Spelman College Extends Its Test Optional Policy For Class Of 2026
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Basic Principles Of Communication
The Basic Principles of Communication Alethea Lester COM200: Interpersonal Communication
Christi Renzi October 23, 2017 The Basic Principles of Communication We will never know
everything there is to know about relationships with others or ourselves because the communication
process is complexed (Bevan sole, 2014). Communication is the main key to being successful in any
relationship, whether it is business or personal. Communication is the interaction between two or more
people who share meaning through messages that is either verbal or non verbal messages through
contexts (Bevan, J.L, Sole, K. (2014, section 1.4, para. 2). In order to become a competent
communicator and avoid miscommunication, one has to acknowledge and ... Show more content on
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The students are medically fragile and severely handicapped. However, there is one student that the
assistant work with more and know more about. The student has seizures if he is over stimulated. The
assistant knows how to not over stimulate him. The student loves to look at lights on the ceiling,
however too much can set his seizures off. One day the teacher decides to work with the student. She
is over stimulating with the lights. The assistant is trying to tell her what she was doing was too much
for him. The teacher over talks assistant and responds before it is her turn to talk. The teacher do not
listen to the assistant. However, she keeps doing what she is doing. Before you know it, the student is
having back to back seizures and 911 has to be call because the seizure will not stop. This leads to
miscommunication because the teacher is not listening and disrespecting what the assistant is trying to
communicate to her about the student. The results of the teacher not listening to the assistant while
explaining how too much lights can over stimulate the student could make the situation uncomfortable
and cause complication with student and the assistant. One challenge or barrier that is caused by
miscommunication is misperceptions. Misperception is the broadest challenge of interpersonal
communication (Bevan, J.L., Sole, K. (2014, section 1.3, para. 12). Since the teacher was not
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The Basic Principles of Communication Alethea Lester COM200: Interpersonal Communication
Christi Renzi October 23, 2017 The Basic Principles of Communication We will never know
everything there is to know about relationships with others or ourselves because the communication
process is complexed (Bevan sole, 2014). Communication is the main key to being successful in any
relationship, whether it is business or personal. Communication is the interaction between two or more
people who share meaning through messages that is either verbal or non verbal messages through
contexts (Bevan, J.L, Sole, K. (2014, section 1.4, para. 2). In order to become a competent
communicator and avoid miscommunication, one has to acknowledge and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The students are medically fragile and severely handicapped. However, there is one student that the
assistant work with more and know more about. The student has seizures if he is over stimulated. The
assistant knows how to not over stimulate him. The student loves to look at lights on the ceiling,
however too much can set his seizures off. One day the teacher decides to work with the student. She
is over stimulating with the lights. The assistant is trying to tell her what she was doing was too much
for him. The teacher over talks assistant and responds before it is her turn to talk. The teacher do not
listen to the assistant. However, she keeps doing what she is doing. Before you know it, the student is
having back to back seizures and 911 has to be call because the seizure will not stop. This leads to
miscommunication because the teacher is not listening and disrespecting what the assistant is trying to
communicate to her about the student. The results of the teacher not listening to the assistant while
explaining how too much lights can over stimulate the student could make the situation uncomfortable
and cause complication with student and the assistant. One challenge or barrier that is caused by
miscommunication is misperceptions. Misperception is the broadest challenge of interpersonal
communication (Bevan, J.L., Sole, K. (2014, section 1.3, para. 12). Since the teacher was not
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The Passage Lesson For Women By Ban Zhao
The passage Lesson for Women is a work done by Ban Zhao that goes into detail on the proper ways a
lady should act. Not only does the author explain the ways but she also goes into detail to help others
understand what it s like for a woman of that time period. When writing the author provides us with
detailed sentences and a lot of informative material. Over the course of this essay we will be breaking
down the key elements of this passage to fully understand it.
The author of this passage, Ban Zhao, seemed to be very knowledgeable and influential to young
women. Since the setting takes place in Asia, I think that the author may have been influenced to write
this piece by other woman of her country. Taking clues from the style of writing I can infer that this
piece was written in a past since it uses words and phrases that seem dated. When looking over this
writing piece I can heavily agree ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I think at the time the author may of tried to target an audience of young girls. Instead of writing a
story the author cuts right to the case and explains and goes into detail about how a woman should act.
The writer of this piece most likely wants you to take something from this and either learn from it or
apply it to your life. An audience that lived in that time period may read this with a different mindset
than someone of this era.
The passage Lesson for Women was a very informative and interesting work to read about. After
reading the piece multiple times I would definitely recommend this to someone willing to learn about
different eras. I think that close reading this piece was very important since it uncovered many great
things I never thought of glancing over in the beginning. If someone had the chance to read this work
and was hesitant I would definitely tell them to go ahead and read it since I enjoyed, it very
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The passage Lesson for Women is a work done by Ban Zhao that goes into detail on the proper ways a
lady should act. Not only does the author explain the ways but she also goes into detail to help others
understand what it s like for a woman of that time period. When writing the author provides us with
detailed sentences and a lot of informative material. Over the course of this essay we will be breaking
down the key elements of this passage to fully understand it.
The author of this passage, Ban Zhao, seemed to be very knowledgeable and influential to young
women. Since the setting takes place in Asia, I think that the author may have been influenced to write
this piece by other woman of her country. Taking clues from the style of writing I can infer that this
piece was written in a past since it uses words and phrases that seem dated. When looking over this
writing piece I can heavily agree ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I think at the time the author may of tried to target an audience of young girls. Instead of writing a
story the author cuts right to the case and explains and goes into detail about how a woman should act.
The writer of this piece most likely wants you to take something from this and either learn from it or
apply it to your life. An audience that lived in that time period may read this with a different mindset
than someone of this era.
The passage Lesson for Women was a very informative and interesting work to read about. After
reading the piece multiple times I would definitely recommend this to someone willing to learn about
different eras. I think that close reading this piece was very important since it uncovered many great
things I never thought of glancing over in the beginning. If someone had the chance to read this work
and was hesitant I would definitely tell them to go ahead and read it since I enjoyed, it very
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Caged Bird By Maya Angelo
Caged bird by maya Angela
When I read caged bird, i noticed that maya Angelo used metaphors, symbolism and repetition, in her
poem, she used metaphors to give an understanding view on both sides of her topic, and built up on
those two sides with repetition.
I caged bird, right away I noticed when she portrayed a metaphor in the line can seldom see
through/his bars of rage his wings are clipped and/his feet are tied (Angelou, 10 13), I personally see
the meaning of this as, showing when a person is trapped within themselves not able to see the world
in front of them, I also feel that what she is portraying in my point of view is that, you can never get
past something if you keep yourself their, I get this idea from the line can seldom see through/his bars
of rage (Angelou, 10 11) also I feel she s showing what society can do to someone and how they can
slow down their progress when she writes his wings are clipped and/his feet are tied (Angelou, 12 13)
I feel she uses all the aspects to tell the metaphor that the bird represents a human who has been
slowed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While creating her metaphorical view I think that she used symbolism as apart of that, I also believe
that the symbolism that she uses in her poem is about the bird, i could recognize that she might have
been using the bird as a person, I especially notice this when she writes a caged bird stands on a grave
of dreams (Angelou, 27)I know that birds don t have ambitions or dreams, so I used this knowledge to
deduce it to being a human, this isn t exactly personification, but more like giving the bird the ability
to be know for its placement in its view of dreams and ambition I noticed that she uses the bird as a
base for her whole poem, she utilizes this bird to portray how weak a humans will it can become, I
also feel that she uses the cage also, to embody the hardships and how the bird is not able to move past
it, hence the part where she says can seldom see through/his bars of rage (Angelou, 10 11
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Caged bird by maya Angela
When I read caged bird, i noticed that maya Angelo used metaphors, symbolism and repetition, in her
poem, she used metaphors to give an understanding view on both sides of her topic, and built up on
those two sides with repetition.
I caged bird, right away I noticed when she portrayed a metaphor in the line can seldom see
through/his bars of rage his wings are clipped and/his feet are tied (Angelou, 10 13), I personally see
the meaning of this as, showing when a person is trapped within themselves not able to see the world
in front of them, I also feel that what she is portraying in my point of view is that, you can never get
past something if you keep yourself their, I get this idea from the line can seldom see through/his bars
of rage (Angelou, 10 11) also I feel she s showing what society can do to someone and how they can
slow down their progress when she writes his wings are clipped and/his feet are tied (Angelou, 12 13)
I feel she uses all the aspects to tell the metaphor that the bird represents a human who has been
slowed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While creating her metaphorical view I think that she used symbolism as apart of that, I also believe
that the symbolism that she uses in her poem is about the bird, i could recognize that she might have
been using the bird as a person, I especially notice this when she writes a caged bird stands on a grave
of dreams (Angelou, 27)I know that birds don t have ambitions or dreams, so I used this knowledge to
deduce it to being a human, this isn t exactly personification, but more like giving the bird the ability
to be know for its placement in its view of dreams and ambition I noticed that she uses the bird as a
base for her whole poem, she utilizes this bird to portray how weak a humans will it can become, I
also feel that she uses the cage also, to embody the hardships and how the bird is not able to move past
it, hence the part where she says can seldom see through/his bars of rage (Angelou, 10 11
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Theme Of Political Education In Fahrenheit 451
Ray Bradbury displays a dystopian society in the midst of intense conflict with no value for education
in his novel Fahrenheit 451. A day at school in the world of Fahrenheit 451 would often involve
attending classes such as an hour of TV class , baseball, basketball or running, and painting, opposed
common classes such as math, english, science and history. At a glance, one might not be able to see
the drastic similarity between these two worlds, but in fact there is a major one. Where do children
recieve their political education, where are they displaying their critical thinking? Both aspects of
education are crucial in a child s education. Political education and critical thinking provide children
with the tools that they will need to prevent the government from manipulating them and the rest of
society. Without these tools, an epidemic of ignorance flows upon society, which is what clearly
occurs in Fahrenheit 451. In the middle of a lengthy and continuous war, but with the persecution of
knowledge apparent, political education is the obvious, yet regrettably unobtainable solution to this
conflict. In general, the citizens of Bradbury s dystopian society have little to no interest in politics
whatsoever. The two citizens who are the prime examples of proving this statement
Hodges 2 are Mildred s friends Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles, with their blatant ignorance in regards
to politics. Most likely in our society, political discussion would be on the latest
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Ray Bradbury displays a dystopian society in the midst of intense conflict with no value for education
in his novel Fahrenheit 451. A day at school in the world of Fahrenheit 451 would often involve
attending classes such as an hour of TV class , baseball, basketball or running, and painting, opposed
common classes such as math, english, science and history. At a glance, one might not be able to see
the drastic similarity between these two worlds, but in fact there is a major one. Where do children
recieve their political education, where are they displaying their critical thinking? Both aspects of
education are crucial in a child s education. Political education and critical thinking provide children
with the tools that they will need to prevent the government from manipulating them and the rest of
society. Without these tools, an epidemic of ignorance flows upon society, which is what clearly
occurs in Fahrenheit 451. In the middle of a lengthy and continuous war, but with the persecution of
knowledge apparent, political education is the obvious, yet regrettably unobtainable solution to this
conflict. In general, the citizens of Bradbury s dystopian society have little to no interest in politics
whatsoever. The two citizens who are the prime examples of proving this statement
Hodges 2 are Mildred s friends Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles, with their blatant ignorance in regards
to politics. Most likely in our society, political discussion would be on the latest
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Dc Metro Area Reduce Violence Regarding Firearms Essay
Guiding Question(s) How can the DC metro area reduce violence regarding firearms? How can gun
control laws helps solve this issue?
