thing that happened to him, because from here on he lived an Army
world. During his teenage years he became interested in girls, partying, and
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It Doesn t Take a Hero In this book titled It Doesn t Take a Hero (H. Norman Schwarzkopf), General
H. Norman Schwarzkopf reveals his remarkable life and career. He begins his autobiography by
describing his childhood and how he eventually became a leader in the U.S. Army. This type of
autobiography demonstrates how a leader is developed and what is needed in order to succeed in a
career as well as how to lead a life by following a motto instated by his past leaders and followers.
The autobiography goes through some background and detailed first hand experiences that makes a
leader think twice of why he in the situation he is in. With the prestige of having good traits, comes
triumph and success. There are sacrifices that come with the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
There was a time when he did get in trouble and even now he remembers clearly when his father
taught him about honor: No matter what happens, no matter how bad a situation is, no matter what
you think the consequences will be if you tell the truth, and honorable man does not lie. A
Schwarzkopf does not lie. (11) It was not only his father who had shown him how to conduct himself,
but it was his mother as well. His father would be out on missions for long periods of time and he
learned from his mother the need for tolerance. Respect and how to be courteous to all no matter
whom they were or what they looked like, is what his mother taught him. Not everything was as pretty
as it seemed, their family had issues that they had to overcome and the fear of loosing the battle away
and at home was something that he struggled with on a daily basis when he was young. His mother
was left with the entire burden when his father left and it eventually became too much to handle. His
mother became an alcoholic and he and his family suffered tremendously from his mother s sickness.
He felt like if he had let his father down when he came home to find this out. Living with all females
and putting up with them was too much for him that he decided to convince his father to send him to
military school. This was the best thing that happened to him, because from here on he lived an Army
world. During his teenage years he became interested in girls, partying, and
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Princess Diana Essay
Throughout Princess Diana s lifetime she loved, cared, and helped others along the way. She had
many accomplishments in life. Such as her children and her many organizations.
Lady Diana Frances Spencer was born on July 1, 1961 at Park House, a residence on the royal estate
at Sandringham. She was the third of four children and the youngest daughter. Diana was born to her
father Edward John Spencer Viscount Althorp and mother Frances Roche Spencer (King 27). Diana
shared her home with two older sisters, Sarah and Jane and a younger brother Charles (Kantrowitz
40).
As a child, first she was expected to go through a preparatory school. She attended Riddlesworth Hall
an all girls ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1996 (Delano 88).
During the marriage, both Diana and Charles had extra marital affairs. Charles returned to his old
lover Camilla Parker Bowles. Sometime during their marriage, Diana also had an affair with a Calvary
officer; James Hewitt before the marriage ended (Kantrowitz 43).
After divorce, Diana retained her title as Princess of Wales . She also received twenty six and a half
million dollars and six hundred thousand a year to maintain her position as office staff. She lived in a
five bedroom apartment in Kensington Palace. In addition, after their divorce, Diana and Charles
shared joint custody of their sons William and Harry (Kantrowitz 40).
The trauma of her divorce and constant media attention led to her obsession with her weight and
appearance. She developed an eating disorder called bulimia (Delano 51). She often over exercised
and stressed over dieting. The public often blamed Diana s illness on her depression and insecurities
(Donnelly 49).
During Diana s life, she devoted much of it to helping others. Especially the poor and less fortunate
(Donnelly 122). She also did a lot with benefits and charities to raise more money. Diana had a few
special charities, which were her favorites. She donated the most to these. They were the Leprosy
Mission, English National Ballet,
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Throughout Princess Diana s lifetime she loved, cared, and helped others along the way. She had
many accomplishments in life. Such as her children and her many organizations.
Lady Diana Frances Spencer was born on July 1, 1961 at Park House, a residence on the royal estate
at Sandringham. She was the third of four children and the youngest daughter. Diana was born to her
father Edward John Spencer Viscount Althorp and mother Frances Roche Spencer (King 27). Diana
shared her home with two older sisters, Sarah and Jane and a younger brother Charles (Kantrowitz
40).
As a child, first she was expected to go through a preparatory school. She attended Riddlesworth Hall
an all girls ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1996 (Delano 88).
During the marriage, both Diana and Charles had extra marital affairs. Charles returned to his old
lover Camilla Parker Bowles. Sometime during their marriage, Diana also had an affair with a Calvary
officer; James Hewitt before the marriage ended (Kantrowitz 43).
After divorce, Diana retained her title as Princess of Wales . She also received twenty six and a half
million dollars and six hundred thousand a year to maintain her position as office staff. She lived in a
five bedroom apartment in Kensington Palace. In addition, after their divorce, Diana and Charles
shared joint custody of their sons William and Harry (Kantrowitz 40).
The trauma of her divorce and constant media attention led to her obsession with her weight and
appearance. She developed an eating disorder called bulimia (Delano 51). She often over exercised
and stressed over dieting. The public often blamed Diana s illness on her depression and insecurities
(Donnelly 49).
During Diana s life, she devoted much of it to helping others. Especially the poor and less fortunate
(Donnelly 122). She also did a lot with benefits and charities to raise more money. Diana had a few
special charities, which were her favorites. She donated the most to these. They were the Leprosy
Mission, English National Ballet,
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I See Flags
During my guided reading practice, I decided to choose two students that read at a level A. These two
students were grouped together because they need almost the same help in order for them to grow as a
reader. For this guided reading practice, I decided to choose the book I See Flags by Wiley Blevins.
This book is a level B book. I choose this book because students are learning about maps during social
studies, but also I wanted students to see the different flags from other countries. I wanted the students
to know that flags do not come in the same color or shapes. With this book, the students are able to see
and read about the different kind of flags and the different shapes that flags can have. With this
activity, students are able to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I asked them where they have seen flags before. I was amazed with the student s responses, some of
the students said a post office, an army office, school, stores, cars, and other. After we finished
discussing where they have seen flags, I ask them to read the story. When students were reading, I
notice that the students were taking their time to read and they focus more on the words than looking
at the pictures. When I was helping out the students I told them that they are able to look at the
pictures in order for them to check and see if what they are saying makes sense. After I told the
students this strategy, students were looking at the pictures and sounding out the words in order for
them to check if what they said made sense in the text. Then, I ask them what kind of shapes did the
flags contain and to compare and contrast the flags. I asked to students to turn to the last page of the
book and look at the United States flag and the Mexico flag. The students compare both of the flags.
They said that the Mexico flag has a symbol while the United States flag has stars. Both students had
an opportunity to answer the question and they were able to examine both of the
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During my guided reading practice, I decided to choose two students that read at a level A. These two
students were grouped together because they need almost the same help in order for them to grow as a
reader. For this guided reading practice, I decided to choose the book I See Flags by Wiley Blevins.
This book is a level B book. I choose this book because students are learning about maps during social
studies, but also I wanted students to see the different flags from other countries. I wanted the students
to know that flags do not come in the same color or shapes. With this book, the students are able to see
and read about the different kind of flags and the different shapes that flags can have. With this
activity, students are able to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I asked them where they have seen flags before. I was amazed with the student s responses, some of
the students said a post office, an army office, school, stores, cars, and other. After we finished
discussing where they have seen flags, I ask them to read the story. When students were reading, I
notice that the students were taking their time to read and they focus more on the words than looking
at the pictures. When I was helping out the students I told them that they are able to look at the
pictures in order for them to check and see if what they are saying makes sense. After I told the
students this strategy, students were looking at the pictures and sounding out the words in order for
them to check if what they said made sense in the text. Then, I ask them what kind of shapes did the
flags contain and to compare and contrast the flags. I asked to students to turn to the last page of the
book and look at the United States flag and the Mexico flag. The students compare both of the flags.
They said that the Mexico flag has a symbol while the United States flag has stars. Both students had
an opportunity to answer the question and they were able to examine both of the
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Superheroeses Vs. Got Milk
Superheroes are great for advertisements (ads) because they are more effective. For example, Monster
Beverage Incorporation decided to use the Hulk for their product Monster Energy, while Got Milk?
Campaign used Fantastic four to encourage people to drink milk. This all started when both
companies were both at its lowest peak. One day my family and I went to the grocery store to buy
milk. Just as I grabbed the milk, Hulk started to rush towards me and yelled in a horrifying voice,
Hulk smash milk!
