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The Great Us Economic Recession
THE GREAT US ECONOMIC RECESSION Introduction Did you know that by the end of the year
2009 the unemployment rate had increased from its average 5% to an astounding 10%? This is
because 15.3 million people became unemployed as a result of the economic recession. No shocker,
but poverty rate had also increased from 13.2% in 2008 to 14.3% in 2009. This meant that the number
of people living in poverty in the United States had increased from 39.8 million to 43.6 million. This
great increase had all happened in the span of 1 year. Something that should have taken over 10 years
only took 1 year and this is all because of the Great US recession. Also the US suicide rate had
reached its highest record since 25 years between the years 2008 09. The great US recession was a
result of foolish decisions made in the past, which then in turn lead to a slow and painful punishment
for the US economy. It was caused mainly because banks were loaning out too much money; Banks
used money which they didn t really have on paper to invest heavily into the housing market and the
stock market; the debts which the citizens were creating by using large amounts of loans to pay for
their daily expenses and to pay for expensive things became impossible to pay. Banks were loaning
out too much money If you google when the US recession began it will answer 2007. So the better
question would be when did it start to develop, because something so grand could not just have been
made overnight. The answer to
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THE GREAT US ECONOMIC RECESSION Introduction Did you know that by the end of the year
2009 the unemployment rate had increased from its average 5% to an astounding 10%? This is
because 15.3 million people became unemployed as a result of the economic recession. No shocker,
but poverty rate had also increased from 13.2% in 2008 to 14.3% in 2009. This meant that the number
of people living in poverty in the United States had increased from 39.8 million to 43.6 million. This
great increase had all happened in the span of 1 year. Something that should have taken over 10 years
only took 1 year and this is all because of the Great US recession. Also the US suicide rate had
reached its highest record since 25 years between the years 2008 09. The great US recession was a
result of foolish decisions made in the past, which then in turn lead to a slow and painful punishment
for the US economy. It was caused mainly because banks were loaning out too much money; Banks
used money which they didn t really have on paper to invest heavily into the housing market and the
stock market; the debts which the citizens were creating by using large amounts of loans to pay for
their daily expenses and to pay for expensive things became impossible to pay. Banks were loaning
out too much money If you google when the US recession began it will answer 2007. So the better
question would be when did it start to develop, because something so grand could not just have been
made overnight. The answer to
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The History Of Algebra, How It Started, The Most Study...
This paper will show the history of algebra, how it started, and how it grew to be what it is today. It
will show that it started it developments from the basic arithmetic operations that first were used to
solve simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and how it went incorporating more
operations that permitted it to solve problems that involve abstract concepts. It will show that the
recorded history begins mostly with the Egyptian papyrus, and how it went passing from one
civilization. Moreover; it will show how each civilization contributed with something that at the end
helped it to become what it is today, the most study mathematical subject around the world.
1. Introductions
However; the recorded history begins with the Rhind Papyrus from Egypt and clay tablets from
Babylon, which describe the basic mathematical operations that include an unknown variable, then it
passed to India where written records in Sanskrit show that the Indian were already describing
verbally what seems to be the description of unknown variables. Next the recorded history passed to
the Greeks, where Diophantus published the b books that describe the syncopated algebra which are
considered to be the basis of all algebra used and studied by European mathematician.
Moreover; it was in Europe where the recorded history of the algebra really was taken to the next
level. The lead was taken by Fibonacci with is book liber abaci, who added the application of
sequences and crated a
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This paper will show the history of algebra, how it started, and how it grew to be what it is today. It
will show that it started it developments from the basic arithmetic operations that first were used to
solve simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and how it went incorporating more
operations that permitted it to solve problems that involve abstract concepts. It will show that the
recorded history begins mostly with the Egyptian papyrus, and how it went passing from one
civilization. Moreover; it will show how each civilization contributed with something that at the end
helped it to become what it is today, the most study mathematical subject around the world.
1. Introductions
However; the recorded history begins with the Rhind Papyrus from Egypt and clay tablets from
Babylon, which describe the basic mathematical operations that include an unknown variable, then it
passed to India where written records in Sanskrit show that the Indian were already describing
verbally what seems to be the description of unknown variables. Next the recorded history passed to
the Greeks, where Diophantus published the b books that describe the syncopated algebra which are
considered to be the basis of all algebra used and studied by European mathematician.
Moreover; it was in Europe where the recorded history of the algebra really was taken to the next
level. The lead was taken by Fibonacci with is book liber abaci, who added the application of
sequences and crated a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Integration Of Advance Practice Nursing Case Study
Integration of Advance Practice Nurses has been an ongoing process for the last four decades (Wilson,
2016; DiCenso Bryant Lukosius, 2010). There are several types of APNs including Primary Health
NPs, Pediatric NPs and Adult NPs (Wilson, 2016; DiCenso Bryant Lukosius, 2010). The following
assignment intends to explore a particular advance practice nurse (ANP) role in the current Canadian
health care system. Melissa Harriott, BScN, RN, MN, NP has been interviewed to describe her
advance practice role, philosophy of health, core competencies, and the nature of her practice as an
ANP at the University of Alberta Hospital. Currently, Melissa is the first and the only nurse
practitioner in Canada that performs colonoscopies as a part of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The clinic has been very successful in managing patients IBD symptoms in a timely manner while
preventing unnecessary emergency department visits, and alleviating anxiety and depression
associated with the unpredictable flares, ineffective pharmacological management and potential
development of negative self image. Kurina, Goldacre and Gill (2001) stated that over 60 percent of
the studied population with IBD had anxiety and/or depression. Poor symptom management,
ineffective coping mechanisms, lack of support, and negate self imaging, are the main risk factors
associated with the anxiety in the population with IBD (Bannaga Selinger, 2015). Melissa concurred
with the above statement and indicated that the interprofessional collaborative treatment approach at
the clinic offers short wait times, multidimensional support and long term follow up for the patients.
She also stated that her role includes all categories of core competencies of an NP (Canadian Nurses
Association [CNA], 2010; Wilson, 2016). The NP assesses patients at the clinic, based on the
laboratory work and biopsies taken during a colonoscopy, she confirms whether the patient has IBD
and specifies the type. In cases with previously known condition she assesses the intensity of the flare
and decides upon further actions, which include medication initiation/adjustment, referral to the
dietitian, referral to additional diagnostic imaging, and collaboration with the IBD nurse for the further
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Integration of Advance Practice Nurses has been an ongoing process for the last four decades (Wilson,
2016; DiCenso Bryant Lukosius, 2010). There are several types of APNs including Primary Health
NPs, Pediatric NPs and Adult NPs (Wilson, 2016; DiCenso Bryant Lukosius, 2010). The following
assignment intends to explore a particular advance practice nurse (ANP) role in the current Canadian
health care system. Melissa Harriott, BScN, RN, MN, NP has been interviewed to describe her
advance practice role, philosophy of health, core competencies, and the nature of her practice as an
ANP at the University of Alberta Hospital. Currently, Melissa is the first and the only nurse
practitioner in Canada that performs colonoscopies as a part of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The clinic has been very successful in managing patients IBD symptoms in a timely manner while
preventing unnecessary emergency department visits, and alleviating anxiety and depression
associated with the unpredictable flares, ineffective pharmacological management and potential
development of negative self image. Kurina, Goldacre and Gill (2001) stated that over 60 percent of
the studied population with IBD had anxiety and/or depression. Poor symptom management,
ineffective coping mechanisms, lack of support, and negate self imaging, are the main risk factors
associated with the anxiety in the population with IBD (Bannaga Selinger, 2015). Melissa concurred
with the above statement and indicated that the interprofessional collaborative treatment approach at
the clinic offers short wait times, multidimensional support and long term follow up for the patients.
She also stated that her role includes all categories of core competencies of an NP (Canadian Nurses
Association [CNA], 2010; Wilson, 2016). The NP assesses patients at the clinic, based on the
laboratory work and biopsies taken during a colonoscopy, she confirms whether the patient has IBD
and specifies the type. In cases with previously known condition she assesses the intensity of the flare
and decides upon further actions, which include medication initiation/adjustment, referral to the
dietitian, referral to additional diagnostic imaging, and collaboration with the IBD nurse for the further
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Miss Goodall And The Wild Chimpanzees
In this article it talks of a novice scientist who became famous by incredible groundbreaking studies of
chimpanzees. Newly found images of her during time studying chimpanzees that shown just how she
did it, the commitment that she put in, and her love for her photographer. Jane Goodall first started to
gain fame her widely known film, Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees , but before any of that
she started her research in 1960 in Gombe Stream Reserve near the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Jane
was funded for six months, so she first began by observing chimps and named them: Fifi, Flo, Mr.
McGregor, and David Greybeard. In those six months in the last month she finally made three
unbelievable discoveries that would turn the end of the science
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In this article it talks of a novice scientist who became famous by incredible groundbreaking studies of
chimpanzees. Newly found images of her during time studying chimpanzees that shown just how she
did it, the commitment that she put in, and her love for her photographer. Jane Goodall first started to
gain fame her widely known film, Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees , but before any of that
she started her research in 1960 in Gombe Stream Reserve near the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Jane
was funded for six months, so she first began by observing chimps and named them: Fifi, Flo, Mr.
McGregor, and David Greybeard. In those six months in the last month she finally made three
unbelievable discoveries that would turn the end of the science
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Brief Summary Of Settling The Continent
Chapter 1
Settling the Continent Who are the Indian People?
At the beginning of the 16th century, the native peoples in the Americas accounted for 2,000+
cultures, several hundred different languages, and all provided a living for themselves differently
based on their environment. They where very diverse.
They all called themselves something other Indian. For example, the mid Atlantic natives called
themselves Lenni Lenape, meaning true men. However, European peoples who came to America
created different names for them. For example, the Europeans decided to call the natives Delawares,
instead of Lenni Lenape.
There is not one physical characteristic that characterizes all native peoples. Many of the Indians had
straight black hair, and dark almond eyes, yet their skin colors ranged from mahogany to light brown.
After is was discovered that the Americas was not a part of Asia, theories of how these people came to
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This evidence helped make Acosta s hypothesis of a land bridge more accepted. Analyzing the genetic
difference suggests that Indians began to drift from Asians around 30,000 years ago.
