Statement Of Purpose For Me In Bits Pilani - How To
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The Poem Casey At The Bat
Is it possible to create a successful movie from just one simple, abrupt poem? The poem Casey at the
Bat is about a baseball game that is reaching its final moments and the main character Casey must step
up to help his team. Although, two of Casey s teammates must bat before him, which the audience was
nervous about. There were two outs when his teammates stepped up to the plate, and miraculously
both of them were able to get on base. When Casey moved into the batter s box everyone in the entire
ballpark knew Casey was going to get a hit and win the game. Alas, Casey was a little too confident
and after just three pitches the mighty Casey was put away back to the dugout. The narrative Casey at
the Bat, will be turned into a movie and these will be the main points made in the movie. ... Show
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As Casey would waltz up toward home plate, there would be confident music playing in the
background. By doing this, the audience would be thinking Casey will pull off a miracle and win the
game for his hometown Mudville. On the flipside, once Casey struck out I would cue the sound effect
of a sad trombone, and leave everyone with pure disappointment. But there is no joy in Mudville:
Mighty Casey has struck out. (Thayer Line #52) That quote from the poem Casey at the Bat would be
the final line of the movie while the sad trombone played in the background. Clearly, the simple use of
music or sound can be quite effective in the perception of
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Is it possible to create a successful movie from just one simple, abrupt poem? The poem Casey at the
Bat is about a baseball game that is reaching its final moments and the main character Casey must step
up to help his team. Although, two of Casey s teammates must bat before him, which the audience was
nervous about. There were two outs when his teammates stepped up to the plate, and miraculously
both of them were able to get on base. When Casey moved into the batter s box everyone in the entire
ballpark knew Casey was going to get a hit and win the game. Alas, Casey was a little too confident
and after just three pitches the mighty Casey was put away back to the dugout. The narrative Casey at
the Bat, will be turned into a movie and these will be the main points made in the movie. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Casey would waltz up toward home plate, there would be confident music playing in the
background. By doing this, the audience would be thinking Casey will pull off a miracle and win the
game for his hometown Mudville. On the flipside, once Casey struck out I would cue the sound effect
of a sad trombone, and leave everyone with pure disappointment. But there is no joy in Mudville:
Mighty Casey has struck out. (Thayer Line #52) That quote from the poem Casey at the Bat would be
the final line of the movie while the sad trombone played in the background. Clearly, the simple use of
music or sound can be quite effective in the perception of
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Madness In H. P. Lovecraft s Temple
H.P. Lovecraft s Temple tells the story of how a German crew on a badly damaged ship during World
War Two slowly descends into madness. A combination of odd sightings, fear, illness, and eventually
violence and suicide leave the protagonist, Karl Heinrich, all by himself on a doomed ocean voyage.
By the end of the story, Heinrich senses that he is going mad. He believes to have found the lost city
of Atlantis, and ultimately dies while exploring it. An episode of Star Trek: Voyager titled Bliss deals
with the similar theme of a descent into madness. This science fiction 1990 s television show takes
place in the 24th century of our universe. The starship Voyager has been flung to the other end of the
galaxy, and the show is about their journey ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The crew is terribly afraid of being lost in space forever. When the crew finds an unstable wormhole
that appears to be a direct route back to Earth, they jump at the chance. However, the crew of the
starship has one member who is not from the Alpha Quadrant, where earth and the other crew member
s alien home worlds are located. This crew member, named Seven, is the only one who has no desire
to ever return home, since she never had a home. Therefore, she is the only character not afraid of
being lost in space forever, since she is perfectly content there. Seven analyzes the wormhole with the
ship s sensors. With these sensors, she finds clear evidence that the wormhole is not a wormhole at all,
but rather some sort of elaborate alien deception, trying to lure the crew into their grasp. Despite her
clear evidence that the wormhole is an alien trap, the crew is so afraid of being stuck in space forever
that they enter the wormhole anyway. Their fear of being lost forever in space overcame all of the
rational though that Seven presented them with. Their fear drove them to do the unthinkable. It is not
only in fictional stories where this fear
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H.P. Lovecraft s Temple tells the story of how a German crew on a badly damaged ship during World
War Two slowly descends into madness. A combination of odd sightings, fear, illness, and eventually
violence and suicide leave the protagonist, Karl Heinrich, all by himself on a doomed ocean voyage.
By the end of the story, Heinrich senses that he is going mad. He believes to have found the lost city
of Atlantis, and ultimately dies while exploring it. An episode of Star Trek: Voyager titled Bliss deals
with the similar theme of a descent into madness. This science fiction 1990 s television show takes
place in the 24th century of our universe. The starship Voyager has been flung to the other end of the
galaxy, and the show is about their journey ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The crew is terribly afraid of being lost in space forever. When the crew finds an unstable wormhole
that appears to be a direct route back to Earth, they jump at the chance. However, the crew of the
starship has one member who is not from the Alpha Quadrant, where earth and the other crew member
s alien home worlds are located. This crew member, named Seven, is the only one who has no desire
to ever return home, since she never had a home. Therefore, she is the only character not afraid of
being lost in space forever, since she is perfectly content there. Seven analyzes the wormhole with the
ship s sensors. With these sensors, she finds clear evidence that the wormhole is not a wormhole at all,
but rather some sort of elaborate alien deception, trying to lure the crew into their grasp. Despite her
clear evidence that the wormhole is an alien trap, the crew is so afraid of being stuck in space forever
that they enter the wormhole anyway. Their fear of being lost forever in space overcame all of the
rational though that Seven presented them with. Their fear drove them to do the unthinkable. It is not
only in fictional stories where this fear
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The Epidemic Of Human Immunodeficiency Virus
What are scientists trying to doing to treat HIV?
The Problem:
The epidemic of Human Immunodeficiency Virus began in the early 1980 s and was thought to be a
homosexual related disease, as only homosexuals where reported as having the virus during the early
stages of discovering HIV/AIDS. It s believed that a virus similar to HIV first occurred in some
populations of chimpanzees in Africa, the virus crossed species by exposure of body fluids mixing,
during butchering or cooking of the animals(2). Today over 78 million people are reported to have
been infected with HIV, in 2012, AIDS related illnesses were the 6th leading cause of death globally
(3).
HIV is an epidemic throughout all corners of the Earth, an estimated 35 million people were living
with HIV globally at the end of 2013 according UNAIDS, and approximately 1.7 million People die
of AIDS annually. There are so many reported cases of HIV/AIDS around the world, because it is so
easily transmitted between individuals; HIV is transmitted through the mixing of body fluids via
sexual intercourse, use of un sanitized medical equipment, during birth and while breast feeding. HIV
attacks the immune system by destroying CD4 cells, which is a specific type of white blood cell that
plays a major role in helping your body fight disease. Your immune system weakens as more CD4
cells are killed. You can have an HIV infection for years before it progresses to AIDS (4). HIV also
uses the CD4 cell to multiply, as shown on figure
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What are scientists trying to doing to treat HIV?
The Problem:
The epidemic of Human Immunodeficiency Virus began in the early 1980 s and was thought to be a
homosexual related disease, as only homosexuals where reported as having the virus during the early
stages of discovering HIV/AIDS. It s believed that a virus similar to HIV first occurred in some
populations of chimpanzees in Africa, the virus crossed species by exposure of body fluids mixing,
during butchering or cooking of the animals(2). Today over 78 million people are reported to have
been infected with HIV, in 2012, AIDS related illnesses were the 6th leading cause of death globally
(3).
HIV is an epidemic throughout all corners of the Earth, an estimated 35 million people were living
with HIV globally at the end of 2013 according UNAIDS, and approximately 1.7 million People die
of AIDS annually. There are so many reported cases of HIV/AIDS around the world, because it is so
easily transmitted between individuals; HIV is transmitted through the mixing of body fluids via
sexual intercourse, use of un sanitized medical equipment, during birth and while breast feeding. HIV
attacks the immune system by destroying CD4 cells, which is a specific type of white blood cell that
plays a major role in helping your body fight disease. Your immune system weakens as more CD4
cells are killed. You can have an HIV infection for years before it progresses to AIDS (4). HIV also
uses the CD4 cell to multiply, as shown on figure
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Latino History and Culture
Latino History and Culture
Historians are still unclear on when the first Latinos appeared in North America. The most prevalent
theory is that they were nomadic hunters who came from the Asia mainland and across the then frozen
Bering Straight into Alaska. Regardless of their origins their main region is now the Americas, both
North and South and it is expected that the Latino population in the United States will increase by
40% in the next ten years (US Census 2010). Their culture and society is steeped in tradition and
understanding and appreciating their culture is imperative for any person working in the social
services field. Latino Traditions and Culture The Latino culture contains many diverse sub cultures, ...
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This may simply involve the casting of a spell.
Religion and Traditions In general Latinos are very religious, 90% of Latinos are Catholic or
Protestant. The church serves as a guide for perceptions and behaviors, influencing decisions and
judgments. The church is often an important source for social support and interaction. Latino churches
also teach the value of family and are often a place where there are Spanish language masses. The
communal nature of Latinos is represented by the use of food in the culture, sharing and offering food
to guests is important and often relates to the holidays that Latino s often celebrate. Holidays are an
important part of Latino culture, some holidays relate to the religious, while others relate to
anniversaries of major battles in Mexican history. All the major catholic holidays are celebrated by
Latinos such as Christmas, Lent and Easter as well as the Catholic rites of passage Baptism, Holy
Communion, and Confirmation. The Day of the Virgin Guadalupe is December 12. The Virgin of
Guadalupe is Mexico s most popular religious and cultural image, with the titles Queen of Mexico ,
Empress of the Americas and Patroness of the Americas , both Miguel Hidalgo (in the Mexican War of
Independence) and Emiliano Zapata (during the Mexican Revolution) carried Flags bearing the Our
Lady of Guadalupe, and Guadalupe Victoria, the first
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Latino History and Culture
Historians are still unclear on when the first Latinos appeared in North America. The most prevalent
theory is that they were nomadic hunters who came from the Asia mainland and across the then frozen
Bering Straight into Alaska. Regardless of their origins their main region is now the Americas, both
North and South and it is expected that the Latino population in the United States will increase by
40% in the next ten years (US Census 2010). Their culture and society is steeped in tradition and
understanding and appreciating their culture is imperative for any person working in the social
services field. Latino Traditions and Culture The Latino culture contains many diverse sub cultures, ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This may simply involve the casting of a spell.
Religion and Traditions In general Latinos are very religious, 90% of Latinos are Catholic or
Protestant. The church serves as a guide for perceptions and behaviors, influencing decisions and
judgments. The church is often an important source for social support and interaction. Latino churches
also teach the value of family and are often a place where there are Spanish language masses. The
communal nature of Latinos is represented by the use of food in the culture, sharing and offering food
to guests is important and often relates to the holidays that Latino s often celebrate. Holidays are an
important part of Latino culture, some holidays relate to the religious, while others relate to
anniversaries of major battles in Mexican history. All the major catholic holidays are celebrated by
Latinos such as Christmas, Lent and Easter as well as the Catholic rites of passage Baptism, Holy
Communion, and Confirmation. The Day of the Virgin Guadalupe is December 12. The Virgin of
Guadalupe is Mexico s most popular religious and cultural image, with the titles Queen of Mexico ,
Empress of the Americas and Patroness of the Americas , both Miguel Hidalgo (in the Mexican War of
Independence) and Emiliano Zapata (during the Mexican Revolution) carried Flags bearing the Our
Lady of Guadalupe, and Guadalupe Victoria, the first
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Currency War Between China and Usa and Its Global Impacts...
Currency war between China and USA and its global impacts on economy.
Currency War:
Currency war, also known as competitive devaluation, is a condition in international affairs where
countries compete against each other to achieve a relatively low exchange rate for their own currency.
As the price to buy a particular currency falls so too does the real price of exports from the country.
Imports become more expensive too, so domestic industry, and thus employment, receives a boost in
demand both at home and abroad. However, the price increase in imports can harm citizens
purchasing power. The policy can also trigger retaliatory action by other countries which in turn can
lead to a general decline in international trade, harming ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It will occur when the money supply is increased faster than the growth of real output.
Note: the link between printing money and causing inflation is not straightforward. The money supply
does not just depend on the amount the government prints.
Large National Debt. To finance large national debts, governments often print money and this can
cause inflation.
Economic Outlook
If a country s economy is in a slow growth or recessionary phase, the value of their currency
depreciates. The value of a country s currency also depreciates if its major economic indicators like
retail sales and Gross Domestic Product, or GDP, are declining. A high and/or rising unemployment
rate can also depreciate currency value because it indicates an economic slowdown. If a country s
economy is in a strong growth period, the value of their currency appreciates.
Trade Deficit
A trade deficit occurs when the value of goods a country imports is more than the value of goods it
exports. When the trade deficit of a country increases, the value of the domestic currency depreciates
against the value of the currency of its trading partners.
The demand for imports should fall as imports become more expensive. However, some imports are
essential for production or cannot be made in the country and have an inelastic demand we end up
spending more on these when the exchange rate falls in value. This can cause the balance of payments
to worsen in the short run (a
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Currency war between China and USA and its global impacts on economy.
Currency War:
Currency war, also known as competitive devaluation, is a condition in international affairs where
countries compete against each other to achieve a relatively low exchange rate for their own currency.
As the price to buy a particular currency falls so too does the real price of exports from the country.
Imports become more expensive too, so domestic industry, and thus employment, receives a boost in
demand both at home and abroad. However, the price increase in imports can harm citizens
purchasing power. The policy can also trigger retaliatory action by other countries which in turn can
lead to a general decline in international trade, harming ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It will occur when the money supply is increased faster than the growth of real output.
Note: the link between printing money and causing inflation is not straightforward. The money supply
does not just depend on the amount the government prints.
Large National Debt. To finance large national debts, governments often print money and this can
cause inflation.
Economic Outlook
If a country s economy is in a slow growth or recessionary phase, the value of their currency
depreciates. The value of a country s currency also depreciates if its major economic indicators like
retail sales and Gross Domestic Product, or GDP, are declining. A high and/or rising unemployment
rate can also depreciate currency value because it indicates an economic slowdown. If a country s
economy is in a strong growth period, the value of their currency appreciates.
Trade Deficit
A trade deficit occurs when the value of goods a country imports is more than the value of goods it
exports. When the trade deficit of a country increases, the value of the domestic currency depreciates
against the value of the currency of its trading partners.
The demand for imports should fall as imports become more expensive. However, some imports are
essential for production or cannot be made in the country and have an inelastic demand we end up
spending more on these when the exchange rate falls in value. This can cause the balance of payments
to worsen in the short run (a
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Individual Assignment
INTRODUCTION
The topic that I have chosen is Human Process Interventions. Human Process Interventions means
derive probably from the disciplines of psychology and social psychology and the applied fields of
agencies dynamic and human members of the organization . Follow the theory of human system,
DeSimone and Werner (2009 ,p. 498 ) outlined that Human system headquartered interventions are
directed at bettering interpersonal, intragroup and intergroup relation . OD packages focused extra on
interpersonal dynamics and social relation. The purpose of the exchange is to make the enterprise
obtain the full abilities of productiveness and profitability, to be capable to remedy it does possess
problems. The first journal article based on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
SUMMARY
Institution progress intervention (ODI) is a deliberately deliberate, corporation broad effort to expand
a group s effectiveness or effectively. Many firms in these days fail to exist seeing that they lack the
systems for sustainability in term of intervention. With the intention to revive the company from low
level of profitability, customary conflicts among the stakeholders, clients dissatisfaction / low pleasant
of provider and high unethical practices among the many staff to mention only a few, the be trained
becomes pertinent. The principal purpose of this gain knowledge of is to diagnose and check excellent
employer progress intervention method for ABC professional health centre, Akure, Ondo State,
Nigeria.
This article evaluates giant group interventions as organizational exchange ways that handle more
correctly than usual units the complexity, unpredictability, and turbulence related to in these days
corporations. Large crew interventions are provided as a means to facilitate organizational exchange
from a complexity science viewpoint.