My heart pounded as if it wanted to come out of my chest and my hands shook uncontrollably. Just as
I went to put back the milk, Hulk started to wrestle with a rocky specimen that I recognized very
easily. Out of the blues, Mr. Fantastic, Human ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to the statement, the milk ad focuses on teens. This audience have been considered because
Faced with declining milk consumption by teenagers, dairy companies are embarking on an
advertising campaign with sports and entertainment celebrities and interactive features that they hope
will win young people over. (NY Times Body by Milk: More Than Just a White Mustache) This
strictly states that due to teens refusing milk, the company will do their best to win them over with the
use of athletes and stars. Another thing is that they are at the age where they are still growing and
developing muscles. Additionally, teens like to think or feel that they are invincible at times. So by
having this team as the models, the ad is almost saying that by drinking milk you will be invincible
like the team. In continuation, Fantastic Four is a factor that draws the attention of a teen because this
team of superheroes is known to almost every youth in the United
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Superheroes are great for advertisements (ads) because they are more effective. For example, Monster
Beverage Incorporation decided to use the Hulk for their product Monster Energy, while Got Milk?
Campaign used Fantastic four to encourage people to drink milk. This all started when both
companies were both at its lowest peak. One day my family and I went to the grocery store to buy
milk. Just as I grabbed the milk, Hulk started to rush towards me and yelled in a horrifying voice,
Hulk smash milk!
My heart pounded as if it wanted to come out of my chest and my hands shook uncontrollably. Just as
I went to put back the milk, Hulk started to wrestle with a rocky specimen that I recognized very
easily. Out of the blues, Mr. Fantastic, Human ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to the statement, the milk ad focuses on teens. This audience have been considered because
Faced with declining milk consumption by teenagers, dairy companies are embarking on an
advertising campaign with sports and entertainment celebrities and interactive features that they hope
will win young people over. (NY Times Body by Milk: More Than Just a White Mustache) This
strictly states that due to teens refusing milk, the company will do their best to win them over with the
use of athletes and stars. Another thing is that they are at the age where they are still growing and
developing muscles. Additionally, teens like to think or feel that they are invincible at times. So by
having this team as the models, the ad is almost saying that by drinking milk you will be invincible
like the team. In continuation, Fantastic Four is a factor that draws the attention of a teen because this
team of superheroes is known to almost every youth in the United
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Heparin Case Study
Heparin is also a much needed drug and contaminants found could end up being circulated to
thousands on dialysis before it is noticed due to its immense demand. One of the biggest cases of this
occured in early 2008.
When distributed out in early 2008 the drug Heparin quickly began to surface many questions and
concerns when the Center of Disease Control was informed of possible problems arising in the drug in
January by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Care. Followed by these concerns, Alex
Edward from Saint Louis Children s hospital noticed reactions to the drug such as angioedema which
is swelling within the deep tissue, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain.
Even more concerning was the extremely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Soon this idea began to be tested in laboratories, but being this was related to subject of
bioengineering, different viewpoints arose very quickly. The subject of bioengineering composes of
multiple views concerning particularly the cost and accessibility to bioengineering of these drugs and
if the effort put in would equal the benefits. When looking at this it is evident that much more research
and testing would need to be put in this field before true consideration for use in the pharmaceutical
world. From there it is critical that a standard must be set for the production of all enzymes used in
this process, making sure they are produced in abundance to ensure stability. Concerning the cost it is
evident that production of this drug through chemoenzymatic means compares similarly to that of
through pig intestines. Moreover the more steadfast way of producing heparin through chinese
hamster ovary cells (CHOs) would most likely greatly exceed production through pig intestines. This
would make CHOs used more in designer Heparin doses (Vaidyanathan, 2017). Other methods show
some progress as well but they unfortunately present numerous challenges most likely impossible to
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Heparin is also a much needed drug and contaminants found could end up being circulated to
thousands on dialysis before it is noticed due to its immense demand. One of the biggest cases of this
occured in early 2008.
When distributed out in early 2008 the drug Heparin quickly began to surface many questions and
concerns when the Center of Disease Control was informed of possible problems arising in the drug in
January by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Care. Followed by these concerns, Alex
Edward from Saint Louis Children s hospital noticed reactions to the drug such as angioedema which
is swelling within the deep tissue, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain.
Even more concerning was the extremely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Soon this idea began to be tested in laboratories, but being this was related to subject of
bioengineering, different viewpoints arose very quickly. The subject of bioengineering composes of
multiple views concerning particularly the cost and accessibility to bioengineering of these drugs and
if the effort put in would equal the benefits. When looking at this it is evident that much more research
and testing would need to be put in this field before true consideration for use in the pharmaceutical
world. From there it is critical that a standard must be set for the production of all enzymes used in
this process, making sure they are produced in abundance to ensure stability. Concerning the cost it is
evident that production of this drug through chemoenzymatic means compares similarly to that of
through pig intestines. Moreover the more steadfast way of producing heparin through chinese
hamster ovary cells (CHOs) would most likely greatly exceed production through pig intestines. This
would make CHOs used more in designer Heparin doses (Vaidyanathan, 2017). Other methods show
some progress as well but they unfortunately present numerous challenges most likely impossible to
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Qualities Of ISTJ Strengths
My personality type is logistician(ISTJ). Some generally qualities are independent, logical, loyal,
responsible, serious, organized, quiet and a rule follower etc. I found most of these qualities to be true
about myself. I like working alone and think before I act. I need to have the facts before I set my k da
to something. I m pretty loyal since I keep things to myself and people can rely on me when they need
some assistance. I am kind of quiet when I don t know where I am at or who I m going to be dealing
with. I don t like to be social and make conversations to others. I stay by myself until someone comes
to me and speaks first. I can be serious at times but I m a goofball and I like to be silly and sarcastic. I
m also a tile follower I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have o agree to all of these strengths ISTJ has because I can relate to all of them. There is a weakness
which I agree too as well. There s stubbornness, insensitive, judgmental and blaming themselves. I do
believe these are some of my weakness I have. I found out about ISTJ that they are given a task they
will definitely complete it. They take pride in the work they are accomplishing. ISTJ look at the facts
than rather not thinking and making a fast choice. ISTJ best career fit is a long term stable career goal.
One strong suit is being an investigator like a detective. There s the career of a coroner and criminalize
that are a great fit. I would like to pursue these career since both deals with working with cadavers. I
want to get in a med school to become a medical examiner. It doesn t matter if I become a coroner,
criminologist, pathologist, forensic or medical examiner. I am happy with one of these since all deal
with the dead. Life, in general, is beautiful but after that death seems like a tragedy filled with grieve.
What comes next no one wants to know. I want to open the dead bodies mad investigate how they
died, what they are before they departure, what they did before death
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My personality type is logistician(ISTJ). Some generally qualities are independent, logical, loyal,
responsible, serious, organized, quiet and a rule follower etc. I found most of these qualities to be true
about myself. I like working alone and think before I act. I need to have the facts before I set my k da
to something. I m pretty loyal since I keep things to myself and people can rely on me when they need
some assistance. I am kind of quiet when I don t know where I am at or who I m going to be dealing
with. I don t like to be social and make conversations to others. I stay by myself until someone comes
to me and speaks first. I can be serious at times but I m a goofball and I like to be silly and sarcastic. I
m also a tile follower I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have o agree to all of these strengths ISTJ has because I can relate to all of them. There is a weakness
which I agree too as well. There s stubbornness, insensitive, judgmental and blaming themselves. I do
believe these are some of my weakness I have. I found out about ISTJ that they are given a task they
will definitely complete it. They take pride in the work they are accomplishing. ISTJ look at the facts
than rather not thinking and making a fast choice. ISTJ best career fit is a long term stable career goal.
One strong suit is being an investigator like a detective. There s the career of a coroner and criminalize
that are a great fit. I would like to pursue these career since both deals with working with cadavers. I
want to get in a med school to become a medical examiner. It doesn t matter if I become a coroner,
criminologist, pathologist, forensic or medical examiner. I am happy with one of these since all deal
with the dead. Life, in general, is beautiful but after that death seems like a tragedy filled with grieve.
What comes next no one wants to know. I want to open the dead bodies mad investigate how they
died, what they are before they departure, what they did before death
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Redefining The Value Of School By Neil Postman
There are two types of school in this world and that is the schools that are between individuality and
conformity. There are a lot of issues that school focus on that aren t really necessary. Some schools
focus on points likes dress code or testing or discipline. There are other schools that are more carefree
and don t really focus on forring thing except timing. School sometimes may even be thought as
unimportant because the policies are so strict.
Some Schools are so strict that they even want them to act certain ways around people. You have to
learn how to act a way or you are titled as uncivil. Neil Postman wrote an article named The End of
education:Redefining the Value of School, which is source D it states that You cannot have a
democratic indeed,civilized community
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There are two types of school in this world and that is the schools that are between individuality and
conformity. There are a lot of issues that school focus on that aren t really necessary. Some schools
focus on points likes dress code or testing or discipline. There are other schools that are more carefree
and don t really focus on forring thing except timing. School sometimes may even be thought as
unimportant because the policies are so strict.
