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Grade 3
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Comparing Buddhism and Christianity Essay
Comparing Buddhism and Christianity
In the early sixth century Christianity was evolving at a rapid pace. The spread of Christianity
was not only moving westward through Europe, but it was also moving eastward down the Silk
Road. The eastward spread of Christianity was primarily a form of Christianity known as
Nestorianism, after the teachings of Nestorius, a fifth century patriarch. By 635 Nestorian
Christianity had reached the heart of China spreading through all of Persia and India. During the
middle of the seventh century Nestorian churches were found in cities all along the Silk Road,
though there were unquestionably many fewer Christians than Buddhists in Asia Up until the turn
of the sixteenth century Christianity endured ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The sutra explains that salvation could be gained by calling on the name of Amitabha with
absolute faith in his vow of a pure land. It is said that with absolute faith in Amitabha he would
appear at the time of death to lead the faithful to paradise or the pure land. In China the beginnings
of the Pure Land Buddhism can be traced back as far as the fourth century. During the fourth
century a well known scholar named Hui yuan formed a society of monks who meditated on the
name of Amitabha. Hui yuan a former Taoist promoted this school of Buddhism and in 402 AD he
founded the Fellowship pf the White Lotus from which Pure Land School was developed. During
the sixth and seventh centuries T an luan, Tao ch o and
Shan tao spread the sect of Pure Land Buddhism and are recognized as the first patriarchs of the
school. Monks of the Tendai School later brought the Pure Land teaching to Japan. In 1133 AD
Honen was born and at the early age of thirteen he was ordained as a Buddhist monk. Honen
spent thirty year in training at the Tendai School on Mt. Hiei where he gained a large knowledge
of all forms of Buddhism. At the age of forty Honen broke away from his Tendai teaching and
began to write the foundations of Pure Land Buddhism. Honen completed his work in 1175 AD
and began to preach the faith of Pure Land. As a result of Honen simple religion of hope he became
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparing Buddhism and Christianity
In the early sixth century Christianity was evolving at a rapid pace. The spread of Christianity
was not only moving westward through Europe, but it was also moving eastward down the Silk
Road. The eastward spread of Christianity was primarily a form of Christianity known as
Nestorianism, after the teachings of Nestorius, a fifth century patriarch. By 635 Nestorian
Christianity had reached the heart of China spreading through all of Persia and India. During the
middle of the seventh century Nestorian churches were found in cities all along the Silk Road,
though there were unquestionably many fewer Christians than Buddhists in Asia Up until the turn
of the sixteenth century Christianity endured ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The sutra explains that salvation could be gained by calling on the name of Amitabha with
absolute faith in his vow of a pure land. It is said that with absolute faith in Amitabha he would
appear at the time of death to lead the faithful to paradise or the pure land. In China the beginnings
of the Pure Land Buddhism can be traced back as far as the fourth century. During the fourth
century a well known scholar named Hui yuan formed a society of monks who meditated on the
name of Amitabha. Hui yuan a former Taoist promoted this school of Buddhism and in 402 AD he
founded the Fellowship pf the White Lotus from which Pure Land School was developed. During
the sixth and seventh centuries T an luan, Tao ch o and
Shan tao spread the sect of Pure Land Buddhism and are recognized as the first patriarchs of the
school. Monks of the Tendai School later brought the Pure Land teaching to Japan. In 1133 AD
Honen was born and at the early age of thirteen he was ordained as a Buddhist monk. Honen
spent thirty year in training at the Tendai School on Mt. Hiei where he gained a large knowledge
of all forms of Buddhism. At the age of forty Honen broke away from his Tendai teaching and
began to write the foundations of Pure Land Buddhism. Honen completed his work in 1175 AD
and began to preach the faith of Pure Land. As a result of Honen simple religion of hope he became
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Frida Calderon Biography
Frida Kahlo at birth was named, Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderon and she was born on
July 6, 1907 in CoyoacГ Ўn, Mexico City, Mexico. She was an extraordinary woman and artist
whose life was marked by tragedies which were forever present in her paintings. She portrays
her life experiences, Mexican culture and folklore, political views and autobiographical life in
her paintings. Frida s father was Wilhelm Kahlo born on October 26, 1871 in Pforzheim,
Germany, a German Jew of Hungarian Descent and Frida s mother was Matilde Calderon, born on
July 5, 1874 in MexicoCity, Mexico of Spanish Indian descent and a devout Catholic.
Frida Kahlo contracted Polio at a very young age; she was 6 years old and this would be the
beginning event of her experience with pain. She was restricted to bed for a period of 9 months.
Her right leg was deformed and remained thinner than her left leg so she decided to cover her
withered leg by wearing long skirts for the rest of her life. At this young age she experienced
pain, isolation and loneliness since her classmates would tease her and call her names as a result
of her right leg deformity. She found that her imagination was a safe haven to retreat to so no one
would know she was feeling hurt. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He looked at her paintings and told her that he liked the painting, Self Portrait in a Velvet Dress
(1926) , because it was one of a kind. He told her to continue painting and that he would be
visiting her to see her progress. He finally came to see her new paintings and told her she had
talent. What followed was an invitation from Diego Rivera for Frida to attend a party where she
meets the photographer, Tina Modotti and David Alfaro Siqueiros, another mural painter who is
also a communist. Diego Rivera introduces Frida to the politics of the Communist Party and she
also becomes his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Frida Kahlo at birth was named, Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderon and she was born on
July 6, 1907 in CoyoacГ Ўn, Mexico City, Mexico. She was an extraordinary woman and artist
whose life was marked by tragedies which were forever present in her paintings. She portrays
her life experiences, Mexican culture and folklore, political views and autobiographical life in
her paintings. Frida s father was Wilhelm Kahlo born on October 26, 1871 in Pforzheim,
Germany, a German Jew of Hungarian Descent and Frida s mother was Matilde Calderon, born on
July 5, 1874 in MexicoCity, Mexico of Spanish Indian descent and a devout Catholic.
Frida Kahlo contracted Polio at a very young age; she was 6 years old and this would be the
beginning event of her experience with pain. She was restricted to bed for a period of 9 months.
Her right leg was deformed and remained thinner than her left leg so she decided to cover her
withered leg by wearing long skirts for the rest of her life. At this young age she experienced
pain, isolation and loneliness since her classmates would tease her and call her names as a result
of her right leg deformity. She found that her imagination was a safe haven to retreat to so no one
would know she was feeling hurt. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He looked at her paintings and told her that he liked the painting, Self Portrait in a Velvet Dress
(1926) , because it was one of a kind. He told her to continue painting and that he would be
visiting her to see her progress. He finally came to see her new paintings and told her she had
talent. What followed was an invitation from Diego Rivera for Frida to attend a party where she
meets the photographer, Tina Modotti and David Alfaro Siqueiros, another mural painter who is
also a communist. Diego Rivera introduces Frida to the politics of the Communist Party and she
also becomes his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Soldier Henry Dobbin Superstition
Although in postmodern society superstitions don t have much of a place, for most of history they
have a played a huge role in shaping culture and society. Whether they are old tales, urban legends,
or horror stories, many humans from different backgrounds have created and develop them. A
superstition is an irrational fear of what is unknown or mysterious, especially in connection with
religion. In the chapter called Stocking, O Brien describes soldier Henry Dobbins talisman. Soldier
Dobbin carries to battle, his g ex girlfriend s pantyhose. Dobbins is known as a super soldier due to
his skills in combat; despite the dangerous situations and mistakes Dobbin commits he always
comes out of danger unharmed. Dobbin carries around the pantyhose
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Although in postmodern society superstitions don t have much of a place, for most of history they
have a played a huge role in shaping culture and society. Whether they are old tales, urban legends,
or horror stories, many humans from different backgrounds have created and develop them. A
superstition is an irrational fear of what is unknown or mysterious, especially in connection with
religion. In the chapter called Stocking, O Brien describes soldier Henry Dobbins talisman. Soldier
Dobbin carries to battle, his g ex girlfriend s pantyhose. Dobbins is known as a super soldier due to
his skills in combat; despite the dangerous situations and mistakes Dobbin commits he always
comes out of danger unharmed. Dobbin carries around the pantyhose
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sample Feasibility Study
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
General Information: Project name: 1957 Security amp; Investigation Agency Corporation
Location: A. Chan Building, Mandalagan, Bacolod City, Philippines
I. Project Profile:
This document is developed to provide the entrepreneur with a potential investment opportunity in
setting up and operating a Security Agency. The document is designed to provide information and
outline various details to facilitate the entrepreneur in making correct decisions as to technical,
financial, legal and business details. The document also allows change of various parameters to suit
the customized needs of the entrepreneur.
Operating a security agency as a commercial unit generating revenues and providing security
services ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Security Management Staff: * General Manager/Proprietor Act as the Chief Security Director for
Operations and shall be the head of the agency. He shall be responsible for the entire operation
and administration/management and canvassing of clientele of the agency. * Operation Officer
Act as the staff director for operations, ensures that the company has the proper operational
controls, administrative and reporting procedures; he shall assist the General Manager in the
efficient operation of the agency. He shall be responsible for the implementation of the contract
agreement with the clientele. He shall also be responsible for the mobility and issuance of
firearms and other necessary equipment, and shall spearhead investigation on matters related to
the conduct of the operations. * Bookkeeper Keeps records of financial transactions for
establishment, calculates employee wages from records or time cards, responsible for the prompt
collection of agency s service fees and disbursement of funds and compile reports to show statistics,
such as cash receipts and expenditures, accounts payable and receivable, profit and loss, and other
items pertinent to operation of business. * Collector vis a vis Property Custodian Receives
payments and post amounts paid to customer accounts. Locate and notify customers
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY
General Information: Project name: 1957 Security amp; Investigation Agency Corporation
Location: A. Chan Building, Mandalagan, Bacolod City, Philippines
I. Project Profile:
This document is developed to provide the entrepreneur with a potential investment opportunity in
setting up and operating a Security Agency. The document is designed to provide information and
outline various details to facilitate the entrepreneur in making correct decisions as to technical,
financial, legal and business details. The document also allows change of various parameters to suit
the customized needs of the entrepreneur.
Operating a security agency as a commercial unit generating revenues and providing security
services ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Security Management Staff: * General Manager/Proprietor Act as the Chief Security Director for
Operations and shall be the head of the agency. He shall be responsible for the entire operation
and administration/management and canvassing of clientele of the agency. * Operation Officer
Act as the staff director for operations, ensures that the company has the proper operational
controls, administrative and reporting procedures; he shall assist the General Manager in the
efficient operation of the agency. He shall be responsible for the implementation of the contract
agreement with the clientele. He shall also be responsible for the mobility and issuance of
firearms and other necessary equipment, and shall spearhead investigation on matters related to
the conduct of the operations. * Bookkeeper Keeps records of financial transactions for
establishment, calculates employee wages from records or time cards, responsible for the prompt
collection of agency s service fees and disbursement of funds and compile reports to show statistics,
such as cash receipts and expenditures, accounts payable and receivable, profit and loss, and other
items pertinent to operation of business. * Collector vis a vis Property Custodian Receives
payments and post amounts paid to customer accounts. Locate and notify customers
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Homeless Organization
Some people might think that the people living on the streets don t have a home because they didn
t make use of opportunities while they could. Even though that may be true for some, others didn t
have the best childhood and didn t have the money to go to school and be successful. I am here to
give them a second chance and renew themselves. I am creating an organization to build tiny homes
for the homeless. I have done some research about different tiny homes communities. There are
several in the US that have wanted to house the homeless, but none have specifically wanted to
create an organization and expand. One is located in Austin, Texasand they serve the homeless food
with a food truck. My goal is to be able to expand from Texas and go into surrounding states as
well. There are roughly 565,000 homeless people in the US that need our help, 20,000 of those are
located in Texas. If you have ever been to the DallasFort Wortharea, you have probably seen some
around the streets. Texas has tons of acres of empty land that we can make these communities on
and transport the homeless to these houses to get a fresh start. Speaking of the... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
My solution is to spread the word about the organization by putting out flyers, maybe asking the
newspaper to put an ad in, and making a website to gain awareness and to spread the word
everywhere not just in our small town. Sponsors don t have to be just big companies; it can be
locals who want to support us. I was thinking we should have a donation box where you can
donate supplies, furniture, appliances, and even toys and clothes for the kids. Getting furniture
and appliances will cut the cost of the house tremendously. The big sponsors I would love to have
would be Lowe s and Home Depot. They would help us with all the supplies (wood, screws, nail,
lighting,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Some people might think that the people living on the streets don t have a home because they didn
t make use of opportunities while they could. Even though that may be true for some, others didn t
have the best childhood and didn t have the money to go to school and be successful. I am here to
give them a second chance and renew themselves. I am creating an organization to build tiny homes
for the homeless. I have done some research about different tiny homes communities. There are
several in the US that have wanted to house the homeless, but none have specifically wanted to
create an organization and expand. One is located in Austin, Texasand they serve the homeless food
with a food truck. My goal is to be able to expand from Texas and go into surrounding states as
well. There are roughly 565,000 homeless people in the US that need our help, 20,000 of those are
located in Texas. If you have ever been to the DallasFort Wortharea, you have probably seen some
around the streets. Texas has tons of acres of empty land that we can make these communities on
and transport the homeless to these houses to get a fresh start. Speaking of the... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
My solution is to spread the word about the organization by putting out flyers, maybe asking the
newspaper to put an ad in, and making a website to gain awareness and to spread the word
everywhere not just in our small town. Sponsors don t have to be just big companies; it can be
locals who want to support us. I was thinking we should have a donation box where you can
donate supplies, furniture, appliances, and even toys and clothes for the kids. Getting furniture
and appliances will cut the cost of the house tremendously. The big sponsors I would love to have
would be Lowe s and Home Depot. They would help us with all the supplies (wood, screws, nail,
lighting,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Normal Life After Emotionally Abusive Relationships
How To Return To A Normal Life After An Emotionally Abusive Relationship By: Kate Collins,
Jacqueline Banda, and Tri Nguyen After being in an emotionally abusive relationship life can be
hard. Relationships as toxic as ones involving emotional abuse make it difficult to live life the
way you did before. Luckily, there are some steps available to the people that need help. Step 1.
Take Time to Heal After an emotionally abusive relationship, healing does not just happen instantly.
You were hurt and now you need time to treat your wounds. You might also have other important
details to consider, such as living conditions, money, and child support. For you to have gone
through such an emotionally taxing and terrifying experience is something that you need to accept.
Do not live in denial because it did happen and to move on, you need to know what you are
moving on from.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Talk to Someone Speaking to a trusted friend, acquaintances, family, support group, or
psychologist can help improve your mental state. After an emotionally abusive relationship
depression and anxiety can take over your life. Expressing your emotions can make you feel
supported and through proper therapy your self esteem can be re built. Step 3. Try to Find A
New Activity to Ease Yourself Back Into Society When you feel ready, you should try to find
something to do, like a new hobby with a small group of people to become a social outlet. It will
also give you a positive way to spend your time and express yourself. You can also do this with a
close friend or family member for bonding, fun, reassurance, or all of the above. Step 4. Get back
on schedule Try your best to resume your usual routine. By doing so, your mind can be reminded
of your life before the emotionally abusive relationship. This will allow you to get your normal life
back. In addition to this, attempt to set close set
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How To Return To A Normal Life After An Emotionally Abusive Relationship By: Kate Collins,
Jacqueline Banda, and Tri Nguyen After being in an emotionally abusive relationship life can be
hard. Relationships as toxic as ones involving emotional abuse make it difficult to live life the
way you did before. Luckily, there are some steps available to the people that need help. Step 1.
Take Time to Heal After an emotionally abusive relationship, healing does not just happen instantly.
You were hurt and now you need time to treat your wounds. You might also have other important
details to consider, such as living conditions, money, and child support. For you to have gone
through such an emotionally taxing and terrifying experience is something that you need to accept.