The migration from Asia would have started along Beringia. Beringia is the dry grassland that was
about 750 miles wide from north to south.
Beringia s climate was perfect for animals such as mammoth, bison, horse, reindeer, camel, and saiga.
As the animals moved east across Beringia, the hunter gatherers of the time would follow them across
the land.
Reaching lands to the south of the Americas would have been hard to reach because of large glacial
sheets that covered more than 2,000 miles. The standard hypothesis is that of a Pan American
Highway. This Highway would have been created by an ice free climate along the eastern front of the
Rocky Mountains. Hunter Gatherers where able to get to the south through this ice free
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Chapter 1
Settling the Continent Who are the Indian People?
At the beginning of the 16th century, the native peoples in the Americas accounted for 2,000+
cultures, several hundred different languages, and all provided a living for themselves differently
based on their environment. They where very diverse.
They all called themselves something other Indian. For example, the mid Atlantic natives called
themselves Lenni Lenape, meaning true men. However, European peoples who came to America
created different names for them. For example, the Europeans decided to call the natives Delawares,
instead of Lenni Lenape.
There is not one physical characteristic that characterizes all native peoples. Many of the Indians had
straight black hair, and dark almond eyes, yet their skin colors ranged from mahogany to light brown.
After is was discovered that the Americas was not a part of Asia, theories of how these people came to
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This evidence helped make Acosta s hypothesis of a land bridge more accepted. Analyzing the genetic
difference suggests that Indians began to drift from Asians around 30,000 years ago.
The migration from Asia would have started along Beringia. Beringia is the dry grassland that was
about 750 miles wide from north to south.
Beringia s climate was perfect for animals such as mammoth, bison, horse, reindeer, camel, and saiga.
As the animals moved east across Beringia, the hunter gatherers of the time would follow them across
the land.
Reaching lands to the south of the Americas would have been hard to reach because of large glacial
sheets that covered more than 2,000 miles. The standard hypothesis is that of a Pan American
Highway. This Highway would have been created by an ice free climate along the eastern front of the
Rocky Mountains. Hunter Gatherers where able to get to the south through this ice free
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lala Lajpat Rai
Ashely Newsome
Period 7 Avid
Mrs.McGough
Lala Lajpat Rai
Thesis: Lala Lajpat Rai was an all around freedom fighter for India. He wanted them to be free from
British rule. He protested openly and was arrested several times, and eventually killed during a
protest. He fought bravely and faithfully for what he believed in, he fought for what he thought was
wrong and the ways to make it right. India for a long time had grown tired of British rule, and they
wanted to run their own country. They fought hard and protested with little to no success, until one
man came onto the scene, his name was Lala Lajpat Rai. His goal was to reform Indian Policy through
political tactics and through his writings. Lala focused on peaceful movements to create ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Punjab was adversely affected by the commission because the Arya Samaj was extremely active in the
field of education. After the commission, it became impossible for the people to have any say in their
children s education. Lala declared that The Government, by these new regulations, has made it almost
impossible for the Private Education Societies to start schools or improve them. People are compelled
to conclude that the Government does not want to spend money for educational work, nor can they
endure that Indians should voluntarily undertake this work by spending money, unless the Indians
hand over their money and efforts to the Government. It would have been impossible for institutions
like the Metropolitan College, Calcutta College, Fergusson College, Poona and D.A.V. College to
come into existence under the present policies. Lala dove headlong in the struggle against division of
Bengal. Along with Surendra Nath Banerjea, Bipin Chandra Pal and Arvinda Ghosh, he aroused
Bengal and the nation in a vigorous campaign of swadeshi. The British Government claimed that
partition would make administering the region easier. The leaders saw through this excuse as the age
old British policy of divide and rule at work. Lala was arrested on May 3, 1907 for creating turmoil in
Rawalpindi. Lala went there when he learned that five prominent Indian lawyers had been served
notices by the Deputy Commissioner. The
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Ashely Newsome
Period 7 Avid
Mrs.McGough
Lala Lajpat Rai
Thesis: Lala Lajpat Rai was an all around freedom fighter for India. He wanted them to be free from
British rule. He protested openly and was arrested several times, and eventually killed during a
protest. He fought bravely and faithfully for what he believed in, he fought for what he thought was
wrong and the ways to make it right. India for a long time had grown tired of British rule, and they
wanted to run their own country. They fought hard and protested with little to no success, until one
man came onto the scene, his name was Lala Lajpat Rai. His goal was to reform Indian Policy through
political tactics and through his writings. Lala focused on peaceful movements to create ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Punjab was adversely affected by the commission because the Arya Samaj was extremely active in the
field of education. After the commission, it became impossible for the people to have any say in their
children s education. Lala declared that The Government, by these new regulations, has made it almost
impossible for the Private Education Societies to start schools or improve them. People are compelled
to conclude that the Government does not want to spend money for educational work, nor can they
endure that Indians should voluntarily undertake this work by spending money, unless the Indians
hand over their money and efforts to the Government. It would have been impossible for institutions
like the Metropolitan College, Calcutta College, Fergusson College, Poona and D.A.V. College to
come into existence under the present policies. Lala dove headlong in the struggle against division of
Bengal. Along with Surendra Nath Banerjea, Bipin Chandra Pal and Arvinda Ghosh, he aroused
Bengal and the nation in a vigorous campaign of swadeshi. The British Government claimed that
partition would make administering the region easier. The leaders saw through this excuse as the age
old British policy of divide and rule at work. Lala was arrested on May 3, 1907 for creating turmoil in
Rawalpindi. Lala went there when he learned that five prominent Indian lawyers had been served
notices by the Deputy Commissioner. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cohesion In Discourse Essay
It s the investigation of the relationship between form and function in verbal communication
(Renkema, 2004, p.1). According to Longman Dictionary, Discourse is a general term for examples of
language use, i.e. language which has been used as the result of an act of communication. Discourse
refers to larger units of language such as paragraphs, conversation, interviews, sermons,
speeches....etc. Discourse can be written or spoken. The study of how sentences in written and spoken
language form larger units such as paragraphs is discourse analysis (Longman dictionary, p.147).
What makes a sequence of sentences a discourse is cohesion (Renkema, 2004, p.49). Cohesion in
discourse appears to involve the further grouping of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2 collocation
It s a part of lexical cohesion that is achieved through the association of lexical items that co occur
together. (Halliday and Hassan, 1976, p.285)
Examples: make mistake do homework. Grammatical cohesion
It focuses on how grammar works across sentences. It could be substitution, ellipsis, conjunction, and
reference.
2.1. Substitution
It s the replacement of one item with another one in the text. It could nominal (one/ ones), verbal (do),
and clausal (so/not).
look at these green hats, and the red ones. (Nominal)
Do you like the apples? Yes I do. (Verbal)
Is it going to rain? I think so. (Clausal)
2.2. Ellipsis
It s the omission of a word or part of a sentence. Ellipsis is closely related to substitution and can be
described as substitution by zero . (Renkema, 2004, p.104).Ellipsis can be nominal, verbal, and
clausal.
look at these green hats, and the red. (Nominal as there is omission of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It s the investigation of the relationship between form and function in verbal communication
(Renkema, 2004, p.1). According to Longman Dictionary, Discourse is a general term for examples of
language use, i.e. language which has been used as the result of an act of communication. Discourse
refers to larger units of language such as paragraphs, conversation, interviews, sermons,
speeches....etc. Discourse can be written or spoken. The study of how sentences in written and spoken
language form larger units such as paragraphs is discourse analysis (Longman dictionary, p.147).
What makes a sequence of sentences a discourse is cohesion (Renkema, 2004, p.49). Cohesion in
discourse appears to involve the further grouping of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2 collocation
It s a part of lexical cohesion that is achieved through the association of lexical items that co occur
together. (Halliday and Hassan, 1976, p.285)
Examples: make mistake do homework. Grammatical cohesion
It focuses on how grammar works across sentences. It could be substitution, ellipsis, conjunction, and
reference.
2.1. Substitution
It s the replacement of one item with another one in the text. It could nominal (one/ ones), verbal (do),
and clausal (so/not).
look at these green hats, and the red ones. (Nominal)
Do you like the apples? Yes I do. (Verbal)
Is it going to rain? I think so. (Clausal)
2.2. Ellipsis
It s the omission of a word or part of a sentence. Ellipsis is closely related to substitution and can be
described as substitution by zero . (Renkema, 2004, p.104).Ellipsis can be nominal, verbal, and
clausal.
look at these green hats, and the red. (Nominal as there is omission of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Baderman Action Plan
Baderman Island Action Plan
Team C
Mike McQuinn
January 30, 2012
BUS/475
Many businesses reach a point in time when they must analyze their organizational goals and how
they are contributing or harming the company s existence. The decision to explore a company s
structure must be tailored and surveyed carefully and thoughtfully. Baderman Island Resort is an all
inclusive resort destination. The island encompasses an array of restaurants, hotels, and an unlimited
list of activities highlighting the best of entertainment and relaxation. Based on its success Baderman
Island Resort wishes to study its already successful company by inspecting several key areas. In the
following paper Team C will reveal Baderman s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are administrative groups that are considered departments that make up the inside of the resort
where the guests can t see which the marketing team, human resources, are accounting, and other
departments. There are so many departments in a resort that it takes a lot of people and many different
managers to make sure that the resort runs smoothly. For a functional organization they have a general
manager who is in control of the whole resort. Since this resort is 24 hours they would need another
one at least to make sure they always have one to take care of anything when in need, this way the
guests stay happy. All of the functional areas depend on one another. If one of these areas are not
doing their job it will affect the rest of the areas. This is why it is important for the company to work
together to help each other out and make the resort run smoothly. Baderman Island Action Plan
Baderman island resort has three areas of operation. The Customer Service Department,
Housekeeping, and Maintenance Department, Advertising; All three departments will have to
collaborate to continue to offer the level of service, which Baderman is known to provide. The Team C
will outline several key points to foster this collaboration. The departments
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Baderman Island Action Plan
Team C
Mike McQuinn
January 30, 2012
BUS/475
Many businesses reach a point in time when they must analyze their organizational goals and how
they are contributing or harming the company s existence. The decision to explore a company s
structure must be tailored and surveyed carefully and thoughtfully. Baderman Island Resort is an all
inclusive resort destination. The island encompasses an array of restaurants, hotels, and an unlimited
list of activities highlighting the best of entertainment and relaxation. Based on its success Baderman
Island Resort wishes to study its already successful company by inspecting several key areas. In the
following paper Team C will reveal Baderman s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are administrative groups that are considered departments that make up the inside of the resort
where the guests can t see which the marketing team, human resources, are accounting, and other
departments. There are so many departments in a resort that it takes a lot of people and many different
managers to make sure that the resort runs smoothly. For a functional organization they have a general
manager who is in control of the whole resort. Since this resort is 24 hours they would need another
one at least to make sure they always have one to take care of anything when in need, this way the
guests stay happy. All of the functional areas depend on one another. If one of these areas are not
doing their job it will affect the rest of the areas. This is why it is important for the company to work
together to help each other out and make the resort run smoothly. Baderman Island Action Plan
Baderman island resort has three areas of operation. The Customer Service Department,
Housekeeping, and Maintenance Department, Advertising; All three departments will have to
collaborate to continue to offer the level of service, which Baderman is known to provide. The Team C
will outline several key points to foster this collaboration. The departments
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Xerox Scandal Essay
Xerox Corporation
Xerox Corporation is a $16 billion technology and services enterprise that helps businesses deploy
smart document management strategies and find better ways to work. It s intent is to constantly lead
with innovative technologies, products and solutions that customers can depend upon to improve
business results.