Introduction/Background
DC metro area is known for having one of the strictest gun control laws in the US, but it highest crime
rate regarding firearms in the whole country (Phillips). In July 2014, the case Palmer v. District of
Columbia (2014) said that there is an absolution prohibition on carrying handguns out of your home,
place of business or specific recreational purposes (Alman). There are numerous requirements that
need to be met to obtain a concealed carry permit in the District of Columbia. Cities and Metropolitan
areas have firearm homicide rates in line with the nations with one of the highest homicide rate.
Homicide and gun crimes in Washington DC has increased every year despite the overall crime rate
being relatively the same. Armed robberies has went up to 16 percent and assault with a dangerous
weapons involving a firearm went up to 19 percent (Alman).
Thesis Statement In the DC Metropolitan Area, violence regarding firearm has been a big issue. It has
one of the highest homicide rates involving firearm in the country even though they are known for
having one of the strictest gun control laws in the country. Gun control in the an metropolitan area is
impossible, but little changes can be made in order to reduce the amount of damage that firearms have
brought to the city. Creating a system to take accountability of the
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Guiding Question(s) How can the DC metro area reduce violence regarding firearms? How can gun
control laws helps solve this issue?
Introduction/Background
DC metro area is known for having one of the strictest gun control laws in the US, but it highest crime
rate regarding firearms in the whole country (Phillips). In July 2014, the case Palmer v. District of
Columbia (2014) said that there is an absolution prohibition on carrying handguns out of your home,
place of business or specific recreational purposes (Alman). There are numerous requirements that
need to be met to obtain a concealed carry permit in the District of Columbia. Cities and Metropolitan
areas have firearm homicide rates in line with the nations with one of the highest homicide rate.
Homicide and gun crimes in Washington DC has increased every year despite the overall crime rate
being relatively the same. Armed robberies has went up to 16 percent and assault with a dangerous
weapons involving a firearm went up to 19 percent (Alman).
Thesis Statement In the DC Metropolitan Area, violence regarding firearm has been a big issue. It has
one of the highest homicide rates involving firearm in the country even though they are known for
having one of the strictest gun control laws in the country. Gun control in the an metropolitan area is
impossible, but little changes can be made in order to reduce the amount of damage that firearms have
brought to the city. Creating a system to take accountability of the
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Replacement Windows and Home Security Upgrades Essay
Homeowners in Virginia and the Washington, DC area often consider aesthetics and price as the main
factors driving decisions. While we understand the importance of finding windows that match your
home s architecture and complement your overall design scheme, at Renewal by Andersen we think
security and safety are important, too.
Based on FBI projections, more than three percent of all homes in the United States will be
burglarized this coming year. There were almost 4000 burglaries in the DC area in 2012. Criminals
look for easy access and quick entrance opportunities.
One proven way to reduce your chances of becoming a victim to home invasions is to upgrade your
old windows.
Technological advances and new glass designs make glass ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Depending on your personal preference and window location, you might use this style for alley facing
windows or to add privacy in bedrooms and bathroom.
Added Safety Features
There are many glass styles and strengths for homeowners to choose from when upgrading their
windows in the DC area. Along with stronger glass, replacement windows from Renewal of Anderson
have tamper resistant locks. Strategically recessed pick resistant locks are easy to access from inside
your home, while preventing unwanted tampering from outside. Multiple locks for large windows and
sash stops give you additional layers of protection.
There are several different styles of window locks. Here are three options that improve security.
Unison locks have multiple locking mechanisms operated with a single handle. Automatic locking
windows self lock every time the window is closed securely. Key lock mechanisms require a key to
manually lock and unlock windows and doors.
Security System Upgrades
Renewal by Andersen replacement windows have many added features and benefits to improve home
security in your Virginia or DC home. One question you might have is how new windows will impact
other home security systems.
If you already have a home security system in place that you are pleased with, our experienced
window specialists will help you explore options based on your current equipment and services.
Homeowners in Virginia and the Washington, DC area often consider aesthetics and price as the main
factors driving decisions. While we understand the importance of finding windows that match your
home s architecture and complement your overall design scheme, at Renewal by Andersen we think
security and safety are important, too.
Based on FBI projections, more than three percent of all homes in the United States will be
burglarized this coming year. There were almost 4000 burglaries in the DC area in 2012. Criminals
look for easy access and quick entrance opportunities.
One proven way to reduce your chances of becoming a victim to home invasions is to upgrade your
old windows.
Technological advances and new glass designs make glass ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Depending on your personal preference and window location, you might use this style for alley facing
windows or to add privacy in bedrooms and bathroom.
Added Safety Features
There are many glass styles and strengths for homeowners to choose from when upgrading their
windows in the DC area. Along with stronger glass, replacement windows from Renewal of Anderson
have tamper resistant locks. Strategically recessed pick resistant locks are easy to access from inside
your home, while preventing unwanted tampering from outside. Multiple locks for large windows and
sash stops give you additional layers of protection.
There are several different styles of window locks. Here are three options that improve security.
Unison locks have multiple locking mechanisms operated with a single handle. Automatic locking
windows self lock every time the window is closed securely. Key lock mechanisms require a key to
manually lock and unlock windows and doors.
Security System Upgrades
Renewal by Andersen replacement windows have many added features and benefits to improve home
security in your Virginia or DC home. One question you might have is how new windows will impact
other home security systems.
If you already have a home security system in place that you are pleased with, our experienced
window specialists will help you explore options based on your current equipment and services.
If you are thinking about installing a new
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Nt1210 Chapter 1 Review Essay
Multiple Choices 1. Which of the following is true about 1 bit? C. Represents one binary digit 2.
Which of the following terms means approximately 106 bytes? B. Megabytes 3. Which answer lists
the correct number of bits associated with each term? C. 64 bits per quadruple word 4. Which of the
following are true about random access memory (RAM) as it is normally used inside a personal
computer? A.Used for short term memory E. Is installed on the motherboard 5. This chapter describes
the concepts behind how a CPU reads the contents from RAM. Which of the following is true about
the process of read data. As described in the chapter? A.The CPU tells the RAM which address holds
data that the CPU wants to read. 6. A user ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
C. Input of commands that controls the computer 19. For a particular computer display, the screen
resolution is set to 1280 x 1024. Which if the following is true about the term screen resolution, these
two numbers, and what they describe? C. The screen is using more than 1 million pixels D. 1024 is the
number of items top to bottom in a grid on the screen. 20. Which of the following might be a useful
part of a pixel map? A.Information that identifies each individual pixel on the computer display B. A
binary code for each pixel, defining its color Key Terms Computer A computer the process recieves in,
thinks about, changes, stores, sends out, displays, and prints data in the form of bits. Bit The smallest
unit of data stored in a computing device, representing a single binary digit of value 0 or 1. Byte A
unit of data in a computer: 8 bits Random access memory (RAM) A type of short term memory
computer memory used by computers, primarily used as a temporary working memory by the CPU.
Character set A list of the characters that can be used in a given language and languages, mapped to
corresponding unique binary codes and published as a convention or standard so that computers can
use a consistent set of binary values to represent text values. File A collection of bytes, assigned a
name for easy reference by the file system ad grouped together for storage on a
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Multiple Choices 1. Which of the following is true about 1 bit? C. Represents one binary digit 2.
Which of the following terms means approximately 106 bytes? B. Megabytes 3. Which answer lists
the correct number of bits associated with each term? C. 64 bits per quadruple word 4. Which of the
following are true about random access memory (RAM) as it is normally used inside a personal
computer? A.Used for short term memory E. Is installed on the motherboard 5. This chapter describes
the concepts behind how a CPU reads the contents from RAM. Which of the following is true about
the process of read data. As described in the chapter? A.The CPU tells the RAM which address holds
data that the CPU wants to read. 6. A user ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
C. Input of commands that controls the computer 19. For a particular computer display, the screen
resolution is set to 1280 x 1024. Which if the following is true about the term screen resolution, these
two numbers, and what they describe? C. The screen is using more than 1 million pixels D. 1024 is the
number of items top to bottom in a grid on the screen. 20. Which of the following might be a useful
part of a pixel map? A.Information that identifies each individual pixel on the computer display B. A
binary code for each pixel, defining its color Key Terms Computer A computer the process recieves in,
thinks about, changes, stores, sends out, displays, and prints data in the form of bits. Bit The smallest
unit of data stored in a computing device, representing a single binary digit of value 0 or 1. Byte A
unit of data in a computer: 8 bits Random access memory (RAM) A type of short term memory
computer memory used by computers, primarily used as a temporary working memory by the CPU.
Character set A list of the characters that can be used in a given language and languages, mapped to
corresponding unique binary codes and published as a convention or standard so that computers can
use a consistent set of binary values to represent text values. File A collection of bytes, assigned a
name for easy reference by the file system ad grouped together for storage on a
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Extreme Human Emotions are the Sole Product of Biological...
It has been claimed that human emotions are the sole product of biological functioning. The James
Lange Theory of Emotion (1884) proposes that there are three components of emotions which can be
attributed to the automatic nervous system (ANS). The three components are Cognition (appraisal of
the event), Action (Fight or flight) and Feeling (Aspect of the emotion). Here we see that a biological
attribution of emotion has been in place since the 1800s and has been common knowledge for some
time. This essay will assess and examine evidence that has been provided to support the idea that
emotions are the product of biology.
Certain areas of the brain have been identified when studying fear. The amygdala is involved in
processing emotions ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Emotional Memory also exists which isn t conscious (Claparede, 1911). When studying patients with
amnesia, it was found Claparede would introduce himself to a patient every day and she would not
remember ever meeting him previously. He began to hold a pin when shaking hands with her which
would cause her pain. Although the woman could not remember the man each day, she began to refuse
to shake his hand due to fear of being hurt. This showed that the patient could not form new memories
but the brain can ensure that the systems related to fear can override cognitive processing when
encountering a threat.