Some Schools are so strict that they even want them to act certain ways around people. You have to
learn how to act a way or you are titled as uncivil. Neil Postman wrote an article named The End of
education:Redefining the Value of School, which is source D it states that You cannot have a
democratic indeed,civilized community
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Forever 21 Compare And Contrast
The demand for consumer goods continues to increase throughout the U.S. Many shopping centers
and malls are being built or refurbished in order to meet the demand for our nations crave on products.
While visiting shops located within a mall, it can be tough for consumers to buy reliable and
dependable merchandise without wasting their hard earned money. Today we will be comparing the
two popular brands of clothing that have numerous locations throughout the U.S; Pac Sun and Forever
21. Both stores have many similarities such as their many choices and options within the store, but
differ in the quality of the clothing and also the layout and set up of the stores.
Beginning with Forever 21, this store contains a very large range of options for ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Pacsun is for both men and women alike, however, falters in fact that the clothes are not nearly as
cheap as Forever 21. Many shirts range from the twenty five to forty five dollar range and their pants
can alone easily exceed 55 dollars. However, Pacsun does however offer many sales throughout the
store, such as buy one get two free, and also provides military and student discounts. Additionally,
Pacsun also offers rewards points to each customer for every dollar they spend in the store. These
points can benefit the buyer by reducing the amount of money off their next purchase and updates the
purchaser on upcoming sales for the store.
Pacsun also has excels in their quality of the clothing. Many products in Pacsun use cotton and
durable material, not synthetic fibers that will last you only a few months. This merchandise rarely
tears and can be used and washed multiple times. Many of Pacsuns products are in good condition.
The store provides you with many options of the types of retailers you would like to purchase from
such as Bullhead jeans, Brandy Melville and the Kendal and Kylie line. The warranty on these
products not only allows you to exchange but return items as well within the thirty day
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The demand for consumer goods continues to increase throughout the U.S. Many shopping centers
and malls are being built or refurbished in order to meet the demand for our nations crave on products.
While visiting shops located within a mall, it can be tough for consumers to buy reliable and
dependable merchandise without wasting their hard earned money. Today we will be comparing the
two popular brands of clothing that have numerous locations throughout the U.S; Pac Sun and Forever
21. Both stores have many similarities such as their many choices and options within the store, but
differ in the quality of the clothing and also the layout and set up of the stores.
Beginning with Forever 21, this store contains a very large range of options for ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Pacsun is for both men and women alike, however, falters in fact that the clothes are not nearly as
cheap as Forever 21. Many shirts range from the twenty five to forty five dollar range and their pants
can alone easily exceed 55 dollars. However, Pacsun does however offer many sales throughout the
store, such as buy one get two free, and also provides military and student discounts. Additionally,
Pacsun also offers rewards points to each customer for every dollar they spend in the store. These
points can benefit the buyer by reducing the amount of money off their next purchase and updates the
purchaser on upcoming sales for the store.
Pacsun also has excels in their quality of the clothing. Many products in Pacsun use cotton and
durable material, not synthetic fibers that will last you only a few months. This merchandise rarely
tears and can be used and washed multiple times. Many of Pacsuns products are in good condition.
The store provides you with many options of the types of retailers you would like to purchase from
such as Bullhead jeans, Brandy Melville and the Kendal and Kylie line. The warranty on these
products not only allows you to exchange but return items as well within the thirty day
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The Failure Of Immigration Reform
The failure to implement immigration reform is also very costly. According to Lynch and Oakford,
each day that the House is failed to pass immigration reform, the United States miss about $37 million
in tax revenue. Therefore, not to do anything does not mean will not disadvantaged in term of money.
Calculations also show that, if we leave the immigration status as present, the US losses $20 million in
payroll tax revenue every year. As a result, the pension fund will be reduced. The cost for immigration
and border protection is very high. The United States spend $18 billion annually on border protection,
more than all other federal law enforcement combined. Lynch and Oakford also show that the
percentage cost of protecting borders on total
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The failure to implement immigration reform is also very costly. According to Lynch and Oakford,
each day that the House is failed to pass immigration reform, the United States miss about $37 million
in tax revenue. Therefore, not to do anything does not mean will not disadvantaged in term of money.
Calculations also show that, if we leave the immigration status as present, the US losses $20 million in
payroll tax revenue every year. As a result, the pension fund will be reduced. The cost for immigration
and border protection is very high. The United States spend $18 billion annually on border protection,
more than all other federal law enforcement combined. Lynch and Oakford also show that the
percentage cost of protecting borders on total
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Gender, Sexuality, Reproduction, And Motherhood
Prior to and during the 1960 s the traditional outlook on women as equals was limites in nearly every
aspect. From marriage, sexuality, reproduction, and motherhood a woman was expected to follow a
pre destined order and timeline in life to complete these tasks. The expectation of women at the time
was to marry young, 18 24, and quickly start a family where she would devote her life to raising
children and housekeeping. Wives of the time period shouldered the responsibilities of child care and
home making, while men were expected to merely work, come home to a clean house and dinner, and
then slip off to bed. Until the late 1960 s when women began pushing for social change to rid
themselves from the slavery of traditional womanhood. Though this life style seems more like
imprisonment, some women didn t feel that way, for example my grandmother Armalene Haxby, was
content in her role as the home maker. However we know that this idea wasn t shared with the rest of
American women. The 1960 s was filled with social reforms and women rights protest meant to free
the American women to be equal to their male counter parts. An excerpt from Betty Friedan s book
The Feminine Mystique, gave insight to some women s outlook on life, I m desperate. I begin to feel I
have no personality. I m a server of food and a putter on of pants and a bed maker, somebody who can
be called on when you want something. But who am I? (Friedan 63) What was it like to be a house
wife? Was it in fact
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Prior to and during the 1960 s the traditional outlook on women as equals was limites in nearly every
aspect. From marriage, sexuality, reproduction, and motherhood a woman was expected to follow a
pre destined order and timeline in life to complete these tasks. The expectation of women at the time
was to marry young, 18 24, and quickly start a family where she would devote her life to raising
children and housekeeping. Wives of the time period shouldered the responsibilities of child care and
home making, while men were expected to merely work, come home to a clean house and dinner, and
then slip off to bed. Until the late 1960 s when women began pushing for social change to rid
themselves from the slavery of traditional womanhood. Though this life style seems more like
imprisonment, some women didn t feel that way, for example my grandmother Armalene Haxby, was
content in her role as the home maker. However we know that this idea wasn t shared with the rest of
American women. The 1960 s was filled with social reforms and women rights protest meant to free
the American women to be equal to their male counter parts. An excerpt from Betty Friedan s book
The Feminine Mystique, gave insight to some women s outlook on life, I m desperate. I begin to feel I
have no personality. I m a server of food and a putter on of pants and a bed maker, somebody who can
be called on when you want something. But who am I? (Friedan 63) What was it like to be a house
wife? Was it in fact
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Watership Down Heroic Epic Essay
Not Your Typical Superhero Story
Spiderman, Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Cat Woman; when you hear the word hero or
heroine that is who you think of. The most famous heroes of all time, as well as the not so famous
heroes such as Hazel, fit the archetype of a hero; they are all courageous, resourceful, and strong
willed. Most people don t notice that almost all action/adventure movies and novels are the same. All
of their stories fit the archetypal pattern of a heroic quest. A heroic quest consists of twelve steps that
the hero completes throughout his or her journey. In this essay, I will be explaining the parallels
between Watership Down by Richard Adams and the archetypal pattern of a heroic quest; as well as
the parallels between ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alternately, the hero reaches within to a source of courage and wisdom. Hazel trusts Fiver enough to
take his nightmare seriously and arrange to leave the warren. Fiver leads the group through rough
times through Hazel. Fiver is the voice behind Hazel s actions and is looked to for advice throughout
the entire story.
Crossing the Threshold; the hero commits to leaving the Ordinary World and entering a new condition
with unfamiliar rules. Hazel makes the decision to leave at moonrise to escape the possible danger of
staying in the Sandleford Warren. He commits to the adventure and is confident in his decision.
Tests, Allies, and Enemies; the hero is tested and must sort out his or her allegiances in the Special
World. The rabbits strength is test many times throughout the novel. Some of which are when the
group of rabbits cross the river for the first time, the group finds that the smaller rabbits cannot swim.
They work as a team to get everyone across, using a floating log and pushing the smaller rabbits
across. Another test of strength was surviving through the Warren of Snares, where they were
welcomed and treated fantastically by Cowslip. Shortly after they arrived, Fiver noticed something off
about the warren. Bigwig, was captured in a snare and soon after the other rabbits were attacked.