Xerox provides the document industry s broadest portfolio of offerings. Digital systems include color
and black and white printing and publishing systems, digital presses and book factories , advanced and
multifunction systems, laser and solid ink network printers, copiers, and fax machines. Xerox services
are unmatched and includes helping businesses develop online document archives, analyzing how
employees can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Xerox views diversity in the workplace as a moral imperative and a business and competitive
advantage. People of all ages and from different backgrounds bring fresh perspectives and create
innovative solutions.
Xerox has been consistently recognized by independent organizations for its employee diversity
successes as well as fir its commitment to supplier diversity. Since 1985, Xerox has purchased more
than $5 billion in goods and services from minority, women, and veteran owned business in the United
States.
Xerox and Community Investments
Xerox s social responsibilities efforts are an extension of the company s belief that a successful
corporation must be an active participant in society. The company carries out most of it s philanthropy
through the Xerox Foundation.
It assists more than 400 social, civic and cultural organizations. Xerox also provided more than 40
grants to university research programs championed by a Xerox scientist, and it offered scholarship
support at more than 140 colleges and universities to prepare students for careers in business, science
and technology and to enhance learning opportunities for minorities and women.
Xerox and the Enviroment
Xerox is a pioneer in designing and building waste free products. In the world of finite resources,
Xerox uses materials and energy efficiently to minimize waste and emissions. Each year, Xerox
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Xerox Corporation
Xerox Corporation is a $16 billion technology and services enterprise that helps businesses deploy
smart document management strategies and find better ways to work. It s intent is to constantly lead
with innovative technologies, products and solutions that customers can depend upon to improve
business results.
Xerox provides the document industry s broadest portfolio of offerings. Digital systems include color
and black and white printing and publishing systems, digital presses and book factories , advanced and
multifunction systems, laser and solid ink network printers, copiers, and fax machines. Xerox services
are unmatched and includes helping businesses develop online document archives, analyzing how
employees can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Xerox views diversity in the workplace as a moral imperative and a business and competitive
advantage. People of all ages and from different backgrounds bring fresh perspectives and create
innovative solutions.
Xerox has been consistently recognized by independent organizations for its employee diversity
successes as well as fir its commitment to supplier diversity. Since 1985, Xerox has purchased more
than $5 billion in goods and services from minority, women, and veteran owned business in the United
States.
Xerox and Community Investments
Xerox s social responsibilities efforts are an extension of the company s belief that a successful
corporation must be an active participant in society. The company carries out most of it s philanthropy
through the Xerox Foundation.
It assists more than 400 social, civic and cultural organizations. Xerox also provided more than 40
grants to university research programs championed by a Xerox scientist, and it offered scholarship
support at more than 140 colleges and universities to prepare students for careers in business, science
and technology and to enhance learning opportunities for minorities and women.
Xerox and the Enviroment
Xerox is a pioneer in designing and building waste free products. In the world of finite resources,
Xerox uses materials and energy efficiently to minimize waste and emissions. Each year, Xerox
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Chakras; Gateway to the Soul, Gateway to Enlightenment ...
Chakras; Gateway to the Soul, Gateway to Enlightenment
The eloquent man is he who is no beautiful speaker, but who is inwardly and desperately drunk with a
certain belief. Ralph Waldo Emerson
Children pose silly questions. Whether the question be about where babies come from, or deeper
ideas. Some questions many kids ask are Where is the soul? as well as What is a soul? Some people
would say the chin is where the soul is located. Others would say the soul is located in the heart, yet
even some believe the soul is broken into different parts through the body. I believe the last choice.
These bits of the soul are known as chakras . According to Dictionary.com, a chakra is any of the
seven major energy centres in the body. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The imbalance can cause depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and dizziness. The throat chakra
is located in the throat and is linked to the lungs. The throat chakra is what gives us the ability for self
expression. People who are usually balanced with their throat chakra are eloquent speakers, are
generally loyal and are willing to share their beliefs. When there is an imbalance of the throat chakra it
can cause asthma, and bronchitis. The next chakra is the heart. The heart chakra is located in the
middle of the chest, and is associated with the heart. The color that is associated with the heart is the
color green. People who are well balanced in their heart chakra generally compassionate, generous,
and romantic. When there becomes an imbalance in the heart chakra evidence of this shows through a
person easily. A person will become dependent on others, show bitterness to the world, and have a
decrease in their immune system. Finally, the third eye is the most well known chakra. The third eye is
also referred to as the brow chakra This chakra is represented by the color indigo, and is associated
with the eyes and lower part of the brain. If a person has balanced their brow chakra, they are
intuitive, self actualized, and insightful. One person that is balanced with her third eye is Doreen
Virtue. Doreen is a clairvoyant american author who writes books on philosophy and psychology. She
is a great author, especially her book on
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Chakras; Gateway to the Soul, Gateway to Enlightenment
The eloquent man is he who is no beautiful speaker, but who is inwardly and desperately drunk with a
certain belief. Ralph Waldo Emerson
Children pose silly questions. Whether the question be about where babies come from, or deeper
ideas. Some questions many kids ask are Where is the soul? as well as What is a soul? Some people
would say the chin is where the soul is located. Others would say the soul is located in the heart, yet
even some believe the soul is broken into different parts through the body. I believe the last choice.
These bits of the soul are known as chakras . According to Dictionary.com, a chakra is any of the
seven major energy centres in the body. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The imbalance can cause depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and dizziness. The throat chakra
is located in the throat and is linked to the lungs. The throat chakra is what gives us the ability for self
expression. People who are usually balanced with their throat chakra are eloquent speakers, are
generally loyal and are willing to share their beliefs. When there is an imbalance of the throat chakra it
can cause asthma, and bronchitis. The next chakra is the heart. The heart chakra is located in the
middle of the chest, and is associated with the heart. The color that is associated with the heart is the
color green. People who are well balanced in their heart chakra generally compassionate, generous,
and romantic. When there becomes an imbalance in the heart chakra evidence of this shows through a
person easily. A person will become dependent on others, show bitterness to the world, and have a
decrease in their immune system. Finally, the third eye is the most well known chakra. The third eye is
also referred to as the brow chakra This chakra is represented by the color indigo, and is associated
with the eyes and lower part of the brain. If a person has balanced their brow chakra, they are
intuitive, self actualized, and insightful. One person that is balanced with her third eye is Doreen
Virtue. Doreen is a clairvoyant american author who writes books on philosophy and psychology. She
is a great author, especially her book on
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Otosclerosis Research Paper
Otosclerosis is a disorder that is inherited that can cause loss of hearing because of lack
of the sound being intensified. The article, Bone mineral density measurements in Otosclerosis
using dual energy X ray absorptiometry does a study that is supposed to evaluate patients with
Otosclerosis and compare their bone mineral density. As this disease progresses it can lead to
conductive hearing loss. Both Otosclerosis and osteoporosis have things in common, such as
collagen gene deformities in both. Blood was collected from the participants of the study as a
fasting blood sample. The bone mineral test was done by X ray. The results of this study were
taken by age, height, weight and BMI, to categorize the participants. While ... Show more content on
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(Tonuk, Koybasi, Bicer, Alkan Temel , 151). Viral infection, autoimmunity, and inflammatory
mechanisms and hormonal changes (Tonuk, Koybasi, Bicer, Alkan Temel , 151). They are both
more commonly found in women, than men. There is a connection between both osteoporosis
and Otosclerosis. One difference is, that Otosclerosis may have younger patients with it. Patients
who had Otosclerosis had a correlation with being Carhart notch positive. Carhart notch positive
is a bone conduction that is observed in pure tone audiometry at frequencies from 1 4 kHz, and it
is found with diseases that cause conductive hearing loss. Overall, the disorder has to do with
bone density loss.
This article for me was very interesting and taught me about something I had never heard
of before. I have heard of osteoporosis, but never Otosclerosis. I think that Otosclerosis is very
interesting, that it can be obtained in many different ways, such as hormonal changes,
autoimmune as well as inherited. Although I know that there are bones in the ears, it is not
Otosclerosis is a disorder that is inherited that can cause loss of hearing because of lack
of the sound being intensified. The article, Bone mineral density measurements in Otosclerosis
using dual energy X ray absorptiometry does a study that is supposed to evaluate patients with
Otosclerosis and compare their bone mineral density. As this disease progresses it can lead to
conductive hearing loss. Both Otosclerosis and osteoporosis have things in common, such as
collagen gene deformities in both. Blood was collected from the participants of the study as a
fasting blood sample. The bone mineral test was done by X ray. The results of this study were
taken by age, height, weight and BMI, to categorize the participants. While ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
(Tonuk, Koybasi, Bicer, Alkan Temel , 151). Viral infection, autoimmunity, and inflammatory
mechanisms and hormonal changes (Tonuk, Koybasi, Bicer, Alkan Temel , 151). They are both
more commonly found in women, than men. There is a connection between both osteoporosis
and Otosclerosis. One difference is, that Otosclerosis may have younger patients with it. Patients
who had Otosclerosis had a correlation with being Carhart notch positive. Carhart notch positive
is a bone conduction that is observed in pure tone audiometry at frequencies from 1 4 kHz, and it
is found with diseases that cause conductive hearing loss. Overall, the disorder has to do with
bone density loss.