As we can see, the brain plays a strong role in producing fear responses. Additionally, there are
physical indicators of fear too. The sympathetic nervous system is responsible for the fight or flight
affect producing increased heart rate and breathing. This in turn produces behavioural and
psychological responses such as feeling fearful and changes in facial expression. These biological
responses are caused by information within the brain which strongly suggests that fear is a product of
biological functioning.
Another important human emotion to look at is anger which is essential for communication and
responding to threats. Deffenberger (2002) defines anger as coping resources that are available to the
individual. When studying the brain, the amygdala is active in related to anger. Dopamine and
adrenaline are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It has been claimed that human emotions are the sole product of biological functioning. The James
Lange Theory of Emotion (1884) proposes that there are three components of emotions which can be
attributed to the automatic nervous system (ANS). The three components are Cognition (appraisal of
the event), Action (Fight or flight) and Feeling (Aspect of the emotion). Here we see that a biological
attribution of emotion has been in place since the 1800s and has been common knowledge for some
time. This essay will assess and examine evidence that has been provided to support the idea that
emotions are the product of biology.
Certain areas of the brain have been identified when studying fear. The amygdala is involved in
processing emotions ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Emotional Memory also exists which isn t conscious (Claparede, 1911). When studying patients with
amnesia, it was found Claparede would introduce himself to a patient every day and she would not
remember ever meeting him previously. He began to hold a pin when shaking hands with her which
would cause her pain. Although the woman could not remember the man each day, she began to refuse
to shake his hand due to fear of being hurt. This showed that the patient could not form new memories
but the brain can ensure that the systems related to fear can override cognitive processing when
encountering a threat.
As we can see, the brain plays a strong role in producing fear responses. Additionally, there are
physical indicators of fear too. The sympathetic nervous system is responsible for the fight or flight
affect producing increased heart rate and breathing. This in turn produces behavioural and
psychological responses such as feeling fearful and changes in facial expression. These biological
responses are caused by information within the brain which strongly suggests that fear is a product of
biological functioning.
Another important human emotion to look at is anger which is essential for communication and
responding to threats. Deffenberger (2002) defines anger as coping resources that are available to the
individual. When studying the brain, the amygdala is active in related to anger. Dopamine and
adrenaline are
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My Improvement As A Writer
After going reading through my final essays and reflection letters, it s surprising how quickly I have
deleveled and improved as a writer. Before started this class, I knew, as a writer, where my
weaknesses lied: word choice, transitional phases, brainstorming, and finally putting my thoughts into
writing. My goal was to work on them and improve, and I was successful. The process all began once
I started using the verb tense strategy in my Unit One Essay. With this strategy, I was able to not only
use better word choice but also strengthen the entire sentence. (Killed two birds with one stone.)
Personally, I believe a lot of strategies for improvement came from Unit One. It was in this Unit that I
realized how hard it is for me to organize
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After going reading through my final essays and reflection letters, it s surprising how quickly I have
deleveled and improved as a writer. Before started this class, I knew, as a writer, where my
weaknesses lied: word choice, transitional phases, brainstorming, and finally putting my thoughts into
writing. My goal was to work on them and improve, and I was successful. The process all began once
I started using the verb tense strategy in my Unit One Essay. With this strategy, I was able to not only
use better word choice but also strengthen the entire sentence. (Killed two birds with one stone.)
Personally, I believe a lot of strategies for improvement came from Unit One. It was in this Unit that I
realized how hard it is for me to organize
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Professional Training
GENERAL CONCLUSION:
This research which aimed at understanding if financial authority trainers are professionally and
intellectually well equipped to instruct and assess adult learners has enabled us to attain some
important achievements that we organized into two main groups: positive and negative.
Such an appraisal was made possible by comparing financial authority trainers habits and actions with
the principles of andragogy as described in Malcom Knowles works. Thus, we were positively
impressed by their awareness of the fact that adult learners engaged in professional training should not
be given a mark for fear to hinder his self esteem. Moreover, most of them knew that adults learning
and assessment should rather be task based. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
References:
Anne Hartree (1984) Malcolm Knowles Theory of Andragogy: A Critique InternatVolume3, Journal of
Lifelong Education
Black and Wiliam, (1998). Inside the Black Box, Raising Standards through Classroom Assessment.
London: School of Education, King s College.
Crooks,T (1988). The Impact of Classroom Evaluation Practices on Students, Review of Educational
Research, 58 (4), pp. 438 481
Cross, K. Patricia (1981) Adults as Learners. Increasing Participation and Facilitating Learning.
Gower Publishing Company
Demos (2004) About learning, Report of the Learning Working Group, Demos, London
www.demos.co.uk
Easley and Zwoyer, (1975). In Crooks,T (1988). The Impact of Classroom Evaluation Practices on
Students, Review of Educational Research, 58 (4), p 469.
Gipps, C (1994). Beyond Testing: Towards a Theory of Educational Assessment. London. The Falmer
Press.
Harlen, W (1998). Classroom Assessment: A Dimension of Purposes and Procedures. Paper presented
at the Annual Conference of the NZARE, Dunedin
Kearsley, G. (2010). Andragogy (M.Knowles). The theory Into practice database. Retrieved from
http://tip.psychology.org
Knowles, M. (1975). Self Directed Learning. Chicago: Follet.
Knowles, M. (1984). Andragogy in Action. San Francisco: Jossey Bass.
Knowles, M. (1984). The Adult Learner: A Neglected Species (3rd Ed.). Houston, TX: Gulf
Publishing.
Knowles, M.
GENERAL CONCLUSION:
This research which aimed at understanding if financial authority trainers are professionally and
intellectually well equipped to instruct and assess adult learners has enabled us to attain some
important achievements that we organized into two main groups: positive and negative.
Such an appraisal was made possible by comparing financial authority trainers habits and actions with
the principles of andragogy as described in Malcom Knowles works. Thus, we were positively
impressed by their awareness of the fact that adult learners engaged in professional training should not
be given a mark for fear to hinder his self esteem. Moreover, most of them knew that adults learning
and assessment should rather be task based. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
References:
Anne Hartree (1984) Malcolm Knowles Theory of Andragogy: A Critique InternatVolume3, Journal of
Lifelong Education
Black and Wiliam, (1998). Inside the Black Box, Raising Standards through Classroom Assessment.
London: School of Education, King s College.
Crooks,T (1988). The Impact of Classroom Evaluation Practices on Students, Review of Educational
Research, 58 (4), pp. 438 481
Cross, K. Patricia (1981) Adults as Learners. Increasing Participation and Facilitating Learning.
Gower Publishing Company
Demos (2004) About learning, Report of the Learning Working Group, Demos, London
www.demos.co.uk
Easley and Zwoyer, (1975). In Crooks,T (1988). The Impact of Classroom Evaluation Practices on
Students, Review of Educational Research, 58 (4), p 469.
Gipps, C (1994). Beyond Testing: Towards a Theory of Educational Assessment. London. The Falmer
Press.
Harlen, W (1998). Classroom Assessment: A Dimension of Purposes and Procedures. Paper presented
at the Annual Conference of the NZARE, Dunedin
Kearsley, G. (2010). Andragogy (M.Knowles). The theory Into practice database. Retrieved from
http://tip.psychology.org
Knowles, M. (1975). Self Directed Learning. Chicago: Follet.
Knowles, M. (1984). Andragogy in Action. San Francisco: Jossey Bass.
Knowles, M. (1984). The Adult Learner: A Neglected Species (3rd Ed.). Houston, TX: Gulf
Publishing.
Knowles, M.
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What Sets Capital Group Private Client Services Apart From...
Interviewer: So, Bob can you talk a little bit about what sets Capital Group Private Client Services
apart from other wealth managers?
Bob: When I think about what sets Capital Group Private Client Services apart, I think of three things.
I think of our firm s ownership, being a privately held company allows us to make decisions for the
very long term, in the best interested of our clients. Secondly, I think of our global reach, being a firm
that has annalists around the world thinking about where are the best opportunities for our clients.
Third is our singular focus on investment management that is all we do. So, if we don t do this well,
we have nothing else to fall back on.
Interviewer: Why is that important and different from other firms?
Bob: Being singularly focused on managing money for wealthy individuals, allows us to not be
distracted on many of the other businesses that our competitors are engaged in. For example, most of
the firms, who manage money that we compete with, earn most of their revenue from other banking,
investment banking, and insurance activities. Managing money at Capital Group is all that we do.
Interviewer: So, can you talk a little bit about the origins of the firm and how Client Services got
started?
Bob: Capital Group Private Client Services began in the mid 1970s as the family office of our firm.
The founders of our firm began retiring and were looking to a firm to take care of their families and
decided, with a certain amount
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Interviewer: So, Bob can you talk a little bit about what sets Capital Group Private Client Services
apart from other wealth managers?
Bob: When I think about what sets Capital Group Private Client Services apart, I think of three things.
I think of our firm s ownership, being a privately held company allows us to make decisions for the
very long term, in the best interested of our clients. Secondly, I think of our global reach, being a firm
that has annalists around the world thinking about where are the best opportunities for our clients.
Third is our singular focus on investment management that is all we do. So, if we don t do this well,
we have nothing else to fall back on.
Interviewer: Why is that important and different from other firms?
Bob: Being singularly focused on managing money for wealthy individuals, allows us to not be
distracted on many of the other businesses that our competitors are engaged in. For example, most of
the firms, who manage money that we compete with, earn most of their revenue from other banking,
investment banking, and insurance activities. Managing money at Capital Group is all that we do.
Interviewer: So, can you talk a little bit about the origins of the firm and how Client Services got
started?
Bob: Capital Group Private Client Services began in the mid 1970s as the family office of our firm.
The founders of our firm began retiring and were looking to a firm to take care of their families and
decided, with a certain amount
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Zzzz Best
Ernst amp; Whinney had an obligation to be independent, objective and with due care.Objectivity
requires that an auditor should be skeptical and obtain independent evidence to verify information
from the client. Ernst amp; Whinney failed to meet this obligation when they did not require
corroboration of the insurance restoration contracts from independent third parties. When Ernst amp;
Whinney resigned from the audit engagement,they had a professional obligation to disclose the reason
for the withdrawal.
Due care requires that an auditor discharges professional responsibilities with competence and
diligence. It imposes the obligation to perform professional services to the best of the auditor s ability
with concern for the best ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It imposes the obligation to perform professional services to the best of the auditor s ability with
concern for the best interest of the public.