This article presents a framework for crew facilitators
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INTRODUCTION
The topic that I have chosen is Human Process Interventions. Human Process Interventions means
derive probably from the disciplines of psychology and social psychology and the applied fields of
agencies dynamic and human members of the organization . Follow the theory of human system,
DeSimone and Werner (2009 ,p. 498 ) outlined that Human system headquartered interventions are
directed at bettering interpersonal, intragroup and intergroup relation . OD packages focused extra on
interpersonal dynamics and social relation. The purpose of the exchange is to make the enterprise
obtain the full abilities of productiveness and profitability, to be capable to remedy it does possess
problems. The first journal article based on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
SUMMARY
Institution progress intervention (ODI) is a deliberately deliberate, corporation broad effort to expand
a group s effectiveness or effectively. Many firms in these days fail to exist seeing that they lack the
systems for sustainability in term of intervention. With the intention to revive the company from low
level of profitability, customary conflicts among the stakeholders, clients dissatisfaction / low pleasant
of provider and high unethical practices among the many staff to mention only a few, the be trained
becomes pertinent. The principal purpose of this gain knowledge of is to diagnose and check excellent
employer progress intervention method for ABC professional health centre, Akure, Ondo State,
Nigeria.
This article evaluates giant group interventions as organizational exchange ways that handle more
correctly than usual units the complexity, unpredictability, and turbulence related to in these days
corporations. Large crew interventions are provided as a means to facilitate organizational exchange
from a complexity science viewpoint.
This article presents a framework for crew facilitators
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Snow Blowers Research Paper
It s winter time and your old snowblower from last year has completely broken down and it s time to
shop for a new one but you re on a budget and would prefer a snowblower that s economical, less
noisy, and is easy to store, then looking to buy electric snow blowers might just be the answer for you.
With the outdoor snow equipment market being as competitive as it is; it shouldn t be hard to find a
brand and model to suit your specific needs and still leave you with spare change in your pocket.
Electric snow blowers aren t only becoming more popular than ever, they ve become highly affordable
while still being able to crush and eat snow like a hungry monster. Snow blowers are available in three
main categories: Single stage, Two stage and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Visit your local authorized merchant or dealer like any Wal Mart store but if you can t find what you
re looking for then opt to look online at websites like eBay, Amazon, and any other online based
companies that offer good quality, high value, and low priced snowblowers. Be careful of companies
that have unbelievably low prices, sometimes stores price their slow moving stock at extremely low
prices to get them sold and out of the store. Companies like Ariens, Yard machine, and Husqvarna
build some of the most reliable single and electric two stage snow blowers on the market but one
brand in particular comes highly recommended; The Toro Company. Toro snowblowers have many
great features and rightly so. They are one of the oldest companies producing and distributing outdoor
products and mowing equipment. With a history dating back to 1914 you can be rest assured this
company knows about snow. The top recommended Toro product receiving the best reviews is the
Toro 1800 Power Curve. Perfect for flat paved surfaces like walkways and driveways it features a 12
amp motor, a clearing width of 18 inches and a 10 inch snow cut depth. Weighing in at only 24 pounds
it throws up snow at up to 30 feet, pretty impressive for an electric single stage snow
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It s winter time and your old snowblower from last year has completely broken down and it s time to
shop for a new one but you re on a budget and would prefer a snowblower that s economical, less
noisy, and is easy to store, then looking to buy electric snow blowers might just be the answer for you.
With the outdoor snow equipment market being as competitive as it is; it shouldn t be hard to find a
brand and model to suit your specific needs and still leave you with spare change in your pocket.
Electric snow blowers aren t only becoming more popular than ever, they ve become highly affordable
while still being able to crush and eat snow like a hungry monster. Snow blowers are available in three
main categories: Single stage, Two stage and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Visit your local authorized merchant or dealer like any Wal Mart store but if you can t find what you
re looking for then opt to look online at websites like eBay, Amazon, and any other online based
companies that offer good quality, high value, and low priced snowblowers. Be careful of companies
that have unbelievably low prices, sometimes stores price their slow moving stock at extremely low
prices to get them sold and out of the store. Companies like Ariens, Yard machine, and Husqvarna
build some of the most reliable single and electric two stage snow blowers on the market but one
brand in particular comes highly recommended; The Toro Company. Toro snowblowers have many
great features and rightly so. They are one of the oldest companies producing and distributing outdoor
products and mowing equipment. With a history dating back to 1914 you can be rest assured this
company knows about snow. The top recommended Toro product receiving the best reviews is the
Toro 1800 Power Curve. Perfect for flat paved surfaces like walkways and driveways it features a 12
amp motor, a clearing width of 18 inches and a 10 inch snow cut depth. Weighing in at only 24 pounds
it throws up snow at up to 30 feet, pretty impressive for an electric single stage snow
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Social Justice Promotes Equality Among People
Social justice promotes equality among people. Having the opportunity to describe social justice s
impact on my own life has challenged me to reflect on the blessings I have been given. Because I have
so much for which to be grateful, I have made acts of service a priority. Through community service, I
have gained a unique understanding of the importance of social justice and equality for all people. A
mentor once said to me, It is much better to be tired and making a difference in the world than to be
well rested and doing nothing. When I first entered high school, I was looking forward to new clubs
and activities that were now available to me. One club that caught my eye was Life Skills, a program
that involved enrolling in a gym class with the special needs students and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Through these classes, I was able to educate the class on the Life Skills department. Initially, I wanted
to increase awareness of the program, but it has developed into something much more significant than
I ever imagined. Through this increased awareness, the Life Skills program was able to arrange a
soccer game, and the stands were packed with the classes that I had been involved with teaching. Ben
was absolutely thrilled to be playing a soccer game. After the game was over, and Ben received
countless standing ovations from our peers. It was then that he turned to me and said he finally felt
like he fit in at our high school. Ben had an opportunity to shine on the soccer field, which allowed me
to realize how essential it is to enjoy the little things in life and how profound an impact one person
can make in someone else s life. All people deserve moments to shine, which is why promoting social
justice in our world is essential. Not only was I able to change how Ben viewed the world, I was able
to witness a change in how Ben viewed his place in the
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Social justice promotes equality among people. Having the opportunity to describe social justice s
impact on my own life has challenged me to reflect on the blessings I have been given. Because I have
so much for which to be grateful, I have made acts of service a priority. Through community service, I
have gained a unique understanding of the importance of social justice and equality for all people. A
mentor once said to me, It is much better to be tired and making a difference in the world than to be
well rested and doing nothing. When I first entered high school, I was looking forward to new clubs
and activities that were now available to me. One club that caught my eye was Life Skills, a program
that involved enrolling in a gym class with the special needs students and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Through these classes, I was able to educate the class on the Life Skills department. Initially, I wanted
to increase awareness of the program, but it has developed into something much more significant than
I ever imagined. Through this increased awareness, the Life Skills program was able to arrange a
soccer game, and the stands were packed with the classes that I had been involved with teaching. Ben
was absolutely thrilled to be playing a soccer game. After the game was over, and Ben received
countless standing ovations from our peers. It was then that he turned to me and said he finally felt
like he fit in at our high school. Ben had an opportunity to shine on the soccer field, which allowed me
to realize how essential it is to enjoy the little things in life and how profound an impact one person
can make in someone else s life. All people deserve moments to shine, which is why promoting social
justice in our world is essential. Not only was I able to change how Ben viewed the world, I was able
to witness a change in how Ben viewed his place in the
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Quest For An Earthly Paradise And The Anticipation Of A...
Lamentation and Hope in the Depiction of Paradise
The quest for an earthly paradise and the anticipation of a heavenly one is a drive that has always
prevailed in humankind s search for God and redemption from the original sin. The desire for a
terrestrial manifestation of paradise, a so called lost origin is predominantly reflected in writers
depictions of the fall of man. This can be seen in Milton s Paradise Lost and Lucy Hutchinson s Order
and Disorder. Both these epic poems at times magnify the sadness and gravity of the loss of a
paradisal home in which Adam and Eve as our fore parents dwelt under God s close guidance and
love. The fascination with Eden s bliss is manifested in Adam and Eve s admiration, however it also
extends to Satan s various instances of questioning his own actions in the shadow of such beauty.
Perhaps crucial to both interpretations of the fall of man is that the knowledge gained from the
forbidden fruit is the realization of loss, the sudden true appreciation of the beauty of a paradise that is
now lost. On the other hand the promise of redemption is provided through God s mercy in Death,
thus allowing for a hope and anticipation of a heavenly paradise. This portrayal of a merciful God in
Paradise Lost and Order and Disorder, grows out of man s search for redemption and a desire to be
united with God in a heavenly paradise. Nostalgia and anticipation of paradise thus manifest through
the lamentations of loss and mercy in death
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Lamentation and Hope in the Depiction of Paradise
The quest for an earthly paradise and the anticipation of a heavenly one is a drive that has always
prevailed in humankind s search for God and redemption from the original sin. The desire for a
terrestrial manifestation of paradise, a so called lost origin is predominantly reflected in writers
depictions of the fall of man. This can be seen in Milton s Paradise Lost and Lucy Hutchinson s Order
and Disorder. Both these epic poems at times magnify the sadness and gravity of the loss of a
paradisal home in which Adam and Eve as our fore parents dwelt under God s close guidance and
love. The fascination with Eden s bliss is manifested in Adam and Eve s admiration, however it also
extends to Satan s various instances of questioning his own actions in the shadow of such beauty.
Perhaps crucial to both interpretations of the fall of man is that the knowledge gained from the
forbidden fruit is the realization of loss, the sudden true appreciation of the beauty of a paradise that is
now lost. On the other hand the promise of redemption is provided through God s mercy in Death,
thus allowing for a hope and anticipation of a heavenly paradise. This portrayal of a merciful God in
Paradise Lost and Order and Disorder, grows out of man s search for redemption and a desire to be
united with God in a heavenly paradise. Nostalgia and anticipation of paradise thus manifest through
the lamentations of loss and mercy in death
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Human Rights During The War On Terror Essay
INTP 245 Research Essay
What role do Human Rights play in the war on terror? How has this affected the foreign policy of the
United States of America when combating this war?
When looking internationally over the past decade there has been an emergence of vague definable
terms that act as holistic guidelines for how international order should be constructed. One of these
terms is human rights which acts as a set of overarching guidelines that all States should aim for and
achieve. States have incorporated the ideals of human rights into their foreign policies in various ways
especially in the area of war and conflict. This essay will focus on what role human rights play in the
war on terror and how the human rights discourse has affected the United States of America s (USA)
foreign policy on the war on terror. This ultimately illustrates that the Western construct of human
rights is an invaluable policy tool as a mandate to interfere in other states affairs and USA have
continually utilised it as such a tool.
The concept of human rights has become ambiguous, with very little agreement regarding its meaning
and application internationally. The concept of human rights could be deemed as what Gallie termed
as an essentially contested concept. This argues that when it comes to certain concepts there is just
simply no one clearly definable general use that is widely agreed on. There are a variety of elements
and words that can be used to describe the concepts of human
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INTP 245 Research Essay
What role do Human Rights play in the war on terror? How has this affected the foreign policy of the
United States of America when combating this war?
When looking internationally over the past decade there has been an emergence of vague definable
terms that act as holistic guidelines for how international order should be constructed. One of these
terms is human rights which acts as a set of overarching guidelines that all States should aim for and
achieve. States have incorporated the ideals of human rights into their foreign policies in various ways
especially in the area of war and conflict. This essay will focus on what role human rights play in the
war on terror and how the human rights discourse has affected the United States of America s (USA)
foreign policy on the war on terror. This ultimately illustrates that the Western construct of human
rights is an invaluable policy tool as a mandate to interfere in other states affairs and USA have
continually utilised it as such a tool.
The concept of human rights has become ambiguous, with very little agreement regarding its meaning
and application internationally. The concept of human rights could be deemed as what Gallie termed
as an essentially contested concept. This argues that when it comes to certain concepts there is just
simply no one clearly definable general use that is widely agreed on. There are a variety of elements
and words that can be used to describe the concepts of human
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Ontario Confederation Essay
On July 1st of 1867, Ontario became of the founding members of the dominion of Canada, when it
joined with Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Quebec in confederation. This created the province of
Canada, from the merging of Upper Canada (Ontario), and Lower Canada, (Quebec).
As a fellow delegate of the province of Ontario, I believe that the predicament of having only the
government and its associates of having their voices heard upon, leads to an unrepresentative
perspective view towards various events that occurred within the process of confederation. The
numerous misheard voices of various ethnic and religious background, and even gender wise in
confederation predominantly affects our government as a whole. A significant amount of bias is
present, without the multitudinous perspectives of those points of view, creating significantly narrow
perspectives for various situations. This matter is eminently crucial towards the province of Ontario,
and most importantly, towards the dominion of Canada. They have their rights to have their say in the
agreements and/or elections of various events, as they too, are formal citizens of this profound nation,
whom is expanding and developing their population over periods of time
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Not when the Indian act begun had the aboriginals been respected as a whole. It was first named as the
Gradual Enfranchisement Act of 1869; it was then consolidated to The Indian Act, in which was
established in 1876. This grants the ability for the aboriginals to receive land and ownership
properties. This in turn signals a severe discrimination in normal reputation towards societal aspects.
Everyone of any culture or religion should be treated of equivalence to
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On July 1st of 1867, Ontario became of the founding members of the dominion of Canada, when it
joined with Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Quebec in confederation. This created the province of
Canada, from the merging of Upper Canada (Ontario), and Lower Canada, (Quebec).
As a fellow delegate of the province of Ontario, I believe that the predicament of having only the
government and its associates of having their voices heard upon, leads to an unrepresentative
perspective view towards various events that occurred within the process of confederation. The
numerous misheard voices of various ethnic and religious background, and even gender wise in
confederation predominantly affects our government as a whole. A significant amount of bias is
present, without the multitudinous perspectives of those points of view, creating significantly narrow
perspectives for various situations. This matter is eminently crucial towards the province of Ontario,
and most importantly, towards the dominion of Canada. They have their rights to have their say in the
agreements and/or elections of various events, as they too, are formal citizens of this profound nation,
whom is expanding and developing their population over periods of time
The occurrence of bias ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not when the Indian act begun had the aboriginals been respected as a whole. It was first named as the
Gradual Enfranchisement Act of 1869; it was then consolidated to The Indian Act, in which was
established in 1876. This grants the ability for the aboriginals to receive land and ownership
properties. This in turn signals a severe discrimination in normal reputation towards societal aspects.
Everyone of any culture or religion should be treated of equivalence to
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Differences Between Fahrenheit 451 Book And Movie
Besides sound effects and visuals in a movie, descriptive language in a book, both are usually very
similar. Specifically, between the book and the movie Fahrenheit 451, the two share many of the main
ideas, but have multiple differences. A couple of the top major differences in the movie are that
Clarisse doesn t die and they omit to tell or mention that there is a war going on. Some similarities are
the characters personalities and looks. All of these things have impact on how the movie and book
contrast and compare to each other. Characters in the book and movie are mostly the same to each
other. For example, Mildred/Linda and Clarisse are almost exactly the same to their character in the
movie and book. Clarisse is still curious and imaginative while, Mildred/Linda is still shallow. In the
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However, they both have an important role in both types of fahrenheit 451. Clarisse s role is to ask
Montag questions to make him realize that the society isn t good for him. In the book, Clarisse s death
is important because it makes Montag realize that what she was saying about the society was right
nevertheless, they didn t kill Clarisse in the movie. So in the end, Mildred s/Linda s role was very akin
to Clarisse s role. Her role was to help him realize that the society was bad by being the example. One
quote that shows that Clarisse is role is to make Montag realize that the society isn t good is I don t
mix. It s so strange. I m very social indeed. It all depends on what you mean by social, doesn t it?
