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Social Issues Topics For Essays
Crafting an essay on the broad theme of "Social Issues Topics For Essays" can be both
challenging and rewarding. The difficulty arises from the vastness and complexity of social
issues that one can choose to address. The topic encompasses a wide array of subjects, including
but not limited to inequality, discrimination, poverty, environmental concerns, healthcare
disparities, and cultural clashes.
The challenge lies in selecting a specific aspect or issue within this broad category and delving
into it deeply enough to provide a comprehensive and meaningful analysis. It requires thorough
research, critical thinking, and the ability to synthesize information from various sources.
Moreover, the writer must navigate through the intricacies of the chosen social issue,
understanding its historical context, current dynamics, and potential future implications.
Additionally, addressing social issues often involves navigating sensitive topics that can evoke
strong emotions. Balancing objectivity and empathy is crucial to present a fair and unbiased
perspective. Moreover, the writer must be prepared to grapple with the ethical dimensions of the
issues at hand and consider multiple viewpoints.
Despite the challenges, writing an essay on social issues offers an opportunity for personal
growth and societal impact. It encourages individuals to engage with and reflect on complex
problems, fostering a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of society. By addressing
these issues in written form, writers contribute to a broader conversation and potentially
influence perspectives and actions.
For those facing difficulties, it's worth noting that there are resources available to provide
assistance. Services like HelpWriting.net offer support in crafting essays on a variety of topics,
including social issues. Through such platforms, individuals can access professional guidance to
enhance their writing and better articulate their thoughts on these crucial matters.
Social Issues Topics For EssaysSocial Issues Topics For Essays
Crafting an essay on the broad theme of "Social Issues Topics For Essays" can be both
challenging and rewarding. The difficulty arises from the vastness and complexity of social
issues that one can choose to address. The topic encompasses a wide array of subjects, including
but not limited to inequality, discrimination, poverty, environmental concerns, healthcare
disparities, and cultural clashes.
The challenge lies in selecting a specific aspect or issue within this broad category and delving
into it deeply enough to provide a comprehensive and meaningful analysis. It requires thorough
research, critical thinking, and the ability to synthesize information from various sources.
Moreover, the writer must navigate through the intricacies of the chosen social issue,
understanding its historical context, current dynamics, and potential future implications.
Additionally, addressing social issues often involves navigating sensitive topics that can evoke
strong emotions. Balancing objectivity and empathy is crucial to present a fair and unbiased
perspective. Moreover, the writer must be prepared to grapple with the ethical dimensions of the
issues at hand and consider multiple viewpoints.
Despite the challenges, writing an essay on social issues offers an opportunity for personal
growth and societal impact. It encourages individuals to engage with and reflect on complex
problems, fostering a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of society. By addressing
these issues in written form, writers contribute to a broader conversation and potentially
influence perspectives and actions.
For those facing difficulties, it's worth noting that there are resources available to provide
assistance. Services like HelpWriting.net offer support in crafting essays on a variety of topics,
including social issues. Through such platforms, individuals can access professional guidance to
enhance their writing and better articulate their thoughts on these crucial matters.
Social Issues Topics For EssaysSocial Issues Topics For Essays
Pre Assessment Of Student Interest
Pre Assessment of Student Interest: To assess student interest in planning a school
dance, I would use a bubble map. I would ask the students Have they ever attended
a school dance? Then I would ask If you have attend a school dance write down
what you liked about the dance. If you haven t attend a schooldancewrite down what
you think you might like to have at a school dance. Example of bubble map:
Students may add more off shoots bubbles if they need to. My PBLBubble Map.docx
As students complete their bubble maps, I would ask them to come up to one of
the six poster papers hanging on the wall, and write one or two of their likes that
they had written down. Once all students had a chance to write down a like on one
of the poster papers, the class as a whole would compare the six list and discuss
what they had in common and uncommon with their classmates as far as what they
would like to have at a school dance.
Project Hook: The day that I am pre assessing student interest, with the bubble map
and the poster papers, the classroom will be decorated with balloons, decorations,
and streamers. I will call the principal to my class and she will unveil the project by
explain what services she is requesting for the school dance by the party planning
company. The company winning the bid will provide a demonstration dance for the
class.
Driving Questions: How can you plan and budget for a school dance while working
within a fixed budget and make a profit?
Design
Pre Assessment of Student Interest: To assess student interest in planning a school
dance, I would use a bubble map. I would ask the students Have they ever attended
a school dance? Then I would ask If you have attend a school dance write down
what you liked about the dance. If you haven t attend a schooldancewrite down what
you think you might like to have at a school dance. Example of bubble map:
Students may add more off shoots bubbles if they need to. My PBLBubble Map.docx
As students complete their bubble maps, I would ask them to come up to one of
the six poster papers hanging on the wall, and write one or two of their likes that
they had written down. Once all students had a chance to write down a like on one
of the poster papers, the class as a whole would compare the six list and discuss
what they had in common and uncommon with their classmates as far as what they
would like to have at a school dance.
Project Hook: The day that I am pre assessing student interest, with the bubble map
and the poster papers, the classroom will be decorated with balloons, decorations,
and streamers. I will call the principal to my class and she will unveil the project by
explain what services she is requesting for the school dance by the party planning
company. The company winning the bid will provide a demonstration dance for the
class.
Driving Questions: How can you plan and budget for a school dance while working
within a fixed budget and make a profit?
Design
Discuss the Changing Urban Dynamics of One City
Selected...
Sydney, centrally located on the eastern coast, is Australia s largest and most
influential city. Its multicultural nature, advanced infrastructure, state of the art
technologies, scale of foreign investment and architectural ingenuity not only make
for a highly desired international tourist destination but are all compelling evidence to
suggest that Sydneyis in fact an established cityof the developed world. As in any
developed city, there are a myriad of urban dynamics of change at work that have, and
will continue to evolve the morphology of the Australian metropolis.
The Greater Sydney Metropolitan Region (GSMR) is one of the largest metropolitan
areas in the world. Its wide ranging spatial articulation extends from Wollongong in
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the major recommendations of the strategy was to increase housing densities,
that is, urban consolidation. Even with a policy of urban consolidation, Sydney has
continued to expand rapidly into the rural urban fringe as new suburbs are continually
being established.
It can also be argued that urban consolidation has only been moderately effective in
Sydney as population density remains fairly low for such a large city. For these
reasons, it can be seen that the city s urban consolidation strategies may need to be
reviewed.
Over a period of time, parts of cities tend to decay in the sense that they are not as
modern as other parts or they have simply been neglected. This may include
disused factories, railway yards and dockyard areas as well as residential areas.
This process is known as urban decay and effected areas are often referred to as
blighted zones of the city. In the case of Sydney, urban decay is evident in the
poorer quality terrace housing suburbs such as Newtown, Pyrmont, Ultimo, Glebe
and Redfern, former railway workshops and yards such as Eveleigh in Redfern,
former dock and railway areas in Darling Harbour and Pyrmont and former factory
areas in Zetland and Rhodes. (ref. map on page 4). Sydney councils are now making
an effort to upgrade and redevelop these areas of decay/urban blight through the
processes of urban renewal and gentrification.
Many other cities,
Selected...
Sydney, centrally located on the eastern coast, is Australia s largest and most
influential city. Its multicultural nature, advanced infrastructure, state of the art
technologies, scale of foreign investment and architectural ingenuity not only make
for a highly desired international tourist destination but are all compelling evidence to
suggest that Sydneyis in fact an established cityof the developed world. As in any
developed city, there are a myriad of urban dynamics of change at work that have, and
will continue to evolve the morphology of the Australian metropolis.
The Greater Sydney Metropolitan Region (GSMR) is one of the largest metropolitan
areas in the world. Its wide ranging spatial articulation extends from Wollongong in
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the major recommendations of the strategy was to increase housing densities,
that is, urban consolidation. Even with a policy of urban consolidation, Sydney has
continued to expand rapidly into the rural urban fringe as new suburbs are continually
being established.
It can also be argued that urban consolidation has only been moderately effective in
Sydney as population density remains fairly low for such a large city. For these
reasons, it can be seen that the city s urban consolidation strategies may need to be
reviewed.
Over a period of time, parts of cities tend to decay in the sense that they are not as
modern as other parts or they have simply been neglected. This may include
disused factories, railway yards and dockyard areas as well as residential areas.
This process is known as urban decay and effected areas are often referred to as
blighted zones of the city. In the case of Sydney, urban decay is evident in the
poorer quality terrace housing suburbs such as Newtown, Pyrmont, Ultimo, Glebe
and Redfern, former railway workshops and yards such as Eveleigh in Redfern,
former dock and railway areas in Darling Harbour and Pyrmont and former factory
areas in Zetland and Rhodes. (ref. map on page 4). Sydney councils are now making
an effort to upgrade and redevelop these areas of decay/urban blight through the
processes of urban renewal and gentrification.
Many other cities,
Corporate Sustainability And The Social, Environmental
And...
Executive Summary This report explores corporate sustainability and the social,
environmental and financial performance of International Paper Company. Today we
see a growing momentum to reduce carbon footprints and co create new social and
economic structures. (http://www.interfaceglobal.com/ Company/Leadership Team
/Ray Watch. aspx) Sustainabilityconsists of environmental and social performance as
well as financial performance. Companies which can incorporate these strong values
and cultures are becoming more the norm than not. Many studies now show that most
companies have adapted some form of sustainability with some doing so at a higher
level than others. In a study by Robert G. Eccles and George Serafeim, they compared
ninety companies that they considered to be high sustainability companies and 90
companies that they considered to be low sustainability companies were compared.
The findings of their 18 year time frame showed that the high sustainability
companies outperformed the low sustainability companies in the stock market and
financially. This only occurred in a long term plan. Therefore companies who want
results in the short term might not see the results they want immediately. (Eccles and
Serafeim) In today s society corporations have a responsibility to the environmentas
well as to making a profit. A range of social and environmental issues and what is
expected of the modern day corporation will be discussed along
And...
Executive Summary This report explores corporate sustainability and the social,
environmental and financial performance of International Paper Company. Today we
see a growing momentum to reduce carbon footprints and co create new social and
economic structures. (http://www.interfaceglobal.com/ Company/Leadership Team
/Ray Watch. aspx) Sustainabilityconsists of environmental and social performance as
well as financial performance. Companies which can incorporate these strong values
and cultures are becoming more the norm than not. Many studies now show that most
companies have adapted some form of sustainability with some doing so at a higher
level than others. In a study by Robert G. Eccles and George Serafeim, they compared
ninety companies that they considered to be high sustainability companies and 90
companies that they considered to be low sustainability companies were compared.
The findings of their 18 year time frame showed that the high sustainability
companies outperformed the low sustainability companies in the stock market and
financially. This only occurred in a long term plan. Therefore companies who want
results in the short term might not see the results they want immediately. (Eccles and
Serafeim) In today s society corporations have a responsibility to the environmentas
well as to making a profit. A range of social and environmental issues and what is
expected of the modern day corporation will be discussed along
Enterococcus Faecalis Research Paper
Enterococcus Faecalis In 1899, Thiercelin found a new gram positive diplococcus
that he named enterocoque, suggesting that he believed that this bacterium had
something to do with the intestines. He also described finding this bacterium in
patients who had enteritis, appendicitis and meningitis (Murray). In 1906, Andrewes
and Hoarder isolated this same bacterium from a patient suffering from endocarditis
and they also discovered a relationship with urinary tract infections. They named it
Streptococcus faecalis, again because of similarities to the human intestinal tract
(Murray). Other early 20th century instances of infection where S. faecalis has been
associated but not known to be definitively causative include wound infections after
World War I, osteomyelitis,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1984, Schleifer and Kilpper Balz used DNA DNA and DNA rRNA hybridization,
a form nucleic acid testing, to prove that Streptococcus faecalis and Streptococcus
faecium were unique
Enterococcus Faecalis In 1899, Thiercelin found a new gram positive diplococcus
that he named enterocoque, suggesting that he believed that this bacterium had
something to do with the intestines. He also described finding this bacterium in
patients who had enteritis, appendicitis and meningitis (Murray). In 1906, Andrewes
and Hoarder isolated this same bacterium from a patient suffering from endocarditis
and they also discovered a relationship with urinary tract infections. They named it
Streptococcus faecalis, again because of similarities to the human intestinal tract
(Murray). Other early 20th century instances of infection where S. faecalis has been
associated but not known to be definitively causative include wound infections after
World War I, osteomyelitis,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1984, Schleifer and Kilpper Balz used DNA DNA and DNA rRNA hybridization,
a form nucleic acid testing, to prove that Streptococcus faecalis and Streptococcus
faecium were unique
Ignorance Vs Ignorance
Often innocence is paired with ignorance, but there should be a divisible line
between the two. Lacking knowledge on subjects that are erotic, inappropriate or
unfavorable makes one innocent. It does not make them ignorant because they are
still aware but choose not to speak on them. Ignorance can be the lack of knowledge
on those matters as well, but has chosen to speak on them anyway. This is pernicious
because it can strip innocence away. Innocence does not equal ignorance and being
sheltered from the corruptions of society does not make one less aware of the world
around them. People corrupted by experience portray ignorance if they are still
oblivious to their surroundings. An ignorant person will continue to speak on matters
they... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ignorance is the action of willfully ignoring veracity. If innocence can be learned,
then ignorance could be taught. In that case the teacher is gradually eradicating the
once innocent of their innocence. One might say that innocence is also the result of
and held within the imagination. Considering that innocence can be learned, does
that mean it can be regained? A young child is oblivious to the corruption of the
world. An older child is aware of it, but still maintains their innocence by keeping
themselves protected from potential harm. As an adult, it is proven difficult to keep
innocence. Adults need to take responsibility and initiative. Doing so heightens the
probability that they are more greatly affected by the demoralization of the world.
As Tim Lott shares his experience on this pondering question he expresses an almost
buoyant outlook on the answer. Lott states that innocence is the growth of self
consciousness , to become more aware of oneself. He also mentions that you cannot
fully reclaim innocence in its initial form. As one gets older, they can forget what
the world has taught them. Lott uses a quote from Shakespeare that interestingly
puts the recovery of one s innocence into a new perspective. He quotes Last scene of
all, That ends this strange eventful history, Is second childishness and mere oblivion.
this can be compared to alzheimer s. It is safe to say that one suffering from this
disease unlearns most, if not all, of their experiences
Often innocence is paired with ignorance, but there should be a divisible line
between the two. Lacking knowledge on subjects that are erotic, inappropriate or
unfavorable makes one innocent. It does not make them ignorant because they are
still aware but choose not to speak on them. Ignorance can be the lack of knowledge
on those matters as well, but has chosen to speak on them anyway. This is pernicious
because it can strip innocence away. Innocence does not equal ignorance and being
sheltered from the corruptions of society does not make one less aware of the world
around them. People corrupted by experience portray ignorance if they are still
oblivious to their surroundings. An ignorant person will continue to speak on matters
they... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ignorance is the action of willfully ignoring veracity. If innocence can be learned,
then ignorance could be taught. In that case the teacher is gradually eradicating the
once innocent of their innocence. One might say that innocence is also the result of
and held within the imagination. Considering that innocence can be learned, does
that mean it can be regained? A young child is oblivious to the corruption of the
world. An older child is aware of it, but still maintains their innocence by keeping
themselves protected from potential harm. As an adult, it is proven difficult to keep
innocence. Adults need to take responsibility and initiative. Doing so heightens the
probability that they are more greatly affected by the demoralization of the world.
As Tim Lott shares his experience on this pondering question he expresses an almost
buoyant outlook on the answer. Lott states that innocence is the growth of self
consciousness , to become more aware of oneself. He also mentions that you cannot
fully reclaim innocence in its initial form. As one gets older, they can forget what
the world has taught them. Lott uses a quote from Shakespeare that interestingly
puts the recovery of one s innocence into a new perspective. He quotes Last scene of
all, That ends this strange eventful history, Is second childishness and mere oblivion.
this can be compared to alzheimer s. It is safe to say that one suffering from this
disease unlearns most, if not all, of their experiences
Saturation And Synthesis Essay
Discussion When the degree of saturation О© is equal to one, the system is at
equilibrium. When О© is greater than one, precipitation should occur because the
solution is saturated in ions with respect to the solid mineral form. The data show
that gypsum should have started precipitating between sample 1 and sample 2
collection time, because this is when the degree of saturation moves to beyond 1.
The peak saturation for gypsum occurs between sample 3 and sample 4, and
decreases afterwards. This decrease is most likely caused by the decrease in available
ions after gypsum continued to precipitate through the experiment, leaving fewer
calcium and sulfate ions to contribute to the degree of saturation. As evaporation
continues, halite approaches... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Degree of saturation calculations showed that gypsum precipitated sometime before
sample 2 was taken and peaked around the time sample 4 was taken. Although
calculated degrees of saturation for halite did not exceed 1, the sudden decrease in
sodium and chloride ions in solutions indicate that precipitation most likely occurred,
and then exhausted the ions to the point where the solution was no longer saturated.
Because the precipitate was not analyzed, whether or not halite did precipitate out is
not known. The order of precipitation recorded in the experiment agrees with Usiglio
s original
Discussion When the degree of saturation О© is equal to one, the system is at
equilibrium. When О© is greater than one, precipitation should occur because the
solution is saturated in ions with respect to the solid mineral form. The data show
that gypsum should have started precipitating between sample 1 and sample 2
collection time, because this is when the degree of saturation moves to beyond 1.