Do not live in denial because it did happen and to move on, you need to know what you are
moving on from.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Talk to Someone Speaking to a trusted friend, acquaintances, family, support group, or
psychologist can help improve your mental state. After an emotionally abusive relationship
depression and anxiety can take over your life. Expressing your emotions can make you feel
supported and through proper therapy your self esteem can be re built. Step 3. Try to Find A
New Activity to Ease Yourself Back Into Society When you feel ready, you should try to find
something to do, like a new hobby with a small group of people to become a social outlet. It will
also give you a positive way to spend your time and express yourself. You can also do this with a
close friend or family member for bonding, fun, reassurance, or all of the above. Step 4. Get back
on schedule Try your best to resume your usual routine. By doing so, your mind can be reminded
of your life before the emotionally abusive relationship. This will allow you to get your normal life
back. In addition to this, attempt to set close set
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Humanity s False Exploration Of Mars
Humanity shouldn t pursue exploration of Mars because we have more pressing issues like
conflicts over the world (WW3). Money can be spent on other programs and or research that can be
useful today instead of exploring Mars. Also, if they did explore Mars the exploration could bring
back a deadly disease that no one can cure. Marsexploration could be disastrous, one scenario that
can occur is if the exploration brings back a deadly disease or diseases that no one can cure and can
kill all of mankind. Natives died from diseases that were brought from the Europeans and many
Europeans died from diseases from the Natives. Disease that we give to the life on Mars that kills
all life on Mars or a disease from Mars bought to Earththat kills all
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Humanity shouldn t pursue exploration of Mars because we have more pressing issues like
conflicts over the world (WW3). Money can be spent on other programs and or research that can be
useful today instead of exploring Mars. Also, if they did explore Mars the exploration could bring
back a deadly disease that no one can cure. Marsexploration could be disastrous, one scenario that
can occur is if the exploration brings back a deadly disease or diseases that no one can cure and can
kill all of mankind. Natives died from diseases that were brought from the Europeans and many
Europeans died from diseases from the Natives. Disease that we give to the life on Mars that kills
all life on Mars or a disease from Mars bought to Earththat kills all
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Geological History Of The Area
Part A: Science Understanding
1.Research: Find out about the geological history of the area.
(a)What are the main geological features of this area? (Record reliable sources on page 14 in
appropriate format.)
The Undara lava tubes were formed due to the flow of lava that left behind cooled rock. Remnant
dry forests surround the lava tubes. The most prominent feature of Undara is the Undara lava
tubes. These lava tubes are some of the longest seen in the world, with some tubes reaching
100km long. In all, there have been over 50 caves recorded in the area. The vast histories of the
Undara lava tubes help form many geological features around this area. These features include
craters, lava ponds and flows, and perennial springs. The main ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Include geological ages where possible. (Once again remember to record reliable sources on page
14 in appropriate format.)
The Undara lava tubes were formed 190,000 years ago in the Cainozoic period due to large
volcanic activity. In this time, Mount Undara had a volcanic eruption that spewed molten lava onto
the surrounding landscape. The lava reached 90km North and 160km north west of the volcano. An
estimated 23.3 km3 of lava flowed from the volcano at a rate of about 1000 m3 every second.
(Nprsr.qld.gov.au, 2015) The lava that exited the volcano reached extreme temperatures of
1200В°C, therefore destroying anything that got in it s way. The lava tubes were then formed as
the top outer layer cooled and formed a crust while the molten lava below drained outwards
leaving behind a series of hollow tubes. (Austhrutime.com, 2015) Caves however, have formed
due to weaker lava tubes collapsing and creating depressions. The craters seen in Undara have
formed from chunks of molten rock imploding the surface of the Earth due to explosions from the
Mt Undara volcano. Some of the animals that were on the earth at this time included the sabre
tooth tiger, cave bears, woolly mammoths and woolly rhinoceros. At this time, plants had a time to
flourish since the extinction of the dinosaurs. Nearly every plant living today had its roots in the
Cainozoic Era. (LiveScience.com, 2015) The same type of plants that are present around the lava
tubes today would
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Part A: Science Understanding
1.Research: Find out about the geological history of the area.
(a)What are the main geological features of this area? (Record reliable sources on page 14 in
appropriate format.)
The Undara lava tubes were formed due to the flow of lava that left behind cooled rock. Remnant
dry forests surround the lava tubes. The most prominent feature of Undara is the Undara lava
tubes. These lava tubes are some of the longest seen in the world, with some tubes reaching
100km long. In all, there have been over 50 caves recorded in the area. The vast histories of the
Undara lava tubes help form many geological features around this area. These features include
craters, lava ponds and flows, and perennial springs. The main ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Include geological ages where possible. (Once again remember to record reliable sources on page
14 in appropriate format.)
The Undara lava tubes were formed 190,000 years ago in the Cainozoic period due to large
volcanic activity. In this time, Mount Undara had a volcanic eruption that spewed molten lava onto
the surrounding landscape. The lava reached 90km North and 160km north west of the volcano. An
estimated 23.3 km3 of lava flowed from the volcano at a rate of about 1000 m3 every second.
(Nprsr.qld.gov.au, 2015) The lava that exited the volcano reached extreme temperatures of
1200В°C, therefore destroying anything that got in it s way. The lava tubes were then formed as
the top outer layer cooled and formed a crust while the molten lava below drained outwards
leaving behind a series of hollow tubes. (Austhrutime.com, 2015) Caves however, have formed
due to weaker lava tubes collapsing and creating depressions. The craters seen in Undara have
formed from chunks of molten rock imploding the surface of the Earth due to explosions from the
Mt Undara volcano. Some of the animals that were on the earth at this time included the sabre
tooth tiger, cave bears, woolly mammoths and woolly rhinoceros. At this time, plants had a time to
flourish since the extinction of the dinosaurs. Nearly every plant living today had its roots in the
Cainozoic Era. (LiveScience.com, 2015) The same type of plants that are present around the lava
tubes today would
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Becoming A Penologist
In today s society more and more people are being sentenced to prison. An increase in repeat
convicts has been steadily on the rise. This can strongly be contributed to mental illness, drug
abuse, and most importantly the lack of proper rehabilitation. The idea of prison reform has a
strong significance to me personally because I feel that our current system is not effective in
properly rehabilitating prisoners while they are serving their time. Nor do they effectively prepare
them for their reentry back into society. This is why I am pursuing the career of a Penologist.
Penologyis the study of the punishment of crimeand of prisonmanagement. I wanted to be able to
advocate for the mental illness as well as the importance of rehabilitation
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In today s society more and more people are being sentenced to prison. An increase in repeat
convicts has been steadily on the rise. This can strongly be contributed to mental illness, drug
abuse, and most importantly the lack of proper rehabilitation. The idea of prison reform has a
strong significance to me personally because I feel that our current system is not effective in
properly rehabilitating prisoners while they are serving their time. Nor do they effectively prepare
them for their reentry back into society. This is why I am pursuing the career of a Penologist.
Penologyis the study of the punishment of crimeand of prisonmanagement. I wanted to be able to
advocate for the mental illness as well as the importance of rehabilitation
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ethical Theory Of Utilitarianism
In this essay, I will attempt to explore the ethical theory of Utilitarianism and the impression it has
left on me. The Utilitarian theory suggests that it is morally right to seek the greatest good for the
greatest number of people. The morally right act is the act which results in the most happiness for
the people of this world. Nature has placed mankind under the governance of two sovereign
masters, pain and pleasure. It is for them alone to point out what we ought to do. (Bentham quoted
in DupreМ Ѓ, 2013:49) Every person s individual actions must be done with the view that their
actions will in turn result in greater happiness, not just their own personal happiness but that of
every person affected. The ethical theory of utilitarianismwas developed by Jeremy Benthamand
John Stuart Mill, who both practiced philosophy and economics. Utilitarianism at first glance seems
to have many positives and upsides, but unfortunately no system is perfect, so it... Show more
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It is evident to me that it most definitely has its flaws. Although it has made an impression on me
I am left asking myself many questions. For example, does the end result always justify the
means by which it is achieved, even if harm is still put upon some people, they may not be the
majority but they are still human beings with feelings and emotion. And how can happiness be
measured accurately? The theory of utilitarianism is based on the idea that the action or choice
that results in the greater good should be carried out. But what is good? How can you measure
and compare the goodness of separate actions? Every individual will have a different perception
on what good is depending on how it will impact on their own personal lives. All our decisions are
subjective, made in our own minds influenced by our own personal feelings and emotions. This
impressed me as the basis of what utilitarianism is built upon cannot be
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In this essay, I will attempt to explore the ethical theory of Utilitarianism and the impression it has
left on me. The Utilitarian theory suggests that it is morally right to seek the greatest good for the
greatest number of people. The morally right act is the act which results in the most happiness for
the people of this world. Nature has placed mankind under the governance of two sovereign
masters, pain and pleasure. It is for them alone to point out what we ought to do. (Bentham quoted
in DupreМ Ѓ, 2013:49) Every person s individual actions must be done with the view that their
actions will in turn result in greater happiness, not just their own personal happiness but that of
every person affected. The ethical theory of utilitarianismwas developed by Jeremy Benthamand
John Stuart Mill, who both practiced philosophy and economics. Utilitarianism at first glance seems
to have many positives and upsides, but unfortunately no system is perfect, so it... Show more
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It is evident to me that it most definitely has its flaws. Although it has made an impression on me
I am left asking myself many questions. For example, does the end result always justify the
means by which it is achieved, even if harm is still put upon some people, they may not be the
majority but they are still human beings with feelings and emotion. And how can happiness be
measured accurately? The theory of utilitarianism is based on the idea that the action or choice
that results in the greater good should be carried out. But what is good? How can you measure
and compare the goodness of separate actions? Every individual will have a different perception
on what good is depending on how it will impact on their own personal lives. All our decisions are
subjective, made in our own minds influenced by our own personal feelings and emotions. This
impressed me as the basis of what utilitarianism is built upon cannot be
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How Companies Are Managing The Foreign Exchange Risk...
1.Executive Summary
This paper discusses how companies are managing the foreign exchange risk through the use
currency options. For instance, some companies who didn t not take risk management seriously
had resulted in inefficient use of capital, increased liabilities, and reputation risk. Moreover, a
lack of certainty can cause confusion as to what a company s acceptance of risk is, such as a level
of acceptance. Without risk management, a company can become overconfident in its methods,
which could lead to a financial crisis. The failure to objectively take risks leads to bad results like a
company taking inappropriate risks not in the best long term interests of the firm. Furthermore,
poor risk management in finance could amount to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to minimise the effect of the potential losses due to foreign currency exchange rate, it
essential to understand the use of financial instrument.
Foreign exchange risk consists of three main types of exposures. First, transaction exposure is
when a firm has a contractual obligation under which it supposed to receive or pay a certain
amount in a currency that is different than its home currency. Transaction exposure has an effect of
the firm s income statement because the accounts payables or receivables can be affected by
currency exchange rates. Second foreign exchange exposure is the translation which impacts the
balance sheet of the firm. It occurs when consolidating financial statements of foreign units into a
company s home currency. The third type of foreign exchange exposure is the economic which
influences a firm s cash flows when exchange rates change. This type of exposure can impact
assets, liabilities, or any type of anticipated foreign currency cash exchange.
The starting point of any foreign exchange risk management plan is to identify the exchange
exposure faced. In controlling the foreign exchange risk, currency options have attained acceptance
as very helpful tools due to their exclusive nature. They are very critical and convey a much wider
range of hedging alternatives. Call options provide the right to the buyer to purchase the
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1.Executive Summary
This paper discusses how companies are managing the foreign exchange risk through the use
currency options. For instance, some companies who didn t not take risk management seriously
had resulted in inefficient use of capital, increased liabilities, and reputation risk. Moreover, a
lack of certainty can cause confusion as to what a company s acceptance of risk is, such as a level
of acceptance. Without risk management, a company can become overconfident in its methods,
which could lead to a financial crisis. The failure to objectively take risks leads to bad results like a
company taking inappropriate risks not in the best long term interests of the firm. Furthermore,
poor risk management in finance could amount to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to minimise the effect of the potential losses due to foreign currency exchange rate, it
essential to understand the use of financial instrument.
Foreign exchange risk consists of three main types of exposures. First, transaction exposure is
when a firm has a contractual obligation under which it supposed to receive or pay a certain
amount in a currency that is different than its home currency. Transaction exposure has an effect of
the firm s income statement because the accounts payables or receivables can be affected by
currency exchange rates. Second foreign exchange exposure is the translation which impacts the
balance sheet of the firm. It occurs when consolidating financial statements of foreign units into a
company s home currency. The third type of foreign exchange exposure is the economic which
influences a firm s cash flows when exchange rates change. This type of exposure can impact
assets, liabilities, or any type of anticipated foreign currency cash exchange.
The starting point of any foreign exchange risk management plan is to identify the exchange
exposure faced. In controlling the foreign exchange risk, currency options have attained acceptance
as very helpful tools due to their exclusive nature. They are very critical and convey a much wider
range of hedging alternatives. Call options provide the right to the buyer to purchase the
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Analysis of New Social Movement Theory Essay
Analysis of New Social Movement Theory
Works Cited Not Included
In Johnston, LaraГ±a, and Gusfield s discussion of New Social Movement (NSM) theory, they
identify the concept as a double edged sword, in that is has both related itself to the changing shape
of society but also overemphasized the newness of its model, almost divorcing itself from previous
social movement theories instead of acknowledging and assessing the similarities between them
and integrating what is useful from theories of the past. As its basic framework asserts that social
movements now are not as linked to class as they were in the time of the emergence of Marxism
and at the height of industrialist society (as Resource Mobilization Theory might stress), new ...
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The second characteristic of NSM s is tied to the first, in that groups no longer tend to share an over
arching ideological framework, whereas in Marxist discourse, such a shared frame was the unifying
and totalizing element for collective action (Buechler Cylke 277). Ideological unity has been
supplanted by pragmatic orientations where movement members seek institutional reform to attain
greater power in decision making processes, promoting a democratizing dynamic in social
movement discourse.
The third characteristic describes the mode of identity formation that is predominant in NSM s,
whose center tends to be cultural and symbolic issues, in contrast to the mobilization around
economic grievances in other social movements (Buechler Cylke 277). The shared symbols and
cultural meanings of members of NSM s serve to redefine daily life in the context of the movement.
A blurring between public and private action or relation between the individual and the collective
is the fourth and a very prominent trait of NSM s (Buechler Cylke 277). The hippie movement and
vegetarianism are good examples of private behaviors being perceived as part of a social movement
or being connected to a collective identity. Johnston, et al. explain this by indicating that in and
through movements that have no clear class or structural base, the movement becomes the focus
for the individual s definition of himself or herself, and
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Analysis of New Social Movement Theory
Works Cited Not Included
In Johnston, LaraГ±a, and Gusfield s discussion of New Social Movement (NSM) theory, they
identify the concept as a double edged sword, in that is has both related itself to the changing shape
of society but also overemphasized the newness of its model, almost divorcing itself from previous
social movement theories instead of acknowledging and assessing the similarities between them
and integrating what is useful from theories of the past. As its basic framework asserts that social
movements now are not as linked to class as they were in the time of the emergence of Marxism
and at the height of industrialist society (as Resource Mobilization Theory might stress), new ...
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The second characteristic of NSM s is tied to the first, in that groups no longer tend to share an over
arching ideological framework, whereas in Marxist discourse, such a shared frame was the unifying
and totalizing element for collective action (Buechler Cylke 277). Ideological unity has been
supplanted by pragmatic orientations where movement members seek institutional reform to attain
greater power in decision making processes, promoting a democratizing dynamic in social
movement discourse.
The third characteristic describes the mode of identity formation that is predominant in NSM s,
whose center tends to be cultural and symbolic issues, in contrast to the mobilization around
economic grievances in other social movements (Buechler Cylke 277). The shared symbols and
cultural meanings of members of NSM s serve to redefine daily life in the context of the movement.
A blurring between public and private action or relation between the individual and the collective
is the fourth and a very prominent trait of NSM s (Buechler Cylke 277). The hippie movement and
vegetarianism are good examples of private behaviors being perceived as part of a social movement
or being connected to a collective identity. Johnston, et al. explain this by indicating that in and
through movements that have no clear class or structural base, the movement becomes the focus
for the individual s definition of himself or herself, and
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The Death Penalty Is Archaic and Immoral Essays
The death penalty is simply a modernized version of the Holy Bible s an eye for an eye, a tooth
for a tooth, a hand for a hand, a foot for a foot . Some argue that death is a necessary retribution
for murderous cases but is it effective morally? Revenge only glorifies violence, which is most
definitely not the message the world strives to display. The death penaltyis a negative form of
punishment and insinuates a harsh reflection of society economically, politically, and socially.
More than two thirds of the world s countries formally oppose the death penalty, yet only fifteen out
of the fifty United Statesalso object against the decree. What does this say about America? The
United States represents freedom yet braces an... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dating back to the great words of Voltaire, It is better to risk saving a guilty person than to
condemn an innocent one. Over 130 people have been exculpated over false convictions since 1730
and the numbers are still growing. When those thirty five United States prove that they can weed
out the guilty from the innocent confidently and without fail, maybe then they shall obtain the
rationale behind such a serious sanction. Yet as it stands so clumsily today, there is no assurance
the death penalty emits for the future. The death penalty is discriminatory against social and
economical aspects of society. Studies show that starting in 1977, most of those placed on death row
are guilty of killing white victims, and that African Americans enumerate one third of those
executions. The most evident factor determining execution is the ethnicity of the victim, which is
extremely biased, even if racial hostility is still inextricable to civilization. Not only is the death
penalty prejudice, but it is also exceedingly unfair economically. It s horribly expensive to run
executions, and the money spent on them could be put into more useful areas of interest and even
help reduce rates of crime! Many inmates cannot afford their own attorney, which leaves them with
either no lawyer or poor representation in court to defend them selves. The government has the
authorization to ratify the death penalty in any location inside America, even in states
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The death penalty is simply a modernized version of the Holy Bible s an eye for an eye, a tooth
for a tooth, a hand for a hand, a foot for a foot . Some argue that death is a necessary retribution
for murderous cases but is it effective morally? Revenge only glorifies violence, which is most
definitely not the message the world strives to display. The death penaltyis a negative form of
punishment and insinuates a harsh reflection of society economically, politically, and socially.