Social to me means talking about things like this. Or talking about how strange the world is. Being
with people is nice. But I don t think it s social to get a
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Besides sound effects and visuals in a movie, descriptive language in a book, both are usually very
similar. Specifically, between the book and the movie Fahrenheit 451, the two share many of the main
ideas, but have multiple differences. A couple of the top major differences in the movie are that
Clarisse doesn t die and they omit to tell or mention that there is a war going on. Some similarities are
the characters personalities and looks. All of these things have impact on how the movie and book
contrast and compare to each other. Characters in the book and movie are mostly the same to each
other. For example, Mildred/Linda and Clarisse are almost exactly the same to their character in the
movie and book. Clarisse is still curious and imaginative while, Mildred/Linda is still shallow. In the
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However, they both have an important role in both types of fahrenheit 451. Clarisse s role is to ask
Montag questions to make him realize that the society isn t good for him. In the book, Clarisse s death
is important because it makes Montag realize that what she was saying about the society was right
nevertheless, they didn t kill Clarisse in the movie. So in the end, Mildred s/Linda s role was very akin
to Clarisse s role. Her role was to help him realize that the society was bad by being the example. One
quote that shows that Clarisse is role is to make Montag realize that the society isn t good is I don t
mix. It s so strange. I m very social indeed. It all depends on what you mean by social, doesn t it?
Social to me means talking about things like this. Or talking about how strange the world is. Being
with people is nice. But I don t think it s social to get a
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What s The Rule In American Football
What s the Rule? Holding is a rule in American football that applies to both offense and defense.
Offensive holding can be called if the player grabs a defenders jersey, or if they use their hands or
arms to hold or pull back a defender. Defensive holding can be called if the defender grabs a receiver,
preventing them from running their route. The defender is allowed to hit or grab the receiver within 5
yards of the line of scrimmage. It can also be called if a defender tackles a player who is not carrying
the ball. However, this doesn t apply if the player was given a fake handoff before being tackled. An
offensive holding penalty results in a loss of 10 yards from the line of scrimmage and a replay of the
down. A defensive penalty results
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What s the Rule? Holding is a rule in American football that applies to both offense and defense.
Offensive holding can be called if the player grabs a defenders jersey, or if they use their hands or
arms to hold or pull back a defender. Defensive holding can be called if the defender grabs a receiver,
preventing them from running their route. The defender is allowed to hit or grab the receiver within 5
yards of the line of scrimmage. It can also be called if a defender tackles a player who is not carrying
the ball. However, this doesn t apply if the player was given a fake handoff before being tackled. An
offensive holding penalty results in a loss of 10 yards from the line of scrimmage and a replay of the
down. A defensive penalty results
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The Kenya Shifta War and Realism
The Kenyan Shifta War (1963 1968) and its Realism base and Power Pursuit.
In this essay I am going to discuss the Kenyan war that has emerged in 1963 due to long lasting
grievances about bad treatment from British colonial isolation and ethnic Somali in Kenya irredentism
drive to unite all other five Somali lands with Kenya into a greater Somalia. The issue of British
colony had otherwise been much less to do with this war, the main reason to war was that of
irredentism by Somalis. This conflict went on as Somalis resisted from being governed by a dark
skinned government of the Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta while at the same time seek unity. Somali
seek independence at the expense of Kenya. Somalia wanted to be in power to rule a unified ... Show
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Going to war was the better option they thought of, this is because they are Muslims by religion and
they thought going to war with Kenya was just. Now that s the realists way of dealing with
uncertainty. In my opinion, Realism was the ruling political system that existed in this conflict.
Great Britain as the father of Kenya due to colonization had to intervene to try and bring about an end
to this war between Kenya and Somalia. The question is, how was it going to do that? The answer to
that question is otherwise simple. It starts with the reason why would Great Britain colonise Kenya,
and that is because Kenya has an abundance of raw materials that Britain was exploiting. Somalia with
their non profit making legacy of irredentism was to be a bad effects to how Britain rules Kenya.
Britain had to protect its source of profit by helping Kenya defeat Somalia. Britain then supplied
Kenya with arms to fight back Somalia so that the war will come to an early end so that Britain will
continue with the exploitation of raw materials from Kenya. So literally speaking, Somalia was just an
itch that Britain had to scratch off. Britain even took some of Kenyans and trained them for war so
that they will fight Somalis effectively and strategically to lead to an early end of war. This act by
Britain is influenced by the system of realism as it wasn t interested in
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The Kenyan Shifta War (1963 1968) and its Realism base and Power Pursuit.
In this essay I am going to discuss the Kenyan war that has emerged in 1963 due to long lasting
grievances about bad treatment from British colonial isolation and ethnic Somali in Kenya irredentism
drive to unite all other five Somali lands with Kenya into a greater Somalia. The issue of British
colony had otherwise been much less to do with this war, the main reason to war was that of
irredentism by Somalis. This conflict went on as Somalis resisted from being governed by a dark
skinned government of the Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta while at the same time seek unity. Somali
seek independence at the expense of Kenya. Somalia wanted to be in power to rule a unified ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Going to war was the better option they thought of, this is because they are Muslims by religion and
they thought going to war with Kenya was just. Now that s the realists way of dealing with
uncertainty. In my opinion, Realism was the ruling political system that existed in this conflict.
Great Britain as the father of Kenya due to colonization had to intervene to try and bring about an end
to this war between Kenya and Somalia. The question is, how was it going to do that? The answer to
that question is otherwise simple. It starts with the reason why would Great Britain colonise Kenya,
and that is because Kenya has an abundance of raw materials that Britain was exploiting. Somalia with
their non profit making legacy of irredentism was to be a bad effects to how Britain rules Kenya.
Britain had to protect its source of profit by helping Kenya defeat Somalia. Britain then supplied
Kenya with arms to fight back Somalia so that the war will come to an early end so that Britain will
continue with the exploitation of raw materials from Kenya. So literally speaking, Somalia was just an
itch that Britain had to scratch off. Britain even took some of Kenyans and trained them for war so
that they will fight Somalis effectively and strategically to lead to an early end of war. This act by
Britain is influenced by the system of realism as it wasn t interested in
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Copyright Protection on Internet
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS COPYRIGHT PROTECTION ON INTERNET
(08BS0001781) SECTION F Contents {text:bookmark start} INTRODUCTION {text:bookmark end}
{text:bookmark start} 1.1 About Intellectual Property [1] {text:bookmark end} It is not material wants
that seek ownership, but the ideas, skills and moral aspirations need equal protection. It refers to
creations of the mind: inventions, literary and artistic works, symbols, names, images, and designs
used in commerce. Intellectual property is divided into two categories: Industrial property, which
includes inventions (patents), trademarks, industrial designs, and geographic indications of source;
and Copyright, which includes literary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While India has entered the global patent regime, awareness and expertise on the subject of IPR in
India is still highly inadequate. Present skills do not extend towards protecting indigenous inventions
or understanding the implications of patents granted to competitors. Further, the ability to read or
write patents is grossly lacking when viewed in the context of global practices. Indian industry and
businessmen cannot afford to be indifferent to these new requirements. India s knowledge based
industries will be looking at filing international patents and their skills in filing, reading and exploring
patents will be very crucial in the years to come. Lawyers and Law firms are most useful in assisting
various IPR management, protection and infringement of patents in India and abroad. Any attorney
may register trademarks or copyrights, or initiate or defend any kind of IP litigation. Yet, because
many attorneys are unfamiliar with IP fundamentals, small business owners should seek advice of
specialists. Most people know enough about real estate property, rough cost according to its location.
They also know to clear title before making a purchase or commencing construction. However, when
it comes to IPR, most of them are ignorant and offer comparatively cheap insurances against the risk.
Few people starting businesses have equivalent knowledge
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LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS COPYRIGHT PROTECTION ON INTERNET
(08BS0001781) SECTION F Contents {text:bookmark start} INTRODUCTION {text:bookmark end}
{text:bookmark start} 1.1 About Intellectual Property [1] {text:bookmark end} It is not material wants
that seek ownership, but the ideas, skills and moral aspirations need equal protection. It refers to
creations of the mind: inventions, literary and artistic works, symbols, names, images, and designs
used in commerce. Intellectual property is divided into two categories: Industrial property, which
includes inventions (patents), trademarks, industrial designs, and geographic indications of source;
and Copyright, which includes literary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While India has entered the global patent regime, awareness and expertise on the subject of IPR in
India is still highly inadequate. Present skills do not extend towards protecting indigenous inventions
or understanding the implications of patents granted to competitors. Further, the ability to read or
write patents is grossly lacking when viewed in the context of global practices. Indian industry and
businessmen cannot afford to be indifferent to these new requirements. India s knowledge based
industries will be looking at filing international patents and their skills in filing, reading and exploring
patents will be very crucial in the years to come. Lawyers and Law firms are most useful in assisting
various IPR management, protection and infringement of patents in India and abroad. Any attorney
may register trademarks or copyrights, or initiate or defend any kind of IP litigation. Yet, because
many attorneys are unfamiliar with IP fundamentals, small business owners should seek advice of
specialists. Most people know enough about real estate property, rough cost according to its location.
They also know to clear title before making a purchase or commencing construction. However, when
it comes to IPR, most of them are ignorant and offer comparatively cheap insurances against the risk.
Few people starting businesses have equivalent knowledge
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Civis Action Plan
Action Plan For my action plan, I have decided that I will hold a civis week. This will be a week
dedicated to allowing everyone at St.Max to wear whatever they want for a whole week, the students
will vote for which week they want throughout the year. For every day they wear civis that will be one
dollar, and knowing the students at St.Max they will pay for all five days. The teachers will do what
they usually do for a civics day, by asking for civis money in the morning, but for the civs week they
will ask everyday. The students can either choose to pay all fave dollars at once, or they can pay per
day. Of course all the money is going to children in developing countries who suffer from child labour,
so if the students sympathies with
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Action Plan For my action plan, I have decided that I will hold a civis week. This will be a week
dedicated to allowing everyone at St.Max to wear whatever they want for a whole week, the students
will vote for which week they want throughout the year. For every day they wear civis that will be one
dollar, and knowing the students at St.Max they will pay for all five days. The teachers will do what
they usually do for a civics day, by asking for civis money in the morning, but for the civs week they
will ask everyday. The students can either choose to pay all fave dollars at once, or they can pay per
day. Of course all the money is going to children in developing countries who suffer from child labour,
so if the students sympathies with
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thomas cole Essay
Thomas Cole
Painting landscapes was very important during the 19th century. Thomas Cole was one of the most
important figures in landscape painting in the United States. He went to many places searching for
nature, which he painted to show the unmatchable beauty nature creates. His works of art helped
people see and take pride in their great land, which was called America. Cole s works were often made
people feel like they needed to go out in nature and discover the inspiring world of mother earth.
Thomas Cole, born on February 1, 1801 in Lancashire, England, found himself at fourteen working as
a textile printer and wood engraver in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Cole returned to his parents in 1819
in Ohio; this is were he learned how to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These painters saw landscapes having feelings of hope, divinity, and even harmony. The Hudson River
School was a very important asset to American culture and art. Bordering countries during the
nineteenth century were demolishing America and made Americans want to see their nation survive as
an independent nation.
Cole focuses on the American landscape and mixes idealism and realism into his paintings to really
get viewers to admire nature and its beauty. He believed that landscape painters needed to have
strength determination, and courage to overcome Mother Nature s more turbulent side.
Then, in 1825, John Trumball, an artist, discovered Cole s magnificent work in a frame at a frame
shop. Trumball immediately bought lots of Cole s works and drew art critics attention. With the
Hudson River School being so prosperous the National Academy of design was born.
In the early nineteenth century landscape artists painted scenes of America s east side near the Hudson
River, but by the mid nineteenth century Landscape artists tended to paint portraits of the newly
explored western territory and the South American tropics to show a more extravagant side of the
United States.
Cole s first major painting, The Course of the Empire, was a symbolistic illustration showing the five
stages of an empire; which were the savage state, pastoral state, consummation of the empire,
destruction, and finally desolation. The different canvases display the relationship between man and
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Thomas Cole
Painting landscapes was very important during the 19th century. Thomas Cole was one of the most
important figures in landscape painting in the United States. He went to many places searching for
nature, which he painted to show the unmatchable beauty nature creates. His works of art helped
people see and take pride in their great land, which was called America. Cole s works were often made
people feel like they needed to go out in nature and discover the inspiring world of mother earth.
Thomas Cole, born on February 1, 1801 in Lancashire, England, found himself at fourteen working as
a textile printer and wood engraver in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Cole returned to his parents in 1819
in Ohio; this is were he learned how to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These painters saw landscapes having feelings of hope, divinity, and even harmony. The Hudson River
School was a very important asset to American culture and art. Bordering countries during the
nineteenth century were demolishing America and made Americans want to see their nation survive as
an independent nation.
Cole focuses on the American landscape and mixes idealism and realism into his paintings to really
get viewers to admire nature and its beauty. He believed that landscape painters needed to have
strength determination, and courage to overcome Mother Nature s more turbulent side.
Then, in 1825, John Trumball, an artist, discovered Cole s magnificent work in a frame at a frame
shop. Trumball immediately bought lots of Cole s works and drew art critics attention. With the
Hudson River School being so prosperous the National Academy of design was born.
In the early nineteenth century landscape artists painted scenes of America s east side near the Hudson
River, but by the mid nineteenth century Landscape artists tended to paint portraits of the newly
explored western territory and the South American tropics to show a more extravagant side of the
United States.
Cole s first major painting, The Course of the Empire, was a symbolistic illustration showing the five
stages of an empire; which were the savage state, pastoral state, consummation of the empire,
destruction, and finally desolation. The different canvases display the relationship between man and
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The Short Story The Birthmark
Bullying is defined as the mistreatment of others, through the abuse of power. The various forms
bullying can take are, physical, verbal and mental abuse. The Short Story The Birthmark written in
1843, implicates the harsh realities of verbal and mental abuse. In 1843, society was male dominated,
as females were continually objectified and seen as unimportant. Aylmer abuses this era s male
dominance to tyrannize his wife, Georgiana s, birthmark. At first, she is hesitant as she and other
males see no problem with the scar. As an audience we the strength of being the ideal wife to your
husband, and fulfilling his desires. Aylmer displays his disgust towards the blemish through verbal
ridicule, and harsh convulsions. Her husband tenderly kissed her cheek her right cheek not that which
bore the impress of the crimson hand (Hawthorne 3) , further demonstrating the extremities at which
he is revolted by the mark she bares, going as far as avoidance. Moreover, his words and actions
display a visible impact upon Georgina, influencing her to take action to remove the scar. It portrays
the mental effects of bullying on an individual. Bullying is a topic that has always been associated to
as one of the grandest problems of the educational system. As an adolescent, I was constantly bullied.
Fellow peers would comment on my weight and my style amongst various other things. This had
convinced me that I was the problem. Forth, I took initiative attempting to alter my fashion
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bullying is defined as the mistreatment of others, through the abuse of power. The various forms
bullying can take are, physical, verbal and mental abuse. The Short Story The Birthmark written in
1843, implicates the harsh realities of verbal and mental abuse. In 1843, society was male dominated,
as females were continually objectified and seen as unimportant. Aylmer abuses this era s male
dominance to tyrannize his wife, Georgiana s, birthmark. At first, she is hesitant as she and other
males see no problem with the scar. As an audience we the strength of being the ideal wife to your
husband, and fulfilling his desires. Aylmer displays his disgust towards the blemish through verbal
ridicule, and harsh convulsions. Her husband tenderly kissed her cheek her right cheek not that which
bore the impress of the crimson hand (Hawthorne 3) , further demonstrating the extremities at which
he is revolted by the mark she bares, going as far as avoidance. Moreover, his words and actions
display a visible impact upon Georgina, influencing her to take action to remove the scar. It portrays
the mental effects of bullying on an individual. Bullying is a topic that has always been associated to
as one of the grandest problems of the educational system. As an adolescent, I was constantly bullied.