This article for me was very interesting and taught me about something I had never heard
of before. I have heard of osteoporosis, but never Otosclerosis. I think that Otosclerosis is very
interesting, that it can be obtained in many different ways, such as hormonal changes,
autoimmune as well as inherited. Although I know that there are bones in the ears, it is not
something that I ever thought of, that a person could lose bone conduction for sounds in the
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Booker T Washington Vs Childhood
Booker T. Washington was an american author, writer, educator, orator, and advisor to presidents of
the U.S.A. ; W.E.B Du Bois was a Pan Africanist, author, writer, editor American sociologist,
historian, and civil rights activist. Both outstanding men in their time, an unmeasurable amount of
work achieved, and in both done in the 19th century. By using different aspects of their childhood,
accomplishments, and view on civil rights both men can be compared and contrasted emancily. To
begin this educated journey ,Booker T. Washington s childhood creates an uplifting effect towards any
person. Booker T. Washington s effort just to have an education was incredible just by itself, having to
work many hours before an after school just to make up for the work that was lost when he was in
school. Booker T. Washington was born in Franklin County, Virginia around the 1850s, Booker T.
Washington spent his early childhood as a slave. Chasing emancipation, Washington (like many
Blacks) felt that a formalized education was the more efficient way to improve his living
accommodations. Due to social segregation, the availability of education to blacks was unreasonable
limited. Any student would have a horrendous attitude towards this, but not Booker T. Washington , I
have learned that success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as
by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed (Norton pg.122). This quote can even
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Booker T. Washington was an american author, writer, educator, orator, and advisor to presidents of
the U.S.A. ; W.E.B Du Bois was a Pan Africanist, author, writer, editor American sociologist,
historian, and civil rights activist. Both outstanding men in their time, an unmeasurable amount of
work achieved, and in both done in the 19th century. By using different aspects of their childhood,
accomplishments, and view on civil rights both men can be compared and contrasted emancily. To
begin this educated journey ,Booker T. Washington s childhood creates an uplifting effect towards any
person. Booker T. Washington s effort just to have an education was incredible just by itself, having to
work many hours before an after school just to make up for the work that was lost when he was in
school. Booker T. Washington was born in Franklin County, Virginia around the 1850s, Booker T.
Washington spent his early childhood as a slave. Chasing emancipation, Washington (like many
Blacks) felt that a formalized education was the more efficient way to improve his living
accommodations. Due to social segregation, the availability of education to blacks was unreasonable
limited. Any student would have a horrendous attitude towards this, but not Booker T. Washington , I
have learned that success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as
by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed (Norton pg.122). This quote can even
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The Importance Of Spaying And Neutering And The Problems...
My topic is on spaying and neutering and the problems those surgeries could make better or even fix
completely. Ultimately by spaying or neutering a pet, the owner would be helping lower the
overpopulation of animals. A pet owner would also be helping their pet by not allowing them to go
through puberty or heat cycles. It is a fact known worldwide that spaying and neutering your pet will
help lower the overpopulation of animals. Overpopulation has been a problem for many years now.
There are too many stray animals wandering the streets and living in animal shelters awaiting a home
that won t come. The importance of spaying and neutering is to give the pet owner and the pet the best
life. Veterinarians perform spaying and neutering ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Everyone is affected by overpopulation, even those who do not own pets. Human health is at risk from
all the stray animals having transmittable diseases such as rabies and the animal waste.
There are several different procedures on spaying and neutering pets. Each and every procedure would
be performed by a veterinarian who has studied medicine. Discuss all of these procedures with a
veterinarian for the best option for each specific pet. Of course, there is the usual spay procedure is a
ovariohysterectomy, which is when the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus are removed from a female
pet. As a result this makes the female pet unable to reproduce and eliminates the breeding instinct
related behavior and the heat cycle. Also there is the hysterectomy, which is when the uterus and part
of the fallopian tubes are removed from a female pet. This makes the female pet unable to reproduce,
but the female will still produce hormones because of the ovaries. This may not eliminate the female
behaviors related to the breeding instinct. Lastlty, for the female pet there is the ovariectomy, which is
when the ovaries are removed from a female pet but the uterus remains. Similarly to the effects of
ovariohysterectomy such as making the female unable to reproduce and eliminates the breeding
instinct related behavior and the heat cycle. The usual neuter procedure is a orchiectomy, which is
when the testes are removed from a
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My topic is on spaying and neutering and the problems those surgeries could make better or even fix
completely. Ultimately by spaying or neutering a pet, the owner would be helping lower the
overpopulation of animals. A pet owner would also be helping their pet by not allowing them to go
through puberty or heat cycles. It is a fact known worldwide that spaying and neutering your pet will
help lower the overpopulation of animals. Overpopulation has been a problem for many years now.
There are too many stray animals wandering the streets and living in animal shelters awaiting a home
that won t come. The importance of spaying and neutering is to give the pet owner and the pet the best
life. Veterinarians perform spaying and neutering ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Everyone is affected by overpopulation, even those who do not own pets. Human health is at risk from
all the stray animals having transmittable diseases such as rabies and the animal waste.
There are several different procedures on spaying and neutering pets. Each and every procedure would
be performed by a veterinarian who has studied medicine. Discuss all of these procedures with a
veterinarian for the best option for each specific pet. Of course, there is the usual spay procedure is a
ovariohysterectomy, which is when the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus are removed from a female
pet. As a result this makes the female pet unable to reproduce and eliminates the breeding instinct
related behavior and the heat cycle. Also there is the hysterectomy, which is when the uterus and part
of the fallopian tubes are removed from a female pet. This makes the female pet unable to reproduce,
but the female will still produce hormones because of the ovaries. This may not eliminate the female
behaviors related to the breeding instinct. Lastlty, for the female pet there is the ovariectomy, which is
when the ovaries are removed from a female pet but the uterus remains. Similarly to the effects of
ovariohysterectomy such as making the female unable to reproduce and eliminates the breeding
instinct related behavior and the heat cycle. The usual neuter procedure is a orchiectomy, which is
when the testes are removed from a
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Essay On Fitness Trends In 2016
Fitness trends for 2016
Overview
Fitness and health are dynamic and keep on changing year in year out, unlike trends that come and go
sometimes unnoticed. There are many ways of keeping fitness and more so in 2016. Keeping fit has
health, physical, and psychological benefits to a person. A healthy a person with strength and minimal
fat in the body can easily be recognized. A strong looking and muscular is becoming an image of a
wee being and a healthy person that is trending in 2016.
Making it personal
Having personal training seasons is going to grow, become popular and trend in 2016. Many people
will be looking for professionals who are certified in order to help them in working out of personal
training. Personal training is known to produce positive results than being in a group. Matt Kelly a
specialist trainer believe that to be fit, healthy and happy is a long term goal or objective that requires
patience and determination. For it to trend in 2016, a person must be persistent and should get a
knowledgeable in various disciplines and appropriate in training people for fitness and general body
health.
Pound workout ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is a combination of dancing moves and plyometric that creates an intensive and thorough workout
that will lead to the burning of calories and help in enhancing light weights to the body. This type of
exercise in the long run will strengthen the muscles and improve blood flow to all body organs. Pound
workout is vital in 2016 especially for people who want to keep fit and improve their body
performance.
Starting strength
This type of fitness trend for 2016 was designed by Rippetoe Mark. It is a strength training
programme that can help a person to build strength, burn calories or unwanted fat and to get toned.
The starting strength has procedures to be followed which are comprehensive and detailed. It is a book
that is recommended in 2016 to help people keep fit all the time.
Pole
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Fitness trends for 2016
Overview
Fitness and health are dynamic and keep on changing year in year out, unlike trends that come and go
sometimes unnoticed. There are many ways of keeping fitness and more so in 2016. Keeping fit has
health, physical, and psychological benefits to a person. A healthy a person with strength and minimal
fat in the body can easily be recognized. A strong looking and muscular is becoming an image of a
wee being and a healthy person that is trending in 2016.
Making it personal
Having personal training seasons is going to grow, become popular and trend in 2016. Many people
will be looking for professionals who are certified in order to help them in working out of personal
training. Personal training is known to produce positive results than being in a group. Matt Kelly a
specialist trainer believe that to be fit, healthy and happy is a long term goal or objective that requires
patience and determination. For it to trend in 2016, a person must be persistent and should get a
knowledgeable in various disciplines and appropriate in training people for fitness and general body
health.
Pound workout ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is a combination of dancing moves and plyometric that creates an intensive and thorough workout
that will lead to the burning of calories and help in enhancing light weights to the body. This type of
exercise in the long run will strengthen the muscles and improve blood flow to all body organs. Pound
workout is vital in 2016 especially for people who want to keep fit and improve their body
performance.
Starting strength
This type of fitness trend for 2016 was designed by Rippetoe Mark. It is a strength training
programme that can help a person to build strength, burn calories or unwanted fat and to get toned.
The starting strength has procedures to be followed which are comprehensive and detailed. It is a book
that is recommended in 2016 to help people keep fit all the time.
Pole
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Macroeconomic Policies And Regulate The Healthy Operation...
The government plays an important role in the national economy. Through the formulation of
macroeconomic policies and regulate the healthy operation of the national economy.
There are four main economic theory tells us government to achieve macroeconomic objectives: price
stability, full employment, sustainable and balanced economic growth and balance of international
payments. In addition, inflation, unemployment and economic growth are the big macroeconomic
issues of our time. In this essay we focus on inflation and unemployment. Unemployment occurs
when a person who is actively searching for employment is unable to find work. Unemployment is
often used as a measure of the health of the economy. The most frequently cited measure of
unemployment is the unemployment rate. This is the number of unemployed persons divided by the
number of people in the labor force (Unemployment, INVESTOPEDIA, 2010)1. number of
unemployed Unemployment rate = * 100 labor force There are three main types of unemployment:
cyclical unemployment, frictional unemployment and structural unemployment. Cyclical or demand
deficient unemployment occurs when aggregate desired expenditures in the economy are insufficient
to purchase the output that would be supplied when the economy
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The government plays an important role in the national economy. Through the formulation of
macroeconomic policies and regulate the healthy operation of the national economy.