Hazel makes many allies throughout the story, such as Dandelion, Blackberry, Bigwig, Pipkin,
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Not Your Typical Superhero Story
Spiderman, Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Cat Woman; when you hear the word hero or
heroine that is who you think of. The most famous heroes of all time, as well as the not so famous
heroes such as Hazel, fit the archetype of a hero; they are all courageous, resourceful, and strong
willed. Most people don t notice that almost all action/adventure movies and novels are the same. All
of their stories fit the archetypal pattern of a heroic quest. A heroic quest consists of twelve steps that
the hero completes throughout his or her journey. In this essay, I will be explaining the parallels
between Watership Down by Richard Adams and the archetypal pattern of a heroic quest; as well as
the parallels between ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alternately, the hero reaches within to a source of courage and wisdom. Hazel trusts Fiver enough to
take his nightmare seriously and arrange to leave the warren. Fiver leads the group through rough
times through Hazel. Fiver is the voice behind Hazel s actions and is looked to for advice throughout
the entire story.
Crossing the Threshold; the hero commits to leaving the Ordinary World and entering a new condition
with unfamiliar rules. Hazel makes the decision to leave at moonrise to escape the possible danger of
staying in the Sandleford Warren. He commits to the adventure and is confident in his decision.
Tests, Allies, and Enemies; the hero is tested and must sort out his or her allegiances in the Special
World. The rabbits strength is test many times throughout the novel. Some of which are when the
group of rabbits cross the river for the first time, the group finds that the smaller rabbits cannot swim.
They work as a team to get everyone across, using a floating log and pushing the smaller rabbits
across. Another test of strength was surviving through the Warren of Snares, where they were
welcomed and treated fantastically by Cowslip. Shortly after they arrived, Fiver noticed something off
about the warren. Bigwig, was captured in a snare and soon after the other rabbits were attacked.
Hazel makes many allies throughout the story, such as Dandelion, Blackberry, Bigwig, Pipkin,
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Atlanta Mascots Case Study
Prior to the organization s move to Washington in 1937 they were formerly known as the Boston
Braves. In order to avoid confusion with the Boston Braves in Major League Baseball (now known as
the Atlanta Braves), following their inaugural season in the NFL the organization decided to change
the name to the Boston Redskins. Obviously a couple seasons later becoming the Washington
Redskins (Shapira, 2016). The entire culture around the team was/is revolved around the history of
Native Americans, including their two feathered Native American warrior logo, their fight song titled
Hail to the Redskins , their Native American focused half time shows (All Indian Half Time Marching
Band and Pageant), and their game day program subsections titled On the Warpath and Teepee Talk
(Shapira, 2016).
Inevitably many Indigenous people found the term Redskin and the Redskin s activity extremely
offensive. This resulted in rallying in order to encourage ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The controversy behind the mascot dates back decades, beginning in 1972 Native American leaders
urged former team President Edward Bennett Williams to lose the Redskin mascot. These delegations
were ineffective in changing the name. However, they were somewhat affective and resulted in the
lyrics of their fight song changing from Scalp um to Beat em (Shapira, 2016). The controversy died
down until recent years with recent up rise regarding the mascot. The consensual argument of rallying
Native Americans can be summed up by one statement by a respondent regarding the term, ... a racist
holdover from another day, a time when Indians were depicted as violent, ignorant and savages by
whites who largely were equally violent, ignorant and
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Prior to the organization s move to Washington in 1937 they were formerly known as the Boston
Braves. In order to avoid confusion with the Boston Braves in Major League Baseball (now known as
the Atlanta Braves), following their inaugural season in the NFL the organization decided to change
the name to the Boston Redskins. Obviously a couple seasons later becoming the Washington
Redskins (Shapira, 2016). The entire culture around the team was/is revolved around the history of
Native Americans, including their two feathered Native American warrior logo, their fight song titled
Hail to the Redskins , their Native American focused half time shows (All Indian Half Time Marching
Band and Pageant), and their game day program subsections titled On the Warpath and Teepee Talk
(Shapira, 2016).
Inevitably many Indigenous people found the term Redskin and the Redskin s activity extremely
offensive. This resulted in rallying in order to encourage ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The controversy behind the mascot dates back decades, beginning in 1972 Native American leaders
urged former team President Edward Bennett Williams to lose the Redskin mascot. These delegations
were ineffective in changing the name. However, they were somewhat affective and resulted in the
lyrics of their fight song changing from Scalp um to Beat em (Shapira, 2016). The controversy died
down until recent years with recent up rise regarding the mascot. The consensual argument of rallying
Native Americans can be summed up by one statement by a respondent regarding the term, ... a racist
holdover from another day, a time when Indians were depicted as violent, ignorant and savages by
whites who largely were equally violent, ignorant and
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Textual Analysis
Towards a better and cleaner textile industry [Textual Analysis] Written Assignment 4 This assignment
is through an analysis of appeal forms, speech acts, move structures, text functions, text types and
relevant rhetorical strategies going to determine the genre and purpose of the text Towards a better and
cleaner textile industry , which was posted on Novozymes website on March 30, 2011. Appeal Forms
The text consists of a number of logical arguments that promote the use of enzymes in the textile
industry, which means the dominating appeal form is logos. This is supported by the use of numbers
(l. 1 3), scientific terms as polycarboxylates, enzymes and molecule and the reference to the special
trial method; LCA (l. 18 23). This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
17 38) and at last the peroration (l. 40 45). This is supported by the common known subject i.e. that
Novozymes produces enzymes and the use of both logos and ethos appeal. In addition, the move
structure more specifically follows the news report move structure as it uses the inverted pyramid,
where the most important information is in the beginning. The moves are: Event (l. 1 3), then
interpretation (l.4 8) followed by background (l. 10 15), details of the event (l. 17 23), background (25
42) and at last comments from people involved (l. 42 43). As the text comes from Novozymes, it
would though be characterized as a press release which often bears resemblance to the news report
move structure. Though as mentioned in the paragraph about appeal forms, the use of ethos indicates
that the text is not only made for an informative purpose. Text Functions At first sight, the function of
the text is the informative text function, as it seeks to express something about the referent. This is
supported by the dominant use of logos appeal, representative speech acts and the move structure
being press release. Though, as the commissive speech act and indirect directive speech acts are also
present, there is evidence that the text also has an indirect directive text function as it tries to affect the
receiver to use enzymes. In combination with the use of ethos, this indicates that the text has a
character of argumentation. Text Types As stated above
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Towards a better and cleaner textile industry [Textual Analysis] Written Assignment 4 This assignment
is through an analysis of appeal forms, speech acts, move structures, text functions, text types and
relevant rhetorical strategies going to determine the genre and purpose of the text Towards a better and
cleaner textile industry , which was posted on Novozymes website on March 30, 2011. Appeal Forms
The text consists of a number of logical arguments that promote the use of enzymes in the textile
industry, which means the dominating appeal form is logos. This is supported by the use of numbers
(l. 1 3), scientific terms as polycarboxylates, enzymes and molecule and the reference to the special
trial method; LCA (l. 18 23). This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
17 38) and at last the peroration (l. 40 45). This is supported by the common known subject i.e. that
Novozymes produces enzymes and the use of both logos and ethos appeal. In addition, the move
structure more specifically follows the news report move structure as it uses the inverted pyramid,
where the most important information is in the beginning. The moves are: Event (l. 1 3), then
interpretation (l.4 8) followed by background (l. 10 15), details of the event (l. 17 23), background (25
42) and at last comments from people involved (l. 42 43). As the text comes from Novozymes, it
would though be characterized as a press release which often bears resemblance to the news report
move structure. Though as mentioned in the paragraph about appeal forms, the use of ethos indicates
that the text is not only made for an informative purpose. Text Functions At first sight, the function of
the text is the informative text function, as it seeks to express something about the referent. This is
supported by the dominant use of logos appeal, representative speech acts and the move structure
being press release. Though, as the commissive speech act and indirect directive speech acts are also
present, there is evidence that the text also has an indirect directive text function as it tries to affect the
receiver to use enzymes. In combination with the use of ethos, this indicates that the text has a
character of argumentation. Text Types As stated above
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Immature Morphology
In the oocyte and early embryo, mitochondria possess a round morphology with only a few cristae that
are parallel to the outer mitochondrial membrane and an electron dense mitochondrial matrix. These
immature mitochondria are usually around 1 µm in diameter during the early cleavage stages (Motta
et al., 2000). This is different from mitochondria found in somatic cells as somatic cell mitochondria
have an elongated morphology that contain numerous transverse cristae (Xu et al., 2013). Somatic
cells also metabolize most of their energy substrates through OXPHOS for the production of energy.
Metabolism of early pig embryos has been discussed in the previous section. These early cleavage
stage embryos metabolize very little glucose through ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rhodamine is a lipophilic, cationic dye that accumulates in the mitochondrial matrix because of its
charge and solubility in both the inner mitochondrial membrane and matrix space (Scaduto and
Grotyohann, 1999). The major limitation for using rhodamine 123 is that when the membrane
potential is lost the rhodamine 123 no longer accumulates in the mitochondria so there is no signal.