Fellow peers would comment on my weight and my style amongst various other things. This had
convinced me that I was the problem. Forth, I took initiative attempting to alter my fashion
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The Importance Of Being Earnest, By Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde s The Importance of Being Earnest elevates Charles Baudelaire s concept of the dandy to
an embodiment of the aesthetic movement. His aristocratic Algernon Moncrieff is the ideal dandy. He
speaks beautifully, dresses beautifully and seeks out the beauty, rather than utility, in life. Wilde
cultivates a keen sense for pleasure and style in Algernon for no reason other than their aesthetic
value. Algernon himself is committed in remaining as thoroughly useless as possible. Through
Algernon, aesthetics becomes more than a theory of art, it establishes itself as a way of life. It is not
just Algernon s performance that is aesthetic either; it is the way he holds himself and dresses himself,
and it becomes crystallized in how he views ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like any good dandy, Algernon constructs himself from the outside in. He does not insist on having an
identity, he simply exudes one, and that contradictory persona lays the foundation for The Importance
of Being Earnest as a play. In truth, Algernon could not exist at all without a public whose standards of
taste, hierarchies of value and conventions of discourse he could predict (Godfrey 28) because of his
ironic twisting of those same values. Wilde s play, in the same way, could not exist if it did not have
the framework of aristocratic London to echo and satire. Wilde s values are woven throughout The
Importance of Being Earnest, to the point where the concept is given life in Algernon and the story
given traction by the duality of dandyism. Wilde himself plays with the divisions between
public/private, production/consumption, and appearance/essence in order to dispense with them
(Glick, 154) through Algernon. Wilde positions the aristocratic class as those who have a
responsibility not to create industry, but to make what is beautiful (Lesjak 198), a definition which
includes dandyism as a mode of living beautifully. Wilde himself created art for art s sake while
writing The Importance of Being Earnest, a play about serious trivialities, good sense, and the small
beauties of
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Oscar Wilde s The Importance of Being Earnest elevates Charles Baudelaire s concept of the dandy to
an embodiment of the aesthetic movement. His aristocratic Algernon Moncrieff is the ideal dandy. He
speaks beautifully, dresses beautifully and seeks out the beauty, rather than utility, in life. Wilde
cultivates a keen sense for pleasure and style in Algernon for no reason other than their aesthetic
value. Algernon himself is committed in remaining as thoroughly useless as possible. Through
Algernon, aesthetics becomes more than a theory of art, it establishes itself as a way of life. It is not
just Algernon s performance that is aesthetic either; it is the way he holds himself and dresses himself,
and it becomes crystallized in how he views ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like any good dandy, Algernon constructs himself from the outside in. He does not insist on having an
identity, he simply exudes one, and that contradictory persona lays the foundation for The Importance
of Being Earnest as a play. In truth, Algernon could not exist at all without a public whose standards of
taste, hierarchies of value and conventions of discourse he could predict (Godfrey 28) because of his
ironic twisting of those same values. Wilde s play, in the same way, could not exist if it did not have
the framework of aristocratic London to echo and satire. Wilde s values are woven throughout The
Importance of Being Earnest, to the point where the concept is given life in Algernon and the story
given traction by the duality of dandyism. Wilde himself plays with the divisions between
public/private, production/consumption, and appearance/essence in order to dispense with them
(Glick, 154) through Algernon. Wilde positions the aristocratic class as those who have a
responsibility not to create industry, but to make what is beautiful (Lesjak 198), a definition which
includes dandyism as a mode of living beautifully. Wilde himself created art for art s sake while
writing The Importance of Being Earnest, a play about serious trivialities, good sense, and the small
beauties of
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Analylis Primark
PRIMARK PRIMARK Pay Less Look Good MBA 4B Shahid Ishaq Nafees Akram Shahid Rashid
Rana Waheed Zafar SanaUllah Waqas Nayer Sadia Rafaqat Sana Altaf Aun Naqi Zainab Naeem 152
113 154 194 147 179 138 145 166 199 Submitted to Sir Adil Paracha Contents Executive Summary
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Introduction..................................................................................................................................................
1 Swot Analysis
.............................................................................................................................................. 6 Porter‟s
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Unmentionables, in other words. They have been operating for several years and they are currently
buying out the Littlewoods stores, several of the best of which will be turned into Primarks and the
rest sold for a tidy sum to other retailers. It s a good move that should see the chain expand its empire
to reach more customers across the UK. PRIMARK: THE MARKET Primark specialise in low prices.
Please note that when I say low, what I really mean is INCREDIBLY LOW. A ladies fashion belt for
£2, a pair of mens fashion jeans for £8....you re getting the idea. In order for Primark to make a decent
enough profit after paying its work force and all its other expenses at these sorts of prices, it needs to
sell sheer volume. Bulk sales, in more confined terms. In their method of bulk selling lie several
advantages and several disadvantages but be well aware from the start that Primark is not about high
price and top notch quality. It is about slightly low but still reasonable quality for a very very low
price. V IS FOR VALUE So what is Primark like as a store then? (I hear you ask). Well as
aforementioned, Primark sell at low prices and therefore sell in bulk (do remember this point because
it will be returned to later). The quality of their stock is by no means anywhere near the best on the
high street. You will find better in Marks and Spencer, BHS or Debenhams for example, no question.
However, it s not always all about quality it s also about value
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PRIMARK PRIMARK Pay Less Look Good MBA 4B Shahid Ishaq Nafees Akram Shahid Rashid
Rana Waheed Zafar SanaUllah Waqas Nayer Sadia Rafaqat Sana Altaf Aun Naqi Zainab Naeem 152
113 154 194 147 179 138 145 166 199 Submitted to Sir Adil Paracha Contents Executive Summary
.................................................................................................................................... i
Introduction..................................................................................................................................................
1 Swot Analysis
.............................................................................................................................................. 6 Porter‟s
Five ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Unmentionables, in other words. They have been operating for several years and they are currently
buying out the Littlewoods stores, several of the best of which will be turned into Primarks and the
rest sold for a tidy sum to other retailers. It s a good move that should see the chain expand its empire
to reach more customers across the UK. PRIMARK: THE MARKET Primark specialise in low prices.
Please note that when I say low, what I really mean is INCREDIBLY LOW. A ladies fashion belt for
£2, a pair of mens fashion jeans for £8....you re getting the idea. In order for Primark to make a decent
enough profit after paying its work force and all its other expenses at these sorts of prices, it needs to
sell sheer volume. Bulk sales, in more confined terms. In their method of bulk selling lie several
advantages and several disadvantages but be well aware from the start that Primark is not about high
price and top notch quality. It is about slightly low but still reasonable quality for a very very low
price. V IS FOR VALUE So what is Primark like as a store then? (I hear you ask). Well as
aforementioned, Primark sell at low prices and therefore sell in bulk (do remember this point because
it will be returned to later). The quality of their stock is by no means anywhere near the best on the
high street. You will find better in Marks and Spencer, BHS or Debenhams for example, no question.
However, it s not always all about quality it s also about value
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A Perfect Day For Bananfish By Jerome Salinger
The short story, A Perfect Day for Bananfish written by Jerome Salinger in 1948, is based on the idea
of how people change through war. The main character, Seymour, has just gotten out of the military
and is on vacation with his wife in Florida. Through his wife s conversations, it is made apparent that
Seymour has developed mental issues since returning home and these issues are shown through
Seymour s longing for isolation throughout the story. The unusual part of this fictional tale is the fact
that many aspects of Seymour s life reflect the authors. A Perfect Day for Bananafish does not just
inform the audience of the severity of an unknown mental illness, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or
PTSD, but it almost acts as Salinger s way to express his true emotion about life. PTSD is a mental
illness that affects many men and women leaving war. It usually occurs in someone who has
experienced a shocking, scary or dangerous event; i.e. war. Most of the time PTSD is a recurring
illness that involves having bad dreams, flashbacks, and cognitive and mood symptoms. This mental
illness can have serious effect on ones personality for the rest of their life. People who suffer from
PTSD typically have negative thoughts about the world around them and have a loss of interest in the
enjoyable activities. Currently there are many treatments for PTSD like medications and
psychotherapy. Treatment for PTSD differs depending on the person and the severity of their illness
(NIMH).
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The short story, A Perfect Day for Bananfish written by Jerome Salinger in 1948, is based on the idea
of how people change through war. The main character, Seymour, has just gotten out of the military
and is on vacation with his wife in Florida. Through his wife s conversations, it is made apparent that
Seymour has developed mental issues since returning home and these issues are shown through
Seymour s longing for isolation throughout the story. The unusual part of this fictional tale is the fact
that many aspects of Seymour s life reflect the authors. A Perfect Day for Bananafish does not just
inform the audience of the severity of an unknown mental illness, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or
PTSD, but it almost acts as Salinger s way to express his true emotion about life. PTSD is a mental
illness that affects many men and women leaving war. It usually occurs in someone who has
experienced a shocking, scary or dangerous event; i.e. war. Most of the time PTSD is a recurring
illness that involves having bad dreams, flashbacks, and cognitive and mood symptoms. This mental
illness can have serious effect on ones personality for the rest of their life. People who suffer from
PTSD typically have negative thoughts about the world around them and have a loss of interest in the
enjoyable activities. Currently there are many treatments for PTSD like medications and
psychotherapy. Treatment for PTSD differs depending on the person and the severity of their illness
(NIMH).
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American Aircraft Soviet Union Equipment
Introduction While escorting three B 52s on April 2, 1972 United States Air Force EB 66 navigator Lt.
Col. Iceal Gene Hambleton (call sign Bat 21) and crew were shot down by a volley of surface to air
missiles (SAM). By this time in the war, the North Vietnamese had become proficient at downing
American aircraft using Soviet Union equipment. As the only survivor of the EB 66 crew, Hambleton
parachuted to relative safety behind North Vietnamese lines. Due to his rank and prior held positions,
Hambleton had Top Secret information on Strategic Air Command operations and was an expert in
surface to air missile countermeasures. Having this information made Hambleton a high value target
for the North Vietnamese. Due to the large scale American operation to retrieve just one pilot, the
North Vietnamese suspected whatever was in the jungle behind their lines must be of high value and
tried just as hard to prevent the American s from retrieving what was theirs. Hambleton s rescue
became what would be the largest, longest, and most complex search and rescue operation during the
Vietnam War. 1
History
President Richard Nixon s policy on the war in Vietnam by the spring of 1972 had lead to a large draw
down in American combat forces. During this draw down, the North Vietnamese Army was preparing
for their largest attack of the war. On March 30, 1972, the Nguyen Hue Offensive was launched to
take full advantage of the bad weather typical during monsoon season, offering low
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Introduction While escorting three B 52s on April 2, 1972 United States Air Force EB 66 navigator Lt.
Col. Iceal Gene Hambleton (call sign Bat 21) and crew were shot down by a volley of surface to air
missiles (SAM). By this time in the war, the North Vietnamese had become proficient at downing
American aircraft using Soviet Union equipment. As the only survivor of the EB 66 crew, Hambleton
parachuted to relative safety behind North Vietnamese lines. Due to his rank and prior held positions,
Hambleton had Top Secret information on Strategic Air Command operations and was an expert in
surface to air missile countermeasures. Having this information made Hambleton a high value target
for the North Vietnamese. Due to the large scale American operation to retrieve just one pilot, the
North Vietnamese suspected whatever was in the jungle behind their lines must be of high value and
tried just as hard to prevent the American s from retrieving what was theirs. Hambleton s rescue
became what would be the largest, longest, and most complex search and rescue operation during the
Vietnam War. 1
History
President Richard Nixon s policy on the war in Vietnam by the spring of 1972 had lead to a large draw
down in American combat forces. During this draw down, the North Vietnamese Army was preparing
for their largest attack of the war. On March 30, 1972, the Nguyen Hue Offensive was launched to
take full advantage of the bad weather typical during monsoon season, offering low
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Lunar Surface Processes And Its Impact On The Earth Essay
Lunar Surface Processes Complex alterations of the lunar surface occur, despite the fact that lunar
processes are much less varied and dynamic than those of the Earth. The most important source of
lunar surface alteration, at least over the last three billion years, is evidenced by the Moon s heavily
pocked and cratered surface. The Moon is continuously bombarded by external objects ranging in size
from small specks of dust to giant bodies tens of kilometers in diameter. These impacts are governed
primarily by gravity as the solar system continues to evolve. Celestial bodies within the solar system
are continually being rearranged by close encounters with one another, altering orbits, and over the
course of geologic time, causing collisions with other bodies. These collisions result in two possible
outcomes: fragmentation or cratering. If the colliding objects are of a similar size, collisional
fragmentation and annihilation occur, producing a large number of smaller fragments from both
involved bodies. If the objects are of differing sizes, collision results in an impact crater on the target
body. Since objects that encounter the Moon are dramatically smaller than the Moon itself, cratering
occurs. Typical impact velocities of asteroidal objects on the Moon are between 15 and 25 km/sec.
With these high velocities, in combination with the high frequency of impact, the cumulative kinetic
energy on lunar surface exceeds the lunar internal energy released by
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Lunar Surface Processes Complex alterations of the lunar surface occur, despite the fact that lunar
processes are much less varied and dynamic than those of the Earth. The most important source of
lunar surface alteration, at least over the last three billion years, is evidenced by the Moon s heavily
pocked and cratered surface. The Moon is continuously bombarded by external objects ranging in size
from small specks of dust to giant bodies tens of kilometers in diameter. These impacts are governed
primarily by gravity as the solar system continues to evolve. Celestial bodies within the solar system
are continually being rearranged by close encounters with one another, altering orbits, and over the
course of geologic time, causing collisions with other bodies. These collisions result in two possible
outcomes: fragmentation or cratering. If the colliding objects are of a similar size, collisional
fragmentation and annihilation occur, producing a large number of smaller fragments from both
involved bodies. If the objects are of differing sizes, collision results in an impact crater on the target
body. Since objects that encounter the Moon are dramatically smaller than the Moon itself, cratering
occurs. Typical impact velocities of asteroidal objects on the Moon are between 15 and 25 km/sec.