More than two thirds of the world s countries formally oppose the death penalty, yet only fifteen out
of the fifty United Statesalso object against the decree. What does this say about America? The
United States represents freedom yet braces an... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dating back to the great words of Voltaire, It is better to risk saving a guilty person than to
condemn an innocent one. Over 130 people have been exculpated over false convictions since 1730
and the numbers are still growing. When those thirty five United States prove that they can weed
out the guilty from the innocent confidently and without fail, maybe then they shall obtain the
rationale behind such a serious sanction. Yet as it stands so clumsily today, there is no assurance
the death penalty emits for the future. The death penalty is discriminatory against social and
economical aspects of society. Studies show that starting in 1977, most of those placed on death row
are guilty of killing white victims, and that African Americans enumerate one third of those
executions. The most evident factor determining execution is the ethnicity of the victim, which is
extremely biased, even if racial hostility is still inextricable to civilization. Not only is the death
penalty prejudice, but it is also exceedingly unfair economically. It s horribly expensive to run
executions, and the money spent on them could be put into more useful areas of interest and even
help reduce rates of crime! Many inmates cannot afford their own attorney, which leaves them with
either no lawyer or poor representation in court to defend them selves. The government has the
authorization to ratify the death penalty in any location inside America, even in states
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Flat Tax
The idea of a flat rate of income tax is one of a single rate of tax paid by everyone. Currently, in
the UK, the rate at which one pays tax is dependent on the level of income of an individual from
paying no tax at all with a low income to 45% tax on extremely high incomes these incomes include
bonuses, dividends, retainers etc. This excludes, however the Personal Allowance permitted by the
government, В Ј11,000 which one does not have to pay income on. In the UK, the flat taxdates back
to medieval England, when it was introduced in 1377, followed almost immediately by a
graduated tax in 1379. Incidentally, this essay will explore the advantages and disadvantages of a
flat rate of income tax.
There are numerous advantages to having a single ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overall, a correct execution of a flat tax would produce social equality, profits and a growing
economy. The major change it would bring about would be to simplify a convoluted system, with
less procedure to go through as everyone pays a single rate, resulting in more people being
inclined to pay and follow tax regulations. However, I conclude that the disadvantages end up
outweighing these advantages. A look at history has shown that the general public would not be in
favour of a flat rate of income tax as it heavily burdens the poor while favouring the rich. Many a
time, this heavy discrimination results in a high exemption rate, the revenues of which may not be
able to be compensated for through foreign investment, as such a rapidly spending economy such as
the UK cannot necessarily be compared to those of Eastern Europe. This is aside from the fact that
it would be extremely difficult and expensive to implement such a tax in such an economic
environment. Therefore, the disadvantages are far greater than the
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The idea of a flat rate of income tax is one of a single rate of tax paid by everyone. Currently, in
the UK, the rate at which one pays tax is dependent on the level of income of an individual from
paying no tax at all with a low income to 45% tax on extremely high incomes these incomes include
bonuses, dividends, retainers etc. This excludes, however the Personal Allowance permitted by the
government, В Ј11,000 which one does not have to pay income on. In the UK, the flat taxdates back
to medieval England, when it was introduced in 1377, followed almost immediately by a
graduated tax in 1379. Incidentally, this essay will explore the advantages and disadvantages of a
flat rate of income tax.
There are numerous advantages to having a single ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overall, a correct execution of a flat tax would produce social equality, profits and a growing
economy. The major change it would bring about would be to simplify a convoluted system, with
less procedure to go through as everyone pays a single rate, resulting in more people being
inclined to pay and follow tax regulations. However, I conclude that the disadvantages end up
outweighing these advantages. A look at history has shown that the general public would not be in
favour of a flat rate of income tax as it heavily burdens the poor while favouring the rich. Many a
time, this heavy discrimination results in a high exemption rate, the revenues of which may not be
able to be compensated for through foreign investment, as such a rapidly spending economy such as
the UK cannot necessarily be compared to those of Eastern Europe. This is aside from the fact that
it would be extremely difficult and expensive to implement such a tax in such an economic
environment. Therefore, the disadvantages are far greater than the
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Security Threats of E-Commerce
INTRODUCTION
E commerce, which is simply the system of transacting business through the use of electronic and
digital media as the computer and mobile devices, has become not just a necessary but also an
effective means of global economic development. The astronomical growth of interconnectivity
through the computer network (I.e., internet) has made e commerce a veritable tool for quick
business relationships to be formed without any form of physical contact. At the click of the mouse,
business transactions ranging from banking, shopping and all manner of trading are carried out by
millions of internet users on a daily basis.
Due to the impersonal nature of communication over the internet, and obviously, these processes
take place in a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The goods can be physical goods, such as books, equipments or CDs, or electronic goods, such as
electronic documents, images, or music. Similarly, there are traditional services, such as hotel or
flight booking, as well as electronic services, such as financial market analyses in electronic form.
E payment systems are not a novel idea. Electronic money has been used between banks in the
form of funds transfer since 1960. For nearly as long, customers have been able to withdraw money
from ATMs (automatic teller machines), and the use of credit cards has also become increasingly
common since then.
Credit Cards
Credit cards are currently the most popular payment instrument on the Internet. The first credit
cards were introduced decades ago (Diner s Club in 1949, American Express in 1958). For a long
time, credit cards have been produced with magnetic stripes containing unencrypted, read only
information. Today, more and more cards are smart cards containing hardware devices (chips)
offering encryption and far greater storage capacity. Recently even virtual credit cards (software
digital or e wallets) are gaining progressive patronage.
Typically, the customer gives his credit card information (i.e., issuer, expiry date, number) to the
merchant. The merchant asks the acquirer bank for authorization. The acquirer bank sends a
message over the interbank network to the issuer bank asking for
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INTRODUCTION
E commerce, which is simply the system of transacting business through the use of electronic and
digital media as the computer and mobile devices, has become not just a necessary but also an
effective means of global economic development. The astronomical growth of interconnectivity
through the computer network (I.e., internet) has made e commerce a veritable tool for quick
business relationships to be formed without any form of physical contact. At the click of the mouse,
business transactions ranging from banking, shopping and all manner of trading are carried out by
millions of internet users on a daily basis.
Due to the impersonal nature of communication over the internet, and obviously, these processes
take place in a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The goods can be physical goods, such as books, equipments or CDs, or electronic goods, such as
electronic documents, images, or music. Similarly, there are traditional services, such as hotel or
flight booking, as well as electronic services, such as financial market analyses in electronic form.
E payment systems are not a novel idea. Electronic money has been used between banks in the
form of funds transfer since 1960. For nearly as long, customers have been able to withdraw money
from ATMs (automatic teller machines), and the use of credit cards has also become increasingly
common since then.
Credit Cards
Credit cards are currently the most popular payment instrument on the Internet. The first credit
cards were introduced decades ago (Diner s Club in 1949, American Express in 1958). For a long
time, credit cards have been produced with magnetic stripes containing unencrypted, read only
information. Today, more and more cards are smart cards containing hardware devices (chips)
offering encryption and far greater storage capacity. Recently even virtual credit cards (software
digital or e wallets) are gaining progressive patronage.
Typically, the customer gives his credit card information (i.e., issuer, expiry date, number) to the
merchant. The merchant asks the acquirer bank for authorization. The acquirer bank sends a
message over the interbank network to the issuer bank asking for
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The Plant Of A Pipeline
Introduction
Pigging is a critical activity in the commissioning and operation of a pipeline; oil, gas, water or
otherwise. For flow assurance the pipeline needs to be cleared of debris and checked for defects,
tasks pigs were designed for. The pig needs a method of entering and exiting the pipeline, so a
mobile or fixed launcher and receiver are utilised depending on the exact requirements.
Pig Launching and Receiving Basics
A pig launcher and receiver, also known as a pig trap, are equipment designed to pump in the pig
through the pipeline system and to retrieve the pig at the end of the operation. They can be mobile
(pigging of construction section) or fixed in the pipeline system. The location of the launcher is
located at the upstream end of the pipeline system, near the pump or compressor, while the receiver
is at the end of the system.
The launcher can be installed in a horizontal, vertical or inclined position. Most are installed
horizontally to ease the operation and it is therefore the most preferable. However, due to space
limits, vertical or incline pig traps are often considered. The launcher, receiver and all related
equipment are designed, manufactured and tested according to the pipeline and vessel code
standards e.g.; NACE, ASME VIII, BS 5500, ANSI, ASME B31.3, B31.4, B31.8, etc.
A pig trap is essential to get a potential result of product saving. It means that there is no
requirement for adding an extensive line flushing as the pig cleaned out the
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Introduction
Pigging is a critical activity in the commissioning and operation of a pipeline; oil, gas, water or
otherwise. For flow assurance the pipeline needs to be cleared of debris and checked for defects,
tasks pigs were designed for. The pig needs a method of entering and exiting the pipeline, so a
mobile or fixed launcher and receiver are utilised depending on the exact requirements.
Pig Launching and Receiving Basics
A pig launcher and receiver, also known as a pig trap, are equipment designed to pump in the pig
through the pipeline system and to retrieve the pig at the end of the operation. They can be mobile
(pigging of construction section) or fixed in the pipeline system. The location of the launcher is
located at the upstream end of the pipeline system, near the pump or compressor, while the receiver
is at the end of the system.
The launcher can be installed in a horizontal, vertical or inclined position. Most are installed
horizontally to ease the operation and it is therefore the most preferable. However, due to space
limits, vertical or incline pig traps are often considered. The launcher, receiver and all related
equipment are designed, manufactured and tested according to the pipeline and vessel code
standards e.g.; NACE, ASME VIII, BS 5500, ANSI, ASME B31.3, B31.4, B31.8, etc.
A pig trap is essential to get a potential result of product saving. It means that there is no
requirement for adding an extensive line flushing as the pig cleaned out the
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Realism and Romanticism within The Red Badge of Courage
Realism and Romanticism Within The Red Badge of Courage
The Red Badge of Courage, written by Stephan Crane in 1895 gives a detailed, yet, fictional
account of Henry Fleming, a farm boy who joins the Union Army in the American Civil War.
Before Henry is battle tested, he ponders his courage and questions whether he will be able to
fight the urge to flee from battle. Henry does indeed end up deserting his comrades however he
ultimately overcomes his guilt and becomes one of the best fighters in his regiment. In order to
depict a realistic and relatable war scene, Crane includes Henry s realistic thought process and
emotion in his struggles to maintain courage. The narrative simply revealed war in a manner that
was divergent to all prior forms of literature in the 19th century. Previous novels predominately
entailed the glorious and romantic aspects of war rather than the tedious, gritty, and gruesome
details of close combat. Instead, Crane broke the barriers of literary norms in war related
literature; the novel depicted a pragmatic experience of combat from the eyes of an inexperienced
and frightened youth. In the Red Badge of Courage, Stephan Crane primarily uses religious and
gory imagery as well as symbolism to contrast the romantic conceptions of war versus the reality of
experiencing battle.
One of the primary methods used to illustrate realism throughout The Red Badge of Courage would
be imagery. The entire book is essentially an outpouring of impressions and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Realism and Romanticism Within The Red Badge of Courage
The Red Badge of Courage, written by Stephan Crane in 1895 gives a detailed, yet, fictional
account of Henry Fleming, a farm boy who joins the Union Army in the American Civil War.
Before Henry is battle tested, he ponders his courage and questions whether he will be able to
fight the urge to flee from battle. Henry does indeed end up deserting his comrades however he
ultimately overcomes his guilt and becomes one of the best fighters in his regiment. In order to
depict a realistic and relatable war scene, Crane includes Henry s realistic thought process and
emotion in his struggles to maintain courage. The narrative simply revealed war in a manner that
was divergent to all prior forms of literature in the 19th century. Previous novels predominately
entailed the glorious and romantic aspects of war rather than the tedious, gritty, and gruesome
details of close combat. Instead, Crane broke the barriers of literary norms in war related
literature; the novel depicted a pragmatic experience of combat from the eyes of an inexperienced
and frightened youth. In the Red Badge of Courage, Stephan Crane primarily uses religious and
gory imagery as well as symbolism to contrast the romantic conceptions of war versus the reality of
experiencing battle.
One of the primary methods used to illustrate realism throughout The Red Badge of Courage would
be imagery. The entire book is essentially an outpouring of impressions and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Causes Of The Protestant Reformation
The early church had all the power over everything in most of Europe. It was the wealthiest thing
in all the land and with that came other big concepts. The church had power over the people, over
other people s money and even other people s lives. However, during the time period of 1300 to
1789 the church s power declined by a significant amount. A number of things happened that
decreased the church s power during the time period of 1300 to 1789, but the Protestant reformation
and the Scientific Revolution had weakened the role of the church the most. The Protestant
Reformation had decreased the role of the church in Europe by decreasing its power by a large
margin. Martin Luther had, had some ideas of what was wrong with the church. He... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefor Darwin s theory had proven such an important story of the church incorrect and people
began to follow science more than religion, thus weakening the role of the church in Europe.
Astronomy had weakened the role of the church by showing that humans are not are not praised by
God as we thought. People used to believe that Earth was the center of the universe and everything
evolved around us in perfect circles showing that we are important because we are God s creation.
The church agreed with this and condemned any other ideas Both Protestant and Catholic religious
leaders condemned the work because it was contrary to traditional teachings (Watts). Nicolaus
Copernicus had founded the heliocentric system where everything had evolved around the sun,
not the earth and that it was not in perfect circles. The heliocentric solar system had weakened the
church by showing that God did not make his creation the great center of the universe and not
everything in space is perfect. The biggest reason on how science decreases the role of the church
is by proof. Science isn t something we just believe in like religion, it s something we need to
prove. The Scientific Revolution decreased the role of the church by showing proof that somethings
in the church are false.
Many things had decreased the role of the church
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The early church had all the power over everything in most of Europe. It was the wealthiest thing
in all the land and with that came other big concepts. The church had power over the people, over
other people s money and even other people s lives. However, during the time period of 1300 to
1789 the church s power declined by a significant amount. A number of things happened that
decreased the church s power during the time period of 1300 to 1789, but the Protestant reformation
and the Scientific Revolution had weakened the role of the church the most. The Protestant
Reformation had decreased the role of the church in Europe by decreasing its power by a large
margin. Martin Luther had, had some ideas of what was wrong with the church. He... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefor Darwin s theory had proven such an important story of the church incorrect and people
began to follow science more than religion, thus weakening the role of the church in Europe.
Astronomy had weakened the role of the church by showing that humans are not are not praised by
God as we thought. People used to believe that Earth was the center of the universe and everything
evolved around us in perfect circles showing that we are important because we are God s creation.
The church agreed with this and condemned any other ideas Both Protestant and Catholic religious
leaders condemned the work because it was contrary to traditional teachings (Watts). Nicolaus
Copernicus had founded the heliocentric system where everything had evolved around the sun,
not the earth and that it was not in perfect circles. The heliocentric solar system had weakened the
church by showing that God did not make his creation the great center of the universe and not
everything in space is perfect. The biggest reason on how science decreases the role of the church
is by proof. Science isn t something we just believe in like religion, it s something we need to
prove. The Scientific Revolution decreased the role of the church by showing proof that somethings
in the church are false.
Many things had decreased the role of the church
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Ambiguity in English
Ambiguity in English
Ambiguity refers to the ambiguous meanings of certain sentence or word in the written form or in
the verbal form. Ambiguity is common in the natural language and is also one of the most
important subjects for the investigation on language. It may hinder people from conducting a
smooth communication since different people would interpret the sentence or word in different ways
because of ambiguity. With the development and diversification of language, ambiguity is
inevitable in most of the languages and English is no exception. From the perspective of
semasiology, when a sentence or a word can be interpreted in two or more ways, there is an
ambiguity. There are numerous of ambiguous structures and ambiguous sentences in English.
Whenever people talk or write, they would like to try to make their ideas clearly expressed and
understood, which make the investigation on the ambiguity necessary.