MitoTracker probes label mitochondria similarly to rhodamine 123; however, MitoTracker is also
chemically reactive and links to thiol groups in the mitochondria (Chazotte, 2011). Since it is linked to
the thiol groups MitoTracker maintains its location and fluorescence intensity after fixation.
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) can be used to determine changes in mitochondria
morphology. This technology gives an intricate snapshot of the mitochondria s location within the cell,
the overall morphology, the number and of density of the cristae, and membranes at a specific time
point. This morphological information provides an indication of both mitochondrial and cellular
function, and metabolism. However, TEM allows for only a limited number of samples to be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the oocyte and early embryo, mitochondria possess a round morphology with only a few cristae that
are parallel to the outer mitochondrial membrane and an electron dense mitochondrial matrix. These
immature mitochondria are usually around 1 µm in diameter during the early cleavage stages (Motta
et al., 2000). This is different from mitochondria found in somatic cells as somatic cell mitochondria
have an elongated morphology that contain numerous transverse cristae (Xu et al., 2013). Somatic
cells also metabolize most of their energy substrates through OXPHOS for the production of energy.
Metabolism of early pig embryos has been discussed in the previous section. These early cleavage
stage embryos metabolize very little glucose through ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rhodamine is a lipophilic, cationic dye that accumulates in the mitochondrial matrix because of its
charge and solubility in both the inner mitochondrial membrane and matrix space (Scaduto and
Grotyohann, 1999). The major limitation for using rhodamine 123 is that when the membrane
potential is lost the rhodamine 123 no longer accumulates in the mitochondria so there is no signal.
MitoTracker probes label mitochondria similarly to rhodamine 123; however, MitoTracker is also
chemically reactive and links to thiol groups in the mitochondria (Chazotte, 2011). Since it is linked to
the thiol groups MitoTracker maintains its location and fluorescence intensity after fixation.
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) can be used to determine changes in mitochondria
morphology. This technology gives an intricate snapshot of the mitochondria s location within the cell,
the overall morphology, the number and of density of the cristae, and membranes at a specific time
point. This morphological information provides an indication of both mitochondrial and cellular
function, and metabolism. However, TEM allows for only a limited number of samples to be
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Geoffrey Chaucer Research Paper
This is a story about an author with an unfinished story that survived the passage of time. I will be
discussing the life, the works, and the impact of Geoffrey Chaucer. Geoffrey Chaucer was born in
1340, London, England. He is the son of John and Agnes de Copton Chaucer. Chaucer s family were
wine merchants. Chaucer s first job was as a page for Elizabeth, the countess of Ulster. Elizabeth was
the wife of Prince Lionel, the third son of Edward III.
Chaucer was in King Edward s army during early parts of the Hundred Years War in 1359.
Unfortunately he was captured during an unsuccessful siege of Rheims. Luckily the king contributed
to his ransom. By 1366, Chaucer married Philippa Pan, who was another courtier that attended the
Countess ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Chaucer is generally considered the father of English poetry, and The Canterbury Tales has been
required reading for countless students over the generations. The influence of his work on generations
of English language writers is undisputed. Some critics have worried that such wide and shallow
exposure of the reading public to Chaucer s work has diluted full appreciation for his complex
contribution to literature. Critic Derek Traversi says, The appreciation of Geoffrey Chaucer has
suffered a good deal in the past from his reputation as the Father of English poetry. It has been easy to
think of him as a naif, the possessor of a charming simplicity of outlook which tends to convey itself,
for a modern reader, through language considered picturesque or simply childish, alternately quaint or
redolent of innocence for readers who think of themselves as more sophisticated and more
psychologically complex. However, this view is not correct, Traversi argues: His early poems show
him engaged in exploring the possibilities of the English language as an instrument for sophisticated
literary creation. As poet William Blake put it, over four hundred years after the book s first
publication: Of Chaucer s characters, as described in his Canterbury Tales, some of the names are
altered by Time, but the Characters themselves for ever remain unaltered and consequently they are
the Physiognomies or lineaments of
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This is a story about an author with an unfinished story that survived the passage of time. I will be
discussing the life, the works, and the impact of Geoffrey Chaucer. Geoffrey Chaucer was born in
1340, London, England. He is the son of John and Agnes de Copton Chaucer. Chaucer s family were
wine merchants. Chaucer s first job was as a page for Elizabeth, the countess of Ulster. Elizabeth was
the wife of Prince Lionel, the third son of Edward III.
Chaucer was in King Edward s army during early parts of the Hundred Years War in 1359.
Unfortunately he was captured during an unsuccessful siege of Rheims. Luckily the king contributed
to his ransom. By 1366, Chaucer married Philippa Pan, who was another courtier that attended the
Countess ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Chaucer is generally considered the father of English poetry, and The Canterbury Tales has been
required reading for countless students over the generations. The influence of his work on generations
of English language writers is undisputed. Some critics have worried that such wide and shallow
exposure of the reading public to Chaucer s work has diluted full appreciation for his complex
contribution to literature. Critic Derek Traversi says, The appreciation of Geoffrey Chaucer has
suffered a good deal in the past from his reputation as the Father of English poetry. It has been easy to
think of him as a naif, the possessor of a charming simplicity of outlook which tends to convey itself,
for a modern reader, through language considered picturesque or simply childish, alternately quaint or
redolent of innocence for readers who think of themselves as more sophisticated and more
psychologically complex. However, this view is not correct, Traversi argues: His early poems show
him engaged in exploring the possibilities of the English language as an instrument for sophisticated
literary creation. As poet William Blake put it, over four hundred years after the book s first
publication: Of Chaucer s characters, as described in his Canterbury Tales, some of the names are
altered by Time, but the Characters themselves for ever remain unaltered and consequently they are
the Physiognomies or lineaments of
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Vlad Popov
The first act is about how the Russians are amazed by a rumor that caused everyone to believe that
Anastasia may have survived the Bolshevik attacks that had killed her entire family. Two wanted con
men, Dimitri and Vlad Popov, hear the rumors and decide to do the biggest con in history , in which
they will find a girl to portray as Anastasia in order to win the reward from the Dowager Empress,
Anastasia s grandmother. Dimitri and Vlad, hold auditions which turned unsuccessful for their plan at
the theater in the abandoned Yusupov Palace, where Anastasia s family had lived. After they had
finished and lost all hope, a young woman named Anya approaches them to ask Dimitri about
paperwork so she can get tickets for Paris. Vlad and Dimitri dismiss ... Show more content on
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Triggered by the gunshot shot from the police at a man named Count Ippolitov because he illegally
boarded the train, Anya experiences an emotional breakdown because of a memory she didn t know
she had and Dimitri decides to comfort her. The police officers then go after them since they are
wanted criminals in Russia and they jump off the train, narrowly avoiding capture.
The three now decide to travel by foot due to them not being able to ride to Paris. During this time, the
head general of the Bolsheviks, Gorlinsky, orders Gleb to follow Anya and kill her. Gleb agrees to the
task, but he realizes that he is in love with Anya and questions his feeling for her as sympathy. Anya,
Vlad, and Dimitri finally arrive in France, and as they travel to Paris, Anya hopes that she will finally
discover who she is and succeeds in portraying
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The first act is about how the Russians are amazed by a rumor that caused everyone to believe that
Anastasia may have survived the Bolshevik attacks that had killed her entire family. Two wanted con
men, Dimitri and Vlad Popov, hear the rumors and decide to do the biggest con in history , in which
they will find a girl to portray as Anastasia in order to win the reward from the Dowager Empress,
Anastasia s grandmother. Dimitri and Vlad, hold auditions which turned unsuccessful for their plan at
the theater in the abandoned Yusupov Palace, where Anastasia s family had lived. After they had
finished and lost all hope, a young woman named Anya approaches them to ask Dimitri about
paperwork so she can get tickets for Paris. Vlad and Dimitri dismiss ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Triggered by the gunshot shot from the police at a man named Count Ippolitov because he illegally
boarded the train, Anya experiences an emotional breakdown because of a memory she didn t know
she had and Dimitri decides to comfort her. The police officers then go after them since they are
wanted criminals in Russia and they jump off the train, narrowly avoiding capture.