With these high velocities, in combination with the high frequency of impact, the cumulative kinetic
energy on lunar surface exceeds the lunar internal energy released by
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Main Aspects Of Vendors And Packages
IV. Vendor Comparisons Below is a table comparing the various key aspects of vendors and packages
they offer. Table 2 summarizes the main added media channels supported by these contact center
packages. A checkmark in this table indicates areas that we consider fully addressed in an off the shelf
manner; otherwise, comments provide a brief explanation. There are other media channels that aren t
reflected in Table 2 including fax capabilities, which is broadly supported by all these package
offerings. Another up and coming feature is the ability for desktop sharing, where an agent may aid a
customer in completing a form by sharing the mouse and keystrokes. Because of its nature and
thought of security concerns it is used sparingly. Total Cost The following table (table 3) is a
comparison of the major cost components. These are U.S. List prices, and may not always compare
the same configurations, functions, or features. In some cases, the incremental per agent charge is
based on total defined agent seats, while in others it is based on concurrently logged in agents, or
ports. Pricing shown is U.S. List, per seat or per concurrent agent (per port), for software only (unless
noted otherwise) While they vary considerably in some architectural respects, contact centers utilize
many of the same subsystems and components regardless of the vendor. Specific architecture can be
different per vendor based on requirements and the packages chosen for the
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IV. Vendor Comparisons Below is a table comparing the various key aspects of vendors and packages
they offer. Table 2 summarizes the main added media channels supported by these contact center
packages. A checkmark in this table indicates areas that we consider fully addressed in an off the shelf
manner; otherwise, comments provide a brief explanation. There are other media channels that aren t
reflected in Table 2 including fax capabilities, which is broadly supported by all these package
offerings. Another up and coming feature is the ability for desktop sharing, where an agent may aid a
customer in completing a form by sharing the mouse and keystrokes. Because of its nature and
thought of security concerns it is used sparingly. Total Cost The following table (table 3) is a
comparison of the major cost components. These are U.S. List prices, and may not always compare
the same configurations, functions, or features. In some cases, the incremental per agent charge is
based on total defined agent seats, while in others it is based on concurrently logged in agents, or
ports. Pricing shown is U.S. List, per seat or per concurrent agent (per port), for software only (unless
noted otherwise) While they vary considerably in some architectural respects, contact centers utilize
many of the same subsystems and components regardless of the vendor. Specific architecture can be
different per vendor based on requirements and the packages chosen for the
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Dracula And Dracula Essay
CPT Formal Essay
Dracula: Lucy, Mina, and the Similarities Differences Between Them
Dracula, a novel which had originally been written by Bram Stoker in 1897, is commonly classified as
a horror novel by the majority of its readers. However, when putting the novel through further
analysis, the various symbols and themes of sexuality which the novel contains are brought to the
notice of its readers, despite them being easily overlooked by their readers the first time the novel
might be read. In addition, Dracula is a novel which often catches the eye of the majority of the male
population of its readers, due to its use of female sexuality as a symbol throughout the majority of the
novel, since the exploration of these taboo female ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First of all, Mina and Lucy are both characters which play an extremely significant role in the novel,
as they are the sole female characters, as well as narrators, which are described in great detail by
Stoker. Stoker often describes Mina and Lucy as being complete opposites of each other throughout
his novel in order to illustrate, as well as act in contrast, to the two distinctly different categories of
women which he had believed to exist in the Victorian Era which was the society s ideal, innocent and
submissive women, which acted in contrast to the rebellious women who took several risks and
managed to break free from the confining norms and ideals of their prejudiced society which viewed
them as being a danger to the society at large. Furthermore, despite the fact that Mina and Lucy both
hold completely different views on which of the two categories which Stoker believed had existed
during the Victorian Era a woman should fall under, they both manage to acknowledge the widely
accepted belief that men are seen as being more dominant , as compared to women, in the eyes of their
Victorian society. For instance, when Lucy mentions to Mina in the novel, My dear Mina, why are
men so noble when we women are so little worthy of them? (Stoker, 86). In addition, Stoker utilizes
Mina in order to illustrate his vision of what an ideal and perfect Victorian woman is like. For
example, in Stoker s novel, Van
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CPT Formal Essay
Dracula: Lucy, Mina, and the Similarities Differences Between Them
Dracula, a novel which had originally been written by Bram Stoker in 1897, is commonly classified as
a horror novel by the majority of its readers. However, when putting the novel through further
analysis, the various symbols and themes of sexuality which the novel contains are brought to the
notice of its readers, despite them being easily overlooked by their readers the first time the novel
might be read. In addition, Dracula is a novel which often catches the eye of the majority of the male
population of its readers, due to its use of female sexuality as a symbol throughout the majority of the
novel, since the exploration of these taboo female ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First of all, Mina and Lucy are both characters which play an extremely significant role in the novel,
as they are the sole female characters, as well as narrators, which are described in great detail by
Stoker. Stoker often describes Mina and Lucy as being complete opposites of each other throughout
his novel in order to illustrate, as well as act in contrast, to the two distinctly different categories of
women which he had believed to exist in the Victorian Era which was the society s ideal, innocent and
submissive women, which acted in contrast to the rebellious women who took several risks and
managed to break free from the confining norms and ideals of their prejudiced society which viewed
them as being a danger to the society at large. Furthermore, despite the fact that Mina and Lucy both
hold completely different views on which of the two categories which Stoker believed had existed
during the Victorian Era a woman should fall under, they both manage to acknowledge the widely
accepted belief that men are seen as being more dominant , as compared to women, in the eyes of their
Victorian society. For instance, when Lucy mentions to Mina in the novel, My dear Mina, why are
men so noble when we women are so little worthy of them? (Stoker, 86). In addition, Stoker utilizes
Mina in order to illustrate his vision of what an ideal and perfect Victorian woman is like. For
example, in Stoker s novel, Van
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Ethnographic Study Of Dance
Professional ballet dancer s perspective of their own senses while dancing on daily practice of
training/class remains unexplored in dance scholarship. This is the gap in scientific research that
remains to be uncovered by empricial research. From this research the dance world could benefit on
better understanding on the senses and embodiment of dance in training.
Ethnographic method was used in important social cultural studies by Loïc Wacquant (1998)
reflecting upon the embodiment of boxers, in sociological studies and rugby players decision making
while emdoying knowledge (Downley, 2010). In dance studies ethnography is the method mostly used
on relevant works guiding this research, as for example: ballet dancer s habitus by Wainwright,
Williams and Turner (2006), in dance studies focused on dancer s senses by Potter (2007) and Roses
Thema (2007) in contemporary dance, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ethnography offers the opportunity to understand cultural differences between human beings as it
reveals what people think and show us the cultural meanings they use daily [...] (Spradley, 1979,
p.vii). Besides that, the differentiation of such proposal of study is the inclusion of my own
experiences as a professional ballet dancer for the last twenty three years as insight to investigate
professional ballet dancer s senses at these
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Professional ballet dancer s perspective of their own senses while dancing on daily practice of
training/class remains unexplored in dance scholarship. This is the gap in scientific research that
remains to be uncovered by empricial research. From this research the dance world could benefit on
better understanding on the senses and embodiment of dance in training.
Ethnographic method was used in important social cultural studies by Loïc Wacquant (1998)
reflecting upon the embodiment of boxers, in sociological studies and rugby players decision making
while emdoying knowledge (Downley, 2010). In dance studies ethnography is the method mostly used
on relevant works guiding this research, as for example: ballet dancer s habitus by Wainwright,
Williams and Turner (2006), in dance studies focused on dancer s senses by Potter (2007) and Roses
Thema (2007) in contemporary dance, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ethnography offers the opportunity to understand cultural differences between human beings as it
reveals what people think and show us the cultural meanings they use daily [...] (Spradley, 1979,
p.vii). Besides that, the differentiation of such proposal of study is the inclusion of my own
experiences as a professional ballet dancer for the last twenty three years as insight to investigate
professional ballet dancer s senses at these
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Religious Beliefs in Aeschylus Oresteia, Homer’s Iliad,...
Religious Beliefs in Aeschylus Oresteia, Homer s Iliad, and Sophocles Electra
The final and definitive defeat of the Persian army at the battle of Plataea represented the end of an
age long threat to Athens. But the victory was also a miracle, as all the odds were against the
Athenians at the onset of the war. While Pericles took charge of Athens after the war and started the
advance of democracy, religion also thrived. The rebuilding of the Acropolis and the construction of
the Parthenon and its great statue of Athene under Pericles rule signified the height of religious belief
among Athenians. However, the shift in power from the aristocrats to the common men in the new
democracy, and the Peloponnesian War and Great Plague that ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Something close to a Homeric view can be drawn from this, with the difference being that Gods and
Goddesses always take the form of a mortal when interacting with other mortals in Homer s epic
poems, but the form that they appeared in was not addressed in The Eumenides.
In the very same scene, after Orestes, Hermes, and Apollo have exited, the ghost of Clytaemestra is
seen trying to awaken the sleeping Furies so they can continue their pursuit of Orestes. The
appearance of ghosts is nothing new, as it has been done before in Homer s poems. What this shows,
however, is that Aeschylus, likely a representative of Athenians during his time, had the same view
that Homer did. In their eyes, not only do Gods and Goddesses walk among men, but even ghosts,
something that should be considered on the opposite side of the spectrum, also appear in our world, as
real as any men can be.
The second scene of The Eumenides begins with Orestes arrival at the Acropolis, as he takes a
suppliant posture at the feet of the statue of Athene (Aeschylus, 143). Athene is said to have entered in
full armor (Aeschylus, 148), answering Orestes call for justice, just as the Furies have caught up with
him. What follows is a full blown trial similar to those of the present days. At one point, Athene re
enters [the scene], guiding twelve citizens chosen as jurors and attended by a herald (Aeschylus, 154).
The trial then proceeds with
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Religious Beliefs in Aeschylus Oresteia, Homer s Iliad, and Sophocles Electra
The final and definitive defeat of the Persian army at the battle of Plataea represented the end of an
age long threat to Athens. But the victory was also a miracle, as all the odds were against the
Athenians at the onset of the war. While Pericles took charge of Athens after the war and started the
advance of democracy, religion also thrived. The rebuilding of the Acropolis and the construction of
the Parthenon and its great statue of Athene under Pericles rule signified the height of religious belief
among Athenians. However, the shift in power from the aristocrats to the common men in the new
democracy, and the Peloponnesian War and Great Plague that ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Something close to a Homeric view can be drawn from this, with the difference being that Gods and
Goddesses always take the form of a mortal when interacting with other mortals in Homer s epic
poems, but the form that they appeared in was not addressed in The Eumenides.
In the very same scene, after Orestes, Hermes, and Apollo have exited, the ghost of Clytaemestra is
seen trying to awaken the sleeping Furies so they can continue their pursuit of Orestes. The
appearance of ghosts is nothing new, as it has been done before in Homer s poems. What this shows,
however, is that Aeschylus, likely a representative of Athenians during his time, had the same view
that Homer did. In their eyes, not only do Gods and Goddesses walk among men, but even ghosts,
something that should be considered on the opposite side of the spectrum, also appear in our world, as
real as any men can be.
The second scene of The Eumenides begins with Orestes arrival at the Acropolis, as he takes a
suppliant posture at the feet of the statue of Athene (Aeschylus, 143). Athene is said to have entered in
full armor (Aeschylus, 148), answering Orestes call for justice, just as the Furies have caught up with
him. What follows is a full blown trial similar to those of the present days. At one point, Athene re
enters [the scene], guiding twelve citizens chosen as jurors and attended by a herald (Aeschylus, 154).
The trial then proceeds with
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Political Ideology In Pakistan Research Paper
Ideology
Ideology is a comprehensive set of normative beliefs, conscious and unconscious ideas, that an
individual, group or society has. In social studies, a political ideology is a certain ethical set of ideals,
principles, doctrine or symbols of a social movement, or a large group that explains how a society
should work .1 Political ideologies are concerned with many different aspects of society including the
economy, education, health care, justice system and foreign policy.
There are two dimensions to political ideologies:
Goals
Methods
Goals refer to beliefs of a party about how a government and country should work and methods refers
to the path a party may take to achieve them.
When we talk about political ideology we have to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During its rule, PMLN has always emphasized the role of free market and individual achievements. It
has worked extensively on deregulating all segments of economic order, and strong base for
capitalism. As a result of these efforts huge foreign investments have entered Pakistan during the
current tenure, an example of this can be the 61 billion dollar investment by China. As a result of the
improving economic conditions it is estimated that Pakistan will be one of the top economies in the
world by 2025 if the current growth and policies continue. Therefore, the claim that
Pakistan, a country with the GDP growth rate of close to 5.3%2 is a failing economy is nothing more
than a political statement. Another important claim made by many from opposition is about the
amount of loan the current government has taken in the
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Ideology
Ideology is a comprehensive set of normative beliefs, conscious and unconscious ideas, that an
individual, group or society has. In social studies, a political ideology is a certain ethical set of ideals,
principles, doctrine or symbols of a social movement, or a large group that explains how a society
should work .1 Political ideologies are concerned with many different aspects of society including the
economy, education, health care, justice system and foreign policy.
There are two dimensions to political ideologies:
Goals
Methods
Goals refer to beliefs of a party about how a government and country should work and methods refers
to the path a party may take to achieve them.
When we talk about political ideology we have to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During its rule, PMLN has always emphasized the role of free market and individual achievements. It
has worked extensively on deregulating all segments of economic order, and strong base for
capitalism. As a result of these efforts huge foreign investments have entered Pakistan during the
current tenure, an example of this can be the 61 billion dollar investment by China. As a result of the
improving economic conditions it is estimated that Pakistan will be one of the top economies in the
world by 2025 if the current growth and policies continue. Therefore, the claim that
Pakistan, a country with the GDP growth rate of close to 5.3%2 is a failing economy is nothing more
than a political statement. Another important claim made by many from opposition is about the
amount of loan the current government has taken in the
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Escalade Research Paper
The Cadillac Escalade has become the most easily recognizable SUV s on the market today. It has
become the go to car for the rich and famous and the car that many dream of being able to park in
their driveway. Along with all of the notoriety that comes with owning an Escalade, Cadillac has also
designed an SUV that reaches many different age groups. But not only does it look nice, it was also
designed to perform. Cadillac has equipped the Escalade with a 6.2 liter V8 engine that produces
409bhp. The latest edition Escalade now offers an extra 200cc of cubic capacity than previous models.
There have also been improvements made to the engine; it now features an aluminum block, which is
a first for the Escalade. This latest technology allows ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The new Escalade is equipped with collapsible brackets that will deform in a more effective way in
collisions. Cadillac has also added StabiliTrak stability control and rollover avoidance. There are now
three row side curtain airbags and a sensor that can identify rear end impacts and adjusts the seatbelt
pretensioners accordingly. The rear park assist system comes as standard equipment; it uses the
navigation system which links to a rear facing camera to assist drivers when they are trying to park
this large SUV. Other options are a remote start function that is able to either heat or cool the interior
of Escalade to your desired setting making it all the more comfortable in hot or very cold weather. The
Cadillac Escalade has not strayed too far from what has made it popular among its fans. It has stayed
true to the design and aesthetics that have made it one of the most popular SUV s available for
purchase today. With the improvements made to the engine, it is now more powerful and modern than
previous models, but that is the most drastic change to the latest edition of the Escalade. Cadillac has
once again produced a vehicle that will incite envy and jealousy in those who are not lucky enough to
be able to own one and a sense of pride and excitement in those who do own
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The Cadillac Escalade has become the most easily recognizable SUV s on the market today. It has
become the go to car for the rich and famous and the car that many dream of being able to park in
their driveway. Along with all of the notoriety that comes with owning an Escalade, Cadillac has also
designed an SUV that reaches many different age groups. But not only does it look nice, it was also
designed to perform. Cadillac has equipped the Escalade with a 6.2 liter V8 engine that produces
409bhp. The latest edition Escalade now offers an extra 200cc of cubic capacity than previous models.
There have also been improvements made to the engine; it now features an aluminum block, which is
a first for the Escalade. This latest technology allows ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The new Escalade is equipped with collapsible brackets that will deform in a more effective way in
collisions. Cadillac has also added StabiliTrak stability control and rollover avoidance. There are now
three row side curtain airbags and a sensor that can identify rear end impacts and adjusts the seatbelt
pretensioners accordingly. The rear park assist system comes as standard equipment; it uses the
navigation system which links to a rear facing camera to assist drivers when they are trying to park
this large SUV. Other options are a remote start function that is able to either heat or cool the interior
of Escalade to your desired setting making it all the more comfortable in hot or very cold weather. The
Cadillac Escalade has not strayed too far from what has made it popular among its fans. It has stayed
true to the design and aesthetics that have made it one of the most popular SUV s available for
purchase today. With the improvements made to the engine, it is now more powerful and modern than
previous models, but that is the most drastic change to the latest edition of the Escalade. Cadillac has
once again produced a vehicle that will incite envy and jealousy in those who are not lucky enough to
be able to own one and a sense of pride and excitement in those who do own
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Mercedes Benz Advantages And Disadvantages
Mercedes Benz is a brand that is well recognized around the world and it was rated among the top ten
most recognizable brands in the world by Business Week Magazine . Ever since inventing the car in
1886, we ve simply never stopped reinventing it. Mercedes Benz. They has a history of making
history. Since the first car, they has set the pace for what all the cars might someday become. On the
consideration of firsts in safety, performance and driving enjoyment, it s an exciting roadmap to the
future. And while there s a never ending roster of new achievements, there s only one reason the world
s first automaker remains first in innovation. When it started international production, for the last
decade it has successfully established itself in a lot of international production due to the increase in
demand and in the attempt to reduce cost and that has improved the sales of Mercedes Benz. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was once centred on the safety, luxury, and precision engineering of its cars, but due to increase
competition in the luxury car industry and changing consumer attitudes about the Mercedes Benz
brand that strategy has changed. Now their marketing strategy is more life style oriented and is
focused more on presenting the more fun loving, approachable, and energetic side of Mercedes Benz.