Ambiguity is a unique language phenomenon, which is prevalent in many languages. Therefore, it
is necessary to investigate the creation and formation of ambiguity. In the daily life, people would
choose to state their mind, convey their message, express their feelings and share their experience
through different pronunciations, tones, intonations, vocabularies and grammatical structures. In
the process of a communication, for certain need, people have to communicate their thought
through with help of body language so as to be understood clearly, which helps to explain
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Ambiguity in English
Ambiguity refers to the ambiguous meanings of certain sentence or word in the written form or in
the verbal form. Ambiguity is common in the natural language and is also one of the most
important subjects for the investigation on language. It may hinder people from conducting a
smooth communication since different people would interpret the sentence or word in different ways
because of ambiguity. With the development and diversification of language, ambiguity is
inevitable in most of the languages and English is no exception. From the perspective of
semasiology, when a sentence or a word can be interpreted in two or more ways, there is an
ambiguity. There are numerous of ambiguous structures and ambiguous sentences in English.
Whenever people talk or write, they would like to try to make their ideas clearly expressed and
understood, which make the investigation on the ambiguity necessary.
Ambiguity is a unique language phenomenon, which is prevalent in many languages. Therefore, it
is necessary to investigate the creation and formation of ambiguity. In the daily life, people would
choose to state their mind, convey their message, express their feelings and share their experience
through different pronunciations, tones, intonations, vocabularies and grammatical structures. In
the process of a communication, for certain need, people have to communicate their thought
through with help of body language so as to be understood clearly, which helps to explain
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Black Tea Lab Report
Introduction:
The purpose of this lab is to see if black tea helps as a natural fertilizer to enhance the growth of
the radish plants. In order for a seedling to grow into a healthy mature plant, it must have
nourishments like water and nutrients. Tannic acid and nutrients are some of the nutritional
ingredients in black tea, when these nutrients are added to soil it becomes a more habitable place
for the seedlings to develop into plants. Tea leaves also have nitrogen in them, nitrogen is a vital
nutrient for plants to grow.
Purpose:
The purpose of this lab is to see if black tea mixed with water will help increase the rate of growth
for a radish plant, as appose to the use of solely water.
Question:
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Poured 15 ml of tea water into Bravo
9.Poured 10 ml of tea water substance into Charlie
10.Then with the scoopla picked up the grinded leaves from the bottom of the beaker and packed
them on the top of each plant (except for Devonte)
Discussion Section:
In the lab, all of the plants had a constant rate of growth because all four plants were newly
planted. The plants were taken care of and fed in the same way, so the predicted outcome was that
they would grow at the same rate for the duration of the lab.
Conclusion:
This lab was conducted to see what happens when black tea and water are used to enhance the
growth of a radish plant. The hypothesis was that the plants that were given the black tea and
water mixture were going to grow faster than the control plant (Devonte). The hypothesis was
partially correct because all the plants grew substantially large closer to the end of the lab. Plant 2
(Bravo) started to wither away and die because it was over fed, and eventually drowned in water.
The other two plants grew at a consistent pace and developed into healthy mature plants. To sum up,
the lab that was conducted was successful in the sense that two out of the four plants grew rapidly
without the use of enhancements or
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Introduction:
The purpose of this lab is to see if black tea helps as a natural fertilizer to enhance the growth of
the radish plants. In order for a seedling to grow into a healthy mature plant, it must have
nourishments like water and nutrients. Tannic acid and nutrients are some of the nutritional
ingredients in black tea, when these nutrients are added to soil it becomes a more habitable place
for the seedlings to develop into plants. Tea leaves also have nitrogen in them, nitrogen is a vital
nutrient for plants to grow.
Purpose:
The purpose of this lab is to see if black tea mixed with water will help increase the rate of growth
for a radish plant, as appose to the use of solely water.
Question:
How does black tea affect the growth ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Poured 15 ml of tea water into Bravo
9.Poured 10 ml of tea water substance into Charlie
10.Then with the scoopla picked up the grinded leaves from the bottom of the beaker and packed
them on the top of each plant (except for Devonte)
Discussion Section:
In the lab, all of the plants had a constant rate of growth because all four plants were newly
planted. The plants were taken care of and fed in the same way, so the predicted outcome was that
they would grow at the same rate for the duration of the lab.
Conclusion:
This lab was conducted to see what happens when black tea and water are used to enhance the
growth of a radish plant. The hypothesis was that the plants that were given the black tea and
water mixture were going to grow faster than the control plant (Devonte). The hypothesis was
partially correct because all the plants grew substantially large closer to the end of the lab. Plant 2
(Bravo) started to wither away and die because it was over fed, and eventually drowned in water.
The other two plants grew at a consistent pace and developed into healthy mature plants. To sum up,
the lab that was conducted was successful in the sense that two out of the four plants grew rapidly
without the use of enhancements or
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Chemical Coagulation vs Electrocoagulation for Groundwater...
Arsenic contamination in groundwater has become a major health problem for human being. There
are many treatment methods have been developed for arsenic removal. It is important to develop a
treatment method that is economical and accessible for people who live in rural areas and cannot
afford the expensive treatment methods. Due to its several advantages, such as low cost and
maintenance, electrocoagulation is one of the promising methods that can be used for arsenic
treatment. In this study, we compare chemical coagulation with electrocoagulation and try to show
the advantages of electrocoagulation over chemical coagulation. Three experimental studies have
been reviewed and based on the results of these studies it has been concluded that by determining
optimum parameters such as electrolysis time, initial arsenic concentration, current density,
electrode surface area, and pHvalue, electrocoagulation can be an effective treatment method for
arsenic removal from groundwater due to its low cost, eco friendly and low maintenance.
Keywords: arsenic removal, groundwater, electrocoagulation, chemical coagulation
Arsenic Removal from Groundwater by Electrocoagulation
Water is the most essential necessity for human life. Can you imagine life without clean drinking
water supply? Due to increasing the population of the world, the clean water has become a huge
concern. Arsenic has been one of the important components in contamination of drinking water in
many regions
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Arsenic contamination in groundwater has become a major health problem for human being. There
are many treatment methods have been developed for arsenic removal. It is important to develop a
treatment method that is economical and accessible for people who live in rural areas and cannot
afford the expensive treatment methods. Due to its several advantages, such as low cost and
maintenance, electrocoagulation is one of the promising methods that can be used for arsenic
treatment. In this study, we compare chemical coagulation with electrocoagulation and try to show
the advantages of electrocoagulation over chemical coagulation. Three experimental studies have
been reviewed and based on the results of these studies it has been concluded that by determining
optimum parameters such as electrolysis time, initial arsenic concentration, current density,
electrode surface area, and pHvalue, electrocoagulation can be an effective treatment method for
arsenic removal from groundwater due to its low cost, eco friendly and low maintenance.
Keywords: arsenic removal, groundwater, electrocoagulation, chemical coagulation
Arsenic Removal from Groundwater by Electrocoagulation
Water is the most essential necessity for human life. Can you imagine life without clean drinking
water supply? Due to increasing the population of the world, the clean water has become a huge
concern. Arsenic has been one of the important components in contamination of drinking water in
many regions
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Corporal Punishment Psychology
For centuries the use of corporal punishment has been an accepted form of discipline worldwide
and was seen as an appropriate way of eliciting behavioral compliance that was conceptually distinct
from physical abuse (Durrant Ensom, 2012, p. 1373). The last 20 years, however, there has been a
dramatic shift in this ideal among the international community. The early 1990 s ushered in
numerous research studies that suggested a negative correlation between the use of corporal
punishmentand emotional, mental, and developmental issues in children (Durrant Ensom, 2012).
Studies have also indicated that the higher number of instances of violence perpetrated on children
in the form of corporal punishment, the higher the levels of adult violence. They also suggest that
the frequent use of corporal punishment, not only leads to child aggression but also delinquency
and criminality. There are also indications that societies who view corporal punishment is relatively
normative, more accepting... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While researchers cannot agree on the factors that may contribute to a person s reason for choosing
to employ corporal punishment, they do agree that there are significant repercussions such as
emotional, mental and developmental problems. Studies such as these provide the therapist with
the information necessary to develop better therapeutic interventions and help their clients
understand the total implications or their behaviors. As stated before, one of the primary goals of a
therapist is to bring about change. One way to do this would be to help change the opinion on the
use of corporal punishment. If corporal punishment leads to higher levels of societal violence, then
reducing parents use of corporal punishment should lead to reductions in societal violence
manifested in other ways (Lansford Dodge, 2008,
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For centuries the use of corporal punishment has been an accepted form of discipline worldwide
and was seen as an appropriate way of eliciting behavioral compliance that was conceptually distinct
from physical abuse (Durrant Ensom, 2012, p. 1373). The last 20 years, however, there has been a
dramatic shift in this ideal among the international community. The early 1990 s ushered in
numerous research studies that suggested a negative correlation between the use of corporal
punishmentand emotional, mental, and developmental issues in children (Durrant Ensom, 2012).
Studies have also indicated that the higher number of instances of violence perpetrated on children
in the form of corporal punishment, the higher the levels of adult violence. They also suggest that
the frequent use of corporal punishment, not only leads to child aggression but also delinquency
and criminality. There are also indications that societies who view corporal punishment is relatively
normative, more accepting... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While researchers cannot agree on the factors that may contribute to a person s reason for choosing
to employ corporal punishment, they do agree that there are significant repercussions such as
emotional, mental and developmental problems. Studies such as these provide the therapist with
the information necessary to develop better therapeutic interventions and help their clients
understand the total implications or their behaviors. As stated before, one of the primary goals of a
therapist is to bring about change. One way to do this would be to help change the opinion on the
use of corporal punishment. If corporal punishment leads to higher levels of societal violence, then
reducing parents use of corporal punishment should lead to reductions in societal violence
manifested in other ways (Lansford Dodge, 2008,
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Kinship In Anglo Saxon Society
The Anglo Saxons were an intriguing kingdom with similarities to the Germanic people, but they
also develop their own culture, and government. The Saxons society was very complex, and
contained a mix of many different cultures. Within Saxon society kinship was an important aspect
of their government, warriorship was an important part of their religion, and loyalty to oath was an
important component of their culture. Kinship was very important in Saxon government because it
meant that they did not abandon their leaders without abandoning their honor. Warriorship was an
important aspect of their religion because many times in battle they prayed to Godto help them, or
save them after death. Loyalty was an important aspect of their culture because... Show more
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Oaths were agreements between usually a kinsman and his leader which he should not break, and
breaking these oaths had consequences. An example of this can be seen in The Battle of Maldon
in this passage, They then fled the battle whose spirit for the fight began now to quaver... [2]
...spiritless men who each had received Byrhtnoth s favors. [3] This passage implies that those who
fled the battle were honorable men. This was a common theme in Anglo Saxon culture because
those who broke their oath, like the men in th passage, were considered without honor for their
actions. By abandoning their fellow men they did not avenge the death of one of their most
important kinsmen which was an important part of their oath. This meant that they had lost their
honor because they did not fulfill their oath. This is somewhat similar to the modern day idea that
when someone lies to someone they are likely to lie again. It breaks the trust between individuals,
and makes it extremely difficult for a person to regain their reputation. This idea of reputation is
important because if someone in Anglo Saxon culture was known to have broken an oath, or had a
reputation of breaking an oath, they could not be seen as honorable or trustworthy by other groups
because they had gone against their
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The Anglo Saxons were an intriguing kingdom with similarities to the Germanic people, but they
also develop their own culture, and government. The Saxons society was very complex, and
contained a mix of many different cultures. Within Saxon society kinship was an important aspect
of their government, warriorship was an important part of their religion, and loyalty to oath was an
important component of their culture. Kinship was very important in Saxon government because it
meant that they did not abandon their leaders without abandoning their honor. Warriorship was an
important aspect of their religion because many times in battle they prayed to Godto help them, or
save them after death. Loyalty was an important aspect of their culture because... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Oaths were agreements between usually a kinsman and his leader which he should not break, and
breaking these oaths had consequences. An example of this can be seen in The Battle of Maldon
in this passage, They then fled the battle whose spirit for the fight began now to quaver... [2]
...spiritless men who each had received Byrhtnoth s favors. [3] This passage implies that those who
fled the battle were honorable men. This was a common theme in Anglo Saxon culture because
those who broke their oath, like the men in th passage, were considered without honor for their
actions. By abandoning their fellow men they did not avenge the death of one of their most
important kinsmen which was an important part of their oath. This meant that they had lost their
honor because they did not fulfill their oath. This is somewhat similar to the modern day idea that
when someone lies to someone they are likely to lie again. It breaks the trust between individuals,
and makes it extremely difficult for a person to regain their reputation. This idea of reputation is
important because if someone in Anglo Saxon culture was known to have broken an oath, or had a
reputation of breaking an oath, they could not be seen as honorable or trustworthy by other groups
because they had gone against their
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Analysis Of Samsung Supply Chain Management
Samsung Electronics Supply Chain Management:
Analysis of Fulfilment Order Process
1.Introduction
Supply Chain Management (SCM) has been defined by Supply Chain Management Institute to be
the management of relationships in the network of organizations, from end customers through
original suppliers, using key cross functional business processes to create value for customers and
other stakeholders (SCM Institute, 2016).
Samsung s supply chain management has several operational core processes and each process has
its own complex design. Therefore, this paper will focus on one main process, the filfullment order
process. This paper describes Samsung Electronics SCM operation practices, analysis its fulfillment
order process, the challenges encountered, and how they were resolved. The paper also presents the
flow chart of the fulfillment process to highlight its operational activities. ... Show more content on
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Some of Samsung s business practice approaches examined by Yang el at (2007) are: SMC, Six
Sigma, DMAEV (define, measure, analyze, enable, and verify), SCOR (Supply Chain Operation
Reference), Black belt, and advanced planning and scheduling (APS). The collaborative
relationship concept of SCM need the integration of key business processes through which
information sharing and group planning are provided within and across the supply chain network
of suppliers, retailers, manufacturers, and consumers (Bowersox el al., 2010).The Global Supply
Chain Forum, a supply chain management research group in USA, has identified eight key
business processes of SCM (Corotox et al, 2001), Figure 1: customer relationship management,
customer service management, demand management, order fulfillment, manufacturing relationship
management, product development and commercialization, and returns management(SCM Institute,
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Samsung Electronics Supply Chain Management:
Analysis of Fulfilment Order Process
1.Introduction
Supply Chain Management (SCM) has been defined by Supply Chain Management Institute to be
the management of relationships in the network of organizations, from end customers through
original suppliers, using key cross functional business processes to create value for customers and
other stakeholders (SCM Institute, 2016).
Samsung s supply chain management has several operational core processes and each process has
its own complex design. Therefore, this paper will focus on one main process, the filfullment order
process. This paper describes Samsung Electronics SCM operation practices, analysis its fulfillment
order process, the challenges encountered, and how they were resolved. The paper also presents the
flow chart of the fulfillment process to highlight its operational activities. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Some of Samsung s business practice approaches examined by Yang el at (2007) are: SMC, Six
Sigma, DMAEV (define, measure, analyze, enable, and verify), SCOR (Supply Chain Operation
Reference), Black belt, and advanced planning and scheduling (APS). The collaborative
relationship concept of SCM need the integration of key business processes through which
information sharing and group planning are provided within and across the supply chain network
of suppliers, retailers, manufacturers, and consumers (Bowersox el al., 2010).The Global Supply
Chain Forum, a supply chain management research group in USA, has identified eight key
business processes of SCM (Corotox et al, 2001), Figure 1: customer relationship management,
customer service management, demand management, order fulfillment, manufacturing relationship
management, product development and commercialization, and returns management(SCM Institute,
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Offred And Celie In The Handmaid s Tale By Margaret Atwood
The characters of Offred and Celie have both been oppressed during different stages of their life.
Offred, from the Handmade s tale, experienced life before before being heavily oppressed by the
society of Gilead. At the start of the novel Offred predominantly is passive to her oppression but
there is a hint of wanting to rebel against it., A chair, a table, a lamp. Above, on the white ceiling,
a relief ornament in the shape of a wreath, and in the centre of it a blank space, plastered over it,
like a place in a face where the eye has been taken out. Offred is describing her bedroom and is
cherishing the objects that she has around her. This could be seen as her missing the past and the
little things that she used to have before Gilead took... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She knows that the society she lives in is wrong, if she was completely passive towards her
oppression then she wouldn t appreciate the small aspects of freedom she has. Offred s narrative
is simplistic through the use of asyndetic listing, she later goes on to say thinking can hurt your
chances, and I intend to last . This shows that Offred has determination to live through the
society of Gilead. The use of asyndetic listing implies endlessness as there is no and to finalise
it, offred uses syndetic listing and finalises her thoughts which could suggest that her oppression
is final and she won t tolerate it anymore. On the other hand her narrative is simplistic with could
also suggest that this could be because she doesn t want to think too much about her past life, as
it could lead to her going insane due to how much she s been brainwashed. Ofred hasn t been
brainwashed by choice, so technically she isn t passive towards her oppression. This could be
Atwood imputing her own opinions of society, that women are oppressed to the point where they
re no longer able to realise that they re in an oppressive
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The characters of Offred and Celie have both been oppressed during different stages of their life.