The peak saturation for gypsum occurs between sample 3 and sample 4, and
decreases afterwards. This decrease is most likely caused by the decrease in available
ions after gypsum continued to precipitate through the experiment, leaving fewer
calcium and sulfate ions to contribute to the degree of saturation. As evaporation
continues, halite approaches... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Degree of saturation calculations showed that gypsum precipitated sometime before
sample 2 was taken and peaked around the time sample 4 was taken. Although
calculated degrees of saturation for halite did not exceed 1, the sudden decrease in
sodium and chloride ions in solutions indicate that precipitation most likely occurred,
and then exhausted the ions to the point where the solution was no longer saturated.
Because the precipitate was not analyzed, whether or not halite did precipitate out is
not known. The order of precipitation recorded in the experiment agrees with Usiglio
s original
Anthology on Individual Rights
An anthology is a collection of works that portray a theme. One prevalent theme
that is essential to the world around us is having individual rights. These rights are
prominent in Self Reliance , From Bonifacius: Essays to Do Good , From Poems
on Various Subjects. On Being Brought from Africa to America. , and From
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: Chapter X, . Within this anthology, the
reader(s) will discover passages that represent the balancing act of individual rights
versus societal rights in America. In Self Reliance , by Ralph Waldo Emerson, the
audience can see a theme of a desire for an individualistic society. Ralph Emerson
wrote: Whoso would be a man, must be a nonconformist (935). This statement is...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another piece of evidence for this belief is, It is easy in a world to live after the
world s opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he
who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of
solitude (Emerson 937). This proves that Emerson believed that it was easier for
an individual to follow the example of the men who came before them; however,
the world cannot advance if individuals only repeat what others have done. At the
same time, Emerson is saying that an individual who follows their own thoughts
will live happily among the larger population; however, they will maintain their
solidarity. Emerson believed that individuals who do not conform to the ways of
the world and follow their own path will prosper. From Bonifacius: Essays to Do
Good , by Cotton Mather, demonstrates the belief that individuals who do good
deeds will be honored. Mather was a puritan and used his writings to spread his
beliefs, such as: the kingdom of God in the world calls for innumerable services
from us. To do such things is to do good (Mather 198). Mather used his belief in
God to attempt to persuade individuals that if they did good deeds, that were
required by God, they would be doing good. He believed men doing good would
feel a sense of accomplishment from serving their master. Similarly, he wrote: To
have done good, was accounted honorable (Mather 199). On the same
An anthology is a collection of works that portray a theme. One prevalent theme
that is essential to the world around us is having individual rights. These rights are
prominent in Self Reliance , From Bonifacius: Essays to Do Good , From Poems
on Various Subjects. On Being Brought from Africa to America. , and From
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: Chapter X, . Within this anthology, the
reader(s) will discover passages that represent the balancing act of individual rights
versus societal rights in America. In Self Reliance , by Ralph Waldo Emerson, the
audience can see a theme of a desire for an individualistic society. Ralph Emerson
wrote: Whoso would be a man, must be a nonconformist (935). This statement is...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another piece of evidence for this belief is, It is easy in a world to live after the
world s opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he
who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of
solitude (Emerson 937). This proves that Emerson believed that it was easier for
an individual to follow the example of the men who came before them; however,
the world cannot advance if individuals only repeat what others have done. At the
same time, Emerson is saying that an individual who follows their own thoughts
will live happily among the larger population; however, they will maintain their
solidarity. Emerson believed that individuals who do not conform to the ways of
the world and follow their own path will prosper. From Bonifacius: Essays to Do
Good , by Cotton Mather, demonstrates the belief that individuals who do good
deeds will be honored. Mather was a puritan and used his writings to spread his
beliefs, such as: the kingdom of God in the world calls for innumerable services
from us. To do such things is to do good (Mather 198). Mather used his belief in
God to attempt to persuade individuals that if they did good deeds, that were
required by God, they would be doing good. He believed men doing good would
feel a sense of accomplishment from serving their master. Similarly, he wrote: To
have done good, was accounted honorable (Mather 199). On the same
A Report On The Company Embraer
The company Embraer has made a major investment in the Phenom 300. It s design
life is 28,000 cycles or 35,000 hours, assuring it will have a 30 to 40 year economic
life even with heavy economical use (Pilot Report). In order to have a more reliable
aircraft Embraer improved the Phenom 100 to produce the Phenom 300. The Phenom
300 contains a trimmable horizontal stabilizer to provide a better pitch control, and
fly by wire multifunction spoilers. These panels provide pilot commanded inflight
speed brake, automatic ground spoiler and automatic differential roll spoiler actuation
to augment roll control authority. (Pilot Report). If engine failure occurs, the Phenom
300 has a spring loaded rudder boost system that automatically is used... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Aircraft has to not only be designed for reliability but also for maintenance. Basic
maintenance intervals are 12 months or 600 flight hours. The aircraft s MSG 3
maintenance friendly design allows windshields replacement in two hours. The
third generation L 3 SmartProbes eliminate unneeded tubes and pipes between
probes and ADC boxes. All antennas and other external sensors can be easily
replaced from outside the airplane. Gel gaskets eliminate the use liquid sealants
that are necessary before flight. All flight control cables are designed to
minimized reversal during the installation. The dual batteries that were mentioned
earlier slide out on trays for easy access and replacement. One type of grease is
used for the aircraft. The fuel boost pumps have brushless motors for long life and
they are mounted in dry canisters so they may be changed without defueling the
aircraft (Pilot Report). The winglets uses screws to make them easy to remove and
replace. A central maintenance computer can check autopilot servo torque which
eliminates removal for bench tests. The oxygen bottle may be refilled through a port
in the nose baggage compartment. The Phenom 300 has the downside of having
fresh water reservoirs must be replenished internally because the systems weren t
installed in the flight test aircraft. This would change workload issues if accessed
externally. The use of ground power allow all the
The company Embraer has made a major investment in the Phenom 300. It s design
life is 28,000 cycles or 35,000 hours, assuring it will have a 30 to 40 year economic
life even with heavy economical use (Pilot Report). In order to have a more reliable
aircraft Embraer improved the Phenom 100 to produce the Phenom 300. The Phenom
300 contains a trimmable horizontal stabilizer to provide a better pitch control, and
fly by wire multifunction spoilers. These panels provide pilot commanded inflight
speed brake, automatic ground spoiler and automatic differential roll spoiler actuation
to augment roll control authority. (Pilot Report). If engine failure occurs, the Phenom
300 has a spring loaded rudder boost system that automatically is used... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Aircraft has to not only be designed for reliability but also for maintenance. Basic
maintenance intervals are 12 months or 600 flight hours. The aircraft s MSG 3
maintenance friendly design allows windshields replacement in two hours. The
third generation L 3 SmartProbes eliminate unneeded tubes and pipes between
probes and ADC boxes. All antennas and other external sensors can be easily
replaced from outside the airplane. Gel gaskets eliminate the use liquid sealants
that are necessary before flight. All flight control cables are designed to
minimized reversal during the installation. The dual batteries that were mentioned
earlier slide out on trays for easy access and replacement. One type of grease is
used for the aircraft. The fuel boost pumps have brushless motors for long life and
they are mounted in dry canisters so they may be changed without defueling the
aircraft (Pilot Report). The winglets uses screws to make them easy to remove and
replace. A central maintenance computer can check autopilot servo torque which
eliminates removal for bench tests. The oxygen bottle may be refilled through a port
in the nose baggage compartment. The Phenom 300 has the downside of having
fresh water reservoirs must be replenished internally because the systems weren t
installed in the flight test aircraft. This would change workload issues if accessed
externally. The use of ground power allow all the
Confucianism, Taoism, And Confucianism
In Chinese history, there were three main philosophies: Confucianism, Taoism, and
Legalism. These beliefs helped shape Chinese culture as well as Chinese history. Not
only did people believe in these ideas, but the three helped to govern the mighty
Chinese dynasties. These dynasties all provided an impact to each doctrine; the
philosophy that had the greatest impact was legalism because it ended the Warring
States Period, provided structure, and strengthened agriculture, and the military of
China. Although Confucianism, Taoism and Legalism had a few things in common
and at times tried to resolve the same problem, they were very different from each
other in their beliefs, character, and ways of life. Confucianism was founded by the
first Chinese thinker to address both the political and social order of things
straightforwardly and self consciously. Kong Fuzi, or Confuciusin English, lived from
551 479 B.C.E., but his teachings did not reach their full potential during the his
life of an educator and political advisor born into an aristocratic family. Confucius
gathered many disciples to spread his beliefs that were rooted in moral, ethical, and
political character. He didn t address questions about religion because he believed
they were above the human moral intelligence capacity, nor those regarding obscure,
complicated philosophical questions because they would not help solve the problems
of China. Confucius did not really even care about the state, but he did believe
In Chinese history, there were three main philosophies: Confucianism, Taoism, and
Legalism. These beliefs helped shape Chinese culture as well as Chinese history. Not
only did people believe in these ideas, but the three helped to govern the mighty
Chinese dynasties. These dynasties all provided an impact to each doctrine; the
philosophy that had the greatest impact was legalism because it ended the Warring
States Period, provided structure, and strengthened agriculture, and the military of
China. Although Confucianism, Taoism and Legalism had a few things in common
and at times tried to resolve the same problem, they were very different from each
other in their beliefs, character, and ways of life. Confucianism was founded by the
first Chinese thinker to address both the political and social order of things
straightforwardly and self consciously. Kong Fuzi, or Confuciusin English, lived from
551 479 B.C.E., but his teachings did not reach their full potential during the his
life of an educator and political advisor born into an aristocratic family. Confucius
gathered many disciples to spread his beliefs that were rooted in moral, ethical, and
political character. He didn t address questions about religion because he believed
they were above the human moral intelligence capacity, nor those regarding obscure,
complicated philosophical questions because they would not help solve the problems
of China. Confucius did not really even care about the state, but he did believe
Digestive System Lab Report
Script
Introduction: The digestive system is needed in order to break down food in order
to be able to use the food as energy, and my group and I have simulated the digestive
process of a muffin.
Mouth:
In the mouth, mastication in the form of chewing takes place, which is a type of
mechanical digestion. Mastication occurs when the teeth, with the incisors simulated
by the knife and the molars simulated by the motor and pestle, cut the food into
smaller particles, which maximised surface area. This allows the amylase enzymes
in the saliva that are secreted from the salivary glands to more rapidly distribute and
break down the starches in the ball of chewed muffin. This is a type of chemical
digestion. The tongue also helps to knead the muffin ... Show more content on
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Villi are 0.5 to 1 millimetres in height and also contain micro villi, and since a
bumpy surface has a larger surface area than a flat one, the villi allow more nutrients
to be absorbed at a faster rate.
The movements within the small intestines can be categorised into two types;
segmenting contraction and peristaltic contraction. In segmenting contractions, the
circular intestine wall constricts allowing the chyme to be mixed and churned.
Peristaltic contraction includes wave like contractions that pushes the chyme
downwards.
6. Large intestine
In the large intestine, mucus is secreted to aid the transportation of chyme through
the cecum, ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid colon. The water and salts
are also absorbed as shown by the paper towel in the simulation, and this results in the
chyme being converted into feces.
7. Rectum
The rectum is the continuation of the sigmoid colon, and it is here where the feces
are stored until the defecation process is needed to dispose of feces through the anal
canal.
Conclusion: In closing, the food goes through the mouth, throat, esophagus, stomach,
small intestine, large intestine and rectum, and convert from a bolus to chyme to
feces, before it has gone through the whole digestive system.
Script
Introduction: The digestive system is needed in order to break down food in order
to be able to use the food as energy, and my group and I have simulated the digestive
process of a muffin.
Mouth:
In the mouth, mastication in the form of chewing takes place, which is a type of
mechanical digestion. Mastication occurs when the teeth, with the incisors simulated
by the knife and the molars simulated by the motor and pestle, cut the food into
smaller particles, which maximised surface area. This allows the amylase enzymes
in the saliva that are secreted from the salivary glands to more rapidly distribute and
break down the starches in the ball of chewed muffin. This is a type of chemical
digestion. The tongue also helps to knead the muffin ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Villi are 0.5 to 1 millimetres in height and also contain micro villi, and since a
bumpy surface has a larger surface area than a flat one, the villi allow more nutrients
to be absorbed at a faster rate.
The movements within the small intestines can be categorised into two types;
segmenting contraction and peristaltic contraction. In segmenting contractions, the
circular intestine wall constricts allowing the chyme to be mixed and churned.
Peristaltic contraction includes wave like contractions that pushes the chyme
downwards.
6. Large intestine
In the large intestine, mucus is secreted to aid the transportation of chyme through
the cecum, ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid colon. The water and salts
are also absorbed as shown by the paper towel in the simulation, and this results in the
chyme being converted into feces.
7. Rectum
The rectum is the continuation of the sigmoid colon, and it is here where the feces
are stored until the defecation process is needed to dispose of feces through the anal
canal.
Conclusion: In closing, the food goes through the mouth, throat, esophagus, stomach,
small intestine, large intestine and rectum, and convert from a bolus to chyme to
feces, before it has gone through the whole digestive system.
The Effect Of Speed Pressure On Working Memory
During...
Abstract
This study examined the effects of speed pressure on working memory during mental
arithmetic tasks. 392 undergraduate students working memory capacities were
measured and participants were divided into high and low working memory groups.
They were then randomly assigned into the fast or slow condition and tested with the
critical stimuli compromised of addition equations. The findings showed that fast
conditions result in higher error rates than the slow conditions. The speed pressure
also caused high working memory individuals to shift from using rule based
processing to associative processing whereas low working memory individuals used
associative processing in both conditions. However, the study found that both groups
show ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Previous studies (Beilock, 2008; Beilock, Kulp, Hot, Carr, 2004; Beilock Carr, 2005;
Gimmig et al., 2006; Beilock DeCaro, 2007) have examined choking under pressure
and concluded that it occurs for those with high working memory (HWM) capacities
whereas low working memory (LWM) individuals were not affected. Although this
finding has been common amongst researchers, each have examined different factors
contributing towards pressure induced failure, in an attempt to explain the
phenomena and most accurately coincide with real life situations.
According to Beilock et al., (2004), explicit monitoring and the Distraction Theory
are reasons as to why skills may fail under pressure. Explicit monitoring, or self
focus, causes the disruption of automatic processes as individuals force conscious
control over the task, causing poorer performance despite the extra effort and
attention (Beilock et al., 2004). In contrast, the Distraction Theory claims that
pressures fill the WM with worries and concerns over performance and task content
which in consequence competes with the resources which are normally utilised for
execution (Beilock et al., 2004). To date, most researchers have provided evidence in
support for explicit monitoring and its effects of choking under pressure whilst the
Distraction Theory has not been adequately
During...
Abstract
This study examined the effects of speed pressure on working memory during mental
arithmetic tasks. 392 undergraduate students working memory capacities were
measured and participants were divided into high and low working memory groups.
They were then randomly assigned into the fast or slow condition and tested with the
critical stimuli compromised of addition equations. The findings showed that fast
conditions result in higher error rates than the slow conditions. The speed pressure
also caused high working memory individuals to shift from using rule based
processing to associative processing whereas low working memory individuals used
associative processing in both conditions. However, the study found that both groups
show ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Previous studies (Beilock, 2008; Beilock, Kulp, Hot, Carr, 2004; Beilock Carr, 2005;
Gimmig et al., 2006; Beilock DeCaro, 2007) have examined choking under pressure
and concluded that it occurs for those with high working memory (HWM) capacities
whereas low working memory (LWM) individuals were not affected. Although this
finding has been common amongst researchers, each have examined different factors
contributing towards pressure induced failure, in an attempt to explain the
phenomena and most accurately coincide with real life situations.
According to Beilock et al., (2004), explicit monitoring and the Distraction Theory
are reasons as to why skills may fail under pressure. Explicit monitoring, or self
focus, causes the disruption of automatic processes as individuals force conscious
control over the task, causing poorer performance despite the extra effort and
attention (Beilock et al., 2004). In contrast, the Distraction Theory claims that
pressures fill the WM with worries and concerns over performance and task content
which in consequence competes with the resources which are normally utilised for
execution (Beilock et al., 2004). To date, most researchers have provided evidence in
support for explicit monitoring and its effects of choking under pressure whilst the
Distraction Theory has not been adequately
Gender Inequality In Japan
Japan, rich in traditionalist, patriarchal culture, is a developed country that has
experienced large economic growth from technological advances. Even with
increasing globalization, its traditions and values remain permeated in everyday life.
Pregnancy outside of marriage is rare. There remains an emphasis on
interdependency, familial duty, and respect for elders. The Japanese recognize the
importance of socialization and the role of working with others to achieve a better
society. Other values, such as academic achievement, come from Confucian
influences from neighboring East Asian countries. Values like these subtly translate
into a drive towards success in the workplace as a means to support and honor their
parents. With such a strong emphasis on achievement, family building itself and
challenging gender expectations have fallen by the wayside. Over the years, female
labor force participation and ineffective government support has resulted in a below
replacement fertilityrate, prompting an aging Japanese population.