1. I think that auditors should be held liable for failing to discover fraud. There are many ways the
fraud could have been discovered over the years if the auditors performed an objective audit that
followed rules and regulations. It is an auditor s obligation to perform an audit with objectivity,
skepticism, independence, and objectivity. Ernst amp; Whinney failed to meet these criteria. The
auditors did not follow professional skepticism because when Minkow asked them to sign a
confidentiality agreement to not follow up with any contractors, insurance companies, or building
owners. This is not something to simply accept from Minkow. Ernst clearly did not perform a
thorough audit and did not perform the necessary tests for reasonableness. 2. Ernst and Whinney
should have seen a red flag from the start because there was an unreasonable growth in his company
and he lived an extremely extravagant lifestyle. Minkow also had problems meeting his loan debt and
there were many inconsistencies in ZZZZ invoices. I think that the relationship between Ernst and
ZZZZ did influence the risk assessment and the work done in the audit. Because Ernst did not want to
lose ZZZZ as its biggest client, the work was not done objectively. There was a bias because Ernst
wanted to keep the wiz of wall
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Ernst amp; Whinney had an obligation to be independent, objective and with due care.Objectivity
requires that an auditor should be skeptical and obtain independent evidence to verify information
from the client. Ernst amp; Whinney failed to meet this obligation when they did not require
corroboration of the insurance restoration contracts from independent third parties. When Ernst amp;
Whinney resigned from the audit engagement,they had a professional obligation to disclose the reason
for the withdrawal.
Due care requires that an auditor discharges professional responsibilities with competence and
diligence. It imposes the obligation to perform professional services to the best of the auditor s ability
with concern for the best ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It imposes the obligation to perform professional services to the best of the auditor s ability with
concern for the best interest of the public.
1. I think that auditors should be held liable for failing to discover fraud. There are many ways the
fraud could have been discovered over the years if the auditors performed an objective audit that
followed rules and regulations. It is an auditor s obligation to perform an audit with objectivity,
skepticism, independence, and objectivity. Ernst amp; Whinney failed to meet these criteria. The
auditors did not follow professional skepticism because when Minkow asked them to sign a
confidentiality agreement to not follow up with any contractors, insurance companies, or building
owners. This is not something to simply accept from Minkow. Ernst clearly did not perform a
thorough audit and did not perform the necessary tests for reasonableness. 2. Ernst and Whinney
should have seen a red flag from the start because there was an unreasonable growth in his company
and he lived an extremely extravagant lifestyle. Minkow also had problems meeting his loan debt and
there were many inconsistencies in ZZZZ invoices. I think that the relationship between Ernst and
ZZZZ did influence the risk assessment and the work done in the audit. Because Ernst did not want to
lose ZZZZ as its biggest client, the work was not done objectively. There was a bias because Ernst
wanted to keep the wiz of wall
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Conventions Of Modernism
The Modernism literary period represented a paradigm shift for breaking established traditions of the
previous centuries. Modernism has no definitive starting point but can be argued to have begun in the
early 1900s to the mid 1900s. However, rather than optimism, the focus of many writers revolved
around pessimistic ideas that saw the faults in humanity. In order to break conventions, many different
writing styles emerged in search of uniqueness. The literary period of Modernism characterizes around
its starting circumstances, beliefs, and famous works.
Modernism rose to prominence in the early years of the twentieth century with the horrors of World
War I being the catalyst to the reformation in beliefs (Rahn, Modernism ; Lorcher ... Show more
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A prime example is James Joyce, who brings together a unique writing style abandoning standard
elements of fictions and explores the human mind in Ulysses. The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot also
strays from convention as well as incorporates it in biblical like verses and references that focus on the
emptiness of Industrialism (Rahn, Modernism ; Lorcher Modernism in Literature ). Another example
is Ford Madox Ford s The Good Soldier that analyzes war s consequences. Each example incorporates
the defining characteristics of Modernism whether in being unconventional, analytical, or displaying
negativity.
The Modernism Period in English defines itself in starting circumstances, beliefs, and famous works.
In essence, the inspiration from war and society s advances led the way to new beliefs and changes in
perception of the world. Nevertheless, the beliefs brought on from negativity often burgeons more
negativity while the truth is thought as relative. Furthermore, famous works such as Ulysses, The
Waste Land, and The Good Soldier present unmistakable aspects of the Modernism Period.
Revelations allow one to break from old
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The Modernism literary period represented a paradigm shift for breaking established traditions of the
previous centuries. Modernism has no definitive starting point but can be argued to have begun in the
early 1900s to the mid 1900s. However, rather than optimism, the focus of many writers revolved
around pessimistic ideas that saw the faults in humanity. In order to break conventions, many different
writing styles emerged in search of uniqueness. The literary period of Modernism characterizes around
its starting circumstances, beliefs, and famous works.
Modernism rose to prominence in the early years of the twentieth century with the horrors of World
War I being the catalyst to the reformation in beliefs (Rahn, Modernism ; Lorcher ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
A prime example is James Joyce, who brings together a unique writing style abandoning standard
elements of fictions and explores the human mind in Ulysses. The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot also
strays from convention as well as incorporates it in biblical like verses and references that focus on the
emptiness of Industrialism (Rahn, Modernism ; Lorcher Modernism in Literature ). Another example
is Ford Madox Ford s The Good Soldier that analyzes war s consequences. Each example incorporates
the defining characteristics of Modernism whether in being unconventional, analytical, or displaying
negativity.
The Modernism Period in English defines itself in starting circumstances, beliefs, and famous works.
In essence, the inspiration from war and society s advances led the way to new beliefs and changes in
perception of the world. Nevertheless, the beliefs brought on from negativity often burgeons more
negativity while the truth is thought as relative. Furthermore, famous works such as Ulysses, The
Waste Land, and The Good Soldier present unmistakable aspects of the Modernism Period.
Revelations allow one to break from old
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Why Are Gun Laws Important
Crime and violence rate are increase in world every day. People are being rob, rape and kill either for
money, power or hatred. These criminal activities mostly happen before police arrived at the scene. in
order for people to protect themselves and their family , many people in America believe it is very
important to hold a gun at homes and in their cars. Owning a gun is not only important, but it is also
beneficial to the individual in America society. Some of the beneficial reasons are as follows;
constitutional rights (Second Amendment right), personal safety or protection, self defense, hunting
and social events.
Most Americans citizens believes that owning a gun is their constitutional rights as stated in the
second amendment. The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution was made to protect the
right of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a nation full of crime, there is the need for security and protection on one self. In order for
individuals to protect themselves and their family, many people have a gun at home and sometimes
carried gun in their cars. As stated by Witkin Gordon As many as 216 million firearms are in private
hands nationwide, more than double the total in 1970, and a new United States News poll reveals that
fully 45 percent of gun owners says the main reasons for owing gun is for security and protection.
Violent crime rate is very low in places where people know that individuals are owning guns to protect
themselves, while in places like middle class neighborhood crime are very high. In the middle class
areas like Bronx in New York state guns are in the hands of fewer people so criminal activities like
killing, rubbly, raping and kidnaping goes on every day. A person with a gun or a knife do not scare of
attacking another person on the road or in that person s house. On other hand, if the person with the
gun found out that the other person is also carried a gun, then the attacker back
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Crime and violence rate are increase in world every day. People are being rob, rape and kill either for
money, power or hatred. These criminal activities mostly happen before police arrived at the scene. in
order for people to protect themselves and their family , many people in America believe it is very
important to hold a gun at homes and in their cars. Owning a gun is not only important, but it is also
beneficial to the individual in America society. Some of the beneficial reasons are as follows;
constitutional rights (Second Amendment right), personal safety or protection, self defense, hunting
and social events.
Most Americans citizens believes that owning a gun is their constitutional rights as stated in the
second amendment. The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution was made to protect the
right of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a nation full of crime, there is the need for security and protection on one self. In order for
individuals to protect themselves and their family, many people have a gun at home and sometimes
carried gun in their cars. As stated by Witkin Gordon As many as 216 million firearms are in private
hands nationwide, more than double the total in 1970, and a new United States News poll reveals that
fully 45 percent of gun owners says the main reasons for owing gun is for security and protection.
Violent crime rate is very low in places where people know that individuals are owning guns to protect
themselves, while in places like middle class neighborhood crime are very high. In the middle class
areas like Bronx in New York state guns are in the hands of fewer people so criminal activities like
killing, rubbly, raping and kidnaping goes on every day. A person with a gun or a knife do not scare of
attacking another person on the road or in that person s house. On other hand, if the person with the
gun found out that the other person is also carried a gun, then the attacker back
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Informative Essay About Wrestling
Wrestling Something that is special to me is wrestling, wrestling is my favorite sport because I really
enjoy; I like the work and effort you have to put in and how it s all on you to decide how you do. I
have been wrestling since 8th grade, and it has become my favorite sport sense. I will tell you why it
is special to me and how it has become my favorite sport and everything you need to know about
wrestling as a sport. Wrestling during a match. You don t need much gear to wrestle, all you need is
head gear, a singlet, and shoes. Matches are always wrestled on a mat and in a gym. There are 15
weights in highschool, so that means there are 15 matches when the team wrestles another team.
During tournaments it s based off of wait so the round will start off at the lightest weight which is 106
lbs and continue on up through to the heaviest which is 280. Then the second round would start and
continue till a winner. There are 3 periods in a match, however, each period is 2 minutes making the
match 6 minutes if it takes up the whole time. Scoring for wrestling isn t like scoring for any other
sport. You can score many different ways like a takedown, reversal, escape, back points, penalty
points. When wrestling a team match a pin is worth 6 points and a tech ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
During your match it s all on you but when your results count it s a team sport, just like at tournaments
it s a team sport to see who wins the tournament. Wrestling is all about what you re willing to put into
it. Whatever I put into it in practice and how hard I m willing to work will decide how well I do and
how much I get better because it s all on you. I like giving lots of effort because it shows how much
you re willing to work and how much want it, which makes it that much better. I also like it because of
the aggressiveness it involved during the match. I like being aggressive and beating my opponent and
having fun doing
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Wrestling Something that is special to me is wrestling, wrestling is my favorite sport because I really
enjoy; I like the work and effort you have to put in and how it s all on you to decide how you do. I
have been wrestling since 8th grade, and it has become my favorite sport sense. I will tell you why it
is special to me and how it has become my favorite sport and everything you need to know about
wrestling as a sport. Wrestling during a match. You don t need much gear to wrestle, all you need is
head gear, a singlet, and shoes. Matches are always wrestled on a mat and in a gym. There are 15
weights in highschool, so that means there are 15 matches when the team wrestles another team.