Offred, from the Handmade s tale, experienced life before before being heavily oppressed by the
society of Gilead. At the start of the novel Offred predominantly is passive to her oppression but
there is a hint of wanting to rebel against it., A chair, a table, a lamp. Above, on the white ceiling,
a relief ornament in the shape of a wreath, and in the centre of it a blank space, plastered over it,
like a place in a face where the eye has been taken out. Offred is describing her bedroom and is
cherishing the objects that she has around her. This could be seen as her missing the past and the
little things that she used to have before Gilead took... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She knows that the society she lives in is wrong, if she was completely passive towards her
oppression then she wouldn t appreciate the small aspects of freedom she has. Offred s narrative
is simplistic through the use of asyndetic listing, she later goes on to say thinking can hurt your
chances, and I intend to last . This shows that Offred has determination to live through the
society of Gilead. The use of asyndetic listing implies endlessness as there is no and to finalise
it, offred uses syndetic listing and finalises her thoughts which could suggest that her oppression
is final and she won t tolerate it anymore. On the other hand her narrative is simplistic with could
also suggest that this could be because she doesn t want to think too much about her past life, as
it could lead to her going insane due to how much she s been brainwashed. Ofred hasn t been
brainwashed by choice, so technically she isn t passive towards her oppression. This could be
Atwood imputing her own opinions of society, that women are oppressed to the point where they
re no longer able to realise that they re in an oppressive
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The Standard Safe Working Practices
All staff should know the standard safe working practices in a lab. They must know the types of
hazard that they face; the worst event which could occur; and also the personal protective
equipment and facilities which will reduce these risks. Safety showers and eyewash stations are
included in these facilities. Lab employees must know where these are situated and how to use
them. Each employee should also be familiar with all alarm signals, the evacuation procedures
and the response to an emergency. If the lab worker knows all these then they should be safe
while working. CLEAPSS hazcards are used in labs. They are used to determine how dangerous
chemicals are, e.g. if they are corrosive or irritant. They also tell us what to do if... Show more
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Material Safety Data Sheets is the main component for work related safety and health. It
provides workers and emergency personnel with the procedures to use for handling or working
with a certain substance in a safe manner, it also includes information such as physical data (e.g.
melting/boiling points), toxicity, health effects, first aid, reactivity, storage, disposal, protective
equipment, and any spill handling procedures. With this in place, it will help the workers to be
safer in the lab as they can correctly follow the right procedures. Good laboratory practice (GLP)
ensures that a test facility has complied with regulatory requirements to carry out product safety
tests for human health, animal health or the environment. When any test facility which conducts
regulatory studies will have to comply with GLP regulations or the test will not be able to text
place. Having this law in place ensures the safety of all species and the environment and without
it major consequences could be met on the human health. A risk assessment should be provided
while using/doing anything in a lab e.g. chemicals, electricity, equipment, working on ladders etc.
It is an examination of what could be able to harm people. There is a general statutory
requirement to carry out risk assessment for any work activities. This is so the lab workers or
anyone in the building is safe throughout their time spent in the lab. It is important that all risk are
assessed so
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All staff should know the standard safe working practices in a lab. They must know the types of
hazard that they face; the worst event which could occur; and also the personal protective
equipment and facilities which will reduce these risks. Safety showers and eyewash stations are
included in these facilities. Lab employees must know where these are situated and how to use
them. Each employee should also be familiar with all alarm signals, the evacuation procedures
and the response to an emergency. If the lab worker knows all these then they should be safe
while working. CLEAPSS hazcards are used in labs. They are used to determine how dangerous
chemicals are, e.g. if they are corrosive or irritant. They also tell us what to do if... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Material Safety Data Sheets is the main component for work related safety and health. It
provides workers and emergency personnel with the procedures to use for handling or working
with a certain substance in a safe manner, it also includes information such as physical data (e.g.
melting/boiling points), toxicity, health effects, first aid, reactivity, storage, disposal, protective
equipment, and any spill handling procedures. With this in place, it will help the workers to be
safer in the lab as they can correctly follow the right procedures. Good laboratory practice (GLP)
ensures that a test facility has complied with regulatory requirements to carry out product safety
tests for human health, animal health or the environment. When any test facility which conducts
regulatory studies will have to comply with GLP regulations or the test will not be able to text
place. Having this law in place ensures the safety of all species and the environment and without
it major consequences could be met on the human health. A risk assessment should be provided
while using/doing anything in a lab e.g. chemicals, electricity, equipment, working on ladders etc.
It is an examination of what could be able to harm people. There is a general statutory
requirement to carry out risk assessment for any work activities. This is so the lab workers or
anyone in the building is safe throughout their time spent in the lab. It is important that all risk are
assessed so
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Surf Life Saving Memo
Provide some brief information on the organisation.
Surf life saving SA aim is to save lives and build a healthier and safer communities. They want to
train communities to be proficient in first aid and emergency there vision reflects this. There vision
is A unique and celebrated water safety organisation building a vibrant and inclusive community
hubs that inspire people through the delivery of excellence in emergency service, training,
education and sport.
In your own words, describe the work of the organisation, e.g. what issues do they address? How
do they raise awareness? How does this organisation contribute to the local or global community?
The organisation is responsible for providing safety on the designated beaches of South Australia. ...
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I have complete my src, bronze medallion, IRB crew and advanced resuscitation certificates. I
feel really passionately about surf life saving and I aim to become a rescue crew member in the
westpac helicopter. To do this I need to continue doing courses like IRB driver, complete my silver
medallion in first aid and continue to grow my fitness. I am able to do those course when I get old
enough and i m already reaching the fitness goals to achieve the level needed.
SECTION THREE: Understanding the Capability Personal and Social (approx. 450 words)
Explain what you think being a good citizen is? Why is citizenship a responsibility of everyone?
To be a good citizen you have to put your country and it s success before your own. Which means
being an active member of the community and put time into making it as good as you possibly
can. This can be done by volunteering or by just being there to help others when you re needed but
more importantly without being asked. Being interactive with others and doing duties when asked
such as witness to crimes or jury duties when ensure just is fair and being provided.
Explain what it means to be
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Provide some brief information on the organisation.
Surf life saving SA aim is to save lives and build a healthier and safer communities. They want to
train communities to be proficient in first aid and emergency there vision reflects this. There vision
is A unique and celebrated water safety organisation building a vibrant and inclusive community
hubs that inspire people through the delivery of excellence in emergency service, training,
education and sport.
In your own words, describe the work of the organisation, e.g. what issues do they address? How
do they raise awareness? How does this organisation contribute to the local or global community?
The organisation is responsible for providing safety on the designated beaches of South Australia. ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have complete my src, bronze medallion, IRB crew and advanced resuscitation certificates. I
feel really passionately about surf life saving and I aim to become a rescue crew member in the
westpac helicopter. To do this I need to continue doing courses like IRB driver, complete my silver
medallion in first aid and continue to grow my fitness. I am able to do those course when I get old
enough and i m already reaching the fitness goals to achieve the level needed.
SECTION THREE: Understanding the Capability Personal and Social (approx. 450 words)
Explain what you think being a good citizen is? Why is citizenship a responsibility of everyone?
To be a good citizen you have to put your country and it s success before your own. Which means
being an active member of the community and put time into making it as good as you possibly
can. This can be done by volunteering or by just being there to help others when you re needed but
more importantly without being asked. Being interactive with others and doing duties when asked
such as witness to crimes or jury duties when ensure just is fair and being provided.
Explain what it means to be
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The Role of Fate in Macbeth
Fate has sundry meanings. One of the meanings of fate: power that predetermines events. Destiny s
definition suggests that events will occur and do not change. Whatever unravels in life cannot
change by mankind. The statement has undivulged meanings; fate has the opportunity to change if
the person wants events to end differently. However, wrong decisions will only seal fate. In
Shakespeare s Macbeth, The fate becomes confirmed through Lady Macbeth wanting more power,
Macbeth s inner conflict, and the three witches tricking Macbeth and leading him to his demise.
The witches give Macbeth prophecies that come true; but do not always work out right. The
witches are talking about the confusion they will make Fair is foul, and foul is fair.... Show more
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Lady Macbeth becomes incensed at her husband Naught s had, all s spent,/ Where our desire is
got without content./ Tis safer to be that which we destroy/ Than by destruction dwell in
doubtful joy (III.ii.4 7) that all will turn to nothing if Macbeth starts to feel guilty about killing.
She tries to teach him how to become unemotional and fearless. All of these commands and
actions cause Macbeth to have a war inside of him, leading him to his downfall. Raging inside of
Macbeth appears as a war, he does not know how to handle the conflict. While he thinks his
actions over, Macbeth says That tears shall drown the wind. I have no spur/ To prick the sides of
my intent, but only/ Vaulting ambition, which o erleaps itself/ And falls on the other (I.vii.25 28)
he starts to think that he should not do the act of killing, but then again, his ambition says to go
through with it. Causing this whirlwind to confuse what route he should take. Macbeth talks
about But let the frame of things disjoint, both the worlds suffer, Ere we will eat our meal in fear
and sleep In the affliction of these terrible dreams That shake us nightly. Better be with the dead,
Whom we, to gain our peace, have sent to peace, Than on the torture of the mind to lie In restless
ecstasy (III.ii.16 22) How he would rather have his world crumble beneath his feet than have fear
and nightmares bother him. Ironically, he already has a
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Fate has sundry meanings. One of the meanings of fate: power that predetermines events. Destiny s
definition suggests that events will occur and do not change. Whatever unravels in life cannot
change by mankind. The statement has undivulged meanings; fate has the opportunity to change if
the person wants events to end differently. However, wrong decisions will only seal fate. In
Shakespeare s Macbeth, The fate becomes confirmed through Lady Macbeth wanting more power,
Macbeth s inner conflict, and the three witches tricking Macbeth and leading him to his demise.
The witches give Macbeth prophecies that come true; but do not always work out right. The
witches are talking about the confusion they will make Fair is foul, and foul is fair.... Show more
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Lady Macbeth becomes incensed at her husband Naught s had, all s spent,/ Where our desire is
got without content./ Tis safer to be that which we destroy/ Than by destruction dwell in
doubtful joy (III.ii.4 7) that all will turn to nothing if Macbeth starts to feel guilty about killing.
She tries to teach him how to become unemotional and fearless. All of these commands and
actions cause Macbeth to have a war inside of him, leading him to his downfall. Raging inside of
Macbeth appears as a war, he does not know how to handle the conflict. While he thinks his
actions over, Macbeth says That tears shall drown the wind. I have no spur/ To prick the sides of
my intent, but only/ Vaulting ambition, which o erleaps itself/ And falls on the other (I.vii.25 28)
he starts to think that he should not do the act of killing, but then again, his ambition says to go
through with it. Causing this whirlwind to confuse what route he should take. Macbeth talks
about But let the frame of things disjoint, both the worlds suffer, Ere we will eat our meal in fear
and sleep In the affliction of these terrible dreams That shake us nightly. Better be with the dead,
Whom we, to gain our peace, have sent to peace, Than on the torture of the mind to lie In restless
ecstasy (III.ii.16 22) How he would rather have his world crumble beneath his feet than have fear
and nightmares bother him. Ironically, he already has a
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Allegory In Veidt s Watchmen Moore And Gibbons
In Watchmen, Moore and Gibbons have a few subplots branching off of the main story. One of
these subplots centers on a newsvendor in New York City. A boy sitting close by is reading a
pirate comic book, and as the story moves forward, various panels and pieces of text from this
comic interposed with the real storyline. In this passage of WatchmenMoore and Gibbons utilize
the gritty allegory of the Sea Captain in the Black Freighter to foreshadow the ending of the
graphic noveland to give the reader more insight to the question raised throughout the entire story:
Who watches the Watchmen?
On page nine of chapter five, the first thing the reader sees is the other comic in the Watchmen s
universe, the Black Freighter. The overarching plot ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is one of the key themes from Watchmen. The Watchmen, who use their time and effort
attacking people who they believe to be the cause of the recent murders, make hasty determinations
of culpability and impose their vigilante execution without any foresight were doomed to make
mistakes. And, in defending the innocents, this raises the questions: how many mistakes will be
tolerated before one is considered villainous? How many innocent civilians can one harm without
becoming the very monster being fought against? Moore and Gibbons were using the Watchmen
not as a case for the necessity for people to take justice upon themselves but to show the idea that
vigilantes are essentially destined to turn into the villains they fight against. The main story is the
example of the message contained within the Tales of the Black
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In Watchmen, Moore and Gibbons have a few subplots branching off of the main story. One of
these subplots centers on a newsvendor in New York City. A boy sitting close by is reading a
pirate comic book, and as the story moves forward, various panels and pieces of text from this
comic interposed with the real storyline. In this passage of WatchmenMoore and Gibbons utilize
the gritty allegory of the Sea Captain in the Black Freighter to foreshadow the ending of the
graphic noveland to give the reader more insight to the question raised throughout the entire story:
Who watches the Watchmen?
On page nine of chapter five, the first thing the reader sees is the other comic in the Watchmen s
universe, the Black Freighter. The overarching plot ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is one of the key themes from Watchmen. The Watchmen, who use their time and effort
attacking people who they believe to be the cause of the recent murders, make hasty determinations
of culpability and impose their vigilante execution without any foresight were doomed to make
mistakes. And, in defending the innocents, this raises the questions: how many mistakes will be
tolerated before one is considered villainous? How many innocent civilians can one harm without
becoming the very monster being fought against? Moore and Gibbons were using the Watchmen
not as a case for the necessity for people to take justice upon themselves but to show the idea that
vigilantes are essentially destined to turn into the villains they fight against. The main story is the
example of the message contained within the Tales of the Black
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Platoв Ђ™s Theory of Forms Essay
Plato s Theory of Forms
Plato was born, the son of Ariston and Perictione, in about 428 BC. His family, on both sides, was
among the most distinguished in Athens. He was born in Athens into a very wealthy family and as
a young man was a student of Socrates.
Plato is probably one of the best known philosophers.
Plato embarked on a period of extensive travel, returning to Athens some years later. In 387 BCE he
established the Academy, a school devoted to philosophical debate and learning. Aristotle was a
student at the Academy for about the last twenty years of Plato s life.
At the heart of all Plato s philosophy is his Theory of Forms, sometimes called the Theory of Ideas.
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They know of nothing else and assume that there can never be anything beyond the shadows.
The world of sense is at a constant change, so how can the truth be known if the world never stays
the same from one moment to the next. Plato believed there was a certain truth, but this material
world cannot answer it. The material world only presents appearances, which lead us to make
opinions, not knowledge. Plato believes there is truth on a different plane, on the non material
world of forms. He alleged that in order for something to be real, it had to be permanent and
unchanging.
In order to see exactly what a form is and how it differs from a material object, we need to look at
the first two of the properties that characterize the forms. The forms are transcendent. This means
that they do not exist in space and time. A material object, a basketball, exists at a particular
place at a particular time. A form, roundness, does not exist at any place or time. The forms exist,
or subsist, in a different way. This is especially important because it explains why the forms are
unchanging. A form such as roundness will never change; it does not even exist in time. It is the
same at all times or places in which it might be instantiated. A form does not exist in space in that it
can be instantiated
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Plato s Theory of Forms
Plato was born, the son of Ariston and Perictione, in about 428 BC. His family, on both sides, was
among the most distinguished in Athens. He was born in Athens into a very wealthy family and as
a young man was a student of Socrates.
Plato is probably one of the best known philosophers.
Plato embarked on a period of extensive travel, returning to Athens some years later. In 387 BCE he
established the Academy, a school devoted to philosophical debate and learning. Aristotle was a
student at the Academy for about the last twenty years of Plato s life.
At the heart of all Plato s philosophy is his Theory of Forms, sometimes called the Theory of Ideas.
Plato ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They know of nothing else and assume that there can never be anything beyond the shadows.
The world of sense is at a constant change, so how can the truth be known if the world never stays
the same from one moment to the next. Plato believed there was a certain truth, but this material
world cannot answer it. The material world only presents appearances, which lead us to make
opinions, not knowledge. Plato believes there is truth on a different plane, on the non material
world of forms. He alleged that in order for something to be real, it had to be permanent and
unchanging.