There are four main economic theory tells us government to achieve macroeconomic objectives: price
stability, full employment, sustainable and balanced economic growth and balance of international
payments. In addition, inflation, unemployment and economic growth are the big macroeconomic
issues of our time. In this essay we focus on inflation and unemployment. Unemployment occurs
when a person who is actively searching for employment is unable to find work. Unemployment is
often used as a measure of the health of the economy. The most frequently cited measure of
unemployment is the unemployment rate. This is the number of unemployed persons divided by the
number of people in the labor force (Unemployment, INVESTOPEDIA, 2010)1. number of
unemployed Unemployment rate = * 100 labor force There are three main types of unemployment:
cyclical unemployment, frictional unemployment and structural unemployment. Cyclical or demand
deficient unemployment occurs when aggregate desired expenditures in the economy are insufficient
to purchase the output that would be supplied when the economy
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Analysis Of Elie Wiesel s Life Is Beautiful
I don t know how I survived; I was weak, rather shy; I did nothing to save myself. A miracle?
Certainly not. ... It was nothing more than chance (Weisel vii viii). Many people believe that Elie
Wiesel survived the Holocaust in order to write his memoir on his experiences being a Jewish boy in
Auschwitz, but he believes that he just got lucky. Elie Wiesel went to Auschwitz when he was fifteen
years old. In his memoir he writes about his experiences during Holocaust, which are not too pleasant.
Roberto Benigni grew up in Italy with his father who worked in a camp during the Holocaust. Roberto
retells the stories of the Holocaust in his movie Life is Beautiful where he acts, directs and produces.
In the movie he, his child Giosue, and his wife ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Wiesel s memoir, death and violence are extremely prevalent throughout the memoir. He provides
examples of the death and violence with the German soldiers and how they treat the workers in the
camp throughout the entirety of the memoir. Wiesel writes about the complete annihilation of the
people in Auschwitz, such as how the ones unfit to work were sent to the gas chambers to die and then
they were burned in the crematorium. One of the biggest evidence of death and violence in the
memoir is towards the end when Elie and his father are in the cattle car that had a hundred people
inside. These people in the cattle car all were workers in the camps and all were hungry and willing to
do anything for food, so when bread was thrown in a mass fight broke out over the bread. A boy killed
his father to get the bread and he was then killed by someone else for the bread. At the end of this very
violent ride only twelve people walked out alive of the hundred that originally went on. This was the
most violent event that occurs in memoir that was the prisoners are attacking the other prisoners.
Another place in Wiesel s example of the Holocaust that violence and death are evident is towards the
middle when a boy gets hung. Wiesel recalls a boy who is publicly is hung in the camp for all to see
and then goes into detail about his lifeless body, how it has the tongue hanging from his gaping mouth
adding to the morbidity of the event (Weisel 63). In Benigni s movie Life is Beautiful death and
violence is almost negligible. The only major points in the movie that involve either death or violence
is when Guido stumbles upon a mass pile of dead bodies trying to look for a way out of the death
camp with Giosue, and when Guido is killed at the end of the movie. Benigni may only provide the
viewer with just these two examples because the whole movie his character Guido is trying to hide
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I don t know how I survived; I was weak, rather shy; I did nothing to save myself. A miracle?
Certainly not. ... It was nothing more than chance (Weisel vii viii). Many people believe that Elie
Wiesel survived the Holocaust in order to write his memoir on his experiences being a Jewish boy in
Auschwitz, but he believes that he just got lucky. Elie Wiesel went to Auschwitz when he was fifteen
years old. In his memoir he writes about his experiences during Holocaust, which are not too pleasant.
Roberto Benigni grew up in Italy with his father who worked in a camp during the Holocaust. Roberto
retells the stories of the Holocaust in his movie Life is Beautiful where he acts, directs and produces.
In the movie he, his child Giosue, and his wife ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Wiesel s memoir, death and violence are extremely prevalent throughout the memoir. He provides
examples of the death and violence with the German soldiers and how they treat the workers in the
camp throughout the entirety of the memoir. Wiesel writes about the complete annihilation of the
people in Auschwitz, such as how the ones unfit to work were sent to the gas chambers to die and then
they were burned in the crematorium. One of the biggest evidence of death and violence in the
memoir is towards the end when Elie and his father are in the cattle car that had a hundred people
inside. These people in the cattle car all were workers in the camps and all were hungry and willing to
do anything for food, so when bread was thrown in a mass fight broke out over the bread. A boy killed
his father to get the bread and he was then killed by someone else for the bread. At the end of this very
violent ride only twelve people walked out alive of the hundred that originally went on. This was the
most violent event that occurs in memoir that was the prisoners are attacking the other prisoners.
Another place in Wiesel s example of the Holocaust that violence and death are evident is towards the
middle when a boy gets hung. Wiesel recalls a boy who is publicly is hung in the camp for all to see
and then goes into detail about his lifeless body, how it has the tongue hanging from his gaping mouth
adding to the morbidity of the event (Weisel 63). In Benigni s movie Life is Beautiful death and
violence is almost negligible. The only major points in the movie that involve either death or violence
is when Guido stumbles upon a mass pile of dead bodies trying to look for a way out of the death
camp with Giosue, and when Guido is killed at the end of the movie. Benigni may only provide the
viewer with just these two examples because the whole movie his character Guido is trying to hide
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Null Hypothesis In Research
Handout Master 3BPractice
Research Questions and Hypotheses Can you restate these questions as hypotheses? 1. How does body
image affect self esteem among college women? H1: Body image negatively affects self esteem
among college women
H2: Body image positively affects self esteem among college women?
Null Hypothesis: Body image does not affect self esteem among college women
2. Do private school students score better on standardized tests than public school students? H1:
Private school students score better on standardized tests than public school students Null hypothesis:
Private school students do not score better on standardized tests than public school students
3. Which is the more effective method for teaching kids to
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Handout Master 3BPractice
Research Questions and Hypotheses Can you restate these questions as hypotheses? 1. How does body
image affect self esteem among college women? H1: Body image negatively affects self esteem
among college women
H2: Body image positively affects self esteem among college women?
Null Hypothesis: Body image does not affect self esteem among college women
2. Do private school students score better on standardized tests than public school students? H1:
Private school students score better on standardized tests than public school students Null hypothesis:
Private school students do not score better on standardized tests than public school students
3. Which is the more effective method for teaching kids to
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The Controversy Of Polygraph Analysis
Jacob, this is a very interesting topic. American Polygraph Association says the accuracy of a
polygraph can be over 90 percent. However, polygraph is not fool proof and there are as many as 10%
people can fool the polygraph and pass the exam. There are several reasons that 10% of people did not
pass the polygraph test. Warner argues some of the challenges with polygraph examinations are:
Prior to the test, a tense or strained interaction between the examiner and the subject can affect the
outcome
Innocent people that react poorly to questioning have been labeled deceptive.
Some guilty individuals have successfully deceived the examiner by controlling their emotions with
countermeasures such as biting the cheek or stepping on a tack
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Jacob, this is a very interesting topic. American Polygraph Association says the accuracy of a
polygraph can be over 90 percent. However, polygraph is not fool proof and there are as many as 10%
people can fool the polygraph and pass the exam. There are several reasons that 10% of people did not
pass the polygraph test. Warner argues some of the challenges with polygraph examinations are:
Prior to the test, a tense or strained interaction between the examiner and the subject can affect the
outcome
Innocent people that react poorly to questioning have been labeled deceptive.
Some guilty individuals have successfully deceived the examiner by controlling their emotions with
countermeasures such as biting the cheek or stepping on a tack
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Mobile Ad Hoc Network Is The Routing Protocol Design
An important issue for mobile ad hoc network is the routing protocol design. Due to frequent changes
in the topology of the network this becomes a major technical challenge. Node failures and link
breakages in the network may cause loss of the network resources. In signal strength based AODV,
protocol measures signal strength between nodes and compare with RSSI threshold values. If it is
greater than threshold value then it is accepted for further processing otherwise it is discarded. If it
will not find any route between source and destination then it will switch to normal AODV which
selects route on the basis of minimum hop count. The benefit of this scheme is by selecting a strong
route to the destination we can increase the lifetime of the network. Ehsan Mostajerani [2] proposed I
AODV. On Demand Distance Vector (AODV) is one of the ad hoc routing protocols utilized in
MANET and VANET. Ad hoc routing protocols are categorized into Table driven and On demand. On
Demand routing protocols find their destinations based on the process of flooding a request to
neighbors searching for their destinations. Neighbors of nodes are detected based on the neighbor
discovery method, which periodically broadcasts HELLO messages to detect available neighbors at
time. Generating routing packets and neighbor discovery messages produce high overhead in the On
Demand routing protocol, such as AODV. In order to overcome overhead issues, a novel scheme in Ad
hoc networks based on
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An important issue for mobile ad hoc network is the routing protocol design. Due to frequent changes
in the topology of the network this becomes a major technical challenge. Node failures and link
breakages in the network may cause loss of the network resources. In signal strength based AODV,
protocol measures signal strength between nodes and compare with RSSI threshold values. If it is
greater than threshold value then it is accepted for further processing otherwise it is discarded. If it
will not find any route between source and destination then it will switch to normal AODV which
selects route on the basis of minimum hop count. The benefit of this scheme is by selecting a strong
route to the destination we can increase the lifetime of the network. Ehsan Mostajerani [2] proposed I
AODV. On Demand Distance Vector (AODV) is one of the ad hoc routing protocols utilized in
MANET and VANET. Ad hoc routing protocols are categorized into Table driven and On demand. On
Demand routing protocols find their destinations based on the process of flooding a request to
neighbors searching for their destinations. Neighbors of nodes are detected based on the neighbor
discovery method, which periodically broadcasts HELLO messages to detect available neighbors at
time. Generating routing packets and neighbor discovery messages produce high overhead in the On
Demand routing protocol, such as AODV. In order to overcome overhead issues, a novel scheme in Ad
hoc networks based on
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Wells Fargo Scandal
The Wells Fargo scandal involved a variety of stakeholders who have stake in the issue; however, the
main stakeholders include the consumers, the employees and their families, and stockholders of the
organization. The affect these stakeholders suffer varies, but the ultimate affect the scandal has had is
violation of trust by Wells Fargo and its leadership. When examining this situation, the main
stakeholders who suffered the greatest harm from the scandal were the customers who fell victim to
the fraud and had their privacy violated by an organization they trusted. In the course text, Trevino and
Nelson spoke of the importance of trust and its importance in a service economy. Wells Fargo
violation of the consumers trust has ultimately added ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In California, eight Wells Fargo employees were convicted of committing fraud facing a maximum
penalty of 30 years in federal prison, also each employee is charged with at least one count of
aggravated identity theft, which carries another two years in prison (https://www.justice.gov/usao
cdca/pr/eight people charged bank fraud scheme allegedly used information stolen wells fargo). In the
wake of the scandal, over 5,300 employees were fired over the course of five years for their
involvements in the creation of the fake accounts. Some of the initial whistleblowers of the scandal
faced retaliation by being terminated for speaking out against the orders to open fake accounts. CNN
Money correspondent Matt Egan spoke with Bill Bado, a former employee of Wells Fargo, who has
not been able to security another banking securities job since his termination for calling the Ethics
Hotline to report the fraudulent activities.