During tournaments it s based off of wait so the round will start off at the lightest weight which is 106
lbs and continue on up through to the heaviest which is 280. Then the second round would start and
continue till a winner. There are 3 periods in a match, however, each period is 2 minutes making the
match 6 minutes if it takes up the whole time. Scoring for wrestling isn t like scoring for any other
sport. You can score many different ways like a takedown, reversal, escape, back points, penalty
points. When wrestling a team match a pin is worth 6 points and a tech ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
During your match it s all on you but when your results count it s a team sport, just like at tournaments
it s a team sport to see who wins the tournament. Wrestling is all about what you re willing to put into
it. Whatever I put into it in practice and how hard I m willing to work will decide how well I do and
how much I get better because it s all on you. I like giving lots of effort because it shows how much
you re willing to work and how much want it, which makes it that much better. I also like it because of
the aggressiveness it involved during the match. I like being aggressive and beating my opponent and
having fun doing
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Analysis Of The Film Kung Fu Panda
Brayan Hernandez SBVC F17 Soc 100 ALTERNATIVE MOVIE term paper Sociology has caused a
major impact in all types of things varying from books to movies and much more throughout the
years. The main focus on this paper will be on the film Kung Fu Panda and how it demonstrates tons
of sociological aspects that benefit the audience in understanding society. During the film Kung Fu
Panda statuses and roles (OSW, Pg.132) were introduced and given to each individual. A status is a
type of position or place and a role is how you act or are supposed to act, these terms are seen in all
types of groups. During the beginning of the film KFP the main character was apart of the out group
not being accepted and feeling a sense of unbelonging (OSW, Pg. 137) towards The Awesome Five
warriors group who live together with the same purpose in mind of protecting the village from all
threats a classic example of an in group, where the warriors feel loyalty and belonging with one
another (OSW, Pg. 137). Over an extensive amount of training the TAF warriors gained a high status
and an important role for the village with each individual possessing unique talents / abilities. The
group being so prestigious and noble does not allow any new members and for this reason it s virtually
impossible for the anyone to get in. In addition to the unwillingness of acceptance of any new member
trying to enter the group they train nonstop to eliminate threats like Tai Lung the main antagonist. Po
Ping the main
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Brayan Hernandez SBVC F17 Soc 100 ALTERNATIVE MOVIE term paper Sociology has caused a
major impact in all types of things varying from books to movies and much more throughout the
years. The main focus on this paper will be on the film Kung Fu Panda and how it demonstrates tons
of sociological aspects that benefit the audience in understanding society. During the film Kung Fu
Panda statuses and roles (OSW, Pg.132) were introduced and given to each individual. A status is a
type of position or place and a role is how you act or are supposed to act, these terms are seen in all
types of groups. During the beginning of the film KFP the main character was apart of the out group
not being accepted and feeling a sense of unbelonging (OSW, Pg. 137) towards The Awesome Five
warriors group who live together with the same purpose in mind of protecting the village from all
threats a classic example of an in group, where the warriors feel loyalty and belonging with one
another (OSW, Pg. 137). Over an extensive amount of training the TAF warriors gained a high status
and an important role for the village with each individual possessing unique talents / abilities. The
group being so prestigious and noble does not allow any new members and for this reason it s virtually
impossible for the anyone to get in. In addition to the unwillingness of acceptance of any new member
trying to enter the group they train nonstop to eliminate threats like Tai Lung the main antagonist. Po
Ping the main
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Cabernet Franc Essay
3. Cabernet Franc: New Zealand s 6th most broadly planted red wine assortment, Cabernet Franc is
likely a transformation of Cabernet Sauvignon, the much higher profile mixed bag with which it is so
regularly mixed. Jancis Robinson s expression, a kind of claret Beaujolais , relevantly entireties up the
way of this flexible and underrated red wine grape.
Varietal Characteristics: Cabernet Skin Color of wine: Blue black. Taste of wine: vitis vinifera. Food
paring with chenin blench:
 Lamb.
 Pasta with tomato sauce.
 Pizza.
 Poultry.
 Duck.
The bearing region of Cabernet Franc in 2015 will be 118 hectares a lofty drop from the 213 hectares
in 2004. It needs a long, warm developing season; if not completely ready, Cabernet Franc can taste
extremely green. Seventy for each penny of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The vapors/fluids distilled will be wealthier in substance than any of their fixings that have lower
breaking points. Distilled spirits are delivered from horticultural crude materials, for example, grapes,
other organic product, sugar stick, molasses, potatoes, grains, and so forth.
Step:
 Milling:
The crude material is ground into a coarse dinner. The procedure separates the defensive body
covering the crude material and liberates starch.
 Meshing:
The starch is changed over to sugar, which is blended with unadulterated water and cooked. This
creates a pound.
 Fermentation:
The sugar is changed over to liquor and carbon dioxide by the expansion of yeast. With the expansion
of yeast to the sugar, the yeast duplicates delivering carbon dioxide which bubbles away and a blend
of liquor, particles and congeners, or the components which make flavor to every beverage.

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3. Cabernet Franc: New Zealand s 6th most broadly planted red wine assortment, Cabernet Franc is
likely a transformation of Cabernet Sauvignon, the much higher profile mixed bag with which it is so
regularly mixed. Jancis Robinson s expression, a kind of claret Beaujolais , relevantly entireties up the
way of this flexible and underrated red wine grape.
Varietal Characteristics: Cabernet Skin Color of wine: Blue black. Taste of wine: vitis vinifera. Food
paring with chenin blench:
 Lamb.
 Pasta with tomato sauce.
 Pizza.
 Poultry.
 Duck.
The bearing region of Cabernet Franc in 2015 will be 118 hectares a lofty drop from the 213 hectares
in 2004. It needs a long, warm developing season; if not completely ready, Cabernet Franc can taste
extremely green. Seventy for each penny of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The vapors/fluids distilled will be wealthier in substance than any of their fixings that have lower
breaking points. Distilled spirits are delivered from horticultural crude materials, for example, grapes,
other organic product, sugar stick, molasses, potatoes, grains, and so forth.
Step:
 Milling:
The crude material is ground into a coarse dinner. The procedure separates the defensive body
covering the crude material and liberates starch.
 Meshing:
The starch is changed over to sugar, which is blended with unadulterated water and cooked. This
creates a pound.
 Fermentation:
The sugar is changed over to liquor and carbon dioxide by the expansion of yeast. With the expansion
of yeast to the sugar, the yeast duplicates delivering carbon dioxide which bubbles away and a blend
of liquor, particles and congeners, or the components which make flavor to every beverage.

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Indian Voting System Using Electronic Voting Machine
Indian Voting System using Electronic Voting Machine (EVM)
Introduction: Traditionally a voting machine has been defined by mechanism of the system to cast
votes and categorized by the location where the system calculates and show the votes. With advances
in technology EVM came into existence. This system in which citizens interact to cash their ballets
that is common parlance to electronic ballet marking system, when the voter makes his or her choices,
provides to verify their casted votes the mechanism used in this is DRE (Direct Recording Electronic
System). Primarily the EVM S are manufactured by BEL (Bharath Electronics Limited) and ECIL
(Electronics Corporation of India Limited). It ensures flawless voting and thus has become more
widespread. Retains all characteristic of voting while making it more beneficial.
History of EVM: In India all the earlier elections is done by putting the stamp against candidate name
and folding the ballot paper and dropping into a box. This is time consuming process and very much
prone to errors until EVM came into existence, EVM s are manufactured in 1989 90 and are first used
in experimental basis in 16 assembly constituencies in 1998. In 1980 Mr. MB Haneefa designed the
first voting machine. In 2014 elections, Election Commission of India introduced NOTA (None of the
above) option in EVM s.This is the latest improvements in EVM.
Working of EVM: EVM consists of two units, they are ballot unit and control unit Fig :
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Indian Voting System using Electronic Voting Machine (EVM)
Introduction: Traditionally a voting machine has been defined by mechanism of the system to cast
votes and categorized by the location where the system calculates and show the votes. With advances
in technology EVM came into existence. This system in which citizens interact to cash their ballets
that is common parlance to electronic ballet marking system, when the voter makes his or her choices,
provides to verify their casted votes the mechanism used in this is DRE (Direct Recording Electronic
System). Primarily the EVM S are manufactured by BEL (Bharath Electronics Limited) and ECIL
(Electronics Corporation of India Limited). It ensures flawless voting and thus has become more
widespread. Retains all characteristic of voting while making it more beneficial.
History of EVM: In India all the earlier elections is done by putting the stamp against candidate name
and folding the ballot paper and dropping into a box. This is time consuming process and very much
prone to errors until EVM came into existence, EVM s are manufactured in 1989 90 and are first used
in experimental basis in 16 assembly constituencies in 1998. In 1980 Mr. MB Haneefa designed the
first voting machine. In 2014 elections, Election Commission of India introduced NOTA (None of the
above) option in EVM s.This is the latest improvements in EVM.
Working of EVM: EVM consists of two units, they are ballot unit and control unit Fig :
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Dangers Of Apathy By Merriam Webster
Dangers of Apathy Merriam Webster defines the word apathy as a lack of feeling, emotion, interest, or
concern. The FY16 Chief Petty Officer Selects, however, feel that there is more to this word. Pure
apathy is the personal choice of removing any and all shred of interest or concern to a particular
person, place, or thing. This individual choice can be depicted in a variety of ways. One of these ways
is doing just enough to get by, or flying under the RADAR, as some may put it. This type of behavior
can be extremely dangerous for many reasons, one of the biggest reasons is that it could lead to
someone losing their life. For instance, the job of a Cryptologic Technician is to gather vital, time
sensitive information that front line ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even worse, the occurrence of death, or the likelihood thereof, is of no importance to someone with
this level of apathy. They allow the sickness of apathy to guide their lives. The choice to care, or not
care, remains in their hands. However, they are blinded by the despair that they either cannot see they
have the choice to change their view, or they just do not care. As stated above, apathy can help
motivate some people. In fact, the Greeks had an entirely different idea behind the word apathy. In the
original Greek word, apatheia was defined as the insensibility to pain or suffering. The Greeks had an
idea that one should push through and even ignore pain. In this way of thinking, the Greeks believed
being they could be objective or impartial due to non suffering. When properly reflected upon, apathy
can, in fact, inspire a person to push past the fear of pain or failure. It is important to understand that
failure will happen, yet when it does we must bounce back, learn from our mistakes, and press on. We
cannot hide from failure, it will come regardless, or we will grow apathetic to the situation. If we truly
have an interest in the goal, then it is imperative to stand up and face what may happen. While it may
hurt, and may even in fact frighten us, we must push forward. We must not concern ourselves with the
pain, the fear, and the failure and focus on the goal. We may learn from all of these.