In order to see exactly what a form is and how it differs from a material object, we need to look at
the first two of the properties that characterize the forms. The forms are transcendent. This means
that they do not exist in space and time. A material object, a basketball, exists at a particular
place at a particular time. A form, roundness, does not exist at any place or time. The forms exist,
or subsist, in a different way. This is especially important because it explains why the forms are
unchanging. A form such as roundness will never change; it does not even exist in time. It is the
same at all times or places in which it might be instantiated. A form does not exist in space in that it
can be instantiated
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Windows Milestones
Windows: Windows was created by Bill Gates and Paul Allen from Microsoft on April 4, 1975 as
a way of being able to navigate easily through a computer using a more user friendly basis. As of
present day the most common type of operating system for desktops and laptops is
windows.Windows 1.0 was introduced in 1985,which was when windows company itself got
started.Windows got it s name by the computing boxes in a computer or more commonly referred
to as Windows .Over 29 years and windows has developed 12 different versions all starting from
Windows MS DOS (MicrosoftDisk Operating System).Throughout the 12 versions of Windows the
most important or biggest milestones are Windows 3.1, 98, XP, 98 second edition and Windows
Vistaall leading... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
MacOS: MacOS was introduced in 1984 by the Apple.inc in order to run the first Macintosh
computers and was inspired by Microsoft s operating system Windows .The main factor that
Apple wanted to market with the new MacOS operating system is how user friendly or easy it
was to use.During the 1980 s Apple made and agreement to allow the Windows operating system
to use some of the features from Apple into their own operating system (Windows).Then later in
the 1990 s Apple made it so that the MacOS operating system could only be used on Apple
computers.After a while Mac made it so that there could be online file sharing, internet browsing
and made it very simple to multi task using MacOS operating system.The in 2007 apple revealed
their Apple Ipads and Apple Smartphone and showed off the fact that the OS X operating system
could also be used to connect with mobile devices.In 2011 Apple had also invented iCloud which
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Windows: Windows was created by Bill Gates and Paul Allen from Microsoft on April 4, 1975 as
a way of being able to navigate easily through a computer using a more user friendly basis. As of
present day the most common type of operating system for desktops and laptops is
windows.Windows 1.0 was introduced in 1985,which was when windows company itself got
started.Windows got it s name by the computing boxes in a computer or more commonly referred
to as Windows .Over 29 years and windows has developed 12 different versions all starting from
Windows MS DOS (MicrosoftDisk Operating System).Throughout the 12 versions of Windows the
most important or biggest milestones are Windows 3.1, 98, XP, 98 second edition and Windows
Vistaall leading... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
MacOS: MacOS was introduced in 1984 by the Apple.inc in order to run the first Macintosh
computers and was inspired by Microsoft s operating system Windows .The main factor that
Apple wanted to market with the new MacOS operating system is how user friendly or easy it
was to use.During the 1980 s Apple made and agreement to allow the Windows operating system
to use some of the features from Apple into their own operating system (Windows).Then later in
the 1990 s Apple made it so that the MacOS operating system could only be used on Apple
computers.After a while Mac made it so that there could be online file sharing, internet browsing
and made it very simple to multi task using MacOS operating system.The in 2007 apple revealed
their Apple Ipads and Apple Smartphone and showed off the fact that the OS X operating system
could also be used to connect with mobile devices.In 2011 Apple had also invented iCloud which
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Elie Wiesel Diary Entries
Hello. It s been seventy years since we met, and here we are: still alive. I was ten years old, an
emaciated little girl with ragged hair. You were a soldier, and you saved me. Had I remained in
the concentration camp any longer, I would have died. Although I was there just a few months
(having been discovered a short time before the war ended), my entire familymy mother, father, and
sister managed to perish in the flames of the crematorium. But when you stood inside the barbed
wire with me, carrying the flag that bears freedom, I knew I could not burn with them. I only
survived because you liberated me. Even though I came to America shortly after, I did not think
I would be able to find you... but seventy years later, I have. Now that I have found you, I just
want to know a few things. How did you feel when you discovered my camp? You may not have
known about them previously (since these camps were secrets to the world), so it may have
shocked you. What did you think of gas chambers, the crematoria, and the mass pits full of
deceased Jews? I still remember them; their memory bothers me no longer, though. I have not
healed... one does not heal after seeing those things. I... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You hesitated at first, then gave me a small piece of chocolate. My eyes lighted up, and I
beamed. You smiled, too. Why did you give me your only piece of chocolate? I know I looked
horrendous, with ribs and elbows jutting from my tight frame of skin... but you did hesitate.
What caused that hesitation? You and your fellow soldiers pitied us Jews, and we were rarely
fed, so you must have known that too much food would have made me ill. It was just chocolate.
Finally, are you still haunted by the visions of the concentration camps? The bodies dumped into
mass graves, the barracks full of poor sick and dying souls, the ashes of the ones already lost... do
these things still haunt you? These scars do not heal. I have not healed, so I suspect you have not,
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Hello. It s been seventy years since we met, and here we are: still alive. I was ten years old, an
emaciated little girl with ragged hair. You were a soldier, and you saved me. Had I remained in
the concentration camp any longer, I would have died. Although I was there just a few months
(having been discovered a short time before the war ended), my entire familymy mother, father, and
sister managed to perish in the flames of the crematorium. But when you stood inside the barbed
wire with me, carrying the flag that bears freedom, I knew I could not burn with them. I only
survived because you liberated me. Even though I came to America shortly after, I did not think
I would be able to find you... but seventy years later, I have. Now that I have found you, I just
want to know a few things. How did you feel when you discovered my camp? You may not have
known about them previously (since these camps were secrets to the world), so it may have
shocked you. What did you think of gas chambers, the crematoria, and the mass pits full of
deceased Jews? I still remember them; their memory bothers me no longer, though. I have not
healed... one does not heal after seeing those things. I... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You hesitated at first, then gave me a small piece of chocolate. My eyes lighted up, and I
beamed. You smiled, too. Why did you give me your only piece of chocolate? I know I looked
horrendous, with ribs and elbows jutting from my tight frame of skin... but you did hesitate.
What caused that hesitation? You and your fellow soldiers pitied us Jews, and we were rarely
fed, so you must have known that too much food would have made me ill. It was just chocolate.
Finally, are you still haunted by the visions of the concentration camps? The bodies dumped into
mass graves, the barracks full of poor sick and dying souls, the ashes of the ones already lost... do
these things still haunt you? These scars do not heal. I have not healed, so I suspect you have not,
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Language In Rabbit Proof Fence
Rabbit Proof Fence is a movie directed by Phillip Noyce based on the novel by Doris Pilkington
Garimara. In the excerpt, The Stealing of Children, it shows the offspring of the indigenous people
being taken away from their parents as the white settlers thought they weren t being treated
properly. Events like these occurred from 1910 1970 in Australias history. Many aboriginal
children didn t want to be taken away and the fictional story, based on real events, of Rabbit Proof
Fence has been created from the point of view of those people living at this time. The director has
created many representations of Aboriginal people through the use of language features, visual
elements and the audio components.
The language features of The Stealing of Children give many representations of the indigenous
people. One of these devices is repetition. Once the aboriginals were trapped by Constable Riggs,
Maude repeatedly shouted the word, No! . While he took the children, she continued to state that
they were hers and she didn t like him taking them. Her repetitiveness gave the impression that she
didn t want to lose her kids and that she loved them. This also gave the impression that Maude had
no authority against Riggs. Another language element featured in the film is evocative vocabulary.
It was used among the shouts of the indigenous people and the police man. When the Grandmother
came to the car with a large stick, which she may have used to try and break the car windows,
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Rabbit Proof Fence is a movie directed by Phillip Noyce based on the novel by Doris Pilkington
Garimara. In the excerpt, The Stealing of Children, it shows the offspring of the indigenous people
being taken away from their parents as the white settlers thought they weren t being treated
properly. Events like these occurred from 1910 1970 in Australias history. Many aboriginal
children didn t want to be taken away and the fictional story, based on real events, of Rabbit Proof
Fence has been created from the point of view of those people living at this time. The director has
created many representations of Aboriginal people through the use of language features, visual
elements and the audio components.
The language features of The Stealing of Children give many representations of the indigenous
people. One of these devices is repetition. Once the aboriginals were trapped by Constable Riggs,
Maude repeatedly shouted the word, No! . While he took the children, she continued to state that
they were hers and she didn t like him taking them. Her repetitiveness gave the impression that she
didn t want to lose her kids and that she loved them. This also gave the impression that Maude had
no authority against Riggs. Another language element featured in the film is evocative vocabulary.
It was used among the shouts of the indigenous people and the police man. When the Grandmother
came to the car with a large stick, which she may have used to try and break the car windows,
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Analysis Of The Poem The World Is Too Much With Us
The poem, The World Is Too Much with Us by William Wordsworth argues that people s disregard
for nature s importance makes them lose their humanity. Wordsworth sees materialism as a waste
of our powers (359). Our powers of being able to keep in touch with a fundamental part of
themselves. To preserve and see the beauty of nature. Instead of building upon it. The start of the
Industrialization in Britain brought factories, buildings, and a newly built world. This shifted the
focus from living from nature to living away from it. Wordsworth explains it as, getting and
spending, we lay waste our powers: little we see in nature that is ours (359). Nature has become a
separate existence from the one that had been created by industrialization.... Show more content on
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Which quickly spread and became all consuming. The social changes that were taking place
brought a new attitude. Gone was the slow moving life of rural living replaced by urban living.
Urbanization gave an urgency to the people. An attitude of greed for more growth, production,
and spending. It made many jobs, but it also left many unemployed. This was due to hiring
unskilled workers for cheap and leaving skilled workers still searching for jobs. Leaving many
lower class people unsatisfied and living in an increasingly dismal conditions. These negative
changes left Wordsworth dispirited. He understood the importance of enjoying the outside world
away from these dismal conditions. To enjoy views such as the sea that bares her bosom to the
moon or the winds that will be howling at all hours . Views that give peace and comfort. Away
from the growing materialistic attitude of Britain society. This newly embraced capitalist mode of
production, which flourished under a rhetoric of improvement (27), gave more trouble than
improvement. Starting from the factories, the attitude of instant gratification spread to the citizens.
Needs and wants were met easily when the money was there. The joys of going outside were to
purchase a new item or to see how much the city had
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The poem, The World Is Too Much with Us by William Wordsworth argues that people s disregard
for nature s importance makes them lose their humanity. Wordsworth sees materialism as a waste
of our powers (359). Our powers of being able to keep in touch with a fundamental part of
themselves. To preserve and see the beauty of nature. Instead of building upon it. The start of the
Industrialization in Britain brought factories, buildings, and a newly built world. This shifted the
focus from living from nature to living away from it. Wordsworth explains it as, getting and
spending, we lay waste our powers: little we see in nature that is ours (359). Nature has become a
separate existence from the one that had been created by industrialization.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Which quickly spread and became all consuming. The social changes that were taking place
brought a new attitude. Gone was the slow moving life of rural living replaced by urban living.
Urbanization gave an urgency to the people. An attitude of greed for more growth, production,
and spending. It made many jobs, but it also left many unemployed. This was due to hiring
unskilled workers for cheap and leaving skilled workers still searching for jobs. Leaving many
lower class people unsatisfied and living in an increasingly dismal conditions. These negative
changes left Wordsworth dispirited. He understood the importance of enjoying the outside world
away from these dismal conditions. To enjoy views such as the sea that bares her bosom to the
moon or the winds that will be howling at all hours . Views that give peace and comfort. Away
from the growing materialistic attitude of Britain society. This newly embraced capitalist mode of
production, which flourished under a rhetoric of improvement (27), gave more trouble than
improvement. Starting from the factories, the attitude of instant gratification spread to the citizens.
Needs and wants were met easily when the money was there. The joys of going outside were to
purchase a new item or to see how much the city had
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Sidney s The Defence of Poesy and Television Commercials...
Sidney s The Defence of Poesy and Television Commercials
I know that something major has changed in the world of television when my sons refuse requests
to turn the set off with the comment, Just let me finish watching this commercial. I have always
thought that commercials were something to endure until the real program came back on.
Apparently some of them have now become the form of entertainment par excellence of the
medium.
What do TV commercials have to do with Sidney s The Defence of Poesy? More than one might
think. Faced with the Puritans attack against poetry who saw it as a secondary form of knowledge,
called it the mother of lies and believed that it fed the fires of passion, Sidney responds with a
practical argument: ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Well, I am exaggerating a bit, but certainly the arts were not in the same league as farming and
preaching. When my father in law evaluated a story or a film, he wanted to know whether it was
true or not. Fiction lowered it to an inferior level of truth.
Why the Mennonite mistrust of the arts? I believe that it can be traced to our traditional belief in
conformity to the community and non conformity to the world. The strong emphasis on conformity
put certain restraints on the imagination; remaining non conformed to the world meant that one
could not emulate or profit from non Mennonite artists. So unless the arts were used directly to
support our faith and the values of the community (such as congregational music, quilting,
preaching, etc.)., they tended to be seen as frivolous or downright dangerous. One should not
ridicule that argument; if the arts truly have the power to move us and if the best come from the
outside world, it is only logical that the Amish Mennonite culture would take steps to protect itself.
So when Sidney tries to change the mind of his Puritan critics, his strongest argument is based upon
the assumption that good poetry will cause people to act more virtuously. Puritans and Mennonites
would both appreciate that approach. If one believes that good literature results in
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Sidney s The Defence of Poesy and Television Commercials
I know that something major has changed in the world of television when my sons refuse requests
to turn the set off with the comment, Just let me finish watching this commercial. I have always
thought that commercials were something to endure until the real program came back on.
Apparently some of them have now become the form of entertainment par excellence of the
medium.
What do TV commercials have to do with Sidney s The Defence of Poesy? More than one might
think. Faced with the Puritans attack against poetry who saw it as a secondary form of knowledge,
called it the mother of lies and believed that it fed the fires of passion, Sidney responds with a
practical argument: ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Well, I am exaggerating a bit, but certainly the arts were not in the same league as farming and
preaching. When my father in law evaluated a story or a film, he wanted to know whether it was
true or not. Fiction lowered it to an inferior level of truth.
Why the Mennonite mistrust of the arts? I believe that it can be traced to our traditional belief in
conformity to the community and non conformity to the world. The strong emphasis on conformity
put certain restraints on the imagination; remaining non conformed to the world meant that one
could not emulate or profit from non Mennonite artists. So unless the arts were used directly to
support our faith and the values of the community (such as congregational music, quilting,
preaching, etc.)., they tended to be seen as frivolous or downright dangerous. One should not
ridicule that argument; if the arts truly have the power to move us and if the best come from the
outside world, it is only logical that the Amish Mennonite culture would take steps to protect itself.
So when Sidney tries to change the mind of his Puritan critics, his strongest argument is based upon
the assumption that good poetry will cause people to act more virtuously. Puritans and Mennonites
would both appreciate that approach. If one believes that good literature results in
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How My Own Culture And Identity Influence My Interactions...
How my own culture and identity influence my interactions with others? Culture is defined as
asocial heritage of a group; it influences how people communicate with each other. Also referred
to as the cumulative deposit experience, values, customs often affected by religious beliefs, it
varies from one community to the other, it is transmitted through language and arts, from one
generation to the next. Cultural identity is feeling of belonging to a group, it is an element that
is brought about when a person comprehends his/her own culture, it is part of a person s self
conception and perception and this helps the person to also comprehend and appreciate the
culture of other people as well. It is related to nationality, religion, ethnicity, generation or any
kind of social group that has its own distinct culture. So culture plays an important role in one s
life because it is a strong factor in shaping one s identity. In my life, culture identity is very
important because it tells who I am. It has shaped me into the person I am now. I am coming from
culture that has had an impact on my norms, values , and beliefs. I was born and raised in Sudan, a
country with a multi ethnic group, with a mixture of African, Arabic and Islamic traditions and
values. Back in my home country, I belong to the dominant social groups as being Middle Age,
Male, Arabic, Muslim, and Middle Class. Although there is huge diversity among different groups
and tribes live
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How my own culture and identity influence my interactions with others? Culture is defined as
asocial heritage of a group; it influences how people communicate with each other. Also referred
to as the cumulative deposit experience, values, customs often affected by religious beliefs, it
varies from one community to the other, it is transmitted through language and arts, from one
generation to the next. Cultural identity is feeling of belonging to a group, it is an element that
is brought about when a person comprehends his/her own culture, it is part of a person s self
conception and perception and this helps the person to also comprehend and appreciate the
culture of other people as well. It is related to nationality, religion, ethnicity, generation or any
kind of social group that has its own distinct culture. So culture plays an important role in one s
life because it is a strong factor in shaping one s identity. In my life, culture identity is very
important because it tells who I am. It has shaped me into the person I am now. I am coming from
culture that has had an impact on my norms, values , and beliefs. I was born and raised in Sudan, a
country with a multi ethnic group, with a mixture of African, Arabic and Islamic traditions and
values. Back in my home country, I belong to the dominant social groups as being Middle Age,
Male, Arabic, Muslim, and Middle Class. Although there is huge diversity among different groups
and tribes live
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and Non-operating...