The last stakeholder of this scandal are the stockholders who have suffered financial lost in having to
pay out millions in the lawsuits filed against Wells Fargo. The stockholders have also lost confidence
in the leadership on the organization affecting how and if they will continue to invest and whether
they will demand for a leadership change among the board of directors. This scandal not only affect
how these investors will spend their money but other investors as well. Scandals of this magnitude as
a negative domino effect on how investors and how they will spend their many within the
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The Wells Fargo scandal involved a variety of stakeholders who have stake in the issue; however, the
main stakeholders include the consumers, the employees and their families, and stockholders of the
organization. The affect these stakeholders suffer varies, but the ultimate affect the scandal has had is
violation of trust by Wells Fargo and its leadership. When examining this situation, the main
stakeholders who suffered the greatest harm from the scandal were the customers who fell victim to
the fraud and had their privacy violated by an organization they trusted. In the course text, Trevino and
Nelson spoke of the importance of trust and its importance in a service economy. Wells Fargo
violation of the consumers trust has ultimately added ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In California, eight Wells Fargo employees were convicted of committing fraud facing a maximum
penalty of 30 years in federal prison, also each employee is charged with at least one count of
aggravated identity theft, which carries another two years in prison (https://www.justice.gov/usao
cdca/pr/eight people charged bank fraud scheme allegedly used information stolen wells fargo). In the
wake of the scandal, over 5,300 employees were fired over the course of five years for their
involvements in the creation of the fake accounts. Some of the initial whistleblowers of the scandal
faced retaliation by being terminated for speaking out against the orders to open fake accounts. CNN
Money correspondent Matt Egan spoke with Bill Bado, a former employee of Wells Fargo, who has
not been able to security another banking securities job since his termination for calling the Ethics
Hotline to report the fraudulent activities.
The last stakeholder of this scandal are the stockholders who have suffered financial lost in having to
pay out millions in the lawsuits filed against Wells Fargo. The stockholders have also lost confidence
in the leadership on the organization affecting how and if they will continue to invest and whether
they will demand for a leadership change among the board of directors. This scandal not only affect
how these investors will spend their money but other investors as well. Scandals of this magnitude as
a negative domino effect on how investors and how they will spend their many within the
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Themes Of Just Mercy And All American Boys
Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson and All American Boys by Jason Reynolds are connected, not only by
their similar story lines but by the theme and moral lessons each book puts forward. Just Mercy, A
Story Of Justice And Redemption, is written from the viewpoint of Mr. Stevenson as he goes through
many people s cases trying to give them the justice they deserve. All American Boys is the story of a
young teenage boy who is beaten up by a cop because it is believed he is stealing a bag of chips.
The first connection between the two novels is the moral lessons they try to teach the reader. There are
many lessons to be learned from these books from don t assume things, to friends and family are
extremely important. In Just mercy on page 40 Mr, Stevenson tells a story of him coming home late
one night after a long day at work. He stepped on the sidewalk, circled behind my parked car, and
came up behind me while the other officer continued to point the gun at me. He grabbed me by the
arms and pushed me up against the back of my car. The officer then lowered his weapon. What are
you doing out here? said the second officer, who seemed older than the one who had drawn his
weapon. this quote reminds me of the beginning of All American boys where Rashad is explaining
exactly what happened at Jerry s on Friday. Both of these events show how people are quick to assume
things and take action before they find out what is really going on. The officers in Just Mercy don t
believe Mr.
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Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson and All American Boys by Jason Reynolds are connected, not only by
their similar story lines but by the theme and moral lessons each book puts forward. Just Mercy, A
Story Of Justice And Redemption, is written from the viewpoint of Mr. Stevenson as he goes through
many people s cases trying to give them the justice they deserve. All American Boys is the story of a
young teenage boy who is beaten up by a cop because it is believed he is stealing a bag of chips.
The first connection between the two novels is the moral lessons they try to teach the reader. There are
many lessons to be learned from these books from don t assume things, to friends and family are
extremely important. In Just mercy on page 40 Mr, Stevenson tells a story of him coming home late
one night after a long day at work. He stepped on the sidewalk, circled behind my parked car, and
came up behind me while the other officer continued to point the gun at me. He grabbed me by the
arms and pushed me up against the back of my car. The officer then lowered his weapon. What are
you doing out here? said the second officer, who seemed older than the one who had drawn his
weapon. this quote reminds me of the beginning of All American boys where Rashad is explaining
exactly what happened at Jerry s on Friday. Both of these events show how people are quick to assume
things and take action before they find out what is really going on. The officers in Just Mercy don t
believe Mr.
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Essay on Voodoo Speech
What Will Be Covered
Today, I m going to be talking about the roots of voodoo and what it actually is, the two types of
voodoo, voodoo rituals and superstitions, and why voodoo is perceived as a negative or controversial
topic.
What Is Voodoo?
I m sure everyone has their own perception of voodoo inside their head. Most people think includes
black magic, evil spirits, and causing harm to others. However, voodoo is actually a complex tradition
of faiths and beliefs that combine into an overall world full of religion and magic. It is believed to
have started sometime around 1724 in Africa, Haiti specifically. Today, there are still people in parts of
the United States that believe in voodoo and practice it. Voodoo embraces the ... Show more content
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New Orlean Voodoo Rituals
New Orleans voodoo rituals differ from those of Haitian voodoo because of their emphasis on voodoo
queens, gris gris, superstitions and spells. Voodoo queens were central figures to voodoo in the United
States. They looked over ceremonial meetings and ritual dance while also obtaining income by
making charms, amulets and magical powders that were guaranteed to have special healing powers.
The most legendary voodoo queen was Marie Laveau because of her special powers and ability to do
exorcisms. She quickly overthrew the other voodoo queens of New Orleans. Gris Gris is a voodoo
amulet which is believed to protect whomever wears it from evil and will provide them with good
luck. New Orleans voodoo is also known for their superstitions, however, they aren t central to the
actual faith. These superstitions are just resulted from ancient Louisana voodoo tradition and have
influenced the faith.
Why is Voodoo shown in a Negative Light?
I m sure before I talked about voodoo, you expected something totally different. I, myself, thought
voodoo was actually all about black magic and evil spirits. However, voodoo is not actually negative.
When the early Haitian slaves came over to different parts of the world, they also brought over their
faith. However, because they were black and their religion was not recognized, it was prejudged as
evil. The priests were known as witchdoctors, the Loa were thought to be evil when in reality, the
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What Will Be Covered
Today, I m going to be talking about the roots of voodoo and what it actually is, the two types of
voodoo, voodoo rituals and superstitions, and why voodoo is perceived as a negative or controversial
topic.
What Is Voodoo?
I m sure everyone has their own perception of voodoo inside their head. Most people think includes
black magic, evil spirits, and causing harm to others. However, voodoo is actually a complex tradition
of faiths and beliefs that combine into an overall world full of religion and magic. It is believed to
have started sometime around 1724 in Africa, Haiti specifically. Today, there are still people in parts of
the United States that believe in voodoo and practice it. Voodoo embraces the ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
New Orlean Voodoo Rituals
New Orleans voodoo rituals differ from those of Haitian voodoo because of their emphasis on voodoo
queens, gris gris, superstitions and spells. Voodoo queens were central figures to voodoo in the United
States. They looked over ceremonial meetings and ritual dance while also obtaining income by
making charms, amulets and magical powders that were guaranteed to have special healing powers.
The most legendary voodoo queen was Marie Laveau because of her special powers and ability to do
exorcisms. She quickly overthrew the other voodoo queens of New Orleans. Gris Gris is a voodoo
amulet which is believed to protect whomever wears it from evil and will provide them with good
luck. New Orleans voodoo is also known for their superstitions, however, they aren t central to the
actual faith. These superstitions are just resulted from ancient Louisana voodoo tradition and have
influenced the faith.
Why is Voodoo shown in a Negative Light?
I m sure before I talked about voodoo, you expected something totally different. I, myself, thought
voodoo was actually all about black magic and evil spirits. However, voodoo is not actually negative.
When the early Haitian slaves came over to different parts of the world, they also brought over their
faith. However, because they were black and their religion was not recognized, it was prejudged as
evil. The priests were known as witchdoctors, the Loa were thought to be evil when in reality, the
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The Causes And Impacts Of Vice Media
In 2013, Vice Media, a former punk magazine, had shocked the world with their HBO series showing
the basketball diplomacy between United States and North Korea. Like never before, Americans had
finally seen what inside North Korea through the eyes of this new emerging media company. By
essentially going against traditional ways of delivering the news, the company had surprised most
existed media companies. Vice Media has since then been in the public eye. Regarding how they
execute their contents, Vice media could be seen as an example of postmodernism.