Over the last 20 years, Japan s low fertility rates have made a significant impact on
the age structure of the population. Starting with the below replacement total fertility
rate of 1.39 in 1997, this fostered the decline in population (U.S. Census Bureau). In
recent years, the fertility rate in 2017 was 1.41, barely higher than the rate 20 years
ago (U.S. Census Bureau). As total fertility rates remain low, population aging occurs
as fewer children are
Japan, rich in traditionalist, patriarchal culture, is a developed country that has
experienced large economic growth from technological advances. Even with
increasing globalization, its traditions and values remain permeated in everyday life.
Pregnancy outside of marriage is rare. There remains an emphasis on
interdependency, familial duty, and respect for elders. The Japanese recognize the
importance of socialization and the role of working with others to achieve a better
society. Other values, such as academic achievement, come from Confucian
influences from neighboring East Asian countries. Values like these subtly translate
into a drive towards success in the workplace as a means to support and honor their
parents. With such a strong emphasis on achievement, family building itself and
challenging gender expectations have fallen by the wayside. Over the years, female
labor force participation and ineffective government support has resulted in a below
replacement fertilityrate, prompting an aging Japanese population.
Over the last 20 years, Japan s low fertility rates have made a significant impact on
the age structure of the population. Starting with the below replacement total fertility
rate of 1.39 in 1997, this fostered the decline in population (U.S. Census Bureau). In
recent years, the fertility rate in 2017 was 1.41, barely higher than the rate 20 years
ago (U.S. Census Bureau). As total fertility rates remain low, population aging occurs
as fewer children are
Trench Warfare Effects
There are lots of disasters that come along with being a part of trench warfare, but the
worst is the psychological issue. There were lots of disastrous facts about trench
warefare, but this one stands out because it has to do with pretty much all of them.
The men go into the war looking for adventure and the go in thinking that it would be
great fun, but it is not an adventure, or fun. In one website I looked at it talked about
how the soldiers expected lush battlefields and valient fighting, but instead of that
they got dirty, unhygienic, and the ongoing effects were a result.[ Ongoing Effects of
Trench Warfare. Trench Warfare. Accessed December 3, 2015. http:/
/trenchwarfareworldwar1.weebly.com/ongoing effects of trench warfare.html.] The
There are lots of disasters that come along with being a part of trench warfare, but the
worst is the psychological issue. There were lots of disastrous facts about trench
warefare, but this one stands out because it has to do with pretty much all of them.
The men go into the war looking for adventure and the go in thinking that it would be
great fun, but it is not an adventure, or fun. In one website I looked at it talked about
how the soldiers expected lush battlefields and valient fighting, but instead of that
they got dirty, unhygienic, and the ongoing effects were a result.[ Ongoing Effects of
Trench Warfare. Trench Warfare. Accessed December 3, 2015. http:/
/trenchwarfareworldwar1.weebly.com/ongoing effects of trench warfare.html.] The
Cambodian Refugeeв Ђ™s and their adjustment to
American...
Cambodian Refugee s and their adjustment to American Society One of the youngest
ethnic groups of Southeast Asians migrated to the United States during the mid 1970s
was the Cambodian population. They are considered one of the youngest generations
of immigrants in American society along with the rest of the Southeast Asians or
Indo Chinese; Vietnamese, Lao, and Hmong. All of the ethnic groups in the Cold
War era were seeking political asylum to the States from their respective homeland
caused by a Civil War spreading across Vietnam. Nearly hundreds of thousands of
Cambodians refugees fled to Thailand, Europe and other safe haven Asian countries
but majority had escaped to the United States. Unlike earlier Asian immigrants like
the Chinese... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore many fled, seeking political asylum during the reign. But prior to the event,
the American and Cambodian countries have already established a relationship with
one another. A small number of Cambodians lived in the Long Beach area where
Cambodian students attending schools such as California State University of Long
Beach (Kitano and Daniels 74). The presence of settled Cambodians within U.S. soil
attracted many of the 1975 refugees to the Long Beach area. Thus it sparked a huge
migration movement, but many foreigners faced even greater challenges in their new
home. It should be noted that measuring the demographics of the Cambodian
American community has historically been challenging; it is widely suspected that
the community is repeatedly undercounted by the Census Bureau. A 1992 report of
the Census Bureau identified several problems that lead an inaccurate count of this
particular ethnic group (Bunte and Joesph Cenus data). They include language
barriers, mistrust of strangers and the government due to the post traumatic effects of
the Khmer Rouge also known as, Pol Pot Syndrome and the unusual residence and
household composition as significantly affected Census counts. To sum it up, the
statistics are usually generalized as a whole to easily identify the migration patterns,
social behaviors and economic resources of the Cambodian Americans. The,
American...
Cambodian Refugee s and their adjustment to American Society One of the youngest
ethnic groups of Southeast Asians migrated to the United States during the mid 1970s
was the Cambodian population. They are considered one of the youngest generations
of immigrants in American society along with the rest of the Southeast Asians or
Indo Chinese; Vietnamese, Lao, and Hmong. All of the ethnic groups in the Cold
War era were seeking political asylum to the States from their respective homeland
caused by a Civil War spreading across Vietnam. Nearly hundreds of thousands of
Cambodians refugees fled to Thailand, Europe and other safe haven Asian countries
but majority had escaped to the United States. Unlike earlier Asian immigrants like
the Chinese... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore many fled, seeking political asylum during the reign. But prior to the event,
the American and Cambodian countries have already established a relationship with
one another. A small number of Cambodians lived in the Long Beach area where
Cambodian students attending schools such as California State University of Long
Beach (Kitano and Daniels 74). The presence of settled Cambodians within U.S. soil
attracted many of the 1975 refugees to the Long Beach area. Thus it sparked a huge
migration movement, but many foreigners faced even greater challenges in their new
home. It should be noted that measuring the demographics of the Cambodian
American community has historically been challenging; it is widely suspected that
the community is repeatedly undercounted by the Census Bureau. A 1992 report of
the Census Bureau identified several problems that lead an inaccurate count of this
particular ethnic group (Bunte and Joesph Cenus data). They include language
barriers, mistrust of strangers and the government due to the post traumatic effects of
the Khmer Rouge also known as, Pol Pot Syndrome and the unusual residence and
household composition as significantly affected Census counts. To sum it up, the
statistics are usually generalized as a whole to easily identify the migration patterns,
social behaviors and economic resources of the Cambodian Americans. The,
Essay On Black Panther
The Black Panther party was founded by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale in 1966.
The Panthers placed militant self defense of minority communities against the U.S
Government, and fought to establish revolutionary socialism through mass
organizing and community based program. (Baggins, Brian. Black Panther Party,
www.marxists.org/history/usa/workers/black panthers/.). During the 1960 s the
civil rights movement was at its full strength. The BPP fought for change in
America for African Americans and even other minority groups too. They wrote the
Black Panther: Ten Pointe Program in the book War Against the Panthers by Huey
Newton. It was a list of wants they believe they deserved from the government. For
example, point 2 in the list said We want full employment for our people , during
this time period many African Americans and other minority groups were being
discriminated against by not being hired by the business owners. Leaving many
minority people out of work, barely being able to pay their bills. The Black Panthers
believed the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Housing is a sign of wealth and power, and many minority families couldn t have
the opportunity to live in a home they owned in the 1960s. So many minority
families didn t have the same opportunities as white families did in the 60s. Many
tenants had to deal with crazy codes and rent because landlords could take
advantage of there tenants because of there skins. In the 1960s housing regulations
weren t strong, and people could take advantage of people because of there skin. So
people did. Minority groups couldn t fight back but they had The Black Panther party
to fight for them. In the Panther s 10 point program one of the points talk about
housing. Point 10 states We Want Land, Bread, Housing, Education, Clothing,
Justice, And Peace. This shows that the Panthers believed hard enough to put housing
into there 10 point program and fight for
The Black Panther party was founded by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale in 1966.
The Panthers placed militant self defense of minority communities against the U.S
Government, and fought to establish revolutionary socialism through mass
organizing and community based program. (Baggins, Brian. Black Panther Party,
www.marxists.org/history/usa/workers/black panthers/.). During the 1960 s the
civil rights movement was at its full strength. The BPP fought for change in
America for African Americans and even other minority groups too. They wrote the
Black Panther: Ten Pointe Program in the book War Against the Panthers by Huey
Newton. It was a list of wants they believe they deserved from the government. For
example, point 2 in the list said We want full employment for our people , during
this time period many African Americans and other minority groups were being
discriminated against by not being hired by the business owners. Leaving many
minority people out of work, barely being able to pay their bills. The Black Panthers
believed the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Housing is a sign of wealth and power, and many minority families couldn t have
the opportunity to live in a home they owned in the 1960s. So many minority
families didn t have the same opportunities as white families did in the 60s. Many
tenants had to deal with crazy codes and rent because landlords could take
advantage of there tenants because of there skins. In the 1960s housing regulations
weren t strong, and people could take advantage of people because of there skin. So
people did. Minority groups couldn t fight back but they had The Black Panther party
to fight for them. In the Panther s 10 point program one of the points talk about
housing. Point 10 states We Want Land, Bread, Housing, Education, Clothing,
Justice, And Peace. This shows that the Panthers believed hard enough to put housing
into there 10 point program and fight for
Essay On Judaism
In order for the humans in early history to create a successful civilization, they
needed a few main key components. First, these people needed a good food source
so they can sustain a growing population in their community. Next, they needed a
strong army to survive wars between other civilizations and each other. Finally, they
needed a powerful leader to create laws for the civilians. The Hebrews, a civilization
in Canaan, did not have all of these key factors. Although, they were still famous for
their religion, Judaism. Judaism was unique compared to other religions in the region
because it focused on morality, gave the freedom to choose, and it was monotheistic.
All of the empires near the Hebrews were very warlike people. They had strong
armies, weapons such as iron weapons and horse drawn chariots, and some of these
empires were very conquerors, such as Persia. The Hebrews were not warlike people.
Instead, they were a very ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Monotheism is a religion that believes in one God. The Hebrews were the only
civilization in their area that were monotheistic. Most of the other civilizations in the
area, such as the Persians, Babylonians, and Egyptians, were polytheistic, which is
the belief in many gods. Instead of having one god for the universe, these polytheistic
religions had gods of nature for different parts of nature. For example, in ancient
Egypt, the god Osiris was the god of the Nile river. These civilizations near the
Hebrew civilization had hundred or thousands of gods they all believed in, or only
city states in the area believed in. Because of these other civilizations beliefs, they did
not like the Hebrew s monotheistic religion. They got conquered by civilizations near
them such as the Assyrians and later on, the Babylonians. Since the Hebrews were
the only civilization that weren t war like, they got conquered easily by these
civilizations. Although, the Hebrew s monotheism is what made them
In order for the humans in early history to create a successful civilization, they
needed a few main key components. First, these people needed a good food source
so they can sustain a growing population in their community. Next, they needed a
strong army to survive wars between other civilizations and each other. Finally, they
needed a powerful leader to create laws for the civilians. The Hebrews, a civilization
in Canaan, did not have all of these key factors. Although, they were still famous for
their religion, Judaism. Judaism was unique compared to other religions in the region
because it focused on morality, gave the freedom to choose, and it was monotheistic.
All of the empires near the Hebrews were very warlike people. They had strong
armies, weapons such as iron weapons and horse drawn chariots, and some of these
empires were very conquerors, such as Persia. The Hebrews were not warlike people.
Instead, they were a very ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Monotheism is a religion that believes in one God. The Hebrews were the only
civilization in their area that were monotheistic. Most of the other civilizations in the
area, such as the Persians, Babylonians, and Egyptians, were polytheistic, which is
the belief in many gods. Instead of having one god for the universe, these polytheistic
religions had gods of nature for different parts of nature. For example, in ancient
Egypt, the god Osiris was the god of the Nile river. These civilizations near the
Hebrew civilization had hundred or thousands of gods they all believed in, or only
city states in the area believed in. Because of these other civilizations beliefs, they did
not like the Hebrew s monotheistic religion. They got conquered by civilizations near
them such as the Assyrians and later on, the Babylonians. Since the Hebrews were
the only civilization that weren t war like, they got conquered easily by these
civilizations. Although, the Hebrew s monotheism is what made them
Dental Procedure For Breast Augmentation Procedures
According to the most recent information available from the American Society of
Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), nearly 300,000 breast augmentations were performed in
2015, making breast augmentation procedures once again the top plastic surgery
procedure performed in the Unites States. As such, many inexperienced and
substandard plastic surgeons perform breastaugmentation procedures frequently, and
without much thought: Unfortunately, a poorly executed breast augmentation
procedure can lead to a variety of negative outcomes.
ARTISTIC VISION AND EXPERTISE IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,
NEAR LONG BEACH
Dr. Farbod Esmailian is a double board certified plastic surgeon in Orange County
who has the artistic vision and expertise necessary to provide ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
These additional procedures may include fat grafting, a full breast reconstruction
utilizing tissues from other parts of the body and/or scar revision. All of these
procedures are designed to provide the patient with natural looking results.
CUSTOM DESIGNED BREAST AUGMENTATION REVISION SURGERIES
PERFORMED BY A SPECIALIST NEAR LONG BEACH
Each procedure that Dr. Esmailian performs is tailored to meet the needs of the
patient he is treating. He is among a select group of plastic surgeons in Orange
County who are double board certified (in general and plastic surgery), making him a
specialist in his field.
WHO SHOULD CONSIDER BREAST REVISION SURGERY?
Any non smoking woman who is in good general health that is experiencing problems
with her breast implants (or the surrounding tissue) should consider scheduling an
initial consultation with Dr. Esmailian at his office in Orange County, near Long
Beach. Furthermore, women who are unhappy with the size or shape of their breast
implants, or who would like their implants removed are ideal candidates for this
procedure.
Many of Dr. Esmailian s patients choose to replace their current breast implants with
form stable ( gummy bear ) breast implants because they consist of a cohesive gel
that holds its shape even in the event of a rupture.
ISSUES THAT REQUIRE A BREAST AUGMENTATION
According to the most recent information available from the American Society of
Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), nearly 300,000 breast augmentations were performed in
2015, making breast augmentation procedures once again the top plastic surgery
procedure performed in the Unites States. As such, many inexperienced and
substandard plastic surgeons perform breastaugmentation procedures frequently, and
without much thought: Unfortunately, a poorly executed breast augmentation
procedure can lead to a variety of negative outcomes.
ARTISTIC VISION AND EXPERTISE IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,
NEAR LONG BEACH
Dr. Farbod Esmailian is a double board certified plastic surgeon in Orange County
who has the artistic vision and expertise necessary to provide ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
These additional procedures may include fat grafting, a full breast reconstruction
utilizing tissues from other parts of the body and/or scar revision. All of these
procedures are designed to provide the patient with natural looking results.
CUSTOM DESIGNED BREAST AUGMENTATION REVISION SURGERIES
PERFORMED BY A SPECIALIST NEAR LONG BEACH
Each procedure that Dr. Esmailian performs is tailored to meet the needs of the
patient he is treating. He is among a select group of plastic surgeons in Orange
County who are double board certified (in general and plastic surgery), making him a
specialist in his field.
WHO SHOULD CONSIDER BREAST REVISION SURGERY?
Any non smoking woman who is in good general health that is experiencing problems
with her breast implants (or the surrounding tissue) should consider scheduling an
initial consultation with Dr. Esmailian at his office in Orange County, near Long
Beach. Furthermore, women who are unhappy with the size or shape of their breast
implants, or who would like their implants removed are ideal candidates for this
procedure.
Many of Dr. Esmailian s patients choose to replace their current breast implants with
form stable ( gummy bear ) breast implants because they consist of a cohesive gel
that holds its shape even in the event of a rupture.
ISSUES THAT REQUIRE A BREAST AUGMENTATION
Copier Lease San Francisco Essay
Copier Lease San Francisco. Reviews on Copier lease in Oakland CA, San Francisco,
CA. What is the Copier lease calculator in Sausalito? How much is the Copier
rental prices in Daly City. Copier rental rates in San Francisco. Lanier Copiers in
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copy machine lease cost in San Mateo. Konica Copiers in San Francisco. It s never
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much is the Cost of leasing a copier in Palo Alto, CA. Copier Lease San
Copier Lease San Francisco. Reviews on Copier lease in Oakland CA, San Francisco,
CA. What is the Copier lease calculator in Sausalito? How much is the Copier
rental prices in Daly City. Copier rental rates in San Francisco. Lanier Copiers in
Richmond CA. Copier rental prices in San Francisco. How much is the Average cost
to lease a copier in South San Francisco. HP Copiers in San Francisco. Toshiba
Copiers in Pacifica. Lease copier machine in San Francisco. Digital Copy Machines.
Copier Lease San Pablo. What is the Lease copier machine in Millbrae? Find business
copier comparison in Valencia. Find copy machine lease pricing in Oakland CA. Find
copy machine lease cost in San Mateo. Konica Copiers in San Francisco. It s never
been easier to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How much is to Lease canon copier in San Leandro. How much does it cost to lease a
copier in San Rafael? Find copy machine rental costs in North San Francisco. We sell
used savin copiers in Kentfield. Low Meter used Ricoh copiers in Corte Madera.
Save time and money on copiers for lease and copiers for sale. What is the Copy
machine lease cost in San Lorenzo, CA? How much does it cost to rent a copy
machine in Hayward? Find how much does it cost to lease a copier in Walnut Creek.