Valuation of AirThread Connections
Group 7
(Shaojin Ding/ Jin Wang/ Wenqi Gu/
Shijia Wu/ Tongtong Yin/ Canran Xie)
Given the background of ACC and AirThread, do you think the acquisition is a good idea? Briefly
explain your answer.
Yes. First, American Cable Communication (ACC) and AirThread could help each other compete
in the industry that was moving more and more bundled service offerings. Second, the acquisition
could help both companies expand into the business market. Third, ACC was in a unique position
to add value to AirThread s operations because the acquisition could save AirThread more than
20% in backhaul costs. The reasons above make us believe that the synergy is positive and the
acquisition is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The debt payment schedule is presented in Ex 6.) в ЂЁRemember that different valuation models
are not mutually exclusive, you can use different model for different forecasting periods.
We still divide the value of AirThread as a merger target into operating part and non operating part.
First, we combine the DCF model with APV model to calculate the operating value.
Because during 2008 to 2012, AirThread need to pay down acquisition debt, the D/E ratio is
variable. So we have to choose the APV model (= NPV + NPVF). But after 2012, the acquisition
debt has paid off, so the D/E ratio is constant, which suggests using DCF model.
First, we calculate the operating value during 2008 and 2012 using APV. The cash flows of these
five years combine the stand alone cash flows and the synergy cash flows. We assume
depreciation/capital expenditure equals 1. First of all, we calculate the NPV. The potential
synergies come from system operating cost saving as well as the increase in revenue and gross
profit. We use the unlevered (=0.96) and get the cost of equity (=10.2%). We get the synergies cash
flow using Jenifer s projection about synergies. We use the cost of equity (=10.2%) to discount the
cash flows and get NPV from 2008 and 2012, which is $1,511.39m. (Exhibit 5)
In this case, NPVF is Tax Subsidy. We discount the interests of the 5 years to 2007 using cost of
debt (=5.50%), and then
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Valuation of AirThread Connections
Group 7
(Shaojin Ding/ Jin Wang/ Wenqi Gu/
Shijia Wu/ Tongtong Yin/ Canran Xie)
Given the background of ACC and AirThread, do you think the acquisition is a good idea? Briefly
explain your answer.
Yes. First, American Cable Communication (ACC) and AirThread could help each other compete
in the industry that was moving more and more bundled service offerings. Second, the acquisition
could help both companies expand into the business market. Third, ACC was in a unique position
to add value to AirThread s operations because the acquisition could save AirThread more than
20% in backhaul costs. The reasons above make us believe that the synergy is positive and the
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The debt payment schedule is presented in Ex 6.) в ЂЁRemember that different valuation models
are not mutually exclusive, you can use different model for different forecasting periods.
We still divide the value of AirThread as a merger target into operating part and non operating part.
First, we combine the DCF model with APV model to calculate the operating value.
Because during 2008 to 2012, AirThread need to pay down acquisition debt, the D/E ratio is
variable. So we have to choose the APV model (= NPV + NPVF). But after 2012, the acquisition
debt has paid off, so the D/E ratio is constant, which suggests using DCF model.
First, we calculate the operating value during 2008 and 2012 using APV. The cash flows of these
five years combine the stand alone cash flows and the synergy cash flows. We assume
depreciation/capital expenditure equals 1. First of all, we calculate the NPV. The potential
synergies come from system operating cost saving as well as the increase in revenue and gross
profit. We use the unlevered (=0.96) and get the cost of equity (=10.2%). We get the synergies cash
flow using Jenifer s projection about synergies. We use the cost of equity (=10.2%) to discount the
cash flows and get NPV from 2008 and 2012, which is $1,511.39m. (Exhibit 5)
In this case, NPVF is Tax Subsidy. We discount the interests of the 5 years to 2007 using cost of
debt (=5.50%), and then
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Sight Vs Hearing
The condition of not having the power of hearing or having impaired hearing. Hearing loss. A
deaf person has little to no hearing. Hearing loss may occur in one or both ears. Hearing loss can
be categorized as mild, moderate, moderate severe, severe, or profound. Without a newborn hearing
test, the average age at which congenital deafnessis diagnosed is 2 years. Children whose deafness
is treated in the first months of life gain critical time and get far better on development tests than
those whose diagnosed is delayed. People can go deaf suddenly as a complication of a virus, lose
their hearing over time because of disease, nerve damage, or injury caused by noise. About 3 out
of 1,000 babies is born deaf because of genetic factors. About
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The condition of not having the power of hearing or having impaired hearing. Hearing loss. A
deaf person has little to no hearing. Hearing loss may occur in one or both ears. Hearing loss can
be categorized as mild, moderate, moderate severe, severe, or profound. Without a newborn hearing
test, the average age at which congenital deafnessis diagnosed is 2 years. Children whose deafness
is treated in the first months of life gain critical time and get far better on development tests than
those whose diagnosed is delayed. People can go deaf suddenly as a complication of a virus, lose
their hearing over time because of disease, nerve damage, or injury caused by noise. About 3 out
of 1,000 babies is born deaf because of genetic factors. About
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Noblemen In Medieval Society
Nobleman: Medieval Society The Oxford dictionary s meaning of noble is, belonging to a
hereditary class with high social or political status; aristocratic. This definition fits the
description of noblemen in medieval society from 1000 1300 C.E. Nobles were one of the many
traditional medieval social groups (Kagan, Ozment, and Turner, 202). There were quite a few
words that described the life of a nobleman: knights, warriors, sportsmen, courtly love, and
wealth. Though many nobles inherited their lifestyle, they have not lived without a profession.
Knighthood, along with other responsibilities, defined a nobleman. A knight was a nobleman
who could display high distinctiveness for chivalry. Chivalry was a code of arms that also
taught nobles to be respectful and honorable. Female nobles had also followed chivalry, yet
during the twelfth century it was illegal for a woman to be a knight (Waterman, Lynn). Chivalry
was originally devised because knights had crude and aggressive behavior ( The Life of the
People in the High Middle Ages ). The clergy teach nobles during their childhood how they should
act and treat others. Therefore, a child s life was also changed by their class. A noble s childhood
during infancy to around seven years consisted mostly of play. After that stage of their life, the
church usually placed the boys into manors and castles to begin the training of knighthood (Kagan,
Ozment, and Turner, 203). Children would learn to serve lords and knights. Beginning
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Nobleman: Medieval Society The Oxford dictionary s meaning of noble is, belonging to a
hereditary class with high social or political status; aristocratic. This definition fits the
description of noblemen in medieval society from 1000 1300 C.E. Nobles were one of the many
traditional medieval social groups (Kagan, Ozment, and Turner, 202). There were quite a few
words that described the life of a nobleman: knights, warriors, sportsmen, courtly love, and
wealth. Though many nobles inherited their lifestyle, they have not lived without a profession.
Knighthood, along with other responsibilities, defined a nobleman. A knight was a nobleman
who could display high distinctiveness for chivalry. Chivalry was a code of arms that also
taught nobles to be respectful and honorable. Female nobles had also followed chivalry, yet
during the twelfth century it was illegal for a woman to be a knight (Waterman, Lynn). Chivalry
was originally devised because knights had crude and aggressive behavior ( The Life of the
People in the High Middle Ages ). The clergy teach nobles during their childhood how they should
act and treat others. Therefore, a child s life was also changed by their class. A noble s childhood
during infancy to around seven years consisted mostly of play. After that stage of their life, the
church usually placed the boys into manors and castles to begin the training of knighthood (Kagan,
Ozment, and Turner, 203). Children would learn to serve lords and knights. Beginning
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Differences Between The Movie And Rebecca
Rebecca: Comparison and Contrast between the Novel and the Film A spouse who betrays his
partner does not deserve forgiveness. Do not break your heart with someone who does not
deserve you because life is too short and enjoy it. Rebecca novel is written by Daphne du
Maurier, in 1938 novel. The novel tells us an exciting and ambiguous story about a man his
name is Max de Winter, he owns Manderley. He sometimes behaves strangely. He looks ill
because His wife drowned in the bay near Manderley. In one day, Mr. de Winter goes to Monte
Carlo, he meets a quiet young woman and he falls in love with her, and they get married and live
at Manderley. When Mrs. de Winter enters Manderley, she faces many challenges that make her a
sensitive woman and quick to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first similarity is Manderley house, at the beginning of the story and the film, the narrator
describes Manderley it is a secret and silent house also she images of a big house when anybody
thought they have lost it and she talks about the details such as the stony surface cover with
grass and weeds. I see this accurate description in the movie. The second similarity is Mrs. de
Winter reactions. There are several situations happen whether joy, sadness or debate Mrs. de
Winter s reaction is similar to film and novel such as when she meets Maxim she feels so happy
together. Moreover, she lacks confidence and she is insecure if Maxim loves Rebecca more
than her. The last similarity is the personality of housekeeper Mrs. Danvers, there is a great
similarity between Mrs. Danvers characters in the novel and the film. She is the head
housekeeper and Mrs. Danvers is Rebecca s maid. She hates the new wife also she does not want
Maxim to marry any woman after Rebecca so she is like a devil she makes her do something her
husband does not like such as when she convinces her to wear the same dress that Rebecca has
already worn it before
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Rebecca: Comparison and Contrast between the Novel and the Film A spouse who betrays his
partner does not deserve forgiveness. Do not break your heart with someone who does not
deserve you because life is too short and enjoy it. Rebecca novel is written by Daphne du
Maurier, in 1938 novel. The novel tells us an exciting and ambiguous story about a man his
name is Max de Winter, he owns Manderley. He sometimes behaves strangely. He looks ill
because His wife drowned in the bay near Manderley. In one day, Mr. de Winter goes to Monte
Carlo, he meets a quiet young woman and he falls in love with her, and they get married and live
at Manderley. When Mrs. de Winter enters Manderley, she faces many challenges that make her a
sensitive woman and quick to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first similarity is Manderley house, at the beginning of the story and the film, the narrator
describes Manderley it is a secret and silent house also she images of a big house when anybody
thought they have lost it and she talks about the details such as the stony surface cover with
grass and weeds. I see this accurate description in the movie. The second similarity is Mrs. de
Winter reactions. There are several situations happen whether joy, sadness or debate Mrs. de
Winter s reaction is similar to film and novel such as when she meets Maxim she feels so happy
together. Moreover, she lacks confidence and she is insecure if Maxim loves Rebecca more
than her. The last similarity is the personality of housekeeper Mrs. Danvers, there is a great
similarity between Mrs. Danvers characters in the novel and the film. She is the head
housekeeper and Mrs. Danvers is Rebecca s maid. She hates the new wife also she does not want
Maxim to marry any woman after Rebecca so she is like a devil she makes her do something her
husband does not like such as when she convinces her to wear the same dress that Rebecca has
already worn it before
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Statement Of Biotechnology
Biotechnology functions to living organisms or any technological application that uses biological
systems. I don t remember when I showed interest in that subject first, but I liked to read science
articles and watch national geographic since I was young. It was just a simple interest and curiosity
about scienceat first, but it developed to the aspiration of studying specific major of biotechnology
when I chose IB subjects. After I had a conversation with teachers, peers, parents, and other
acquaintance about science subjects and reflected my past science classes, I chose biologyand
chemistry in order to study biotechnology in the near future. The reason why I want to study
biotechnology is that I would like to work in the laboratory and... Show more content on
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It was a challenge to live in a developing country in Southeast Asia trying to speak a new language.
I adamantly refused to even walk out the front door because of the fear of studying in different
circumstances. But as I left Korea, I realized that Vietnam is a bigger world for me. In Korea, I have
learned everything based upon the perspective of Korean, but as I moved to International school,
the teachers and the students vary in nationalities, so I was able to learn how to respect other
cultures and to accept the diversity of individuals. After I moved to Vietnam, I became the person
who understands the differences and accepting other people s ideas. As I keep experiencing new
things, I am not afraid of the changes anymore and became an assertive student who continues to
challenge myself. I played flute in Saigon music concert because I like the harmony created by
different instruments, and I participated in the Saigon enterprise competition as I wanted to learn
more about marketing. I also went to Malaysia for Southeast Asia Math competition as a school
representative team. I earned a lot of values that I would have never got in
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Biotechnology functions to living organisms or any technological application that uses biological
systems. I don t remember when I showed interest in that subject first, but I liked to read science
articles and watch national geographic since I was young. It was just a simple interest and curiosity
about scienceat first, but it developed to the aspiration of studying specific major of biotechnology
when I chose IB subjects. After I had a conversation with teachers, peers, parents, and other
acquaintance about science subjects and reflected my past science classes, I chose biologyand
chemistry in order to study biotechnology in the near future. The reason why I want to study
biotechnology is that I would like to work in the laboratory and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It was a challenge to live in a developing country in Southeast Asia trying to speak a new language.
I adamantly refused to even walk out the front door because of the fear of studying in different
circumstances. But as I left Korea, I realized that Vietnam is a bigger world for me. In Korea, I have
learned everything based upon the perspective of Korean, but as I moved to International school,
the teachers and the students vary in nationalities, so I was able to learn how to respect other
cultures and to accept the diversity of individuals. After I moved to Vietnam, I became the person
who understands the differences and accepting other people s ideas. As I keep experiencing new
things, I am not afraid of the changes anymore and became an assertive student who continues to
challenge myself. I played flute in Saigon music concert because I like the harmony created by
different instruments, and I participated in the Saigon enterprise competition as I wanted to learn
more about marketing. I also went to Malaysia for Southeast Asia Math competition as a school
representative team. I earned a lot of values that I would have never got in
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Smoke Signals Themes
Smoke Signals is an independent film directed by, Chris Eyre. The film, Smoke Signals , is
based on a short story named, This Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona , by Sherman
Alexie. At the end of the film, Smoke Signals , the character Thomas says some words in
phrases, which puts us all to think. He invokes problems that happen in life to almost every
single human being in the world. Sometimes we do not know how to handle these problems and
we just learn to live with them. He talks about abuse, lack of communication, rage, divorces, and
family problems. The words that Thomas says at the end of the film, and the short story have
very similar themes, specific about father and son issues, we will see which theme in special
they both share. Thomas is trying to make a point with the last words he takes at the end of the
film. He is making us see that we can really forgive. At the end of the film, we see how Victor
finally forgives his father and starts making progress with Thomas. He does not feel the anger he
felt because of his dad, he sees that his father loved him, and that he only went away to stop
hurting his family. He sees that he always cared about them and that the love for his family never
ended.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like the death of Thomas father and mother, the time Thomas and Victor end in the marshal s
office, and the woman that lived next to his father s trailer. They link all of these events very well
with the things that really happened in the short story. It was basically like watching what we read
on real life. I believe that making the trip that Victor did to get his father s ashes was a family
thing. Thomas accompanies Victor after everything they went through in the past, and we see how
Thomas has already forgiven Victor like family
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Smoke Signals is an independent film directed by, Chris Eyre. The film, Smoke Signals , is
based on a short story named, This Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona , by Sherman
Alexie. At the end of the film, Smoke Signals , the character Thomas says some words in
phrases, which puts us all to think. He invokes problems that happen in life to almost every
single human being in the world. Sometimes we do not know how to handle these problems and
we just learn to live with them. He talks about abuse, lack of communication, rage, divorces, and
family problems. The words that Thomas says at the end of the film, and the short story have
very similar themes, specific about father and son issues, we will see which theme in special
they both share. Thomas is trying to make a point with the last words he takes at the end of the
film. He is making us see that we can really forgive. At the end of the film, we see how Victor
finally forgives his father and starts making progress with Thomas. He does not feel the anger he
felt because of his dad, he sees that his father loved him, and that he only went away to stop
hurting his family. He sees that he always cared about them and that the love for his family never
ended.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like the death of Thomas father and mother, the time Thomas and Victor end in the marshal s
office, and the woman that lived next to his father s trailer. They link all of these events very well
with the things that really happened in the short story. It was basically like watching what we read
on real life. I believe that making the trip that Victor did to get his father s ashes was a family
thing. Thomas accompanies Victor after everything they went through in the past, and we see how
Thomas has already forgiven Victor like family
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Reassess The Food Service System Essay
The aim of this proposal is to reassess the food service process in provided within a hospital. It is
essential that the hospital s food service system requirements for all the nutrients and calories
needed to restore and maintain the health of all patients. Implementing these changes will require a
health care leader who will articulate well defined, clear objectives and measures and will
incorporate a timeline and standards for the revised foodservice system(Dye, 2010). Food service in
hospitals is changing by moving away from the traditional tray line system, in which trays move
along an assembly line, to room service, thus allowing in patients to choose nutritious meals. The
health care industry is ever more competitive, and hospitals are now recognizing patients as
customers, and seeking ways to influence patients satisfaction scores during a hospitalstay (K. Kim,
M. Kim Lee 2010). In this proposal, the objectives of the value stream mapping in figure 1 are to
strategically identify and remove waste, cut costs, reduce labor, and increase patient satisfaction
scores, while providing nutritious meals. A Rapid Process Improvement Workshop (RPIW) will
include staff from the call center, cooks, food prepares, dietitians, food delivery personnel, nursing
managers, staff from finance, and administration, and customers who filled out a food survey to
give their perspective. Each team member can provide insight into some important processes that
may or may not be
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The aim of this proposal is to reassess the food service process in provided within a hospital. It is
essential that the hospital s food service system requirements for all the nutrients and calories
needed to restore and maintain the health of all patients. Implementing these changes will require a
health care leader who will articulate well defined, clear objectives and measures and will
incorporate a timeline and standards for the revised foodservice system(Dye, 2010). Food service in
hospitals is changing by moving away from the traditional tray line system, in which trays move
along an assembly line, to room service, thus allowing in patients to choose nutritious meals. The
health care industry is ever more competitive, and hospitals are now recognizing patients as
customers, and seeking ways to influence patients satisfaction scores during a hospitalstay (K. Kim,
M. Kim Lee 2010). In this proposal, the objectives of the value stream mapping in figure 1 are to
strategically identify and remove waste, cut costs, reduce labor, and increase patient satisfaction
scores, while providing nutritious meals. A Rapid Process Improvement Workshop (RPIW) will
include staff from the call center, cooks, food prepares, dietitians, food delivery personnel, nursing
managers, staff from finance, and administration, and customers who filled out a food survey to
give their perspective. Each team member can provide insight into some important processes that
may or may not be
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Factors That Affect A Fluctuation On Interest Rates From...