Unlike many mainstream media, Vice uses gonzo journalism, in which the journalist put him/herself
as a part of the story, to deliver their contents. With that being said, Vice would send their staff
members into a real life dangerous situation where they would film every raw image like bloodshed
and slaying. They would also let the camera know what they feel or think about the situation. In one of
their HBO series filming in Afghanistan, the journalist had given an emotional speech after his
interview with the child suicide bombers without any filter. With this journaling method, not only does
Vice provide the audience with the facts of the story without any filter, but it also allows them to
reflect on all the emotion received by the narrator. Vice has also loosened the format of the traditional
television reporting. They began to use the twist of combining news with entertainment to make news
stories more relatable and
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In 2013, Vice Media, a former punk magazine, had shocked the world with their HBO series showing
the basketball diplomacy between United States and North Korea. Like never before, Americans had
finally seen what inside North Korea through the eyes of this new emerging media company. By
essentially going against traditional ways of delivering the news, the company had surprised most
existed media companies. Vice Media has since then been in the public eye. Regarding how they
execute their contents, Vice media could be seen as an example of postmodernism.
Unlike many mainstream media, Vice uses gonzo journalism, in which the journalist put him/herself
as a part of the story, to deliver their contents. With that being said, Vice would send their staff
members into a real life dangerous situation where they would film every raw image like bloodshed
and slaying. They would also let the camera know what they feel or think about the situation. In one of
their HBO series filming in Afghanistan, the journalist had given an emotional speech after his
interview with the child suicide bombers without any filter. With this journaling method, not only does
Vice provide the audience with the facts of the story without any filter, but it also allows them to
reflect on all the emotion received by the narrator. Vice has also loosened the format of the traditional
television reporting. They began to use the twist of combining news with entertainment to make news
stories more relatable and
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Mike Rose Describes His Personal Childhood Observations
Mike Rose describes his personal childhood observations about his mother and uncle in his essay
titled Blue collar Brilliance . Rosie, the authors mother, was a waitress in several coffee shops and
family restaurants over the span of Rose s childhood. Joe Meraglio is Roses uncle who worked over a
thirty three year career at General Motors after being in the Navy and working on the railroad. Neither
Joe, nor Rosie had a formal education. Rose describes his childhood as years of sitting in the back
booth, at whichever restaurant his mother was employed at the time, and watching her juggle all kinds
of intricate task simultaneously such as; devising memory strategies to remember orders, and
monitoring how long her orders spent in the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Joe and Rosie worked very hard and had to find ways to adapt and conquer the problems that arose at
their jobs, with no formal education it was up to them to devise different strategies and techniques to
solve their tasks in a consolidating manner. Rose explained a few of Rosie s techniques that she
devised to make her job easier that anyone with kids could relate to emotionally because of the chaos
that can be associated with keeping up with children, house work, and all the things that goes along
with raising a family. She d sequence and group task: What could she do first, then second, then third
as she circled through her station? What task could be clustered? She did everything on the fly, and
when problems arose technical or human she solved them within the flow of work (274). All of the
examples Rose gives about his mother s or his uncle s personal experiences are easy to understand and
relate too for anyone.
The second form of appeal the author uses as aid in proving his claim, along with pathos, is ethos or
an appeal to ethics and moral principal. Rose shows the innate intelligence of his mother and uncle by
describing the different techniques they improvise to complete the task at hand. An example of
improvising strategies is when Rose mentions, Joe learned the most efficient way to use his body by
acquiring a set of routines that were quick and preserved energy ,
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Mike Rose describes his personal childhood observations about his mother and uncle in his essay
titled Blue collar Brilliance . Rosie, the authors mother, was a waitress in several coffee shops and
family restaurants over the span of Rose s childhood. Joe Meraglio is Roses uncle who worked over a
thirty three year career at General Motors after being in the Navy and working on the railroad. Neither
Joe, nor Rosie had a formal education. Rose describes his childhood as years of sitting in the back
booth, at whichever restaurant his mother was employed at the time, and watching her juggle all kinds
of intricate task simultaneously such as; devising memory strategies to remember orders, and
monitoring how long her orders spent in the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Joe and Rosie worked very hard and had to find ways to adapt and conquer the problems that arose at
their jobs, with no formal education it was up to them to devise different strategies and techniques to
solve their tasks in a consolidating manner. Rose explained a few of Rosie s techniques that she
devised to make her job easier that anyone with kids could relate to emotionally because of the chaos
that can be associated with keeping up with children, house work, and all the things that goes along
with raising a family. She d sequence and group task: What could she do first, then second, then third
as she circled through her station? What task could be clustered? She did everything on the fly, and
when problems arose technical or human she solved them within the flow of work (274). All of the
examples Rose gives about his mother s or his uncle s personal experiences are easy to understand and
relate too for anyone.
The second form of appeal the author uses as aid in proving his claim, along with pathos, is ethos or
an appeal to ethics and moral principal. Rose shows the innate intelligence of his mother and uncle by
describing the different techniques they improvise to complete the task at hand. An example of
improvising strategies is when Rose mentions, Joe learned the most efficient way to use his body by
acquiring a set of routines that were quick and preserved energy ,
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The Middle East Peace Process
This investigation will closely examine and show a detailed evaluation and explanation of the role
played by Jimmy Carter in the Middle East peace process and will answer the question: For what
reasons and in what ways did President Carter mediate the Camp David Accords and set the precedent
for future peace agreement between the Arab World and Israel?
The primary sources which will be evaluated are a biography of the life of Carter, which unfolds in an
orderly manner the events that led up to Carter s peaceful diplomatic relation with both factions of the
everlasting problem Arab world and Israel, and a comprehensive historical account about the meeting
that resolved the high tension between the Arab world and Israel at Camp David in 1978.
The Much Too Promised Land; America s Elusive Search for Arab Israeli Peace
This book was published in 2008 and was written by Aaron David Miller. Miller has played a key role
in U.S. efforts to negotiate Arab Israeli Peace for almost 20 years. He served as an advisor to
presidents, secretaries of state, and national security. The purpose of this book was to without
partisanship or finger pointing honestly record what went right, what went wrong (Miller 24) and to
see how we got where we are today (Miller 28) in the context of Middle East peace and policies
regarding Jimmy Carter and his initiative to find a solution and build his legacy as a president.. The
book provides valuable anecdotal evidence from President Jimmy Carter,
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This investigation will closely examine and show a detailed evaluation and explanation of the role
played by Jimmy Carter in the Middle East peace process and will answer the question: For what
reasons and in what ways did President Carter mediate the Camp David Accords and set the precedent
for future peace agreement between the Arab World and Israel?
The primary sources which will be evaluated are a biography of the life of Carter, which unfolds in an
orderly manner the events that led up to Carter s peaceful diplomatic relation with both factions of the
everlasting problem Arab world and Israel, and a comprehensive historical account about the meeting
that resolved the high tension between the Arab world and Israel at Camp David in 1978.
The Much Too Promised Land; America s Elusive Search for Arab Israeli Peace
This book was published in 2008 and was written by Aaron David Miller. Miller has played a key role
in U.S. efforts to negotiate Arab Israeli Peace for almost 20 years. He served as an advisor to
presidents, secretaries of state, and national security. The purpose of this book was to without
partisanship or finger pointing honestly record what went right, what went wrong (Miller 24) and to
see how we got where we are today (Miller 28) in the context of Middle East peace and policies
regarding Jimmy Carter and his initiative to find a solution and build his legacy as a president.. The
book provides valuable anecdotal evidence from President Jimmy Carter,
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My 3 Values Essay
Maturity is achieved when a person postpones immediate pleasures for long term values, according to
Joshua Liebman. Values can be just about anything that you can imagine. My 3 values are respect,
loyalty, and honesty. I believe that my three values are what describe me and will help me when I m
older with the decisions that I make.
Respect is one of the most important values to me because they mostly matter in the way that if
someone shows no respect for you or others they more than likely have no respect coming to
themselves or showing it to others. To be respected, learn to respect others to show growth and
maturity. If we don t learn at an earlier age to respect others, such as our peers, adults, or parents, we
would never be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To have loyalty in life, can go a long way, most of my values, and goals, the mostly contribute to the
fact that, promotion and advancement are the two main consistent goals in my life. Loyalty contributes
to many things in life such as how we work relationships. Loyalty is treated in my different ways, I
had a dog named Rex, he was a small Pitbull mixed with Boxer, him and I, were playing outside one
day, he saw another boy, and ran off with him, I thought he would ve came back, but he never showed
up, I thought I could never have another dog without knowing what happened to my first dog. I
realized that you have to move on from the hard and difficult and just accept life, even if it is hard, just
never giving up or not stopping because of one person or of one thing that is making you stop and not
accomplish \ your dreams. Loyalty is the second value most important to me in my 3 values, such as
respect, loyalty, and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Maturity is achieved when a person postpones immediate pleasures for long term values, according to
Joshua Liebman. Values can be just about anything that you can imagine. My 3 values are respect,
loyalty, and honesty. I believe that my three values are what describe me and will help me when I m
older with the decisions that I make.
Respect is one of the most important values to me because they mostly matter in the way that if
someone shows no respect for you or others they more than likely have no respect coming to
themselves or showing it to others. To be respected, learn to respect others to show growth and
maturity. If we don t learn at an earlier age to respect others, such as our peers, adults, or parents, we
would never be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To have loyalty in life, can go a long way, most of my values, and goals, the mostly contribute to the
fact that, promotion and advancement are the two main consistent goals in my life. Loyalty contributes
to many things in life such as how we work relationships. Loyalty is treated in my different ways, I
had a dog named Rex, he was a small Pitbull mixed with Boxer, him and I, were playing outside one
day, he saw another boy, and ran off with him, I thought he would ve came back, but he never showed
up, I thought I could never have another dog without knowing what happened to my first dog. I
realized that you have to move on from the hard and difficult and just accept life, even if it is hard, just
never giving up or not stopping because of one person or of one thing that is making you stop and not
accomplish \ your dreams. Loyalty is the second value most important to me in my 3 values, such as
respect, loyalty, and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Freedom Vs Freedom Essay
In class it was discussed if people were not afraid of getting a bad grade they would not study or come
to class. I believe this is true. Without this fear, people would take classes and never study or learn
anything. If we took away the tickets for speeding was also discussed in class. If they were to
disappear people would drive however they wanted without any regard to others. The roads would not
be safe for people. This is another example of why we need this fear of consequence. I never thought
about grade and studying and respecting the street signs were a fear until it was talked about in class. I
just thought about it as rules to follow so we could avoid disaster. Because, of this discussion I began
to think about if we are a fear ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This creates what we call classism and racism. That in turn creates even more fear and division in the
group. With these smaller groups, it is easy to keep power and continue a fear based society. The
biggest example is after 9 11 when the American government created an enemy with the Muslims.