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Dangers of Apathy Merriam Webster defines the word apathy as a lack of feeling, emotion, interest, or
concern. The FY16 Chief Petty Officer Selects, however, feel that there is more to this word. Pure
apathy is the personal choice of removing any and all shred of interest or concern to a particular
person, place, or thing. This individual choice can be depicted in a variety of ways. One of these ways
is doing just enough to get by, or flying under the RADAR, as some may put it. This type of behavior
can be extremely dangerous for many reasons, one of the biggest reasons is that it could lead to
someone losing their life. For instance, the job of a Cryptologic Technician is to gather vital, time
sensitive information that front line ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even worse, the occurrence of death, or the likelihood thereof, is of no importance to someone with
this level of apathy. They allow the sickness of apathy to guide their lives. The choice to care, or not
care, remains in their hands. However, they are blinded by the despair that they either cannot see they
have the choice to change their view, or they just do not care. As stated above, apathy can help
motivate some people. In fact, the Greeks had an entirely different idea behind the word apathy. In the
original Greek word, apatheia was defined as the insensibility to pain or suffering. The Greeks had an
idea that one should push through and even ignore pain. In this way of thinking, the Greeks believed
being they could be objective or impartial due to non suffering. When properly reflected upon, apathy
can, in fact, inspire a person to push past the fear of pain or failure. It is important to understand that
failure will happen, yet when it does we must bounce back, learn from our mistakes, and press on. We
cannot hide from failure, it will come regardless, or we will grow apathetic to the situation. If we truly
have an interest in the goal, then it is imperative to stand up and face what may happen. While it may
hurt, and may even in fact frighten us, we must push forward. We must not concern ourselves with the
pain, the fear, and the failure and focus on the goal. We may learn from all of these.
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Donato Di Betto Bardi
Donatello
Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi, nicknamed Donatello, was born in 1386. It s not known exactly
when he was born but it is known he was born in Florence. He was the son of Niccolò di Betto Bardi,
a florentine wool creator. Donatello had no formal education but was educated at the home of a family
friend, Martellis. The Martellis were a wealthy family of bankers and art patrons. Along with being
wealthy they were an influential family in Florence. It is known that Donatello never married. It is
also known that he was not a widely liked person. Some say he was difficult to work with. Despite
this, he was a very successful sculpture in bronze and marble. His knowledge of ancient sculptures
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Between 1404 and 1407 he began at the workshop of Lorenzo Ghibertia as a member. Lorenzo was a
sculptor who specialized in bronze who won the competition for the doors of the Baptistery in 1402.
One of Donatello s earliest works was the statue of David. This statue was a work of marble. This was
said to be one of the greatest works of the early renaissance. The David was a sculpture in honor of a
courageous biblical character who fought against the gigantic Goliath, which is described as a giant
Philistine warrior. This statue was originally Cathedral but was moved to the Palazzo Vecchio in 1416
so that whoever was viewing the sculpture could look up at it from
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Donatello
Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi, nicknamed Donatello, was born in 1386. It s not known exactly
when he was born but it is known he was born in Florence. He was the son of Niccolò di Betto Bardi,
a florentine wool creator. Donatello had no formal education but was educated at the home of a family
friend, Martellis. The Martellis were a wealthy family of bankers and art patrons. Along with being
wealthy they were an influential family in Florence. It is known that Donatello never married. It is
also known that he was not a widely liked person. Some say he was difficult to work with. Despite
this, he was a very successful sculpture in bronze and marble. His knowledge of ancient sculptures
was more detailed and wide ranged than any other artist in his day. ... Show more content on
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Between 1404 and 1407 he began at the workshop of Lorenzo Ghibertia as a member. Lorenzo was a
sculptor who specialized in bronze who won the competition for the doors of the Baptistery in 1402.
One of Donatello s earliest works was the statue of David. This statue was a work of marble. This was
said to be one of the greatest works of the early renaissance. The David was a sculpture in honor of a
courageous biblical character who fought against the gigantic Goliath, which is described as a giant
Philistine warrior. This statue was originally Cathedral but was moved to the Palazzo Vecchio in 1416
so that whoever was viewing the sculpture could look up at it from
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A Lesson Before Dying Summary Notes
Corinne Murdock Nolan
AP Lit
10 August 2015
A Lesson Before Dying Summary Notes
Title of Book
Entire novel about a teacher trying to teach a man named Jefferson that he is a man, not a hog, before
he is executed.
It was important for Jefferson s caretaker, Miss Emma, and the entire black community that he dies as
a man proud and brave.
Author Ernest J. Gaines
Born in 1933 in Oscar, Louisiana
Author and educator
Wrote several books Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman discusses period from the Civil War to the
civil rights movement
1994 National Book Critics Circle Award for A Lesson Before Dying
Year
Published in 1993
Setting
Set in the late 1940s in small Cajun community and the city of Bayonne
Jim Crow laws in place, segregation separate but equal. Page 25 describes separation.
Inequality between blacks and whites
Character Analysis
Grant Wiggins o School teacher for black school o Wants to leave Bayonne o Dating Vivian, a white
woman o I tried to decide just how I should respond to them. Whether I should act like the teacher that
I was, or like the nigger that I was supposed to be (Gaines 47). o Not religious according to him, he is
too busy to attend church. He does not believe in heaven, a place where everyone is happy. But he
does believe in God. o I know you believe... You don t want to, but I know you do (Gaines 105). o
Round character very conflicted. Mixed thoughts with religion, wants to leave but feels a
responsibility to stay,
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Corinne Murdock Nolan
AP Lit
10 August 2015
A Lesson Before Dying Summary Notes
Title of Book
Entire novel about a teacher trying to teach a man named Jefferson that he is a man, not a hog, before
he is executed.
It was important for Jefferson s caretaker, Miss Emma, and the entire black community that he dies as
a man proud and brave.
Author Ernest J. Gaines
Born in 1933 in Oscar, Louisiana
Author and educator
Wrote several books Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman discusses period from the Civil War to the
civil rights movement
1994 National Book Critics Circle Award for A Lesson Before Dying
Year
Published in 1993
Setting
Set in the late 1940s in small Cajun community and the city of Bayonne
Jim Crow laws in place, segregation separate but equal. Page 25 describes separation.
Inequality between blacks and whites
Character Analysis
Grant Wiggins o School teacher for black school o Wants to leave Bayonne o Dating Vivian, a white
woman o I tried to decide just how I should respond to them. Whether I should act like the teacher that
I was, or like the nigger that I was supposed to be (Gaines 47). o Not religious according to him, he is
too busy to attend church. He does not believe in heaven, a place where everyone is happy. But he
does believe in God. o I know you believe... You don t want to, but I know you do (Gaines 105). o
Round character very conflicted. Mixed thoughts with religion, wants to leave but feels a
responsibility to stay,
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Passing Off Notes
PASSING OFF a common law
Definition:
Perry v Truefitt: Lord Langdale: a man is not to sell his own goods under the pretence that they are
goods of another man; he cannot be permitted to practice such a deception, nor to use the means which
contribute to the end. He cannot therefore to use names, marks, letters or other indicia by which may
induces others to believe, the goods are manufacture by another.
Erven Warninch v Townend:
Lord Diplock: 5 characteristics: 1) misrepresentation 2) made by a trader in the course of trade 3) to
prospective customers of his or ultimate consumer of goods or services supplied by him 4) which may
injure the business or goodwill of another 5) cause actual damage to a business or ... Show more
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There is still goodwill in Willy, because if England win the world cup again, they might use again.
Still associate with consumers. Maslyukov v Diageo: claimant still sells his own whisky to
independent bottlers. Justice Arnold allowed the injunction, because there was no intention to abandon
the associated goodwill. FOREIGN Evidence of business activity Sheraton v Sheraton Motels:
Booking were made frequently from the UK, thru office in London and travel agencies. The defendant
has goodwill which would be exposed to risk from confusion between their businesses in different
parts of the world. No business activity, but customer Bernadin v Pavillion properties: There is few
customer from and advertisement in UK, but there is no trading in UK. Thus, it has no goodwill.
(1967) Pete Waterman v CBS UK ltd: a counter claim of passing off were executed by the defendant,
the defendant was able to sough injunction based on the fact that, he has significant number of
customers from UK to New York, thus establish goodwill. (1993) Anheuser Busch Inc v budejovicky
Budvar: selling beer in US army base doesn t constitute to trading in UK. Athelete s Foot v Cobra
Sports: Plaintiff plan to grant franchise to UK, but negotiation failed. Defendant registered and
advertised the name in magazines. Plaintiff failed because there was no damage that could suffer in
UK, because of no customer. Mere
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PASSING OFF a common law
Definition:
Perry v Truefitt: Lord Langdale: a man is not to sell his own goods under the pretence that they are
goods of another man; he cannot be permitted to practice such a deception, nor to use the means which
contribute to the end. He cannot therefore to use names, marks, letters or other indicia by which may
induces others to believe, the goods are manufacture by another.
Erven Warninch v Townend:
Lord Diplock: 5 characteristics: 1) misrepresentation 2) made by a trader in the course of trade 3) to
prospective customers of his or ultimate consumer of goods or services supplied by him 4) which may
injure the business or goodwill of another 5) cause actual damage to a business or ... Show more
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There is still goodwill in Willy, because if England win the world cup again, they might use again.
Still associate with consumers. Maslyukov v Diageo: claimant still sells his own whisky to
independent bottlers. Justice Arnold allowed the injunction, because there was no intention to abandon
the associated goodwill. FOREIGN Evidence of business activity Sheraton v Sheraton Motels:
Booking were made frequently from the UK, thru office in London and travel agencies. The defendant
has goodwill which would be exposed to risk from confusion between their businesses in different
parts of the world. No business activity, but customer Bernadin v Pavillion properties: There is few
customer from and advertisement in UK, but there is no trading in UK. Thus, it has no goodwill.
(1967) Pete Waterman v CBS UK ltd: a counter claim of passing off were executed by the defendant,
the defendant was able to sough injunction based on the fact that, he has significant number of
customers from UK to New York, thus establish goodwill. (1993) Anheuser Busch Inc v budejovicky
Budvar: selling beer in US army base doesn t constitute to trading in UK. Athelete s Foot v Cobra
Sports: Plaintiff plan to grant franchise to UK, but negotiation failed. Defendant registered and
advertised the name in magazines. Plaintiff failed because there was no damage that could suffer in
UK, because of no customer. Mere
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Adam Sandler Research Paper
A Successful Moron In 2007, Adam Sandler showed why he is one of the world s most beloved film
stars. On March 31st, 2007 he accepted the award for the Favorite Movie Male Star at Nickelodeon s
20th Annual Kids Choice Awards, held at University of California s Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles
(Uschan 4). Adam is known as a Successful Moron because he gets paid to be, well a moron. He once
made joke in the middle of a teacher s speech and got a week of detention (Uschan 5). Adam Sandler
was born on September 9th, 1966. This year, 2015 he will turn 49 (Uschan 11). Mr. Sandler has had a
pretty great life; he majored in English and Math as well as graduated from New York University.