Find lease canon copier dealer in Redwood City. How much is the Copy machine
lease pricing in Belmont, ca. Sharp Copiers in Novato. Xerox Copiers in San
Francisco. Lease canon copier in Pleasant Hill. What is the Lease canon copier in
Berkeley? Find copier lease dealer in Alameda, CA. Copier lease calculator in San
Francisco. Small Business Copy Machines in El Sobrante. What is the Average cost
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Mosaddeq s Nationalization of Oil in Iran Essay
Mosaddeq s Nationalization of Oil in Iran
The world of foreign policy is like a multi sided game of chess. Moves are made
with varying degrees of calculation and skill, and nothing happens in a vacuum.
Everything that happens affects the other players sets of options and levels of risk. In
analyzing historical events in international relations, it is incumbent upon the analyst
to take into consideration the historical and regional context to what happened.
At the time of the coup that overthrew Premier Mosaddeq, several world events had
just happened: key were the 1949 Chinese Revolution and Iran s 1951 nationalization
of its oil industry. The Korean War was ending, and the Viet Minh guerrillas were
harassing the French colonial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It should be remembered that India was governed by Premier Nehru, and moving
into the Soviet sphere of influence; as a result, the US sought to bring Pakistan into
its fold. A socialist Iran would make Pakistan s position exceedingly precarious. The
stated policy of the Eisenhower Administration was stopping communism wherever it
encroached, and rolling it back wherever possible (Daalder). In 1954, the CIA would
organize a coup d Г©tat in Guatemala, overthrowing the democratically elected
socialist Jacobo Arbenz
Besides the imperative to fight communism, the prospect of anti Western
nationalism must have also appeared to the US and Great Britain as a problem to
be eliminated. Syria had experienced a succession of coups between 1949 and 1951
that left the country under the control of Ba ath (socialist and nationalist) and SSNP
(conservative and nationalist) Army officers (Britannica 2). Col. Gemal Abdel
Nasser and other officers overthrew the monarchy in Egypt in 1952 (Britannica 3). In
the background, anti colonial agitation in Algeria had been actively repressed by the
French since the 1940s; and Israel was founded in 1948, at the expense of 750,000
expelled Palestinians, which further catalyzed anti Westernism in the Middle East. At
the same time, Britain s Prime Minister was colonial stalwart Winston Churchill, who
had fought
Mosaddeq s Nationalization of Oil in Iran
The world of foreign policy is like a multi sided game of chess. Moves are made
with varying degrees of calculation and skill, and nothing happens in a vacuum.
Everything that happens affects the other players sets of options and levels of risk. In
analyzing historical events in international relations, it is incumbent upon the analyst
to take into consideration the historical and regional context to what happened.
At the time of the coup that overthrew Premier Mosaddeq, several world events had
just happened: key were the 1949 Chinese Revolution and Iran s 1951 nationalization
of its oil industry. The Korean War was ending, and the Viet Minh guerrillas were
harassing the French colonial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It should be remembered that India was governed by Premier Nehru, and moving
into the Soviet sphere of influence; as a result, the US sought to bring Pakistan into
its fold. A socialist Iran would make Pakistan s position exceedingly precarious. The
stated policy of the Eisenhower Administration was stopping communism wherever it
encroached, and rolling it back wherever possible (Daalder). In 1954, the CIA would
organize a coup d Г©tat in Guatemala, overthrowing the democratically elected
socialist Jacobo Arbenz
Besides the imperative to fight communism, the prospect of anti Western
nationalism must have also appeared to the US and Great Britain as a problem to
be eliminated. Syria had experienced a succession of coups between 1949 and 1951
that left the country under the control of Ba ath (socialist and nationalist) and SSNP
(conservative and nationalist) Army officers (Britannica 2). Col. Gemal Abdel
Nasser and other officers overthrew the monarchy in Egypt in 1952 (Britannica 3). In
the background, anti colonial agitation in Algeria had been actively repressed by the
French since the 1940s; and Israel was founded in 1948, at the expense of 750,000
expelled Palestinians, which further catalyzed anti Westernism in the Middle East. At
the same time, Britain s Prime Minister was colonial stalwart Winston Churchill, who
had fought
The Life Of Socrates And The Meaning Of Life
Everyone at some point in their life wonders what the meaning of life is. Often
people look for the meaning of life in things that are in a way bigger than they are.
Some turn to religion while some turn to science. Today, few pay attention to
philosophers like Socrates. They are seen as outdated given the age they lived in and
lack of technology. Many don t realize that philosophers have already taken on the
tough questions. They may not be completely right or the answer you want but they
have given meaningful insight to the meaning of life. Platos The Apology is a good
source to start with when looking for meaning. It presents Socratesfamous injunction
that the unexamined life is not worth living. We will be looking at the concepts most
relevant to understand Socrates and the happy life. Additionally, we will look into
four important concepts presented in The Apology.
When Socrates received the prophecy from the Oracle of Delphi where he affirmed
that he is not wise. Howver, he spent his journey attempting to prove the Oracle
wrong. In his journey after the prophecy, Socrates questioned whomever he
encountered. His conclusion also involved the awareness that human wisdom has
little to no worth in reality. Socrates saw countless men arguing about subjects they
knew nothing about. These men argued to give the false sense to themselves and
others that they are wise. They failed to see that wisdom is not having unlimited
knowledge but to understand oneself and limited
Everyone at some point in their life wonders what the meaning of life is. Often
people look for the meaning of life in things that are in a way bigger than they are.
Some turn to religion while some turn to science. Today, few pay attention to
philosophers like Socrates. They are seen as outdated given the age they lived in and
lack of technology. Many don t realize that philosophers have already taken on the
tough questions. They may not be completely right or the answer you want but they
have given meaningful insight to the meaning of life. Platos The Apology is a good
source to start with when looking for meaning. It presents Socratesfamous injunction
that the unexamined life is not worth living. We will be looking at the concepts most
relevant to understand Socrates and the happy life. Additionally, we will look into
four important concepts presented in The Apology.
When Socrates received the prophecy from the Oracle of Delphi where he affirmed
that he is not wise. Howver, he spent his journey attempting to prove the Oracle
wrong. In his journey after the prophecy, Socrates questioned whomever he
encountered. His conclusion also involved the awareness that human wisdom has
little to no worth in reality. Socrates saw countless men arguing about subjects they
knew nothing about. These men argued to give the false sense to themselves and
others that they are wise. They failed to see that wisdom is not having unlimited
knowledge but to understand oneself and limited
Plaid People
Plaid, People!
If stripes feel too straight and you re not dotty about spots, it s cool to be square
this season! Since it first hit the runway over 45 years ago, Plaid has become a
fashion classic, returning this season with a bang.
Plaid is one of the most popular prints all over the world and is a mandatory part of
one s wardrobe. Dating back to its origin in the 70s, the Plaid or Checkered Print has
been seen on everyone from awkward tourists to lumberjacks to hipsters to celebrities
to hot tech guys and even highbrow designers.
We all know that plaid was quintessentially a masculine print, but when has this factor
stopped women from adopting it? Women today not only wear trousers, formal suits
and dungarees but also manage to carry them way better than men.
Whether it s monochrome, pastels or bright colors, checks add an instant personality
to your outfit. It s androgynous. It s preppy. It s pretty. It s practical. Whatever you
call it you know you want to wear it. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Plaid made a serious comeback on the New York Fashion Week runways, and
designers gave the trend their very own twist. Gone are the days when plaid is just
for grunge and rock and roll styles. With Calvin Klein Collection, creative director
Francisco Costa gave a ladylike interpretation with loose fitting dresses belted at the
waist and featuring asymmetrical hemlines. Jackets in plaid for an edgy take on the
print accented a selection of street style ready looks at the DKNY s Fall/Winter 2016
collection. In addition to this, designers like Victoria Beckham, tried to walk the line
between masculine and feminine by exploring the checkered print with large and
miniature
Plaid, People!
If stripes feel too straight and you re not dotty about spots, it s cool to be square
this season! Since it first hit the runway over 45 years ago, Plaid has become a
fashion classic, returning this season with a bang.
Plaid is one of the most popular prints all over the world and is a mandatory part of
one s wardrobe. Dating back to its origin in the 70s, the Plaid or Checkered Print has
been seen on everyone from awkward tourists to lumberjacks to hipsters to celebrities
to hot tech guys and even highbrow designers.
We all know that plaid was quintessentially a masculine print, but when has this factor
stopped women from adopting it? Women today not only wear trousers, formal suits
and dungarees but also manage to carry them way better than men.
Whether it s monochrome, pastels or bright colors, checks add an instant personality
to your outfit. It s androgynous. It s preppy. It s pretty. It s practical. Whatever you
call it you know you want to wear it. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Plaid made a serious comeback on the New York Fashion Week runways, and
designers gave the trend their very own twist. Gone are the days when plaid is just
for grunge and rock and roll styles. With Calvin Klein Collection, creative director
Francisco Costa gave a ladylike interpretation with loose fitting dresses belted at the
waist and featuring asymmetrical hemlines. Jackets in plaid for an edgy take on the
print accented a selection of street style ready looks at the DKNY s Fall/Winter 2016
collection. In addition to this, designers like Victoria Beckham, tried to walk the line
between masculine and feminine by exploring the checkered print with large and
miniature
The Alamo Paragraph
The Alamo
As Texans began firing at the enemy, deadly shrapnel cut through the columns of
advancing Mexican soldiers and killed and injured many. (Bredson 10). The Alamo
was a deadly battle in the 1830s over the independence of Texas from Mexico.
The Alamo was a battle between the Mexicans, and the Texans. The battle was
fought over things such as slavery and to break independence. (The Alamo, Why
Did It Happen? Paragraph 2). The battle started on February 23, 1836 to March 6,
1836. The Texans wanted independence from the Mexicans, which caused a war.
Many people, over 1600 died, and only a few survived, including Susannah Dickinson
and her infant (The Alamo. Paragraph 2).
Towards the end, Santa Anna, a general, was captured. Anna agreed to recognize
Texan independence and told his Mexican forces to leave the state (The Alamo,
Why Did It Happen? Paragraph 4). Most of the Texans were colonizers. They were
looking for wealth, and were happy to take the acres of land the Mexicans were
giving (The Alamo, Why Did It Happen? Paragraph 1). On February 23, one
hundred fifty men waited outside of the Alamo. Only a few who approached the
Mexicans were Texans (Ramsdell 30). Many of the Texan soldiers were in a roofless
church, also including the famous Davy Crockett, when Mexican soldiers had busted
in the doors (Bredson 11). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Settlers from the other states of America began towards the large state of Texas
(Battle of the Alamo. Paragraph 2). Later, during 1835, in the cold month of
December, the early stages of the war began. Texas wanted independence from the
Mexicans. Texan volunteers offered to fight. They were led by George Collinsworth
and Benjamin Milam. They had then proceeded to capture the fort of the Mexican
garrison at the fort of the Alamo (The Alamo. Paragraph
The Alamo
As Texans began firing at the enemy, deadly shrapnel cut through the columns of
advancing Mexican soldiers and killed and injured many. (Bredson 10). The Alamo
was a deadly battle in the 1830s over the independence of Texas from Mexico.
The Alamo was a battle between the Mexicans, and the Texans. The battle was
fought over things such as slavery and to break independence. (The Alamo, Why
Did It Happen? Paragraph 2). The battle started on February 23, 1836 to March 6,
1836. The Texans wanted independence from the Mexicans, which caused a war.
Many people, over 1600 died, and only a few survived, including Susannah Dickinson
and her infant (The Alamo. Paragraph 2).
Towards the end, Santa Anna, a general, was captured. Anna agreed to recognize
Texan independence and told his Mexican forces to leave the state (The Alamo,
Why Did It Happen? Paragraph 4). Most of the Texans were colonizers. They were
looking for wealth, and were happy to take the acres of land the Mexicans were
giving (The Alamo, Why Did It Happen? Paragraph 1). On February 23, one
hundred fifty men waited outside of the Alamo. Only a few who approached the
Mexicans were Texans (Ramsdell 30). Many of the Texan soldiers were in a roofless
church, also including the famous Davy Crockett, when Mexican soldiers had busted
in the doors (Bredson 11). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Settlers from the other states of America began towards the large state of Texas
(Battle of the Alamo. Paragraph 2). Later, during 1835, in the cold month of
December, the early stages of the war began. Texas wanted independence from the
Mexicans. Texan volunteers offered to fight. They were led by George Collinsworth
and Benjamin Milam. They had then proceeded to capture the fort of the Mexican
garrison at the fort of the Alamo (The Alamo. Paragraph
Personal Mineral Intake
Being aware of your own personal mineral intake is quite an essential part of your
well being. It is often overlooked by both me and others. There are two main types
of minerals: trace minerals and macro minerals. The term macro mineral refers to
the group of minerals that you need to make sure you include relatively large
amounts of in your diet. Macro minerals refer to minerals such as sulfur, calcium,
sodium, and potassium. Trace minerals refer to the group of minerals that your body
needs miniscule amounts of in order to work properly and be healthy. Trace
minerals refer to minerals such as copper, zinc, selenium, and iron. Our mineral
intake comes directly from plant based sources and indirectly from animal based
sources. In addition,
Being aware of your own personal mineral intake is quite an essential part of your
well being. It is often overlooked by both me and others. There are two main types
of minerals: trace minerals and macro minerals. The term macro mineral refers to
the group of minerals that you need to make sure you include relatively large
amounts of in your diet. Macro minerals refer to minerals such as sulfur, calcium,
sodium, and potassium. Trace minerals refer to the group of minerals that your body
needs miniscule amounts of in order to work properly and be healthy. Trace
minerals refer to minerals such as copper, zinc, selenium, and iron. Our mineral
intake comes directly from plant based sources and indirectly from animal based
sources. In addition,
Human Relationships And The Social Psychological
Theories...
Human relationships are the foundation of human life, they strongly influence other
individual s behaviour (Bercheid et al., 2000). There are different types of
relationships such as co workers, friendship, marriage which all involve a connection
and therefore is an important characteristic of the formation of human relationships
(Salisch 1996). The purpose of this essay is to explore research within human
relationships and the relevant social psychological theories that have been linked
with this conflicting topic. The theories that will be discussed throughout this essay
will be the attribution theory, social learning theory, social exchange, attachment
theory, evolutionary theory and the breakdown of relationships. This would initially...
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To explain human relationships further, the social exchange theory can be another
definite explanation to help distinguish how we feel to be with other people and
how one perceives to be with them, either to rekindle their relationship or to
question the decisions that make to be in a relationship (Kelley 1959). The social
exchange theory can be defined as a term that allows behaviour to be exchanged to
allow a relationship between two people to happen (Huston et al., 2013). An
individual social life involves interactions between two people which can be
viewed as social exchanges in terms of costs and benefits (Nakagawa et al., 2013).
By taking the view of human relationships the social exchange theory argues that
individuals engage in a cost benefit analysis which forms their relationship with
others (Milkie et al., 2004). When the costs and benefits are equal in a relationship, it
is defined as equitable (Siddiqui 2008). Moreover, romantic relationships may be
difficult for some people as it involves interpersonal skills in order to make them
mutually satisfying therefore requires constant maintenance. Recently, Psychologists
have begun to look at the breakdown of relationships and the characteristics which
requires them to fail. The breakdown of relationship is a theory which explains the
failure of certain human relationships and the factors that may be involved such as
lack
Theories...
Human relationships are the foundation of human life, they strongly influence other
individual s behaviour (Bercheid et al., 2000). There are different types of
relationships such as co workers, friendship, marriage which all involve a connection
and therefore is an important characteristic of the formation of human relationships
(Salisch 1996). The purpose of this essay is to explore research within human
relationships and the relevant social psychological theories that have been linked
with this conflicting topic. The theories that will be discussed throughout this essay
will be the attribution theory, social learning theory, social exchange, attachment
theory, evolutionary theory and the breakdown of relationships. This would initially...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To explain human relationships further, the social exchange theory can be another
definite explanation to help distinguish how we feel to be with other people and
how one perceives to be with them, either to rekindle their relationship or to
question the decisions that make to be in a relationship (Kelley 1959). The social
exchange theory can be defined as a term that allows behaviour to be exchanged to
allow a relationship between two people to happen (Huston et al., 2013). An
individual social life involves interactions between two people which can be
viewed as social exchanges in terms of costs and benefits (Nakagawa et al., 2013).