The three now decide to travel by foot due to them not being able to ride to Paris. During this time, the
head general of the Bolsheviks, Gorlinsky, orders Gleb to follow Anya and kill her. Gleb agrees to the
task, but he realizes that he is in love with Anya and questions his feeling for her as sympathy. Anya,
Vlad, and Dimitri finally arrive in France, and as they travel to Paris, Anya hopes that she will finally
discover who she is and succeeds in portraying
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General Diplomatic Studies And Practice
General Diplomatic Studies Practice
Term 2
Convenor: Jaana Karhilo
Tutor: Jie Cherry Yu
Learning Diary
Pornnarong Uamkum: 615015
Word Count: 1,983
Learning Diary During term 2, I have developed skills which are essential for diplomatic career
through workshops from the course on General Diplomatic Studies and Practice. What I have leant
from each module; negotiation, mediation, policy analysis, crisis game, and speech training, can be
elaborated as follows.
Negotiation
The negotiation skills workshop gave me both theoretical and pragmatic skills in negotiation.
Beginning with informal multilateral negotiation in groups was a good way to start and break the ice
among participants. The theoretical part on political ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One important thing that I learnt from this skill is that sometimes you might not need to speak a lot or
try to speak all the time, but the important thing is that you should try to see which actor shares the
same opinion as you and whether that actor is strong enough to act on your behalf. This was really
obvious in the activity of multilateral negotiations on negotiating intervention in a civil conflict where
I played Iraq. I found that Iraq shared a lot in common with the Arab states, especially Iran on the
Syrian issues. Balancing interests in the negotiation through the Arab countries helped Iraq protect its
interests. Without speaking much, but allying very well with Iran and balancing the interests with the
Arab states, it turned out that I gained the highest score in my group.
However, there was one thing I found quite unrealistic about this activity. That was the rule on
unanimous agreement. I do not think this can be applied in the real world situation. I think that it
would be better if we do not need to stick on this. The unanimous rule made some players concede too
much, and that did not reflect real international negotiations. The role play on Six party talks was both
fun and useful. This role play gave me a chance to practice more skills on negotiation and chairing.
This activity really showed the difficulties of negotiations on issues that are really critical to national
survival. The North Korean issue was very
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General Diplomatic Studies Practice
Term 2
Convenor: Jaana Karhilo
Tutor: Jie Cherry Yu
Learning Diary
Pornnarong Uamkum: 615015
Word Count: 1,983
Learning Diary During term 2, I have developed skills which are essential for diplomatic career
through workshops from the course on General Diplomatic Studies and Practice. What I have leant
from each module; negotiation, mediation, policy analysis, crisis game, and speech training, can be
elaborated as follows.
Negotiation
The negotiation skills workshop gave me both theoretical and pragmatic skills in negotiation.
Beginning with informal multilateral negotiation in groups was a good way to start and break the ice
among participants. The theoretical part on political ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One important thing that I learnt from this skill is that sometimes you might not need to speak a lot or
try to speak all the time, but the important thing is that you should try to see which actor shares the
same opinion as you and whether that actor is strong enough to act on your behalf. This was really
obvious in the activity of multilateral negotiations on negotiating intervention in a civil conflict where
I played Iraq. I found that Iraq shared a lot in common with the Arab states, especially Iran on the
Syrian issues. Balancing interests in the negotiation through the Arab countries helped Iraq protect its
interests. Without speaking much, but allying very well with Iran and balancing the interests with the
Arab states, it turned out that I gained the highest score in my group.
However, there was one thing I found quite unrealistic about this activity. That was the rule on
unanimous agreement. I do not think this can be applied in the real world situation. I think that it
would be better if we do not need to stick on this. The unanimous rule made some players concede too
much, and that did not reflect real international negotiations. The role play on Six party talks was both
fun and useful. This role play gave me a chance to practice more skills on negotiation and chairing.
This activity really showed the difficulties of negotiations on issues that are really critical to national
survival. The North Korean issue was very
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Compare Two Strategies That Have Been Effective For You In...
1) Explain how you think the Intentional Teaching Framework will help you learn in this course.
I believe the International Teaching Framework will help me take control of my own learning with the
know, see, do, and reflect strategy. These strategies will help me gain new information that I can
implement when I have my own classroom to benefit my students.
2) Share two strategies that have been effective for you in taking on new information/learning in the
past. This can be from other course work or outside of college courses.
Two strategies that have helped me take on new information and learn is rereading the material and
jotting down notes while doing it. This helps me recall things I may have missed and it s also serves as
a nice visual
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1) Explain how you think the Intentional Teaching Framework will help you learn in this course.
I believe the International Teaching Framework will help me take control of my own learning with the
know, see, do, and reflect strategy. These strategies will help me gain new information that I can
implement when I have my own classroom to benefit my students.
2) Share two strategies that have been effective for you in taking on new information/learning in the
past. This can be from other course work or outside of college courses.
Two strategies that have helped me take on new information and learn is rereading the material and
jotting down notes while doing it. This helps me recall things I may have missed and it s also serves as
a nice visual
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Homo Habilis Essay
Homo Habilis
Hominids with a brain absolutely and relatively larger than that of the australopithecines appeared
about 2.3 million years ago. These hominids are classified in our own genus: Homo. The earliest
species to appear was the Homo Habilis. It was the first of our ancestors to show a significant increase
in brain size and also the first to be found associated with stone tools. These characteristics resulted in
this species placement into the human genus, Homo.
Discovery
The first fossil was found in 1960 when a team led by scientists Louis and Mary Leakey uncovered
the fossilized remains of a unique early human at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania.
Because this early human had a combination of features different from those seen in ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dental microwear studies suggest that the diet of H. habilis was flexible and versatile and that they
were capable of eating a broad range of foods, including some tougher foods like leaves, woody
plants, roots, berries and some animal tissues (birds and insects), but that they did not routinely
consume or specialize in eating hard foods like brittle nuts or seeds, dried meat, or very hard tubers.
They also were scroungers who even ate dead animals that they found left by other larger predators.
Surviving and Toolmaking
Homo is a Latin word meaning human or man . The word habilis is based on a Latin word meaning
handy or skilful . This species is known as handy man because stone tools were found near its fossil
remains and it is assumed this species had developed the ability to modify stone into tools.
Homo habilis is thought to have mastered the Lower Paleolithic Olduwan tool set which used stone
flakes. These stone flakes were more advanced than any tools previously used, and gave H. habilis the
edge it needed to prosper in hostile environments previously too formidable for primates.
By a method called direct percussion, a core stone called a biface was hit with a hammer stone to
produce flakes. The biface was made into choppers called the Oldawan pebble
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Homo Habilis
Hominids with a brain absolutely and relatively larger than that of the australopithecines appeared
about 2.3 million years ago. These hominids are classified in our own genus: Homo. The earliest
species to appear was the Homo Habilis. It was the first of our ancestors to show a significant increase
in brain size and also the first to be found associated with stone tools. These characteristics resulted in
this species placement into the human genus, Homo.
Discovery
The first fossil was found in 1960 when a team led by scientists Louis and Mary Leakey uncovered
the fossilized remains of a unique early human at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania.
Because this early human had a combination of features different from those seen in ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dental microwear studies suggest that the diet of H. habilis was flexible and versatile and that they
were capable of eating a broad range of foods, including some tougher foods like leaves, woody
plants, roots, berries and some animal tissues (birds and insects), but that they did not routinely
consume or specialize in eating hard foods like brittle nuts or seeds, dried meat, or very hard tubers.
They also were scroungers who even ate dead animals that they found left by other larger predators.
Surviving and Toolmaking
Homo is a Latin word meaning human or man . The word habilis is based on a Latin word meaning
handy or skilful . This species is known as handy man because stone tools were found near its fossil
remains and it is assumed this species had developed the ability to modify stone into tools.
Homo habilis is thought to have mastered the Lower Paleolithic Olduwan tool set which used stone
flakes. These stone flakes were more advanced than any tools previously used, and gave H. habilis the
edge it needed to prosper in hostile environments previously too formidable for primates.
By a method called direct percussion, a core stone called a biface was hit with a hammer stone to
produce flakes. The biface was made into choppers called the Oldawan pebble
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Beloved Slavery
Beloved Theme and Correlation to Slavery
In 1873 the time period Toni Morrison book Beloved was written slavery had been abolished in Ohio
where the story takes place since 1863. Though the main characters live in a free state they are still
dealing with physical mental, and emotional hardships caused by years of enslavement. This novel
expands past the idea of individuals confined by their past dehumanization and slavery. This novel
which was written about a time period in which the inhumane treatment of people which was legally
and socially acceptable which caused many issues like motherhood in slavery, love, and unity.
One of the themes which affect the lives of the women in this novel is motherhood. Toni Morrison
expresses this theme ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many individuals crave and feel the need to be loved by others so they go looking for it whether it be
from spouse, relative, or friend ultimately everybody wants love. Love can be the most beautiful thing
in the world but love can also make one do crazy things. In Toni Morrison s Beloved, many different
love filled relationships are presented. There are family relationships between siblings, and
relationships between mother and children. There are relationships between adults in various sorts.