(Uschan 56) Adam grew up in a strict environment with both ... Show more content on
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He began his comedian/writer career on SNL short for Saturday Night Live. Sandler worked as a
writer and cast member for the T.V. Show (Uschan 19). He released his first comedy named They re
all gonna laugh at you in the year of 1993 (Uschan 23). Adam then quits Saturday Night Live and
lands his first movie role in Billy Madison in 1995. A short year later, Adam s fame increases with the
release of Happy Gilmore . In 1998, Adam Sandler creates Happy Madison Productions and the
movies The Wedding Singer and Waterboy are released and make Adam and even bigger star (Uschan
29). A year had pasted, and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry generates over 34.2 million
dollars in its first three days in theaters. In 2008, two new movies are released Don t Mess with Zohan
and Bedtime Stories (Uschan
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A Successful Moron In 2007, Adam Sandler showed why he is one of the world s most beloved film
stars. On March 31st, 2007 he accepted the award for the Favorite Movie Male Star at Nickelodeon s
20th Annual Kids Choice Awards, held at University of California s Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles
(Uschan 4). Adam is known as a Successful Moron because he gets paid to be, well a moron. He once
made joke in the middle of a teacher s speech and got a week of detention (Uschan 5). Adam Sandler
was born on September 9th, 1966. This year, 2015 he will turn 49 (Uschan 11). Mr. Sandler has had a
pretty great life; he majored in English and Math as well as graduated from New York University.
(Uschan 56) Adam grew up in a strict environment with both ... Show more content on
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He began his comedian/writer career on SNL short for Saturday Night Live. Sandler worked as a
writer and cast member for the T.V. Show (Uschan 19). He released his first comedy named They re
all gonna laugh at you in the year of 1993 (Uschan 23). Adam then quits Saturday Night Live and
lands his first movie role in Billy Madison in 1995. A short year later, Adam s fame increases with the
release of Happy Gilmore . In 1998, Adam Sandler creates Happy Madison Productions and the
movies The Wedding Singer and Waterboy are released and make Adam and even bigger star (Uschan
29). A year had pasted, and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry generates over 34.2 million
dollars in its first three days in theaters. In 2008, two new movies are released Don t Mess with Zohan
and Bedtime Stories (Uschan
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The Lukasa Memory Board
This unknown piece of art is the Lukasa (memory board). Created by the Mbudye Society men of
memory , an elite society of men who belong to the Luba peoples. This people group are from the
Democratic Republic of the Congo. They created this piece somewhere between the 19th and 20th
century C.E. It consists of wood. The piece from the AP 250 is much like the unknown work as it is
also a Lukasa (memory board). Created by the Mbudye Society of the Luba peoples, it is from the
Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is also believed to have been from the 19th and 20th centuries
C.E. It s made of wood, beads, and metal. Both of these pieces of art are from the same group of
people and have the same use. They are a part of a mass collection of artifacts that are similar. The
unknown piece of art exhibits a vertical piece ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is quite bland, with the only color being dark brown. The surface texture is rough and appears
coarse. There are shells bulging carved out of the wood. The Lukasa is disproportional and has curved
lines as edges. Two rods are sticking out of the bottom of the piece. This piece has incised designs and
images carved. It is art historians belief that Lukasa memory boards have been for religious purposes.
These are hand held devices. Luba peoples have created many of these boards and no two are similar.
The function of these boards is to represent the divine revelations of spirits. The AP 250 piece is a
vertical piece of wood with an inward curve towards the middle that resembles an hourglass. This
piece has metal and beads. It is also asymmetrical and three dimensional. It s colorful and inhabits
colors such as red, blue, yellow, brown, and orange. The surface texture is rough and appears coarse
much like the other Lukasa memory board. This Lukasa is disproportional. It too has the purpose of
religion and is a hand held object. This board also has the intent of tracing lineage back to the entire
Luba
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This unknown piece of art is the Lukasa (memory board). Created by the Mbudye Society men of
memory , an elite society of men who belong to the Luba peoples. This people group are from the
Democratic Republic of the Congo. They created this piece somewhere between the 19th and 20th
century C.E. It consists of wood. The piece from the AP 250 is much like the unknown work as it is
also a Lukasa (memory board). Created by the Mbudye Society of the Luba peoples, it is from the
Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is also believed to have been from the 19th and 20th centuries
C.E. It s made of wood, beads, and metal. Both of these pieces of art are from the same group of
people and have the same use. They are a part of a mass collection of artifacts that are similar. The
unknown piece of art exhibits a vertical piece ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is quite bland, with the only color being dark brown. The surface texture is rough and appears
coarse. There are shells bulging carved out of the wood. The Lukasa is disproportional and has curved
lines as edges. Two rods are sticking out of the bottom of the piece. This piece has incised designs and
images carved. It is art historians belief that Lukasa memory boards have been for religious purposes.
These are hand held devices. Luba peoples have created many of these boards and no two are similar.
The function of these boards is to represent the divine revelations of spirits. The AP 250 piece is a
vertical piece of wood with an inward curve towards the middle that resembles an hourglass. This
piece has metal and beads. It is also asymmetrical and three dimensional. It s colorful and inhabits
colors such as red, blue, yellow, brown, and orange. The surface texture is rough and appears coarse
much like the other Lukasa memory board. This Lukasa is disproportional. It too has the purpose of
religion and is a hand held object. This board also has the intent of tracing lineage back to the entire
Luba
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NT1210- Unit 1 Assignment 1 Essay
1. Which of the following is true about 1 bit?
c. Represents one binary digit
2. Which of the following terms means approximately 106 bytes?
b. Megabyte
3. Which answer lists the correct number of bits associated with each term?
c. 64 bits per quadruple word
4. Which of the following answers are true about random access memory (RAM) as it is normally
used inside a personal computer? (Choose two answers.)
a. Used for short term memory
e. Is installed onto the motherboard
5. This chapter describes the concepts behind how a CPU reads the contents from RAM. Which of the
following is true about the process of read data, as described in the chapter?
a. The CPU tells the RAM which address holds the data that the CPU wants to ... Show more content
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You write some files to a flash drive and then share the drive with a classmate. That classmate opens
an application that lists the contents (folders and files) of what is on the flash drive. The classmate
sees all the files you had placed onto the flash drive. How does your classmate s computer know what
is on the flash drive?
a. By reading the file system s directory information, which is stored on the storage device
11. Which of the following answers best describes how a hard disk drive physically writes a binary 0
or 1? c. Changing the disk s surface so that later the light will reflect differently for 0 or 1
12. Which of the following answers are true about an internal hard disk drive (HDD) as it is normally
used inside a personal computer? (Choose two answers.)
d. Connects to the CPU over a bus using a cable
13. Which of the following are components of an internal hard disk drive (HDD)? (Choose two
answers.)
a. Actuator arm c. Platters
14. Which of the following technologies are considered to be solid state? (Choose two answers.)
a. RAM d. USB flash drive
15. A user has opened a word processor, typed the numbers 123456789, and looked at the number on
the screen in the word processor window. The user sits and starts to daydream about how computers
1. Which of the following is true about 1 bit?
c. Represents one binary digit
2. Which of the following terms means approximately 106 bytes?
b. Megabyte
3. Which answer lists the correct number of bits associated with each term?
c. 64 bits per quadruple word
4. Which of the following answers are true about random access memory (RAM) as it is normally
used inside a personal computer? (Choose two answers.)
a. Used for short term memory
e. Is installed onto the motherboard
5. This chapter describes the concepts behind how a CPU reads the contents from RAM. Which of the
following is true about the process of read data, as described in the chapter?
a. The CPU tells the RAM which address holds the data that the CPU wants to ... Show more content
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You write some files to a flash drive and then share the drive with a classmate. That classmate opens
an application that lists the contents (folders and files) of what is on the flash drive. The classmate
sees all the files you had placed onto the flash drive. How does your classmate s computer know what
is on the flash drive?
a. By reading the file system s directory information, which is stored on the storage device
11. Which of the following answers best describes how a hard disk drive physically writes a binary 0
or 1? c. Changing the disk s surface so that later the light will reflect differently for 0 or 1
12. Which of the following answers are true about an internal hard disk drive (HDD) as it is normally
used inside a personal computer? (Choose two answers.)
d. Connects to the CPU over a bus using a cable
13. Which of the following are components of an internal hard disk drive (HDD)? (Choose two
answers.)
a. Actuator arm c. Platters
14. Which of the following technologies are considered to be solid state? (Choose two answers.)
a. RAM d. USB flash drive
15. A user has opened a word processor, typed the numbers 123456789, and looked at the number on
the screen in the word processor window. The user sits and starts to daydream about how computers
work, particularly about what happened from the time before she typed 123456789 until the number
showed up on the screen.
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showed up on the screen.
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Using visual aids in teaching English
COURSE PAPER
USING VISUAL AIDS IN TEACHING ENGLISH
CONTENTS
Introduction ..............................................................................................................3
Chapter I. Theoretical aspect of using visual material in teaching English ...........5
1.1. The importance of using visual aids in teaching English ..................................5
1.2. Learning styles in language teaching ................................................................8
1.3. Functions of visual aids in teaching languages ...............................................11
Chapter II. Practical aspects of using visual aids in teaching English .................14
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Chapter I. THEORETICAL ASPECT OF USING VISUAL MATERIAL IN TEACHING ENGLISH
1.1. The importance of using visual aids in teaching English Nowadays, whereever you go around the
world you can find a certain people who can communicate with English Language. Because of
globalization and other reasons English is going to be the language of the world. Apart from the use of
English as their mother tongue in some countries there are a number of countries who can teach
English as Second Language or Foreign Language. Hence, in order to use English Language more
effectively and efficiently having rich knowledge of vocabulary is crucial. In most cases you can find
communication break down when the students at school are not able to recall the appropriate word for
the right situation of interaction. So in order to overcome this and similar problems the use of visual
materials in teaching English Language vocabulary is mandatory. The use of visual materials makes
the meaning of the words memorable and long lasting in students mind. Visual Education is not new.
It has years of research back of it. A Dutch Humanist theologist and writer Erasmus (1466 1536)
disclosed memorization as a technique of learning and advocated that the children should learn
through the aids of pictures or other visuals. While John Amos Comenius (1592 1670) prepared a
book known as Orbis Sensilium Pictus (the word of sense objects) which contained near about 150
pictures on aspects of
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COURSE PAPER
USING VISUAL AIDS IN TEACHING ENGLISH
CONTENTS
Introduction ..............................................................................................................3
Chapter I. Theoretical aspect of using visual material in teaching English ...........5
1.1. The importance of using visual aids in teaching English ..................................5
1.2. Learning styles in language teaching ................................................................8
1.3. Functions of visual aids in teaching languages ...............................................11
Chapter II. Practical aspects of using visual aids in teaching English .................14
2.1. Kinds of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Chapter I. THEORETICAL ASPECT OF USING VISUAL MATERIAL IN TEACHING ENGLISH
1.1. The importance of using visual aids in teaching English Nowadays, whereever you go around the
world you can find a certain people who can communicate with English Language. Because of
globalization and other reasons English is going to be the language of the world. Apart from the use of
English as their mother tongue in some countries there are a number of countries who can teach
English as Second Language or Foreign Language. Hence, in order to use English Language more
effectively and efficiently having rich knowledge of vocabulary is crucial. In most cases you can find
communication break down when the students at school are not able to recall the appropriate word for
the right situation of interaction. So in order to overcome this and similar problems the use of visual
materials in teaching English Language vocabulary is mandatory. The use of visual materials makes
the meaning of the words memorable and long lasting in students mind. Visual Education is not new.