By taking the view of human relationships the social exchange theory argues that
individuals engage in a cost benefit analysis which forms their relationship with
others (Milkie et al., 2004). When the costs and benefits are equal in a relationship, it
is defined as equitable (Siddiqui 2008). Moreover, romantic relationships may be
difficult for some people as it involves interpersonal skills in order to make them
mutually satisfying therefore requires constant maintenance. Recently, Psychologists
have begun to look at the breakdown of relationships and the characteristics which
requires them to fail. The breakdown of relationship is a theory which explains the
failure of certain human relationships and the factors that may be involved such as
lack
Keep Reading Log Analysis
Should we Keep Reading Logs? Today I will be telling you about if we should
keep reading logs. Well I strongly believe that we should get rid of them. There
will be 3 reasons why I think we should get rid of reading logs, an introduction, and
a conclusion. See why I think so in the next few paragraphs. Let s go. Reason 1
The first reason why I think that we should get rid of reading logs is because it
waste paper and when you waste paper that means cutting down tree s which is
animals habitats and animals will just be walking around and going into people s
garage which also means they could sneak into their house to. But what if we didn
t cut down trees you ask? Well if we didn t cut down trees then there would be no
paper which means no reading logs or just paper to write on in the first place. That s
the first reason why I strongly believe that we should get rid of reading logs.... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But there mom or dad doesn t really need to back them up if the teacher actually
believes the kid. If the teacher had a kid in the past who lied about every time they
actually read that would mean that, that s why he wants to have parents sign the
paper. For instance, a kid just wrote down random numbers and their parents believed
them that would be why the parents would sign
Should we Keep Reading Logs? Today I will be telling you about if we should
keep reading logs. Well I strongly believe that we should get rid of them. There
will be 3 reasons why I think we should get rid of reading logs, an introduction, and
a conclusion. See why I think so in the next few paragraphs. Let s go. Reason 1
The first reason why I think that we should get rid of reading logs is because it
waste paper and when you waste paper that means cutting down tree s which is
animals habitats and animals will just be walking around and going into people s
garage which also means they could sneak into their house to. But what if we didn
t cut down trees you ask? Well if we didn t cut down trees then there would be no
paper which means no reading logs or just paper to write on in the first place. That s
the first reason why I strongly believe that we should get rid of reading logs.... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But there mom or dad doesn t really need to back them up if the teacher actually
believes the kid. If the teacher had a kid in the past who lied about every time they
actually read that would mean that, that s why he wants to have parents sign the
paper. For instance, a kid just wrote down random numbers and their parents believed
them that would be why the parents would sign
The Birth Of A Child Is A Blessing
For most parents, the birth of a child is a blessing. However, it can also be one of
the scariest times in their lives. According to Jane Weideman, Giving birth should
be your greatest achievement, not your greatest fear. The miracle of life is the
single most fulfilling experience every woman will remember in her lifetime.
Almost every detail of the process is ingrained in the mother s memory, regardless of
how long ago it occurred. Every woman has her own unique story of the parturition of
every childbirthshe experiences. The labor process is a time of storming emotions,
ranging from the excitement of seeing the baby for the first time; fear of what
might occur during the culmination of pregnancy; and the unforgettable,
excruciating, agonizing pain of contractions. The transition of events is very hard,
long, and rewarding at the same time. One alarming event would be for a woman
to go into premature labor. Premature labor or preterm labor is when one s body
begins getting ready to give early birth. A woman in labor more than three weeks
before her scheduled due date experiences premature labor which can lead to giving
birth to a premature baby. For sure, this amazing event is life changing, both an
ending and a beginning. It marks the impending end of gestation and the start of a
new family structure.
Premature babies, otherwise known as preterm babies or preemies, are babies born
at least three weeks earlier than their due date. Premature birth gives the baby
less
For most parents, the birth of a child is a blessing. However, it can also be one of
the scariest times in their lives. According to Jane Weideman, Giving birth should
be your greatest achievement, not your greatest fear. The miracle of life is the
single most fulfilling experience every woman will remember in her lifetime.
Almost every detail of the process is ingrained in the mother s memory, regardless of
how long ago it occurred. Every woman has her own unique story of the parturition of
every childbirthshe experiences. The labor process is a time of storming emotions,
ranging from the excitement of seeing the baby for the first time; fear of what
might occur during the culmination of pregnancy; and the unforgettable,
excruciating, agonizing pain of contractions. The transition of events is very hard,
long, and rewarding at the same time. One alarming event would be for a woman
to go into premature labor. Premature labor or preterm labor is when one s body
begins getting ready to give early birth. A woman in labor more than three weeks
before her scheduled due date experiences premature labor which can lead to giving
birth to a premature baby. For sure, this amazing event is life changing, both an
ending and a beginning. It marks the impending end of gestation and the start of a
new family structure.
Premature babies, otherwise known as preterm babies or preemies, are babies born
at least three weeks earlier than their due date. Premature birth gives the baby
less
Raskolnikov Guilt
In Crime and Punishment, Fyodor Dostoevsky introduces Rodion Romanovich
Raskolnikov. In the opening of this novel, Dostoevsky has his main character
commit two brutal murders. As the novel progresses, Raskolnikov deals with the
aftermath of his actions. Dostoevsky uses dream symbolism to develop the idea of
guilt in Raskolnikov and to show that everyone eventually feels guilt. There are
four dreams that uncover the motive, explanation, and aftermath of why
Raskolnikov killed these two women.In first dream, Raskolnikov is a seven year
old boy. As he walks through his town with his father, they see a group of drunken
people. One of the men is Mikolka one of the painters from the pawn store. He starts
to yell at his horse for not being able... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this dream Raskolnikov witnesses Petrinova beating his landlady outside his
apartment. He freaks out and once he wakes he can t tell that it wasn t real in his
delirium he thinks that it s all reality. As Raskolnikov lies in bed he hears terrible
noises of a women being beat. It occurs to him that. He could have never imagined
such brutality, such frenzy (117). Raskolnikov views he s landlady completely
different he s in debt to her and is actually one of the good guys. So when a parallel
murder scene is sent up in a fashion were he can relate it to how the pawnbroker
died he a seed of guilt is planted. The beating was loud and violent and if the sisters
were able to make noise at any time this is what it would sound like. Raskolnikov
can t understand why Petrinova would do such a thing. Why would Raskolnikov do
such a thing? This delivers such a wave of guilt that when he s accused of murder he
falls
In Crime and Punishment, Fyodor Dostoevsky introduces Rodion Romanovich
Raskolnikov. In the opening of this novel, Dostoevsky has his main character
commit two brutal murders. As the novel progresses, Raskolnikov deals with the
aftermath of his actions. Dostoevsky uses dream symbolism to develop the idea of
guilt in Raskolnikov and to show that everyone eventually feels guilt. There are
four dreams that uncover the motive, explanation, and aftermath of why
Raskolnikov killed these two women.In first dream, Raskolnikov is a seven year
old boy. As he walks through his town with his father, they see a group of drunken
people. One of the men is Mikolka one of the painters from the pawn store. He starts
to yell at his horse for not being able... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this dream Raskolnikov witnesses Petrinova beating his landlady outside his
apartment. He freaks out and once he wakes he can t tell that it wasn t real in his
delirium he thinks that it s all reality. As Raskolnikov lies in bed he hears terrible
noises of a women being beat. It occurs to him that. He could have never imagined
such brutality, such frenzy (117). Raskolnikov views he s landlady completely
different he s in debt to her and is actually one of the good guys. So when a parallel
murder scene is sent up in a fashion were he can relate it to how the pawnbroker
died he a seed of guilt is planted. The beating was loud and violent and if the sisters
were able to make noise at any time this is what it would sound like. Raskolnikov
can t understand why Petrinova would do such a thing. Why would Raskolnikov do
such a thing? This delivers such a wave of guilt that when he s accused of murder he
falls
Why Did Diocletian Reform The Roman Empire
Diocletian understood that ruling over a major political entity like the Roman
Empire was too difficult for one ruler. This lead to the first major political reform
of the Roman Empire. Diocletian s solution to this problem was the tetrarchy.
Diocletian divide the empire into 4 territories that were all ruled by a separate
leader. The tetrarchy was to help bring the empire back to the ways of the Good
Emperors where the succession of power was peaceful. Diocletianwanted the
Emperors to select their successors from the ranks of the nobles. After Diocletian s
retirement in 305 CE, his hope for a smooth transition of power quickly turned into
complete chaos. Diocletian also tried to reform the economy of the empire to provide
it with stimulation.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Visigoths were being forced into the empire the Huns and there leader Attila. The
Visigoth eventually settled in the areas of Spain and Gaul were they won the right to
settle. Roman had been importing slaves, servants, and soldiers into the empire. It
wasn t until the population of the Visigoths in the Empire increased that the peaceful
arrangement ended. The Romans treated the Visigoth poorly which led to the
Visigoths rebelling against Valens at the Battle of Adrianople and defeating him.
When the defeat of Valens, the Romans allowed the barbicans to form settlements in
the center of the empire. The Vandals, within three decades, had gained control over
northwest Africa and the majority of the Mediterranean. The Burgundians came into
the Empire right after the Vandals and settled in Gaul. The Franks settle in north and
central Gaul.
How did these tribes take over such a mighty empire so easily? The invaders were
successful because they came in rapid succession upon badly overextend Western
empire divided politically by ambitious military commanders and weakened by
decades of famine pestilence and over taxation (KOTF 184). The Romans tried to
assimilate the barbarians in to their armies. This barbarizing of the army just lead to a
further weakening of the army. By the middle of the 5th century, the power of the
Roman Empire had been passed from the Emperors to
Diocletian understood that ruling over a major political entity like the Roman
Empire was too difficult for one ruler. This lead to the first major political reform
of the Roman Empire. Diocletian s solution to this problem was the tetrarchy.
Diocletian divide the empire into 4 territories that were all ruled by a separate
leader. The tetrarchy was to help bring the empire back to the ways of the Good
Emperors where the succession of power was peaceful. Diocletianwanted the
Emperors to select their successors from the ranks of the nobles. After Diocletian s
retirement in 305 CE, his hope for a smooth transition of power quickly turned into
complete chaos. Diocletian also tried to reform the economy of the empire to provide
it with stimulation.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Visigoths were being forced into the empire the Huns and there leader Attila. The
Visigoth eventually settled in the areas of Spain and Gaul were they won the right to
settle. Roman had been importing slaves, servants, and soldiers into the empire. It
wasn t until the population of the Visigoths in the Empire increased that the peaceful
arrangement ended. The Romans treated the Visigoth poorly which led to the
Visigoths rebelling against Valens at the Battle of Adrianople and defeating him.
When the defeat of Valens, the Romans allowed the barbicans to form settlements in
the center of the empire. The Vandals, within three decades, had gained control over
northwest Africa and the majority of the Mediterranean. The Burgundians came into
the Empire right after the Vandals and settled in Gaul. The Franks settle in north and
central Gaul.
How did these tribes take over such a mighty empire so easily? The invaders were
successful because they came in rapid succession upon badly overextend Western
empire divided politically by ambitious military commanders and weakened by
decades of famine pestilence and over taxation (KOTF 184). The Romans tried to
assimilate the barbarians in to their armies. This barbarizing of the army just lead to a
further weakening of the army. By the middle of the 5th century, the power of the
Roman Empire had been passed from the Emperors to
A Beehive Is A Complex And Intricate
“Superorganismв Ђќ That
A beehive is a complex and intricate superorganism that consists of different types of
bees, each doing a different job, to create, grow, feed, and protect the colony. Queen
bees, workers, and drones provide each a special function and unique responsibility to
maintain their colony and hive. Whether it is the Queen beelaying to grow new bees,
the drone bees mating with the Queen or the worker bees performing many other
functions, the beehive operates like a well oiled machine. The beehive itself is also
a fascinating and highly developed physical structure that exists in a way perfectly
suited for the needs of the bees. Unfortunately, for reasons scientists don t fully
understand, beehives and bee colonies appear to be in trouble.
Each ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If a young queen is produced during the winter, the colony would be in major
trouble because there are no male drones for her to mate with. Drones do not
appear to have any special effect on the colony and hive. They don t possess the
organs or senses to collect pollen and nectar, or have the was glands to build a
comb. The drones also cant protect themselves because they don t have a sting. A
drone is a powerful flyer and has large eyes that enable him to seek for young
queens that are ready to mate. His whole life s work is devoted to this job. The
broad abdomen of a drone is somewhat square at the end and has a fringe of hair,
and his head and antennas are larger than those of a worker or queen make him
different from all other bees. A colony carries no drones during the winter months,
because this would use up precious food. Also the young queens are only raised
during the summer, so there would no purpose for the drones in the winter. The
make drone comes from a unfertilized egg, while the fertilized eggs produce the
female workers. Worker bees do everything besides mating and egg laying. The
worker bees preform every task, besides mating and egg laying, in and out of the
hive. The newly emerged bees spend a few days on cleaning out vacant cells, and
during this time they consume the pollen that is stored in the hive. After a couple of
weeks of being a house bee, the young worker enters
“Superorganismв Ђќ That
A beehive is a complex and intricate superorganism that consists of different types of
bees, each doing a different job, to create, grow, feed, and protect the colony. Queen
bees, workers, and drones provide each a special function and unique responsibility to
maintain their colony and hive. Whether it is the Queen beelaying to grow new bees,
the drone bees mating with the Queen or the worker bees performing many other
functions, the beehive operates like a well oiled machine. The beehive itself is also
a fascinating and highly developed physical structure that exists in a way perfectly
suited for the needs of the bees. Unfortunately, for reasons scientists don t fully
understand, beehives and bee colonies appear to be in trouble.
Each ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If a young queen is produced during the winter, the colony would be in major
trouble because there are no male drones for her to mate with. Drones do not
appear to have any special effect on the colony and hive. They don t possess the
organs or senses to collect pollen and nectar, or have the was glands to build a
comb. The drones also cant protect themselves because they don t have a sting. A
drone is a powerful flyer and has large eyes that enable him to seek for young
queens that are ready to mate. His whole life s work is devoted to this job. The
broad abdomen of a drone is somewhat square at the end and has a fringe of hair,
and his head and antennas are larger than those of a worker or queen make him
different from all other bees. A colony carries no drones during the winter months,
because this would use up precious food. Also the young queens are only raised
during the summer, so there would no purpose for the drones in the winter. The
make drone comes from a unfertilized egg, while the fertilized eggs produce the
female workers. Worker bees do everything besides mating and egg laying. The
worker bees preform every task, besides mating and egg laying, in and out of the
hive. The newly emerged bees spend a few days on cleaning out vacant cells, and
during this time they consume the pollen that is stored in the hive. After a couple of
weeks of being a house bee, the young worker enters
Essay Arundel Partners Guidelines
Guidelines for the Arundel Partners Case Assignment
This is a group project and only one case report should be submitted
FIN 6425 Arundel Case GuidelinesNimalendran
In this case, a movie industry analyst is asked to evaluate a proposed venture in
which a group of partners would purchase the sequel rights to movies produced by
the major studios. Your objective is to 1) discuss and evaluate the basic concept; 2)
determine the value of the sequel rights on a per movie basis; 3) evaluate the
possible upside and potential drawbacks to the proposed plan. As you will see, the
ideas here incorporate elements of capital budgeting coupled with a real options
analysis.
Please provide answers to the following questions. You ... Show more content on
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Beyond this broad understanding, you shouldn t worry any more about how the
specific numbers were estimated but you should understand how to interpret them.
For example for The Burbs, the numbers in Exhibit 7 suggest that the value of the
sequel at t=3 (using the suggested 12% discount rate) is :
NPV (at t=3) = $27.3/1.12 $24 = $0.375 million.
It follows that the NPV at t=0 can be found by discounting the above number three
years at 12% doing so you get a value of $0.2669 million which is an estimate of
what you pay for the sequel right at t=0.
Looking at this in terms of an internal rate of return the one year return can be
calculated as ($27.3/24) 1=.1375 or 13.75% (this number has been rounded up to .14
or 14% in Exhibit 7). Note that whenever this IRR is above 12%, the sequel will be
positive NPV.
5. Assume that a maximum of ten sequels can be made in any given year (choose
the sequels that are most likely to be made for example if the main character in the
film dies then a sequel is unlikely to be made) Using the same decision tree
approach, what would you estimate to be the per movie value of the sequel rights to
the entire portfolio of 99 movies released in 1989 by the six major studios?
6. Using the Black Scholes approach, calculate the per movie value of the sequel
rights to the entire
Guidelines for the Arundel Partners Case Assignment
This is a group project and only one case report should be submitted
FIN 6425 Arundel Case GuidelinesNimalendran
In this case, a movie industry analyst is asked to evaluate a proposed venture in
which a group of partners would purchase the sequel rights to movies produced by
the major studios. Your objective is to 1) discuss and evaluate the basic concept; 2)
determine the value of the sequel rights on a per movie basis; 3) evaluate the
possible upside and potential drawbacks to the proposed plan. As you will see, the
ideas here incorporate elements of capital budgeting coupled with a real options
analysis.
Please provide answers to the following questions. You ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Beyond this broad understanding, you shouldn t worry any more about how the
specific numbers were estimated but you should understand how to interpret them.
For example for The Burbs, the numbers in Exhibit 7 suggest that the value of the
sequel at t=3 (using the suggested 12% discount rate) is :
NPV (at t=3) = $27.3/1.12 $24 = $0.375 million.
It follows that the NPV at t=0 can be found by discounting the above number three
years at 12% doing so you get a value of $0.2669 million which is an estimate of
what you pay for the sequel right at t=0.
Looking at this in terms of an internal rate of return the one year return can be
calculated as ($27.3/24) 1=.1375 or 13.75% (this number has been rounded up to .14
or 14% in Exhibit 7). Note that whenever this IRR is above 12%, the sequel will be
positive NPV.
5. Assume that a maximum of ten sequels can be made in any given year (choose
the sequels that are most likely to be made for example if the main character in the
film dies then a sequel is unlikely to be made) Using the same decision tree
approach, what would you estimate to be the per movie value of the sequel rights to
the entire portfolio of 99 movies released in 1989 by the six major studios?
6. Using the Black Scholes approach, calculate the per movie value of the sequel
rights to the entire
The Emancipation Of Thought From Myth By H And H.