The relationships Sethe had with her children is crazy at first glance, and still then some after. Sethe
being a slave did not want to see her children who she loved go through what she herself had to do.
Sethe did not want her children to have their animal characteristics, so when the bounty hunter came
looking for Sethe and her children the love she had for them forced Sethe to do unthinkable things to
her children. Sethe attempted to murder all of her children to avoid them being placed back into
slavery. In her attempt only one actually died which was her first born Daughter Beloved. Though
Sethe tried to murder each of her children Toni shows that Sethe was very remorseful and that could
not properly function after the death of beloved. Sethe could not feed baby Denver correctly and even
got into a fight with Baby Suggs because she fed Denver with Beloved blood still on her. Sethe even
went as far as sleeping with the Headstone engraver to get a tombstone for her child. Sethe deeply felt
death was better than slavery which is why even though she loved her children she crazily attempted
to murder them. Similar to the theme of love unity is also a major theme in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Beloved Theme and Correlation to Slavery
In 1873 the time period Toni Morrison book Beloved was written slavery had been abolished in Ohio
where the story takes place since 1863. Though the main characters live in a free state they are still
dealing with physical mental, and emotional hardships caused by years of enslavement. This novel
expands past the idea of individuals confined by their past dehumanization and slavery. This novel
which was written about a time period in which the inhumane treatment of people which was legally
and socially acceptable which caused many issues like motherhood in slavery, love, and unity.
One of the themes which affect the lives of the women in this novel is motherhood. Toni Morrison
expresses this theme ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many individuals crave and feel the need to be loved by others so they go looking for it whether it be
from spouse, relative, or friend ultimately everybody wants love. Love can be the most beautiful thing
in the world but love can also make one do crazy things. In Toni Morrison s Beloved, many different
love filled relationships are presented. There are family relationships between siblings, and
relationships between mother and children. There are relationships between adults in various sorts.
The relationships Sethe had with her children is crazy at first glance, and still then some after. Sethe
being a slave did not want to see her children who she loved go through what she herself had to do.
Sethe did not want her children to have their animal characteristics, so when the bounty hunter came
looking for Sethe and her children the love she had for them forced Sethe to do unthinkable things to
her children. Sethe attempted to murder all of her children to avoid them being placed back into
slavery. In her attempt only one actually died which was her first born Daughter Beloved. Though
Sethe tried to murder each of her children Toni shows that Sethe was very remorseful and that could
not properly function after the death of beloved. Sethe could not feed baby Denver correctly and even
got into a fight with Baby Suggs because she fed Denver with Beloved blood still on her. Sethe even
went as far as sleeping with the Headstone engraver to get a tombstone for her child. Sethe deeply felt
death was better than slavery which is why even though she loved her children she crazily attempted
to murder them. Similar to the theme of love unity is also a major theme in
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The Marketing Strategy Of The Clayton Liquors
The Clayton Liquors, located at Lancaster Avenue in Wilmington, Delaware (USA) considered for the
research. The Clayton Liquors were established in 2008 with an area of 846 Sqft at the four way street
junction. The liquor store started with two family members as the workers and now employing three
people along with founder and owner. The business was started with an initial expected cash returns of
17 % in 2008 2009. The infrastructure and employees cost are nominal in 2008. The employees costs
were increased by 35% from 2008 to now. The inventory and sales system are manual now in Clayton
Liquors. The liquor store sells regular beverages such as sodas, juices and energy drinks along with
liquor. The range of inventory has been grown ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The targets are placed and tracked manually. The employees details and wages management done on
the paper based accounting only. The profits of the Clayton liquors growing steadily from 2008. The
increased recurring customers and new customers have been an advantage and disadvantage for the
Clayton Liquors. The small shop space does not accommodate many employees and more customers
at busy times. The shop has no provision for the extension as the neighbor doors are residential. The
current sales of the Clayton liquor are $32000 per week with an estimated profit of 22 % after human
resources cost 8% of the profit. The Clayton liquors noticed to be have two major issues regarding
business. Adopting the increased customers become a challenge. The accounting and inventory
management have been difficult with the manual accounting and stock management.
Introducing a DRIVE THRU service can help the Clayton liquor to serve the customers faster without
waiting for them in the store for long. Though the Clayton liquors small in space, it has an advantage
of place at the junction of the street. The store has a provision for the 3 minute drive around the store.
The DRIVE THRU enable the business to go smooth by reducing the waiting customers at the
counter. The preliminary discussion with the store
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The Clayton Liquors, located at Lancaster Avenue in Wilmington, Delaware (USA) considered for the
research. The Clayton Liquors were established in 2008 with an area of 846 Sqft at the four way street
junction. The liquor store started with two family members as the workers and now employing three
people along with founder and owner. The business was started with an initial expected cash returns of
17 % in 2008 2009. The infrastructure and employees cost are nominal in 2008. The employees costs
were increased by 35% from 2008 to now. The inventory and sales system are manual now in Clayton
Liquors. The liquor store sells regular beverages such as sodas, juices and energy drinks along with
liquor. The range of inventory has been grown ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The targets are placed and tracked manually. The employees details and wages management done on
the paper based accounting only. The profits of the Clayton liquors growing steadily from 2008. The
increased recurring customers and new customers have been an advantage and disadvantage for the
Clayton Liquors. The small shop space does not accommodate many employees and more customers
at busy times. The shop has no provision for the extension as the neighbor doors are residential. The
current sales of the Clayton liquor are $32000 per week with an estimated profit of 22 % after human
resources cost 8% of the profit. The Clayton liquors noticed to be have two major issues regarding
business. Adopting the increased customers become a challenge. The accounting and inventory
management have been difficult with the manual accounting and stock management.
Introducing a DRIVE THRU service can help the Clayton liquor to serve the customers faster without
waiting for them in the store for long. Though the Clayton liquors small in space, it has an advantage
of place at the junction of the street. The store has a provision for the 3 minute drive around the store.
The DRIVE THRU enable the business to go smooth by reducing the waiting customers at the
counter. The preliminary discussion with the store
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In The Time Of Butterflies Analysis
History may define the identity of a nation, but its progress and social change makes the nation a
legacy. The way society is systemized today is the result of a millennia of years of victories and
failures. Social change is a blessing of humanity where the basic traits of expression, belief, greed and
cruelty unite to determine the fate of society. Julia Alvarez s In the Time of Butterflies illuminates the
early to middle 20th century Dominican Republic society, where the Mirabal sisters, Dedé, Maria
Teresa, Patria, and Minerva, are agitators of revolution after seeing dictator Trujillo promote injustice
throughout the country. Though Maria Teresa, Patria and Minerva do not live on to see new changes in
their future society, revolutionaries ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having connections to one another increases the desire to fight, which also increases the chances of
winning a revolution. This can be seen when peasants and the Bourgeoisie of the Third Estate of
France unite and break away from the Estates General to form the National Assembly. The National
Assembly would not have formed and if the peasants and the Bourgeoisie did not collaborate on their
thoughts of being the least privileged amongst the other two estates. Similarly Maria Teresa, leaving
her friends from prison, assures herself that the connection will continue. It does not go away because
you leave. And I begin to understand the revolution in a new way (Alvarez 253). Being connected to
peers in the same society, even with those who are not supposedly well reputed, gives real purpose to
the goals that are going to be accomplished. Connections are never deteriorated when they are formed.
Just because one leaves a situation, it does not mean one leaves forever. Maria Teresa understands the
revolution in a new way in that befriending assumed criminals in her prison cell gives her more
perspective on who the revolution really is for. Even though the revolution is supposedly for everyone
suffering from the government s oppression, the revolution can delve into justice for those who really
need it. In this world there is no one who is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
History may define the identity of a nation, but its progress and social change makes the nation a
legacy. The way society is systemized today is the result of a millennia of years of victories and
failures. Social change is a blessing of humanity where the basic traits of expression, belief, greed and
cruelty unite to determine the fate of society. Julia Alvarez s In the Time of Butterflies illuminates the
early to middle 20th century Dominican Republic society, where the Mirabal sisters, Dedé, Maria
Teresa, Patria, and Minerva, are agitators of revolution after seeing dictator Trujillo promote injustice
throughout the country. Though Maria Teresa, Patria and Minerva do not live on to see new changes in
their future society, revolutionaries ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having connections to one another increases the desire to fight, which also increases the chances of
winning a revolution. This can be seen when peasants and the Bourgeoisie of the Third Estate of
France unite and break away from the Estates General to form the National Assembly. The National
Assembly would not have formed and if the peasants and the Bourgeoisie did not collaborate on their
thoughts of being the least privileged amongst the other two estates. Similarly Maria Teresa, leaving
her friends from prison, assures herself that the connection will continue. It does not go away because
you leave. And I begin to understand the revolution in a new way (Alvarez 253). Being connected to
peers in the same society, even with those who are not supposedly well reputed, gives real purpose to
the goals that are going to be accomplished. Connections are never deteriorated when they are formed.