Availability of the product when and where it s needed it s important to make it easy to reach at a low
cost. Awareness is a key factor of marketing, letting the public know about your product and its
feature is very important, that way they might be convinced into giving the product a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mercedes Benz is a brand that is well recognized around the world and it was rated among the top ten
most recognizable brands in the world by Business Week Magazine . Ever since inventing the car in
1886, we ve simply never stopped reinventing it. Mercedes Benz. They has a history of making
history. Since the first car, they has set the pace for what all the cars might someday become. On the
consideration of firsts in safety, performance and driving enjoyment, it s an exciting roadmap to the
future. And while there s a never ending roster of new achievements, there s only one reason the world
s first automaker remains first in innovation. When it started international production, for the last
decade it has successfully established itself in a lot of international production due to the increase in
demand and in the attempt to reduce cost and that has improved the sales of Mercedes Benz. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was once centred on the safety, luxury, and precision engineering of its cars, but due to increase
competition in the luxury car industry and changing consumer attitudes about the Mercedes Benz
brand that strategy has changed. Now their marketing strategy is more life style oriented and is
focused more on presenting the more fun loving, approachable, and energetic side of Mercedes Benz.
Availability of the product when and where it s needed it s important to make it easy to reach at a low
cost. Awareness is a key factor of marketing, letting the public know about your product and its
feature is very important, that way they might be convinced into giving the product a
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Research On The Learning Of An Educational Setup Essay
1.0 Introduction
New Zealand social researchers Carl Davidson and Martin Tolich (1999) point out that research fulfils
three roles exploring, describing and explaining (as cited in Mutch, 2005, p. 16). Research helps to
add more qualitative information to an existing body of knowledge or helps to decipher a problem
existing in an educational setup. Sometimes, research tends to bring into light certain issues that
required attention. Baumfield and Butterworth (2005) suggest that engagement in research by teachers
has a positive impact on the learning of the pupils in their classrooms (as cited in Menter, Elliot,
Hulme, Lewin, Lowden, 2011, p. 14).
Having taught General Science to primary and middle school students (ages 9 11) and Chemistry to
secondary section students (ages 13 15), I have observed a change in the students approach towards
the study of Science. As the students progressed to higher grades, they started losing their interest in
science. Applying scientific concepts in practical scenarios became a challenging process and yet,
many continued to study science simply due to the pressure of choosing a career in the field of
medicine or engineering.
2.0 Aim of my research
As a science teacher, lesson planning involves setting specific learning objectives and predicting the
expected outcomes. On learning a scientific concept, the students are taught to build up on the concept
and eventually look at the final scientific theory that resonates with their
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1.0 Introduction
New Zealand social researchers Carl Davidson and Martin Tolich (1999) point out that research fulfils
three roles exploring, describing and explaining (as cited in Mutch, 2005, p. 16). Research helps to
add more qualitative information to an existing body of knowledge or helps to decipher a problem
existing in an educational setup. Sometimes, research tends to bring into light certain issues that
required attention. Baumfield and Butterworth (2005) suggest that engagement in research by teachers
has a positive impact on the learning of the pupils in their classrooms (as cited in Menter, Elliot,
Hulme, Lewin, Lowden, 2011, p. 14).
Having taught General Science to primary and middle school students (ages 9 11) and Chemistry to
secondary section students (ages 13 15), I have observed a change in the students approach towards
the study of Science. As the students progressed to higher grades, they started losing their interest in
science. Applying scientific concepts in practical scenarios became a challenging process and yet,
many continued to study science simply due to the pressure of choosing a career in the field of
medicine or engineering.
2.0 Aim of my research
As a science teacher, lesson planning involves setting specific learning objectives and predicting the
expected outcomes. On learning a scientific concept, the students are taught to build up on the concept
and eventually look at the final scientific theory that resonates with their
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Neurocom Sensory Organization Test Essay examples
The concussion rates among high school, collegiate, and professional athletes is increasing at an
alarming rate. The United States alone reports 1.6 to 3.8 million cases of sport related concussions per
year2 4, 9, 12. The 1.6 to 3.8 million does not account for the large number of concussions that remain
unreported by athletes2 4, 9, 12. According to McCrory et al., a concussion is defined as a complex
pathophysiological process that disturbs the brain, which is prompted by traumatic biomechanical
forces 10. Sports related concussions are one of the most complex injuries, which makes them difficult
to assess. The cerebral functional deficits that occur in one athlete may be completely the opposite
from another athlete3 4. Studies ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Components of a concussion assessment should consist of various tests to evaluate for neurocognitive
function, self reported symptoms, and postural control. Each one of the above elements has been
shown to be negatively influenced following a concussion3 4. A concussion may have an effect on
more than one of the elements at the same time; therefore, an assessment must take into account all
three of the above testing parameters. Athletes identified as being concussed are known to exhibit
deficits in neurocognitive functioning related to attention, information processing, memory, and
concentration as a consequence of cerebral concussion. The regions of the brain affected with a
concussion or traumatic brain injury have been shown to be responsible for the preservation of
postural stability. Research findings have led to the development of using neurocognitve and postural
stability measures as a source of objectively evaluating concussions. Since sport related concussions
are becoming more prevalent in athletics, the use of multiple assessment tools along with extensive
research results is essential for athletic trainers and other health care professionals to consider in order
to make accurate decisions in regards to return to play. (8) Many questions still remain in regards to an
athletes return to participation after being diagnosed with a concussion. Thus, ongoing research is
being
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The concussion rates among high school, collegiate, and professional athletes is increasing at an
alarming rate. The United States alone reports 1.6 to 3.8 million cases of sport related concussions per
year2 4, 9, 12. The 1.6 to 3.8 million does not account for the large number of concussions that remain
unreported by athletes2 4, 9, 12. According to McCrory et al., a concussion is defined as a complex
pathophysiological process that disturbs the brain, which is prompted by traumatic biomechanical
forces 10. Sports related concussions are one of the most complex injuries, which makes them difficult
to assess. The cerebral functional deficits that occur in one athlete may be completely the opposite
from another athlete3 4. Studies ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Components of a concussion assessment should consist of various tests to evaluate for neurocognitive
function, self reported symptoms, and postural control. Each one of the above elements has been
shown to be negatively influenced following a concussion3 4. A concussion may have an effect on
more than one of the elements at the same time; therefore, an assessment must take into account all
three of the above testing parameters. Athletes identified as being concussed are known to exhibit
deficits in neurocognitive functioning related to attention, information processing, memory, and
concentration as a consequence of cerebral concussion. The regions of the brain affected with a
concussion or traumatic brain injury have been shown to be responsible for the preservation of
postural stability. Research findings have led to the development of using neurocognitve and postural
stability measures as a source of objectively evaluating concussions. Since sport related concussions
are becoming more prevalent in athletics, the use of multiple assessment tools along with extensive
research results is essential for athletic trainers and other health care professionals to consider in order
to make accurate decisions in regards to return to play. (8) Many questions still remain in regards to an
athletes return to participation after being diagnosed with a concussion. Thus, ongoing research is
being
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Shall Earth No More Inspire Thee By Jon Krakauer
Long ago, people depended on nature for shelter, food, and survival. However, as time goes on, new
inventions develop, and society improved except nature which humans still depend on for survival.
Some people today think that nature is not important, or at least not as important as their phone or
computer. Humans understand that food comes from plants and animals and paper from trees, but they
do not reflect on how much they take from nature compared to the small actions they take to give
back. Emily Bronte s Shall Earth No More Inspire Thee , Jack London s To Build a Fire and Jon
Krakauer s Into The Wild all display the very weak relationship between man and nature because
humans no longer feel dependent on nature.
Emily Bronte s Shall Earth No More Inspire Thee illustrates man s weak connection with nature when
humans do not spend time to interact with nature. The speaker of the poem is nature because he or she
describes how it has powers of nature throughout the poem. When the speaker asks the reader to return
and dwell with [him or her] (Bronte l.28), it is nature asking humans to go and spend time with it. This
can be because today everyone depends on advanced technology such as computers, ... Show more
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People no longer know how to survive when they are with nature alone because they do not
understand nature besides from what they read and learned about it. The man in To Build a Fire was
traveling on a trail in the freezing cold. He planned to reach camp before night, but instead he [lost]
his battle with the frost (London 9). He was unable to reach his destination due to his lack of
experience with nature and that he was lost when facing nature alone. The man s pride caused him to
believe that he could overpower nature, but as an amateur he underestimated nature s power so this
challenge eventually lead him to
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Long ago, people depended on nature for shelter, food, and survival. However, as time goes on, new
inventions develop, and society improved except nature which humans still depend on for survival.
Some people today think that nature is not important, or at least not as important as their phone or
computer. Humans understand that food comes from plants and animals and paper from trees, but they
do not reflect on how much they take from nature compared to the small actions they take to give
back. Emily Bronte s Shall Earth No More Inspire Thee , Jack London s To Build a Fire and Jon
Krakauer s Into The Wild all display the very weak relationship between man and nature because
humans no longer feel dependent on nature.
Emily Bronte s Shall Earth No More Inspire Thee illustrates man s weak connection with nature when
humans do not spend time to interact with nature. The speaker of the poem is nature because he or she
describes how it has powers of nature throughout the poem. When the speaker asks the reader to return
and dwell with [him or her] (Bronte l.28), it is nature asking humans to go and spend time with it. This
can be because today everyone depends on advanced technology such as computers, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
People no longer know how to survive when they are with nature alone because they do not
understand nature besides from what they read and learned about it. The man in To Build a Fire was
traveling on a trail in the freezing cold. He planned to reach camp before night, but instead he [lost]
his battle with the frost (London 9). He was unable to reach his destination due to his lack of
experience with nature and that he was lost when facing nature alone. The man s pride caused him to
believe that he could overpower nature, but as an amateur he underestimated nature s power so this
challenge eventually lead him to
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Analysis Of Etgar Keret sWhat Of This Goldfish Would You...
It is usually a challenge to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea. Ordinarily, one has to
consider one s values as well as preferred consequences in order to make the better or best choice. In
the short story, What of This Goldfish, Would You Wish? by Etgar Keret, Sergei Goralick faced a
similar conundrum. As an aloof Russian expatriate fisherman in Jaffa, Israel, his only company is a
magic three wish granting fish. But having impulsively murdered Yonatan, Goralick had to decide
whether to use his last wish to save the boy or keep his magic goldfish companion. Though he would
have preferred the latter, Goralick made the better choice saving Yonatan as it matches his established
humaneness and the consequences attached were more reasonable. Before he arrived at this decision,
Gorelick considered covering up the murder to keep the fish. He said, Fixable... I ll just mop up the
blood... When I m fishing,...I ll tie the kid to a rock and dump him in the sea. Not a chance, not in a
million years, will anyone ever find him. ( lines 164 171) His stubbornness started surfacing,
obstructing his sound reasoning. Goralick tried to find excuses in order not to use his last wish. For
example, he said that he was saving it for something important.Goralick was ambivalent.Whilst
suggesting this, he forgot how scared he was to even touch Yonatan s blood(lines 124 127). That along
with his statement, He can t be dead (110 113) proves that had he chosen otherwise, Goralick would
have suffered from guilt. In fact, even the goldfish asserted, You killed him, Sergei, ... but you re not a
murderer. ... If, on this, you won t waste a wish, then tell me, Sergei, what is it good for? Though what
immediately happened after this question was skipped, one can infer that Sergei thought thoroughly
during that time. He rightfully chose to save Yonatan. His actions such the uses of his first two wishes
reveal his character traits.
When he heard of the critical conditions of his sister and Sveta s boy respectively, he did not hesitate
to use his first two wishes to save them respectively. His sister had a fatal lung cancer; The fish undid
it in an instant the words barely out of Sergei s mouth. .(lines 135 137) And
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It is usually a challenge to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea. Ordinarily, one has to
consider one s values as well as preferred consequences in order to make the better or best choice. In
the short story, What of This Goldfish, Would You Wish? by Etgar Keret, Sergei Goralick faced a
similar conundrum. As an aloof Russian expatriate fisherman in Jaffa, Israel, his only company is a
magic three wish granting fish. But having impulsively murdered Yonatan, Goralick had to decide
whether to use his last wish to save the boy or keep his magic goldfish companion. Though he would
have preferred the latter, Goralick made the better choice saving Yonatan as it matches his established
humaneness and the consequences attached were more reasonable. Before he arrived at this decision,
Gorelick considered covering up the murder to keep the fish. He said, Fixable... I ll just mop up the
blood... When I m fishing,...I ll tie the kid to a rock and dump him in the sea. Not a chance, not in a
million years, will anyone ever find him. ( lines 164 171) His stubbornness started surfacing,
obstructing his sound reasoning. Goralick tried to find excuses in order not to use his last wish. For
example, he said that he was saving it for something important.Goralick was ambivalent.Whilst
suggesting this, he forgot how scared he was to even touch Yonatan s blood(lines 124 127). That along
with his statement, He can t be dead (110 113) proves that had he chosen otherwise, Goralick would
have suffered from guilt. In fact, even the goldfish asserted, You killed him, Sergei, ... but you re not a
murderer. ... If, on this, you won t waste a wish, then tell me, Sergei, what is it good for? Though what
immediately happened after this question was skipped, one can infer that Sergei thought thoroughly
during that time. He rightfully chose to save Yonatan. His actions such the uses of his first two wishes
reveal his character traits.