Frankfort
The Emancipation of Thought from Myth (1946) is an essay written by H and HA
Frankfort which explains the history of thought from the Pre Socratics (600BC
470BC) in terms of philosophical and mythopoeic views. Throughout this essay, I will
touch on specific concepts such as philosophical and mythopoeic thinking.
Furthermore I will clarify the grounds on why the Pre Socratics were regarded as
philosophical thinkers rather than mythopoeic through their conception of
humanization and rational reasoning.
Firstly, in order for us to understand and distinguish the difference between
philosophical and mythopoeic ways of thinking, we need to grasp their concepts.
Philosophical thinking can be regarded as the primary nature of knowledge, society,
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He basically uses Logos in terms of expressing the concept of unification within
nature. (Frankfort, 1946, p. 381) He uses a systematic and rational approach to
portray his ideas of the cosmos. However, Heraclitus does not use Logos as the
material of which created the cosmos, but rather as the source of all things. In
other words, Heraclitus concentrated on the material origins of the cosmos. And
with that, he encouraged the concept of nature, and its constant change and
movement. On the other hand, Heraclitus had also established a significant
material source, known as fire . He uses this material not as an element of which
created the cosmos, but as character of change. The use of fire was seen as a sign
of Logos , with that, it promoted a factor of an infinite cosmos (with no beginning
and ending) as well as that all things are derived from the inevitable change and
transformation of fire. Heraclitus also relates to Anaximanders flux of opposites,
by creating his own ideologies on general tension between opposites of all sorts. He
refers to this tension as the Harmonia . Heraclitus refers to such structures of tension
as measures, whereby these measures create the possibility of intelligibility.
(Frankfort, 1946, p. 382) Fire lives in the death of air and air lives in the death of fire;
Frankfort
The Emancipation of Thought from Myth (1946) is an essay written by H and HA
Frankfort which explains the history of thought from the Pre Socratics (600BC
470BC) in terms of philosophical and mythopoeic views. Throughout this essay, I will
touch on specific concepts such as philosophical and mythopoeic thinking.
Furthermore I will clarify the grounds on why the Pre Socratics were regarded as
philosophical thinkers rather than mythopoeic through their conception of
humanization and rational reasoning.
Firstly, in order for us to understand and distinguish the difference between
philosophical and mythopoeic ways of thinking, we need to grasp their concepts.
Philosophical thinking can be regarded as the primary nature of knowledge, society,
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He basically uses Logos in terms of expressing the concept of unification within
nature. (Frankfort, 1946, p. 381) He uses a systematic and rational approach to
portray his ideas of the cosmos. However, Heraclitus does not use Logos as the
material of which created the cosmos, but rather as the source of all things. In
other words, Heraclitus concentrated on the material origins of the cosmos. And
with that, he encouraged the concept of nature, and its constant change and
movement. On the other hand, Heraclitus had also established a significant
material source, known as fire . He uses this material not as an element of which
created the cosmos, but as character of change. The use of fire was seen as a sign
of Logos , with that, it promoted a factor of an infinite cosmos (with no beginning
and ending) as well as that all things are derived from the inevitable change and
transformation of fire. Heraclitus also relates to Anaximanders flux of opposites,
by creating his own ideologies on general tension between opposites of all sorts. He
refers to this tension as the Harmonia . Heraclitus refers to such structures of tension
as measures, whereby these measures create the possibility of intelligibility.
(Frankfort, 1946, p. 382) Fire lives in the death of air and air lives in the death of fire;
Math Sl Fish Production
FISH PRODUCTION MODELING The aim of this investigation is to consider
commercial fishing in a particular country in two different environments, that is
from the sea and a fish farm (aquaculture). The following data provided below was
taken form the UN Statistics Division Common Database. The tables gives the total
mass of fish caught in the sea, in thousands of tones (1 tone = 1000 kilograms). Year|
1980| 1981| 1982| 1983| 1984| 1985| 1986| 1987| 1988| Total Mass| 426.8| 470.2|
503.4| 557.3| 564.7| 575.4| 579.8| 624.7| 669.9| Year| 1989| 1990| 1991| 1992| 1993|
1994| 1995| 1996| 1997| Total Mass| 450.5| 379.0| 356.9| 447.5| 548.8| 589.8| 634.0|
527.8| 459.1| Year|... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The principle axis is midway between the maximum and minimum, so
d≈634.0+356.92≈495.45. So, the model is M≈138.75sin2П Ђ9x c+495.45
for some constant c. We can notice that the point A on the original graph, graph1,
lies on the principles axis and so it is a point at which we are starting a new period.
Since A is at (1989,450.5), c = 1989. The model is therefore M≈138.75sin2П Ђ9x
1989+495.45 and we can superimpose it on the original data as follows. Graph5. Sin
model The graph shows what happens when we fit the original graph , Graph4. with
its model graph. The slopes of the two graphs are presented to be nearly equal at
certain points. The model presents decreasing and increasing values. Points shown
from year 1989 1991, 1995 1997, 1999 2000, 2002 2003, 2004 2005 are decreasing,
as for the rest of the years are increasing. The following table below presents the total
mass of fish that were raised form the fish farm, in thousands of tones. Year| 1980|
1981| 1982| 1983| 1984| 1985| 1986| 1987| 1988| Total Mass| 1.4| 1.5| 1.7| 2.0| 2.2| 2.7|
3.1| 3.3| 4.1| Year| 1989| 1990| 1991| 1992| 1993| 1994| 1995| 1996| 1997| Total Mass|
4.4| 5.8| 7.8| 9.1| 12.4| 16.0| 21.6| 33.2| 45.5| Year| 1998| 1999| 2000| 2001
FISH PRODUCTION MODELING The aim of this investigation is to consider
commercial fishing in a particular country in two different environments, that is
from the sea and a fish farm (aquaculture). The following data provided below was
taken form the UN Statistics Division Common Database. The tables gives the total
mass of fish caught in the sea, in thousands of tones (1 tone = 1000 kilograms). Year|
1980| 1981| 1982| 1983| 1984| 1985| 1986| 1987| 1988| Total Mass| 426.8| 470.2|
503.4| 557.3| 564.7| 575.4| 579.8| 624.7| 669.9| Year| 1989| 1990| 1991| 1992| 1993|
1994| 1995| 1996| 1997| Total Mass| 450.5| 379.0| 356.9| 447.5| 548.8| 589.8| 634.0|
527.8| 459.1| Year|... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The principle axis is midway between the maximum and minimum, so
d≈634.0+356.92≈495.45. So, the model is M≈138.75sin2П Ђ9x c+495.45
for some constant c. We can notice that the point A on the original graph, graph1,
lies on the principles axis and so it is a point at which we are starting a new period.
Since A is at (1989,450.5), c = 1989. The model is therefore M≈138.75sin2П Ђ9x
1989+495.45 and we can superimpose it on the original data as follows. Graph5. Sin
model The graph shows what happens when we fit the original graph , Graph4. with
its model graph. The slopes of the two graphs are presented to be nearly equal at
certain points. The model presents decreasing and increasing values. Points shown
from year 1989 1991, 1995 1997, 1999 2000, 2002 2003, 2004 2005 are decreasing,
as for the rest of the years are increasing. The following table below presents the total
mass of fish that were raised form the fish farm, in thousands of tones. Year| 1980|
1981| 1982| 1983| 1984| 1985| 1986| 1987| 1988| Total Mass| 1.4| 1.5| 1.7| 2.0| 2.2| 2.7|
3.1| 3.3| 4.1| Year| 1989| 1990| 1991| 1992| 1993| 1994| 1995| 1996| 1997| Total Mass|
4.4| 5.8| 7.8| 9.1| 12.4| 16.0| 21.6| 33.2| 45.5| Year| 1998| 1999| 2000| 2001
Taking Back The Vote
For a nation to truly develop everybody should participate in voting. If everyone
will vote then the elected representative will be someone who will represent the
believes and values of everyone or at least the majority. In that way, when the
representative will do something for the nation, everyone will be able to be
benefited from it. However, it is a harsh reality of our society that young people
vote at lower rates than other age groups. There are a lot of reasons for that, for
example, I think most young people are not interested enough in what the politicians
are claiming to in their campaign. Most politician talks about health care, better
economy, and external relations. These topics do not seem interesting to young
people because in most cases they have not been in a situations where they needed
any of those, for example, in most cases senior people need health care, middle age
group need to worry about the economy because they need to feed their kids, and
authorities need to worry about external affairs. Hence, young people end up not
votingbecause their issues are not being discussed in the electioncampaign. According
to Jane Eisner s book Taking Back the Vote, it is two processes. In one side, young
people do not vote because their issues are not discussed in the election campaigns,
and on another side, the politicians... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That s why these young people do not prioritize politics that much in their life. Apart
from this, in some states, it is requiring having government issued ID to vote. Since
many youngsters do not have any government issued ID such as driving licenses or
passport, and it is quite difficult to get these things done in the time of elections,
hence they end up not exercising their democratic
For a nation to truly develop everybody should participate in voting. If everyone
will vote then the elected representative will be someone who will represent the
believes and values of everyone or at least the majority. In that way, when the
representative will do something for the nation, everyone will be able to be
benefited from it. However, it is a harsh reality of our society that young people
vote at lower rates than other age groups. There are a lot of reasons for that, for
example, I think most young people are not interested enough in what the politicians
are claiming to in their campaign. Most politician talks about health care, better
economy, and external relations. These topics do not seem interesting to young
people because in most cases they have not been in a situations where they needed
any of those, for example, in most cases senior people need health care, middle age
group need to worry about the economy because they need to feed their kids, and
authorities need to worry about external affairs. Hence, young people end up not
votingbecause their issues are not being discussed in the electioncampaign. According
to Jane Eisner s book Taking Back the Vote, it is two processes. In one side, young
people do not vote because their issues are not discussed in the election campaigns,
and on another side, the politicians... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That s why these young people do not prioritize politics that much in their life. Apart
from this, in some states, it is requiring having government issued ID to vote. Since
many youngsters do not have any government issued ID such as driving licenses or
passport, and it is quite difficult to get these things done in the time of elections,
hence they end up not exercising their democratic
Lauren Kavanaugh Adoption Essay
April 12th of 1993, Sabrina and Bill Kavanaugh would soon adopt a newborn baby
girl , Lauren, from Barbara Calhoun. Eight months into the adoption process, Barbara
called the Kavanaughs, concerning Lauren. She wanted her back. Of course, Sabrina
had every right to question why her birth mother wanted her back, but Calhoun was
only agitated from the amount of money that was already spent on Lauren. The
Kavanaughs lawyer unintentionally failed to file paperwork to contradict Barbara s
parental rights during the adoption process. The adoptive parents had no choice but
to return Lauren back to her mother. ( Lauren Kavanaugh Girlin the Closet Tortured
and Raped ) Sabrina confessed that she knew Barbara was going to abuse her, but
there was no way to prevent it. Through Lauren Kavanaugh s six year battle of
abuse, her case was one of the worst to come out alive. Six years prior to Lauren s
rescuing, the young girl encountered obscene abuse from her mother and stepfather.
Barbara and her husband, Kenneth, left her malnourished, and sexually abused by
themselves,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Atkinson s mom was a 13 year old schizophrenic drug addict when she gave birth to
her. Growing up, she never had a stable until Doris and David Calhoun adopted her
at age 4. Lollar s testimony states, You can only suspect what type of abuse was
visited on Barbara at the hands of a known child molester. For the first three years
of her life, she d been shoved around from place to place, neglected to the max,
abused. Brad Lollar almost ridicules an eight year old little girl s circumstances. In
Barbara s trial, he makes excuses for her as if Lauren s treatment is somewhat
acceptable. Barbara s psychologist validated that she suffered from a borderline
personality disorder. It was said that her disorder was to blame for Lauren s
conditions. (Farwell) Young Lauren was Barbara s excuse for their family s
April 12th of 1993, Sabrina and Bill Kavanaugh would soon adopt a newborn baby
girl , Lauren, from Barbara Calhoun. Eight months into the adoption process, Barbara
called the Kavanaughs, concerning Lauren. She wanted her back. Of course, Sabrina
had every right to question why her birth mother wanted her back, but Calhoun was
only agitated from the amount of money that was already spent on Lauren. The
Kavanaughs lawyer unintentionally failed to file paperwork to contradict Barbara s
parental rights during the adoption process. The adoptive parents had no choice but
to return Lauren back to her mother. ( Lauren Kavanaugh Girlin the Closet Tortured
and Raped ) Sabrina confessed that she knew Barbara was going to abuse her, but
there was no way to prevent it. Through Lauren Kavanaugh s six year battle of
abuse, her case was one of the worst to come out alive. Six years prior to Lauren s
rescuing, the young girl encountered obscene abuse from her mother and stepfather.
Barbara and her husband, Kenneth, left her malnourished, and sexually abused by
themselves,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Atkinson s mom was a 13 year old schizophrenic drug addict when she gave birth to
her. Growing up, she never had a stable until Doris and David Calhoun adopted her
at age 4. Lollar s testimony states, You can only suspect what type of abuse was
visited on Barbara at the hands of a known child molester. For the first three years
of her life, she d been shoved around from place to place, neglected to the max,
abused. Brad Lollar almost ridicules an eight year old little girl s circumstances. In
Barbara s trial, he makes excuses for her as if Lauren s treatment is somewhat
acceptable. Barbara s psychologist validated that she suffered from a borderline
personality disorder. It was said that her disorder was to blame for Lauren s
conditions. (Farwell) Young Lauren was Barbara s excuse for their family s
History of Film Exhibition Prior to 1927
While the actual films produced during the silent era of American film production
and distribution are frequently discussed and analyzed, both as primary historical
documents and important cultural contributions, the actual practice of exhibiting and
viewing those films gets somewhat less attention. Prior to 1927 (the year when sound
films first emerged onto the national stage), movie exhibition in the United States was
still growing into the massive industry it represents today, and it reflected in the films
being produced. By examining the history of filmexhibition prior to 1927 in general,
and the experiences of Denver and New York in particular, it will be possible to
understand how the medium s nearly thirty year existence prior to sound was
characterized by a chaotic, open ended exhibition system that nevertheless predicts
the gradual takeover of exhibition by a few large chains. To begin it is necessary to
note that there was some precedent for the exhibition of films even before the
medium was created, because by the time film became widely known in the 1890s,
phonographs had been set up in the arcades found in the heart of bustling cities,
where for a few cents customers could select various music and speeches, which they
listen to through individual ear horns (Gomery 4). Early film exhibitions attempted to
recreate this process, using Thomas Edison s Kinetograph to draw customers into
arcades, even though the concept of individual audiences make much more
While the actual films produced during the silent era of American film production
and distribution are frequently discussed and analyzed, both as primary historical
documents and important cultural contributions, the actual practice of exhibiting and
viewing those films gets somewhat less attention. Prior to 1927 (the year when sound
films first emerged onto the national stage), movie exhibition in the United States was
still growing into the massive industry it represents today, and it reflected in the films
being produced. By examining the history of filmexhibition prior to 1927 in general,
and the experiences of Denver and New York in particular, it will be possible to
understand how the medium s nearly thirty year existence prior to sound was
characterized by a chaotic, open ended exhibition system that nevertheless predicts
the gradual takeover of exhibition by a few large chains. To begin it is necessary to
note that there was some precedent for the exhibition of films even before the
medium was created, because by the time film became widely known in the 1890s,
phonographs had been set up in the arcades found in the heart of bustling cities,
where for a few cents customers could select various music and speeches, which they
listen to through individual ear horns (Gomery 4). Early film exhibitions attempted to
recreate this process, using Thomas Edison s Kinetograph to draw customers into
arcades, even though the concept of individual audiences make much more
Accelerated US History
Accelerated US History I
In the Presidential Election of 1824, Andrew Jackson the people s choice lost the
ballot by way of a corrupt bargain in the House of Representatives. Four years later
and with the backing of a larger political following, Jackson became president,
campaigning to the middle class and offering the opportunities of a benevolent
democracy. Jackson s supporters, the Jacksonians, were as diverse as they were
numerous; northern farmers, southern and western yeomen, and even urban
immigrants all joined the ranks of the Champion of the Common Man (OI). During
Andrew Jackson s two terms, the state of Jacksonian Democracy that took form
upheld the principles of equality and majority rule that bound the United States
together politically, economically and socially. During the 1820s and 1830s,
Jacksonians served as guardians of the Constitution and equality of economic
opportunity, and functioned as a catalyst for popular sovereignty, but sacrificed some
individual liberties to advance the political democracy in the union. As President,
Andrew Jackson strictly adhered to the guidelines set in the Constitution to uphold
the union. In 1830, Andrew Jackson vetoed the bill, passed in Congress, which
pushed for a federally funded road system to be developed in Kentucky (OI). To
defend this denial, Jackson abided by the Constitution s declaration that intra state
internal improvements are to be funded by the states, not the federal government.