Just because one leaves a situation, it does not mean one leaves forever. Maria Teresa understands the
revolution in a new way in that befriending assumed criminals in her prison cell gives her more
perspective on who the revolution really is for. Even though the revolution is supposedly for everyone
suffering from the government s oppression, the revolution can delve into justice for those who really
need it. In this world there is no one who is
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Delaney In The Classroom
Throughout the course of the semester I had the chance to connect with Delaney in the CHAMP lab.
She is eight years old and she is also in third grade. Her favorite sports to do are gymnastics and
soccer. Her favorite movies are finding Nemo and finding Dori. Her favorite foods are pizza, carrots,
grapes, raspberries, l and chicken curry. Her favorite things to drink is milk, hot chocolate, orange,
grape, and apple juice. Her favorite thing to do outside in the wintertime is to go sledding with her
friends. Her least favorite things are spinach, onions, and spicy foods. Delaney was a great student to
connect with, she never had any behavioral issues with students, mentors, or staff. She was also one of
the better movers in the CHAMP lab as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When I had her throw to me she had her shoulders facing towards me in a vertical wind up. Then she
performed a contralateral and she had a limited spinal rotation. What she needs to work on for
overhand throwing to get into the mature stage is to stand sideways and practice the segmented
rotation then following through. What I would do to help her is I would put a resistance band with
handles on the goal post on the turf. then I would have her grab the handle and stand sideways. Then I
would have her step and rotate with the band in a throwing motion. This would help her get the
concept of the rotation part. Then I would give her a towel then I would have grab and folding chair. I
would have her non dominant leg sit on the chair and then she would have to snap the towel on the
ground to get the concept of the follow through. This would be the way how I would fix her overhand
throwing. What I could see Delaney in the future in sports is soccer and basketball. The way she can
dribble in kick and pass on the turf when we play soccer she shows signs that she has a lot of potential
of being a soccer player. I can also can see her playing basketball, even though I have never seen her
shoot a basketball, but guessing by how well she could dribble and slide and how good of a mover she
is I believe it could translate on the basketball
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Throughout the course of the semester I had the chance to connect with Delaney in the CHAMP lab.
She is eight years old and she is also in third grade. Her favorite sports to do are gymnastics and
soccer. Her favorite movies are finding Nemo and finding Dori. Her favorite foods are pizza, carrots,
grapes, raspberries, l and chicken curry. Her favorite things to drink is milk, hot chocolate, orange,
grape, and apple juice. Her favorite thing to do outside in the wintertime is to go sledding with her
friends. Her least favorite things are spinach, onions, and spicy foods. Delaney was a great student to
connect with, she never had any behavioral issues with students, mentors, or staff. She was also one of
the better movers in the CHAMP lab as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When I had her throw to me she had her shoulders facing towards me in a vertical wind up. Then she
performed a contralateral and she had a limited spinal rotation. What she needs to work on for
overhand throwing to get into the mature stage is to stand sideways and practice the segmented
rotation then following through. What I would do to help her is I would put a resistance band with
handles on the goal post on the turf. then I would have her grab the handle and stand sideways. Then I
would have her step and rotate with the band in a throwing motion. This would help her get the
concept of the rotation part. Then I would give her a towel then I would have grab and folding chair. I
would have her non dominant leg sit on the chair and then she would have to snap the towel on the
ground to get the concept of the follow through. This would be the way how I would fix her overhand
throwing. What I could see Delaney in the future in sports is soccer and basketball. The way she can
dribble in kick and pass on the turf when we play soccer she shows signs that she has a lot of potential
of being a soccer player. I can also can see her playing basketball, even though I have never seen her
shoot a basketball, but guessing by how well she could dribble and slide and how good of a mover she
is I believe it could translate on the basketball
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Forensic Ethics Case Study
NCIS is a crime show that has aired on CBS since 2005 (CBS.com). It follows the dynamics of a team
of agents, and scientists who investigate all crimes with Navy or Marine Corps tie (CBS.com). One of
only two females permanently on the team is forensic specialist Abby Sciuto (CBS.com). Although
she is portrayed as strong independent woman, she is also treated mush like a child needing protection
by her male teammates, as well as serving as a sexual fantasy for other characters (Bergamn, K.). This
paper will look at the similarities and differences between the real work of forensic specialists and
NCIS portrayal of the job through the charater Abby, and the different ways men and women are
treated in the criminal justice system as a whole.
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NCIS is a crime show that has aired on CBS since 2005 (CBS.com). It follows the dynamics of a team
of agents, and scientists who investigate all crimes with Navy or Marine Corps tie (CBS.com). One of
only two females permanently on the team is forensic specialist Abby Sciuto (CBS.com). Although
she is portrayed as strong independent woman, she is also treated mush like a child needing protection
by her male teammates, as well as serving as a sexual fantasy for other characters (Bergamn, K.). This
paper will look at the similarities and differences between the real work of forensic specialists and
NCIS portrayal of the job through the charater Abby, and the different ways men and women are
treated in the criminal justice system as a whole.
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A Summary Of Vildar s Fight
Vildar flexed his fingers and put his elbow on the table. Tiber Grist shrugged and followed suit.
Arm wrestling. That s what the game is. Thought Holt. Probably not the best move Vildar had made,
especially drunk and against an opponent who was bigger and stronger than him. But strength was not
always the winner in these things, a little cunning always helped, and that s what Holt hoped to adopt.
They took their positions, hands interlocking. Tiber Grist grinned crookedly at his challenger.
Immediately Vildar s arm was driven back. Holt watched as his muscles locked taking the strain. Veins
in his arms and temples bulged, threatening to burst as he tried to force the stronger Gnomes arm
back. But it was no use, sweat beaded his forehead and eyes popping with the ... Show more content
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He cracked his knuckles. Very well, but I warn you, I am not very good at this.
Tiber Grist eyed him, deciding whether to believe him or not.
Holt had lied. In fact, he was very good at this. Eldon and himself often arm wrestled for fun, and like
Grist, Eldon was bigger and stronger than him.
But he did not need to win. For this plan to work. He needed to lose.
He took the strain, forcing the other Gnomes arm backwards. He might mean to lose the game but it
did not mean he was going to make it easy for Grist.
Holt continued to force the arm back. A look of startled surprise crossed Tiber Grist s features. A bead
of sweat ran down his face and dripped off the nose ring.
Slowly Holt released the pressure. Not enough to cause suspicion, just enough to let Grist think he was
gaining the upper hand.
Around them the other Gnome s bayed and chanted, slapping their hands and beer jugs on the wooden
benches.
Gradually Grist wrestled Holt s arm back until it was inches above the tabletop. Holt held it there,
showing the strain on his face. Then he let it go. Tiber Grist grinned in triumph. Well done, for a
moment there I thought you had me.
Lucky, I guess, Holt
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Vildar flexed his fingers and put his elbow on the table. Tiber Grist shrugged and followed suit.
Arm wrestling. That s what the game is. Thought Holt. Probably not the best move Vildar had made,
especially drunk and against an opponent who was bigger and stronger than him. But strength was not
always the winner in these things, a little cunning always helped, and that s what Holt hoped to adopt.
They took their positions, hands interlocking. Tiber Grist grinned crookedly at his challenger.
Immediately Vildar s arm was driven back. Holt watched as his muscles locked taking the strain. Veins
in his arms and temples bulged, threatening to burst as he tried to force the stronger Gnomes arm
back. But it was no use, sweat beaded his forehead and eyes popping with the ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
He cracked his knuckles. Very well, but I warn you, I am not very good at this.
Tiber Grist eyed him, deciding whether to believe him or not.
Holt had lied. In fact, he was very good at this. Eldon and himself often arm wrestled for fun, and like
Grist, Eldon was bigger and stronger than him.
But he did not need to win. For this plan to work. He needed to lose.
He took the strain, forcing the other Gnomes arm backwards. He might mean to lose the game but it
did not mean he was going to make it easy for Grist.
Holt continued to force the arm back. A look of startled surprise crossed Tiber Grist s features. A bead
of sweat ran down his face and dripped off the nose ring.
Slowly Holt released the pressure. Not enough to cause suspicion, just enough to let Grist think he was
gaining the upper hand.
Around them the other Gnome s bayed and chanted, slapping their hands and beer jugs on the wooden
benches.
Gradually Grist wrestled Holt s arm back until it was inches above the tabletop. Holt held it there,
showing the strain on his face. Then he let it go. Tiber Grist grinned in triumph. Well done, for a
moment there I thought you had me.
Lucky, I guess, Holt
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