It has years of research back of it. A Dutch Humanist theologist and writer Erasmus (1466 1536)
disclosed memorization as a technique of learning and advocated that the children should learn
through the aids of pictures or other visuals. While John Amos Comenius (1592 1670) prepared a
book known as Orbis Sensilium Pictus (the word of sense objects) which contained near about 150
pictures on aspects of
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History Of Health Care Reform
History of Health Care Reform
Our country has been on the cusp of health care reform several times throughout history. It has
evolved from strictly a patient and physician system to numerous other parties in the equation from
patients, physicians, hospitals, insurance carriers and government programs to name a few. The latest
health care reform came with passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) signed
into law on March 23, 2010. This new law is a conglomerate of the many attempts at health care
reform throughout the years.
In the early 1900 s, healthcare was aimed at protecting workers from lost wages and medical expenses
while they were sick (Hoffman, 2003). President Truman proposed universal health insurance but it
was seen as socialized medicine and the legislation never passed (Oberlander, 2012). He did manage
to pass the Social Security Act of 1935 that later became the basis for Medicare and Medicaid
(Hoffman C. , 2009).
Military Medicare was passed in 1956 that provided health care benefits for military dependents.
Employer based insurance continued to grow during this time. As health care was becoming more
difficult to get for older Americans and the sick, the U.S. government became involved and passed
Medicare/Medicaid legislation on July 30, 1965 (Taylor, 2014). Medicare Part A to pay for hospital
care, skilled nursing and home health, optional Medicare Part B to pay for physician care, and
Medicaid, to assist states in covering
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History of Health Care Reform
Our country has been on the cusp of health care reform several times throughout history. It has
evolved from strictly a patient and physician system to numerous other parties in the equation from
patients, physicians, hospitals, insurance carriers and government programs to name a few. The latest
health care reform came with passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) signed
into law on March 23, 2010. This new law is a conglomerate of the many attempts at health care
reform throughout the years.
In the early 1900 s, healthcare was aimed at protecting workers from lost wages and medical expenses
while they were sick (Hoffman, 2003). President Truman proposed universal health insurance but it
was seen as socialized medicine and the legislation never passed (Oberlander, 2012). He did manage
to pass the Social Security Act of 1935 that later became the basis for Medicare and Medicaid
(Hoffman C. , 2009).
Military Medicare was passed in 1956 that provided health care benefits for military dependents.
Employer based insurance continued to grow during this time. As health care was becoming more
difficult to get for older Americans and the sick, the U.S. government became involved and passed
Medicare/Medicaid legislation on July 30, 1965 (Taylor, 2014). Medicare Part A to pay for hospital
care, skilled nursing and home health, optional Medicare Part B to pay for physician care, and
Medicaid, to assist states in covering
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Descriptive Essay on Hawaii
smith 1 John Smith ENG 101 11119 14 Nov 2011 Narrative Essay Final Draft Hawaii When people
plan to attend Hawaii they think of beautiful beaches, great exotic food, and the smell of wonderful
flowers never before smelt. That is exactly what they get, from turquoise blue water to skyscraping
palm trees Hawaii has so many exotic things to see. Also all the great smells of Hawaii from the wild
fruit to the roasted pig on the beach Hawaii definitely brings to mind one thing happiness. In Hawaii
there are many things that bring happiness to mind such as the extravagant smells, not to mention the
beautiful sights, and most of all the spectacular taste in the exquisite food they have in Hawaii. First of
all, the sweet aromatic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sights are one thing that Hawaii offers its people but the things you can taste in Hawaii are out of this
world. Lastly, the extremely diverse taste of foods they have in Hawaii are quite mouthwatering. For
example, freshly picked fruit plucked right before your eyes. The rushing of juices as it enters the
mouth is almost is almost orgasmic with such natural juices pouring down the side of your cheek.
Coconut,
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smith 1 John Smith ENG 101 11119 14 Nov 2011 Narrative Essay Final Draft Hawaii When people
plan to attend Hawaii they think of beautiful beaches, great exotic food, and the smell of wonderful
flowers never before smelt. That is exactly what they get, from turquoise blue water to skyscraping
palm trees Hawaii has so many exotic things to see. Also all the great smells of Hawaii from the wild
fruit to the roasted pig on the beach Hawaii definitely brings to mind one thing happiness. In Hawaii
there are many things that bring happiness to mind such as the extravagant smells, not to mention the
beautiful sights, and most of all the spectacular taste in the exquisite food they have in Hawaii. First of
all, the sweet aromatic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sights are one thing that Hawaii offers its people but the things you can taste in Hawaii are out of this
world. Lastly, the extremely diverse taste of foods they have in Hawaii are quite mouthwatering. For
example, freshly picked fruit plucked right before your eyes. The rushing of juices as it enters the
mouth is almost is almost orgasmic with such natural juices pouring down the side of your cheek.
Coconut,
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This Paper Will Discuss Different Aspects Of Schizophrenia.
This paper will discuss different aspects of Schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is an illness that affects how
a person thinks, feels, and acts. It affects each person differently both on a daily basis and over a
lifetime. Living with schizophrenia may make it harder manage your feelings, think clearly and deal
with other people on the daily basis. Many people who battle with this disorder have difficulty
distinguishing between what is real and what is imaginary. Schizophrenics have a hard time in social
settings as well. Experts don t know what causes this disease. Some ideas of the cause include:
Genetics or heredity, biology, or a possible viral infection. In some cases, brain chemistry and brain
structure are not normal. Family history and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Unlike Dr. Jekyll, people who suffer from schizophrenia do not quickly change into a different,
unrecognizable person.
Demographics
Schizophrenia is a severe and persistent mental illness that crosses all racial, ethnic, cultural and
demographic lines. The disease is found in all cultures throughout the world. Whether in Baltimore,
Manila, or Rome the rate remains the same. According to (Kaplan, 1994) one percent is treated for
schizophrenia in any one year. While it appears that schizophrenia is equally in men and women the
two genders show several differences in onset and course of illness. Again according to (Kaplan) men
seem to have the onset of illness from age 15 to 25 years. Women peak age of onset is 25 to 35 years.
Classification
There are five different types of this disease. Below I have listed the different types and defined each.
Paranoid schizophrenia is the most common type and occurs later in life than other types. People with
paranoid schizophrenia have frightening thoughts and hear threatening voices. This causes them to act
out or argue with others. They may also have delusions or beliefs that seem real to them, even when
there s strong evidence they aren t. Examples of these can be a co worker is trying to hurt you or
poison your food, your partner is cheating on
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This paper will discuss different aspects of Schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is an illness that affects how
a person thinks, feels, and acts. It affects each person differently both on a daily basis and over a
lifetime. Living with schizophrenia may make it harder manage your feelings, think clearly and deal
with other people on the daily basis. Many people who battle with this disorder have difficulty
distinguishing between what is real and what is imaginary. Schizophrenics have a hard time in social
settings as well. Experts don t know what causes this disease. Some ideas of the cause include:
Genetics or heredity, biology, or a possible viral infection. In some cases, brain chemistry and brain
structure are not normal. Family history and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Unlike Dr. Jekyll, people who suffer from schizophrenia do not quickly change into a different,
unrecognizable person.
Demographics
Schizophrenia is a severe and persistent mental illness that crosses all racial, ethnic, cultural and
demographic lines. The disease is found in all cultures throughout the world. Whether in Baltimore,
Manila, or Rome the rate remains the same. According to (Kaplan, 1994) one percent is treated for
schizophrenia in any one year. While it appears that schizophrenia is equally in men and women the
two genders show several differences in onset and course of illness. Again according to (Kaplan) men
seem to have the onset of illness from age 15 to 25 years. Women peak age of onset is 25 to 35 years.
Classification
There are five different types of this disease. Below I have listed the different types and defined each.
Paranoid schizophrenia is the most common type and occurs later in life than other types. People with
paranoid schizophrenia have frightening thoughts and hear threatening voices. This causes them to act
out or argue with others. They may also have delusions or beliefs that seem real to them, even when
there s strong evidence they aren t. Examples of these can be a co worker is trying to hurt you or
poison your food, your partner is cheating on
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The NFL National Protests
In 2017 controversy struck when the NFL tried taking a stance and protesting the National Anthem. In
this protest, many NFL players one by one knelt down while the National Anthem played at their
sporting event. The National Anthem is a song for our country and symbol to represent all of the men
and women who have fought in our military. This song is not played just for our entertainment, it is to
honor the flag and what it stands for. The protesting was started by Colin Kaepernick, last season,
when he was the quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers. He was the first player to take a knee during
the playing of the National Anthem, now many other NFL players this season are following in his path
and doing the same thing. Many players and viewers claim it is for police brutality and the injustice
that is being served, while other viewers see it as entitled millionaires disrespecting the flag and the
military. Everyone has different opinions on the issue, but no matter what the country needs to respect
one another as humans and be united; the American Flag is a symbol of our freedom and the NFL
needs to recognize the National Anthem rather than kneeling and disrespecting what it stands for. On
one side of the controversy are the people who agree with the protesting and kneeling for the National
Anthem. Both the players and viewers agree with the message they think is getting across. They are
kneeling against police brutality and the injustice they think is being served. In
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In 2017 controversy struck when the NFL tried taking a stance and protesting the National Anthem. In
this protest, many NFL players one by one knelt down while the National Anthem played at their
sporting event. The National Anthem is a song for our country and symbol to represent all of the men
and women who have fought in our military. This song is not played just for our entertainment, it is to
honor the flag and what it stands for. The protesting was started by Colin Kaepernick, last season,
when he was the quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers. He was the first player to take a knee during
the playing of the National Anthem, now many other NFL players this season are following in his path
and doing the same thing. Many players and viewers claim it is for police brutality and the injustice
that is being served, while other viewers see it as entitled millionaires disrespecting the flag and the
military. Everyone has different opinions on the issue, but no matter what the country needs to respect
one another as humans and be united; the American Flag is a symbol of our freedom and the NFL
needs to recognize the National Anthem rather than kneeling and disrespecting what it stands for. On
one side of the controversy are the people who agree with the protesting and kneeling for the National
Anthem. Both the players and viewers agree with the message they think is getting across. They are
kneeling against police brutality and the injustice they think is being served. In
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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