Accelerated US History I
In the Presidential Election of 1824, Andrew Jackson the people s choice lost the
ballot by way of a corrupt bargain in the House of Representatives. Four years later
and with the backing of a larger political following, Jackson became president,
campaigning to the middle class and offering the opportunities of a benevolent
democracy. Jackson s supporters, the Jacksonians, were as diverse as they were
numerous; northern farmers, southern and western yeomen, and even urban
immigrants all joined the ranks of the Champion of the Common Man (OI). During
Andrew Jackson s two terms, the state of Jacksonian Democracy that took form
upheld the principles of equality and majority rule that bound the United States
together politically, economically and socially. During the 1820s and 1830s,
Jacksonians served as guardians of the Constitution and equality of economic
opportunity, and functioned as a catalyst for popular sovereignty, but sacrificed some
individual liberties to advance the political democracy in the union. As President,
Andrew Jackson strictly adhered to the guidelines set in the Constitution to uphold
the union. In 1830, Andrew Jackson vetoed the bill, passed in Congress, which
pushed for a federally funded road system to be developed in Kentucky (OI). To
defend this denial, Jackson abided by the Constitution s declaration that intra state
internal improvements are to be funded by the states, not the federal government.
Ratification Of Nafta
The North American Free Trade Agreement, otherwise known as NAFTA, has been
a topic of hot debate since before its ratification in 1994. From economists to
diplomats and from politicians to blue collar workers, most everyone had opinions
and speculations on how NAFTA would affect the nations be they positive or
negative assumptions. Now 23 years later, the effects of this treaty binding the United
States, Canada Mexico are being fully felt and can be examined in depth. One area of
major concern for the United States during the negotiations for NAFTA immigration
from Mexico has continued to garner attention nationwide throughout the years the
treaty has been in effect. How did the ratification of this tripartite agreement for free
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However, missing from this framework is one vital feature a provision for the legal
movement of labor. In the words of Gene McNary, the Immigration and
Naturalization Service Commissioner at the time of NAFTA s closing discussions,
...moving goods and services in international commerce also involves moving the
people who trade in those goods and services (Oliver 88). Unlike in the European
Union, where there are provisions for the movement of labor, NAFTA has little to
say about worker mobility in light of the increased movement of goods across
borders; instead, U.S. policy has moved toward inhibiting Mexican laborers from
coming across the border (Fernandez Kelly and Massey 99).
Why, then, is there no official guideline for the movement of labor across borders
incorporated into the North American Free Trade Agreement? During the negotiation
of NAFTA, the reasoning was that the tripartite pact would bring not only economic
growth to all three nations, but also curtail immigration from Mexico to the United
States. In strengthening the Mexican economy through NAFTA s increased trade and
foreign investment, it was theorized that there would be greater employment
opportunities, higher wages and eventually, an enhanced standard of living in
Mexico; thus, curbing both legal and illegal immigration from Mexico into the United
States (Viano 103). Though these were the expected outcomes of NAFTA on the
Mexican economy, the reality has been far
The North American Free Trade Agreement, otherwise known as NAFTA, has been
a topic of hot debate since before its ratification in 1994. From economists to
diplomats and from politicians to blue collar workers, most everyone had opinions
and speculations on how NAFTA would affect the nations be they positive or
negative assumptions. Now 23 years later, the effects of this treaty binding the United
States, Canada Mexico are being fully felt and can be examined in depth. One area of
major concern for the United States during the negotiations for NAFTA immigration
from Mexico has continued to garner attention nationwide throughout the years the
treaty has been in effect. How did the ratification of this tripartite agreement for free
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However, missing from this framework is one vital feature a provision for the legal
movement of labor. In the words of Gene McNary, the Immigration and
Naturalization Service Commissioner at the time of NAFTA s closing discussions,
...moving goods and services in international commerce also involves moving the
people who trade in those goods and services (Oliver 88). Unlike in the European
Union, where there are provisions for the movement of labor, NAFTA has little to
say about worker mobility in light of the increased movement of goods across
borders; instead, U.S. policy has moved toward inhibiting Mexican laborers from
coming across the border (Fernandez Kelly and Massey 99).
Why, then, is there no official guideline for the movement of labor across borders
incorporated into the North American Free Trade Agreement? During the negotiation
of NAFTA, the reasoning was that the tripartite pact would bring not only economic
growth to all three nations, but also curtail immigration from Mexico to the United
States. In strengthening the Mexican economy through NAFTA s increased trade and
foreign investment, it was theorized that there would be greater employment
opportunities, higher wages and eventually, an enhanced standard of living in
Mexico; thus, curbing both legal and illegal immigration from Mexico into the United
States (Viano 103). Though these were the expected outcomes of NAFTA on the
Mexican economy, the reality has been far
Benefits Of School Uniforms In Public Schools
Every year around August and September school comes around, and that means
shopping. It s a day before school begins and no worries. The school uniform
policy requires for the student just have 4 blue polo shirts and brown, blue, or
black khakis for the males and khakis or a plaid skirt for the females. When school
uniforms topics are brought up in the United States most people are not in favor. If
only they took a closer consideration what school uniforms bring to the table that
mind set would be transformed. We as a country should adopt an open mind because
we can take a few notes from other countries whom have already adopted school
uniforms into their public educationregimen. This is one reason public schools in the
United States should make school uniforms mandatory in public schools. When
school uniforms come to mind they are often associated with private schools and
charter schools. Private school or charter schools were not the ones to start
implementing school uniforms into their school requirements. In fact, the uniforms
were first recognized in England around 1222. The students wore robe like uniforms
called the Clappa Clausa. At This time there were no private schools but instead the
impoverished Charity Kids were associated with the school uniforms. Over time they
started becoming associated with the higher class citizens of England. As the
uniforms were becoming more popular new accessories were added to the uniform
requirements such as hats, ties, and
Every year around August and September school comes around, and that means
shopping. It s a day before school begins and no worries. The school uniform
policy requires for the student just have 4 blue polo shirts and brown, blue, or
black khakis for the males and khakis or a plaid skirt for the females. When school
uniforms topics are brought up in the United States most people are not in favor. If
only they took a closer consideration what school uniforms bring to the table that
mind set would be transformed. We as a country should adopt an open mind because
we can take a few notes from other countries whom have already adopted school
uniforms into their public educationregimen. This is one reason public schools in the
United States should make school uniforms mandatory in public schools. When
school uniforms come to mind they are often associated with private schools and
charter schools. Private school or charter schools were not the ones to start
implementing school uniforms into their school requirements. In fact, the uniforms
were first recognized in England around 1222. The students wore robe like uniforms
called the Clappa Clausa. At This time there were no private schools but instead the
impoverished Charity Kids were associated with the school uniforms. Over time they
started becoming associated with the higher class citizens of England. As the
uniforms were becoming more popular new accessories were added to the uniform
requirements such as hats, ties, and
Essay on Self-Esteem
Self Esteem over Logic and Beliefs
Columbia College, Missouri
Abstract
Self Esteem gives a person the right to value themselves. Our self esteem sometimes
overpowers our logic, and can lead us to act in ways that are not always our own.
This paper examines how the following theories; Theory of Cognitive Dissonance,
Self Evaluation Maintenance Theory, Self Affirmation Theory, Rationalization Trap
and Self Discrepancy Theory impact a person s self esteem decisions. Where people
in different cases come to realize that the choices they have made overpower their
superior perfect logic, they have to deal with the consequences that come along with
the choices they have made.
Self Esteem over Logic and Beliefs
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This clearly shows how elements of life depend on the type of knowledge and
wisdom used. When we use this knowledge and wisdom, we can better the
strategies we have so that we can achieve more. It should also be stated that
individuals have different ways of looking at conflicts or situations. Because of this
vast difference, the way they accomplish tasks differs as well. Note that when
someone does not carry out his strategies well, they are bound to fail.
Theory of Cognitive Dissonance Cognitive dissonance can be defined as a feeling
of discomfort caused by performing an action that runs counter to one s customary
(typically positive) conception of oneself (Aronson, Wilson amp; Akert, 2010).
The body s natural way of keeping one s self esteem high is to counteract that by
either changing our actions or to talk ourselves into believing that what we have
done was the right thing to do in the moment (2010). For example, a female student
chooses to take a job stripping in a night club after spending three months looking
for a job. She struggles with this decision mentally because she was raised in a
strict, religious household. Her up bringing and the need to pay tuition become two
points that challenge her positive self esteem. The female student will make
concessions to her beliefs to keep her self esteem high saying things like this is my
only choice so
Self Esteem over Logic and Beliefs
Columbia College, Missouri
Abstract
Self Esteem gives a person the right to value themselves. Our self esteem sometimes
overpowers our logic, and can lead us to act in ways that are not always our own.
This paper examines how the following theories; Theory of Cognitive Dissonance,
Self Evaluation Maintenance Theory, Self Affirmation Theory, Rationalization Trap
and Self Discrepancy Theory impact a person s self esteem decisions. Where people
in different cases come to realize that the choices they have made overpower their
superior perfect logic, they have to deal with the consequences that come along with
the choices they have made.
Self Esteem over Logic and Beliefs
According to Cherry ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This clearly shows how elements of life depend on the type of knowledge and
wisdom used. When we use this knowledge and wisdom, we can better the
strategies we have so that we can achieve more. It should also be stated that
individuals have different ways of looking at conflicts or situations. Because of this
vast difference, the way they accomplish tasks differs as well. Note that when
someone does not carry out his strategies well, they are bound to fail.
Theory of Cognitive Dissonance Cognitive dissonance can be defined as a feeling
of discomfort caused by performing an action that runs counter to one s customary
(typically positive) conception of oneself (Aronson, Wilson amp; Akert, 2010).
The body s natural way of keeping one s self esteem high is to counteract that by
either changing our actions or to talk ourselves into believing that what we have
done was the right thing to do in the moment (2010). For example, a female student
chooses to take a job stripping in a night club after spending three months looking
for a job. She struggles with this decision mentally because she was raised in a
strict, religious household. Her up bringing and the need to pay tuition become two
points that challenge her positive self esteem. The female student will make
concessions to her beliefs to keep her self esteem high saying things like this is my
only choice so
The Consumption Of Dairy Products From My Diet Essay
Eliminating Dairy People often times attempt to practice healthy behaviors, but
usually, it s difficult to sustain these goals. Some may pursue a healthy lifestyle,
by either incorporating healthy habits or eliminating unhealthy behaviors. Given
my case, I intend to eliminate the consumption of dairy products from my diet.
Some may wonder what exactly is unhealthy about dairy products, others might be
informed about the high amounts of fat within dairy products, and a few might be
aware of the long list of side effects from the consumption of dairy. Oftentimes,
people need to be informed on how their habits have an effect in order to make a
few changes in their lifestyle. Initially, I became aware of the dairy industry from
documentaries, but through time I learned more significant and shocking facts. For
this experience, I began to eliminate dairy from my diet since September and
continue this processed until present day. Throughout this process I came across a
lot of surprises, obstacles, and achievements. In class, we were told change or
eliminate a health behavior to improve our overall lifestyle. Most students shared
their interest in being more active, quit smoking, or eating more healthy foods.
Personally, I wanted to focus on something that not only affected me but also others.
Therefore, I decided to eliminate dairy products from my diet. At first, I felt like it
made no sense to others, but I remained confident in my decision. Besides, I felt like
this was an
Eliminating Dairy People often times attempt to practice healthy behaviors, but
usually, it s difficult to sustain these goals. Some may pursue a healthy lifestyle,
by either incorporating healthy habits or eliminating unhealthy behaviors. Given
my case, I intend to eliminate the consumption of dairy products from my diet.
Some may wonder what exactly is unhealthy about dairy products, others might be
informed about the high amounts of fat within dairy products, and a few might be
aware of the long list of side effects from the consumption of dairy. Oftentimes,
people need to be informed on how their habits have an effect in order to make a
few changes in their lifestyle. Initially, I became aware of the dairy industry from
documentaries, but through time I learned more significant and shocking facts. For
this experience, I began to eliminate dairy from my diet since September and
continue this processed until present day. Throughout this process I came across a
lot of surprises, obstacles, and achievements. In class, we were told change or
eliminate a health behavior to improve our overall lifestyle. Most students shared
their interest in being more active, quit smoking, or eating more healthy foods.
Personally, I wanted to focus on something that not only affected me but also others.
Therefore, I decided to eliminate dairy products from my diet. At first, I felt like it
made no sense to others, but I remained confident in my decision. Besides, I felt like
this was an
Janice E. Fein s Essay New Perspective
Throughout the essay New Perspective by: Janice E. Fein, she explores in immense
detail how she suffered as a child who grew up with a mother that was very ill. She
explains the hardships she underwent and expressed how she felt cheated in life . As
a small child she could only remember her mother walking her to kindergarten once,
as she describes in the essay, but after that she could only remember her mother
laying in a massive and ugly hospital bed. As a child, its difficult sometimes to
understand and grasp complicated situations like this. Most of the time children only
hold one perspective of things, their own. Fein discusses the impact her mother s
illness had on her childhood and how it taught her later on in life when she became
Throughout the essay New Perspective by: Janice E. Fein, she explores in immense
detail how she suffered as a child who grew up with a mother that was very ill. She
explains the hardships she underwent and expressed how she felt cheated in life . As
a small child she could only remember her mother walking her to kindergarten once,
as she describes in the essay, but after that she could only remember her mother
laying in a massive and ugly hospital bed. As a child, its difficult sometimes to
understand and grasp complicated situations like this. Most of the time children only
hold one perspective of things, their own. Fein discusses the impact her mother s
illness had on her childhood and how it taught her later on in life when she became
Criticism
Clients criticism is the thing that each association ought to be worried about. Despite
the fact that USP labs item Oxy Elite Pro supplement, have been reviewed by FDA in
the wake of being connected to liver disease, the association can become acquainted
with what the clients feel about the item. The supervisor of USP labs needs to utilize
the utilization of center gatherings and overviews to decide the client s emotions
about their items Focus bunches are assemble exchanges that depend on the
association between aggregate individuals and the connection between the scientist
and the respondents. They are primarily used to gather subjective information. Center
gatherings give off an impression of being the perfect technique to keep in... Show
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This can be a beginning stage for the talk. Next, the mediator can challenge the
gathering so as to know whether they have ever been determined to have liver disease
since they began utilizing the supplement. This is subsequent to knowing for to what
extent they have been utilizing the item. With control addresses, the mediator will
have the capacity to impact the member even remark on the item. That is having any
extra data towards the items segment amid the dialog. This will empower the
members even include more data about the item which may not be considered by the
organization. The talk ought to be impartial, so every member ought to give their
perspectives on the supplement. The setting ought to likewise be with the end goal
that each member is allowed to express his or her issues towards the item. With the
data gave by FDA about reviewing the OxyElite Pro supplement and the client s
criticism in the wake of having the concentration gatherings, the organization will
know the path forward. This is on the grounds that the arbitrator accumulate enough
input on the impacts or advantages the item has had on the members and the
organization can utilize it for advance thought and settle on an educated choice
towards the item. Utilization of center gatherings is advantageous to the organization
as the mediator gets input
Clients criticism is the thing that each association ought to be worried about. Despite
the fact that USP labs item Oxy Elite Pro supplement, have been reviewed by FDA in
the wake of being connected to liver disease, the association can become acquainted
with what the clients feel about the item. The supervisor of USP labs needs to utilize
the utilization of center gatherings and overviews to decide the client s emotions
about their items Focus bunches are assemble exchanges that depend on the
association between aggregate individuals and the connection between the scientist
and the respondents. They are primarily used to gather subjective information. Center
gatherings give off an impression of being the perfect technique to keep in... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This can be a beginning stage for the talk. Next, the mediator can challenge the
gathering so as to know whether they have ever been determined to have liver disease
since they began utilizing the supplement. This is subsequent to knowing for to what
extent they have been utilizing the item. With control addresses, the mediator will
have the capacity to impact the member even remark on the item. That is having any
extra data towards the items segment amid the dialog. This will empower the
members even include more data about the item which may not be considered by the
organization. The talk ought to be impartial, so every member ought to give their
perspectives on the supplement. The setting ought to likewise be with the end goal
that each member is allowed to express his or her issues towards the item. With the
data gave by FDA about reviewing the OxyElite Pro supplement and the client s
criticism in the wake of having the concentration gatherings, the organization will
know the path forward. This is on the grounds that the arbitrator accumulate enough
input on the impacts or advantages the item has had on the members and the
organization can utilize it for advance thought and settle on an educated choice
towards the item. Utilization of center gatherings is advantageous to the organization
as the mediator gets input
Eric Rowton Gill Research Paper
Arthur Eric Rowton Gill, born in Brighton, England in 1882. Born in a family of
twelve, he was the elder brother of another well known graphic artist, MacDonald
Gill. His family did not stayed long in Brighton, as they moved to Chichester in
1897. Afterwards, Eric attended to Chichester Technical and Art School. Three years
later, he moved to London as a trainee to become an architect with the practice and
help of specialist in ecclesiastical architecture, W.D. Caroe. Soon after, he became
unsatisfied in his architectural training, deciding to study at Westminster Technical
School, where he attended in evening classes in stone masonry. In addition, he also
decided to practice calligraphy at the Central School of Arts and Crafts. It was there
that he met one of his major influences, Edward Johnson, the creator of the London
Undergroundtypeface. After three years from his training in architecture, he gave it
up and decided to become a calligrapher, letter cutter and monumental mason. In
1907, Eric moved to Ditchling in Sussex, after he married Ethel Hester Moore, and
decided to work from there. He would later inspire an artists community in the town.