Methods To enhance the data, I gathered for my research and bring it all together, I conducted
three semi structured interviews to help me uncover a better understanding of what the impact on
a fluctuation in interest rates from the Federal Reserve has on the economy and market in the U.S
and other countries. During this time, I had three participants who donated their time to tell me a
little more about themselves and what they knew about my topic. Participant 1, was a sixty one
year old male whom is a finance professional, as is he also a finance professor at Pace University.
The knowledge he provided to me was very educational and helped me understand a little more
about the missing information I needed to obtain from my literature... Show more content on
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Participant 1 was my number one choice, and once a date and time was scheduled I conducted
the face to face interview that lasted approximately nine minutes. Participant 2 sparked my
interest because of the knowledge I knew he had on the stock market and immediately knew he
would be the perfect fit as one of my interviewees. We had the date and time set for a face to face
interview and it lasted approximately eleven minutes. Participant 3 is very educated and has
experience with the stock market and because of his knowledge I chose him to be my third
interviewee. Participant three was my first phone interview and it lasted around eight minutes.
After completing these three interviews I started my transcribing and coding process. This
process definitely took some time to get used to, actually it s still very complicated. I found
myself keep rewinding back to get all of the exact detail, and everything that was said every few
seconds. My procedure for this was to listen through the whole interview one time to see the
tempo of how the interviewee was talking. I wanted to get used to the sound of his voice and the
dialect he talked with. The second time I listened I would type as much as I could for one
question I asked, and then go back to see what I missed, and keep doing this. As tough as it was I
got through it and it was a great experience. Results The results from the study of the lasting effects
a
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Methods To enhance the data, I gathered for my research and bring it all together, I conducted
three semi structured interviews to help me uncover a better understanding of what the impact on
a fluctuation in interest rates from the Federal Reserve has on the economy and market in the U.S
and other countries. During this time, I had three participants who donated their time to tell me a
little more about themselves and what they knew about my topic. Participant 1, was a sixty one
year old male whom is a finance professional, as is he also a finance professor at Pace University.
The knowledge he provided to me was very educational and helped me understand a little more
about the missing information I needed to obtain from my literature... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Participant 1 was my number one choice, and once a date and time was scheduled I conducted
the face to face interview that lasted approximately nine minutes. Participant 2 sparked my
interest because of the knowledge I knew he had on the stock market and immediately knew he
would be the perfect fit as one of my interviewees. We had the date and time set for a face to face
interview and it lasted approximately eleven minutes. Participant 3 is very educated and has
experience with the stock market and because of his knowledge I chose him to be my third
interviewee. Participant three was my first phone interview and it lasted around eight minutes.
After completing these three interviews I started my transcribing and coding process. This
process definitely took some time to get used to, actually it s still very complicated. I found
myself keep rewinding back to get all of the exact detail, and everything that was said every few
seconds. My procedure for this was to listen through the whole interview one time to see the
tempo of how the interviewee was talking. I wanted to get used to the sound of his voice and the
dialect he talked with. The second time I listened I would type as much as I could for one
question I asked, and then go back to see what I missed, and keep doing this. As tough as it was I
got through it and it was a great experience. Results The results from the study of the lasting effects
a
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Examples Of Housing Bubble In Australia
Housing bubble in Australia
With the consistent increase of property prices and more personal debt than ever before, we
assume that there s a housing bubble in Australia. The statistics show that from 2008 till now,
property prices have been going up as a result of increased mortgage debt. When it slows down,
that could cause a property crash. We are sure that there s a housing bubble, but we cannot confirm
when it will finally burst although a few area in Australia has already met a decrease of house
prices. There are 3 indicators of the housing bubble in Australia.
First of all, from 2008 to 2015, property prices of all capital cities in Australia have increased
rapidly. People have had obsession with buying houses. At the same time, ... Show more content on
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This is a sign that the housing bubble starts to burst. Secondly, in the past few years, household debt
has increased rapidly. On one hand, it has deep influence on each Australian. With one dollar
earned, one Australian is now in debt for two dollars. Australia s debt for property is just lower
than Switzerland in the whole world and doubles as much as America. Compared with the
increase of house debt, salaries of Australians have remained steady, which means people s
capacity to repay debt hasn t improved. Australians have been recorded low wage growth. From
January to March 2017 wages grew just 0.5 percent. Over the previous year, wages grew a total
of 1.9 percent. From 2011 2016 wages grew just 13 percent (Anderson 2017). Considering price
to income ration index, housing affordability in Australia has broadly declined in the past few
years. Nevertheless, it s very easy for anyone to get loans from the bank. People don t need strict
assessment of credit to get loans and the government has some policy like first home owners
scheme to encourage house loans. As the interest rate is at the lowest point in history, any boost of
the interest rate would cause hundreds of thousands of households under mortgage depress. In
addition, the ease to get loans make more house demand, which eventually make the price going
up. If people can only use their incomes to buy properties, the demand would definitely not as high
as nowadays. The American house crash
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Housing bubble in Australia
With the consistent increase of property prices and more personal debt than ever before, we
assume that there s a housing bubble in Australia. The statistics show that from 2008 till now,
property prices have been going up as a result of increased mortgage debt. When it slows down,
that could cause a property crash. We are sure that there s a housing bubble, but we cannot confirm
when it will finally burst although a few area in Australia has already met a decrease of house
prices. There are 3 indicators of the housing bubble in Australia.
First of all, from 2008 to 2015, property prices of all capital cities in Australia have increased
rapidly. People have had obsession with buying houses. At the same time, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is a sign that the housing bubble starts to burst. Secondly, in the past few years, household debt
has increased rapidly. On one hand, it has deep influence on each Australian. With one dollar
earned, one Australian is now in debt for two dollars. Australia s debt for property is just lower
than Switzerland in the whole world and doubles as much as America. Compared with the
increase of house debt, salaries of Australians have remained steady, which means people s
capacity to repay debt hasn t improved. Australians have been recorded low wage growth. From
January to March 2017 wages grew just 0.5 percent. Over the previous year, wages grew a total
of 1.9 percent. From 2011 2016 wages grew just 13 percent (Anderson 2017). Considering price
to income ration index, housing affordability in Australia has broadly declined in the past few
years. Nevertheless, it s very easy for anyone to get loans from the bank. People don t need strict
assessment of credit to get loans and the government has some policy like first home owners
scheme to encourage house loans. As the interest rate is at the lowest point in history, any boost of
the interest rate would cause hundreds of thousands of households under mortgage depress. In
addition, the ease to get loans make more house demand, which eventually make the price going
up. If people can only use their incomes to buy properties, the demand would definitely not as high
as nowadays. The American house crash
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What Is The Invention Of The Second Industrial Revolution
1712 The first practical steam engine is invented by Thomas Newcomen. Steam would become an
important source of power for the Industrial Revolution. 1760 The First Industrial Revolution
begins around 1760 in the textile industry in Great Britain. Over the next decade, manufacturing
will move from hand production in the home to machine production in factories. 1764 James
Hargreaves invents the spinning jenny allowing a worker to produce multiple spools of thread at
the same time. 1781 James Watt patents an improved steam enginemaking it useful as a power
source in factories and other applications such as steam boats and trains. 1779 The spinning mule is
invented by Samuel Crompton. 1793 The Industrial Revolutionspreads to the United... Show more
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1853 Elisha Otis invents a safety break for elevators making them practical and safe for the first
time. This allows for tall buildings and skyscrapers to be built. 1856 The Bessemer Process for
making steel is invented by Henry Bessemer. This allowed for the mass production of
inexpensive steel. 1869 The Transcontinental Railroad is completed. 1870 Around this time the
Second Industrial Revolution begins. This phase of the Industrial Revolution is characterized
by rapid expansion of new technologies such as the telephone, railroads, and electrical power.
1876 Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone. 1877 The Great Railroad Strike occurs
when railroad companies reduce wages. Violence erupts and federal troops are brought in to
restore the peace. 1879 Thomas Edison invents the first practical incandescent light bulb. It will
allow factories to remain open after dark. 1886 The American Federation of Labor is formed.
1891 The first modern electrical power station is completed to provide power to central London.
1903 The Wright Brothers make the first successful airplane flight in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
1908 Henry Ford begins production on the Model T
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1712 The first practical steam engine is invented by Thomas Newcomen. Steam would become an
important source of power for the Industrial Revolution. 1760 The First Industrial Revolution
begins around 1760 in the textile industry in Great Britain. Over the next decade, manufacturing
will move from hand production in the home to machine production in factories. 1764 James
Hargreaves invents the spinning jenny allowing a worker to produce multiple spools of thread at
the same time. 1781 James Watt patents an improved steam enginemaking it useful as a power
source in factories and other applications such as steam boats and trains. 1779 The spinning mule is
invented by Samuel Crompton. 1793 The Industrial Revolutionspreads to the United... Show more
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1853 Elisha Otis invents a safety break for elevators making them practical and safe for the first
time. This allows for tall buildings and skyscrapers to be built. 1856 The Bessemer Process for
making steel is invented by Henry Bessemer. This allowed for the mass production of
inexpensive steel. 1869 The Transcontinental Railroad is completed. 1870 Around this time the
Second Industrial Revolution begins. This phase of the Industrial Revolution is characterized
by rapid expansion of new technologies such as the telephone, railroads, and electrical power.
1876 Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone. 1877 The Great Railroad Strike occurs
when railroad companies reduce wages. Violence erupts and federal troops are brought in to
restore the peace. 1879 Thomas Edison invents the first practical incandescent light bulb. It will
allow factories to remain open after dark. 1886 The American Federation of Labor is formed.
1891 The first modern electrical power station is completed to provide power to central London.
1903 The Wright Brothers make the first successful airplane flight in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
1908 Henry Ford begins production on the Model T
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Essay On Montgomery Bus Boycott
The Montgomery Bus Boycott was successful due to the dedication and hard work of the black
community because if they had not had anything like heart, dedication, courage or hard work they
would have never made a difference.
According to Reading Like a Historian, the textbook states King and the others called for a black
boycott of the Montgomery bus system. The boycott meant blacks refused to ride the buses. For
months, the buses were almost empty because most of the riders had been black. Then, the boycott
spread to white businesses in downtown Montgomery. .During the 1950 s they believed that white
people were more important so they discriminated but the bus boycott was successful due to the
dedication of the black community in which they ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
LIFE, TIME, CBS, NBC, and countless other papers have been down here covering it. I think it
is the first time that a whole Negro community has ever stuck together this way and for so long
and I think they are going to win it. The quote shows how a major variety of white companies are
picking up on the movement by showing that a difference is being made by the boycott and that
there are even white supporters speaking their opinions.
Once again reading like a historian is stating Freedom doesn t come on a silver platter. With
every great movement toward freedom there will inevitably be trials. Somebody will have to
have the courage to sacrifice. You don t get to the Promised Land without going through the
Wilderness. You don t get there without crossing over hills and mountains, but if you keep on
keeping on, you can t help but reach it. We won t all see it, but it s coming and it s because God
is for it. . They quote tells on the basics of life like you can t get anywhere without hard work or
nothing comes easy but together people can make a difference in which they did during the
Montgomery bus boycott.
Overall the Montgomery Bus Boycott was successful due to the dedication, heart and hard work of
the people who were making a
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The Montgomery Bus Boycott was successful due to the dedication and hard work of the black
community because if they had not had anything like heart, dedication, courage or hard work they
would have never made a difference.
According to Reading Like a Historian, the textbook states King and the others called for a black
boycott of the Montgomery bus system. The boycott meant blacks refused to ride the buses. For
months, the buses were almost empty because most of the riders had been black. Then, the boycott
spread to white businesses in downtown Montgomery. .During the 1950 s they believed that white
people were more important so they discriminated but the bus boycott was successful due to the
dedication of the black community in which they ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
LIFE, TIME, CBS, NBC, and countless other papers have been down here covering it. I think it
is the first time that a whole Negro community has ever stuck together this way and for so long
and I think they are going to win it. The quote shows how a major variety of white companies are
picking up on the movement by showing that a difference is being made by the boycott and that
there are even white supporters speaking their opinions.
Once again reading like a historian is stating Freedom doesn t come on a silver platter. With
every great movement toward freedom there will inevitably be trials. Somebody will have to
have the courage to sacrifice. You don t get to the Promised Land without going through the
Wilderness. You don t get there without crossing over hills and mountains, but if you keep on
keeping on, you can t help but reach it. We won t all see it, but it s coming and it s because God
is for it. . They quote tells on the basics of life like you can t get anywhere without hard work or
nothing comes easy but together people can make a difference in which they did during the
Montgomery bus boycott.
Overall the Montgomery Bus Boycott was successful due to the dedication, heart and hard work of
the people who were making a
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Literature Review Of Speech Code Theory
Speech codes theory Literature Review Speech codes theory Speech codes theory is an account
of communication as a deeply cultured human activity. The theory, and the empirical research
on which it is built, demonstrate that the kinds of local knowledge people deploy to talk about
to characterize, interpret, and rationalize their communicative conduct is indeed local, particular
knowledge, and that such knowledge can be discovered and described through systematic
inquiry. This article describes the key theoretical commitments of speech codes theory, identifies
its six propositions, illustrates research within the tradition, and assesses its purposes. Speech
codes theory was first published in prototypical form with an introduction to the concept of
speech codes and a presentation of four empirically grounded principles about speech codes
(Philipsen, 1992). Then it was presented as a formal theoretical statement with five empirically
grounded propositions, four of which were carried over intact from the earlier version
(Philipsen, 1997). Speech codes theory was created for two purposes. One purpose was to distill
some of what might be learned from a large body of fieldwork research on culturally distinctive
ways of speaking. When the first version of speech codes theory was written, there had been
established a large body of fieldwork about cultural ways of speaking that had been conducted and
published under the auspices of the ethnography of speaking (Hymes, 1968).
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Speech codes theory Literature Review Speech codes theory Speech codes theory is an account
of communication as a deeply cultured human activity. The theory, and the empirical research
on which it is built, demonstrate that the kinds of local knowledge people deploy to talk about
to characterize, interpret, and rationalize their communicative conduct is indeed local, particular
knowledge, and that such knowledge can be discovered and described through systematic
inquiry. This article describes the key theoretical commitments of speech codes theory, identifies
its six propositions, illustrates research within the tradition, and assesses its purposes. Speech
codes theory was first published in prototypical form with an introduction to the concept of
speech codes and a presentation of four empirically grounded principles about speech codes
(Philipsen, 1992). Then it was presented as a formal theoretical statement with five empirically
grounded propositions, four of which were carried over intact from the earlier version
(Philipsen, 1997). Speech codes theory was created for two purposes. One purpose was to distill
some of what might be learned from a large body of fieldwork research on culturally distinctive
ways of speaking. When the first version of speech codes theory was written, there had been
established a large body of fieldwork about cultural ways of speaking that had been conducted and
published under the auspices of the ethnography of speaking (Hymes, 1968).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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