They labeled them all as terrorists because they wanted to invade the Middle East for oil. This was one
of the only ways to get the people to fall in line and label an entire group of people as something they
are not. Just because a small amount of people who were members of the religion doesn t make the
entire following bad. Those people created a fear for people to not wish to go out of their houses, and
if they saw someone covering their head, they would be afraid of a bomb. Many people started to hide
what should have been freedom to practice as they pleased, keeping people doing exactly what is
expected. Should the state really take charge of this freedom? We may think that our current society is
liberticidal, in the sense that it replaces our consciousness. It embodies freedom, while we must not
forget that man is endowed with free will. That means man as a whole is capable of doing the
absolutely worse things to others and is very able to impede upon someone else s freedom. But on the
other hand, without the few or what was once called the ruling class of society, we would have
anarchy as society, which we
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In class it was discussed if people were not afraid of getting a bad grade they would not study or come
to class. I believe this is true. Without this fear, people would take classes and never study or learn
anything. If we took away the tickets for speeding was also discussed in class. If they were to
disappear people would drive however they wanted without any regard to others. The roads would not
be safe for people. This is another example of why we need this fear of consequence. I never thought
about grade and studying and respecting the street signs were a fear until it was talked about in class. I
just thought about it as rules to follow so we could avoid disaster. Because, of this discussion I began
to think about if we are a fear ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This creates what we call classism and racism. That in turn creates even more fear and division in the
group. With these smaller groups, it is easy to keep power and continue a fear based society. The
biggest example is after 9 11 when the American government created an enemy with the Muslims.
They labeled them all as terrorists because they wanted to invade the Middle East for oil. This was one
of the only ways to get the people to fall in line and label an entire group of people as something they
are not. Just because a small amount of people who were members of the religion doesn t make the
entire following bad. Those people created a fear for people to not wish to go out of their houses, and
if they saw someone covering their head, they would be afraid of a bomb. Many people started to hide
what should have been freedom to practice as they pleased, keeping people doing exactly what is
expected. Should the state really take charge of this freedom? We may think that our current society is
liberticidal, in the sense that it replaces our consciousness. It embodies freedom, while we must not
forget that man is endowed with free will. That means man as a whole is capable of doing the
absolutely worse things to others and is very able to impede upon someone else s freedom. But on the
other hand, without the few or what was once called the ruling class of society, we would have
anarchy as society, which we
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Shen s Room Dialectical Journal
Shen s Room As Shen watches Aixin happily winding up his toy bunny, he walks over, bends down
next to Aixin and asks, Bunny, you really like that toy huh? Aixin gives him a big smile and nods his
head and says excitedly, Shen, do you want one to. It very fun to play with. Shen chuckles and says,
no. I already have a bunny. Aixin gives him a confuse look and says, Really?! How come i ve never
seen it. Are you lying to me. Shen chuckles at him and says, I would never lie to you. Aixin quickly
stood up and enthusiastically asks, Then can i see it please! But shen just laughs and says, How bout I
show you a real bunny instead. With that, Aixin shakes his head excitedly at him. ... Show more
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But Shen just turns back and smiles at him. Once Shen finishes setting up the traps, he happily walks
back towards Aixin and picks him off the ground. Aixin, Shen, you promise to show me some bunnies.
Where are you taking me now. Shen just smile at him and says, Bunny, we just have to wait for a few
hours and you ll see them. After a couple of hours has past, Shen took Aixin back to the garden and as
they near it, Aixin can hear soft rustling sounds coming from the inside the box and excitedly points to
the box while he turns to Shen and whispers, Look! I think there are bunnies inside. Seeing how
excited Aixin is, Shen could help but chuckle as he goes to open the box and take out a small white
bunny. Upon seeing the little thing in Shen s hand, Aixin s eye s widen and the corners of his mouth
curve into a bright smile. Aixin, Shen can i hold it please. Shen smiles at him and hands him the soft
bunny and a piece of carrot. Aixin was so excited to see such a cute little thing and it felt so soft in his
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Shen s Room As Shen watches Aixin happily winding up his toy bunny, he walks over, bends down
next to Aixin and asks, Bunny, you really like that toy huh? Aixin gives him a big smile and nods his
head and says excitedly, Shen, do you want one to. It very fun to play with. Shen chuckles and says,
no. I already have a bunny. Aixin gives him a confuse look and says, Really?! How come i ve never
seen it. Are you lying to me. Shen chuckles at him and says, I would never lie to you. Aixin quickly
stood up and enthusiastically asks, Then can i see it please! But shen just laughs and says, How bout I
show you a real bunny instead. With that, Aixin shakes his head excitedly at him. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
But Shen just turns back and smiles at him. Once Shen finishes setting up the traps, he happily walks
back towards Aixin and picks him off the ground. Aixin, Shen, you promise to show me some bunnies.
Where are you taking me now. Shen just smile at him and says, Bunny, we just have to wait for a few
hours and you ll see them. After a couple of hours has past, Shen took Aixin back to the garden and as
they near it, Aixin can hear soft rustling sounds coming from the inside the box and excitedly points to
the box while he turns to Shen and whispers, Look! I think there are bunnies inside. Seeing how
excited Aixin is, Shen could help but chuckle as he goes to open the box and take out a small white
bunny. Upon seeing the little thing in Shen s hand, Aixin s eye s widen and the corners of his mouth
curve into a bright smile. Aixin, Shen can i hold it please. Shen smiles at him and hands him the soft
bunny and a piece of carrot. Aixin was so excited to see such a cute little thing and it felt so soft in his
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Existential Psychotherapy Is Based Upon The Fundamental...
Existential psychotherapy is based upon the fundamental belief that each individual experiences
psychological and emotional difficulties. These psychological and emotional difficulties are viewed as
inner conflicts due to his or her interaction with certain conditions inherent in human existence called
givens. The theory recognizes at least four primary existential givens: freedom and associated
responsibility, death, isolation, meaninglessness (Corey, 2017, pp. 144). In therapy, the client
discovers how to incorporate the paradoxes around these concerns, and thereby increase tolerance of
the anxiety that may be associated with them. Personal responsibility and choice is emphasized, and
focus is more on the here and now . Increased mindful awareness is crucial in becoming more healthy
and fully functioning. A confrontation with any of these givens fills an individual with existential
anxiety. This anxiety is thought to reduce a person s psychological, physical, social, and spiritual
awareness, which may lead to significant long term consequences. For example, many individuals
have learned throughout their lives that each human being and their loved ones will eventually die, but
the day and time this will happen to anyone is unknown. The fact that this information is unknown
may bring people tremendous feelings of anxiety which may lead certain people to ignore the present
reality and become fixated on death and human existence. However, through existential therapy it is
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Existential psychotherapy is based upon the fundamental belief that each individual experiences
psychological and emotional difficulties. These psychological and emotional difficulties are viewed as
inner conflicts due to his or her interaction with certain conditions inherent in human existence called
givens. The theory recognizes at least four primary existential givens: freedom and associated
responsibility, death, isolation, meaninglessness (Corey, 2017, pp. 144). In therapy, the client
discovers how to incorporate the paradoxes around these concerns, and thereby increase tolerance of
the anxiety that may be associated with them. Personal responsibility and choice is emphasized, and
focus is more on the here and now . Increased mindful awareness is crucial in becoming more healthy
and fully functioning. A confrontation with any of these givens fills an individual with existential
anxiety. This anxiety is thought to reduce a person s psychological, physical, social, and spiritual
awareness, which may lead to significant long term consequences. For example, many individuals
have learned throughout their lives that each human being and their loved ones will eventually die, but
the day and time this will happen to anyone is unknown. The fact that this information is unknown
may bring people tremendous feelings of anxiety which may lead certain people to ignore the present
reality and become fixated on death and human existence. However, through existential therapy it is
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The Music Of The Hip Hop
The Hip Hop is basically a cultural movement that originated in the Suburbs of cities. It was began to
evolve in 1970 and in particular by the Americans who of African descent (American Africans) . Rap
is a type of singing. It combines the performance of different rap utter words without committing to a
particular tune, and rhythm. Rap began in Kingston, Jamaica City at the end of the sixties as a kind
new musical was derived from dancehall. It has spread in the United States at the beginning of the
seventies in the Bronx. Since the hip hop appeared in New York in the early seventies. This
phenomenon has grown to include all ways of life and living, that for a number of compact and well
established factors such as: Ethnic minority, technology, art, the street s life and slums. Often these
trading music and singing folk poets and street youth who suffer from oppression, troubled physical
and social conditions such as poverty, unemployment, addiction, or who the rigors of life led them to
engage in the world of gangs and the drug trade. That does not put hip hop within narrow limits of
poverty, drugs and crime and delinquency framework. Perhaps one of the most important reasons
which made the music of hip hop spread at the Arab streets is a domination of American culture
through cinema and the media. There is a permanent tendency among Arab youth to mimic any kind
of American cultures especially because it promoted with the utmost intelligence, skill and craft in
addition
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The Hip Hop is basically a cultural movement that originated in the Suburbs of cities. It was began to
evolve in 1970 and in particular by the Americans who of African descent (American Africans) . Rap
is a type of singing. It combines the performance of different rap utter words without committing to a
particular tune, and rhythm. Rap began in Kingston, Jamaica City at the end of the sixties as a kind
new musical was derived from dancehall. It has spread in the United States at the beginning of the
seventies in the Bronx. Since the hip hop appeared in New York in the early seventies. This
phenomenon has grown to include all ways of life and living, that for a number of compact and well
established factors such as: Ethnic minority, technology, art, the street s life and slums. Often these
trading music and singing folk poets and street youth who suffer from oppression, troubled physical
and social conditions such as poverty, unemployment, addiction, or who the rigors of life led them to
engage in the world of gangs and the drug trade. That does not put hip hop within narrow limits of
poverty, drugs and crime and delinquency framework. Perhaps one of the most important reasons
which made the music of hip hop spread at the Arab streets is a domination of American culture
through cinema and the media. There is a permanent tendency among Arab youth to mimic any kind
of American cultures especially because it promoted with the utmost intelligence, skill and craft in
addition
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