He began... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Monotype s Hidden Gems: Gill Sans, Know your type notes, ...each
weight retains a distinct character of its own. The light font, with its heavily kerned
f and tall t , has an open, elegant look. The regular font has a more compact and
muscular appearance, with its flat bottomed d , flat topped p and q , and short,
triangular topped t. The bold font tends to echo the softer, more open style of the
light, while the extra bold and ultra bold have their own vivid personalities. Gill
Sans weight varies from light to ultra bold, which it can be useful for companies to
test out which weight will go well with as their corporate
Arthur Eric Rowton Gill, born in Brighton, England in 1882. Born in a family of
twelve, he was the elder brother of another well known graphic artist, MacDonald
Gill. His family did not stayed long in Brighton, as they moved to Chichester in
1897. Afterwards, Eric attended to Chichester Technical and Art School. Three years
later, he moved to London as a trainee to become an architect with the practice and
help of specialist in ecclesiastical architecture, W.D. Caroe. Soon after, he became
unsatisfied in his architectural training, deciding to study at Westminster Technical
School, where he attended in evening classes in stone masonry. In addition, he also
decided to practice calligraphy at the Central School of Arts and Crafts. It was there
that he met one of his major influences, Edward Johnson, the creator of the London
Undergroundtypeface. After three years from his training in architecture, he gave it
up and decided to become a calligrapher, letter cutter and monumental mason. In
1907, Eric moved to Ditchling in Sussex, after he married Ethel Hester Moore, and
decided to work from there. He would later inspire an artists community in the town.
He began... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Monotype s Hidden Gems: Gill Sans, Know your type notes, ...each
weight retains a distinct character of its own. The light font, with its heavily kerned
f and tall t , has an open, elegant look. The regular font has a more compact and
muscular appearance, with its flat bottomed d , flat topped p and q , and short,
triangular topped t. The bold font tends to echo the softer, more open style of the
light, while the extra bold and ultra bold have their own vivid personalities. Gill
Sans weight varies from light to ultra bold, which it can be useful for companies to
test out which weight will go well with as their corporate
Registered Nurse Anesthetists
Service personnel experience a tremendous number of traumatic experiences while in
service. These traumatic experiences include situations such as different forms of
explosion, gun battles, vehicle crashes, helicopter crashes, intense fear, seeing fellow
service members dying as well as a feeling of helplessness (CITE). These are
situations that an average American can simply not fathom. Certified Registered
Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) who work with service personnel typically do
understand these traumatic experiences. In this article, Wilson and Pokorny
conducted a study to understand the experiences CRNAs have with service personnel
who have traumatic brain injury(TBI) and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and
are emerging from general anesthesiawith emergence delirium (ED) (CITE). There
are no studies in literature that contain information on patients with these specific
problems, which makes this study important. Wilson and Pokorny hope other
researchers will get involved to help learn more about this subject and get the service
personnel and CRNAs the advanced medical help they need.
Major Headings From May 2005 to December 2005, the 228th Combat Support
Hospital in Mosqul, Iraq treated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The nine criteria are as followed: Phenomenological nod, resonancy, reasonableness,
representativeness, recognizability, raised consciences, readability, relevance, and
revelations (CITE). The phenomenological nod is when the researcher nods in
agreement during the interview meaning that what the interviewee said makes sense.
For resonancy in this article, the descriptions of the CRNAs experience is powerful
and can draw readers in and allow them to reflect on their own experiences.
Recognizability is when the researcher becomes more aware of what is being
experienced by the participants (CITE). These are a few examples of what each
criterion
Service personnel experience a tremendous number of traumatic experiences while in
service. These traumatic experiences include situations such as different forms of
explosion, gun battles, vehicle crashes, helicopter crashes, intense fear, seeing fellow
service members dying as well as a feeling of helplessness (CITE). These are
situations that an average American can simply not fathom. Certified Registered
Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) who work with service personnel typically do
understand these traumatic experiences. In this article, Wilson and Pokorny
conducted a study to understand the experiences CRNAs have with service personnel
who have traumatic brain injury(TBI) and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and
are emerging from general anesthesiawith emergence delirium (ED) (CITE). There
are no studies in literature that contain information on patients with these specific
problems, which makes this study important. Wilson and Pokorny hope other
researchers will get involved to help learn more about this subject and get the service
personnel and CRNAs the advanced medical help they need.
Major Headings From May 2005 to December 2005, the 228th Combat Support
Hospital in Mosqul, Iraq treated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The nine criteria are as followed: Phenomenological nod, resonancy, reasonableness,
representativeness, recognizability, raised consciences, readability, relevance, and
revelations (CITE). The phenomenological nod is when the researcher nods in
agreement during the interview meaning that what the interviewee said makes sense.
For resonancy in this article, the descriptions of the CRNAs experience is powerful
and can draw readers in and allow them to reflect on their own experiences.
Recognizability is when the researcher becomes more aware of what is being
experienced by the participants (CITE). These are a few examples of what each
criterion
Conflict Management Rhetorical Analysis
Leadership, Communicative Intervention, and Fiscal Management In strategic
communication and rhetoric, conflict management in the framework of rhetoric,
dialog, and communication is analyzed as a contemporary field of management,
while managers are analyzed in terms of their role in conflict management. An
education of rhetoric enables communicators in any facet of any field to create and
assess messages effectively. As a scholar of organizational and political
communicationand communicative ethnography, I know that strategic
communication organizationally calls for effective devices of language and syntax in
finding common ground with dyadic communication models to be most effective.
Dialogical Leadership is a form of organizational management... Show more content
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According to the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, the United States
has been generally regarded as being advanced in PFM, offering practices ranging
from sophisticated fiscal and policy frameworks and a focus on performance
management to the production of the accrualв Ђђbased, audited, consolidated whole
of government accounts for the public sector. Empirical evidence is not readily
available however, the insufficient number of appropriately qualified finance
personnel working in the public sector, including accounting technicians, is generally
recognized, and is of concern, as it severely affects countries ability to achieve
effective PFM (2010). These factors our co hort discussed over our three weeks of
study within the course of Fiscal Management however, there are more factors in
complications within public fiscal management to consider that has impacted my
writing and
Leadership, Communicative Intervention, and Fiscal Management In strategic
communication and rhetoric, conflict management in the framework of rhetoric,
dialog, and communication is analyzed as a contemporary field of management,
while managers are analyzed in terms of their role in conflict management. An
education of rhetoric enables communicators in any facet of any field to create and
assess messages effectively. As a scholar of organizational and political
communicationand communicative ethnography, I know that strategic
communication organizationally calls for effective devices of language and syntax in
finding common ground with dyadic communication models to be most effective.
Dialogical Leadership is a form of organizational management... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
According to the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, the United States
has been generally regarded as being advanced in PFM, offering practices ranging
from sophisticated fiscal and policy frameworks and a focus on performance
management to the production of the accrualв Ђђbased, audited, consolidated whole
of government accounts for the public sector. Empirical evidence is not readily
available however, the insufficient number of appropriately qualified finance
personnel working in the public sector, including accounting technicians, is generally
recognized, and is of concern, as it severely affects countries ability to achieve
effective PFM (2010). These factors our co hort discussed over our three weeks of
study within the course of Fiscal Management however, there are more factors in
complications within public fiscal management to consider that has impacted my
writing and
Feudalism And The Middle Ages
Feudalism In The Middle Ages
When people conjure images of the Middle Ages, people think of chaos, war, and
little improvement. In fact, much of this is true. During the Middle Ages, a system
called the Feudal System was formed to maintain order. It might have made life
tough for peasants, but it kept nobles, or upper class people, rich and in power. The
Feudal System greatly affected daily life for everyone, but, in time, it collapsed.
The constant chaos of the Middle Ages caused the Feudal System to be invented.
During this time period, kingdoms in modern day western Europe were under
constant threat from invading nations. Most kingdoms had been too large to have
just a single figure of power, so Feudalism developed. Feudalism came mostly due
to a single king s inability to protect his land by himself (King 26). Another reason
was that before the fall of the Roman Empire, an established and powerful entity,
the leaders of kingdoms had strong bonds with their people. When the Roman
Empire fell, there was no single strong power other than the Pope, and the ties
between the leaders and the people broke (Pei). Without these ties, people and their
Lords weren t as friendly as before. With no strong power in place, defenses were
needed. This is how the Feudal classes came to be, as knights swore to support their
lord militarily and their lord swore to protect them (Pei). Because of the constant
need for defenses, classes formed: kings, to rule; lords, to control villages;
Feudalism In The Middle Ages
When people conjure images of the Middle Ages, people think of chaos, war, and
little improvement. In fact, much of this is true. During the Middle Ages, a system
called the Feudal System was formed to maintain order. It might have made life
tough for peasants, but it kept nobles, or upper class people, rich and in power. The
Feudal System greatly affected daily life for everyone, but, in time, it collapsed.
The constant chaos of the Middle Ages caused the Feudal System to be invented.
During this time period, kingdoms in modern day western Europe were under
constant threat from invading nations. Most kingdoms had been too large to have
just a single figure of power, so Feudalism developed. Feudalism came mostly due
to a single king s inability to protect his land by himself (King 26). Another reason
was that before the fall of the Roman Empire, an established and powerful entity,
the leaders of kingdoms had strong bonds with their people. When the Roman
Empire fell, there was no single strong power other than the Pope, and the ties
between the leaders and the people broke (Pei). Without these ties, people and their
Lords weren t as friendly as before. With no strong power in place, defenses were
needed. This is how the Feudal classes came to be, as knights swore to support their
lord militarily and their lord swore to protect them (Pei). Because of the constant
need for defenses, classes formed: kings, to rule; lords, to control villages;
Spanglish Language Essay
Before starting, what is the language? A language is a system of conventional spoken,
manual, or written symbols by means of which human beings, as members of a social
group and participant in its culture, express themselves. The functions of language
include communication, the expression of identity, play, imaginative expression and
emotional release. We can distinguish between a native language, which is a
biological necessity that helps to man take part in a community and built an identity;
and a secondary language, which is the language from a country where you do not
live there. The contact between two or more languages can cause languages or
dialects with influences of each other as well. English is a language without politic,...
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Then, another definition, Spanglish is a fluent and frequent alternating of Spanish
and English in the same conversation or literature work. From the historic and social
point of view, we can affirm his appearance is thanked to ibero hispaniamerican
immigration to United States during XX century, although it appeared long time
before. This immigration increased the Spanish presence in United STates. This
people, who arrived there, did not know English, they did not have education and
work, and they felt alienated and discriminated by the northamerican society.
Spanglish is the reflect of hard social conditions of these immigrants and his
struggle to get over this social and cultural problem. The new citizens kept the use of
Spanish in their homes and schools, but English became the dominant language for
business and diplomacy. Therefore this situation of diglossia gave room to
Spanglish creation, but it has been seen as a language of less prestige than other
ones for a long time, according to Roberto EchevarrГ a La triste realidad es que el
spanglish es basicamente una lengua de los hispanos pobres, muchos de los cuales
son casi analfabetos en cualquiera de los dos idiomas. Incorporan palabras y
construcciones inglesas a su habla de todos los dГ as porque carecen del vocabulario
y la educacion en espaГ±ol para adaptarse a la
Before starting, what is the language? A language is a system of conventional spoken,
manual, or written symbols by means of which human beings, as members of a social
group and participant in its culture, express themselves. The functions of language
include communication, the expression of identity, play, imaginative expression and
emotional release. We can distinguish between a native language, which is a
biological necessity that helps to man take part in a community and built an identity;
and a secondary language, which is the language from a country where you do not
live there. The contact between two or more languages can cause languages or
dialects with influences of each other as well. English is a language without politic,...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then, another definition, Spanglish is a fluent and frequent alternating of Spanish
and English in the same conversation or literature work. From the historic and social
point of view, we can affirm his appearance is thanked to ibero hispaniamerican
immigration to United States during XX century, although it appeared long time
before. This immigration increased the Spanish presence in United STates. This
people, who arrived there, did not know English, they did not have education and
work, and they felt alienated and discriminated by the northamerican society.
Spanglish is the reflect of hard social conditions of these immigrants and his
struggle to get over this social and cultural problem. The new citizens kept the use of
Spanish in their homes and schools, but English became the dominant language for
business and diplomacy. Therefore this situation of diglossia gave room to
Spanglish creation, but it has been seen as a language of less prestige than other
ones for a long time, according to Roberto EchevarrГ a La triste realidad es que el
spanglish es basicamente una lengua de los hispanos pobres, muchos de los cuales
son casi analfabetos en cualquiera de los dos idiomas. Incorporan palabras y
construcciones inglesas a su habla de todos los dГ as porque carecen del vocabulario
y la educacion en espaГ±ol para adaptarse a la
Ww1 Personal Response
During the Second World War everyone in the United Kingdom had to step up to
help the war effort and defeat Germany. This included the Girl Guides who found
themselves having support the home front in many different ways. The Girl
Guides used the many different skills they had obtained at their meetings and
camps to help the country to survive the war. Some of the ways the Girl Guides
helped was by providing the public with services such as health care, and child
care as well as food for the people of London who were suffering from the after
effects of the blitz. This project is important because Girl Guiding now has half a
million members worldwide, including me. To us this is part of our history. A part
that until our centenary year in... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This article was written by Janie Hampton as well and was published a year after
the release of her book (2011). The article provides the key points from her book.
In this article she discusses what they did in the blitz and blackouts. This provides
the reader with an overview that is well supported as the knowledge would have
come from writing her book which is well supported by evidence and first hand
accounts. Later that year an article was uploaded to blog called https://owl and
toadstool.blogspot.co.uk/. I can infer from earlier posts that it was written by a
guide/brownie leader. They wrote about what guides did talking about Hampton s
book. The blogger spoke briefly about the most obvious things such as first aid but
they then moved onto the more interesting roles some of the Girl Guides had, such
as spying for MI5. The blog overall presents a summary of what Girl Guides did
focusing on the more appealing aspects which are backed up by pictures from various
During the Second World War everyone in the United Kingdom had to step up to
help the war effort and defeat Germany. This included the Girl Guides who found
themselves having support the home front in many different ways. The Girl
Guides used the many different skills they had obtained at their meetings and
camps to help the country to survive the war. Some of the ways the Girl Guides
helped was by providing the public with services such as health care, and child
care as well as food for the people of London who were suffering from the after
effects of the blitz. This project is important because Girl Guiding now has half a
million members worldwide, including me. To us this is part of our history. A part
that until our centenary year in... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This article was written by Janie Hampton as well and was published a year after
the release of her book (2011). The article provides the key points from her book.
In this article she discusses what they did in the blitz and blackouts. This provides
the reader with an overview that is well supported as the knowledge would have
come from writing her book which is well supported by evidence and first hand
accounts. Later that year an article was uploaded to blog called https://owl and
toadstool.blogspot.co.uk/. I can infer from earlier posts that it was written by a
guide/brownie leader. They wrote about what guides did talking about Hampton s
book. The blogger spoke briefly about the most obvious things such as first aid but
they then moved onto the more interesting roles some of the Girl Guides had, such
as spying for MI5. The blog overall presents a summary of what Girl Guides did
focusing on the more appealing aspects which are backed up by pictures from various
Reducing The Spread Of Obesity
The same components that are increasing the spread of obesity in social networks
may be used to slow, and eventually reverse the prevalence of obesity among social
ties. Cigarette use was incredibly common four decades ago, but smoking prevalence
has dramatically declined. Cigarette smoking cessation is an example of a positive
healthcontagion, where cessation spread rapidly through networks and pushed
smokers to the outside of the network (Christakis Fowler, 2008). A health contagion
has not yet appeared to combat the majority of high BMI networks, but there are
promising signals.
Obesity related intervention strategies have displayed significantly better results
when individuals are placed in a group compared to targeting one individual by a
medical professional (Paul Ebhohimhen Avenell, 2009). Additionally, weight loss
group interventions can be successful online through social media platforms and
have shown to increase physical activity levels at a significantly faster and higher
rate than individuals alone (Zhang, Brackbill, Yang, Centola, 2015). Individuals who
are overweight or obese display an increase in weight loss indent when the
surrounding social ties take part in weight loss behavior as well. (Leahey, LaRose,
Fava, Wing, 2010). Group obesity intervention may be a productive and efficient tool
in the facilitation of positive health communication and a strategy for increasing the
amount of pro health behavior communicators in an individual s network.
The same components that are increasing the spread of obesity in social networks
may be used to slow, and eventually reverse the prevalence of obesity among social
ties. Cigarette use was incredibly common four decades ago, but smoking prevalence
has dramatically declined. Cigarette smoking cessation is an example of a positive
healthcontagion, where cessation spread rapidly through networks and pushed
smokers to the outside of the network (Christakis Fowler, 2008). A health contagion
has not yet appeared to combat the majority of high BMI networks, but there are
promising signals.
Obesity related intervention strategies have displayed significantly better results
when individuals are placed in a group compared to targeting one individual by a
medical professional (Paul Ebhohimhen Avenell, 2009). Additionally, weight loss
group interventions can be successful online through social media platforms and
have shown to increase physical activity levels at a significantly faster and higher
rate than individuals alone (Zhang, Brackbill, Yang, Centola, 2015). Individuals who
are overweight or obese display an increase in weight loss indent when the
surrounding social ties take part in weight loss behavior as well. (Leahey, LaRose,
Fava, Wing, 2010). Group obesity intervention may be a productive and efficient tool
in the facilitation of positive health communication and a strategy for increasing the
amount of pro health behavior communicators in an individual s network.
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