When he heard of the critical conditions of his sister and Sveta s boy respectively, he did not hesitate
to use his first two wishes to save them respectively. His sister had a fatal lung cancer; The fish undid
it in an instant the words barely out of Sergei s mouth. .(lines 135 137) And
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Compare And Contrast Eaters Of The Dead And Beowulf
Beowulf story is interpreted from two novels, Grendel by John Gardner and Eaters of the Dead by
Michael Cricthon. Beowulf also came up with movie form in 2007 which is starting Angelina Jolie as
Grendel s mother. Beowulf has two main setting; Heorot, a Danish hall, Beowulf s Kingdom. The plot
begins when Beowulf heard that Heorot, the hall which is built by King Hrohtgar, attacked by a
monster known as a Grendel. Beowulf and his warriors travel by sea to Heorot. After he arrives at
Heorot, he fights with Grendel hand by hand and he kills the Grendel. When Beowulf and the others
are celebrating his victory, Grendel s mother continues to attack Heorot. Beowulf follows Grendel s
mother till to lair of Grendel s mother. He slays Grendel s mother ... Show more content on
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While, on the poem, he returns to his homeland in Geats and becomes a king, but on the film,
Hrohtgar rewards him to be a king of Heorot and also marry with Hrohtgar s wife (eventough on the
poem, this part is not coming up with). In other case, a representation of Grendel in the poem and the
film has a bit differences. Grendel ,in the film form, comes up to Heorot and kill almost people in the
hall, but on the poem form, Grendel watches Beowulf as Hrothgar s coast guard and kill almost people
in the hall slowly. The differences also in the representation of Beowulf who is fighting with Grendel s
mother. The scene on the film shows that Beowulf is not killing Grendel s mother, but he kisses
Grendel s mother when he follows Grendel s mother till her lair. It is quite different when on the poem
form, Beowulf slays Grendel s mother in Grendel s lair. Back into the plot, the diffences also we can
see for the reason why the dragon attacks Beowulf s kingdom. There are two sources for the poem
which is differences from each other. First one is telling us that dragon attacks Beowulf s kingdom
because a thief distrubs dragon s treasure. The second is telling us that it is just happened, suddenly
the dragon attacks his kingdom. The scene on the film shows that Beowulf comes into lair of Grendel
s mother and back dragon s treasure to Grendel s mother but it s too late and the dragon
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Beowulf story is interpreted from two novels, Grendel by John Gardner and Eaters of the Dead by
Michael Cricthon. Beowulf also came up with movie form in 2007 which is starting Angelina Jolie as
Grendel s mother. Beowulf has two main setting; Heorot, a Danish hall, Beowulf s Kingdom. The plot
begins when Beowulf heard that Heorot, the hall which is built by King Hrohtgar, attacked by a
monster known as a Grendel. Beowulf and his warriors travel by sea to Heorot. After he arrives at
Heorot, he fights with Grendel hand by hand and he kills the Grendel. When Beowulf and the others
are celebrating his victory, Grendel s mother continues to attack Heorot. Beowulf follows Grendel s
mother till to lair of Grendel s mother. He slays Grendel s mother ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
While, on the poem, he returns to his homeland in Geats and becomes a king, but on the film,
Hrohtgar rewards him to be a king of Heorot and also marry with Hrohtgar s wife (eventough on the
poem, this part is not coming up with). In other case, a representation of Grendel in the poem and the
film has a bit differences. Grendel ,in the film form, comes up to Heorot and kill almost people in the
hall, but on the poem form, Grendel watches Beowulf as Hrothgar s coast guard and kill almost people
in the hall slowly. The differences also in the representation of Beowulf who is fighting with Grendel s
mother. The scene on the film shows that Beowulf is not killing Grendel s mother, but he kisses
Grendel s mother when he follows Grendel s mother till her lair. It is quite different when on the poem
form, Beowulf slays Grendel s mother in Grendel s lair. Back into the plot, the diffences also we can
see for the reason why the dragon attacks Beowulf s kingdom. There are two sources for the poem
which is differences from each other. First one is telling us that dragon attacks Beowulf s kingdom
because a thief distrubs dragon s treasure. The second is telling us that it is just happened, suddenly
the dragon attacks his kingdom. The scene on the film shows that Beowulf comes into lair of Grendel
s mother and back dragon s treasure to Grendel s mother but it s too late and the dragon
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According To Ward Goodenough s The Interpretation Of Culture
One of the most significant and controversial elements found within the study of music is the
representation of culture. Although the definition of representation according to Merriam Webster is a
person or group that speaks or acts for or in support of another person or group, it is not as easily said
than done. The true act of representing another is both incredibly complex and challenging as it
contains many subjective variables. History, for example, has demonstrated the complexity of defining
what is true representation through the presence of leaders and authoritative figures who have failed to
truthfully represent the common man. As a result, the people who have no outlet for expression are
represented unjustly by those who do. Similarly, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thus, culture has become more located in the discussion and ways in which demonstrate such
complexity than truly demonstrating the complexities of man. It is presumed that in order for true
representation to exist, it must be complex and contain many variables in order to be true. One of the
most prominent questions surrounding representation in ethnography is how to convey complexity,
especially in a culture that is so vast. But if complexity becomes the root of representation, then
representation can very easily become fixated over how to cover all aspects of a culture and to focus
more on the scientific analysis and processes of articulating the traditions found within a culture than
the actual people found within the culture. Complexity, although still a significant factor in
representation, can lead to an deviation away from what the true focus of representation should be: the
people. Even though representation does indeed contain many complex factors and unanswered
questions, the focus of a study should not centralize solely on how to answer such questions. The
complexity of representation should instead be found within the thick descriptions of what can be
simply answered: the emotions and beliefs of the people. The only form of complexity found within
representation should be found within the thick descriptions of man, By doing so, the complexities of
man becomes the focus of what true representations involves instead of the complexity of
representation in and of itself. Therefore, representation is and should be a connection to the people:
the source of what truly should be represented in the study of any
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
One of the most significant and controversial elements found within the study of music is the
representation of culture. Although the definition of representation according to Merriam Webster is a
person or group that speaks or acts for or in support of another person or group, it is not as easily said
than done. The true act of representing another is both incredibly complex and challenging as it
contains many subjective variables. History, for example, has demonstrated the complexity of defining
what is true representation through the presence of leaders and authoritative figures who have failed to
truthfully represent the common man. As a result, the people who have no outlet for expression are
represented unjustly by those who do. Similarly, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thus, culture has become more located in the discussion and ways in which demonstrate such
complexity than truly demonstrating the complexities of man. It is presumed that in order for true
representation to exist, it must be complex and contain many variables in order to be true. One of the
most prominent questions surrounding representation in ethnography is how to convey complexity,
especially in a culture that is so vast. But if complexity becomes the root of representation, then
representation can very easily become fixated over how to cover all aspects of a culture and to focus
more on the scientific analysis and processes of articulating the traditions found within a culture than
the actual people found within the culture. Complexity, although still a significant factor in
representation, can lead to an deviation away from what the true focus of representation should be: the
people. Even though representation does indeed contain many complex factors and unanswered
questions, the focus of a study should not centralize solely on how to answer such questions. The
complexity of representation should instead be found within the thick descriptions of what can be
simply answered: the emotions and beliefs of the people. The only form of complexity found within
representation should be found within the thick descriptions of man, By doing so, the complexities of
man becomes the focus of what true representations involves instead of the complexity of
representation in and of itself. Therefore, representation is and should be a connection to the people:
the source of what truly should be represented in the study of any
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A Comparison Of Jack The Ripper And Lizzie Borden
Paden Schmitt
Mrs. Burrow
English 3
November 2, 2017
Jack the Ripper and Lizzie Borden
Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother forty whacks, when she saw what she had done she
gave her father forty one. Jack the Ripper and the Lizzie Borden Murders were both violent crimes
that impacted the world during the late 1800s. Jack the Ripper was a serial killer who was never
found. Lizzie Borden had her parents murdered and most people believe she did it but was never
accused of the murders. They both are unsolved cases that people still talk about today.
Jack the Ripper was a serial killer in the United Kingdom in 1888. Why is Jack the Ripper so famous?
He was essentially a media star. He is believed to only have 11 victims but, the media is what made
him famous throughout England. All of his victims were alcoholics who turned to prostitution, says
Thomas K. Grose from Time Magazine. Also, the area where Jack the Ripper killed all his victims was
well known. It was known as a hotbed of vice and villainy, and a breeding ground for social unrest.
Jack the Ripper was never found and over the course of these many years there have been hundreds of
suspects but nobody has been brought to justice.
The worst thing about Jack the Ripper is the way that he murdered his victims. It was not just a quick
stab or a bullet, but sheer violence. He ripped them to pieces. Most of his victims weren t recognizable
after he was done with them. That is how he got his name, Jack the Ripper.
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Paden Schmitt
Mrs. Burrow
English 3
November 2, 2017
Jack the Ripper and Lizzie Borden
Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother forty whacks, when she saw what she had done she
gave her father forty one. Jack the Ripper and the Lizzie Borden Murders were both violent crimes
that impacted the world during the late 1800s. Jack the Ripper was a serial killer who was never
found. Lizzie Borden had her parents murdered and most people believe she did it but was never
accused of the murders. They both are unsolved cases that people still talk about today.
Jack the Ripper was a serial killer in the United Kingdom in 1888. Why is Jack the Ripper so famous?
He was essentially a media star. He is believed to only have 11 victims but, the media is what made
him famous throughout England. All of his victims were alcoholics who turned to prostitution, says
Thomas K. Grose from Time Magazine. Also, the area where Jack the Ripper killed all his victims was
well known. It was known as a hotbed of vice and villainy, and a breeding ground for social unrest.
Jack the Ripper was never found and over the course of these many years there have been hundreds of
suspects but nobody has been brought to justice.
The worst thing about Jack the Ripper is the way that he murdered his victims. It was not just a quick
stab or a bullet, but sheer violence. He ripped them to pieces. Most of his victims weren t recognizable
after he was done with them. That is how he got his name, Jack the Ripper.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On I Am Legend By Richard Matheson
In I am Legend, Richard Matheson depicted Robert Neville as another man in another life before the
plague broke out. He was a father and a husband. Your average joe working a blue collar job in the
1950 s, facts of life that change for him once the plague took hold of humanity. He created a safe
guarded sanctuary for himself within his own home fortified by garlic and crosses from the vampires
who dominated the fallen world outside. Solitude was his only companion. Society provided Neville
with support, structure, morals, and a community. With the fall of society, Neville priorities had
changed. He had changed. Whilst the novel appears to focus heavily on alienation, Matheson perhaps
also meant to depict another underlying plot theme. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Ruth questions him as to why he kill, he responds with: Only to to survive. (Matheson 166). An
iconic lone ranger, refusing to surrender to a greater power comes into mind, an image created by
culture, of a hero. Due to Neville s perspective, people want to identify with heroes like Neville and
oppose villains like the vampires or the Soviet Union. Cohen argued, monsters have the ability to
illuminate the secrets of the era. Monsters may have the ability to shed light on secrets of the era.
Throughout many instances in history, both sides of war believe they are right. Both sides ultimately
demonize one another. However, history is ultimately written by its victor, as one side will eventually
win. Only one will go on to tell the story to the world. The plague had devastated the human
population and the vampires overrun the world now. Robert Neville, being on the other side of this
war, had lost. As the by product of this new world, he challenged the vampires views. In Cohen s first
thesis, the monsters are said to be born out of a particular time, a feeling, and a place and exist as pure
culture . The monsters, being a product of its time, represent the views of the people of that era, but
they can also challenge the public s view. Robert was their monster. He served to reinterpret parts of
this new society. The monsters and the views they represent linger in the mind of their creators and
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In I am Legend, Richard Matheson depicted Robert Neville as another man in another life before the
plague broke out. He was a father and a husband. Your average joe working a blue collar job in the
1950 s, facts of life that change for him once the plague took hold of humanity. He created a safe
guarded sanctuary for himself within his own home fortified by garlic and crosses from the vampires
who dominated the fallen world outside. Solitude was his only companion. Society provided Neville
with support, structure, morals, and a community. With the fall of society, Neville priorities had
changed. He had changed. Whilst the novel appears to focus heavily on alienation, Matheson perhaps
also meant to depict another underlying plot theme. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Ruth questions him as to why he kill, he responds with: Only to to survive. (Matheson 166). An
iconic lone ranger, refusing to surrender to a greater power comes into mind, an image created by
culture, of a hero. Due to Neville s perspective, people want to identify with heroes like Neville and
oppose villains like the vampires or the Soviet Union. Cohen argued, monsters have the ability to
illuminate the secrets of the era. Monsters may have the ability to shed light on secrets of the era.
Throughout many instances in history, both sides of war believe they are right. Both sides ultimately
demonize one another. However, history is ultimately written by its victor, as one side will eventually
win. Only one will go on to tell the story to the world. The plague had devastated the human
population and the vampires overrun the world now. Robert Neville, being on the other side of this
war, had lost. As the by product of this new world, he challenged the vampires views. In Cohen s first
thesis, the monsters are said to be born out of a particular time, a feeling, and a place and exist as pure
culture . The monsters, being a product of its time, represent the views of the people of that era, but
they can also challenge the public s view. Robert was their monster. He served to reinterpret parts of
this new society. The monsters and the views they represent linger in the mind of their creators and
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The Math Skills Of Asian Children
Abstract Nowadays, many people know about the superiority of the math skills of Asian children.
According to the 2012 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), top five countries that
do well in mathematics are China, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, and Korea. All of them are
Asian countries (Weisenthal, 2013). [Context] Asian people are statistically better in mathematics,
especially in terms of mathematics calculation. However, researchers in non Asian countries tend to
get more achievements in research mathematics. [Subject] Researches in pure mathematics and
applied mathematics are significant as mathematics can be applied in various areas, such as economics
and physics. If Asian researchers ability in mathematical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nowadays, researches have showed that Asian students are better at mathematics, while most non
Asian students are better at research mathematics. Although Asian people tend to perform well in math
contests, they tend to be inferior in the area of research mathematics comparing with their
international counterparts. This report will analyze it on many aspects and pay attention to its
significance. Besides, this report will also make suggestions, in order to improve the performance in
the field of mathematics for Asian students and make more contribution to the development of our
countries science. 2. Comparison of math skills between Asian countries and non Asian countries. In
Programme For International Student Assessment, a program held by OECD, Shanghai middle school
students ranks first in mathematics level test, outstripping those from other 75 countries, which is
greatly admired by the British people and shocks the western world. By comparison, the rank of
American is 36. Now and then, people in America calls on saving our students, please . Afterwards, 60
math teachers in Shanghai middle schools were invited to England to introduce their experiences in
math teaching. Ranks Countries and Regions Scores 1 China( Shanghai) 613 2 Singapore 573 3 HK
561 4 Taiwan 560 5 Korea 554 6 Macao 538 7 Japan 536 ... ... ... 13 Canada 518 ... ... ... 26 United
Kingdom 494 ... ... ... 36 America 481 1. A chart of
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Abstract Nowadays, many people know about the superiority of the math skills of Asian children.
According to the 2012 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), top five countries that
do well in mathematics are China, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, and Korea. All of them are
Asian countries (Weisenthal, 2013). [Context] Asian people are statistically better in mathematics,
especially in terms of mathematics calculation. However, researchers in non Asian countries tend to
get more achievements in research mathematics. [Subject] Researches in pure mathematics and
applied mathematics are significant as mathematics can be applied in various areas, such as economics
and physics. If Asian researchers ability in mathematical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nowadays, researches have showed that Asian students are better at mathematics, while most non
Asian students are better at research mathematics. Although Asian people tend to perform well in math
contests, they tend to be inferior in the area of research mathematics comparing with their
international counterparts. This report will analyze it on many aspects and pay attention to its
significance. Besides, this report will also make suggestions, in order to improve the performance in
the field of mathematics for Asian students and make more contribution to the development of our
countries science. 2. Comparison of math skills between Asian countries and non Asian countries. In
Programme For International Student Assessment, a program held by OECD, Shanghai middle school
students ranks first in mathematics level test, outstripping those from other 75 countries, which is
greatly admired by the British people and shocks the western world. By comparison, the rank of
American is 36. Now and then, people in America calls on saving our students, please . Afterwards, 60
math teachers in Shanghai middle schools were invited to England to introduce their experiences in
math teaching. Ranks Countries and Regions Scores 1 China( Shanghai) 613 2 Singapore 573 3 HK
561 4 Taiwan 560 5 Korea 554 6 Macao 538 7 Japan 536 ... ... ... 13 Canada 518 ... ... ... 26 United
Kingdom 494 ... ... ... 36 America 481 1. A chart of
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Short Essay On The Experience Of A Computer
up the distinguishable beep that is heard when you push the start up button, doesn t beep. I have tried
taking the separate components and testing them on other machines, and all of them seem to work just
fine. I have switched power supplies multiple times and still nothing. Today I am going to fix this
computer, I say to myself as if to motivate me. I tear open the machine and think about the process of
the boot. The power from the wall travels to the power supply, which the power is distributed from the
power supply into the motherboard, lastly to the various parts of the computer. Wait a minute, the
motherboard light is not on! I think to myself. I unmount the motherboard from the chassis, and see
that there are no standoffs. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I feel that he has the same respect that I have towards him.
The weeks fly by as summer decays. I feel that I have had a successful summer, and I am looking
forward towards next year. As school starts, my availability decreases. I m involved in after school
activities and the store is only open for a few short hours on Saturdays. I work as many Saturdays as I
can throughout the school year. I spend my days off school there as well. I hope that my commitment
to the store shows.
Fast forward to May, the end of my eighth grade year, I m ready to start my three month vacation on a
good foot. I am placed on the payroll with an honest $7.25 wage. Now that I m on the payroll, my
hours are limited. I can t come in whenever I want. But I am feeling optimistic about what this
summer could bring me. I even begin a savings account for my college future.
I wake up at 8:30. My shift begins at 9. I am late. I skip breakfast and frantically bike the three blocks
to work in the brisk morning. Mark s truck is here which is weird because I rarely see him before
noon. I walk in the door and I feel like I am in the wrong place. The cluttered store I felt so
comfortable in, wasn t so cluttered. Many computers and accessories were missing. A corner normally
containing monitors were nowhere to be seen. As I look around I now see Mark outside the window.
He is loading up a trailer with multiple large brown cardboard boxes. I glance at Chris and Ryan
conferring about
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up the distinguishable beep that is heard when you push the start up button, doesn t beep. I have tried
taking the separate components and testing them on other machines, and all of them seem to work just
fine. I have switched power supplies multiple times and still nothing. Today I am going to fix this
computer, I say to myself as if to motivate me. I tear open the machine and think about the process of
the boot. The power from the wall travels to the power supply, which the power is distributed from the
power supply into the motherboard, lastly to the various parts of the computer. Wait a minute, the
motherboard light is not on! I think to myself. I unmount the motherboard from the chassis, and see
that there are no standoffs. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I feel that he has the same respect that I have towards him.
The weeks fly by as summer decays. I feel that I have had a successful summer, and I am looking
forward towards next year. As school starts, my availability decreases. I m involved in after school
activities and the store is only open for a few short hours on Saturdays. I work as many Saturdays as I
can throughout the school year. I spend my days off school there as well. I hope that my commitment
to the store shows.
Fast forward to May, the end of my eighth grade year, I m ready to start my three month vacation on a
good foot. I am placed on the payroll with an honest $7.25 wage. Now that I m on the payroll, my
hours are limited. I can t come in whenever I want. But I am feeling optimistic about what this
summer could bring me. I even begin a savings account for my college future.
I wake up at 8:30. My shift begins at 9. I am late. I skip breakfast and frantically bike the three blocks
to work in the brisk morning. Mark s truck is here which is weird because I rarely see him before
noon. I walk in the door and I feel like I am in the wrong place. The cluttered store I felt so
comfortable in, wasn t so cluttered. Many computers and accessories were missing. A corner normally
containing monitors were nowhere to be seen. As I look around I now see Mark outside the window.
He is loading up a trailer with multiple large brown cardboard boxes. I glance at Chris and Ryan
conferring about
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Lusitania Report
Lusitania
It was 2:10 p.m. on May 7, 1915. Leslie Morton, a lookout on the Lusitania, screamed,
quot;Torpedoes coming on the starboard side. quot; Two explosions followed.
Within 18 minutes the huge liner, once the largest ever built, sank to the bottom of the Celtic Sea.
1,195 out of the 1,959 people aboard died. Walther
Schwieger, commander of the German submarine U 20, who had fired a single torpedo 750 yards
away from the ship, later called it the most horrible sight he had ever seen.
The Lusitania entered service between Liverpool and New York on September
7, 1907. Funded by the British Admiralty, the Lusitania, built by the Cunard
Steamship Company, was required to double as an auxiliary cruiser in case of war.
This was a secret ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
About a week before the voyage, the New York German community tried to run an ad warning about
the trans Atlantic voyage. But the duty officer at the State department did not approve, so no ads were
placed. Later George Vierick, who was in charge of placing the ads, convinced William Jennings
Bryan, Secretary of
State, that on all but one of the Lusitania s voyages it carried war materials.
Bryan had an advertisement run the morning of departure of May 1, 1915. British
Naval Intelligence discovered the ad and gave orders to look out for U boats, predicting a trap. Turner,
Captain of the Lusitania, was told that he would rendezvous with the cruiser Juno about 40 miles west
of the southern tip of
Ireland. German Intelligence thought that the U boat lookout order meant that large vessels would be
leaving England. U 20 and U 30 were immediately sent to the British Channel and southern Irish
waters(Simpson 66 69).
On May 5, Winston Churchill attended a meeting concerning the Lusitania and the U 20. They
concluded that Juno would need an escort, so assistance would be given, most likely the destroyer
Flotilla. But this did not happen. For unknown reasons, Juno was recalled to Queenstown, and no
destroyers were sent(Simpson 70).
On May 5 and 6 three ships were sunk by the U 20, the last without warning.
Alfred Booth, Chairman of Cunard, read about this and sent a message to Captain
Turner diverting the Lusitania to Queenstown. Schwieger spotted the ship on May
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Lusitania
It was 2:10 p.m. on May 7, 1915. Leslie Morton, a lookout on the Lusitania, screamed,
quot;Torpedoes coming on the starboard side. quot; Two explosions followed.
Within 18 minutes the huge liner, once the largest ever built, sank to the bottom of the Celtic Sea.
1,195 out of the 1,959 people aboard died. Walther
Schwieger, commander of the German submarine U 20, who had fired a single torpedo 750 yards
away from the ship, later called it the most horrible sight he had ever seen.
The Lusitania entered service between Liverpool and New York on September
7, 1907. Funded by the British Admiralty, the Lusitania, built by the Cunard
Steamship Company, was required to double as an auxiliary cruiser in case of war.
This was a secret ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
About a week before the voyage, the New York German community tried to run an ad warning about
the trans Atlantic voyage. But the duty officer at the State department did not approve, so no ads were
placed. Later George Vierick, who was in charge of placing the ads, convinced William Jennings
Bryan, Secretary of
State, that on all but one of the Lusitania s voyages it carried war materials.
Bryan had an advertisement run the morning of departure of May 1, 1915. British
Naval Intelligence discovered the ad and gave orders to look out for U boats, predicting a trap. Turner,
Captain of the Lusitania, was told that he would rendezvous with the cruiser Juno about 40 miles west
of the southern tip of
Ireland. German Intelligence thought that the U boat lookout order meant that large vessels would be
leaving England. U 20 and U 30 were immediately sent to the British Channel and southern Irish
waters(Simpson 66 69).
On May 5, Winston Churchill attended a meeting concerning the Lusitania and the U 20. They
concluded that Juno would need an escort, so assistance would be given, most likely the destroyer
Flotilla. But this did not happen. For unknown reasons, Juno was recalled to Queenstown, and no
destroyers were sent(Simpson 70).
On May 5 and 6 three ships were sunk by the U 20, the last without warning.
Alfred Booth, Chairman of Cunard, read about this and sent a message to Captain
Turner diverting the Lusitania to Queenstown. Schwieger spotted the ship on May
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The Aging Of Youth In The 1930 s At The San Gabriel Ranch
Over the years, his memory became crowded with cobwebs and dust. Faces of the travelers he guided
slowly faded like the photographs in his leather trunk, but occasionally wander back to him in dreams.
His elderly face, a tan leather after years of the scorching Southwest sun looking down upon him in
the Grand Canyon, still shows signs of vitality. To him, the aging of his body is happily nostalgic,
reflecting his youth during the 1920 s and 1930 s at the San Gabriel Ranch.
Anyone who knows Sandy can describe him to you in two words: kind and witty. An instance of this,
one he often accidently repeats to his grandchildren, is when he found Georgia O Keeffe examining
rocks in a riverbed. She remarked about the beauty of particular stone while he made a comment about
them all being the same. Sandy and Georgia became friends over the years, as she stayed at the San
Gabriel Dude Ranch for an extended period of time.
Other friendships were kindled because of Sandy s humorous personality, such as his relationships
with his Hispanic neighbors. Some of the families were illiterate, and Sandy read their letters from
their families and friends to them. However, they were in Spanish; the neighbors found it humorous he
could read the language, yet not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although, when they arrived at their humble house after their adventures, they had hardly any
furnishings due to living on a ranch. Before the wedding, however, Sandy ordered a new mattress
under his legal name, Norman, and was surprised to find it had been delivered. Margaret and Sandy
had to sleep on the floor with only blankets and pillows. Every day, Sandy walked to the post office
hoping for a package. He asked the postman if there was any new mail, to which he replied No.
Finally, after weeks of sleeping on the tile, he plead in desperation, What about the large package that
s been sitting in the corner for
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Over the years, his memory became crowded with cobwebs and dust. Faces of the travelers he guided
slowly faded like the photographs in his leather trunk, but occasionally wander back to him in dreams.
His elderly face, a tan leather after years of the scorching Southwest sun looking down upon him in
the Grand Canyon, still shows signs of vitality. To him, the aging of his body is happily nostalgic,
reflecting his youth during the 1920 s and 1930 s at the San Gabriel Ranch.
Anyone who knows Sandy can describe him to you in two words: kind and witty. An instance of this,
one he often accidently repeats to his grandchildren, is when he found Georgia O Keeffe examining
rocks in a riverbed. She remarked about the beauty of particular stone while he made a comment about
them all being the same. Sandy and Georgia became friends over the years, as she stayed at the San
Gabriel Dude Ranch for an extended period of time.
Other friendships were kindled because of Sandy s humorous personality, such as his relationships
with his Hispanic neighbors. Some of the families were illiterate, and Sandy read their letters from
their families and friends to them. However, they were in Spanish; the neighbors found it humorous he
could read the language, yet not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although, when they arrived at their humble house after their adventures, they had hardly any
furnishings due to living on a ranch. Before the wedding, however, Sandy ordered a new mattress
under his legal name, Norman, and was surprised to find it had been delivered. Margaret and Sandy
had to sleep on the floor with only blankets and pillows. Every day, Sandy walked to the post office
hoping for a package. He asked the postman if there was any new mail, to which he replied No.
Finally, after weeks of sleeping on the tile, he plead in desperation, What about the large package that
s been sitting in the corner for
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Analysis Of Daniel Goleman s Primal Leadership
This book is based on the contents of Emotional Intelligence in 1995 showing how to be leaders and
organisations with Emotional Intelligence. Traditionally reason had been the key of business world,
but this book has raised Emotional Intelligence for the key.
In Primal Leadership, Daniel Goleman divided leadership style into six and discovered they are
related to Emotional Intelligence. The six leadership styles are below :
1. Coercive leadership.
Their Emotional Intelligences are leverage, ability to achieve and progressiveness. They usually
acquire immediate obedience. They are not likely to accept other members opinions, but give
directions clearly. Furthermore, they control the organisation severely and want detailed report from
their employees. They just want others to follow him/her, but do not like to explain. This kind of
leadership focuses on bad results rather than good ones. As this style is the worst effective one, other
types of leadership need to be used with this one. It should be used very carefully.
2. Visionary leadership
Their EI are conviction, awareness and inspiration, so they express their goals clearly and share with
other members. They lead firmly but fair for long term vision. This style leads positive environment,
passion, hope and dedication.This type of leadership is especially effective when the business is into
turning point or needs changes for new vision.
3. Pacesetting leadership.
Their EI are progressiveness, ability to
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This book is based on the contents of Emotional Intelligence in 1995 showing how to be leaders and
organisations with Emotional Intelligence. Traditionally reason had been the key of business world,
but this book has raised Emotional Intelligence for the key.
In Primal Leadership, Daniel Goleman divided leadership style into six and discovered they are
related to Emotional Intelligence. The six leadership styles are below :
1. Coercive leadership.
Their Emotional Intelligences are leverage, ability to achieve and progressiveness. They usually
acquire immediate obedience. They are not likely to accept other members opinions, but give
directions clearly. Furthermore, they control the organisation severely and want detailed report from
their employees. They just want others to follow him/her, but do not like to explain. This kind of
leadership focuses on bad results rather than good ones. As this style is the worst effective one, other
types of leadership need to be used with this one. It should be used very carefully.
2. Visionary leadership
Their EI are conviction, awareness and inspiration, so they express their goals clearly and share with
other members. They lead firmly but fair for long term vision. This style leads positive environment,
passion, hope and dedication.This type of leadership is especially effective when the business is into
turning point or needs changes for new vision.
3. Pacesetting leadership.
Their EI are progressiveness, ability to
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Reflection On Learning Habits And Academic Success
Learning habits are skills taught or based off of an individual s personal experiences. There are several
different forms of learning habits, for example, working in a safe environment, collaborating with
others, independently working, being reliable, organized, showcasing initiative, having the ability to
possess self advocacy and to have the flexibility to provide customer service. In this reflection paper, I
will address ways these learning habits or skills aid in supporting my academic success. Also,
displaying the learning habits I already possess as an individual and capsizing on those skills or
patterns I have yet to develop. In summarizing my reflection, I will establish a plan I have for
promoting and supporting the learning habits I need to created still. Let s explore some of these
options that were associated with learning habits and skills.
As stated above learning habits consist of several different formalities; however, as a college student
these habits should contain being flexible to work with others, working in a healthy safe setting,
possessing the ability to work and student independently, being reliable, having a sense of
organizational system, taking the initiative for my actions, asking the appropriate questions to seek
clarification when discussing topics, and being able to efficiently listen to determine if I have
successfully comprehended the topic of discussion. Each of these factors will assist with my thriving
as a successful student. For example, taking the initiative will permit an individual to establish more
leadership roles, which as a nurse I do not mind helping anyone who needs help, which consists of
being open minded and flexible. Other incentives associated with these learning habits and student
require the student to be disciplined and proactive in their learning experiences. I have learned that
having discipline is to key to being a successful college student.
Some of the learning habits and skills that I already possess are listed as follows; I tend to seek clarity
to comprehend, which entails me analyzing and accessing the situation. These traits tend to make me
efficient as a nurse with displaying empathy to others while actively listening to their concerns. At
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Learning habits are skills taught or based off of an individual s personal experiences. There are several
different forms of learning habits, for example, working in a safe environment, collaborating with
others, independently working, being reliable, organized, showcasing initiative, having the ability to
possess self advocacy and to have the flexibility to provide customer service. In this reflection paper, I
will address ways these learning habits or skills aid in supporting my academic success. Also,
displaying the learning habits I already possess as an individual and capsizing on those skills or
patterns I have yet to develop. In summarizing my reflection, I will establish a plan I have for
promoting and supporting the learning habits I need to created still. Let s explore some of these
options that were associated with learning habits and skills.
As stated above learning habits consist of several different formalities; however, as a college student
these habits should contain being flexible to work with others, working in a healthy safe setting,
possessing the ability to work and student independently, being reliable, having a sense of
organizational system, taking the initiative for my actions, asking the appropriate questions to seek
clarification when discussing topics, and being able to efficiently listen to determine if I have
successfully comprehended the topic of discussion. Each of these factors will assist with my thriving
as a successful student. For example, taking the initiative will permit an individual to establish more
leadership roles, which as a nurse I do not mind helping anyone who needs help, which consists of
being open minded and flexible. Other incentives associated with these learning habits and student
require the student to be disciplined and proactive in their learning experiences. I have learned that
having discipline is to key to being a successful college student.
Some of the learning habits and skills that I already possess are listed as follows; I tend to seek clarity
to comprehend, which entails me analyzing and accessing the situation. These traits tend to make me
efficient as a nurse with displaying empathy to others while actively listening to their concerns. At
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jamie Bulgers Tackling Youth Justice System
Literature Review:
The concept of childhood suffered a dramatic change, following the murder of two year old Jamie
Bulger in 1993 committed by Robert Thompson and Jon Venables two ten year old boys. This event is
arguably the major turning point regarding the approach towards youth crime and youth justice within
England and Wales. (Barry, 2006).
This change began in 1996 when the Labour party released their Tackling Youth Crime, Reforming
Youth Justice paper which assessed the Youth Justice System and heavily criticised the lack of
community based interventions for youths who had offended, or may be at risk of doing so. (Newburn,
1998). (Quotes from Labours paper?)
This caused the Labour Party to pursue a change
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Literature Review:
The concept of childhood suffered a dramatic change, following the murder of two year old Jamie
Bulger in 1993 committed by Robert Thompson and Jon Venables two ten year old boys. This event is
arguably the major turning point regarding the approach towards youth crime and youth justice within
England and Wales. (Barry, 2006).
This change began in 1996 when the Labour party released their Tackling Youth Crime, Reforming
Youth Justice paper which assessed the Youth Justice System and heavily criticised the lack of
community based interventions for youths who had offended, or may be at risk of doing so. (Newburn,
1998). (Quotes from Labours paper?)
This caused the Labour Party to pursue a change
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